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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11
The New F,ysrs.

From the San Francisco Alta, January 81
Our reporter drove out yesterday
afternoon to Agricultural Park, to take
. look at the trottlng stock recently
brought out from the East by Budd
IDoble. First comes
. RosALlND.
She Is a blood bay mare, low In stat
ure. but heavily framed and possessed
of fine driving powers. Her appear
ance Is more like that Of a running
mare than q trotter, and 1t Is seldom
that so blood-like an animal Is seen
outside the pale Of thoroughbred faml-
lies. She has been doing poorly all
the Fall. but Doble thinks she will
come out In full bloom before the
Spring sets 10. She Is 15L hands high,
eight years old and got BY Edsall's
Hambletonian, the sire Of Goldsmith
Maid. Her best performance Is 2:2lI2,
on Long Island last Summer.
ST. EIMo
Is a large sorrel stallion, with faxen
name and tail, eight years old, and
about Is hands, 3 inches high. He
wa sired by Mohawk, the sire of Mo-
hawk, Jr., that trotted In 2:2l13. He
has a long strip Of white In his face,
and both feet white OH the nigh side.
His shoulders are very heavy, remind.
Ing US somewhat Of the great sorrel
mare Pocahontas, while his knees and
hoofs are uuexceptionable. His great
docility and good disposition, render
him q general favorite In the stable.
His best time so far Is 2:30, but lie will
not avoid any horse that has gone a
heat In 2:29, so he will probably be
matched against either Ajax, Alexan-
der or Rlackbird. He Is In good order
and could b. got ready to trot much
easier than Rosalind.
DAN VOORHEES,.
A flea-bitten, gray PAGER, brings up
the real Of this list. He Is u largo
horse Of great power and action, as a
horse need be to encounter such horses
as Defiance or Longtellow. His style
of going is very fine, and his party are
quite confident that he can beat any
pacer In the State. Of his stock moth
ing positive Is known. He was pur-
chased In Tennessee when five years
old, and Is now eleven. In point Of
order he Is very we'll conditioned, and
his chances for getting into excellent
order are favorable.
PROBABLE MATCH RACES.
We learn Of no matches yet, but
when Eoff gets Occident down here,
the propositions will be In order, and
we may look to see him matched
against Rosalind. 1t Is said that a
match Is contemplated between Rose
dale and Democrat, to 60 two miles ;
but as yet nothing definite has been
made public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

HoS. CHAs. A. SUMNER, famous and
experienced rs a short hand reporter
both in this section and elsewhere on
the Pacific coast, delivered a public
lecture recently In Dashaway Hall,
San Francisco. on tho Popular use
and benefits Of Photography" 1t Is
published neatly, in pamphlet form.
and We have received a copy. 1t Is a
we'll written, interesting lecture, and
VIC have read it through with much
pleasure. The study Of shorthand Is
one which interests everybody and es-
pecially writers for the press, business
men, ETC., aud If all could acquire the
talent in that line, possessed by Mr..
Sumner, all other styles OF writing
would speedily pass out of date, and
those now held back by the drudgery
OF long hand would be able to catch
up and keep pace with the rest Of
mankind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

AMONG the notable deaths In tie
United States during the past year may
be mentioned : Major General Halleck.
Major General Meade, Major General
Anderson (the hero Of Fort Sumterh
William II. Seward, Horace Greeley,
James Gordon Bennett, Prof. Morse,
ex-P Postmaster General Randall, Hum
phrey Marshall, Governor johnson OF
Pennsylvania, James E. Murdoch, Ed
win Forrest, Prot. Upham, T. Bu-
chanan Read, Archbishop Spauldlng.
and Mrs. Parton Fanny FERN. The
list for the present year commences
with ex-Emperor Napoleon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11
Fatal Mining Accident.

The M~arysville appeal Of Thursday
says: Archie Stewart a miner, was
so severely injured by q blast in the
Blue Point mine, at Sucker Flat, on
Monday evening, that he died in con-
sequence the next day. Deceased had
two blasts to put on at the mine,
and the first was successfully fired ;
but It Is supposed that the second one
Jailed, and that no returned to light It
again when 1t exploded. His face was
horribly cur aud broken by the rocks
which struck him. Deceased had been
a resident of Sucker Flat, of and on,
for three or four years past, and 1t Is
believed he has no relatives In this
State. The President Of the Caledo-
mia Club, Of San Francisco, has been
telegraphed to for Information con-
corning him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11
NAPOLEON III.

