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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRaYsER'8 for % per dozen
and large Photographic, for frames. eight by tei
inches, only 81. RI
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~ THE CITIZENS OF RICHMoNp EusH 70 Fray.
EHR's GALLERY for good and cheap photographs
CaIl and see him.
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!, Hy Teisgsapls.

new YORK, April s.-Cotton quiet saiess L413
bales upIands, lptc.; Orleans, 2oie Flour Oh SO
heavy commol 70 fais extra, ss;leSgS aeo q
naliy unchanged. Z Corn dali and heavy 43xka
western, 7sSG7SG Pork nrnSer at &i7.EA841E3G.
NaYals dull. Eteishts quiet. "a b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

Fof GOOD AND CHEAP FRAMas GO TO FaAy
gFr3ie, Efs13 Htts 81 ItHl sS'5 ~ {}tsk3
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N !. 1873.

Stl5 and ribbon are much used isff0 bt
principally u: With this. ,ssf Z
The fowefsaFeioye aud the lpngspgays
90 trailing down over tho wells Of SpanisI
lace. gracefnliy looped at the back OF hat q
bonnet. sSFf2 ~ 4 5yfs.stss:s9Ifs.
The new styles are too many FOR enn11esa
HoH but do not differ materially from those
we baye been wearing iastsa Jetsprays
buck and pins, win be as popular as ever
;ta'sss9s's 80 tArrnH ePEnA ssls $3.50
lastweek an unusual Bumber Of ladies ap
peared IN eYsning or dinner toilette, witl
their hair dressed, and some of the cosGHrs
were very, dtsttngxe. Bfaids, curls, puffs
ana crtmps were aii used with good effect
and were extremely becoming ID their sfail
Weafefs. bsssts .. s~ysa1f rcSeis IL
q - y cH1LpRsH'sswRaa, fstrs$ Es4
:. The; prettiest dresser for little girls ar,
sailor suits Of white repped pfqGe, with blu,
Chambfey sailor collar, cuffs, pecke.s, ant
bias bands aronnd the skirt 3fas1r EtFf 1t:s3
fhe new Normandy. caps, so sirnlIe tia
any mother can make them, are Wor1liby girl
from two to eight years old. They have
plain, high-pointed crown Of SwiB, muslir
oyer pink or blue, silk, o lace ruffle around
the. face, and D band OF ribbon around .th,
croTn, tied. In front with a pretty bow, Will
the ends turned upward. ( sss ,s-tf -
,a Little Gabrielle slips ofbufF linen trimmed
with rows of white pique braid are for chill
.dren,sone, two, and three yeafa cid -reishe
ggirlsor boysi-and serve for either ldresseso
aprons. 49,, saz . ts -. .s go e,
Newer Gabrielles have a basque set on th,
side and back, leaving the front plain. :;
-, Handsome white dresspsaar8 COVERED witt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

III A-f Et tsf2 . IT. $Js9tt4f !tyts3 f,EsC --ts.s
SPRING OPENING OF ALL THE LATE STYLES O
HkTs for men and boys as p. WBrsrdRR& Coss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

NJ ELLySoN q Co., Advertising Agents, D1sPATC,
building win receive advertisements and have ther
inserted IN any journal or dre country at feguia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

REToUcHBD NBsATzvEss-An pictures made at
RBEs q Co.'s are carefully gone over by an artist
fof years experfence who specially employed Tor
the purpose. ,RnEs& CO. payhim psr week fol
reteuchlRg their negatives .;..,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

e FoR CINCINNATI FRAMES 90 ro Faxxsna'e
extensive gallery. sstff ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

q GxETLEMEsts srTxEs EOn sgRTsG AHr N0wl
on extihisi6n corner ~ zllirfsaas and Main;
s.xsets. 2. 2. EREsCE q Son hare Jssd snSee OF
The iargest and besassostsd atocks Of etcfhing md
gentsenents frrniahiny goods ever brought 10 shis
city, andshsy afe sefIing them as cheap aay ali
iar Jine az gcodscaa b tsughf nnt wasfe- Eais
anime, and be Convinced, Il s,.t.,s 8 ss.titf; @
rAYKsr NOVELTIES IN aEETisnnn.s
GOODS at 3. srENCE sev's.
Z srafNd srYLEs.g-E. b. SPENCE q SON hate iDI
.store ,liep fineor aeatssmshs undsfwear
be had IN this Their spring styles ars nnsat
passed. go AZ -. -s 81 - ,.s
iaispBrEe STYLES NowoRxN ut 3. BssrHsus &s
SoH's, 1900 Main strees. a.. 81 sl5s, q,
scrorHIse The latest 81 sad ths best as e.
y. sPEFcR q soNs -ssiiss essf
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susE axsrIy aasT ny i,
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.yisys;s,3s 4; III !. +, BALTIMORE.
,BAssfiMoRE, April s. -yirginiA ecnsola, cpssczls
dated, spt, bid
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FASHIONS.
WHAT WILL BE WORM NEXT
I. SUNDAY ~ ''Ttsitls2

