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NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ PoRD RAILKOAD.-Esw Yors AMI Nev-llaven DylsSn,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. i!. 1873:
Pa.tsef Station Eesiork Grand Contrs Depot EnEauee Oh
Forts econd-st
TRAINS LEAVE NeWhORk. ~
Tr,!us New Haven 7n5 tAccnl soo int S'v2
fhccul 1000 tEN 1890 n tAcsr 100 Ell Ell o.'o
tAee 81 ana $40 Losa rs $40 I s5i ~ Xxx 200
&55 ass 10 6:35 $40 9;lopm For stanford ake sys'
q 1910 ~ 1900 100 223 End 300 (EIl 500 500
40 .: TO- $40. G.5J 720. Sl0 $40 p m
oaH Rpres va springfield At 05 and 1000 800 and s;lo
m Via Shore Lle at :OO $40 =. The s;Oo m INV
90 stopping at STANFORD, Nosak asu pr1se
90 connect with Irans on snore
division ot Norwich aud the Conn 'aey al oay
boOA IN aud 300 connect with Se"haeh anu
Eonismp;on H. Haven. SOB 1000 and d1:Oo noon
ira ms cennec, with r. Il Springfield ana OO m lot
No1t.eaL The sos 800 and SEQ connects win Noss
Ik Railroad and sos ~. ard BOO with ioassione aA
read Bridgeport The S0j and 9O5 and SUD- ana aoo
Darhury and Norwak 30 Eorwak and the Soa N
100 and 10 D With New-I@nssD Railroad al st2mion
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at p H. via sprnsatsG s'iop m
room o Day sne seepngears on Night EI
press Trains M. on. -, ,,- =, c..,a o..
to-, Demo-, or Transfer Co, 944 broadway and
n.of ioue l.. and No Coorst, BroosJn WHO Will also
,beck b.ggsx. from residence to Destination
Fo fuhI OF particulars see poe so asFo-
" ~ JOHN 7. MOODY. supL OF n. T. DIV
\ NJ. REBp Geal Supt Nes-iasen
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european A6pertisemcnts

ARTISTIC WAICnEo AM NlONINo. 80
YORKSHIRE RELISH:
II The Mor De6eious and Chespss Ssnee In NE wore
wsn.rtsi pure and rom INJURIOUS fngrer ,o,n
e7o % BOrTLRs SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST 1879
Sale unpreeedeseai in Ae history 9, ssoess :, .d .,
Ga ne ,,~,,s rusa bcles o. o. H. ID" ~
wv r.as No. 1ov Pattern Plate Beuan o. IA "a
Manufacturers: G00DAll, BACkROuSt q w..
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For Young Ladies-City.
Miscellaneous-City.

Miscellaneous-City.
MARGARET j. MCDONALDs CLASSES IN
WI DRAINING and WATER COLohS PROM NATURE
Studo 7ss Broadway Room 80.
References: Daniel Huntington Al H. GREY A.; T. G. Far
rer Jobn Hogs A. g. Gnsxoh. ~ A. Russell Sur1s Jf J. y"
Mn $40 for 20 lesson, Of oae hour each tie s'do
$40 for 20 lessons pupils residence PAYABLE advance
Also At Gallery othe Broou A Association o. hosGAy' ane
Fuda al l. o'clock g 10.
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"NANcY." ny puoD, ,porcrros
Authocss Of Red Rose she" "Cometb Up as Flower
"Good-Bye SweetAeirt,' &c.
VOL s1o Psper 70 yoL limo, Cloth 81 90
HRw EDITION SOW READY.
BrousA.ons novel that sin rlse her reruuon-
lathenPun
ASS work Of art decidedly suseor ryOi Miss Bronshton'
previous novel~"-IGaphic
ID. APPLETON e Co., PUBLISHERS
$40 and 55l BROADWAY.
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New CIVILIZATIONS.

