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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

The programme OF music to be given At thu
PRESIDENTS grounds this afternoon Is As follows |:
l. Quick March, by Prof. L. schneIde; 2. Over.
ture from the opera "Nabbucco,p by Verdi: a.
Fantasla for Baritone, from the opera "Norma y
~ v. Bellinl, and executed by Oh. Thlerbaob.
4 Faokeltanz, BY MeyerbeeT; o. ArtusIians.
Walter, by =. 0ungl; .. Grand selectio& from
the orers "TroyAtore," arranged by 8. Petrolr;
7. Galop, Battle OF fnkermann, by IA. Van Bug
Henhout. The concert Will BEGIN Al $40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

The recent break In the canal has been re.
paired, and the water will be let In the canal BY
wednesday night, whom boats viii pass. :
The RfvKR.-Arriyed, steamer EXPRESS from
baltimore with q miscellaneous cargo. Cleared,
schooner D. x. Wolf for Richmond, Va, with s5i
barrels OF cement; steamer =. o. knight for
New York wkh 800 barrels OF hour. =
The GRAM MARKEr.-Thirty-fou hundred
bushels OF wheat and l, $50 bushels OF corn were
received yesterday. Sales, go bushels OF wheat
.0s@t 1900 bushels ct o.. Is,asi 81; 1900
bus hels Of corn q 70 cents -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Tho following important ecclesiastical changes
have been made recently: Rev. b. wiget, s. J.,
former president Of GonzAga College, and pastor
Of st. Joseph's tcatholic> church, on Capitol I'M,
p transferred to White Marsh, Maryland. Rev.
Mays, Toledo, Ohio, has been appointed NJ mas.
tor OF ~. Josephs. Capitol liill. Rey, Y, Baaue.
=, j., pastor OF White Marsh, will be assistant al
hev. p. Kanzleitsr, b. j. VI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

On Thursday afternoon horse attached tn
confectioner-wagon, owned and dri, en- by j. n.
Messenger, became frightened and ran avay
near the corner Of Eighteenth and X street,.
The team came 10 contact with one OF the cars
belonging 70 the Metropolitan Railroad COMPANY.
throwing out the driver and Injuripg MIN
severely. '~.s MN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06


Severe spells OF biliousness, indigestion, chills
and fever, dinrrhua, nervous headache and ply.
steal exhaustion are quite usual At this season
These are visintons which everybody Is
anxious 70 avoid, and d course OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitten will unquestionably fortify the
system against them, the most valuable medical
advice which can be offered Of this time 10 per.
sons subject TO such complaints or ct an sen.
sitlve to atmospheric changes IL TO commence
taking this powerful vegetable alternative and In
vlRorsnt without delay. Foty-eiQht hours Will
not have elapsed after the rrst dose before 4
marked change will have manifested itself In the
condition OF the system. the ultimate result
viii be habit OF body 80 regular, genial con.
dltion 80 vigorous, that however unhealthy the
season may chance to be, the system thus re-
freshed and reinforced win be In the heat possl.
BILE trim TO encounter IT,
: NKrTHER failing teeth, nor the peeplne wrin.
klcs Of time, 80 forcibly tell OF advancing years
as your gray hair. Ayers ylgor restores IL
color and makes your appearance more agree
able TO others A. well as yourself. With fresh,
luxurisnt hair the innrmltios Of age are far less
noticeable. 60
THR new Colonnade hotel, on Chestnut street,
PhilAdelphla, Pa; call and see u.
EMINENT MN M artrrcr have a,.covered n. 4,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Of stock has compelled US to add the third floor
OF our building q q salesroom. As usual, we
are me nrst to oner q complete stock OF clothing
Tor fall wear. A. SAEs Co.,
BIG Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
MURRAY UNIvRRsALIsT CHURCH.
A Pastor to be Installed Ts- msrrsw-Ths
PFoD0srd Menorlnl Chureh

