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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
Sheriff s Sale.
Notice :!

II OsT or MISLAID, Bounty Land
IL Warrant, No. 2269, for 12O Acres, da-
ted the 1lth day of June, 1885,, issued TO
Benjamin w. Harrison Amy inforlna'
ton leading to the recovery OF the same
will be thankfully received. and Iber-
ally rewarded.
Notice is hereby given that will make
application to the proper authorities for
duplicate of the same.
BENJAMIN w. HARRISON.
June s. 1873. ct "a
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Are our people bearing in mind that
the Annual Baptist Association meets in
our townehis efalia Evsn' now they
should be preparing to show forth an-
stinted -brosherly-iove, hospitality and
good cheer.
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Six Palmetto Fans

A.FaJrH. GHEATHAM'S,foroniy %
|. N Cents. One Thousand Fans on
hand.
June l2 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26

No ice in town on Sunday and Monday
last, causing good many people to de-
port themselves, in rather q mad-dos
fashion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26

"A colored. magie-lsntern man is 9es
lighting his race nightly in our Court
House. The children Of Israel-and all
that. And Cain shooting Abel with q
horseman,s pistol .s.fl -i
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THE ADVERTIsER
Terms S3,O0 per Annum.
Oar Agents in Charleston.

Tha EiyestisingsAgensy of Messrs,
Walker, ,EysasA cogsTeM represented
by RnswelE..E LogAn ESQ, is theonlyi
a1thssizeds Agsncy for sfhis paper in
Charleston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26

xSI4 dispatcT 10 the Ise,asa from
Long, Breach says Presidsnsarant rs
aevereiy IN and suffering from disrrhoea.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
AUGUSTA HOTEL,

AUGUSTA, Ca. : ;.
T TAKE this method of informing my
l. friends and customers, that I h&re
Just had this we'll known Hotel thor
oughly reno eated- and painted, both in.
side and out. Cleanliness is my motto
in every department My tables will be
supplied with everything the market af
fords.. No pains Will be spared to make
the Augusta Hotel apleasant. home. TO,
the traveller, Ny Edgefeld friends are
cordially solicited to give me a call.
P. MAY, Proprietor.
Augusta, ApriSi5, - d tf.aAn Iii
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j, GRIFFIN e. COBB

uAVE> received a new supply, of
Gents DRESS SHOES, made to their
/ ORDER Call early aud'gst your Size. ~
Juns4 II "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
-Parasols and Fans.

z H. CHEATHAM has in Store One
u Thousand Palmetto Fans, ~: Z
Also, a splendid line of Parasols.
May ID tt IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
J. IN. CHEATHAM.

Has lust received Splendid Line
of BATH TOWELS, -.
Also. Linen Cambria Handkerchief at
S1,00 per dozen. =. IL
Jnna IL u 70
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FLORENCE.

SOLD at corresponding prices with
other First Class Machines, and Is cheap.
'er than any other because more complete
w. 81. SHAFFER,, ,Agt.
Edgeaeld, Dot 2 lySN
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| S
q. { NgEEg gs g.

Our Young friend, Mr. 4Aviil Hart, OF
Meeting Street IS passRs through our
town, homewaras,s from Z 4 months "sky-
lark" in South Western Georgia and
Florida He skylarked good. !deabin
and around Quitman, where. and i'll
other localities also, he saw good many
old Edgefeld people, OF the prosperity
OF our young compatriot, Mr. n. l..
Griffin, in Quitman,, land Of the honor i'll
which heis heldsin that community, Mr.
Hart gives suehan account as mustbe
most gratifying to Mr.. G's. relatives and
friends here. AS regards crops, Mr..
Hart tells US that on the plantations Of
his, uncle and brother, Mr.. Asa May,
and Mr.. Jesse Hart, the cotton was more
than breast high, and the corn fast get
ting into ear.
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; AI6cal.Itens.

