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, 1873-11-07

advance. shipporA held Of, md scomcl carclopt
abnut linking hold ut any rrico, except OH two
oargooB, which were ordered from tho East
Whoat by asoam to Buffalo was tnhon at 10c. md
was quoted at J0o OH through rates to Now York
| A total Of oight charters wan reportol, which
| will cnuy OUT 20, 900 bu wheat, 140,O0O bu corn
| aud ID, 900 b1l ontH.
! Provisions rulod dull md wonk. Holders werc
nominally firm IN tlioir ylows till past noon, ow.
Ing to tho fncs TINT hogs 'voro reported stronger;
portol slower to soll in Now York Towaitja
tho close pacltors sgnflod their willingness to
matte concessions, md thon fair bllsi,iops was
than nominal at q ahsdc of the prices Of yosior-
day. Moss pork declined 1870 por brl on cnsh
lotH, aud 25o OH options, while lard foil or 16o
Per ID. The fayoritc option il Tor February to-
iiiycry iiE E % boing the most deferred; and buyers
nbly DO over by the tln,o they nro called upon
to :pay for tho property. paching opera-
tionH are progressing quito freely, the paol,ora
hoping thet wo arc about down to hard
pnn' Prices a arc very 10y now ospocially
sAond bo no further drop in breadstuffs to take
tho backbone out Of the aninul before o is cut
up. Tho further doclino In gold ,al something
to do with, tho wonltness to-t'ny, boarng
market closed at tho following rangc Of
or aollor November, S1i,971S@ 40; do sell
or Deccmbor,. s1o.oo@11.00; scllor Jnnuary.
sn121l@11.25 sollor. February. s11.G2156a
prime do, saoo@s as. Lard, cash Or soor No.
yember,. o1l6pU56c for oil, and B9so for now,
do, seller Docombor, 024c; do, seller JIM
ualy, oNo; do, sol1or February, 81. 1907. 121,55.
Groom hams at 61l@G11e; d. seller
Psssssss: sS ssse essS sessss: S:s D'ek;$ ss sGS SS
do rough sides, 30; do short. ribs Or long
meats 10D16 daya In sa1t. $40 for Shoulders
511c for Bhort ribs and long oloar, md 59lc for
short clear; boxed shoulders, seller December,
Or long clear, 555f@524o; do short cloar, $40
$40; do long cut hams, 7@714c. Moata, seller
January about No moro tllnii for December.
Bacon is quoted at Go for shoulders; 10 for
clear ribs; 7lc for ahort clear; and 12@
1SS 5 Tor n,ams al pnsaed aIsss xd bset ESQ!
hams. $1o.00@18.50 for summer, and $4,000
@21.00 for winter packed. City tallow, 0i5
@0Mu; grease quotablo at 4}}1@Gl1%c. SaleH
11.00; 900 brs do at 11.00; 250 l,rls do sollor
January Mt 11.25; 1000 brls do seller Februarynt
11T5 200 bra old do at II 80 ;65 brls prime moss
at 100 tcs lard at Gslo 250 tcs do at 75
tca do soller December at eye; 600 tcs do aellcr
January at C56c; 1,25o tcs do aollor February at
S7.le u l00 HIS; loo boxes short ribs at 55ae;
1000 pcs green hams 20 lbs) at civ; 1900 pcs
lbs} Mt 7ci 5000 Ibis bellies at 7c, packed.
Dressed hogs remain nominal at s4.25@i.50 q
100 lhs. Tho only sales aro mado Oh The street,
the market on Change not having opened YET,
on haud in this city OH Nov l, 1878, as reported
BY the packers and warohouHomon to tho secro-
tsry Of tho por!s Packers Association "a COM
pared with Sept and Oct. l, 1872:
, 1873-11-07