nODD g. MEAD ANNOUNCE, that in order
to display
THEIR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF.
BOOKS. &C.,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
THEY HAVE TAKEN TEMPORARILY THE LARGE
NEW STORE
ADJOINING THEIR Own PREMISES and viii Offer in connection
with their own establishment GREAT VARIETY Of
ILLUSTRATED,
STANDARD,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
AT ALL PRICES.
RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS,
LARGE VARIETY AT
LOW PRICES.
BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
ILLUMINATED TEXTS.
DODD e MEAD,
7ss AND 7Gs BROADWAY
Now READY lAd2Ai,, on pelcnrs DISEASE.
with eerscs reference 10
PATHOLOGY DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.
By George Johnson NJ D. Professor o. a s ia kfs'
Also ready; Tie New Number Of
TIB LONDON MEDICAL RECORD
Review - the Proge Medicine. Obstetrics. and the
Allied Science Pnce. 20 cents number s.
ye. @. p PUrNAMs sous, ieartl-.,s -a- IEel;I Id a.
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NHE BOOK FOR THE DAY.
EVERY ONE SHOULD HAVE IT.
THE PROSTATE STATE-HOW NEGRO GOV
EMINENT RULES In SOUTH CAROLINA.


Lately uuited States Minister to Hsgse
Ts voff elaborated from letter. shgusiy for
THr TKsuss IN columns e, attracted universal srnnos
production Of lss Observer calm and Thorough and
phit Mr. PIKE has sGssesd the political prob
Of Csshas sharper sasyas hey
svd before and Described the sus 10 fossd viii marvel
a,y vivid style Pnse ONE DOLLAR psr sale u tt TrAsss
onee
Send oss Dollar sad the vss.s viii b vNss AN AIt's
Ths TrbsAs hssYsfk
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NV
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIM
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NKw AMI PULI-P0wERKD SfkAhshirS vuupe
saihag from New lort SATURDAYS. frou Lvsfpss - "
DAYS. calling at Corf Hsruo- earh wV
BALTIC SATURDAY.. jan j. o. Sop
OCEANIC SATURDAY, Jan TO- lv.vvnl
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Jss IL ~ S:vv
ADRlArit, SATURDAY. Jan "a lv'oo
CELTIC SATURDAY. Jan 81 q s.W
Prom White Does Psvoria retr, "a .s.S.zse
ess,rsser accom- modsuo for all eassss sansspTT
SAFETY, SPEED AND CoHrona.. m pusAse
ssloons sserooms And spssnee0
Don least motion 10 fsll ssrgssa ~ @s-
tAcse ssanefA 49,. $40 feh oessrssA
$50 eurreue, Those wishnf sena os an eurvuc,
can nov ob,.n ssaxs pepad serkeases Para ussbu
Pssssu gers hssked o frcu al ysre ~
Norwsy, Sweden. India. australia Vao> -
prais from Ell spwarI- .--.A~a asury = - OsnQooV
toY ipspecues Of olans and csnef ,s'''
sAeea No 10 bsssasss. hsv'i@.
NOTICE -. a,
~ 49,, N. An. La Of Jsssary 1874 NE 1ensM ilsA
~ s.o NC ~. cS..pe NsusAaoa Co, w hs -
, 4. ,onSas.d by Mr. J. CeruA shs " 'aiJ sss'"
trhaif Of said CoDpany c..uhs, 1879
10 Bsesd~sy Ats''"I OCEANIC sTRAM NAVIGATION "
J. n SPARTA Ausssee
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Hnstructiou.


For Boys and Young Men City.
ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
IN 252 Matisonaye.
School hours. ga m. 70 2apm.
AT THOMPSON's COLLEGE, 20 Fourth ave.
I opposite Institute Bookkeeping Writing Arithmetic, DAY
and eseBns Ladies department Telegpby tug0L pach ANY
Terms Teeeph reduced for few days only $lO An increasing
demand for operators. Commence Immediately.
NHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
PROF. CHARLIER, Director and Propnssoh
WEST SIDE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Twen-
w tkost, Sixth sveDsy and Evening Please call
For Young Ladies-City.
nAERTS INSTITUTE.
- h.MA pHiLLlPsS Borring and "a, School o Young
beautiful e 6I fO is devoted 70 the krcefgsen Tor
h,te children
"K KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, for Children,
IN and PRIVATE RECITATION ROOMS for LsfieA WIZ re-
Sept "a Object The physical mental ard moral culture Of chill
dren aho furnish special 70 ladies not desiring the
ostne Of school, Address Mss NJ Coz Phn 10 West 4%i
NINE. DE VALENCIA's INSTITUTE for
IVA Children, 80 Wen onehundrsd u eth
New rOIEComDsse thorough course IN French Lst hahs
Muse Drawing Painting French the Anyuage o. ee
Drawing Painting and all Kinds Of BmofcdeD nsn 70
through Madame have
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do Uhom u man 0onrern

DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, lingo
Dkues Orrua by HkShI oAniAs$
NJ D.. ll4 LsxngtonaVs. hnled for 20 eensA
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Danrina Ataoemes.