@ Mr.. J. K. burst is our authorized
Agent at Kirksey's K Roads.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26

Judge Carpenter finished as much
civil business as was ready, for him, aud
departed on Thursday last.
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Ieeisss ~ sfee.s

: t-lTf -
ALWAYS on Land and for sale. by !.
May 2E # 2s
National Republican., 1873-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

There is q beautiful sentiment In the Gus
tom which Is to be observed throughout the
country to-day In the decoration Of the
graves Of Union soldiers. Flowers arc tho
fitting emblems Of peace, and as we strev
thom over thousands Of grass-grown mounds
In our national cemeteries they should re.
mind US that after the bloody strife comes q
day Of rest aud quiet. We should dismiss oil
thought Of the fratrlcidal war which filled
the graves before US with the sacred remains
of heroes, except those which serve to renew
q patriotic remembrance Of that great strug.
gle and au earnest desire for the porpetua.
tlou Of its dearly-purchased results. II
should be our frst duty to forget the very
natural feeling Of ylndictiyenoAs towards
their enemies. Tho cousecrated grounds on
which VIC tread to-day are hallowed by the
noblest inspirations Of the human race.
Lctour thoughts, then, bo free from everything
but the virtues Of the departed. and while
We cannot avoid q regrctful feeling, lei
US learn lesson Of Christian forgiveness
from the mute tablets which q nations graft.
tudo has erected to the memory Of our do
Tenders. A wlso procautlon has prevented
the possibility Of an unwclcome intrusion on
the scene Of our sad ceremonies, and has
frustrated tho design Of political schcmers to
intrude themselves for the purpose Of rcylv-
Ing past anlmositles that should lie buried
with their victims. But we can afford a,
yictors to forget and forgive. Al the same
time let US hope that, In tho not far distant
future, when our vanqulshed foos approach
us with the aamc offer OF cancellations that
We now 90 cordially tender to them, we car
joln In common Memorial Day, to pa,
iOiut tribute to the memory Of every soldier
who fell 10 tho great conflict.
National Republican., 1873-05-30

which arc unknown elsewhere. In truth,
with all their palace cars sne such like tinsel
for our accommodation and comfort and
which please and tickle our fancy, the rail-
roads dictate their own terms for the priyi-
lege Of pleading and tlcklingus. We have no
general laws, such as are enacted In other
countries, for the regulation Of railroads; but
In lieu thereof we have conventions Of railroad
mon, which meet 70, the purpose Of ostab-
fishing regulations for themselves. They
have done this 80 long and so successfully
that our people have become habituated TO II,
and gradually we have rclinquished nearly
every right Of control that We should have
retained over them. The present Issue Is
merely an effort to regain those rights, and a
struggle Is impending between the East and
wcst which cannot fail to develop something
akin to sectional feeling. Itprcsonts qucs.
tlon for the serious consideration Of the
leaders Of both parties, involving as II does
the vital Interests Of our agricultural region,
with its millions Of voters, and the future
welfare Of millions Of dollars now invested In
internal improvements.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
sToF aIFTs.
Total. 1000 aifs, all Cash

Total. 1900 Cru, all Cash 900
tn. 70 y. thee. sf; In full |. y;
S s.ds fdf ,sss Lat sqss
used 81 that n Win 6e seen by tho
oTTicr or fsaaERs' AND DRovrns, BAsK.,
sS si ssssi y Ssaa
otn Concert for the ben.nt Of the Public Library
md VII Be Ssid sg he Ssni ma paid aS f out
Tor this purpose and this pSrEosfF FSTDllS Cashier
The party, therstors, who holds ne ticket dfay
va S e 4 u: sis DC sss. y shs 1sS iss
Ths remnant y anscld asfst. will be furnished
money .iHsys having RPsisfsscs % over ssspts 1 q
" tSsOSias GTSs %9os tSfs.s hSiSss
. Tor ssSS is tof ~ and Us fSr sSoSa, No de
count on less than sle SoIth q usis1 A 4 time
&c SyaSs rs Z n orsSs SSsi e
. t ons 1SS ss sfs S'Rs .fs 70
Wheel %. Placing Pf siiis in, small wheel It6.
@sifs % stS 1S Basas We y rss sat tS e
sifis, i.h, Mg'iS BY orehoIsEal @ band sth Dr.gins
EitRI isss q N, hands y se@niSs.s .Egcin,Sd by
s ca Ss.Ra .pS @ {. tho
e ss s aSs.s Ssp
drawn numbers viii be chosen from the best known
q s q G. e n s AZ
| complaint from any Just source =.
The payment Of sifs will begin on Saturday, July
y. At goslock 9, m Tieksts drawing Et.tS must Dc
/ yhere cash checks upon the Farmers and DLoysrs
bAnk OF Louisville or sight draft. upon the Fourth
holder will be VI ven for the tickets. All gifts MOI
| called for In mon.hs from the drawing will bs
| uIned over to the Public library fund.
| For full particular send for eiloulArs
| TIIOS. Il. BRADILETTR,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
| aplATukFtivi Louisville NY
National Republican., 1873-05-30

