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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

GOOD thing is told of an Irish hackman who
exercised his native genius on the Quaker Indian
commissioners, their recent return to Phila-
delphia. The Broad Brims" landed, carpet bag
in hand, at West Philadelphia, when the Irish
hack-driyer, who CHANGED to have a broad brm
also stepped up, and, to ingratiate himself into
their good graces, passed himself off a brother
Quaker. is thee going TO the Continental Ho-
tel 2" asked the hack-driver. "Nay, our residenc-
es are near" replied the Quakers. "WilI thee
take my carriagef" "Yea-glady.' As they
seated themselves, the hack-driver asked, very
seriously, "Where is thOH's baggage!r
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

TOMATO SWEET PICKLE One peck sliced
green tomatoes, half cup of salt; let them stand
over night drain them tborongbIy. then scaId
OF boil IN one quart of vinegar aud ten quarts of
water; dram again, pour upon the tomatoes sui
neient vinegar TO cover them, add two pounds of
brown sugar, one tablespoonful each of ginger,
siispice ana cinnamon, one tablespoonful cay
ehhe pepper and one ounce white mustard seed I;
simmer for a few hours.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

CUCUMBER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of peck
OF enenmbers sliced, oDethird peek onions sliced,
put over one half pint salt and let them stand
hNe or SIX hours, drain in a sieve until quite dry,
put INT" "A jar and cover with vinegar to which
has been added one tablespoonful black pepper,
one tablespoonful cayenne, two ounces mustard
seed and few blades of mace.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

SAVING CABBAGEs-When the weather be
comes frosty, cut them off near the head, and
carry them, with the green leaves on, TO dry
cellar. Break off superiuous leaves and pack
into tight eask or box, stems upward, and,
when nearly full cover with the leaves. Secure
the barrel or box against rats.
All vegetables and fruits required for winter
use, apples and potatoes especially, are preserved
hest in barrels and boxes in a dry cellar, with
light and air excluded, and the temperature as
near to the freezing point as practicable without
actually freezing.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

An old Troy river man SAYS he is Disguised to
hear people nowadays talk Of low wafer IN The
wears ago. when the river was low. He assever-
ates that one time all the passengers on the New
work boat had to close their windows during the
entire trip down because the steamers wheels
,-,;ead snch n dust!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

COLD SLAw.-Cut cabbage in half, and with
a sharp knife shave it down very finely. Make
dressing nf one egg. well beaten, half a gill of
vinegar, salt to taste aud a TABLESPOONFUL of but
ter. Beat the egg light. add to it the vinegar.
SAT- and butter. As soon as the egg is thick
take 1t OF the tre, set it away to COOL then pour
u over the cabbage and mix it well together.
Some prefer little sugar with the egg and vine
gar.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

Two amusing answers of the of western
Senator at West Point are recorded. On being
asked into how many pieces discharged spher-
zeal shot will burst, he replied, "IntO two at
least, sir, / shOuld Think and on being asked
what were the uses of the vent in piece of ord
nance replied after mature consideration, that.'i
showed the upper side of the gun, aud it was use-
full to spike it with"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

SCENE: Crowded hOrse-car. Strong minded
female-"Sr, would have ynu understand that
in this enlightened century but brute
would suffer lady to stand i'm this manner"
Mild looking old gentleman, savagely-" Madam,
belong to the dark ages, aud if You call me a
brute again, I'll shake the life out of you." Fe-
male faints; grand hysterical tabean.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25
.orE.-The late r. b. sheridan being on

ANECDoTE.-The late Il. X. Sheridan being once
ON parliamentary committee, happened to en-
ter the room when most of the members of the
committee were present and seated, though bus
mess had not commenced; when, perceving there
was not another seat vacant, he, with his usual
readiness, said: ''Will any gentleman more that
I NAV fake the chdir!"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

A YOUNG lady just from Europe remarked to a
veteran politician the other day, 20 Ii is of very
you send out foreign Ministers. The thing OF
real Importance is, they should have the right
kind of wives. Any man can sign a treaty, l sup
pose, If yon tell him what kind of treaty il
must be. But all his social relations with the
nations to which you send him will depend on
his wife,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

BENNINGTON daughter, whose domestic ma
ture is equal TO her natural simplicity, was in,
yited by an Advent exhnrter to join his sect, gel
her white robe ready, aud prepare TO ascend. 81
can,tn the maid replied; father and mother are
going nm, and somebody must stay to see to the
CATTLE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25
Che fun Of the Ching.
an TIreY ON THE DEATH OF A MAD DOG.

