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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-22
Call for an Annual Convention of the
Grand Council OF the Miners Benev-
client and Protective Association of
Illinois. Indiana and Missouri

FIl1V- Miners. The third annual ses-
-iua u' tue Grand touucil 81 the Miners Be
r-s.,eut and Protective Association Of the
states " Illinois, Indiana and Missouri will
ue hell ~ Springfield, Illinois. on the inst
Tuesday m January, 1874. at 10 clock L. n
We trust that fun representation 81 dele
gate from every district in the Western
states Mt. be present. We also invite unor-
-,.sLI4ed bodies of miners TO send delegates.
The representation shall be one delegate tor
,ach 500 member or fractional part thereof
Every lodge and district who have not a.
Euau, Jo.iIoI me American sinners National
Association are requested TO instruct their
delegates whether or MOI they are in favor Of
uniting with that body, and adopting the
constitution passed al tAs Youngstown Con
yentiOn O,her matters d icep Importance
10 every miner viii y, brought before the
convention We earu--tly urgy every miner
u give this can BIZ most serious cyH-idvra
ton, whether organized or not Remember
that the ameh0gauon VI our present condi-
ton; the adoption Of the ei ght hours through
oUt our entire fraternity; the prevention Of
strikes and the substitution IF arbitration;
IN fact the present and future prosperity
and welfare Of ourselves and our children will
depend T. a great extent upon the actions Of
TINS convention Neud your best men. A
- cent levy Is ealled to detrly the expenses
al the convention The deirgate= Will meet
a. Archie Nelson's, " here they will be con.
Quoted 81 the ball prepared tor them 70 meet
an tEoErE kISGHOE>
President
ions JANt> Secretary
Papers friendly TO the cause Of labor Re.
LuIm Ilel-, .upl-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-22

Mr. RICHARD D. CAMPBELL, President
Of the Chicago Typographical Union, died
at his residence on Thursday night, after a
brief illness. Mr.. Campbell leaves a wife
and one child In large circle Of friends
Mr. c. was highly respected, being a gen
tlemen Of fer more than ordinary talent,
while his general disposition was most
genial and kind. He has been resident
Of Chicago about ten years, having for
merly resided in Springfield, Ill.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-22

IL .s earnestly requested that every lodge
-. branch subscribing To the Constitution oi
-.y Miners National Association, Will Tor
vlrt. without unnecessary delay, the initia-
t.on tee and prr capita tax 70 the Secretary
Air s,hn James, Kraidwood, Illinois, in or.
,lrr that the office established at Cleveland
.au hg fl-n.hed and the Incidental expenses
.ua...-d with the organization promptly
ulet W. earnestly trust no further appeal
Obligations ions >INES. Pres
-Jouy JAMES. Sccy
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-22

LEEDS CLOTH DREssERs.- Mayor Of
Leeds, as arbitrator in the cloth-dressers
dispute, has awarded the men an advance
Of 8 per cent, with extra for overtime The
men, who demanded Is per cent, will
abide by the decision for the present.
LONDON ENoINEERs. The working en-.
gineers of London held delegate meeting
on Thursday, at which it was stated that
there was no doubt they we're on the eve Of
great and general struggle IN their efforts
obtain increased wages.
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TaE QUESTION oF REDUCTION.

lcss price, SLu nc tAhoukhe nc Soulu Sunct
reduction now
Mr.. Smith Said that he thought they
would be able to get along in some way.
He did not believe in submitting to the
operators simply because they think they
have the advantage Of us.
Mr.. Steiner said that if the operators are
willing to give the benefit to the people Of
Pittsburgh he was willing to come down on
the price. They have come down to eleven
cents, and the miners should receive, at
that rate, g SO per hundred. If the mi
ners dig for $3.50, the operators should
sell at ten and one half cents per bushel.
But they propose to sell at eleven cents,
and ask the miners to dig for IS. 20 per
hundred. He thought if they would give
the people the benefit Of the reduction the
miners would willingly come down.
Mr. Bradley that they come down
tn $3.50 per hundred bushels for mining.
Mr.. Broom moved a. an amendment
that they will not agree to greater re-
duction than ten per cent, which would
make the price %. go per hundred bushels.
Mr.. Street said the course he would ad
wise would be to 90 to work at the price
the operators propose, 81. 20 per hundred.
Let us submit and be their slaves this win
ter, and in the meantime organize and
adopt such measures az will give us
strength to accomplish whatever we desire
at the proper time. Rev. Mr.. Fuller said
there had been q reduction IN almost all
kinds Of labor. He thought the better
way would be to retreat in the best order
possible, and preserve their organization in
tact
Pending action on the question, on mo
ton, the meeting adjourned for one hour
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PROPOSALS.