In the Enterprise Of yesterday under
the foregoing title, we find a column
OF matter devoted to the d~enunclation
of one, who now dead, while living,
proved himself to have been the great
est Of modern rulers. In the name Of
common justice we must express con-
trary views to those entertained by
our contemporary. When Louis Ma
poleon assembled the throne of France,
years of war had reduced that great
nation to but a skeleton Of her former
self, and no longer did foreign Powers
yield that obedience to the eagles Of
France that had been taught them on
many a battle field. Military France
was weakened; commercial France
was no more ; and internal war and
turmoil bill fair to make her grandeur
but q name Of the past. Note the
change: Under the rule Of Napoleon
III. France began to revive, her pulse
revived. and a few years made a
change that to her enemies was any
thing but agreeable. Her armies were
strengthened ; her commerce enlarged,
and the whole civilized world recog-
nized her as tho first Power In Europe.
Never since the days Of Charlie
inague had France known the pros
perity that she enjoyed under Napo-
leon III. We admit that he was the
man Of circumstance, aud we ask the
world to point to the time when and
where Louis Napoleon could be called
a vagabond! No matter what were
his reverses, every action Of his lite
was characterized by the impress Of u
great man, and whether In public or
private life, he has ever borne himself
as God intended he should, like n King.
.He was a man. take him all In all,
we shall not look upon his like again."
But now lie is dead. and the Second
Emperor Of the French has closed his
eyes in a foreign land, but his noble
aud devoted wife by her asslduous at
tentions soothed his last moments.
Posterity will do him justice nations
thank him for his example aud states
men admire and emulate him for his
profound craftsmanship. His reign
was Of vast benefit to France, and his
tory will record 1t as most prosperous,
Notwithstanding its disastrous ternin-
alton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

The sixth meeting of the Worlds
Evangelical Alliance, which, is to be
held in the city Of New York next
fall, will be attended by from 800 to
500 of the most eminent divines OF
the Old World. The great idea will
be the union OF members Of different
churches in closer fellowship, and the
most practicable methods of laboring
together for the worlds salvation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

TIE Postmaster General evidently
f,vors woman's rights, for he has de-
cided that married women may insist
upon having all letters addressed to
them delivered accordingly, without
first going through the hands Of their
husbands. Let the grateful spouses
prepare a monument for the Postmast,
er General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11
r35asSN:

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The following communication from
q prominent citizen Of Ovmshy, who
tnows v.,l vharaof ha writes w,u h.
read with deep interest ~ all true CIT
liens Of the State OF Nevada, and We
racommandJt N the thouohtfn, con.,d-
efa'i'n VI e'efy me"ne' VI tue !esis-
lature, and especially OF those who, at
the late caucus 50 heartily and ambi.
,,o,.,, ao,n.d N. .Ion.. co,I.r and
-
az
Those In faver, or who had been per
suaded to give their votes for j. z.
Jones, were drilled into line and
marched to the Assembly Chamber at
eight o'clock P. NJ, on Thursday even
ing. To say that all OF the forty.nine,
who signed their names and agreed to
support ]. p. did 10 Of their own free
viii. would be. perhaps. saving too
much. That Mr.. Jones will be elected
on the first ballot. sxems 70 be a fore
gone conclusion; but let those who
Ravr Agreed 10 support him. pause
here. and take into oonslderation some
few Facts. M. Jones Is probably the
strongest anti-Gant man In the State
of Nevada : In fact. the head aud front
| Of the antIIGrant movement In Ormsby
county Mt least. ma can be proven by
sGsJsy,t or oath ~ a dozen man whose
word has never vet bren Questioned,
W. .s pas,,hus, Ioc;s,atore ,ra "a
t~hin.siinned M 10 refuse to support a
Greeley man-let him be ever so good
Rsnnhlican. for A subordinate Dosi-
,;an how can thev snnnort a man for
~ LIZ nos,,,nn wbo ros, mill An.
~ n'su ~ n"t.noran and uncomnro-
gIss ,as; d.,un 49, Inf. saiIS enemy
usHn E ona ,vho u,nsoIicited,
oIusn.aaa ~. 3s~,asm,notion IN t.Ie
III .snmS .ms;ns. The aSministrstion >
Panse osntIemen. pause are O
live ronr Vote 10 such an one: on az
Count of your record as Republicans,
psuse. A man who will 20 back on
| bls political promises before election
Ia not ant TO be a good or faithful rep
r.sentative of the people after. The
nan who will howl anti.monopoly and
bs himself the greatest monopoiIst In
the state. does not seem to be the man
likely 10 assist the people In fighting
their greatest enemy. "Judge the
tree by its fruits" Is an old axiom,
and "Judge Of a man by the company
he keeps"1s another nearly as ancient.
rbe late election was an outrage on
civilized America, and the present
Senatorial election Is a fitting sequel
to it.
There Is vet time, ample time. for
the selection Of an honest, capable
man-one who will be acceptable to
Republicans and Democrats alike; and
we strcnuously advise our Senators and
Representatives to we'll and faithfully
consider the situation, aud on their
oaths, as servants Of the people, say
whether or no they can lind no better
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