| METALS AND IlkNERS' 6IQCK-Pr1cos were re-
mentioned. Trade Is Hight, butsatstactory, tnasmuch
| as It equals ancipationY. We quote:
sisoe; d, roons @ Ill., EI *' d. aS
f,a TlEM1arge, 4es; sns t1o ees g, 49, . ,o,<
snEsr zlso.rull easks. 1o5c; hnlf casks, 1o26o;
2ao; do No. stained, l9i9o0u rates.
Nc Sss,.sS ss IT, e. r. ss s Ss a5s @ f sss1as s
| Of 25 per cent III nude from this List,
ncd baom ITO & srazors ovar u.s.
W1nr-Nos to G. %; to Q, 1oc; 10 to II, lilo; 1e,
ia ioa io 1se 10 26s full bund1o Is por cent lis
count icnSs wire, BY c9f-oad, etc.
s abt Stex rss 9sgsa w 0@aes sss
90, seoo; ID ID d. d ans' s? sso = "a do d.
NAVAL STORES Wore quiet and unchanged, as
follows: Manila rope, = lb,:l7'&o; asal roro. y Ii.
g. 52e aarrea rops : IT, lsss oaen
2 bsle, $5ooSo6o; pitct' U brl. fs.oo9Se.oo tar u
0Iiy-prlccs range substantially the same as on tho
preceding days Of thu week, where hoy 1nuy be
sidored ,sstesdy nnd hrm. We ,contlnuc to
sasr a. esrreat aate 1e
No; ], o?e NJ: 65o; luNsel, .a%. gsc do boiled,
s' st. sr:3 x ,9s sf Ill., &c sss 5Ss H. s
ae ~ ssphshs, % 6 ssssiy I issos nsDhhs s eoa
~ sell read,ly at s1o@l.16
in cur los, deyored. We noto sales oi ours Mich
tgan poach1lowa ut $l.lo car do ut $l.l2N cur
foSiTAx ASp aAnE-rls marriott il lste,al!y
,s ysy a % eey s s1or It pyos ps os aud aos II H. J.
ssoosa? sq .lsks, s;!s@S@; O. dre,ssd 3,a;@s, 59
i9No prairis chickens, $30v350 partridges S. 5ce3
, 1873-11-07
@93o; box HERRING sealed, 4o@43o; Columbia River