Good people all, Of every sort
Give ear unto my song
And If Won find Il wondrous short,
II cannot hold you long.
In Islj1.ton there was man
M yrh,m the world might say,
THAT iii q coodIy race lac ran,
Wbyne' er he went TO pray.
A Kind and gentle heart he had,
To comfort friends and foes;
The naked every day he clad,
When he put on his clothes.
And in that town a dog was found,
As many dogs there be,
Beth mongreL puppy, whelp, and hound.
And ours Of low degree.
This dog and man at first were friends,
But when pique began,
The dog. 90 gain his private ends,
Went mad and bit the mAn.
Around from all the neighbOring streets
The Wondering neighbOrs ran
And swOre the dog had lost his wits,
To bite 50 good man.
The wound it seemed both sore and sad,
To every Christian eye;
And while they swOre the dog was mad,
They swOre the man would die.
But soon a wonder came to light,
That showed the rogues they lied:
The man recovered Of the bite;
The dog il was that died.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

The GardeHers Monthly, in speaking of the
black knot on plum and cherry trees, says:
at should be cut as fast as il appears not the
black knot, but as a mere sappy abrasure, green
and spongy. above the bark II is no use To cut
it out after month old. This delay Is probably
the secret of many failures in removing the black
knot y
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

The Cresco (la-) PLaiRdedler threatens to print
the name of every man in that place who visits
liquor saloon the number of times a day he
makes the visits, and at what hours
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

SWEET oil rubbed on the skin is said to be a
sure antidote for ivy poison.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

THE oystermen's greeting for the LIST of Sep
tember-"Here we RE-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

TREY hung negro lately in Cairo. 1t was a
severe death but what relief to get out of Cairo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25

THE best rennets are from sucking calves of
from three to six weeks old.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-25
Bud ysur seeding Peach Trees.

Now is the time. 1t is the experience of prop
agatOrs that the peach succeeds best in this eli
mate if bndded 50 late that no considerable
growth occurs the same season; and this for the
reason that succuent, spongy growth is apt to
result from early budding, that succumbs to our
severe winters. Now, then, is the time to per-
form the operation of budding, for the bark still
slips and there is yet ample time for the granu-
iatOn knitting, and establishment of circulation,
and in the spring the trees will be ready to COM
mence vigorous growth. Many of the older
peach trees were killed by the severity of the
last winter, and the supply of choice trees has
never been equal to the demand. Beneath old
trees and in various localities round about his
premises, the farmer may likely find Seeding
peaches of this years growth. Procure some
good wood of approved varities from nursery
man or neighbor, and bud such trees, as near the
ground as possible, upon the north side. We
shall tell how to bud in our next
National Republican., 1873-04-29

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
q ss, SSB sfsY I.
= '0u0~ "' FOR BALTIMORE
10 ..s & % S.S; siisss ss s t S . and nd
Leave tSs and q m, and l, Sib, s a. & and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
III n MAJ ma ~ Ss s1d sis sspS ( y 4 sunday i
Ing s.ii9n. ouly eiceps on sunday, rhep they stop
n.polis % Junction, IsaSssf aud Rcsy; also. he Is
z m VII stop 81 Je-sups Cut and the p. m 81
rum ron ANSAPoLIs
Leave So ., 2. and tjIo p m; bnt no train 10
or from Ann.p0iifs fSR 81 SSSo5aaiyoLK SoafyoLK
I'.''fsS fSh Az REE ilsfHI fsffs sSieifiaE Ss fiaE WEST.
Leave dHily elosg, saturday and SUNDAY, 4 80
mn % and sna on sud ssnsDy Il II ssa d .'' and
Prom New York. PhilsdslphiS and baltimore .
From % %Phii.asSSs snas ass IA Il bs thor, IN sS.m
sndf ~ SaO' fls5S TiTsSs e &ssi sSa i'S' p m
A4{s.ys 4 a sS and u e m
svsiue. fsssenssfs purchasing dcfsis 81 dc Ave.
nHs 9niee can there aSr.nFe g hA.s their bssEafs
s &c asp and pS mo Bsssss es taken '"
Mss S9 x sssSRs 6s and Boston,
A..l.s.n. M..t;%a %g9f si fs.s.SS4s.ilSu. = sa4sE
dsPs5't SE5' !, 5lssSs,S R5SSfg SAssnt
jann 0enerAl AGENT Warrington.
National Republican., 1873-04-29
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
n,,,C,. Qss,cn Qs or rosr coSs,rs.ssr.l y, -,

