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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

WONDERFUL GROWTH OF ALEXANDRIA.
-Alexandria in Egypt has grown more
rapidly than any other city on the East
ern continent. In 1912 its population
was about 10000, and now it is nearly
100000. Some idea of the immense
labor which has been expended in i'm
proving the harbor may be formed from
the fact that breakwate1 is in process
of construction, to be when completed a
mile In length. It is to be composed of
1000 blocks, each one of not less than
twenty tons weight, placed upon bed
of smaller stones This hreakwater will
inclose harbor with superficial area
of 1,500 acres, nowhere of less depth
than thirty feet. In the midst of the
grand canal company of English en-
gineers is at work blasting out rocks,
and employs constantly about 1000 men
and forty steam engines. In 1871 the
exports amounted to 800, 900, 900 and the
imports to It's. 600. 900 francs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

TIE PURI.sT AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvEp
on is Hazard & Caswel's, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected ivers, of the Cod
only. by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New York
1t is absolutely pure and saoeet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others
Physicians have decided it superior to all other
oils in market.-[Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
GREATEST CURIOSITY ant the Instructive. w3ras s'stSl
600 selling weekly. Price 30 cents. No humbug.
Address GEORGE A. HEARD & Co., Boston, Mass.
KEILIACCG.

Parties bearing the above name will be interested
to learn that work is now IN preparation giving the
genealogy of the family III this country from the mid
die of the 18th century to the present time All inter
ested will confer favor by communicating with the
publisher RUFUS B. KELLOGG, Oakland,
California, who will send to address, circulars
containing the early history of the family, with out
line of the information desired.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

"BRAGoPoLIs is the New York
Worlds latest for Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

4 testimonials in local column. Buffalo, n.
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Fer Sale.
Seneca City,

Seneca City,
A T the crossing of tho Blue RidSo ard Air
IA Line Railroads, in Oconee County, y. o.,
has been laid out in b BUSINESS AND BiJILD-
ING LOTS, tho sale Of which, AT AUCTION,
Will commence on III UkSDAY, AUGUST II,
For description OF the property. terms Of
ssie. &c, zee the Daily Pud.NlX of the 9th
and 3l.t OF July and 7th OF August.
NORTON ~ THOMPSON.
Wa!haia Ju;y 81. 1878 JuIy I3Ii
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A WOODEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MILES
AN Hour MADE wITH EAsF.-The Cl =
rendon Press, of the 18th, contains q
lengthy account of the wooden railroad
or tramway which las been lately built,
and which brings Manning Court House
in communication with the outside
World:
"The South Carolina Central Railroad
had been allowed to drop through the
hands OF the original projectors, and q
considerable amount Of cutting out and
grading had been accomplished, when
Messrs. Land Pritohett, largo turpen-
tine distillers, doing very large busi.
ness, purchased the right Of way aud set
about to construct road that would take
their products to market. The road
from Manning to Lanes Turnout. on
the Northeastern Railroad, was cleaned
out and graded. and laid with scantlinR.
This road is 1519 miles long. The bed
is constructed precisely as all other rail
roads are. The whole structure above
the bed is precisely similar to other
railroads, except, in place of iron, this
road has wooden stringers, four by five
inches, fastened down to the cross ties
by long iron spikes, passing through
both strlnger and GROSS tie, making the
stringers both steady aud firm. These
stringers ere five inches upon their face,
and the tracks or wheels OF the running
stock are five inches upon their face.
The friction in running being distr:-
buted over the wide surfaces, the injury
to the rails will be much less. The
hanges to the wheels are two and -a-half
inches deep, thereby preventing any
probability of running off. A portion Of
the road hns been in operation FIVE
months. over which trains have been
running daily. and most of the stringers
are smooth. The rolling stock on the
road is common, but quite efrectual.
The engine is worth only $1,000, but is
sufficient to carry seven or eight cars,
loaded, at the rate of fifteen miles per
hour. The proprietors arc now gone to
the North for another engine of greater
capacity. The road is regarded sue
cess, and answers ell the purposes of a
first class iron road. The road has cost
about $1,000 per mile. BY this road,
$4,000 pounds can be sent twice day"
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OBSTACLES TO misunderstanding
'ellei for young mcn from, the effects of
errors and abuses i'll early life. Manhood re.
stored. lmpcdiments to marriage removed
New ;nethDu OF treatment. New and re-
Earkablc remedies. Boil aud circulars
sent free, in scaled envelopes. Addres So
HOWAED ASSOCIATION, No. . South Ninth
street. Pliladc!rhia. Pa an Institution hav-
ing hiEh reputation for honorable conduct
and ur1.ns. innal skill. III :. E..mn
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An election in North Carolina is to be
held ON the 7th of next month, for the
purpose of adopting or rejecting certain
proposed constitutional amendments.
Among the number is ono changing the
time of the meeting of the Legislature
from one to two years.
Messrs. Ellis and Shuford. of Hickory
Tavern, will erect cotton factory on the
Catawba River.
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NINE. 0. d. SILVA
AND
MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S

