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National Republican., 1873-03-27

Trains leaving Washington at d A. III and "a r.
m eonnect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro leav.
lnS Bowie At ~ rs aud b.l3 II. In, arriving At
MlrlR0ro At " ~ a. M and 6.l9 y. m.
Trains arriving at Washinlrt0u at n o. a m and
1J y. M connect al Bowie with trains leaving MATl
borO' at - a. m. and . ~ D. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Onhco
northwest corner Thirteenth aud PenuSy lyanla ave
nne, northwest corner Sixth and Prnnzy lyania ave.
nue. can have their baggage called for and checked
~ hotels aud Residences to all points North ard
West IhrOugh tickets TO Cincinnati, Coiumbln
Indianapolis louisYte, st. LGHls, New Orleans
yhc4spt Omaha, San Francisco, and all poln Z
North, Northwest, West aud Southwest,
y. l. DUBAliIIY, Gen. Superintendent
u. X. YOUNG, Hen. paaHeiigpT AGENT
National Republican., 1873-03-27

Bids for any PaIt OF the supplies will be Tecsiyed
requirements, &c, with blank forms Of proposals.,
describing the quality Of the fuel, will be furnished
on application TO this office, and bids not made
upon these FORMS or in conformity thereiowill not
TO AnS Of the Acting Assistant QuArtermasters At
said posts, aud marked "proposals for Fuel"
WILLIAM d. HUGHES,
mh25 Chief QuArtermaster.
National Republican., 1873-03-27
REPORTERS.
MONTANA INDIAN WAR CLAIMS.
WAN DEPARTMENT.
vAp!urAST dEsERAL's oIIIcE,

WAN DEPARTMENT.
w.sS!laSas whp,TLtSI afsEG1Ls MsIsS q pfsisf' rs
Tbs attention Of claimants !. inyited TO the follow
Mar CtaiEs " ls67i
AZ As1 S s S E
tililiss in the Territory ~ Montana, in the year
II sSasi.d Sy Gs SsSsis SsI Hss's " R,rr,.,D'a.
s A. Iss &"., e A%;Tisa .,T z; &C. eS%gSs s., a..
dotsrmins the amounts ia.tiy due nron the claims
I$: sHis:si %sSS':S Y Ss
tor Sensfs James L. HaTds; but Ii IN no g case skail
sS s % Has and N
hs sR y 9sRf5 HarSS
The sSnle shall not pc regarded conclpsye uness
said officers are satisfied Herewith And the sums
sSisn SO S%RS to Ri Eaa laG oes
under the direction Of tho Secretary Of War ifo-
% 81 S oa sd
and EEoydsh ter,her T5s. no ss% ns Under the
lees presented within one year from the passagc Of
Approved March .. ls7S.
AEAcT making appropriations TO supply dehcien.
ciCs In the apPrupriitions for the service Of the
HOyernment Tor the hhcal year ending June t4r-
teth, eighteen hundred and seventy three, aud for
H. ,sseisI ~ H., Serafs aud HOH.s ~ R,prs'sHfa.
Ned, That the following sums be- and they are here.
by, approrTiAted. out u any money n The Irsasnry
he SSpS for tSs sSres q he aSVsrS
snt tST s ISS year June en- f6S sss en
years, and for other PURPOSES. namely
To enable the SECRETARY of War. according TO the
act upon that subject passed at the present session
prSsSae 81 sS q mSR
lana In tho year eighteen hundred and sixty yHeyenI
10 the perr6na entitled thereto the claims reported
upon by General James A. Hardie, under the prOyi
Fiona OF section ten uf act entitled "An act max
Ing appropriations for sundry civil expenses OF the
0oyerhment, aud for other purposes, Tor the year
seventy approved July fifteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy and for that purpose there Is hereby
appropriated from any money IN the Treasury o.
sum Of hVe hundred aud thirteen thousand thre,
hundred and forty three dollars, or 80 much Thereof
a. may be necessary,
Approved. March 4 IsIa
Ali elAimanis under the foregoing acts are re
quested TO present their original vouchers 70 N,
BrOdheAd, Washington, C.. either In person or b!
AwArds In the latter case.
Major George Bell, CImmissary OF Subsistence
Depot COmmireAry, Washington, p. o., office cOrne
Fifteenth aud u streets southwest has been a.
siEped 70 the duty Of Paying the sums awarde
by order OF the Secretary q War;
4. u. TOWNSEND,
mhaS6t AdjutAnt General
National Republican., 1873-03-27
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
GHIss9 Gp99Sts 99ranTsssssTESs ssT 2 6sriSs. 6sIfSsA'