.ify Z sS7s
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etAIIrrHr rAYEsr sovssaaEs IN aErE1snnn.s
GOODS ,. .B. srENCE & scrts. iissss
i4ispHINe sTrzEsN orKNa ut 3. b srHsus q

scrorHrsa The latest n sssis sad ths bess-a &.
b. sPEECR q Eos'a. fts,s sstf
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and sets Tor grsd ting classes. II As these are
for young. girls, sonnet thing Of simplicity d
ATTEMPTED. The loWer skirt - . = demt p-a
dressrmakess; technic cality; for jngt touching
the ground-and is finished iby "a deep hem hm
headed sby a yida;pHf and standing 'Yalen.
ciennes laccS lthes simple round upper skirt
,isalmiiarIy. .hords dsfedwilh hem, puff, andiace,
and Is dnpea by Rside sash of white watefed
ribbon; ihetI French wnist has y puff on the
,ffont land neck; with lace frill standing very
high close Soa5-sfe6fes, with two pufls and
lace at the wrists t'sss.afa
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DRESSES FoRHoUsE, CHURCH, AND
|@a4s, STREET. ssa,ti> t,s -
spRanE aoysitiss Hintsf Adapted 90
,1sE b sh0f8 Purses. ~, i sssg., -

Throughout The fashionsbis world Raster
is the season for the appearance OF new
Spring suits. This week, therefore, all The
uasmakers will be oysrrun with orders,
and esewing chimes, OF ladies' who make
their own dresses will. be in constant mo.
ts0n. ~! ~ E;az - y(s!4 ~. ~
II is said shat In Paris rejection Ii setting
in In fayorof simply trimmed dresses, aud
those for the house, made demi.train, espe-
cislly II the material telhandsome, have per.
feetiy plain skirts. But sinsAmerica, although
seem In nome imported toilestes, slIe
fashion does not promise to be q popular
one, and ID Richmond dress-makersar are trim.
ming skirts over and under as elaborately as
ever. s&sf5ss.-1
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s. So ., IS n t3S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-18

A correspondent, writing from the
scene of the late ''Atlantjo" disaster,
says: "1n one case a woman was seen
lying on the seaweed covered rock with
her face upturned to the blue sky, aud
grasplng IN a mothers dead grasp q
chnhhy-!aced infant. whose lips were
still fastened to the fountain whence it
had been drawing it's supply of nourish-
ment. some sudden wave had probably
swept the two into eternity. while the
mother careful of her child, was in the
act of quieting it."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-18

:ASMau1AR RE1Ia1oUs QuAaRzn The
village OF Bethlehem, in Syria, the
birth-plaoe OF Christ, Is 81, this time the
scehe of 'disgraceful quarrel between
the latin and Greek Patriarchs. I'm the
quaint old church which is, supposed TO-
stand on the spot where stood tho,
manger in which Christ was laid az his
birth, the chief OF the Catholics has
hung new tapestry curtain across the
'::Grotto of the Nativity" in the place OF
ths one burnt in 1871, and which the
Qttctnan Government WAS TO haTs &c
p<SSed in order to end the traditional
disputes between the Greek and Latin
Churches. relative to the proprietary
rights in said curtains. This action of
the Latin clergy has called out protest
from the Grenk, which the Greek Patri-
arch at Jerusalem has addressed to the
Sublime Porte. Both parties have now
agreed to- refer the question =, to. the
French Ambassador at Constantinople.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-18

