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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 9l.-A decision will
nrobably be reached tomorrow In the
case of William Russell, tho conductor
CHARGED with embezElement BY the Pitts
burgh & Cincinnati Railroad Company.
Col. O'Brien, o ticket agent Of that com:
pany, says the sales at this polnto OF tickets
from here to Pittsburgh during the inst
fifteen days Of this month have been $500
more than for the corresponding time In
March OF last year, while the general pas.
Oenger business has been 'leOS than last
year.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The steamer Greece, from Liverpool,
has arrived in New York.
William Grange, Turkish Consul at
Baltimore, died Thursday.
"A violent snow storm prevailed
throughout New England, Thursday
night.
The French Government has issued
an order prohibiting the expectation Of
war materials from that country TO Spain.
AT Bath, Maine, on Thursday night
o violent Northeast storm Of snow and
sleet prevailed, accompanied with thun-
der and lightning.
-Hezekish Spencer, prominent clti-
zen of Hartford, Connecticut, died on
Thursday, aged 79 years. He was, many
years ago, iur trader on the Northern
frontier. ...
The steamship Celtic, which left
England on the 18th inst, carried out In
spector Webb, OF the London police, who
took extradition papers 70 secure the re-
turn Of George Mcdonald.
"A portion Of the buildings Of the
Orange Railroad Company's shops at
Alexandria, Virginia, were burned Thurs.
day night. Loss $4,000.
John Fertig was elected Mayor Of
TitusvIlle, Pa, Friday, by a large ma
joritY. There was large majoritieS polled
against the local option law.
"A brief letter signed "John McEnery,
Governor of Lonislana," has been issued
at Now Orleans, advising the organiza-
ton Of tax resisting associations through
out the State,
John K. Mingle, native Of Philadel-
phis, a well known telegrapher, formerly
Superintendent Of the Fire Alarm and
Balizs lines, died at New Orleans, on Fri
day.
The case Of VIM. A. Glover was con-
Victed at Boston, more than year since
with being the accessory to the robbery
OF the Boyleston bank, has been decided
in the Supreme Court Of the State, hGv-,
ihg oYerruled the exceptions Of Glover
will be sentenced at an early day.
"A FIRE at Galva, Ill, Friday morn
ing, destroyed the grain elevator OF .:
Fields, together with geverat' thousand
busheIs of grain. Total loss about 3d.
600, insurance on the building $1,000, In
the North American Insurance Company.
The fire Is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
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CHICAGO.

CmcAuo, March 2l-The HAhnemann
Medical College Of this city, al un annual
commencement yesterday, graduated
thirty nine students including eight wO-
men.
Der m manulacturing Cos, are 5000 each
IN Rtna, Royal and Eureka. Upon ex-
amIpStion ol Mr. BlanchSrd's books, his
losa BY last nights fire, appears to have
been over estimated. Tho exact loSi
cannot be sscertained at present.
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nlnnpachupetts LeEIsIaIure.

BosroN, March 9l.-The House Of Rep.
resentOtives today. refused TO suspend
the rules prohibiting the introduction OF
new business, 90 that the resolution cen
Buring Representative in Congress from
this State for supporting the retractlye
feature OF the Congressional salary bill
was excluded.
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WTeol, ond LooS Of Life.

LEWIS, DEL, March 9l.-The bark
James LaSDen, from London, for Phila-
delphiO, went ashore at the Indian river
inlet, yesterday. The Captain, his vile
and daughter, and the hrBt and sec
ond mateS were drowned while attempt
ing 70 land. The vessel Is on the north
eE1 point Of tho inlet, Iull Of water.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, March 9l.-A spe.
cial to the Journal from 0Wensboro, KY,
saws tho boiler In the distillery Of n. v.
Monarch, two mileB above Owensboro,
Ky,, exploded this morning, dangerously
wounding the engineer, VIM. Monarch,
and moFtally wounding two negroes
named Daniel Frey and Daniel Foe.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 2l.-A bill
passed the Senate to-day, legallzlng the
acts Of the Probate clubs between the
years 1851 and 1855. In reference TO the
appointment Of guardians, administrators
&C. The House passed o bill regulating
the registration and elections. 1t is gen
orally conceded to be tair in all respects.
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LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-Last Friday
night at HopkinsvilIe, KY, Porter Brooks,
colOred, shot and killed Montgomery
Wright, Colored, for criminal intimacy
with Brooks wife. Brooks gave himself
up, and was held in $500 bail,
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EvANsvnLR, March 9l.-Judge Joseph
B. Bowman, former United States AaSea-
sor Of the 1Bt District OF Indiana, com.
mitted suicide At VincenneB, this morning
by StRbbing with . carving knife, Bad
health unsettled his m
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weather Report.
WER DRARFNRNT,
OYFIoH or FHE CIIBT SIGNAL OBIIuHn.
WANuHGFoN, D. O., March 9l.-T:O0 ?. 4.
pRoRARTLLTIRa.