| Salmon, I<-hrs, $i6,0SalUsa. s9' e0''0' '"'''
y ssai ; ns fFs HSe sss ssa
oslcr rdopnrimoiswan to nenera mar,st M c4hihtn ~
ses,enas sgSse Of ss soneSs qostions
Gs' s,s sve1s 1s1aS ,s Tx 3 ix, nTF.nes s
ras!s ssss s!ss: 5s$fss @ s
Ss isSs: ;:s s s;ss ssS
Michigan garors' Wcstern s1tedc a.. lSSG% y gsN
sc!Ss oa3sa ,a;;o. d.; eT%5HS: nsae'ex l%ro aHle
tSr1;s,s Sssrfs, ',sw ss r;;4sTrie 19i2e pusd
Tcrrngn,n oggi Tnsoi goa , !oe9 oe aitnohHs,
walnuls s3Sgc roc Tanos ains wiat,a a2s clo
SG@7{n tSsee, ad African ;pcan.s
rnnn,,is' as!M7i1n "s'''"h o>st"'c' Ionhesseo
5 10 as Sss,sSy sGe'1 n # The s sfs
"as ?s s s4s@ It fsfs pssss
ssss sssasnes ys Ssf Sea 5 vic s ans
aTces IN t it, src a. s s f
DtcSnm' snnse1TsRc ~ "e4"o'e!
oofrkEs-nocnu, 6 Sssssc; o. G. Jova a,,aa, ,<o
to a1as5a %s :9z59 ca;;, Prime Ma ho good
5 3a%:x ssSS 56,l5,y s5naspors Jays @ cssts Ies
a5s<sgs ss1's' a'' pV'no' 70 Maraeaibo,
uS9nIHss--stnr fri, ,,o;o,,. ,oc,,o,<, <.u
weEt, Ike iSc d. sept WsIsht aan1nFno' 'a
l,aa. 0iay1se. o@'}9o' t'a''soon' ES@'He' Caro-
NH Ena s1,aIWsn,+cr+ M, to,s ,o,<,,,o,>.
nnwiiorri 1IiS9t1Tr. '" Is4snsu "1
sInntiari =, EJ','Eu. IT, ~
1n.In. c1tr1 n M ~: Z, ~ ~ ausg9
G. ~. 9i9s:c choirS Mo' ySoW
nr1mo o 6iasis' tnir ouyw5s s.sHsso
oinsrcs sas 1a.r sas do t,o eeoeo eo
gsu. do nrfmc a,IcSn, r. ft "ti ,1ans; I.u; ossg
,nr, 7,So5sc ''V*'2''' ao' 'aF,. o'es''c' coh'-
extra e soSso rod % syin a'!'fT S aasr
oo do prime, soS ee do eomo pset s57oo poro or
3siS35cs 35'Ss''' s'aee' 'ASo'c' common mol"ases'
SAIrn.rue-.f.omr,or r. ,,oo+ o,<a,o,
a8sloa PEPPER ssaaSu ifees toees eatala. n,.
Gs1be ~Se7''1' "' A''' = @o's@''' Nv !S'' . u
aoAps-Ger1puu n,ost,cd e,<taa.>c. c,3or xyost
an ssSo s} eSs@SGs ssSoa 1na4}. Mhta h0as S S
roae, Gs6Ic. 's0'' ona''lalSn' oNe$oao' pf'ni-
srAl.ot1- Gloss, p,ffa1oo corn o11c 1o,,ndrr mn
10 colnn,on. EGaGc" e'AoS ~o'1 SssA4s' ""s' wy
GREEN FIsf1TfTS.rl,o o-1or 5o,,,,a IN, ,,,.,,o I.
faiiinr nT Mi ~ ,,a @ .tS 1 ~. apF4sa @ 20
, 1873-11-07
inaittp figures. Wo uuotc: Beech, $Q6UG10.0O: ma
pic, so6o@11.oo: hickory, al26o; Hlabs, s7.6o dc


W0o1-nemanH 1ntat and nominal. The boston
GnmI'aerGIat ntfin reviews tho narhct az follows
Tho sReH for tito woel tn not vary much from thoHs
Of last week, tho market continuing to rule quiet
The pratracta!l dnlncas iu lsavtnR Home effect OH
figures shan Mt any rrevoun tino anco tho hcgnniug
q Tic panlc Thore ss really no market pgIco for my
linn OF wool, gotno dGnerH holding tleir sticks ut
rates which prevent nalcs, while utlora nro willing 10
eot tllo mnrke Cush buyers act considerable
cessfOns ntid anlcs layo bcG1 nln for prompt caah
1t prices less thun those nuel lcluw. We judgs
thata dGellno Of fson s 10 centa y pounl
from tho highest ar-pal1le pricea has bcon established
on teccp w0olH, thungt hayo uai.l, ony poron
Of thn trade ready To sell ct tile 1ecIc" nc again
quote:
Tub, washed. primo. .60@52o
Tub, washed, common to yood.. .40e4Ac
Common dingy..
Fleece, wlshcd, X&XX, Light. ..4uGi43c
Fleece, washed, X&XN, dtnHy. ..3G493ao
Eieecp, WaHliet, medium light. .4ntst3e
Uohrtc, washed. .JatI4 40c
F!soct, nnwnaed, coarac to medium. .23te1:c
Fleece 1nwAsct, coarse mud dingy. o56alho
FlceGet unwaHhed, nt,e. .MGS1)u
super And extra pulled. .3d9aa8c
, 1873-11-07
REAL ESTATE,

tho following Instruments were filed for record
on Thursday, Nov. q:
cIrf PROPERTY. ,
Tho premises No. O70 West Monron st, dated Oct IT;
CONFEDERATION, $1,000.
Ambrose Ut corner Of Lcayltt at, +, 5oKs1a4 #.
datet Nov, y; consideration, $i,7Uo.
Evergreen Nv. OF Lsaylt Ut, T. 25x150 #,
dated OCT. II consideration, 1000.
, 1873-11-07