DODWORTWs CLASSES for u ANClNC,
~. No az Fnb-ave, corner l'veuty,srthst St,
re opeu for TIE SEASON.
Twice wetLAoudays suG Tbondays, Tuesdays s0d Irta's
Wednesdavs sod Saturdays
Once Neek-Satarday morning. and Frtay eversbea
G.utentr MONDAY aud THURSDAY evening"
Send
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The Theory of Evolution, by the Rev. GEORGE
HgssLow tMacmillan Cob is prize essay niustra-
tive the wisdom and benehceDce Of the Almighty" In
which the author, who is al Euslish clergyman de-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D and gsugauek Railroads Fsp 81 Steamer IRA Ssor-
night bat iron bndse'
port Steamer BRIDGEPORT ~ before.
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Ocean Steamers


A NCUOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 90,
N n R. foot OF Deyst EVERY WEDNESDAY AND oAruhDar:
ITALIA Nednestsy Dec 81 AUSTRALIA sataTo.r Jan ~
IEDoSIA Wedo.y jan VICTORIA .sAurday Jan IL
Cann nlsoge 70 glasgow. Liverpool or Ionaoadsrf
eamers f65 $780, curreney saiorSS
.amer SOS 1885, $50 gold ssenss pAs.ase 70
y.rpoo Loudon QaensowD Londonderry BsBast BsS sa
Csrtih $50.
las ssnyo,t HEyDRRSOS BROTHERS. ArspA
National Republican., 1873-03-26

to the conscience fund. Mr.. Macfarland, Of
the Philadelphia Press, viii contribute the
amount coming 10 him 10 the centennial
fund, or to a testimonial for tho Hon. Simon
Cameron. Mr.. Ramsdoll, Of tho New York
tribune, gives the sum that Congress has so
generously voted him to the Greeley me-
mortal fund, while Mr.. u. II. Painter, Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, says he does not
think he is entitled to his allowance,
and has turned II over 10 the chairman
Of his committee, Mr.. Farnsworth, who is
not troubled with any such conscientious
scruples. Mr.. James n. Young, the clerk to
the Committee on Naval Affairs Of the House,
has announced that he will send his compcn-
sation to the Washington Monument Associa-
tion. Messrs. Vance, Mckee, Smith and
others will also make an equally appropriate
disposition Of their allowances.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
THE woRKINGMEN AND THE B,-
pIOyERs

FLOWERS.
II We may believe the New York papers, n
very uneasy feeling exists In that city be-
tween the wOrklngmon and their employers.
The two parties would sccm to be gradually
assuming au attitude Of formidable hostility,
and to be preparing to measure their strength
some time during the coming summer. Nut
teriugs Of discomfort come from the ranks Of
the workingmen secret meetings arc being
held, and money raised to support strike.
Upon the other side, VIC arc told that the
Master Carpenters Association have resolved
that they can be no longer governed by the
cight-hour rule, and have so notified the
journcymcn. Tho Carpenters Union have
the proposition Of the master wOrkmen now
under consideration, and will take definite
action thereon this week. Meanwhile all
the other employers associations arc closely
watching the dlffcrcut leagues and trades
unions, which, In turn, arc holding secret
meetings, the result Of which, II they have
any result at oil, is carefully concealed. All
manner OF rumOrs all the air, the most lm-
portant and alarming Of which Is that all the
worklngmcn will strike ut the same Ime,
either for the cight-hour rule or on Increase
Of pay. OF course the employers denounce
the contemplated action Of the workIngmcu,
and declare that, rather than yield to their
demands, they will close their shops and sus-
pend business altogether.
We observe In our exchanges disposition
to read the old stcrcotypcd sermons about the
evils and iniqultlcs Of strikes In connection
with the above facts and events Of the same
character In other sections Of the country.
Our contemporaries might as woll save thom-
selves all this trouble. These homilics were
In order twenty or thirty years ago, but they
are entirely out Of season now. The working
men Of the present gonoration--ths American
worklngmcn particularly-arc an Intelligent,
and, for the most part, educated body Of
men, who fully understand what they are
doing and the consequences Of their action.
As to their being led away and unduly In.
fucnccd by demagogucs, and so forth, Il /.
| o. ha II.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
TIE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
CASE.