IJnOIOohLo FOh oOEFLlbos
HRLDouARTIRs DEr'r OF ARrzoSA)
CHIkr QuARIERMAsTER's 0IHIcE,
Sealed proposals. in riplicate. with copy Of fhis
Ss Sn asSh y
rhsS 1is &. and s a MIL BE SBsna Sr S
plying al or rsasona6ls propoEtion q ths corn.
the Depots and Posts in the % Arizona
IL K g. prSS AZ .o De be
teceiyed up TO The same hour and date BY The Quar-
nlshnE all or reasonable proportion Of the grain,
drain to 6c deiiSsTedih sacks, which are to become
sS tSS St 5GS United sSs and hay
arc to be. of good, mcrchantablo quality and 70 be
delivered at such times and in such quantities as
to Increase or dimihutioh during the aScSi Year.
whlpplo Depot l and fess q I6ipFlSeg.rley, $500
PSIndds; ' corn ,S ssSSeG S BSp5Pds; bay iSssoo
YuinS Depot and Fort Yuma ii ~ Barley, $500
pounds; hay, S79OOO pounds: wood. 80 cords
Tucson Depot and Camp LowsIl-Dsrley, elI,eOe
PS1ndd sounds. woS9 Sesh 90 sSSd pSSnRd' SSn nay iS"
Camp AISSSHSSET soSS sSps ' hPGSSnSs S aty
Camp Bssis sprinss- Harley, " Soo POUNDS; hay.
T1,@ pounds: wood; 9 cords hard, ao cords soft
S PSuPGs; hsS Sco % PCuhds; d%H Wood, an % cords
o'T Bs'S s' pSuG" EGGSn&s s5o foiG &
~, cords hard - cords soft .o,,, .,..,,.,
soo o @ cords qaads; SRa 70 eoss asS sd d p0nnd'
es pounds; hay. idS.oOo pounds; wood, So cords
oa%E S SS0EES. ESgpSs %soJ So,a %
cAnp apisTeIBafisy. iss.S0O pounds; hay. ISO.OOO
n. pouHdsi weed. 30 cords Or m soft un,.. oo,. 40, oo
pounds; hay; i;sspsOo s pounds; ~, -, -
tee sHnRd Inv reHDOuRible WhOaa ia
sPonslbllIty must be ceTiined by an olneef q the
Saasy ssls en-
contract, with satisfactory bond In one fourth the
Sas iss s. S 5d sss e
fSs%s q ProRos,1h;s and fSrhsT may y
ss, ssr 10 Il bEHEsdSRs q @
ssnsS dSGsi prSpcs,1hls ais under General Orders % Ne
Pot OF Post Tor which the bid Is Intended. and In.
by 70 order q the Dcpartmsnt Commander
Chief ouartermas!er, Dept of Arilons, ISjsT, and
QuArtermAster U. 8. A. febS
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
HEADauIRTERs DEPARTMENT or TEIAsj
OTTiCK PURCHASIsG COMMiH'Y or SuBsisrEsCk. !
Sealed as 3 SPPssts siss @ SgSS S Of .
and st the ofics oi ths xclins Cefnmissary d sub
At s%Sh a RS E1SSS T Sd az =
iivsrins At Austin InssEId PaErSSEs San az Antonio, ,
saS Grin a9a % Si@Sn ReR SR
ardson, and STOCKTON, feTas, aud Forts di4Son and
| FRESH BEEF,
| MUTTON SHEEP.
CORN.AEAL,
hbAAMSNTINE CANDLES.
| BACON, (CleAr Sides,)
SOAP,
SALT, and
| VINEGAR
| a. may be required by the Acting Commissaries OF
Subsistence At those posts, from July l53 to June
90 ls7t such losa time as the CominssAry General
| Of Subsistence may direct
Bids for fresh Beef and Mutton will state the price
peI pound, net, both on the hoof and block,
Blank forms Tor proposals, printed conditions a. 10
manner Of delivery, payment, kind of packages,
sppication 10 the undersisned or the Acting Com.
mssaries OF Subsistence al any OF the posts named
Samples OF all articles, except meats, must accom-
easily identified.
| SAMUEL 4. GUSHING,
Purchasing and Depot COmmissAry OF Subsistence
National Republican., 1873-03-27
feh26 CApl Asail