10 awarded 10 the lowest bidder rendering sun.
ctent guarantees for faithful performance, without
other reference 10 the mode oi such trnnHpOrtntiOn
than may b. necessary IN provide for the due eel.
gritty, certainty, aud SECURITY thereof" Under this
law bids that IropO@e 10 Transport the mails with
cs,iiv esrtafn'y ssd s,e"riiy having been fec'd-i
e 10 ne oH'V lsyi Nib, Construed as JrgsdTy yyr
ne .Hf,rs sai ho'esrsr large aHd Eh1,srsr H. ne
Sifs " eo"rsgaHes rsessgTV 10 fssSTs a. "Ssisriig,
o.,tairiv AID sscnrfy" and haze hs Brgfsrsrss
steambOat rpttee
10. A mobilization n n hid In any u liz essential
terms IL tantamCunt to a bid aud can not lJe re-
GIird - a y i9teriere with REGULAR cnl9petitiop
Making new bid. With guarantee aud certificate, II
The only way Ia modify previous bid
PQetmAsterr are To he careful not To certify To
!he Hufiicency ~ RuarAntnrH without knowing That
they are peraonr ~ sufficient responsibility tSee
sectiOn MI act Of June lN1l They must MT aipli
The certihoate until the sum of the bid IL inserted,
s ihe nd and guarantee are signed ~ the bidder
w poss,asi,rs rn s~Bset h'R is,~siiat, rs~Sr1,
80 10 ssrsrs JsHahtss.
fostmastcrs are also liable IN dismissal fru'oflrp
Tor acting as ages Of contractors or bidders with
OF without compensation, IN any business matter,
OF thing, relating 70 the mail service. They the
trusted AGENTS q the Department, and cannot con.
sslently act IN both capacitics
tnctly notified thai on failure ~ enter into or Ier
igrm thu contracts for the service propOssd for T.
the a9oeIted bids, their legsl liabilities will he Gu
forced against them.
y Present contrsctort and PERSONS known al the
Department, must, equally With others, pfD-ub-
Earan1rl and certlncateH II their sllfeieIlgy
.tantlally In the forms abuye prescribed. The Ger
tincate u sufficiency must he signed by q postnIaa
ter. John A ii CRFfINfII
rCIItbw Postmaster General
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DRoPosALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
T Sf %2aRB E2R c aER L2sTTElP s 93AGtkSs

,,OIFIcR OF suPERIrTENDENT, jan (, iT8
seated PROPOSALS will be received At the pfice II
the superintendent until u M January %, ls7l for
!ufniahinKi delivering, hitting and putting IN PLACE
lhe Wrought aud Castiron WORK, IA exhibited by
he drawing deecribed In the specification aud called
lot IN the achedule consisting u the iron work D
roofs the ceiling of courtroom and the lights
CoIies q the drawings, specification and schedule
m.L he had on application 1T this office.
NJ scan pdpE required by the opntractors 10 rtit
ment free Of charge, but will he erected by the
Proposals. will bc made by the piece linea fop, or
weight for the various items Of work called for
IN the schedule, The work will not he Hub+iiyided
the aggregate,
Payments will be made monthly, dedurting ten per
centliIi until the hnal completion Of the contract
. All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In
The sum Of five thousand dollars (ab,U0l that the
bidder Will accept aud PERFORM the contract n
awarded him, the suflciency of the security to he
certified by the United States Judge, the clerk n
the United States Court, or tho district attorney Uf
the district wherein he reuider
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids, H. be deemed Tor the interest Of the dow
ernment 10 do go; and ANY hid that is not made on
the printed form. TO be obtained In this office, and
menta Of this advertisement win not be ConSidsred
neither will any proposals. lie rprpycd fr,Iu Iariis
who are not themselves engaged In the manufacture
OF wrought or cast iron work and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting cut the wsrk
PrOlo-alH will he Endorsed lids for Iron Work"
and addressed TO I. n. OAKsHOT,
lhnl0 Superintendent
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PRorosALs FOR OR WHEAT FOR WINNIE