H0Gs-There ,Yaa fair activity u The demand aud
greater tirMness ~ pr!cee. A falHnE of III III. re-
holders, aud 5tGlUo advance was irssted upon. In
consequence Of the higher prices asked, trade upeAcl
little E1acE, but hiding Boers ttuorinal to gain
sleir point, Or, falling In that, to hula heIr Btur
ovtraAd take the chancea Of to-morrows market, buy
ers soon took ho mud from O'Clock 10 tho close tic
lnarket ruled active md firm ut 30 iof l,uor to
choice hGayy, aud Ut 81. G0a,3 81 for liglil
, 1873-11-07

LhTTkT.
NEW YonK, Nov. e.-Moncy loaned at'0 per contR
l-3, ard corEa ut currency. Gold declined 10 10G
and closed ut 10H. Carrying rates we're G6sG l-16 per
ccnt, closing ut q.
The clear,gs were 34G. .000, 900.
mercin! bills utmost uuGalable,
Cuss0ms receipts, $20G, 200.
The Treasury disbursements wero 500 900. Ster-
ling to tue amount Of cb0ul was feceyed ut tlo Assay
Othco today, 1nakiug uItota OF c100 087 to date.
It Is satca at tho Uet1ng- House that the capital OF
OoD, 7'@77'
Governments closed atealy at lowest point OF tho
day. s.lte bondB were dull and lower.
q: relapse Of K 1roln hn highest point The heaviest
transactions wero iu Western Union Lake shorc and
Nc"' York Central. Eric common declined from 39;<
10 :84, and preferred flo: I 10 50; but the former
rallied later to s9A. pana.., advanced from 79t5 to
u Now York Central ranged at za@97S3&; Lake shoro
E2i9SG; Western Union ut tGg34Yat.
yflK 9T01t; 1U1r ArYnNQ
, 1873-11-07
M0NEYAND COMM ERCE.
MONETARY.


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uo...,,,,,,, :, THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 0.
is,anul'e NV ms, 'ue gloomy aapcct OF aiEaira
sn.1 9. n' 1.', peston' 1nlaaolph'a' t1ttsburgl,
nt1a Nv. n"Aueon "su "oilslne with roason-
+,n,,. s"e1s ', .,H no'o III on'cago yet. Money is
.ha,1., ". ."o pAn"s ase letlusns Dit 1ittlo,
,. r. ~ .uo pieeet inspect OF atlairs through
"o' '"e country, they could not bo expected to
sehu very freely. Tho aggregate Of doposits nj
Tint tho crcatoat ito or !, Guaois sly
Inv. ~ o,I,aa,e % .,.a - la'teaec ~ IN inc mum"
~. os eo,Aeo1iou6 that come through tho bankB
o' thla city Tho great bulk Of tho collection
Western cities Ia now do,,o troro,, 49, 1,.nl. '
(,h,cooo mt, r. 49,. =, sno oA"As VI
.s"so' - Inns -, ID no1 pfoi'table buBtncsn, OK
eeps III " 's INDIRECTLY tho moans Of concen-
but 1t shows Tint there is a wi1o.anrood couo,
aen.e In tho 1hico =, J., ,n W. onu .onn'
,o,, :. L... o"''"e' W. n"'o osefy teA-
son .oueho'e ehas, IN respect to tho groat major
IVY OK tho banhs In this city, this confidence is we'll
founded, and that. ylatoyor NAV happon In tho
progress of tho cra45 nrorc;o, nnhoova1 no,v In,
;ro nrnar;aa ~, apoa'"a om ", .,. w."
.ns 'Apet.encea ehFoughoat tue county a1. Enc
now ,nost prominent bahks Will continue irln
There Is still IN active demand for Now Y orA
exchanoo md lin a,nn,v ID .,orv an,oll rlo
49,. 80 ,s1a a"pp's - ' ~ s". -. nao
.ron;nn r".u ~, '''S 00'"'oD 0aA7 ID 0o' p's '000
"A aomowl,as extended inquiry among tho
wholesale merchants Of this otty o1icita tho In.
Formation that thoy are aolJinr n1most.-aomo
aav nntnHns n,.nv rno,s ~ s' shin ,;,s,
year. Some Of Tue Wholesale grocers aud cloth
ing dealers say TINT toir sales for Septcu,bor
hare uyen exceeded thoac for the Bamo ,noptl, Of
Inst your, This is Certainly W m aS axoantion to
the rae in ali otIer eitIoa a and 4 cnn ho w
,oc,,,,,to II F,u o.,1.s -, -, :. . IL
, 1873-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. Q.
Tho following woro the receipts and shipments
OF tic leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho pnst twonts-four hours, aud for the
corresponding date QUO year ago:
, 1873-11-07