PFoposed MemoF1aI ChuFch.
Rev. G. II. Fay. Of Middletown, Connecticut
will take the pastoral charge Of the Murray Uni
versalist society, Of this city, and begin his Ia
bors tomorrow In Masonic Temple, under the
direction Of the board Of trustees Of the UnIyer-
salist general convention. Mr.. Fay Ia one OF the
representative mlniaters Of the Unvera alist de-
nomination, and Ia an able and eloquent preacher
Under his mlnlstrati0ns Q memorial church 10
expected to be built that will add another beau
tifnl attraction 10 our city. The Unversallst
general convention will be In this city during
pear In the REPUBLICAN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Call and examine the IRE and burgiar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing 81 securities, Jewels, silver-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
Annum, according TO size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
1uks tournfno rom tAs CAlaago and Boston grss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

This association held its regular semi annual
meeting last night, and elected the following
named gentlemen a. ofncers for the ensuing six
months, viz: President, Mr.. L. Morell; Vice pres.
ident, Mr. II. Schmedtle; secretary, Mr., a.
Hoelscher; treasurer, Mr.. VIM. IInde; standard.
bearer. MT. j. ariosbauer; librarian, Mr.. Chas.
PItsche.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

In response to the request Of many OF the prom
inent citizens Of Washington and Georgetown,
the Governors Mounted Guard have decided to
give second grand exhibition OF target shoot
Ing and tournament, including sabre sham
battle, mounted, early next month. The sham-
battle will be altogether a novelty In this Dis
trict.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

HAVING BOUGHT Of Y. Hamburger A Co, the
stock and fixtures OF $50 Pennsylvania ayenus
shall be pleased 10 see my numerous friends and
patrons, assuring them that the stock OF cloth.
Ing offered 10 In every respect equal TO the beat.
IsADoRI sIHs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
Dsposit Your Savings In tho Germnu-Amer
lean savings Hank.

NO, DO seventh street. opposite the Post ONCE
Department. Six per cent per annum paid on
deposlts remaining for one calendar month or
Longer. Three per cent. per annum paid on the
check ct sight. Deposits made on or befOfe Nan
tember draw Interest frOn september I. Trus-
tees individually liable for deposits, Call Tor a
CODY OF the Regulations "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month: Banking hours . 70 d sstur.
days, . 70 sAnd 70 D.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Fall suits for children, three to ten years OF
age. Prices from o. 10 30. Fall suits for boys,
very handsome styles, At moderate prices.
A. sAKs Co., 9is seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06


convenience long needed IN this, as In many
other thlckly.settled portions OF our city. That
II Is fully appreciated by the public and remune-
Tative to the owner, ~ shown by the fact that
before being plastered this hall has been perml.
nenty engaged for four nights OF each week.
Less than one hundred feet south Of this, on
the same square, Mr.. J.O'COnnor and X. Griffith
are building each twO-story pressed-brlck
house. the ground floors OF which are devoted TO
business purposes, while the upstairs and back
buildings are 10 be occupied as residences, for
which purpose each house Will have seven rooms
with bathroom and other modern cOnvenIences.
At the corner OF CoTcoran and Fourteenth
streets Mr.. Noah, the confectioner, Is building q
new store, with residence attached. This IL a
tWo-story pressed.bTlck house, with entrance for
residence on Corcoran street; Messrs, Humphrey
Gallant, contractors. THIS will be promising
business slte,as the Residences are becoming moi
only innnmefable all around IL, but of a charac-
ter which Will induce Il class OF tenants who will
deal largely In all kinds Of mefchandIse.
stu southwaIu towards 2 street q, ii, Moul-
ton, Insurance agent, Is building a handsame
three-story pressed brick dWelinR-honae WIN
bay window, Mansard roof, and Ornamental trim.
mings In imitation OF brown stone Thls hnnsa
with the back bullding-whch consists al 4 smaI
brick house, which has stood here back from the
street Tor several years past-wlll contain ten
rooms OF modern dimensions, supplied with All
appliances for comfort and convenience. MessTs,
Recsjde A sedden did the wood work, and WIN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