ALL THE DEPARTMENTS Of the General
and District Governments will be closed to.
day, to give those employed an opportunity
to attend tho decoration ceremonies at the
Arlington and other cemeteries. In other
columns we print the programme of the oh,
servances, together with description Of the
new structure erected at Arlington, under the
direction Of Gen. Mclgs.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Baltimore Lock Hospital

Dr. JOHNSTON,
Physician Of this celebrated Institution discovered
land, France and eissWhsre. the NOS, % Certain. tti
speeay, pleasant and enectuAl remedy In the world
ExoEssEs on ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM.
weAhnsas o. the Back p, Lpbs, slrictures Affection
~. Lsnsgcl. lew splrI, Senfus,Sa d Iaess, III.
81 Ss IT tSS nss Fs.cs s6
skin. Agec,ions q the Liver. Lnnss, stomach Pr
SEors i.isi 3 iSsiT ylstl@s ssaa ne sSaE q tss
5sss Nc. impOssbis- destroying both BODY and
YOUNG MEN
anS 1ns Sas q
SSahE men %os nm sass saas sSS
walsa % ecstasy the living yre may call With full
T6eSe are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
Dimnsss o. slsht, Loss of MSscpiar PoN, ,Psipita
sn e sns q %
Dsbgity, syFptops q oogspmytion, se
much q Sc dreaded TSss o. Memory. SSn1uslan s a
sdeiS, Beprsssien e sPiTi vil FoTsI SdInss, Aver
ditT' &c. ART some a iRRfxsEP M fItls produced
SIn sn
aSysr 5sa6 S
any o'AfH spy}sET iiTfE isliSs fRFss
within the Lat twenty yesrs and the ngmsro9s m I'm
S hs Gs q Pass
and many other5, notlces Of which have ,appeared
ing = man o. honor and fssponsi6liity. Is sun
cient guarantee 70 the Afiioted.
once, south Frederick street, BaltiRore,
oyI MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
NINETY DAYS DISAPPOINTMENT.
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 inBank to Pay Gifts.
TEN THOUSAND CASH olIIs PAID IN Tull.
100000 for only . L o.

ENOUGH of the lioroo tic cts issued for the THRD
oRAND 01Tr CoNoERT. in aid Of The Publie litrAiy
of Kentucky, having been sold TO insure full draw
ing, and the wish having been uniycraay pressed
that the Uo,op cash gifts offered should be drawn In
full and paid In full without any scaling down, AZ
Of the trustees. have determined 10 allow ninety
days more for tho sale Of the mnant OF tickets
tsed for April Il therefore postponed 70 Tuesday,
July 3 nS on which day. and 10 other, they yill
Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert the following cAsh sifts Will
National Republican., 1873-05-30

A FULL REPORT Of the commencement cx.
crclses Of the National University, a long nc.
count Of the races In Baltimore, the stocking
Of the Potomac with shad, and u report BE-.
fore committee Of the Legislative Assembly
Of tho views Of tho "trappers VS.. the seine
hnulers," formed a portion of the news Of the
day printed by no other morning paper IN
this city yesterday morning.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
FrNE EDITIONS ~ FINE BINDINGS.

ENNh hDiiiVNo ~ riNh niNDlN0S' a
LONDON STAGE t1HE.l A collection of the
most reputed Tragedte, Uon4edles, .Dperss heio-
iss,s ; an. snd SS0d snsssin.s a, cuifshssE sto
siSSS 4 SSl @ ,.,. .SECs. sES.
kIIo:. T6c sns,t sdlslsn ever printed. ioals one
,'ik9fssk kRT cnRoNIcLts, OF, ESoLAsp.
FRANCE, SPAIN, Ero,, translated aud nlArged by
Colonel yohnee, yols., avo,, hall calf gilt with en-.
craving. Of battles, ETC., from ancient MSS sp.
,IQHDQN QN,s,J, gJ EsCYCLoPEpIA. OF GOT.
tsysrsl th9pssua engraving, Very thief, svC.,
Hk9pTs bIorIoSkRY or DATES. reia,ins to
all Ages and Nations, for universal reference; 18th
c'iiiiop, ey BENZ ylilcenk Thick syo.. cloth. AA,
MADAME DE- MhINTEnQN's nkCRKT QQn.
URsfNs, from original MSS. In The porsca-ion Of
I6sfs Ss% Bf4 VB2,sGffSNsRy
The Articles contributed by the most eminent
scholars Of the day., u vols, tvo,, new half calf,
iuus, 1851 sB lrne beet general Biographical
Dlctionary n the English language, comprising up
rlifSMPBrfI'S lives or THE LORI CHAN
uEbLORS, Including the lives u Brouehan and
Iyndhurstl syuls., syO. Handsomely bound; new
For sale BY ROBERT BEALL,
Bookseller and Htauoner,
my2pN fqS pennaylvnnia avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
LOST AND FOUND.

CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE 2cru
OinstAnt, q DARK RED COW, with one horn
turned down. and the right hind LEG white, aud
away. JOHN r, ,IOyEJOY
lnyAlts
National Republican., 1873-05-30

The New York Sun prluts long article
under the caption "The Presidents Despot.
ism" The "despotism" is the moot popular
the world ever saw, which Is the trouble
with the Sun
National Republican., 1873-05-30

The preservation Of our local fisheries is Of
very great Importance, and VIC arc glad that
tho subject has received from the Legislative
Assembly due share Of attention. The
bill reported by Mr.. Browne yesterday
from the Committee on Police and passed by
the Council appears to meet many Of the re-
quirements of tho case until better and a
more perfect law can be framed. Mr.. Browne,
II will be seen, called the attention Of the
Legislature to an article In the REPUBLICAN
Of Thursday on the subject, In which much
valuable information was given.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
@5s TEN TION.

Spring Ia coming with its lovely breeze and
charming weather, but ID bringing also many dis
prevented II necessary precautions are taken In
amS Si. There u % n2 % season n the year yhen the
medicine which viii purify the blood and give TO
warm daTs ny prostSaii sn y WAY Il snin Tii,nns
s pssss and sometimes ehills follow thIs general de
hrst SYMPTOMS become really sick and ani cited with
some q these pernicious disease such feyers 81
ious herdaches, diptheriA. &c. great many
psrs9ns do take the precaution We sPeat Of; butwe
the great importance Of eectinK the voysr remedy
The body requires not only stimulAnt. but above
care and q perfect knowledye OF the human system;
for this reason Dr.. L. q. BERTRAM'b LONdLIfE
They prescribed also In Europe. where no patent
medicine can sold without the Medical hcademy's
Ap8u BOLD EyEhYwHEllE-
National Republican., 1873-05-30

VIZ INVITE the attention Of workingmen
to the report Of tho National Labor Council
last night. 1t will be socn that one half of
the delegates retired from the meeting, lcav-
Ing tho Pool clique to go into what Is called
an executive session. II Is q noticeable fact
that the men who withdrew are all working
men, while the Others, with one or two ex.
ccptlons, are played-out politicians, who are
endcavoring to turn the organization into an
engine for their own advancement. Its very
evident that demagoguos like Pool can nc
longer throw dust In the eyes of the lntclli.
gent worklngmen Of the country. lie had
better 90 home.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
PROPOSALS.