- DhfO. lNplANH.
sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be received at
q the Northern SUPERINTENDENT, Omaha city,
Of the nrgt month, January,) A. d. ls75, for fur.
nishinR wheat for the winncbago Indians, at their
reservation on the Missouri river, in Nebraska,
eighty .hVe miles north OF Omaha city, as follows
One hundred tl0Ol bushels OF wheat per week,
from January 81 l5zs 10 August ~, ls1s, period OF
thirty weeks, making the amount of wheat TO be
supplied three thousand bushels.
The said wheat to be delivered at the Agency
FIGURING Mill on the Reservation, to be clean and 81
good quality, and subject 10 inspection and rejec
ton by the agent Of the wlnnebaTOes.
Ihe right y Reserved 10 increase or diminirh the
gusnty a. the discretion Of the superintendent u
may be entered into, by giving the contractor or
contractors sir weeks notice thereof
Each prOpoaal must have COPY OF this advertise
ment "a slip from a newrpapcrI attached thereto,
The contractor or contractors will he required to
give good and sufficient bond In the sum ~ three
thousand t9oOp) dollars for the nilhllment Of the
contract, with two or more sureties, whose sum
or District Attorney
The contractor or contractors must be prepared
a. once To enter into said bond and execute the
a M right e reserved to reject any and all bids
Proposals rhouid I've addressed to the undersigned,
and Endorsed "proposAls for Wheat for winne6ago
Indiana
lddcrr arc invited to be present at the opening Of
bids, which will be promlsly a. the hour above
named. BARCLAY WHITE,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
OMAHA. NER, lat mo, sth, is7a Jail
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Total. 10000 Gifts, all Cash

lOtAlt NaHu ptS'flN1
Toproyide means for this magnificent CONCERT, one
pOrtion OF which are already sold,
PRICE OF TICkETS
whole Tickets elQ, halves ", and quarters s2O
Eleven whole tickets for tlOd. No discount on lees
thai ei0j orders, Nothing could be more Hppropri
ate Tor presents than tickets 10 this OF wealth
or more likely to produce grAnder satisfactory re
snts The object Of thia third 0ift Concert Is the
enlaTYcmsnt aud endowment Of the Public Library
the Concert for It's beneh X % b forever re 70 all
neeted Ike the nrst and second heretGiots giys,n
and raging them and ey.rythips nee s e
ming 70 end are now published " the form Of cir
who apply. The entire manAFement Of this under
taking has been committed by tint trustees TO Hon.
THOMAS Z. BRAMLErTE, late Governor u ken
the OH Concert should be addressed,
H. 4, DUnRETT, President
WIN, HALDENlAN, Vice President
J9hN Sh,S seSTE hsS,a erfFT rss. 81 ~
Tickets are now ready for sale aud all orders Tor
nation &c. will meet with prompt attention when
addressed 10 me as below directed.
IHoS. I. BRAMltTIt, LOUISVILLE, w..
janswksm Agent Public Library Ky.
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RALTiN0ltE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~
and SSb s are no" TSn
FOR BALTIMORE
"a Lave e daily sI9eGt SUNDAY At SiS siS, 81" and
".s = NJ anf fdk St s Z fffRpSsE m
Leave daily, except Sunday. at sis, Sc. "a m,
AI" SSR RRi SGirAk WAY sTATIoSs ,
%" ma P afSS D 50 and M SS and
=" ''' anu ron ANNAPOLIS.
from Annapolis on ssndsy ,aOr !" N0"'n' 70 ="
rehabilitation:
Leave "sA F Rk VA VA . snTSsfffRo5sso ppm
L'.'' Nh !! AZ i ESsf 4 p THE WEST.
$50 . m, aud IS and p m.
RssS s.on 1 ias Io% B 2aSSSs'p q
Fcf strsssas sRa SqRis S slss sS Relay Nous.
sS 'sSs ana ShSSss1.f y.
sSu Z Rs &: S ssH i. r AS SsS 1t he &:
ayr New ,Y9Et. PhIl,dslphIA and Boston, see sd.
.THos r. SHARP.
dE0. B KoosTz' General AGENT nos
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Trains between Washington and New York
FOR NEW YoRR, without change Of cars.
Lave daily tenoept Sunday at - M. Lard
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at u. NIL nd
ONSUNDAY.
Leave for New York at . 10 y m. and Pha
81 . ~ y. m.
SloeIinE cars for New York On the 10 D. m. ira
only.
Through tickets TO PhilAdelphiA, New York
Boston can be had At the Station Once al ali hour
Of the day
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
uapOlis aud this West. THOS, II. HHAkP,
Assistant Master Of TransIortatlo
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 4. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. nos
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PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
POsT OTriog DrrARrNENrl