While tho country is awaiting with much
anxiety the result Of tho action Of the rail-
road companies In refusing to run postal
cars after April ], unless their demands are
accedcd to, 1t may be some consolation to
know that one Of the roads, the New York
Central, Is being made to feel the nrnness Of
the laws execution even after years Of delay.
The collector at Albany recently seized seven
teen locomotives, which were sold on Satur-
day last to help llquidate n claim the United
States has for unpaid taxes. The treasurer
Of the road was the only bidder for these
cumbersome Iron horses, and they were
knocked down for $1,000. The amount due
the Government is still about sIJO 600, and II
the company was to be the only bidder the
entire road might bc seized and sold and
yet the Government would be unre-
Quilted. But Mrs. Toodlc, is not the only
person who eau 20 to auction. Uncle Sam
has right to bid under the law, and when
the passenger depot or round-housc at Albany
Ia offered under the auctionccr's hammer, and
bid not less than one half Its fair valuation
Is offered, the collector Is Instructed to bid Il
In on behalf Of the Government and hold the
property subject to the order Of the Treasury
Department. Commodore Vanderbilt may
be a shrcwd 1nancier, but the COLLECTED wis
dom Of the land" has enacted a statute that
all the Nandcrbllts In tho country cannot
Cyadc,
National Republican., 1873-03-26
THE CORRESPONDENTS vs.. CON-
GREssNIES.

ehEFSlhENs
The salary bill Increasing the pay Of Con-
gressmen contained It will be recollected, q
clause allowing the clerks TO committees at
the Capitol an allowance OF fifteen per cent.
upon the compensation received by them dur
ing the last two years. reference to the Con-
gressional Directory shows that large num-
her Of the gentlemen whOuct as clerks to COM
mittees are representatives In Washington Of
the journals that are now 50 sOundly abusing
Congress for Its action upon this question.
Tho arguments Of these journals have had so
sensible an effect upon the minds Of these
gentlemen that II Is understood they VIII ab-
solutely decline to avail themselves Of the
increased compensation. This Is gratifying
piece Of intelligence, and, in deciding to take
this course, the correspondents have not only
shown singular consistency and reflected
credit upon themselves, but set an excellent
example to Congressman.
The actual disposition to be madg Of the
fifteen per cent has not yet been deter
mined, but II is believed that II will be some
what as follows: The illustriOus Major Ben
Perley Poore, who Is clerk to the Joint
Committee on Printing gu the part Of the
Senate, intends II is sald, to present his TO
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum; Mr.. L. L.
Crounsc, Of the New York Times, who Is
clerk to the Pacific Railroad Committee Of
the House, aud Mr.. Justin 4, Colbum, of the
same paper who Is clerk to the Pacific Rail-
road Committee Of the Senate, have slgulAod
their Intention Of giving their increased com.
pensation 20 the Young Mems Christian As
sociation; Mr.. Brdgman, of the Boston .id-
reriistT, will initiate Mr., Ames' example and
place II whVre II w.ll do the most good;
Mr., D. w. Bartlett, the clerk TO the
Election COMMITTEES OF the House, and
The correspondent Of two exceedingly
papers the Springfield Republiean
and the New Yvrh IEa,pCadcH!-Wiu send his
National Republican., 1873-03-26