Orr1cH OF PoeT CoMMfasAhrl
. BEnioIA AnsENAI, CAL, April 81, Is7a. Z
e, Sshsd pIoPo'sls n agplissts. yin % ,sceiytd
g. fn nj hing Fresh Beef and Mutton TO the troops
,tationed at Benicia ArenaL Cali ornia. for one
Ih9 Bee, % ue o. good mathetlble quality. In
ecka, shAnks and kidney tAllow 10 lie e1cludsd)
The nsci, q ths cattle .isngh cred fOs beef % be
trimmed dosn. The shanks o. fore quarters 70 Be
cut on from three 10 four inches above the knee
jQint and Of hind quarters from sir 70 eight inches
Aboys the saD brel or hook Joint.
hiddsrs are in'ited TO state the price At which
they will furnish choice cuts Of Beef and Mutton 10
ofheeru Of the Post
Prices must be state IN coin and leral tender
| notes. both In words and BY nsures.
Psyment will be made at the end of eaoN month,
tho purpose. - > - =. 7
Pfopesa must be accompanied BY proper guar.
hnteel signed BY two Responsible perHonh, atAtng
that ~ Acontract is awarded they will enter inlo
bonds for the faithful fulnlment Of the oontfart
1he right IL reserved to reje I any or ali bids.
Proposals seould be lndorsed hPToposAlH for Fresh
Beef and Mutton, and addressed to the Post Com.
miaaAry BeniciA Arsenal, Cal, Apa
National Republican., 1873-04-29
pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

pROPOSALS FOR FUEL
HEADouARTERs U. e. MARISE coRPs.l
QuARrERMAsTER's OrTIcE,
ssalsd proposals viii Be- rSSsiyed a Ills once IN
~ Z O'clock j, N. Oi TUEsDAY, The Ieth' day, %
ins pisces dorins the Ascii year ending June d.
:. ihe WOOD 70 be msrchsntable o.t. and to be de-
nsssSred ,r q, Ind ,P n.psc.1d =. a.h
q Ss seSoa @hs n SS4sse
Goal, Go free from dust and 2 wsish $50 pounds 70
Ss q Ss Nd ss sS SsS 5:
81 y % Ss ss nsa nfps IA SsS
sad Goal q II furnished upon ths monthly or glsr.
terly teauisition Of the commsndins oficer, shoN.
''sHi'aon.' II fioAhFsMourH. Nh
iS 3 sSri. sSni q q SSso; Scod
cHARLEsTowS. MASS.
icS 10 sSfa. sSRi % g HSss Wood
BRooKLYN. MY.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
~ soEds o. Wood.
Inslnding Redszyous and Assistant ouartermas
49,, WASHINGTON. DC.
20 @ cords y q fSaS Wood.
Is cord. ASiNSSsssoLIs' a S6Ss ND,
aosPoRT. Va.
luO cords Of Wood
,u,o,,. .PsgsSNgASoLA. y FLA.
MARE ISLAND. CAL
10 tons Of Coal.
100 cords OF Wood.
tWtih he privilege Of increasing the quantity on,
The Wood and Coal furnished at Washington cit,
| 10 be measured weighed inspecied and eertiaed b,
ne oSsesnnsnt inspeetSr apbointfd by the Nav
| ton, ke, paid by the contractor. -
Application =, Iy sIRy q the Msrins posts, -,
/ accounts duly authenticated BY the commandnl
SnseTi $ q shs po.ts At which the Weed or Coal be
i Lids considered unreasonable.
guarantee, 10 be sin-ed by two responsible peI
som, whore responsibi,ity must b eeriined 70 b
triot Attorney, United states Coilector must =
oenPs5hy each proposal otherwise VIII hOtbe COZ
70 u in,ftorssd Ne "rrepo.ais for Fuel" and at
WILLIAM D. SLACK,
Major and ouartermAster Uniied States Marin
D m
National Republican., 1873-04-29