MKS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S
FORM EHLY Mrs. OGDEN IiOEFMAN'S)
English. French AID Ccrman boarding and
Day SCil)OL for Young ladies and children,
II Nest 3Sth strcct, >tw York, re. opens Sep
:rmb-r 2i Application L!ay De made by lei :
:.r l'ci.;,. .Iyas ahcve. July ! lMo
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Lumber
1000 i, il:' on n i.sn' 1,,'MG !. nv Miii ii
III Lexington C"u.!ty ard for sale. Orders
h.!cI III short notice. Address i. y. Eox 80.
40, or apply ~ my Residence. on Main street,
july - lao W.'I.OWiI.
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GEND for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
- and examine our uriccs, before purchas
ing, as We claim 10 cell lower than any other
establishment in the city. Remember the
number. .236 Ridge avenue, Phila dciphia.
juno % f3n,
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Shirts /! Shirts! Shirts

SILK SCARFs, TIES and BOWS, of tho
finest and most elegant dceigns and -attcrns.
AZ at the loweet possible Hcures.
Call early, at D. EPSTIN'S
May2i Under Co,umLia IiotcI
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Special Not1ces.

Hos Cures. Cents.
!. Icvcra, Congestion, Inflammations, . 4. SO
:. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, so
:. cryinK-Collc,o or Tccth;rg of Infants, so
!. Di"rrhGa, Of Children or Adults, so
>. Dyscntcry, Gripping, Bilious Collie, 50
&. Cholern.NI orbus, Vomiting, so
!. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, - so
:. Neuralgia, Toothachc,. F!ccachr, SO
=. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, . 50
~. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. /. so
+. T.. whites, too Profa:o Periods, 50
H. H. SrHTR c9ugh PiGult G5Ina,i nrYs5" Z"
II. Rheumatism, Rheunntic Pains, /. 10
II. H. Fever and Aguc, Chill Fever, -A;."es, SO
e. Piles, blind or bleeding, 50
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic 1niuenza, Sc
90. Nyhooping-Cough, Violent Coughs, e
81. Asthma, Oppressed Brcatl,inE, 30
q. Enr Disc charges, Impai1.'l H,;,1!ng, so
%. Scrofnln, Enlarged Gla:ids, Swellials, so
a. General Debility, Physical Weakness, 50
IS. Drop.y and scnnty, scrrc,i"n1, 20
70. Scn.StckncSs, Sickness flOill Riding, 81
%. Ncrvoi,s Dchiiity, seminul Wv.uv<,,
or Involuntary discharges, = i!
50. Spinnry s'nin vVeaismess. we,,;nv the III, 10
81. Painful Periods, with Fras:Es, -
80. :SufftrlnEs 1T Charge OF !i'r, ~
So. I;pi:t TscS, SVtt:uS 81. Wing Dane, II
81. Dtphthr.:tn. lccr,,tc,l Sor. 1hrun,.. -
So. Cnro,.ic ,'ongcstiol,s and Es:I:: -, -
F,NILy CASES.
Case .Mornc,ci wish above 10 la.-:e VI ~.
Case .e'i:,r nrc! ri ., "t 90 i.c vi, All ro. o.
These remedies arg .rn: ~. the
cnsc or single i:aI az say pat fnc
country, free CT charge. -: :'c;:.:.'s az
price. Address
Humghnrneeyse'n yyen speet0!tSSSS sppetd SSSSoeio;,o Co..
Office AMI Depot M. &C. IsnoAnwAy, Nj" IoEN.
For Snlc by NIL 1 ruSSiStS.
And by GE1GEN 4 McGREGOR. Columbia
C. April IL. tTlv
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Spring Clothing and Hats,
N E w S I Y L. E .
Shingles.