STEPS are taking to work over the
abandoned gold mines Of Virginia By
Northern capitalists, who have pur-
chased 1000 acres of mineral land In
Spottsylvania county, and claim to
have means of extracting the precious
metal proftably, which could not DO
done heretofore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

Tue poet of the Lynchburg Ne,rs
hasn't been particularly lucky. In an
ode to his girl, he says: "Keen is your
sorrow; but keener Ia my grief" Tho
compositor, who lost his under
most nickel on the top row the night
before, set up, "but keno Is my grief"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

SEVEN thousand operators, In 5000
offices, manipulate the keys in sending
of 1l,5O 900 messages over $4,000
miles Of telegraph in the United
States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

WE are indebted to the publisher.
George W. Childs, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, for q copy Of the Pub
lie Ledger Almanac" tor 1873. Be-
sides the usual calendar, It contains a
vast amount of valuable and useful
statistical and chronological matter.
1t Is furnished free to all subscribers to
the Public Ledger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

TIE Odd Fellows Of Iowa have de-
termined to erect. as soon As practical
BILE, an Institution Of learning for the
education Of orphans and for the pro-
lection Of aged aud INDECENT Odd Fell
lows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

HELEN JOSEPHINE Stokes Is study
ing for the ballet and trapeze, and will
appear in this country next season
with a circus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11
Births.

GREENMAN-In Reno, January 8, to the wife
Of N. W. Greenman. q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11
Ticket. son. BY Express, Q. o. Dir desired.

Si65 Cash Prizes. amounting TO. ....... $ao0.D6
This Legal Enterprise 10 Endorsed oy the
highest authority OF the State and best business
men. Over one.half the tickets taken before
October LIST. The limited number on hand will
be furnished those who apply 6rst. Money can
be sent by mail, in registered letters, Postofies
Money Orders, or by exprcss.. All prizes Will
be paid In full. Agents wanted. For full par
ticularr address 7ah
- J. n. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha. Neb.
sY. w. A. SEARLES,
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
$50, Pc, Box ST., Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, ct Harris Brothers, No. 9 South c
street, Virginia City. la3 %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-11

|" To insure tho sale Of al the tickets, and
Q full drawing, those who intend to buy should
do so early. Delay IN purchasing tickets i'm
meut, when the day Of drawing Ii near at hand,
that ID very dincult to perform.
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
WELLS, FARGO 4 oQ.,Trsasurer.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
DRoPosAI.s FOR RATIoNs.

PROPOSALS. FOR RATIoNs.
aaS1sasn: aSaS1sas1.fls'.a y y y; o.Sfsn SSns"
Sealed rropo.sl. El.saIiSisa1s .,ii q kp5l s.a
y ass sS,Sss Sss Sl n fa1a,,alSa a ,salsS 5,S y
SSRRssEEsiaSfEGg SRsEi Sf5s i. ssE S.!..sSSs.stsi: a.%Sssts
blhsookd,xiN, Nsw Iork;
SSsPs9Q9T, aasis No.iclf. Vilshis:: :''"'H"A'
ksSAfoLiis, hsryisSd;
Asf f.ss II iiE,daEs ii,d5 y 2. o,.lii S.io5ni. q
3 ;:s ssslss ls:s5 sssss Sssd
fSafss "A SsR ss .aa
bonee or sisht pounds o. Rossied tcT Ross,sd % and
eSTs noSSS; Ss iaS soS, eight
Eari one pound and four OUNCES OF Idsmantins or
.Sa fsSaR sSRR Gaass. aass e Fsp
sssas 8 &c :sS s q; Ss ,.
Best either IN bull Of BY the single rstcp. of good
$s$Ts; n. " ( fsss ~ lSsf
Ers is tSs mem msFP FS,t ihs fGHr s Known
station iocstsd he coes. Sood Rio eSI tss SSsis So
s osaaf asaas Or sSs s :G.S ss g sNS 6 81
All Al sSnbjest 70 in,p.e,,oD.,
sRonsibilII mqsf be osrtihed BY ! United statss
District Judge District Attorney ,or Collector Unjust
accompany each proposal
/ No Proposal will 6e considered unless Accomna
MED BY such guarantee Blank fortne OF proD1sa
can can Dc Obtained upon application at any Of the Ma
| NeNspapers authorized to publish the nbove VA
send ne paper containing the nrst Insertion to thil
pEoPos4ls 70 be Endorsed Proposals for Rationa
and addressed to the undes-iYpSd N N s,,ov
ap8 MAJ. and QuArtefm'r u. 1. Marine Corns.
| nROPOsAIS FOR DRAYI0R
National Republican., 1873-05-01
DRoPosALs FOR GOVERNMENT TRAN
PORTATION.