Ah the meate Acld by tho Jobblug trAdo aro
included. Lard held for manufacturing pur-
poBcs not included.
Flour was III fair demand for white wintors
and one or two choice brands Of spring oxtrus,
Mt about fortnor pricenn, but other grades were
weak. Exporters looked around u little, but
were not willing to buy, except ut further re-
duetion Of 25o per brl, and some holders woro
willing to meet them half way, The weakneys in
wheat making them moro anxious to realize,
oven at present loss. The financial depression
has nearly killed OF the Now England trade,
which has heretofore hoon m important feature
Of our market. Bran was quiet and firm.
Gales we're reported Of 25 brla whito winter
extras at s575: 150 brls do Ut $3.50; 100 brls do
and LOS brls do (Harrcst Home) at $3.50; 160
brls do ut $7,45; LOO brs do ut $500; so brls
quo brandy at $500; $50 brls do on private
terms; 1oU brla spring extras ut sG25; 100 brls
brls do at :575; 80 brls do ut $G.3515; 15u br1a
do at 9525; 900 brla do on private terms 10
brla ryo on private terms; 20 brls buckwhcat at
$3.50. Total, 1880 brlH Also, 20 tons bran at
sl1.00 on track. Tho following woro The closing
, 1873-11-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

OATTLE-somo idea Of The uttor stagnntion of trade
II TITS department ot te market may be gnined from
bly, Rhort Of 1,5o0 hcal. Of this number aold only
about COO lead wero taken for tho Eastern markets.
lraying tho re1nalnder to DO diy1ed helweon local
from ss for scaawas rexsns 10 X or eoss ans
native atecrs, with about a average Price. Tee-
fso oens repored @ ted sS aneer wba sh3S9 e son
diion Of tue market Mt other points ia scarcely lesa
" SO that ~ th,"s apa-
chase Of local butchers Of course wan sna the pres
ent extreme dulncss Of thu rctu meat trdc uud tho
probability that 1t will continue dull until after tho
holidays, seriously depresBes tho market for butchprs
sMr. aud nothing b,lt diminished supply will enable
Of stock has recently suffered. Although cows,
hefcrs, and coniou seers such usually sought
after by Chicago b,tchera selling lower than
limited dcmaud Eastern buyers refusing to haiido
tho atuny price. few lots are taken from tlay to
l1y BY feeders hut acllers must mainly depend upon
Ch1cago butchers for the absorption Ut this scaawa
stock, aud tho supply Should ~ ga',ged accordingly.
The more prominent sales If the day were 1o5 Te3ans
iSias III aS M H. IT, eS;ssy sSyo S'Gass sss ge
o a. Il ~ s 5 Ut .PS 15 y ST 1
Extra Beeres-drat1e1 steers, averaging 400
choco oi a ia we formed wear
to year old steers, averaging 1900 to
Good no; formed ''0'''4o
steors, averaging ,aoo to 1,35o bs..... 4.25a5.oo
Medium Grales-Htna.n iii fur flesh, aver
aging l;15o to 1850 oho....:........... 4oo@425
Dutchers' stock-common to fair stcors,
nnd good TO extra CONS, for city slaughter, .---
uvernging 900 to l,1oo lbs: 275@s.76
Stock Catt!e-Oon,,uou cate, in decent
tea. averaging 7oo 70 1,o5O liz. 26o@3e5
lnfsrlor-.1ight and thin cows, leifora,
ataga, bulls and scalluwag stcars agD@2.60
Eattie-laxns choicc corn-fod.. ......... A.2j III
GatIe-Iaxas. Northern wiI!torcl ....,.. o.75&3.T5
cattle-Texas. through d:o:es........... l.G03a."0
n
, 1873-11-07