Shingles.
w are low nrepa,,,! Ia :urti.l, our FIRST
w Gas. CYPRESS SA" Ed SHINGLES, in
any '.''-Ici quantity and upon the shortest
notice. iUr trou"ihy, durability and supe-
l."r ii!-h, t:icv rannot be txct'lcI. slip
:i:its EiY'l'. 10 any part oi th,, tup,.trv
;,"o.Gpt.v.
McNtS?i Il. AIoNTEIT1. K EnArn.
Tirc' IL; f,nn
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Tax .inIlcG

+! Hi.l:lEi notify 'hr ,ax.rayt.- ,i Rich-
I Ian! County :h"; | -ha!i nc at my .tiicc
!t"'', r!,rk ~ Vi i" . o'clock T. NJ, from
;::r 1T ~ Ju 10 AuSust1 -, le1;. l.; receive
!t:"s:t@ = ".N ';c.. si, ali persons ii:.nipt to
;"X {" rtn. tr'a'c aha persona! !loiG;v for
i"Xriiu:' Il lSIH a!so. ali t.X.h!r polls are re-
Gn':' Il :" m"he itinrA under the amended
~: =; ~ :',t!.i .:s.,iaL! a;;,royt Il oJti,
y; r''1iH. .S.I, Ia .ii;,!c, a. ;.ayn.cut of
'lic Vii tax. a'i': Il; G,'t.i - III. paymcnt uf
in'a TAX .'ha!i d" II =. !" :. pei.ait , OF dou-
h:r tiit iin"Git al ti!ti. OH TAX and required
i.wrik I:'om the h!:;!va. al roads. A:iy one
:" ..t ~: II = .;>r =" 90; iui;n 10 :he require
:"'t' '' t!i' -! =; directions o {
i''' a.! he coEsi-
nj
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inl.ioh In Urinary opt. PEI month, &l-:2
AcaGt mical g g S3-:I
Music, g Lessons per wcc;i, per month, 81
Aohthly payments 1T beginning ur ;.iii:c
of each month.
Board for tho session Of five months. with
English branches and Mu.ic, ;l5o Eight
boArdcrs can be accommn lated.
Ihc following programme is prupoacG for
tiic hiG Ghcst classes:
FIRST CLASS. Monday. Wednesday u..d Eli
day. Abercrombic's InteiIectual PLiloso-
ply. .. Geometry or Algebra. s. rc,,niun-
ship. i. Chemistry, lourtc,n wccls.J 5.
Wilson's or Taylor's History.
Iuesiay and Thursday-1. Hedges Logic.
=. Paradise Lost. 3. Corncirs PhyaIcal Geo
sraphy. i. Review Arithmetic or Natural Phi
losophy. 8. Dictati0n with Second Class.
SECOND Glass Monday, Wednesday and
trlday-l. Qaachchboss' rhetoric. =. AlSc-
Df. or aliiilnie'ic. 3. Pcnmansi:ip i Natu-
r"l inii"scphy. History OF Ensla or
Tuesday. and Thnrtlay-1. Grammar. 9
Ihompson's Seasons. 5; Ancient or High
School Geography. 4. Astronomy, 8. Dicta.
tioI with First Class.
THIRD CLisS.-Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY. Grammar. .. Arithmetic ; Pom
inahship. i Heading and Definitions
History OF United states, (Quackcnbvss' or
Stcphtns'.i
Tuesday and ILursday-1. Quackcnboss'
Composition, first part. 2. Intellectual Artli.
metic. 3. intermediate Geography. l. Hook
cr'a Book Of Natulc. s. Dictionary.
No reduction for Christmas holidays.
The cooperation OF parents is rCIIcs. cd /;
without which, the wiscst schemes oil cduca.
tant scholars. ". MULLER.
JrlV o7
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CHAR, COL. & AUGUSTA II. Il. CO.,
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.
CoLrMDiA, 8. c.. July 7, 1873.
PASSENGERS for the Iirgiaiu SPRINGS on
y hnc Of Chesapeake and Ohio Road. by
taking the ~ a. il. train, will reach Rich
mond at 6 30 the following mcr:.iuc: leave
hichmond at 80. arriving ut tha Hhite Sul.
phnr SritncSnt 0J U.ot ecehing, and at all
othGr springs in time for tea; thus aif,rdng
by daylight, sor,e of the most romantic
scenery in the world
Full line of Straight and Excursion Tickets
on sale at Ticket Ohice. L. Il. DORSEY,
july y 70 General Ticket Agent
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Sicily Lemon sugar

Rs hkE:> in.tnniancnus I.tn.'i G'' - 81.
4Yk vciiJr 10 l.tnion", @ - .,s$, a.i! j.
Laiii, "a: i:sc. Iorsli, IS
jGlN1 iJli> 40 ~ .UE
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DRoPosALs FOR TOBACCO.