DRoPosALs FOR GOVERNMENT TRAN
-AEADQuAhrERs DEEAhTnnxI or cALuonzII.l
BAN fAAS0:SSS; .S9;aeIy snLffossII' IT M
By authority Sf ths, Dspsr!%Peht ,P 6o%n,sndss .,
Ssrtisensnt sttached 70 each viii be reesiyed q this
once and also at ,he oiees Of % ne unltsd % s,ttss
until noon. TiURsbxY. NAY j. is1I ior iSs Tsns
and saans ~
isii. over lie Following Routes, HI,
From Reno, Nevada. 70 Camp BldWell. Cal. " tons
From cOrinno. ut.E E 4srri.SrS. sS 20 Fort Hall. Idaho
Territory, " tonh 49,. q.
From San Franci-ee cais @ Camp CASTOR, cal, 90
tons; slores 70 DO taken from stoFenouses In aan
ffAheH'o' ROUTE No.
From San Francisco, Gal, 70 Camp Wright, QAl,, 90
i9sss lore 70 % 'Ahsn from s'orehounes IN san
.lt ROuTE No,k
ssG i%R Il
ban frAhoisoos n a.. ~.
san rr.ns.sS. sSSIE ST q "a foiS. label mouth of
ISsr " sSr S tone stores
ROuTR NO. T.
From winnAmucca. New, 70 Camp McDermitt, New,
The above are the estimated quantities 70 be trans
ported. the aoyernment reseryns 70 Itself the right
10 increase Or diminish the same during The
sLi.ienss Of the contract, or to use Its own trans
rsa.PPs IS HO4s I Ss s s ss S., sSA "a
sas s q Ss Ss %sIss
Der Of days they are willing 70 contract 70
are turned over 10 them for transportation
also rates At which ltores will be transported dur
ink the winter months from Noyember TO March Sl
On route No. q. bids must state rate per ton by
shir meAsuremsnt, and whether by steam or sailing
Bids for each route required separately.
The same guarantee As in case OF bids for stores
MI 9e required before they can be sptsrt.ined
tained H9yApment will reserve the right to reject
Final AwArdH viii not be made until the bids re
pared with the bids hlsd In this onhoe
Each proPosai must be " z separate ssaied en-
bo.al ior ttonte No. =" aud addressed g the pnder
m6ii ohief opsrteruraster, Dept II 6asl.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
the LUMBER BUSINESS,

Heretofore conducted by the undersigned on
Sixth street, near Missouri avenue, and B
street. between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, will be located hereafter at the
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE N. W.
,ra1m NATHL 3. FUGITT.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
DIED.