NAAHIhNTUN, DeCefnlgoT ], lHl1,
Prgposals viii be received At The Contract once Of
sas or on B1rs g. hsSS f5r sSSy.s 90 y
The mails d the United states from July /, iss u
June 80 Is7s IN The state q Maryland, % the routes
herein specified.
bidders will examine carefully tho forms and In.
structions annciedJ
The attention u bidders Is called 10 the 9Th section
Sbs s Poe, 2cg S M. rG q Mar, nS
shall DO accompanied by check Of draft u n6t esa
thsh hVe per cent. Of such bid.
Railroad routes not advertised.
Ssi9 Prom Plgmueryille 10 Frederick, miles and
nsrires and arrivals satisfactory 10 the rost.
DOS fToR Collsgs = lanes 70 BrcAihessviIlc.
Srw a. o. dega1,,res sd arrivals s,,,ac
Proposals ifivicd Tor week eel seTVice
$3.50 f,om CopgCcos hsalis, by fs,ryieS and cear,
hssi M ,l,,, anu Da2n' fa' |" hileS anu
Leave GgpeeoSbsssus Monday. wednesday.
kyIiys S y asS mi f9d Siiyg sg
AMI ssis S23 Sn ., PIN Monday wednesday,
Arrive at ConocOchesEue by 0opm.
1854 From Dundee 70 skiptop,. 81. miles and back,
SrriySls saiisfictOry 70 the postmaster AZ
aersburvh, On Q, p Manchester. 10 miles aud
Leave wesIminster saturdayat
Arrive At Manchester by u m,
Leave Manchester Saturday u I pm:
Arrive At Westminster by u M
ProrCsala Invited for twice a.week service.
gS5 From suitsyille to Lanham, miles and back
three times week, by q schedule Of depart
urea aud arrivals satisfactory 10 the post
master at Htutsville
Proip-alH also invited for service OmittinR
lAnham, and ending al Wilson's Station,
tu o.
aud Shepherds store, TO West River, u miles
and back three times a week.
Leave Mulllken Station Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday At PANT
Arrive at West River by u m;
Leave West River Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdAy at PM
Arrive al MnIliken Station byIpm
Proposals invited for six times a-wock service
oSs From Dufield 10 white Plains Station, CB. 4
Y hb9S miles and hack three times
rivals satisfactory TO the PosimnStcr at Duf
9Sa Frpm Port Tobacco 10 Mirdock Station, Cd. A
J.. r. RI miles and back, Hi1 times a week
by schedule satisfactory To the postmaster
ut Port Tobacco, and making connection with
trains north aud south.
40 From Lake Roland, by Brooklandyllle IN Etc.
Ncnsgn'r station, miles and back, HiI times
hweek, by o schedule Of DEPARTURES aud ar
rivals satiHfactOry To the postmAsterr.
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ON MARRIAGE,

Happy RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN PROM THE
Manhood rcstored ImLsdim.nts 20 Marriass re,
Variable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free.
in sealed enyelgps-.
Ninth street, Philadelphia, PAN institution hAy
inK . highl reputation for. honorable conduct and
professional skill dell.lm
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The MARKETS.


FurRishsi ny Lsrfs johnson q Co., Dartsrs HorthFsst
corner " TsHh and % streets, Washrgion.
MoNpAY, January I6 Is7a
United States SIS, ISL Coupon, ll6.i; United States
ssTs 70, O9!npon. llp,i United states SS,s'
lib,,; United states Segs, new, '8, Coupon, lhj
states SSgs, q, Coupon. u.s.; United states lows,
Igygon. IN; United states Five Re5 cent?,
yrsph Company, s3Hi Quicksilver, ~; Pacific
Mail v; Adams Eiprers, ,oeHi American ES.
New York Central and Hudson Railroad. "a;
Erie Railroad, GDis; Harlem, llbk; Michigan Cen.
iral. i07ss Lake Shore and Michigan Soqthefp, g9I
Union psciAe railroad, sjSi Cleveland and Piits
q! New g;iycE central, iol R9gl Islsnd ii6s No
waukie 81 Paul, b24. Milwaukee and st. Paul pre-
svssn. and Western Rslirosd, Nv; fori Wsync
tln yhicaYo and Alton preferred, Ill Ohio aud
EssisaipIi eertiheates, tsll; Col Chienso and
n Tsnns,-ss n sat ;ls, g; yl1 IA
Ri Missouri SKIES, ~. Central Pacific bonds,
@il;, Union Pacific LIST Bonds, So.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
United STATES BUILDINGS AT AUCTION