CONVENIENT sAkE.
WIN be sold AZ public auction, at Fort Smelling
D. m, A2D pounds OF bacon, 400 poundA pork, and
: lYt Of corn meal, crackers, canned fruits, Nese
Terms in Treasury note,
spis FRS, Lieut. R. Q. NJ. sE sSs Inf, mi 2I1a <. 1.a
National Republican., 1873-04-29

rrHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINuTo
IL PHILADE1.PHfA AND NEW YORK
WAsHMoIOH, N0y. D lB72-nQop
Trains between Washington and New Yorf
FOR NRW YOiik. Without change Of cars.
Leave daily (eIoept Sunday at 9 . m, AN
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texcept sunday At O. m-,l.
f ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York tsbo y IN, and PhilA
sleeping cars for New Yori on tho 50 .. m .ra
Throush tichcts 10 Philadelphia, New Yorh
Boston can be had at the Station Once at all hour
Bee Bxiamors and Ohio Railroad adyertisemeni
for schedule beiyeen Washlnyt2n, BAlpmoEss An
Assistant Master Of Transportation.
L N. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. q. KO0NTZ, Agent, WAshinston- nos
National Republican., 1873-04-29
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
l. STRAW.

BHNEon kRsssi AZ, Olf April n. is;s
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, will be received
until Y m. FRIDAY, May p, lsiS for the pply q
year ending june %. 1874 theae supplies 70 be deiy.
sr.d s.s,, :, saeh times and In such Quantities as may be
hidder vill stste the price per cord at which thy
Will furnish the best quality OF whits Osk wood and
of Redwood, each cord to measure l29 cubic feet pf
wood and the price per ton At whioh they viii fur.
n,sn i,,n the best quality Of barley, Oats, Hay and
p,scBp;ss: S;Sl for any q an these supplies shOud
Al dds must accompanied BY Q copy Of this
adyeItiseFnept and indoraed by Two responsible
lurete. IN the sum Of tWO thousand dol ars saDoO
for The faithful performance Of CONTRACT = .
nyment VII be made At the time OF delivery of
flr The purpose. - III
:, The hsnt = rpsrsd TO rcjoe, any or all bids
nh,.hrns ~ r fSS Lersss and s,TsE and sddEsssed g
National Republican., 1873-04-29
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
the LUMBER BUSINESS,

Heretofore conducted by the undersigned on
Sixth street. near Missouri avenue, and B
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest will be located hereafter at the
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE n. W.
.Vrs,m NATH'L B. FUGITT.
National Republican., 1873-04-29
DRoposAIs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or STATE, April 81. Is7a
wear Guiding June o., ls7t, will be received Al this
Department until Sst day Of May, ls7S At d O'Clock
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
EffSs bids viii DO considered and accepted or re.
Tho propor. % far a accepted by the Secretary q
constitute the copiraet between the Government
and NE OF bidders, and no further contract
Tho ertiolos contracted for must be furnished
from time TO time, during the year. In quAntitieF
The entire '9usnttiss q each SrtcIe will, how
ever, pc called for during the year,
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
with sucisn1 sfetss, in sum eaaai 70 y my % PEI
Uaisd states Ssr D of Tie sSrc R'SSss X SSeh ihs
nlahed by the Department conditioned for furGlSh,
ng such portions OF the articles - may Be awarded
under n and the performance o. the contract
expert detailed for the purpose by the secretnry II
deemed sufficient cause to Annni the contract, ii
AS nas, &c fss z charge a, the Depart
ment OF State, Wellington,
The failure Y comply with any one order under
s oprss =. PSP 81 a nc
q the bond; OF the Secretary of State may direc
the purchase, IN oRen market, Of such quAntties o
fs 81 be q sSP ths
contractors hfty per centum OF the price which
shall be found necessary ts pay for such Afticles
viii RSt So eoSsiasPsa an een,4ss,s sa,ss,s.0Sg PoP
| awarded o1y to established manufacturer Of o
PTspSsaIs . be addressed toths undersigned, an,
...l .u. HAMILTON FISH,
ApOeolm Secretary OF State,
National Republican., 1873-04-29
pRoPosAIs FOR ARMY CLOTHING.