brown. On Tue.dsy, the aeth Instant, q cere.
bro Hpnai meningitis, qHonaH EDaAR BRowN,
AEed thirtyone years and siI month";
The tuner.l viii take place tomorrow, (Thurr
dayD At O'Clock, at his late residence corner.
PennsylvAniA avenue and Fifth street east
CONNELL-on the 18th instant, ELLEr, wife Of
Jeremiah Connell, In the thirty. nth year pf her
fs.i.sa native Of BailSmOtelIiFO'i' county Kerry
Her funeral viii take place on Friday afternoon,
west. at o'clock. The friends and aepuainta nees
Of the family aro respectfully invited TO attend.
DEATLEY.-fell asleep, Apri 1s RosA, daughter
and four months. hequiescat IN pace.
ffLLEBROwN.-On the 18th instant THonAs
fILLEnhowst assd seyenty nine yeAra
Toe funeTnl will take place from his late resi-.
sSsHSs l's u '.res, at o'OlOohp p. NJ on Friday.
KENyQN-Qn the evening Of the ais, Of April,
General II. o. KENIos. Of FULTON, n. r., brother OF
y. n. Kenyon, president gf the OifiHens' Bank ais
OF Mira Clark Nils, Of this city.
rnI,an B,kEf'JIAgJi Jyl a " gs,SSfA A %i;,,s %i e eVE
bailey. q this city, sLs dsnshier of Philip B. Yer
a: a q! .s S ss E.ss GT q sssi ss .is 4Ss
day, May !.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
DRoPosALs FOR FRRsH BFRF.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
PORK. BACON. HAMS AND LARD.

PRoPosAIs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
PORK. BACON. HAMS AND LARD.
oyYIcE oHEy ooHsfnaARr OF sunsurrSc.,)
poaPlisp, Sr ossaos. g. MareR M SR15UssA' Is Ia
s:s WI Il al
tais ofhss q tna q nc oinss o ihs Kctins 6om%s
iof Inc delivery Of The following sabsisisncs sup
Us PRIME MESS PORK.
At Fort Klamath 9FsFo1, = SsIFslS
Fort s;Ssspns sSs oTssSS ~ SelS n,,
SSIP n,Pns,!a San JT4p IslAnd 4 nd W. T.. Is bbls,
SSasassss SGs SS':s bspSt = W vi: !. .lps OSl. sr
A, For, K,,usH E1TRA 6A,CaL CLEAR \. .nAooE.
'' o.nT Ss::ly S$%ss sG% $Ssss: ~ r. IT,,
sPs Pi:sPpSI ISPasSs, WIZ " u, .ssiiLOs. ne..
e.9R ss,lS ssn 3S. i.isaa GFaGs T PSs S6una. net
ST TcaS$ss 8S,,s bepSt T fouRdis met Ss5na, No.
At Fort Klf&s.S fssss 6I o1 N sissS. SSSSHs. 3, net
EoTt stsyees, bfsssS, bs ~ PosSSs gSSsq Sse net
ESF SsRss SsRs RsPpT nisSsa s pSanS. VI III ns l'A net
Sa%G op, nS,s san IS4P lsiSTS AZ pounds not
SSnoeS%sf Van S bspSs. " s%ei \. aiss sss POUNDS not
PURE LEAR LARD.
AZ lfeAA POUNDS net
lApwh, J. T., lflb pounds net
Camp Harvey, OREGON, as pounds net,
Fort Btevens Oregon, " pounds net
Cape DlsAppointment, W. t. 80 lbs net
CoiVille, ", T., ~ rounds not
| Fort Boise, I. T., 6O pounds net
Proposals viii be received for one or any number
Of roits TriSss q gPiisa sisiss currency written
IS tGsR iGaRFSliff a a; al HRsa Sa States
| ALSO. =
pcss tens Up tss snS SeSsSy IL
| Portland, Oregon, Of
| ~ bArrelh Ifimo Mess Pork.
| atNo pounds not Extra Clear Bacon
l1les pounds net suHAI. Cured Hams,
lO,16 pounds net Pure Leaf Lard,
fnrther tnt9rmauop as 70 eonditinns form Of
obtained by application y the oommlssATifs II sSn
frhnoi4eo, Cal, bs Lopls, No, chicago, IN, sach
eernea and A this oiiiee gidderS are invited 70 bS
AhOuld oe indorSed Proposals for - &c.
Captain and Commissary Of subsisteace' u, 81 A.
Chief O, B., Dept Of the oolumbiI,
National Republican., 1873-05-01

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
wAsHGN NGTON
kIdN lnd DON fsTio KSoHk s0Es; mafes col.
LECI10Es, and transacts All businsss connected
H. D. COOKE, President myieu
WAsHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
0oTpef q seysgth I stTse, md Lggissn. M 4 syepys
Ill depe.is made ard drawn si viii ~open. asiiy
from pD a. m. TO , 2, rn., and on SATURDAY
EVENING from 9 M to70pm IA RUff
National Republican., 1873-05-01
pRoPosALs ron FRRsH BEEF.