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 8 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Denots.taof q Laktst lndtana4r., and Sirsseuta.a.
u"h 1t1na and Srisents Ticket oGces, NO. 50 Clark.
IT,, GRIND fs1cDic Note|, and at de1,ute, ~
, 1873-11-07

LEATHEh-An absence Of anything resembling ac.
while values remain no1unally unchcugct fhcro Is
weak nnderono to tho market that promises soon to
develop into sharp decline. Below arc the quota
tfnuR
National Republican., 1873-11-17
Hindes Bellies.

"The Hlndoo women" says q writer In
''Fraser's Magazine, ATTRACTED me most by
their graceful carriage, their picturesque dra-
perry, consisting OF full skirt and sort Of
burnous, which passes over the'head, almost
completely yelling the face. These vary In
color, being sometimes bright blue and pink
and yellow, the skirt often bordered with o
hem Of some o ther color, often very gaudy,
but the dark skin harmonizes 1t all. The
most artistic, TO my mind, is the deep indigo
blue, but 1t Is more rare In the northwest than
In southern India, where almost all the lower
classes Of women wear 1t. 1t Is pleasant to
watch the easy grace with which they walk,
bearing round, red earthenware or bright
copper water-jars on their heads, steadying
their burden with one well-shaped, small.
wrlsted, dusky arm stretched up to Its full
length, and covered almost to the elbow, and
sometimes above Il with numbers Of bracelets.
These are sometimes silver, and oftener plated
metal or red and green lace. once heard Of q
school, the pupils Of which were trained to
walk about with tumblers Of cold water on
their heads, and when saw the frm-footed,
easy grace of these burden-bearing women,
regretted that the practice was not uniyer-
sal. The pale-faced race may perhaps pride
Itself on It's superiority In the use Of the con-
tents Of its head, but these dusky daughters Of
the sun certainly outdo their more favored SIS
ters In the use they make Of the outside Of
theirs. They carry everything on their heads,
Jars Of water, pieces Of cloth, baskets Of vege-
thing and everything, leaving their hands
free for any additional burdens. They dc
not even carry their little black babies 10
their arms, but either balance them astride
on their shoulders with their little hands on
their mothers head, or else astride on one
hip, enclrcled with strong arm. have
seen woman with four water,lars towering
on her head and her little baby on her hip
walking along with springy grace, jlnglinl
her silyery anklets and toe-bells as she went,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
A Norway Scene.