THE RETrBLicAS need not be alarmed. We
shall not change. We shall continue to cheer
fully furnish news for the morning papers from
our abundance.-Sidr Gf last ercntn1
Again We arc disappointed In our little
neighbor, whose attention We call TO the story
Of Jones and Brown. Jones kept taking all
Brown gathered, hut b., being a blg good
naturcd fellow, always used to plenty, never
murmured, and only hinted Jones falling
when J. hlmsclf announced his intention to
reform. Jones replied: Never fear, old boy;
you shall not want. shall chccrfully give
YOU from my abundance"
National Republican., 1873-03-26
GEN. BUTLER UPON THE O'BRIEN


In another column this morning We print u
letter from Gen. b. +. Butler to the Hon.
WIN. Z. Chandler upon the commutatlon OF the
sentence of O'Brlcn, the law and the evidence
In the case, which will be read with interest.
A good deal has been said and written on this
subject, not only in our home papers, but In
the press of the country. The President has
been censurcd for having pardoned him and
arrested the execution Of the law, merely be-
cause OBrlCn had influential friends"
Gen. Butler, 1t will be observed, declares that
he never communicated with the President
upon the subject which sweeps away whole
batch Of sensational stories.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

APPLICATIONS continue to be forwarded to
the President and to the Department Of State
for appointments to the Vienna exhibition.
We are requested TO state that all the ap
pointmonts authorized by law have been made
National Republican., 1873-03-26
For Sale.
Attention, ConErc-smcn, Capitalists and
Other-.
AZ a. Sacrifice.

HOUSE AND LOT DEsIRABLY LOCATED;
street paved with asphalt; sewerage splendid; tAxes
loot alley, paNed; house feet wide, three stories
hsh and four rooms deep. This houFe IL one OF the
mines TO the doors and windows in front; white
marble sters; splendid dry cellar underneath the
main building, and small vegetable cellar under.
meath the back buildingi Iarlpr, sitting rVum,
liningronm and kitchen on nret door. nine sleep
wntor.clusets and tnarblctUp washstands select
white marble n antics In almost every room; range
Of best pattern: washtubs, with hot and cold water:
servants water closet, &c; fine chandeliers In par.
or; fourteen fine closets throughout the structure.
There II we'll OF delicious water IN the yard: also
nne grCen sward, grape vines aud shrubbery. a
twostUry brick stable IN the rear with upper story
cost alsOOi, and will be sold for the low sum Of
$lbb y, on easy terms Inquire at No iti New
York avenue, corner Of Fourteenth street, Of
HUICK ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers.
Nfn1Kn 4
National Republican., 1873-03-26

lN LEss THAN Two wEEKs from now Con-
necticut holds her election, and although
there exists little excitement over the coming
contest the Republicans are buckllng down
to work with good carncstncss, and are conf
dent Of carrying the State as q result Of their
labor.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

The Chicago Tribune says there has been "a
feeble utterance somewhere Of Mr. Colfax's
name In connection with the next Presidency
u must have been groan from some yawnlng
chasm.-N y. Herald.
The Herald, for once, Is wrong. There
isn't Chasm near South Bend, and the
groan could come from no other place.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

TnE PATRONS Of the drama and Of tho
opera In Washington have reason for the
slncerest congratulation in the fact that a
very high class Of amusement has been
afforded at Walls Opera House by Mr.. John
T. Ford Its proprietor and manager. In
the first place, he availcd himself Of the accu-
mulatod experiences Of years In all the in-
ternal arrangements Of the opera house with
reference to Its beauty, harmony and conye-
nloncC and adaptation TO the purposes In
view. He secured for the fret engagement
there Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, the flrst come
dian Of the world. lie was succeeded by
Miss Charlotte Cushman, In the opinion Of
some the first tragedlcnne OF the world.
She was followed by Miss Agnes Ethel, n
society star, in whom, In common with our
friends VIC found much to admire and sin
cerely praise. And now We have q season Of
English opera, TO he followed by the appear
ance Of stars eminent In their profession.
All this has been done at expense, leaving
for Mr.. Ford q very small margin for profits
much smaller than warranted by his invest.
mcnts and the unselhsh character of the
risks he has assumed His management Is
entitled to the most cordial support Of the
community, and We are glad TO know that
from all persons competent to Judge 1t re-
ceiycs the praise that is due.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES I!
DRoPosALs FOR LIVE OAK.