INU7" N"Fs 't.'I"t1lls y, - -
GovERNMENT SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, at the store house
Of the Acting Assistant QuArtermAster. United
States Army, Columbia, south Carolina, conlmenc
ing At IL O'Clock, a. m, on the sd day of April 1873
a miscellaneous lot Of condemned public property,
consisting in part Of Horses, Tents, Tools, &c.
Purchases to be removed by buyers on day of sale
JAMEA II, BALDWIN,,
mhA Iiout. 18th fnfantry, A. a. o. N.
National Republican., 1873-03-27
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsIER,J
DEPARTMENT or THE GULF,
NEw ORLEANS, LA, March ", ls7a
Sealed proposals. In tTiplicAte, with copy Of this
advertisement attached to each. will be received al
sstAnt QuArtermasters at the several posts In this
department named below, until y O'Clock M, May
from July isiS to June 3D. 1874 with the following
quantities Of fuel, more or less, ViZG
COAL.
National Republican., 1873-03-27
FINANCIAL.
J. =. BRoDHEAD,

BROKER,
No. O30 PennsylvRnia avenue, Room D.
WARRINGTON. DO.
Special Attention Given TO Investment Sc
curities.
Refers by permirsionto
Lewis johnson Co, Bankers, Washington, y. q.
Moses Kelly, esqn Cashier National Metropolitan
Hon. !, NJ Brod6eSd. second Comptroller. Wash.
Edss,d 6lsrh, ss9, ArchItcc, United States capl.
Now offers for sale securities with principal and
interest guardEtssd at prices which will nay the In.
vestor 10 10 10 per cent interest
Before loanlng depoaithg or investing your
funds at Q or per cent call and examine these Sc
amounts TO suit ' mhi7ly
National Republican., 1873-03-27
GOVERNMENT SALES.
inhF MAJ. ana puartr u. n. A., u
GALE OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES.

ASSISTANT MEptcAL PyRvIToR's orrIcE.I
- - NJ. LOUIS, MO, March b. lb1A
Will be sold Of this Depot by pnbic auction, cum
mencing at 10 O'clock q. m, WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day nf April, ls7a, the following medical stores!
l3i or. Dlbron'a Antidote.
txb o. Cantharidea, powdered.
~ pkHr, Chlorine PREPARATION.
100 bb Chlorine Salt
a,l6S on. CtnchOnA SulphAs,
~ or Colchicum Acetic Extract
l,9e oz. Colocynth Extract
los on. Cough Mixture,
" or. Colchicum Root, Wine Of.
,063 or. CubebR, powdered
HB OF. CerAt Zinci CArb.
ils OF. Columbia, Fluid Extract.
os3 oz, Hemlock, Alcoholic Extract
gall Honey, clarified.
25lb oE Iron, Sulphate, pure.
l,k1lA oz. Iron, Subaulph., powdered.
Is pkRa, Iron, Hydrated Oxide,
7,SS 10 doE. Pills, lpecnc and COlocynth, compo-
ssa doI Pills, Ipccao aud Opium,
ty5A don. Pills, Citrate Of Iron aud Quinne.
ASH don. Pills, Mercury.
ll.c5 dOE. Pills, QuiniR Hulphhs
AI9l dor, Pills, Extract Colocynth, cOmpos.
l2,bgS o. RhubarD, Fluid Extract
li,l73 or. Spegelia, Fluid Extract.
S0bs or Sennn, Fluid Extract
LOIS o. Zlnci Carbonate
4 t,tei quart bottles Cod Layer on,
Terms cash. GEORGE IT. BEALL
Medical Puryeyor. inha
National Republican., 1873-03-27
MEDICAL
PIMPLES.