A scene witnessed by some travellers In the
north Of Norway, from cliff one thousand
feet above the sea, Is thus described "The
ocean stretched away In silent vastness at our
feet the sound Of waves scarcely reached
our airy lookout away in the north the huge
old sun swung low along the horizon, like the
slow beat OF The pendulum In the tall clock
Of our grandfather's parlor corner. We all
stood silent, looking at our watches. When
both hands came together at l2, midnight,
the huge round orb hung trlumphantly above
the waves, q bridge of gold running due north
spanning the waves between us and him.
There he shone In silent majesty which knew
no setting. We inyoluntarlly took off our
hats no word was said. Combine, II you
can, the most brilliant sunrise and sunset you
ever saw, and the beauties will pale before
the gorgeous coloring which now lit up ocean,
heaven and mountain. In half an hour the
sun had swung up perceptibly on his beat,
the colors changed to those OF morning, a
fresh breeze rippled over the floor, one song
ster after another piped up In the grove be-
hind us-we had slid into another day"
National Republican., 1873-11-17
RAILROADS.

rTNHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsH1NoroN, November :, 1s7g.
Trains between wsshinston and New York are
n9r run A. follows VIZ
ION NEW YORK, sithogi chang, qr tIr.
, lHsye daily, except Sunday, st -. m, and ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.n5s aaily' except Sunday, ats a. m, and J. -
ON SUNDAY,
,t,e heaye ior New York At eOp. m, and Philadel.
only. avs y" Wv " ms ''-'
Through tickets to Philadelpbis New York or
Boston can be had o. the station ONCE Al al hours
In the Day also, the Compsny's once. is6 Penn.
ps.sensers purchasing tets at the Avenue once
can there arrtnge 70 have their baggage called for
and checked N their residence, taken To the depot
and put In the baggage car.
see baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement
napolis and the West
THOS n. BHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l., NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. .. kOOhTz. Agent at Washington.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GovERNMENT SALE.

DEPOT QuARTERMAsrKR's OyyIoRl
FoRT LEAyEswoRTH. KAN. October Is ls7a i
VIII be sold by public auction under the direction
Of Captain John Livers, Military btorekeeper,
United States army, At the Government warehouse
q clothing and sq1iPsge, Fort i.eavenvorth. Kan;
SsoSs S a. ne y f named article: q Cloth
5,isl Uniform Goats, s.Ii7 area. Goats. infantry;
23St sack Coats lined; 35l6 Sack Coats, unlinedj
t,7ss Uniform Jackets; Nats Felt Hats, 10 900 Hat
Cords and Tassels, 7,sae Hat Sockets, iGa 10 Hat
Feathers, tlt.sos Brass Hat Trmminss, So Light
md T.Ss.sls sS Fsr bras G.P & Trimming, M s
2.anH Pairs Shoulder Scales and Button and Slides
Pairs Chevrons, asaorted. s. 92 yards Of Lace
ts pairs Bootees. sewed; o. BLANKETS, wooden; 2sS
Blaniets, h painted; PILLOW eases; 10 Boot,, e;
Articles So,hhs ssd
order Of the Department Commander.
Terms OF sale-Cash In United States currency,
No checks will be received, Cash at the time OF
bidding for Al purchases below 8sS; deposit Of %
per cont will be required on all sums above that
.mount This rule vii 6s Tisidly% % esfprced % In.
will be sold by invoice mark. and neither quantity
nor quality will be guaranteed
Every effort will be made 10 give correct descrip
ton and to select fair sample by which to sell
but purchasers must examine and buy at their own
Goods will be sold again for account Of and at the
10 siai%s Tor srToSs Ss vi; vii be allowed after the
''o', A~'' ''eA '''j q. CHANDLER,
Major and QuArtermaster. D. j. A.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
ID ROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING THE
L sGsEEJBS Sp II IN IN rbF THE . CITIES Sal OF WASHING