Champagne Charlie at Barhamvil1e.
~. CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE,
sired by Charlie Ball, ont Ok dam
VH Sallie, q Rayford marcy Whose
A@ 5.G 81 sire e was Monarch. reared By Jno.
season. commencing April /, At BarhamYille.
Ih1s horse Is an elegant chestnut 81 rrel stall
hon, seven years old, fifteen hands high, and
near GOO pounds weight, working capftally
in harness or under saddle. He is 3 sure foai.
getter; and to al cash parties. this condition
wili be granted. that their mares. in case they
,iaii TO prove" the first season, will be al
Gond season free of charge to said horse.
Terms hfteon ISIS dollars a season, cash.
Amply at BarhamvilTe. March 90 ONT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-18

SUDDEN DEATH.-Our community was
startled, on Monday morning last. by
the information that DR.. ", Q. D. Mel
ton had suddenly died at his home in
this town. DR.. Melton was the eldest
brother of Major George w. Melton and
OF Hon. s. ". Melton, Attorney Gone
raj OF South Carolina, and was about
hity-four years Of age: He had arisen
early on Monday morning, and been alb
sent from his residence for short time
on professional business. On his return
home. he was suddenly stricken down,
and died before his relatives, who were
summoned. could reaoh his bed d-side.
Disease Of the heart is supposed to have
caused his death. - Chester Reporter.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-18
9Pec1al Not1cee.

special Notices.
UasTAcLEs TO MARRIA0E.-Happ
relief for young men from tho effects OF error
and abuses In early lie. Manhood restored.
impedinents to Marriage removed. New me-
tnod OF treatment New and remaI kable re-
medies. Books aud Circulars cent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO.
CttAfiON. tN. No. South Ninth strest, Philadel-
Fhis. an :Hs:isH.:oa having high repu-
skill. Ma oa an
HOME OF HEAyTH.-Travelers from
the South will aud DE E. P. MiRer's Home OF
Health; so and Al " 28th styeet, one of tn Q
CITY. The locstie4ls first Gigs; rooms larg g.,
airy and elegant; fable excellent, and prices
reasonable. tf ThScelebratef Turkish Baths,
Lifting Cure a2e in the esR sRablishment Tran-
sient s or perwfnent boaEfers accommodated.
fsns b 50 .S5 sna sa.h T. Miller. NJ
Mar 26 +19
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-18
New Season Teas!

% CHESTS original packages.
fIIaS5safI@ just received, croD lS7i-73 The
lH 81 quality of these TEAS is up to tho
NIL q l|H high standard we havc aiya,s
N29aH4 maintained. while the prices are
fully 25 per cent. lower. A really good..lraw-
ing Oolong we can offer at 60 cents per pound. (.
Below we cnumerate aome OF our choicest
GUNPOWDER, INTERVAL. TYSON.
YOUNG HYSON, ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
TWAEkY, &c, &c.
These from good to highest grades import
eG, ana warranted in every case as represent
in original packages, the beet terns as to
price guaranteed; while ma anipulation in mix
ing HHd such like tricks are impossible.
GENERAL STOCK full Of choicest supplies.
LIQUORS antl WINES, Of known purity and
ifreproachable brands, always on hand. .
April GEO. SYMMERS
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smick! Smack! Smoove,

smick! Smack! Smoove.
HAEINH fitted np tho magnificent room in
1I me Coiuh,oi" iioici formerly occupied
by Mr.. Eayneswotth, we are prepared to per.
form on tho Uranium Of every gentleman. in
tho way OF ltAIR.CUTrING or SHAMPOO
ING, and specially invite all who want their
neafd cut on: smick. smack, smoove, to give
ns call. HOT and COLD BATHS can be had
at II hours.
n. D.-Our shop Oh Plain street will con.
tinue l" receive our special att ention
Apr REESE & THOMPSON.
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Shingles.
NJ L are now prepared to finnish our first
w class CYPKESS SAWED SIINGL in
any desired quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy durability and supc-
nor finish, they cannot bu ,xcll!cd Ship
m"nts made TO any part OF the country
promptly.
MONSTER. MONTrIrh X EOATu.
March IL Gn,n
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Southern Warehouse Comnanv--

GerOdfs street, near GreenuiNe and Co,.n,;o
Railroad,
rs prepared to receive COTTON and other
property 1pon Storage, and to make ad,
tnis house will be stored subject to the order
o. the owner, and the lowest rates chsYsed
ie ior storage: Al property 80 stored viii Be
ance is desired; and advances viii be- m.da
ae tne lowest banking rates. Our storehonses
are re 80 LOCATED that drayago is not necessary,
ana no Gharge Tor handling will be made.
All business commuL:c { 1 .Ous ehoi1Id ba
addressed to the Treasurer. -" ne 10
r EDWARD HOPE, President. >,
EDWIN +. GARY, Treasurer. March 93m
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Spring Clothing and Hats.
n e w S TY LIZ