HROHAHllIEIhs
For Saturday In Western Gulf States
rising temperature, southerly winds, and
cloudy weather. In the Eastern Gull, and
South Atlantic States, westerly winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather. For
Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic coasts,
generally cloudy weather, clearing away
Saturday evening with cold northwest
and westerly winds. For lower Lakes,
New York, and New England, rising
barometer, fresh to brisk westerly Winds,
and cloudy weather, For upper Lakes and
northwest falling barometer followed bV
southerly winds, and somewhat higher
temperature. CGutionary signals contin-
ue at Gll stations on Middle and East At
lAntiC coast, they will be displayed at
Lake station Gom and after April 1st.
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THE hegira OF colored folks toward
Texas continues. The Cis.MiSsAsippi
Southern States are so infested with car
pet.baggers, that it Is impossible for the
prOudBpirited negro 70 abide there,
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The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations Receivers Of Public
Moneys-Lewis Lewiston, Duluth, Min
nesota; Joseph Fox, Grand Island, Ne
brsska; s. G. Wright, Carson City, Ne
vads. Registers Of Land 0f1ce-Wm. A.
Fellows, Duluth, Minnesota; John P.
Owens, TsyloTs Falls, Minnesota. Post
masters-Jerome d. Fee, Adrian, Michi-
gan; Mrs. Ella Watson, Jefferson City,
Missouri; Elizabeth TPVan Lew, Rich
mond, Virginia.
There was brief discussion today IN
the executive session Of the Senate or
the nomination Of Col. Casey, for U. s
Collector at New Orleans, but no vote
taken.
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WASHINGTON.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The Presi-
dent sent tho following nominations to
the Senate: Public Land Offices; Joseph
Fox, Receiver at Grand Island, Nebraska;
George w. Burchard, Receiver at Kan
sas; W. W. Martin, Register at 1ndepen.
dence, Kansas. Postmasters. l. Glass
McPheeters, Bloomington, Indiana; Mich.
olas Filbreck, Terre Aaute, Indiana; Jno.
L. Miller, Lafayette, Indiana; jerome d.
Fee, Adrian, Michigan; Perry Hawes,
sedalia, Missouri; Harrison H. Updegrove,
Van Vert, Ohio; Jacob Slough, Bellefon.
taine, Ohio; George Dick, Bloomington,
Illinois.
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CETTYSBURC
KATALYSINE WATER.

Tho United States Dispensatory tho authorized
record OF our MAteria Medlca. classeg this water
With tho most renowned Alkaline or Carbonated
Springs Of Europe. ItiAr eTcels any other known
III Its sGlfpreseFvlng properties. ltdoes not de.
teriorate by bottllnR and keeping. It has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the
power to dissolve tho uratog, or Bocalled chalk
formations In the body or on the limbs and Joints.
This the Gettysburg katalysine Water has done
In hundreds Of instances. G0ut, Rheu1IdttSEI,
Meur1LQid, DyGptpStG, GTdDtL. Dtabstte. Kidney
and Urinary DlSGcg1 generally have all yielded
10 its influence. It has restored AlScttkdr E0t1sr
10 tho paralytIc, cared Abdominal Dr0psy, and
given healthy action 10 the Torpid LlUSr. II has
cured Chr0htc DtdrrhGd, Piles, ConSHp1hon:
ASthnsG, .Cdtatrh, DlSsaGeS efstAe SEin, General
De6tlIfy and Nervous EF0Strdtt0H from Mtntdt
Al d PtvSledl EreeSSLS. All these BY tho bottled
water. 1t Is powerful anLIdote for GretthTe
brHHg or Drinking. II c0rrccte the Stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
Of the spring, reports from eminent physiclans
and medical writer's, marvellous and Well.attested
cures, and teStimonlSls from distinguished ctti'
zens, will be furnished and seut by mall on appli'
WHITNEY BROS. Gcn'l Agents,
227 South Front St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GRTTYpBURu SPRINo Co.
For salO BY EDMUND BOOKING and Drug
glStB generally. mAElI
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"MTHITTLEsEY," FOR CRANIP
w aud pain In stomach.
"WHITTLESEY," for worms and pin worms.
"WHITTLESEY," for constipation or costivc-
ness.
"WHITTLEsEY," for tho blood, liver and kid.
neyg.
for female complaints.
"WHITTLESRY," for palpItation Of the heart.
'WRWTLESEY,n for bilious attacks.
ID "tt5O9TLESEY," for inflammation Of the lungs.
"WnFTTLESEY," for chronic diAITho9.
"WHITTLESRY'" for bad lasts In the mouth.
Bold by LOGAN, LIST 8 co.
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The FaVoFite 9Oa p
nrannsn.tnrnhhrR z PEn 1Ehsalinr " Va