UNITED STATES Army BuILpsol
OffIck OF CoMMIssARr OF buBslsrlrCE
a..,o, -, NEW Yonx. July Q, is72
hi. ofhce until 4 ocoeE m Aasust iii fof fr
niships for the United State army hfty thousand
ponnds OF Tobacco. with the power on inrreasinsr
ne amount nifty thousand pounds II desired By The
The proposals viii state accurately, in detai. tia
susslity aud kind q Tobacco, IT, history, Il any.
Portaton; Of what leaf; asto stock, year and curing
the wrnpper and nller is made; whether the binder
u usedi what casing Ia used. and when, where and
how 70 be manufactured: In what kind Of packare
put up Tor sh pment, and whether machine or hand
The Tobacco to be made in plugs, weighing full
one half pound each, and TO equal the best vrnde az
army pr navy Tobacc not to be lower in duality
than the samples be seen At tho office Of tho De.
pot Commissary, New York city,
Ihe Tobacco TO be packed In boIos (caddics) to
contain twentyon pounds, nst each, and the boxes
70 Se pscaed an IN cases !eisht 70 crsel head lined
the Tobacco propoeedto be furnished must accom-.
pAny the pFoPosalr, and be referred TO therein No
conditional future perfection, to equal ssmple
grade, will be entertained The Samples 50 firs
ninhed Will paid for fair mark ct II deemed
Q, good quality for sales to troops, II the
Al Officer Of the army and an expert will be re.
qnifed TO examine and inspect the Tobacco in tho
ieAi. " the course OF manufacture and when
Two sureties who will ssree 10 guarantee the exc.
cuuon OF the contract according to Its true intent
and msanng and who yili enter into bond in the
qpifed. VIII rEn bids % well As the proposer.
The right to reject any end ~ bid, 3 Te,eIyed.
= Major and O. g., u. i. A.
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PROPOSALS.
PRorosAiSs, ,I yo n. FS ssSpa1 AT FORT

PhoroSAlfsu E EDM fe ssSRsll AT fohr
Usirtp srAIEs EsaIxxnn OyrIcxl
oos'ra H ~. go. ~, j oss, 4 ia
E: NJ .sS Ak e fSs Is
ay.E y .S.. Ss sn; TX q
~ s. ss' q s fs.n.s MI el JIM 9
DRopOsAIs FOR nEAD.sToNEs FOR MA
L riosAL MILITARY T WV b.rasIas.rJ
ouAars,ss,I,n essl }In. I, 9Ts .ls
Prqpcs.l. .rs ipy,s.a fos inrni.hin Head ..cae;;
x !: !: ::is.si y sE'si 'ES follow
Csmsssr.ss apprgycd fcbruary p Is-. and the
:s q sss :;sSs a.. sspSyss
ss sSR s. sn 81 ssssy q W. WI
edyertissment in ten ne vspapers o. general clrcu
se%gis. &c &c ,ss ne: q ~ ma
Ss ea IA az oS
MONEY a ne Tressvtx not ethsr.f.e .pIrop,i.ted:
heAi stones, and the sssndsrds Of gnsiity. and
So made q ns z e
a, b %d b for p ne
ct :s. Provide 70 md ID, setting ~ the
c:sa 81 ;Ae 1Ss e ne
ids ' y! 12 ~ ssss b s:s Ii:
ss4 s:s q S {. fs .i ON al.
fSs IN & Ssd S ssh \. .ss.9
Wn5hed .Propo-sls for He'd stones for Nstion.l
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS


Hor,,fs.Als 1Sa NbI ANP sEy YoSK.
FPNfYsI 5ss SsW T ySSKL SRits nv ~
WARRINGTON. and dIoRdETOWH,
a. dHys ss~ Iors IRON Pier East River
hdday. sta m. and Alexandria the same day Il
For full information, krply TO r. ,. A DENHAM,
agent ONCE and wharf foot OF High street. deoTse-
New York avenue, w. TH0MPBON,
ian'n .IPrssident
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFYIcE,