WE have made special arrangements With
w one Of the largest Shirt manuiaetureTs
SHIRTS at the annexed prices, for caah ner.
hall dozen; the quality and number 81 Linen
apa " sMeskmsnshie. we guarantees nerfecs a.:
a So' so New W York Mills, 2.2O0 Linen, SIC.
8ee. Tuaoors, !, oco Linen, 1850. rs
B So, Forrestdale, 1000 Linen, si6: I"
AZ. Boys, Shirts, LOO Linen, "a. eA..
splendid line OF Cloth Coats ana Doe
Pants, Fancy Cashmere Pants, q beautifnr
line OF White Yests. new atyle. .Msria
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
sSsao10 . vopREXMBLE!g /

We, 'thiess the people Of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, grateful to Almighty God
for the blessings of civil and religious lib
erty, and humbly invoking His guidance,
do ordain and establish this Constitution.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
CONSTITUTION.
New Consultation proposed 70 the citiKens Of
this Commonwealth for their Approval Or
Rejection, by the Constitutional Convention.

Published bV order Of the Secretary Of the COM
nlontcedl, In pursuance Of the fourth section Of
an act Of the General Assembly, entitled " An
Act 10 prortde for calling a CbnuenHon," dp
proved The llth day Of April, "A. D., 1872 =,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
THE MARKETS..


baltimore Markets.
bs : ' sSSR TsRSysss, I'M f,S G 4 s
sOSSa a. az, dH ~ sSssnco Of shipping demand
prices are Irds easier, and We n9S gg9.e shoics
SW2 sstssn .n wsl,g 4. pOsSiS " '"o
ogIhs TeeelP,, toSS,sE were SnlE 1born n, c
tiTe cnsri1ss about SOU Iushelsl Southern were
oa 4 ~ ~ss on and Il. ssO sen', for
iisht, and with 6rish demand 70 make deliveries
nisS s:ns s cent sSsh s.O
sslss q O1 bushes M %ssd q, In EisyatoT a y
he IN nJ RstliS ne mafs;t dull bu. prices arc
sd Tss Sn s Sss choice Tss % %Ss
Western MIXED AZ t6Csf cents.
msiist fn sna aSge us rsRS. ~ SGs NJ
nii9.,,,I6e market for Cotton continues duh,
3s m %af .Pna
I. NJ cent. fGI good oEansrs and ss
s s 4 s.s asa an2Ssa e $ ac 1t Ma
low grades ranging from 10 70 70 cents.
DdcSsn SsJS h feE sssG .SPSS5
vance in prices restriets operatons. Bull Meats
sES b fer s: :SPP s, nG's .I Cent? y
holdera arc asking ~ csnts and We quote sh2ulders
son o fSab e Ss%snS Tor Bacon only ar Sa
gTiess ars ASsin nisher. and ordsrs arc nov HeIps
and lSc 81 siGst So and Hams " quote =
s sHi steam man POfS |:
aa 5% " Mes sfsF 81 sSi Hump AZ
cSs. ssd Es sn SsGp .: ssa sh sg
cents; English IalAnd do, fAtas cents; Mnrtiiilne
a. + SsSs T ssn sisS Ssas
s'sslN cents; New orleans do, sap cents Demerara
vacuum pan, sSsiOH cents; and Brazil At essS
:, Esi..y: The marie. /. quiet snd srm, Su, we
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
oFYIcE CHIKF CoNMIssARr OF sURsrsrKScE.I
DHPARrNEAr or DAKOTA

OTYIcE CHIKF CoNMIssART or SUBaIsrENoE.l
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA, \
ST. PAUL, MRH,, March u, ls7a J.
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, and subject TO the
usual WI pe yeesNed AZ this once nntl
Ing the United states subsistence Department with
Fort Stevenson, D. r., 10 tons; FORT A. Lincoln, ID.
n, lO tons; Fort Rice, D. T. go tons; Grand River,
Bras, 3. Il, to S foR Randall. B. Il. 10 tons;
Fort seward, D. n ~ tons, The hay 70 be good NJ
aud prairie hay cut this year, properly cured free
from weeds and sedges, and eliyeied at each post
by September l, is7L Bids si,o be made for each
post sspaIstely. and bidders boz esent to respond
by authority of the Department c9mpspdsTj
apI Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and d. T.
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ape Brevet Lieut. Col. aud O. g., U, \
nnnpna Al g Enn Amy gIlppI LEG
1 PORK, BACON, HAMS AND LARD.