claim that It cannot be excellcd, ist, Inpuri.
ty and quality; ID, In economy, because It 70
drm and hard as soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed to tho atmosphere, like most
soaps do. 1t will therefore wash half nS much
more rs the soaps now In market at the same
price; Sd, For perfection In washing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. UGS h6 FdUorlB S0lpAn
you will havo no moro trouble getting your
clothes white and iaultlesS, and guarantee that
It will not Ipjure the skin or the most dollcate
iabrica. 4th, claim for It an advantage over all
others In that 1t will bear leaving In water for
or 10 hours without injuring It. Other soaps arc
rendered useless BY forgetting thom in the tub
or basin after using. Please enquire oi your
grocer for tho FAVorite SoSp, and you Will be
convinced that Il iG the boat. .,,.,
KGchantcS' FaUoriN So1p manufactured BY T.
Reid. RtECltn0, ", H1."
Manufactured ard sold at wholesale bZ
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
GuR59 Wheeling. W. Vs.
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"WHITTLESEY." !"

"WHITTLESEY," for Dyspepsia & Indigestion.
"WHITTLRSEY," for Gravel and Diabetes.
"WHITTLESEY," for Sour Stomach.
..'WHITTLRSEY," for nervous debility.
"WHITTLRSEY," for billions collie
"WHITTLESEY," Cough GrAnulGs, only25c.
"WHITTLESEY Aguo Cure" only 50c.
"WHITTLBSEY," for sleeplGss colicky babe
"WHITTLESEY," for irregular meneGs.
"WHITTLBSEY," for sick headache.
Sold by LOGAN, LIST Il co.
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4 WANT SUPPLIED.

10 supply want felt for real genuine good
article OF Soap at reasonable prie0, the under.
signed 10 now manufacturing such an article, nt
all testify who hAvo BOen and used
National Republican., 1873-12-29
THE roLrrENaS orrHE srnEErcAR.

lst. Louls Vepublican.1
a victim to the best Intentions. "A man Who
gracefully lays his personal comfort on tho altar
Of woman's convenience. A man and brother
who casts the best impulses Of his nature under
tho feet OF his sister woman for . door mat
Aaother TantaIus, forever wishing TO sit down In
psace, and forever standing up In despair. A sub.
stitute for everybody. Tho msn In the gap.
TIE phiianthropist OF the street car has learned
nothing from experience. when he enters he sits
By the rear door. When tho hrst fenals enters
hs Immediately move, up Aslesch succeeding
sq.eenes hipseli into the na,test possible human
In . few minutes the females have determined
that thcy want general benevolence out Of that
corner, and they begin TO adjust themselves. II
Is quito Interesting 70 watch this adjusting pro.
oess. They Hare out their skirts, they jefk up
they risc and Nil With 4 series OF saRre,svs live
hops. Bcneyolenee, 1nmmed into the corner,
has suspicion that he 10 q nuisance; that he Il
scat on the other side. lie does so with lamb. Ike
simplicity, and the females, with triumphant
.%,lsS .,sop p'0eesd to spread themselves over the
Al tho next corner, Of course, another female
gets u, and Il is peculiar mystery attending thls
always rnil. When the last female enters yen.
ersi bencvolenee thinks that some other general
sss1s,ssnss ss, might take human y, wait In theirs
q the lovely landscape ahead, over the ears of
the mules. The last female is none Of their bust.
a.
body knows that .next TO the door gets up first
The last female glares at him. This female has
child that will persist In locking out OF the win.
dow and pulling his hat of. Ne looks out Of the
window, Too, as ifinterested in the architectural
beauties Of corner grocery, but that altogether
too thin. The injuries Of the last female ave en-.
tering his soul he gets up, and the last female
with = petrifyinx look anu 'pray don't disturb
yoursef SIR" hops down viii, the air OF female
Whose wrongs arc too deep for utterance.
Then oil the females arc happy. The common
enemy 10 vnnqnished. His corns blaze. md IL
uokies the females to death. as something IRE.
sistlbly nnnny. when big man treads an over
them. General benevoence thinks he will 10 to
the wiper end. He stumbles over tho feet VI the
fen1es, and they scoroh him up VII b ind serbia.
bic Flares of ind ignAton. When he arrives nj the
rppef end, the car 10 full. Then, ifi is y Nbot.
tsu which II generally u, he has TO play general
takcr. Naturally, everybody wants string OF
Aaksts, and when he opens the door 70 receive the
ohaays, oil the females and all the chrcnie
Sr2yIers among the men wonder audibiy,
What that man wants with that door open ali
~ timer or, why don't that msu shu; tiInt
09err II Is all go cheerful. pArti suIarly az n,,
bcuy gets out until he Ia within block or two OF
MS home. Taken altogether, he thinks h, bns
worried his passage, and then on the whole ne
sneot oar. But he continues to exercise ii, and
yerily he shall meet with his reward some day,
bnt not On street car.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
tNr,s EaroM
rIrE WOMAN WHO RrLEp At THE
WHITE HOUSE DIiRINu uEN, JhuK.