NAVY DEPARTMESr,)
BuRKAU OF CossTRuGTIos AsD hIrAR.
,s; sasa Ss iSE IiS aasSS'y s saOS
yard OF of such proportion % the IoOoo cubic feet
sais Fl bGssd as FIX GSf ". IL 81
daS q April merit ,,,-,
tSst i6sS S'i may sSS Ss iio% aGa
other 9nsines, letter.. r,
a Il 9S a. S Sanss ION Il
Solia.srSl secnriy twenty hDs PEI Sfntnm NH
u ali the dsiiSsriss q tie timber there must be
Se suaS
her anopnt in addition the . per oentHm As may
SnIii such diiisail portions b delivered" ' '''
~: e per pSiS
g 4s s be sa sy
within kiftS to days Si.sS Is PfsssntsiiSR . him.
VII 6s sG%s!sa p M SqH,,Ss. .h1. SsiSS,
al or any q The timber n named me q de aaay and i
the time and place provided, then and IN that case,
70 the United States 4 sum 81 money not eIcesding
twice the total amount therein agreed upon as the
sh 3e nav be m Fsseyered S seoraSs ~ as S
CGngress in the case provided, approved March
Inc 5000 cubic fee, TO be delivered viii Be in the
fS.oSins I Pr0GoTons say ss SsSS fset % pieces
20 nehes Ssd The hooks sd,ns \ and Y nsRss 1,
enter into the construction of q ship-ofwaT; con.
iorping subatanllAy In shape length and character
responding siding the moplds o. which ean Be seen
sad u inehes ~ about elgAl ansntities q each and
being in length from Is 70 ii feet with natural aud
fair curve Of from y TO ~ inches or more In that
cubic feet oi Timber sidins Is and is inchesn length
Ali 70 6e sided straight and fair. and rough hewsd
the moulding WY 10 show face Of not less than
two thirds the siding. the wane being deducted In
The timber 10 be cut from trees growing within
thirty miles Of the sea, q which satisfactory cyl.
denee win be required, and % be delivered u TIE
contractor. subject TO the usual inspection. aud
to the entire approval Of the eoinmAndant OF the
The whole quantity TO be delivered within one
Satisfactory evidence must Re Presented with
az i VIII lie and TIE
s 8 z P.sSss ss spG' s Ss ss%s s SS$ Sn
same terms and conditions, and similarly lndOrHed,
from persons having the tmbsr on hand already
Chsrissto@n On Tow and Brcotiyn, Of from 500 70 800
cubic feet OF yeoak, the principal pieces siding II
y pTSsp eces Shd SoE IL s
speehsd IL the irst case. with hs same lengths and
The whole amount contracted for in this case
must be delivered On or before the lst VI beptem-
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids for any timber under this Adyertlse-
ment or reduce the amount II considered not to the
FSSuirs t6St GiaS are Ssaa Su ID.
PSItiss dSsifihF % I'D fer frnlsklng, ,thlS timber
q oIef required, upon application to tli GurtSu'
mhn
National Republican., 1873-03-26
IINITED sTATEs PATIENT 0FFiCE,

On tho p.tiop " Jons " SsISn ~ PTaSd @ sncs
r. l., praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him on the 18th day Of June, lS9, for an i'm
prOYement in Rolling Metal for Jewelry,
ID Ia ordered that the testimony In the be
closed on the 18th day Of May n0xt; that the
be limited 10 the 23d day OF May next and that
said petition be heard on the 2sth day OF May next
i1S oRpTffHtmFT pnm5n,ssoner
National Republican., 1873-03-26

~ All communications, NltthCr a. iutIIuI
for publication. should be addressed to wM J. Nun
rLon, Proprietor NATIONAL REFuBLIcLr. waahlnE.
ton, u. o.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

New YoRK's coSuSDRuM 80 Why don't
Tweed resign?
National Republican., 1873-03-26
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y wAsHIRGToSt d. O., March 10, ls73
On tho petitinnof ALBERT 7. PITKIN. Of Hartford,
Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 6im on the lith day Of June 1852 Tor an
Improvement IN steam Pressure Regulators
IT is ordered that the testimony In the case DO
closed on tho 18th day Of May next that the
time for hinE arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to tho IA day Of May next, and that
next
AIRY person MAY, oFPG'f thiT extension 4