EOhht DAWN hh"o hNb
oyricz cHnr coxx1ssAnr or supsrsrrSoE.)
poRTtas SSt ohsoo 3, Ma MAJ SSGi5svis s1s
Sealed proposals., IN tTipicsts. with copy q thi.
ms oihSs ana \ ne ofRss q he Acting com%is:
q sSsisfPSf e. JRRR;sb SS S Gps
Tor the delivery Of the following subsiStance sup
PRIME MESS PORK.
At Fort klamath Oregon, 2 barrels.
Camp Harnsy OREGON, Y ebls.
Fort s;s Ss o Tssnn y SS 4 m,S,
colviile, ", +. Is 6Sli;, W. - 70 OO"
Camp San Juan Island, W. T., 10 bbls.
ES STs SGs Depot. T. " VII T., leo bbls.
EXTRA CLEAR BACON.
"for' A fsPss TIE u. III S PS sSSGd ss as'
Camp harney, OREGON, SIs POUNDS net.
TUT CAPE Pssppel StnsnI v, II. i.ssi lbs. net.
eamH Sss sn I,spd PG T re- pGund. net
ESPe gGss be IL PcuRfs s P pounds net
suoAR.oURED HAMS
At Fort klamath, Oregon, I1iS IpS 0HdEd SI net
FORT stevens, oregon, 10 pounds net,
Sr S cSRs R'sRPT n%Ss Sosh VI IL lO' net
Camp San juan Island. ", T.. IS pounds net.
EES Snc SGiss bspS pGqgnei ss found. n.
| PURE LEAF LARD.
"ror' ki@ Pss 1[ffUH Pg RSSdRss ns Re'
Camp Harvey, oreEon, i,tl5 pounds net
| Cape disappointment, w T., 50 lba net
| Colyille, W, T., ~ pounds net
f ION s sGa H. a. pounds n:S pO0na' not
Vancouver Depot, W. 4. a,s1s pounds net.
| Proposals will be received for one or any number
Of posts Prices In United States currency written
Aa we'll as expressed In figures; the United States
rescryins the right to reject any or all bids
Al the same time and places, separate proposals In
triplicate for the delivery at Subsistence Depot
Portland, Oregon, Of
Il N5 barrels Prime Mess Pork.
94,n6 pounds net Extra Clear Bacon.
| 1855 pounds net Sugar.Cured Hams.
| l0,7b7 pounds net Pure Leaf Lard,
Deliveries Of the above articles to be made be
tween september and October l, is71
Further information as to conditions. form Of
| proposals, kind Of packages, payments, sc, can b,
obtained by application TO the Commssares at Bar
| Francisco, Cal, 81 Louia Mo, Chicago, ILL.,, eAcl
Acting Coinmissary Of Subsistence Of the poet con
cerned and At this ofoe. bidders are invited 10 b
| present at the opening OF the bids, Envelope
. should be Endorsed Proposals for = 81
Captain and Commissary Of Subsistence, IT, N A.
| IhIef d n Dent of the Columbia
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Pie for any part Of The supplies Will be 5eessiyed
requirements &c, with blank forms Of proposals.,
describing the kind and quality Of Forage and
Straw win be furnished on application to this once;
and bids not made upon these forms or In confor.
nifty thereto will not be considered.
TO any OF the Acting Assistant QuartermAsteri at
Said posts, and MARKED ..pr9posals for E9gage"
mh8 Chief QuArtermAster
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DRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