The BIau "who Got shot nj snyaa,,.v
can still be supplied; also, good sapply of
guns, pistols, raps, powder wads, So., &c,, cheap
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

bezs to inform his friends that h, 10 now IL
charge o. the Tailoring department OF Mesars. A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Washington vs.. Bosisn.
The following II the score Of the game played
at Boston on Thursday between the Washington
club, of this city, and the Boston club;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

). III. ssaier Il Co.,
per cent on oil dsposit,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

-. rpnfk h.... manager.
nht stage Manager.
sMoHDAY EVENING, September l..kvsFythins
The following TALENT for this week Mlss kva 0irard
Pat Hooney, Fanny Kent, Belle and Celia iferd,
BUY cray, Jahany shay. Johnny fosier, Harry
n.t M yamss Porter ALSO, an augmented Orohes-
Arth Mstinee sATuRDAy AFTERNOON. Yep
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
CONSTABULARY In HOOK.
JUSTICES KEEsB AND PLANT ONCE MORE.

Reese Pats In Demarrer TO Dick.icr,.
Charges and Asks Farther Time-Ju--
iiee Plant on tho vsiuc Of Tortoise
Shell Glasses = scvesty-aye Cents for
the Glasses aud SASS for Keepsake,
Justice Reese entered tho committee room Of
the House OF Delegates yesterday bold As A lion.
with papers enough to blast the reputation Of
forty such shAky constabies as arc Just now de.
Tending themselves before the committee, and
prepared to
UTTERLY DENoLisH room RIcKsLxR.
1odeed, he had pretty nearly finished the job
when In came Bicksler. Some sharp words
passed between him and Reese, and at times
blows seemed imminent. However, order was
preserved, and after q good bit Of pot calling
kettle black constable left to procure papers
TO substantiate some Of his assertions, and Reese
proceeded with his defence In peace for few
moments, when another Of his tormentors APP
peared In the person OF VIM. Smith, Of the con.
tracing nrm Of Emmart A Smith.
Although Smith did not say word to Reese,
CONFUSED AND EXCITED TIE JUSTICE
tnat ne soon concluded to go home and consult
privacy and secuslon Of his own once. The
oieik o. the committee seemed to sympathize
quite deeply with Reese IL his confusion; for he
oIten nnds the uproar OF the committee room
Just about his table quite unfayorable to an easy
sn, ,na OF the evidence given by different
Before leaving Justice Reese left statemen,
20 the effect regarding. the Bicksler-lIolden
ahair, whish he requested the reporter to copy
LOT his benefit that he would soon produce the
documents TO utterly anulhilate Blcksler,
Reese had scarcely left the hall when
bicrakR RETURNED WITH DOCUMENT OR TWO
mat Looked very damaging to the structure that
nate on Monday remains to be seen. Reese
says: "The papers OF yesterday contain q state
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
WHY THE MAILS ARE DELAYED.
Late Trains, and Not the Post ONCE De.
pnrtmeBt, 10 blame,

The late delivery OF the Northern and Eastern
mails during the last few days Is not the fault Of
the Post once Department or OF its agents, but
Is TO be attributed entirely to the fact that the
trains are behind time, The blame should be
placed where II belongs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

c,rner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cont interest on all deposits Depos.
0 q oan DO made and drawn ct VII.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Tng FAIR AND FRsTIyAL Ar ST.
Ssa aS. sHfShbS9 EyEsfR r = Ssn Vii
lesye Bslhmors and Ohio railroad deyos 81 n apd
ssyS m ssica ,ss ,rs. had
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
". WARRINGTON, d O., August 4, is,s
oS, n me n,. p9tition Of Jons DAssin. of canton
sss sss y u R.ii :ss
~ a. imEoysmsnt n slsepipf Oars
SiSssa o. i6s 20 day psobst dat lie ,P p
V sss FRI Az a ~ Che fspS n
psn Is $ss y fss assl '''
"ERST 'A nag fYfiS X lf' Sga$ia,,a.sr,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Just received and for sale In casks and bottles b,
the agents., Palmer 4 Grcan, Georgetown, D. q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Raspberry and Lemon Syrup ct <Io Pennsyi
sania avenue; $50 pes gallon; % cents POI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