Sealed proposal. will be Teeelyea BY the Board Of
Public Works Of the District Of Columbia until ~
M, November o. for sweeping the streets and ave.
nuss Of the cities OF Washington and deonsetovn,
paved with wood. concrete stone, for the period
uf one year from December |, ls7a Pennsylyania
avenue, from First TO Seventeenth street west; \
Ninth street west, from Pennsylyania avenue 10 NJ
street north; seventh street west, from Potomac
town, from Rock creek to Market street, ~ be
east once 1 Meel. The sweepins ~ of Penssylysnis
avenue spa seventh stree, done between the
swept to the complete satisfaction Of the board and
the sweepinps. which must be deposited at some
srty Of this parties doing the work.
Bidders will include In their estimates the cost of
The successful bidder to give bonds satisfactory
to the board for the faithful performance Of hfs
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids made.
Proposals. to bs indorsed proposals for sweer.
ing streets, and addressed TO the Vice President
nolatd tstarl Vice President
National Republican., 1873-11-17

this once S9tii II 4 n, Bsss@bsr b isis, iqr iar;
Department, United States Army, at this station
during sif 80 months, commanding January 1874
msnts. &c. can be obtained * sgErIiSstin3h IiSrs
.v,.., ,.,,.,, v,u,,hnsUnth int.p;;ry u; VA a
National Republican., 1873-11-17
RALTMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

= Al = -.
and siS a m. and - and 80 8 c ,. m. ""'"''' '
For baltimore sSsRSS s.s Fastss FGSl4s, ss and
m pa snd ss,%nrn s snd sitSspnt ~ 2; m and
' TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE.
and sS. ss d. & . = sna y s s9S Sp n m'
OK SUNDAY I WI FROM Z q BALTIMORE I'll ! s
a, ron wIsoHEsTER VIA MAIN LINE.
A, IoR InEI9ERIcK: VIA MAIN LINE.
FOR nAaxkssESSS HER BRsa9H VIA
F6s fhR sstkf si fsi's SIIRRssifsIA VIA METRO
fs :Issf sns .g Ss 1 M.Ts
AsS. a. m, ISs .as EshlSDTsS FL .Ss TT 5. MILL n!
FSs sbHFTfRRoSfD' RoaD AMI VI JosEEs3E JSoEsFf4f2sHiftEE
hssSs hESSsw sKw,.b,pr,on a, a . M and 7an M and
80 through without change OF cars,
r,. PuLLMAN PALACE CARS.
sTSasss fasaas sinsnns 81 Loa Shs,so and
Pittsburs at 10 p. m. daily.
uss.m "a sph !, AsmAfo.Is Y s,, D, 9, s,,o.,
n,p. M. pu. hUs Sea q sHna.y, sS2sasoLK
FOE foIsr or HoP5s g5fs4sD hsD INTERMEDIATE
llAte 10 an and tp. m, but not on Sunday. Re-
p m, arriving at Washington ct $50 q m. and sij
,EIS.:s: S: y tisS: ~ II. and 30 p. m. daily stop
TssSSss Ss.s. r., y y: W.. can !, h.a ., 4.
"; sI:o. 81 he 0oapsnSs once. - PsHh.yi1.nis
Passsnsers purchasing tickets at the Avenue
once can there ARRANGE 70 have their basrAss
The depot, and put into the baegase car.
Ior New Yoshs Philadslphii and Boston. ~ "a.
THOe. n SHARP,
nasssr q Trsnsporsasion.
General Ticket Axsnt
0kO d. kOONTk.
nos General Agent. waahinston.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
M yAsHIseTos xaS xEy YORK.

ksfSlT ma @ ioaN s aiss8S sH l.ES
$st; EsSHISsSs BSsSji{ Ss$ 81 sSjRsisSTs Hs1Ss
3 ssfonoHss Is.y. s Ssv YoSs from Pisf ra. Rivs,
sysy saturday ~ tI n; Leay asorsssovn sysry
Irdays h1 q m, and AsxAndxtA The same day q
For fun Information. apply 70 r p. 4 DEyHAM.
town, or Il the ccrnsr o. Bgyvntsss1th erred "a
Ny xo1s svsaHs. Nv. THO HPs0n:.