ORTIoE A. OSl
r EonT FooTK, ND, May /, IblA z
Sealed pIoppsals. In duplicate will be recSiyed at
The Yrs5h Beef reguirsd BY tic yp6sistense bspSFt
9ent uAited States Army. a. this Station darling
N month";. commencing July !, t6l9
Also separate proposals for furniahinE officers
with ohoice euta for the same period. ''-,
ments, kc., can be Obtained BY application 10
JAMES " RABTMlN
myi First Lieut. ID Artillery, A. C,B
National Republican., 1873-05-01
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


u..,., DEPAhIMEsr or STATE, April n, is7s.
beAled proposals for furnshlnr sta tonery Tor the
}eL endlnf June ~, lsH, will be received at this
unti sist day OF May. is7a At u o'elock
bltnh tormSior bidding will be furnished upon
The Iss Slas , will b considered and aOesptsd or re
ss % far a. .ooepted BY the Secretary q
eonHsHtu,s oH the contract between the Government
Vii Se 9r bidders and no further contract
The articles contracted for must be furnished
i,um n ume 20 time, during the year, 10 quantitios
The enttss ,9uAntidss q each article viii, how.
ever, Pc called Tor during the year ' -"
n, heen cs proP2sa must be sighed By tho individual
wth Suiaeisn9 safetss IN sSm sana II Sone; pe
United oSsr "a the sosdsf dsGcs sGPrSIcss II Sc,sh X
niibeS bv ne &C. 90 6n.iness 9n form % be fur
ing such PORTIONS OF the articles a. may be sSaPsd
hndes hnhi, " and the RerformAnoe Of the Contract
,Ips AZ sssss asssi s ,ss Ss ;S6,s
s.s,S snd ne dsivery q An Interior srtisis WI s. =
ueeined sumclent cause 10 Annul the contraot n
ne 6slssaIoe Shs,9P 81 mn:, sas ssscf6st.ry s f
mspt q state, washlpston,
he Contract VIII at the option Of the secretary Of
q The bond; Of the Secretary Of State may dire,
me puf,e1sse IN open mArhet OF such quAntitos 81
any sruelea a. shAll be aeceasary 10 supply the de
o2ntFeoi9rs ftty per centum q the price which II
ToPosSs ~ a0 saisfaetorS s S's BOND
.wlrded only % ests6ilshed msHafaetaref%s % Of 2,
dealers In the Articlea - "
Prpposals % be addressed TO the under.isned. snt
ihAiAsa Proposals for stf,icnerYS nov v,ou
l hp1oeolm BecretAFy Of htafa
National Republican., 1873-05-01
pRoPOsALs ron FORAGE.
iOraS. or oPsass Z, sgrss.sscr} !, s.ss9}

usual eohdldpns vii 6s received Al this ONCE until
me sSs SRsd sSiss ifn sasRlia WIZ
iISy' AA followsi AZ F9Ll BufoEd, y. \, ~ tons;
IL SS tsteF9 tsns; FS ss, on. s erSRS aSSIAP ;s2 T.
RI TN; St sSy aIi p aS spn.; Lower sSS.i
Fort Sevard, ID. r., 10 tons. The hay 10 be Eood ~
s2a hay SSs SsI IN; @
by September l. ls7[ BIDS hh6nld DO made for each
post sspeFstey' and bidders be present 70 respond
By 1uthoTity of the Department. o9mmaPaeT,
ap4 Drsye, Lieutenant 6oionei ana 3,
National Republican., 1873-05-01
ap1 MAJ, and QuArteTm'r 0. I, Marine
DRoPOsALs FOR DRAYAaR.
q DEroT ouAnIERMAsrEHls oYrIcE.

,, BAN fRAspisoo, CAI4, March u, is;A
Sealed proposals.. In trplcAts will be received nv
The anaeisisned until u ocosk June isfs fSr The
e1c ass5afs n PTsliss e. s.ers- IN he city san n
lsa Medical stores, clothing, camp and garrison
baggage win bs taken by measurement: wasonS and
sm5usnses sn9 an, by !hs nHmber lumber per one thoq
nance, CommiaaAry and QuSrtermAster stores Of
every description per ton Oi IWo thousand pounds
The same guarantee as In case OF bids for stores
MI be REQUIRED before they eau be entertained
bidl from irresponsible parties viii not be enter.
tanned ooyqrnment will reserve the right 10 reject
any AID All bids. Each IgopoaAl must bo In a uepa.
rate sealsd envelope aud plainly indorsed on fhe
the undersigned. A. H. EDDY
Apl6 Depot Ouartermaaisr