DEPor oI AnxI CLoTHso Asp EovIPaoE,l
,,. PHuADELRHA, Pa, March 81. ls71.
sehled proposals, ln dupueAte, with copy OF thls
,hi. 9i1ee until noon. URsIl May 2. isIS tor
furhlshine the vnited st.tes ouaftermaater's De.
p,rtmspt With Ne following named articles. vizi
0upairh WoQlen ktoc kings. ....
!suo pairs WQolen Mittana
~ 90 pairu White Berlin GLOVES .
ggD pairs Boots, brass screwed, solid wire screws
b1o pairs booteea, brass screwed, solid wire
. Acreva r -- = = -
An articles WIN be subjected 10 risid inspection.
and none will BE- received NOT equal IN all respeots
To- Y standard samples which may be seen al thif
fFrfers1cs VII be given 10 articles Of domestic
proanou0n and mnnufecturp, conditions Of price
and quAlty betnR equal, and such preferencs vii
be given 10 Articlfa Of Amsrioan production aud
manufActure produoed on the Pacidc coast, 70 The
sstsp, e the consumption required By the public
rDsllyslis. q be made q rhIlsdsphi.. Pa. or Ban
Arholea which are 10 be used In the States and
Territories Of the PAoo coast will be received and
inspected ~ San TrAncinco.
sP$ ss Iss Tss' sn1 q 81 bSs Sf Ssi S'aa' 3
,ds SoRR,,niPs BsGpo. p e inas.d
G:.i;isnt Susftsrm,.ter o,nsrafb b. 4 4, n es;rr,
of Depol ard
National Republican., 1873-04-29
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE CHrET CoxNusAnT or suBssrHscr)
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA, y
sT. PAUL, MIrr, April II, is7S
Sealed proposals.. IN duHlicste will Be Lsceiyea At
O'Clock m. FHiDAY May 10, ls1a for Furnishing for
Weiye month"; commenting July I, ls79, the fIesh
h;,M Iorts SHAW. Benton, Ellis and Camp Baker,
Information ss q conditions quality Of bect pay.
mens etc, can be obtained by application either 70
the A. o. g., At Fort shaw, or At thfs once,
by authority OF the Department commander.
.,n p,, 7, oo,J.m GILMAN
National Republican., 1873-04-29
pRoPosAIs FOR CLOTHING.
puns.u OF Pnorlnoss ssxE " pttEaH1nIsI tEaHane,

NAVY DErAHTMErTJ y
... BuREAu oy PRovIGoss APP cL9Tapo,
Sealed proposals. indopsd ,s,Propoaais Tor olothH
Ing" viii be feceiyed Al this Bureau until aocloek
p m, the 18th day Of May next for the supply f
srra sSs s SSs and Mare ssSa Ss " S
within Ninety days from tne date Of contract, and 70
paes the usual naval inspeotiqn. l7..
Four thousand pairs Of the blankets TO be deliy.
at sGs Cns saSs pSs S
navy yard, Mare Island, California.
The tlankets must conform and be equal 70 the
Ssy ps sad sI .na
pairs must 'Weish. ihfsS 6shdrsd spd twenty te S
pounds and no pair shall weigh less lhAq ~ pounds
aud each blanket must be marfed "United States
NAVY" A In the aampla .'... n...
Samples Of the Navy standard blankets can be
seen =, the various navy yards and A ,his bureau
one quarter the estimated amount of the Gourmet
and twenty per cent in addition wifi BE- withheld
from the amount q eaoh payment as collateral y.
ss VII n6t es rsi un S he SSass
E8s2y oGssS ssT %usi bo accompanied by written
sSara,5Ssy I 1ssd y Sps mSTs Joy RsE
bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within ave
days, with good and suiioient Aurctita 10 turnish
the articles propoeed. ..- .|..
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
are aot beaa tis naasrastarrs " regular dsalei
be sssond .ecsion u he joint fesouaoS app spprOnsd
The DeTaTtment reserves tho right 70 reject any
proposal unless thu responsibility of the uArAntors
Il certified to by the Assessor OF Internal Revenue
Tor the district IN which they reside as well as 70 r
2S1S9sAi not oonsidsrsa hRp sdhSRSnplas9Bs tc
spi pnymaster aensrsl. j, h n,
National Republican., 1873-04-29
NOTICE no CoNTRACToRs,