LIMITED STATES BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
DEPoT ouARrERNAsrER's oPYIcEl
- yErrEnsosvILLt, Isp., Jan. 4, is1a !
,hs HnS &c sIa M 0SDkS he io day y Pc
t he sdSsr ss s%sS
N, Fss tSD iram n, 9IiiSSin" '~arehou'e' % feet by
Que b lrsmS Iba@iiains tcnsine house., % feet by
one ii II frame building. STATIONARY engine house.,
u feet By IS feet, by u feet high ,,,
KaS oS 1 as "iSer WAREHOUSES in block boupded
T * Market rem and 'f'na ''fSS' anu 'H' oO'"
buildings viii he removed at the eHrenee ~ the
plrchGSers within thirty days alter the date Of sale
By order Of the ouArtermAss1eIT M GsnfrHL yEts
iauiO Deputy O. NJ o. @. A. A. Dspot fSI'm'r.
GOvERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP.
OrrIoE GaIEr QuARrEnx.srrR.J
SECOND Q. NJ DHIRioI, PErI. o. IHE East.
The following named public pTaperty Will be sold
by TuGMIe auction Z Inn p2ni sS.srss prSyinGs
fiye Frame buildings, two Row Boats. one
Terms Cash IN Government funds For psrticu.
lars Apply 70 John ltosenthal Long Point batteries,
PrOyincelown, Mass, or at this othcs ,,,,,,
Lieut. Col and D. O. NJ. Gel. 9. & A. Giisf Omar.
tcrmaster. Jaie
~ OyERNMENT SALE OF THE U. s: STEAM
" SHIPS "'ANDEhDisT NV A Strs aEhsaSA"
BUREAU OF CONTRADICTION AND REPAIR, J
WAsHISoroS, Jan. g. lb7A
The Navy DEPARTMENT will offer for sale At pnblic
auction, at the United states navy yard, Mare
Island, Cal, on the dh day II February, 1873 a. p
O'clock M, the United States steamship Vanderbilt
Of 3,ls7 tons measurement, and the United stAtee
| steamship HesAcA, Of 81 tons meaHurement
The vessels aud their inyentorics can be examined
the yard
The whole amount Of the purchase money must
be depoHited at the time II adjudication, and the
vessels must be removed from the navy yard within
two weeks from the day Of such adj udicAtion.
The Government reserves the right To withdraw
the vessels from sale At any time aud to reject any
bid or offer which Is considered inadequate lAatd
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INSTRUCTIONS JT 2 gggPERs. AND POST