ID RoPosAis FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
oryrcr oHtrr ouA.IrnxAsrEsS
,eS w u reeeissd 4 once Nc ana
.hs f sass ,9e sf fOr T's1 fSsaS
.. T0RT TLEAyBEYoRTH. KANSAS.
ieieas bi,ssinqp. naiS .ySSi SSsi. u -
LIS oordI.o dIosT = Esld s1HES. EcoS. StssAS' US
- tons Bituminous Coal
,., FORT HAYES. KANSAS.
tons Biigminous Coal, ...
T9RJ, EALt,soE KANSAS.
" tons Bitnminous Goal.
rSRT a, I.s! LyscsjS, y 5 So55onADo rEnAroRY
isS tons Bitnminow Coal
FORT LiRsEp. KANSAS.
iq50 tons Bltuminous Coal.
ab9 tons Of Hay.
-. .IoITI IpopaE, KANSAS
&, tons Bitgminous nm Coal
SAMP SUPPLY, INDIAN TERRITORY
l.as tons Bliuminous Coal.
LIS tons Of Hay,
The wood 20 be Of the bcs, quality growing IN the
lace no wood Bsns pr5ScSrsss n t6s VICINITY q
that po.tl end V ~ hard wppd whery % specihed
n. s,S ssS iS,s IsaP ,Sr. mai @ $S: INA p!nsS BlS
ssi 6sS sPS sads . 4 MSS ,Re
bs cubic teei The coal q 6e soGd biiuminous
vii Ps sboad ssi y ststsd PSp PrSpo.ss az WI WI
can !. some point near The mines A ton 70 bs 400
fks bay 10 be seod. .msrcpsn,.bls prairie hsy: 70
or Sr ass 70 mi m e,eS egpne
s. he %s be Tss y
q sSs se,Srs AH S,,s ,Gn % q ao
bsles the bales 10 bo well compressed and securely
nay tQr rgr, Riley may be cut en- the military
I y % gSd CT s9s g ,se
q less. one nf,h 40 q the amount contracted
Tss deliver. q the hsy 70 commence on os e.tcre
q mt delivery until ne sntfs aasnii,J i dsiiv'
Proposals VII DO received for any portion Of tho
ss.n ; h. ss @
d.6S,ion % "a ,roop b; ne res.T,s, = M,
| lids must 6e made in triplioate and separately
carry % OUT I Sopt1ssts s vS sSs 6OasTn%s, Or % en-
Ssm, % vi iI 8 soS.iSsred % and % 10 I'D VII Ss en- q
II Sps opsn ne asnE ol s s.s 4 rs
sgs5, 2, r. Lst.9rDsy: e hnown N tho OfAecr 70
Psymeng lor one ssp,S do Of he wood or goal
and one NTH OF the hay contracted for viii b
Withheld until the contract r. nlled.
The usual conditions, which can BE- ascertainfd a
this office, viii be- imposed uron bidderr and con
nished upon Application.
BY authority u the DepArtmsnt Commando.
Assistant .qusrtermsstsf General. Breyet Mslc,
nsn1 gsnssr ". hrmy chaef ouArterma''sr pspitI' pis
National Republican., 1873-05-30
JOURNALISM,

1n another column will be found commu-
nlcation from the Hon. AN. Clapp, the Con-
grosslonal printer. II Is q source of the most
hcartrcnding sorrow TO US that the Hon. Mr..
Clapp's ideas Of Journalism differ somewhat
from our own, and that we cannot edit this
journal as he would have us edit II. II Is
true that we have, from time to time, printed
some communications relating to the Govern
meat printing offlco-communication which
were not altogether complimentary to Mr..
Clapp. This morning, In an angry tone (we
are grievcd that be Ia angry he character
Ices these communications as malicious,
mendacious aud offensive" Il Is too bad
that they were Offensive" II We had only
known that they were anything Of the kind
We should never have printed them.
But the Hon. A. NJ. Clapp forgets to say
that VIC have printed replies to all those
malicious" communications, written by
either himself or hls frionds-ccrtalnly by
his friends. We printed letters critlcising
tho Government printing Office, and We gave
the same space to the answers, This Is our
Idea OF journalism, and, oven to win the ap-
probation Of Mr.. Clapp, we do not intend to
depart from II. Mr.. Clapp should remember
that his printers are entitled to their opinions
as be Is entitled to his, and what may appear
''mcndacious' to him, because 1t Is offensive, "
may appear In totally different light to bis
subordlnatcs. We are exceedingly fond Of
fair play, and whenever Mr. Clapp, or any
body else, Is attacked In our columns, We shall
always give him the opportunity to defend
himself This Is one Of our ideas In journal.
Ism, and, as We said, we arc profoundly
grieved that Mr. Clapp objects toll.
National Republican., 1873-05-30

7 IsT OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHII-
- L1NqToN,s Yo0KsTQRE,
q pnscsrel. BY 0uidn lord Hop9s Choiee. by Ann
NE author q The hoosisr oolmaster. kr.lste,
uuie Kate Kirby, 6y y, W. Robinscn' Ths treaty
and Playing Cards At the very lowest priees. aPlS
National Republican., 1873-05-30
BOARDING.

ID ROOMS, in q good locality, convenient to the
Executive Departments. Apply At 9i5 Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-05-30

THE REPUBLICAN printed atwo-column synop-
sis OF the credit mobier case Tuesday morn
ing. The same matter was offered to the Chron-
foio the day previous, but declined, as there was
nothing Of Importance In II that had not ap-
peared over and over again In the public prints,
and In the records Of the proceedings Of Con-
grcss.-chrOnieie n yesterday"
Our contemporary only illustrates lis own
stupidity. Tho report In question has been
printed by every leading paper in the United
States. The Chronicle says 1t could not sec
any news In Ii. OF course II could not. II
does not know piece Of ncws when 1t does
see It, which Is very seldom.
But there Is another remarkable point In
tho above statement. The "blll In equity" Is
tho only thing In connection with the credit
mobilier that our cotemporary has been ever
been known to decline.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
NRw PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED BY
y Aw poTTHHstih,9sRas HHstih,9R Il MSAYBb4pI,s;2SlEiaurps SAB p,;S