Now that the season IL opening, Aman, ct hls
splendid restaurant, on Ninth atreet, II propaI Cd
20 cater to the fastss and furnish the best Of del.
icacies 70 Ms patrons. Finely favored oysters,
best brands Of wines, liquors and cigar comprise
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

s.inS daily Tnvssross Ivory IN Ps.r rs Too x
BHAufrIuI, con, siosay hair, ali desire II. nj,
may nave u By constAnt use Of TnonYsoNp
romade optime. Price, % and 90 cents per
LiaHrooIos.pK Kid Gloves are very stylish whom
not soilcd. J0uvKrs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price 70
cenn Per bottle. Al sold By druggists and
fancy dsalsra. = -
WnLsMAoTTuarRHApS STRENGTHENING PIAs
fnnsr whenever plaster Ia needed. arc unri-
vailed. PStce ~. ~ and ~ cents eaca
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

TIE 0RRAr HNGLIsa REnzpY for oout and
Eneumatism. All suRerers from the above CON,
p!Aints, either Of recent or long standing are "a
Trey can be relied upon a th6most safe and
ehectual remedy ever offered N the public and
have been universally used In Earops for many
yean With the greatest success. Prepared by
PHour HAnaAr, 80 strand, London, kngland
and sold By ali drugRists,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

with Carl 8 forieited J.s. Rsnsy ps S,snnSe
Herbert, do. nnsd go. L. Grant, uisordsfiy;
do. sophia Beatty, vagrancy: 20 DAYS in worS.
ao ~ sassra SSfssn tnr aasa siou ass
aoas pro-. jas. Johnson. profanity; dned 80.
and 90 days 10 jail. Mary Male, larceny OF IS;
~ and costs, or jail for % days. WIN. CANT,
larceny; $40. Bussn Bruce, assault on Julia Solo
mon; " and costs. Thos. johnson and Thos.
smith, larceny Of dress, plead guilty; $40 and
costs each, James Robinson, threats towald a.
Louisa Robinson; bonds to keep the peace DanI
Carroll, Iespass on premises Of August schon-
bon; %. Jas. Boston, disorderly; IS. John Mar
I'm, do. do. Peter Smith, do. do. James Ford
and samuel hanod, lighting; . each. John Ra-
gan and Joseph Gin. ARRAY; 80 each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
CITYITEMS.

Tho Great Attractiea Il
.HEILBRUN'S SHOE STORE,
t02 SEVENTH srRkkr NORTHWEST.
We have opened this day
10000 worth Of New and Nobby
CATERS, Boots and Ties, comprising:
"Gray Bros. Ladies' hne Shoes
"Burte Stitched Boots and Caters"
Wares Excelsior Patent Last
'sTne Buckle Alexis, Just out"
1.-THE Toothpick Toe, quite new
1.-THE Old Mems Comfort
Hunters and Flsnemens Boots.r
School ghoes.r
sine Red, white and Blue CATERS and slip
"Rubber Shoes, Boots and Arctics."
HEngRuss,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06
Janes Y. DAVE, Gan.


esi PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
~ the retail hatters Of New York. 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-06

electricity and magnetism are developed in me
system from the Iron in the blood. This &C.
counn ff the debility, low spirits and lack Of
becomes reduced. The Peruvian syrup. a pro.
toxide OF Iron, supplies the blood With its iron
element and ID the only form IN which II IL pos
slble for II to enter tho circulation
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-12