prrAnTMrsr or oALYoaMA.l
a. s.s fsAsois9o, Cal. Feb 4, isls
a! n \. 4 A: S SGis 4 y
SSS sa@S 4 Is Ell: S'$ s ssSS
a fpSsss md ~ sss
CAMP INDEPENDENCE. CAL
sS n: h RsyiS Ss.i :sr as Stacked
500 lie. straw 6aed or stacked.
CAMP WRIGHT. CAL.
k Il: lax s SsisS Il & ;'. .f.sssa
CAMP BIDwELL
% Re- n: E H1y 6i Ssi.S q a st :s.Sssa
-. CAMP aAsToN. CAL.
iS $S e. S Nv! ' sslss ., stacked
CAMP HoDERMIrT. NEW
@ n: EB ifsI S Ssi. q a ss. :is:Ss
sooo,S SA tHnp. HALLEcK' NEW
sSSScS iSs. barley. sacked,
SS Il: ss tfsI Si Ssis q % s's sfasSd
CAMP HALL, IDAHO TER.
iSS.Ss ". barley. .sssod.
7SSSS iBs s haS Pale SsiSd 20 81 ' ssSsfsd.
s,..., BE;NEo IIh BARRACKS.
5000 lbs. Oats, sacked.
sSSSS l6s, barley a , sssSLsd.
l2O.0oil bs Hay, baled,
Hy0OO lbs, straw, baied, ..,--,.
o on Ss STessS ssSS
garrison but the gSVeEnment reserves he right e
| uAnoe Of the contract
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
DRoPosALs FOR Army CLOTHING AN

DROPOSALS FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND
l. EQUIPAGE.
DEPOT or ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIrAdE,l
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 3, ISIS. \
advertisement attached 20 each will be received at
this ONCE until noon THURSDAY, May -, ls73. for
furnishing the United States QuArterinAster's De
partment With the following named articles, viz!
500 Iron Bunks,
1000 Are Helyes,
lu,UOO Mosquito Bars, single,
400 Drum Heads, batter,
l2.OOO Drum Heads. snare.
1000 Wall Tents, without nies. poles or pins,
B,b,O Common Tents,
2,U0 Sets Common Tent Poles,
ID Storm Flag Halliards.
Also, for the manufacture OF 400 wall tent files
from cotton duck now on hand OF the JenersonVille
tInd.) depot
and none will be received which do not comply In
all respects with the specifications Of the contract
Standard samples OF Tents and Iron Brnka may
be seen AZ the Philadelphia (Ind-) an
| San Francisco depots,
| production and manufacture, conditions Of price
and quality being equal, and such preference will
| be given To articles Of American production aud
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast, TO the
extent q the consumption required by the public
DELIVERIES Of articles purchased on, the Pacific
coast 70 be made at San francaco, Cali those pur
chased in the Mississippi Valley At Jehersonyllle
Ind and those purchased on the Atlantic coast al
PhlladelphlA, Pa
me usual guaranty will be required Of bidders,
For further information apply at this once.
Envelopes containing proposals to be indorset
| "Proposals for Camp and Garrison EquipAke," Ant
Assistant Quartermaster General, U. g. A. in charg'
| OF Depot AplO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARrNrNr,)
BUREAU OF EsoRAvISo AID PEINTro.

At, March D, isis
bealed proposals will be received al this otho.
until 10 O'Clock, m, MONDAY, the 18th day Of
run % mine (oeorges creek Cumberland Coal o
oe aeiiyered At such times and place. and in such
Gonditions required by set Of Congress approved
July y, 49, w That such coal shall weigh asa
weighed, and the quantity Of each load certified Il
aushsd 81 nn Iasyey me person aPpointed and
he preserlbed Zee o. ~ cents for each ton Of coal
by the contractor" ~ f-
ProPosals will be considered binding for one veei
rom the 18th day Of April, lsi3, the Department. re
bids offered W e''
No proposals will be entertained unleas aooom
panied by satisfactory evidence OF ability 10 fuhl
the contract, nor will any payment be made without
tne ceIuhcaie OF the inspector that the coal fur
nished IL such AZ the contract calls for,
Proposals should be addressed and sent TO III,
once Of GRO. b. McCARTEE,
Chlei q bureau q Engraving and Printing, Treas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21

OYYIoE CHmE ouARrEnMAArER.l
DEPAnrMEHI or THE 0uLF, !
NEW OnLEArs, Ia, March y. is7a
Sealed proposals., In triplicato, with copy Of this
adyertiscment attached 20 each. Will 70 received Vt
sistAnt QuarermAAters At the foll posts In this
dsp.ItIsnt. until Y 9eloeh: m; Nay Ma f9I sup
lisa June %, liza with the following quantities
Of Corn, Oats. Hay and Straw, more or less, WIS