LIMITED STATES pATEsT OFFICE, =, -,
On the petition u GEosss n. DRIPEa. 81 BROOK.
nrayini for ths eatsnaion of snt sTan.s
to the sad James Draper Pc tie IN day o. October.
y \ erdered that the tsstmony in he case be
time for AlinY arguments and the Examiner'sreport
be limited to tho 18th day Of September next, and
that aid petition DO heard on the nth day Of
Any Person may eppcse ihis extension, y. y,
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

WAsH!NGToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, t0ranse. Alexandria and MAnss.
sas and LynchbprE and Danyiiie haiiroad
D0uBLE DAILY TRAIss !escegt Sunday p M
connections will be made between Washington aud
hyneAA6prs IN the sres. line irom New Orleans and
and Ohio railroad at qordonsville and OhArlottes-
~ III Snmona spd South. and all the line TO
Leave Washington By Potomac Ferry Con,pany's
boat, Seventh street wharf, twice daily-Ta m:
md z. m, and take trains corner king and
Union streets, Alexandria at Boa m and 30 p
ArriveA Lynchburg at ~ p m. and 4 ~ q. IN.
making close compositions West and Southwest
Passengers for MAnAssas Division leave Seventh
street wharf 7 .. m, daily. excepting Sunday,
Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria to New Or
Buy tickets at 65 Penhsylyania avenue and Al
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DEPOT, Washington
n q or At Alexandria. corner Of King and Union
TKnox's Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be
ssssn BatmS.e md Ohio railroad depot and sev
Brs.hi..t and supper on ferry boats for through
cps I'm. BROADUB. q, 7. A.
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pENS,YtyANIA On LINE
PhiLADEIEEEEINHyonK

l)ENssYLyANIA 9R LINE
PHILADELPHIA,
NETWORK .,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW RS6LASD
THROUGH DEryEka WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANG OF CARS.
The equipment on this line is new and Of the most
elsySrpt spd NipPr r. AZ nnish nv n,vr,,,uo
TRAINS
p sqs f tf'si III g R3Sf fH1s Il s
viii run b-tween Washington and New York, a.
follows leayins the passenger station Of the Balti
more and Potomac railroad. northeast corner Of
Leave Tssh,nston ats pa, IN. daily .cIocp. Sunday
fSsN Lave wss SsS 1S5i 4. a m M daily.
Ieaye New York at 80 . IN. daily. except Sunday:
ArrtyeAt Wsshinston Mt b:ss Pm,
Arrive Il Warrington az :s5a m
Connections are made In New York with steamers
on Sound, New lork. New Haven and Hartford
railroads. New York Central and Hudson River rail.
road, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
Fare as low as BY any other route
Ba.HaHe called for and checked ut hotels and Fri.
yste residences on orders left at the following
iainedi Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvsnla avenue: northeast corner Of Sixth
street and pennsylvania avenue; passenger station
bn ~, and Potomac railroad corner Sinh and
le1su General Passenger Agent.
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DIED.

CUsHING.-0n the 18th instant, Mrs RACHEL 7,
CUSHING. Agei sixty two years
aRADy.--On the 18th instant. JoHs Francis, only
son % Daniel aud Emily GRADY. asod thirteen
months and eleven days.
FRANKLIN : On the 18th instant, at Q 20 q. m.
WILLIAM EDMuNDs, only con OF BenJam and Jano
Franklin, AGED aye years and tix months.
The funeral vi take place at II a. m. to-day from
the residence Of hia grandfather. John McDeyitt,
SIS @ street southwest. Tho friends Of tho family
are respectfully Invited TO attend
McRoBERTs.-On the 18th inst, THOMAS 8. Mo
RnBEprs, In the thirtieth year Of HIS Axe,
HIS funeral will take place on Monday u O'Clock
p. IN. from the residence OF Mrs. J. W. Maury.
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RALTIMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

H. Anu 20, ~, ~ ~, Co. SEQ and 10 r. IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Ae;0 q m and n M: bnt not on Sunday.
FOR NORFOLK
Aiio y. m. but mot on sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINa ...
From Baltimore The ~ stopping al Relay and
Laurel only the % Q. m and AZ r, m. stopping
a. Relay only: the ID y. m. without stops: the O.
N ~. % and ~ y. m stopping At all stations.
s:9 m trains st9ppins 4 ali stations the ! is
without stops. on Sunday the 10 p. m will stop
at all stations south OF Annapolis Junction.
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
Point Of Rocks q 6.l5 and IS O. M and Id p m,
arriving 1t Washington at 81 and s.3O .. m, and
Through tickets 70 tho West can 30 had ct the
day: also II the Companys Office, tsb Pennrylyania
ayenns Pa.sepscrs purchasing Hckct. at he Ave
ssed for and CHECKED q seG esr ,eSsp e
SoI NV ~ Yots a,2 Va 6ss, .na az
THOs. H. SHARP,
Master q TIansportatien.
L. M. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
49, GEO. O. EOONTZ,
jo9 General Aren't. wAshinston.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRKsu BEEF.