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jua h nv resrA -A'fNvINf \ iWxA md
s~Arr.tfs rsAnF~n~aisn ut th@ s~sstes
s~AAesea, Avn salA r~4rMt~Armv&~ shAll
hAvs INN rssrt ANa ~mshesats w ~xAM w
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saslsosa rufnrshlrs n thss Nsss~. AHA NJ !
sAAll AAr iAs nse II MI leeAi Hesns 81
lwrs~ss rcressssy frf that rNsrc~.
Akf ~ ~ n ransn isssraets shAis eAvi
receive ~ sh#lt Asssieea the nam "A thfrv
sheMsAeA ,hsliaYs res arnrsr. vMyAh's
quarterly Thy shsil haii Their s~sslens
Il trra rlares ~ tiNy may sar IN rfcpes
and shali earh Wcesss The easM III Nv,
erals ~ milsaEe ics evety nile aesaall,
ssssvsea. ncean enss,tng epea me dis
charge ~ thcis duties. sArA I'll sald csm
mi~tt sners sAsll take the asnsi oath q
c6lc<. aasl they shall hid thsir lAcea ri
thr period " two years, nnltss rMnvv
| ~ The uayrsnos of the state TT ln~rnrc
i,try \ corruption In nillcn,
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aiwt~ ~ Nts~sMss w. AssNsass
hrrstsaas il snFw~aeA hasa - hcsas
ga "A ttrs A~A "a ~ ~ d. ssuss
1T rss.a Aa1~ n stairs tasaa T. 4. r.
vn@a, ~ FsisAsia, I'D hss rrmsmm lasga
w Miiw~aAes i~@~rs N ~ ewnss
~ tAthnlsf s'#areArs IN the istv.sarv
~ Ne~ Aest. ~hish lntfnsles susne is
dlwcr.es. vii sii We deasest~d in ssss
nsms a The sseseA llvast a J@.as "a she
approaching Isass hay II the lsrmsru
istr s'paesr'.aa,
go sreeas S~~Ass MO eoassrls IN th@
.rarNNA &tAsr Prison manifested thras
dislike fssf The sharissh Of the iMstita.
sian lss striking NJ "Nsal all dtsnk
stess blsad during the delivery uf hi.
srfmrn in the ehapel. 1hss hsa ~ ie
mssshes a theit cells.
lfe analysis, II ms ,,een ascetlain~d
thas Milwaukee lsissr water ~ Mr. than
the spring wslrf 80 long In use fas drink
ing rurpeses In that citv. and the hoard
RI Water missioncrs recommend Ii
In preference IN well water. has they "a,
il il not - yeasl Ns lake watrf.
Between sixty nni seventy caacs vi
smallpox NJ. reported In Toronto, Ont,
anly twelve I'll which are al tho hospital.
4 man whs died from II received 4 pub.
lie funeral. ans hence tho disease has
spread. II Ii also reported IL he spread.
ing IN several provincial towns AMI vii.
| layet
Quit, nnsnhtg I'll Eastern people ar.
4, Denver. r"l.. On their wax tu tho lSan
Juan gold siirsings, IN Southwestern Col
Grade. oa Monday party ef twelve
persons from i.ec county. Illinois. started
lrr that rnini. with sso view ef engaging
In ngricnl,nr. pursuits oihcr rAr,ic.
will soon f',lias
Bishop cnmmiss, 81 Hea,urky, hs.
issued circular letter Addressed 70 clct
gyncn anil laymcn Nho arc ar who may
have been members III the Protestant
Episcopal church, Informing them that
On Tuesday, tho 2d day ef December,
ias3, 4 meeting will hc held NJ AssociA
,ion Hall. In tho city II New York, al
10 o'clock In Tho forenoon. 10 organize
sn Episcopal church on tho basis ef tho
Prayer. Rook 81 1888. lin especially
states that tho meeting Il 10 organize,
aud not u discusa the tcxpedicncy of or.
ganisinr," such church.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-12

LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON,
kceplag our vea1lcrs fully advised - III
evCMta Vt Interest srAn@ptrlM9 - the No
tiNNMl Capital luriMx slse prSscMt session
~ COnR rs~@.
oar report. sf rHOCEEnlSos Or rlsE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-12
ROAD TARIFFS,
I'he O'DOmnell NH.
mn. kEtIlLE'k AMENDMENT.