: No, as pennsylvAniA Avenua
United States Statutes al Large passed al the
and treaties and postal conyentlOna, carefully col
lated with the originals Al Washington. This ed
the laws pf the last session, with an alphabetical
index Of the same, arranged for easy Icfetence,
Leaders Of France" reprinted from the London
Rsalls NJ, md % G9n,ainins % Oyer twcnty nv "
been prominent In French afAlra, from n. Thierl
and Victor Hugo, with an Aocount OF such less
known, politicians as dAmbettA, Rochefort and
'aThe New MAgdaien," q novel. by wilkio Collips
The Amerioan's Hhnd.po0k TO Vicnns and the
Exhibition" compriAing all necessary Information
In regard TO the routes eIpenses hotels. boarding
houses. postAEe, moneys, railway fares, steamers
cabs, Letfntiona, &C Also, lArEe map Of Vienna
aud other useful Information. my&
National Republican., 1873-05-30

THE ROYAL DlADRM, A NBw MUSIC
II BOOK.
T1ay and Pront In Ny Garden, by Roe.
The Young Mechanic. Practical Treatise.
Tho Other Girls, by Mrs. whitney,
penSs %eT Ss .n3 3rpsf. pb. n hG hstssH SSnid ksnsid
Croquet At an prices,
Agency for Stained Glass,
WIN. HALLANTYNR,S,
inyq f1s Seventh street near n street
National Republican., 1873-05-30

" hEhf.Ao NlH1lNlA MILITARY LAND
the Register o. tho he virgins Land once, % @sssh n
u a.S.n Ssa Wb fas T. Gd Lie
war o. the Revolution. has been lost OF destroyed
Ts q S q hs sssSP r. is% Sa
land scrip. aposSev
PRoPosALs FOR FUEL
HEADQUARTERS U. 8. MARIxE Conrs.l
QUARTERMAsTER's OHfIcI, \
ss.lsd proposals. vii = AZ. y tsis once sn
a III Il wSoa % spa E9 g Ss
Ing places during the fiscal year ending June y
:, The Wood to bo mcrch,n,able Oak. and to .be de
RSS hs q ne assS ~
sff = g sssSa sS Gs's G SpsIs:o E
SSs free q from g dust snd Az q Ssish ~ pcSnds l.
within The limits q the Marine barTsefs as my !:
desisaated by the o2mmandins Marine ofiosT
and Coal p " far1ished upon ths monthly or gSsr
terly Lequiaiti9n of the eqmpandins officer. shgx
''SN''uon.' 40 W fft6hrsnourH.N.n.
y 3 sSTa. sSRi q e fSssa %cSad.
-, oHAILEsTowS. MASS.
icS cords i 70 o. woo Wood.
~o,,, BRoopKLYN.NT
l9O cords of Wood
PHILApELPHIA. PA.
p0 cords Of Wood.
dnslgdISE hS iedozVOu1 and Assistant ouAItsrmaS
WASHINGTON. DC.
10 @ Sopds y y }YSs %ood.
ANgAPoLIs. ND.
70 cords Of Wood.
49,. =, 9oSPoRT. Va
hO cords Of Wood.
,,... PENSACOLA. FLA.
MARE ISLAND, CAL
| l3 tons of Coal. ri : "a - . o..
loo cords of Wood =. 10 e. .. ..
with the privilege Of Increasing the quantity on'
Tho Wood and Coal furnished At Washington cit,
70 be msasurcd. weighed Inspected aud certified b
Department aud tho exponao attending such inhp 90
| ton, &c, paid by the contractor. ,..-.
| nink forms % proposals. can be obtained upor
| Application at any of the Marine posts,
Payments viii ke made upon the reoeint o.
bpYn delivered The right = reserved 70 reject al
/ bids considered unreasonable.
A guarantee, 10 be elnKed by two resPoneible Per
sons whose responsibility must be psftined 10 By
tho Omitted States strict Judge United States Dis
triot Attorney, or United States Collector must 40
company each proposal. otherwise II Will not be con
10 be- indorsed Proposals for Fudl," and Ad
dressed to the underaisned;
Major aud ouArtermaster United States Marine
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