Iwill send (frec) roclpe for my VEGETABLE
BALM, removing PIMPLEz, BLACK WORMS,
BLoTCHEs, FRECkLEs, MoTHs, TAs and all Dis
KAsER or THE SKIS, leaving II clear and with q
healthy glow h.o, sure process for iine growth Of
HAIR on bald he ads or smooth faces,
THOs y. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
=. o. Boz ki9s lmheSStl lN Broadway, n. Y.
National Republican., 1873-03-27
fOR ANNAPOLIs.
Leave At IS a, m. aud t:lO y. IN; but no train /
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bEror CORNER SIXTH AND u sTREErs
NORTHWEST.

- AMI u bIhLEIb
WEST.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHINGTON!
Us 4. III, Western EI.
Iress, daily, except Sun.
day.
so a. m, Mail, daily. OF.
cept sunday,
" - a. m, Western kx.
press, daily.
) - y. IN, Pacific Express,
daily, except sunday.
- =. III, daily.
10 % y. IN, ACc1fnmnsia.
uOn.dAily,etceptbundAy
National Republican., 1873-03-27

TRAINS LEAVE FOR
BALTIMORE.
81 q. IN, Niagara Ex.
press, daily,
8 D a. m Baltimore Mail,
daily,
10 - a. m, Western EG.
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
5.3s y. m. Baltimore Ac,
eomfnOdatiOn, daily, cG
oept Sunday.
bi9 y. NJ, Cincinnati RG,
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
! 10 y. m, Western EI.
press daily.
National Republican., 1873-03-27

and variety q other Stores which will he offered
In small quantities, such CarIenters Tools Black
smiths Tools, parts Of Harness. singletrees, Double
The horses offered will bo sold separately, and al
though unHuited 10 cavalry purposes are for the
most part good work animals.
Many Of the other articles can be made useful by
farmers and ztockmen, who will he afforded an or.
portunity TO supply their wants At largely reduced
prices.
Terms of sale, cash on delivery, which will bo
made Immediately after tho sale.
by authority ofthe Depa artinent Commander,
A. 4, KlMDAIL,,
The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
San Domingo Again.