OFFICE ACTIsa CoaMtssARY or supsIsTEscx)
DAyID's ISLAND. NEw Yonk HARBoR.
June -, 1878,
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, will DO received at
this oihce until " O'clock m, JulS a. 1s for fur
partment United States army at this station during
IN e. w ASb n ~ s hssPy q
CHkilLEs sELLMER.
Rsonnd IInnI TnirI ArtlllerY. N IA
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EsaIsEER QrFioE, U. g. ARMYl
NEWPORT H. L., June ", isTa 3
Bealed proposals Will be received at this Office
untu 10 q. IN. on the lsJh day OF July, IeJs, for
Boecihcauons in regard to tho work and blank
forms for pr0poeals and guaranty will be sent on
application to this ONCE. a. X WARREN ="
Major u Engineers. Dyt. Major Gen. d, ia,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-14

DRoposAIs FOR FLOUR.

pRoPosAIS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE PuRoHAsINa DEpor Cs
OMAHA, NHB.. June ~, ls7S I
this Office until II O'Clock. Z. m, on TUESDhY. tbs
s2th day o. July. isl 70. fnrnishins the Sub
loving stores, delivered At the United States Sub
sir,emse st1sehouse In Omaha. Seb.. by the sh VI
90 6arrois Of XXX winter. whea. Flour.
7ooo pounds o. Xxx winter wheat Flour. In square
double sacks INSIDE strong twilled cotton
containing t0i Lbs net ~'
l.so barrels q XXX sprins. wheat Flour.
hopoo pounds of Xxx spring wheat flou-. In square
E.. double sacks, yinside strong twilled cotton
rrontainins I01 ibs net WV
samples must accompany proposals and he re
fsrrsd 70 therein. Freight on samples should b
,sS should b marked
PrSSRcssls VIII 6e recstyed subject 10 The usual
b made on the bisni forms 70 be oblsinsd u tSis
omee W. BARRI0Rh.
Hvt MI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-14
PR3sosAAILss , EoE THE IMR e q
BfsSIPPf flfVER.

Krokux, 10 =, NAY 1, i5i5.
Sealed pTogcsals. in dpplicste WI be received q
REQUIRED for The excavation and cmS imeut and
construction Of the embankment wall Of the guard
lock and canal and tbs channel at the entrances v
.he esnai nov In gioce.: Of sonstryction around
The usual conditions Will be observed
The right !. rsssSyed 70 reject any and AZ bids:
pceals and guarantee and all information can be
obtained BY perponal application Of this office, and
~ gsrsons arc requested 70 visit the work before
PToPcs.ls must be made on the blank forms fur:
nished from this once. and must be accompanied
By satisfAetory evidence that the parties have the
mssns and are ready 70 BEGIN and fnish the work
without unnecessary delay,
sgrinted si.rantee .isnsd BY atlssst two responsi
indorsed "Proposals for Labor on Guard Lock, Bee
siop worh and Channel EIcavations..
os,onsl q n EpFnser.. U. 9: Army. S.9sr.i suy.r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-14
PROPOSALS.
DRorosALs. FOR DYKES.

USIrEp STATES ENoIsExR OvrIoE,l
Rooh No. 81, AnMr BUILDIsa,
CohSER HOUSTON AND 4nEENk sra,
o,. NEW YORK, July ~, 1878
inthe Ha dson river, near Albany, will be received
unel noon OF Ausrst II, La. -. : -
'' 'n'o'mA'''n 9Th SSpThS Y S MI, waff9Ssi
Lieut. Colonel Engineers. Brevei Major General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-14
u PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
WILMINGTON HARB0R, DELAWARE.
u. y; EsaIsxKn 0yyIcz,l

a., PurLADkIrHiA, Pa. juno u, ir7l
ssssd proIossls. IN appes,s IN copy Of Oils
this office until u ~ O'Clock p. m. oftwEDNESDAY,
Jmy x, 1873, for removing from he channel Of
rcck
Forms, specifications. drawings. and Information
cAiity can be seem J. u. kURTZ,
Lieut. Colonel of Enu1neerp