A. The ,uhjrol ~ lsailfoad Tarlff, will
absorb 4 large share Of the deliberations
n The approaching ssaxlon u Tho I.sglsla.
turc, We reprint below Tho Two Tariff Dllla
81 ,he Fourteenth General Assembly that
were mus. carefully digcs.sd aud ses,n n
most nearly moe. tho requirements d The
people. wv herewith publish ) cssry ol
"aubs,isma nr Mousi Flo No. IT,
known ~ tho o'Donnell bin. W. believe
I. c,n,slns MI the provisions of.hc original
bill with additions and thu Senate
amendments
"A ma for m .Arf 10 prsscntbs KN'Ns and
Kf0ulHlloNs Nv Ndirosd., md u SStd6ji6A
Inform and Reasonable 1Mssm(wm Rates
~ 1hr,f (6r ~ Transportation n Or.
l1is Fretgkls MsNoH. and 10 presSds ~
railroad Cbmm(AS(oHsfs, and prvsrrt6ine
isNv roAsvs and d1liSs,
0KaTIon /. ~ sHdstsd tt ~ 01aNal
ASAfmA1t " NJ HgAl1 y JeHe, 'chss Il ohall
he unlawful iDs any person, cOTpOsalion.
~ company, 0wnlaK, upVfAlinR,o r control.
Inn. uedrs Lease OF OlhevN tss, any railroad
within this State, directly NJ tndIfcclly, Ia
take, rtcaisc os charge my greater rats or
n,tn (ut the lrnnspul tMtlnll np1n said rail-.
s0ad NJ any freight dcacellDns IN ills acs
than such eum ~ rite A. In ,lIs ncl u
hereinafter provided.
hgC, Z. For tho transportation ~ WHEAT.
In auanstlcs not less than 4 rAr load Of
ten tons. according ~ GuAtotn, the easuc 10
10 loaded aud Mnlnaded II the expense al
the shipper. ten ltO) dollars per car Tor
any dIslArcu under twenty (eO) miles lor
Any distance ii twenty t10) miles ana un.
deF thirty l00) mlles, nvc rents pr ton
miles AMI undev any tS0) mlles. four csn'A
lS9) miles and updtr seventy.6ye t7S)
miles, shrcc cents rtt TN re- mile for
Under nns hundred lt0bI miles. twn and
shfrcliisfters nfnts ucf IN per mile tor
any distance NJ 0ne hui drsd tlO0) miles
aud under ono hundsed and Nf.y tis0)
miles. txo aud nna halt cents per I'm per
inlle for any distance IT mo hundred snd
my ltDp) mllW and Under iwo hundred
(2Oo1 miles, two and one quarter cents ncr
TN pfR mlle,l ~ any dlssAnfs 81! two
hundred (e00) ntilea anil under two hun.
drtd and seventy .hyc mica, two cents rer
ton PR mile, and e0s any dIessncs or swo
and seventy Ave miles and over.
0nt and four. 0llha cents per t0n per milo.
For the transportation VI All ollsr grain
IN bulk Ard feed, ten Iscf cent lcAs per car
ANd pc5 TIM p<r mllC than Ii all0Wei FIR
iiic transportation NJ wheat.
&c, ! For the lrAnsposiAtl0a II catlls
end hnKa, ard 0skes Two stock, Sxcees
llo,sss. mules. SD shssr. N s6stnnaiv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-12
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