This island has come to the surface
again in the affairs OF this country Like
Banquo's ghost, it will not down After
the defeat of the project of annexation,
which was believed to conceal an cnorm-
GUS job, it seems that the schemers were
not disheartened. They worked quietly
and secretly at the problem in another
form, and now come forward to announce
that an American company has been
formed on the plan of the old Portuguese,
Dutch, French and English commercial
companies, particularly the East India
companies Those companies were little
less than municipalities, particularly the
English, holding vast territories, making
enormous gains, and absorbing, by in
trigue and war. entire empires
The concessions made to this company
by the authorities of San Domingo, if the
published accounts are to be relied on,
are very little less than absorption of the
peninsula of SANTANA, and through that
of the whole country. The ruler becomes
the pensoner of the company, and there
is conceded to it the sovereign power of
framing laws for the government Of its
territory; appointing its officers of police.
Judiciary and commerce; levying and
collecting taxes; establishing custom
houses; fixing duties on imports all ex-
ports; building railroads, wagon-roads,
canals and telegraph lines within its
own territory; and, by special contract.
throughout the whole Of the Dominican re-
public, taking in return alternate leagues
of public land. The company may build,
officer and man ships, establish a bank,
and exercise most of the general powers
OF a sovereignty. The company having
also bought up all grants and concessions
hitherto made by the Dominican govern
ment, AID secured a condition from the
COVE: nment that it will never charter or
tolerate any rival company within its ter
ritory, is master of the situation.
what the future OF THIS enterprise may
be is of course conjectural. That some
thing not perceptible to the public under
lies the scheme, is very probable. 1t will
be easy to pick quarrel with their neigh
bors there, in which the government of
this country viii be called upon to inter
fere and protect the company. Anything
may follow in the train OF such an event.
But if the company is wise it will keep on
terms with the natives, and remember the
attempts of the French, at the beginning
II the century to conquer the negroes in
THEN mountain tastness. The people OF
This country will he curious to see how
this novel scheme gets on. and somewhat
apprehensive IS to its possible future COM
plications.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
The Augusta correspondent of

The Augusta correspondent of the
Bangor Wing says the Bath and Portland
Railroad charter would come up in the
Senate on Wednesday, and pass without
opposition.
The type make queer errors. One of
our exchanges announces that bill has
been reported authorizing a citizen to
build wharf into the Penobscot Huey-
The Oracle relates that man OF 30
induced Newcastle girl Of 10 to rob her
father of $50, and run off with him. Hav-
ing 10 means Of getting away except by
walking, the sheriff overlook them, and
now the persuader of females has new
castle at the county Jail.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
Editors and Publishers Convention.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 1S. The annual meet
ing OF the Editors and Publishers Assoca-
ton was held here to-day After the
routine business OF the society was per
formed the question OF advertising agencies
was taken up for discussion and resulted
IN the adoption of resolutions that a uni
form rate of Is per cent be agreed upon
as payment to agencies for furnishing ad-
vertisements; and suggesting the pro-
priety of establishing advertising agencies
in Boston and New York for the purpose
of soliciting exclusively for the Name
press.
In the afternoon very interesting
paper on the history of the press of Maine
was read by Joseph Griffin Of Brunswick,
one OF the Oldest printers in the State
The constitution of the Association was so
amended that only the editors ans, pub
fishers of bona tde papers. with paying
subscribers, and job printers, fare eligible
to membership. The mutual relations of
the printer and publisher in the State was
discussed. Nelson Dinglcy of Lewiston
spoke to some length
It was voted to have brief histories of
the sessions and summer excursions of the
association prepared and printed.
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year: President. F. L. Shaw
OF Paris; Secretary, Joseph Wood of Wis
casset; Corresponding Secretary, A. n.
Davis OF Pennington Treasurer, H. A
Shorey of Bridgton
A social reunion will be held this even
ing at thhe Augusta House
The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
Letter From Bucksport.
LOSS OF SCH CLARA NORTON.