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs.
uEtrKD STATES ENarNEER's OrTIuE,J
No. h NHeT JEFTEnsoN BIREHI, \
DoufsytLLn. April 49, l57A } .
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received at
this ofoe until ~ o'clock m on the 18th day Of May,
s Tor M remSys q ne roea ref :. The bead q
the Apron dam ihere, and for The removal % por.
loMer lock.
Tho usual conditions viii be observed.
The riEht Il reserved 70 reject any or all bida
All tnformAtion can be obtained and plats OF the
once.
Zach prppo.ai must be inclossd IN a sealed en-.
yelop and indorsed, "Proposals for the removal Of
the rooh reefs 4, ne upger and lower end o. the
Louisville and Portland Canal" and ADDRESSED 70
...- . |..s s..r. a. WElTZEIA
tr9 -. j. md IL Major OF Engineers,
National Republican., 1873-04-29
y RoPosAIs FOR sTATIoNKRY.
DErAnrnRsT qr .THr IrrrrIos,

Ia. 70 DHpAnrhRHT or THH Irrrpropl
f,,,,.,..... "a. WAhHnqLns, ID. o., March u, ls,l
bureaus md ofhoes thereof, duTifs the nsc.i xear
endinB Rnne % isIt vii be received until u ocioci
LAch prpp0aal mnsi be signed By the individual
Enrm mAking u. and be aeeOmpanied by q sstIs-
osctory FuArantee that the bidder viii execute
contract WITH FnNd and sufhcirnt honda N his idd
~ hocapted for any or all hricits. No hid will be
qtnAiasrsu NitiiOut sticii guarantee
Az Article hrs stpulsted 70 bs Of the best quality
Samples VII be required IN ali cases Rssh sain.
Rs 2 Se Plainly nArfed with The nams Of tbs bid.
s ;ss6 on .Sy ss FisgTsff ss 4 e e
,,,S 0a fsSIS e furnish ~. srtics n r..son.bls
10 ope4 mArkst, or Of declaring The con.
uass price psid for such srticiss the ditiersnee
~ b ehArged 70 the conirastor Bids viii b con.
datred on each item aeperately. y
bchednles contAinips blAnk form for bidding, 10.
sether WITH itemi and eatmAtad quantities. of srti-
oet needed. and full information in aocordsnce
VIII this advertisement wl be furnished on Appli.
oonraots win only be awarded 10 established
| manufacturers Of or dealers in, the articles
The SECRETARY reseryea the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered. - = =
Proposals mutt be addressed 10 the Secretary OF
the Inferior, and tpdorsed Proposals for station
| spiAkioia n isa4,S1 oeSioa'S'
National Republican., 1873-04-29

PEYLoN.-on the eyer Of the 9Th instant.
III ''4kss g tspsTi WIN t.ts }. from pc. late resl, Il
deuce, s3t Indiana avenue, wednesday, April 10,
all y, m. baltimore please copyl
AULICK.-Qn sundAy. rii n, at L2iie p m.
Oommodore JoHs ". Aug, U. 3. N. IN the
The funeral Will tske pllrom his late residence
corner Of Eishtsenth an, streets, on Tuesday,
April %, IAN. tShopyl
National Republican., 1873-04-29
To mos MANrrAoruRrRs.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
MAsHrSoros, D, "a April 2, lsIs.
BuQla viii be reoeiSnd At this ONCE until u O'Clock
on WEDHEADAY, May 81, on printed forms, which.
with circulars, plafiA apecihcAtlons, forms Of CON
tract and any desired Information, can be had on
application by mall or In psrson 70 Lighthouse In;
Speolora Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
lighthouse Engineer Baltimore, o; :, noon.
spas Rear Admiral, u. 8. n, NSySi ssefsisry
National Republican., 1873-04-29
PROPOSALS.
oRoPosAIs FoR ToRAooo.

No. ss souTR foUEIH srnrST, kcos
Sealed IGopqtals. i9 dppicate, viii b received 4,
isis iss 9,ee RI, mt r. oslooh M THpnspAY NAY IS
Depsftinent With 500 pounds of Tobaeeo
,hsn aPtS apn o. w Lo6seso IN paotage; not Lees
thAn twenty pounds from which Il IL acturtd,
must accompany propoeAls
Also, At the same tins, proposals will be reoeIved
for snppiying the Fresh Beei aud Mutton required
" me bgbsiatsnce ~ ,s DepaTtmspt. United btates
Ioui. Arsenal, jefferson B.rfsok., Mo, dsYairy
Depot, 81 Louis, Mo, and 81 Louis, Mo, and Tor
fpfpishins the oficers at the respective Stations
with choice cuts.
~ III. eOndlts%pih q ;. as.t 81. off