INgTRIfrTInNS To nIDDERR AND pOST
'"'i"0'i'o" MSs1EaRs: 1'' Avn ~
CONTAINING ALSO cospmross TO M INCORPORATED
~ TIM oosTnAoTs TO TnI EXTENT THE pErARr'
ssrn NAY n pnas srS siIaw,a IN ,.b intermediate
once when pot otbsrwiss spccinsd. Tor assortinE
NJ Tyuiss Sssre me mode a., 3. 1 PSst yee Be-
sItpsnt also ost ONCE blank AL NJ, mall ssss locks
A ASsy blS" or Hscsi,1s, prersred by postinGs-
Esny he %s sns The Sa%SeF and ssns
hon Of the several bas 70 be eI1mined by the post
Spa & insure regularity In the delivery Oh OAs'
~ nay VIII be made fgr triys no. GsrioTlmed;
gasonsd BY the fault q ne coRITactor % carrier
s9 TfS &c a te a. brsa Us viii
depsndlnS maiIs. and not snficieniiy excused, one
II Ai Foe r tue r q Ss
herein ppecihed enlarged penalties proportional 10
IN! msI nS e. maths GSreoi aud the importance OIL the A
ni FOR 1eayInT behind or throwing OF the mails,
amy p% p q them &p m Of Ps
ming an express Conveying inteiisepes in advance
a fines. van " imIosed. unless ne dslinaucnsY
be PROMPTLY and satisfactorily explained y eeIti1
IDLE persons, Tor failing to arrive in contract time;
Tor sr tp S a ~ % VI nsrea aS
sttoysd robbed q lcst; and for rei9sins after de
tractor runs Or Is coneernei IL running. coach.
car, or steamboat on a route
,or rssnsd iaifas 10 nun aETesaby 70 contract
Tor ybsins he post once laws Or ling the in
q the Recruitment for or f,n Il. e ds
10 do so Tor running an express as Aforesaid or for
M ,ppSttep mi ~ tbs mali
a The postmaster General may order an increase
efseryice on route By allowing therefor pro ,a,s
seScdss S q SsS.Stares aud srr1ss II III essss
tons with railroads. without Increase Of Ray, pro
ded hs s be ESs aSe d6 9s
rsryice, in whole d in part order e place m the
terest, ii his Judgment, shall require such dscon.
iT m .0 q 81 .sSSso S.
| nenaed win and i pro ratio compensation for the
amount Of service retained aud e6ntilned.
arSf tsS Sn postmastsTs Or oSsrSss after he eip
o. eSSs II t6S rsSs sTdsn
Of service has been received.
tally coprect but no increased ray viii BE- allowed
ihs greSsr .6FR sdySSSfS tae point
.sl;s: 2" az pSi.i and SlS0 in n, r Sh I,
SSh g. nna al paa
roads ferries or o6strnStioRs q any lind SS Ehiel
nsd p msaies or y % q
Il S 3 RST iSE eaSsSs or
ereaslnS distance sIpsnSs Occurring during u
srn are % Be visited without extra Jay. Il the al
| III. BiddeTs are cautioned TO mail their proposal
| in lima Ia reach Tie Department by the day an
hnnr named III n m, March 81 is7SS for lids +,
ssIved afteT that time Eii moi BE- ooHsEiTsd In cOmn
titinn with india N reasonable amount received 4
I time SoIiher can bids be considered which AZ
Without the guarantee required by law, and a cert
ncate IN the sufnriency Of such guarantee and n
oath Of ihe bidder according TO section 49, act {
June q Is7a
ia Bldieru should first propose for service strict
hrcnrdinu 10 tie dyertisement, and then III they
sire sspa,asig for different service; and II the reg
IN nd he Ihs lowest offered for advertised seryiC
the other propositions may be considered.
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PROPOSALS FOR FENCES.

0TTIcE CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,l
DEPARTMENT or THE GULLY,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, December o., l57a J
Sealed proposals. In triplcaie, with copy Of this
office until twelve O'Clock M, FRIDAY. February Z,
isis, for the erection around each Of the national
Hudson, Louisiana, Of wall Of stone with copinRl
or brick, or an iron fence and Mt each q lodge OF
stone brick; also for three iron gates for each OF
the above named cemeteries.
Bids may be for the wnOle work OF all the cemete.
ries, or for q single cemetery.
The bonds required for the faithful performance
OF the contracts will be In amount twenty per cent
OF the whole amount OF each contract.
Proposals to be AddTessed to tho undersigned
and Endorsed "PropOaals for erecting lodges (OT
walls or iron fences around cemeteries.p
by order OF the QuArtermAstsr General
WILLIAM ID. HUGHES,
NaN lfhtaf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
MEDICAL.

SMALLPoX, SMALLPOX. : DIR. ". 7. BAL
. DUS unfailnK Preventive Of BmallpoI
manuftetured and cold 81 Nc. SCI Tenth street be
tween u and northwest three doors north Of Uni.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

TOWERS MATTINgLY. on the 18th instant, Al
the rs-fdence q the brides paIents BY the Rev.
y, Hill, Dr. ", T, TOWNS and ELLA D., daughter Of
frapuia Msttlngly, eel, all Of this city No cards
baltimore papers please copy.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
Dyspepsia OF seven Years Cured BY the
BALM.

WILMINGTON, d. q, November q, ISL,
PRoP. 7, A. CooK! haye had dysIerSiA for many
and tested many remedies without help or relief,
/ had given up hope OF ever being cured, Your
BALM OF LIFE was recommended, but had no
faith for had suffered seven years with this terrible
disease without any thing 6e2ehiing me ihaye been
my lips hut EpmGrgbie water suffered 20 much
HAHN The hTst half spoonful benefited me. In
less than q month was feeling WE'LL and " tn
write Ihia hoping II may bfnehf others Hou. can
pnbllsh III n You choose, Mrs q. GILMAN,
' de93 DO Third sHesI northwest