BUCKSPORT, Jan. %.
Captain Joseph A. Clay arrived here last
| week with crew of the Clara Norton, COM
posed Of William L. Worthy, Samuel B.
| Clay and Roscoe Wardwell, who have
| not yet recovered from their frost-btten
condition
He reports as follows: "The Clara
| Norton sailed from Bangor on the 2nd of
December for Boston everything went
| well until the 9th when we experienced
| very heavy snow storm and strong winds :;
vessel labored heavily and sprung a leak.
Finding that we could not keep her free
| with the pumps we got clear of all the
| deck load possible, for it was very much
iced up; during the night the boats were
washed away, and the vessel was gradu-
ally filing. On the morning of the 10th
she rolled over, taking away remainder
OF the deck load, spars and everything at
| tached, bowsprit, hulwarks and every
| thing movable about the deck. We dashed
ourselves to the main chains and after
| everything was washed away, the vessel
again righted, but completely waterlogged.
we then got to the quarter deck and dashed
ourselves there. the sea breaking over us
| constantly, and the cold so intense that
water troze around us. On the afternoon
OF the same day, the sea running quite
high, but not breaking any, made a sail
to windward which proved to be the
schooner Mineola OF Ellsworth, lying TO
| under double reefeo main sail, drifting
towards us. She passed across our bow :.
saw no one on deck. On hailing her
three men came cut of the cabin Spoke
| her and asked to be taken off, but they
! paid no attention to our request. We
! then requested them to lay by rs if they
could not take us off We got no reply.
| lmplored them to render some assistance.
| they made no answer, and left us to our
| fate, Thus we remained until the morn
| ing OF the | lth, when we were taken of
the wreck by the sch. Jefferson Borden,
| VI " ioShoSVt w illitlll w. III lbl SON, mas
| ter. From him as we'll as his wife and
| officers, We received the best of care and
attention that our pitiable condition re-
| CURED, being provided with clothing and
medicines According to observations by
| Captain Patterson we were So miles from
| Cape Cod when discovered by him They
got out dory they happened to have on
| board, which was manned by two Grand
| Bankers, Francis Cromwell and Alfred
| Dickson, who We're at home in such a
| boat. They succeeded after considerable
| difficulty in taking us off by making two
| trips. We had suffered terribly from cold
| and being frost bitten were obliged to be
! lifted on board from the boat, almost help
less from exhaustion and exposure. We
| arrived in Havana Dec. 31st. and were
Immediately supplied with money and
clothing by the American Consul and
| liberal friends, and furnished with home
! tickets by steamer, to New York There
we were generously given free tickets to
Boston, by the Narragansett Steamship
| Company and Old Colony rairoad.n
| HANCOCK.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
Letter From Rockport.

ROCKPORT, Jan. 81.
On Thursday evening the 18th inst, the resi-.
tent of DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Eaton was well
hiled with few of their many friends, the oc-
casIon being the twenty-tifth anniversary of
their marriage. Appropriate speeches were
made by T. r. Simonton. Esq, and Mr. joseph
Andrews. A pleasant evening was enjoyed
Messrs, Shepherd, Jones Il Co. and Capt. Q.
r Shepherd have bought the schooner julia
newell. She will be taken upon the railway at
hockland and thoroughly repaired.
Mr. William l.. Achorn, aged about % years,
belonging in this village, died of small pox in
Boston, last week.
Aessrs. Talbot Rust & Gould began cutting
ice on Monday
The Republican journal., 1873-01-23
Do Your Duty, Gentlemen,

The administration papers are exultant-
y calling attention to the position of Con
gresham James Brooks, of New York
in respect to the Credit Mobilier, and en-
deavoring to taunt Democrats with the
assertion that, after all the noise about
the matter one OF their own Congress
man is the first To get caught in the net
There is no objection TO having the mat
ter take that form We are ready to ad-
init that the testimony does cast a shade
upon that individual. And we call up
on the immense radical majority in the
House OF Representatives to do full and
ample Justice TO the case. [! Mr.. Brooks
has no defence, if the disreputable act is
fully and conclusively proven let him be
expelled from the body, as he will fully
deserve to be. But out of Congress will
also have to 60 as disgraced men, such
shining lights Of radicalism as Cakes
Ames, Bingham, Wilson, Colfax, Scho-
field, Kelley and Garfield And Mr. Sen
ator Harlan, of Iowa, to whom this CON
Germ pald $4,000 to secure his election :
is not there matter Tor inquiry and punish
nent in . transaction OF this kind? Oi
course for the gft OF $40, 900 the associa-
ton had i mortgage of this Senator and
his services, in and ut OF Congress.
We can only say, let justice be done,
though the heavens fall If Brooks be
guilty, out with him. And purge the
capitol likewise OF all the unclean birds
that roost there. With you Of the domi-
nam party is the power, and with you
rests the responsibility. Will You do youl
AntN .