THE WOMAN WHO RuLED At THE
WHITE HOUSE DURING uEN. JhuK-
SONS ADMINISTRATION.
Nov York Letter 10 tho Ailanta Consiitntion.1 ]
Through DIR. Deems learned that this cclc-
brsted woman, who did the honors or the White
House during den. Ja-kson's administration stlii
lived, was In this city, and was one Of his congrc
Rstion Naturally Ifcit an interest In and some
curiosity to see person who had played 80 con
sFicuouea part In the affairs Of the nation nt one
time, and, lcnrningthat she was fond Of company
aud would consider II no Intrusion, I called. In
d2wN ~ was more forclbly reminded than ever
boforo OF what slaves We arc of the caprlces Of
fJrtunc--what victims TO this ylcssltudes OF LIE,
oycr which We have no control Here was wo-
man who once hell tho dcstinles Of = nation In her
:.ss.s ser ss snsyp I'm m,ss Ssiss, is,i,s isss.y'
jkdsd woman, deserted by friends, iorgotten By
,hs shS ssss out hare
ton sqasrs. zIti@ush IN hcr seventy .nrh year
shs SUI bears the traces cr having been essnu-
We Ssad her very YER scce..iSls. 1ss conyor.s,lon
- ~srs ."fprIsed % 10 d Snd every incident cosnectcd
yiIisscr sventiai mo ss nc ~ her memory .. f
thsv had enly tast eesasr,d; .Hss story vases
E6lpviss vrosg. seeli things hays happepsd,
&c a. y RsGHSS sSas seS sSI ps."say q
&ssrs' Sc % sposs Of 'fs NJ. RsnSoiph and % n.
p ss :; many sssss ss ss' s.s @
shssetd she. constlsred herscn bles.ed 10 being
3ffcuaded by her grandehlldren, whc are very
cid age. Nri Randolph has been dead many
years, aud Il Is this family VI children she has
go nasna Il % His % duty and pieasars 10 provide Tor
bis grandmother, whom he sscms 20 love with :
devotion bordering on romauce. She nen,,oned
had two titles, the other one beieg tho Duke do
snmpayo, and that Their only ehila, dsughser;
the elder Cr~sSs. 3 sho G said her daashter had
beccms thoroughly forcign,c ed and hated America
" that she would not allow her hasbsnd 70 acccpt
:ss ,sss No ass 4 w. ssis
arc % RsTd sns, q NO, ks
v married : third time, although ,h,s in.rri.gc
6st oil Of my propertyi and II Y not pleasant TO
rs ssos. s'I e sd y. or my
HopiLs % 50, j. into bis possession. Then. whcH
Vhoo no faneied, and len the country. 1pas in
complete ignorance Of his movements until . lot
:sssssp, saying T 'r he returned 10 % ms nv % scnorsS
% sossy 10 ,S sss ss, sr sss AZ as Ss.
nd assured me 10 would nsycr trouSls me
again" Ths name of this mssniiccnt scoundrei
vss Antonio BachisnsnI, spd, srrs. Eaton says, .
vefy handsome and elegant mau-a man Who had
served as librarian at Washinxton, although he
vas an Italian adventurer Of whoui nothing was
which had been so generously ~ restored 10 her,
and Tor rhe distinguished hunor Of playing the
prtnooy sum Of nineteen houses and six square
biocks OF real estate In Washington city. A few
more years, and the sands OF Inc will have ceased
parallel. Z T.sT 'Tf = Fi7fT7
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az THaNAs =. Ware sMAN,

RI TlEOMAs z. WAGG ANAS,
- Real Eststs Apetiontet, SO seyep'hslreet.
rETsTbSns a1 sSEy 1s sss ySsn Il. 9EssAsJE
y 9FssfEFHfEEr' ssfEFHfEEr' ss5rRSFt ASR ASR,ok GohnSNAS A.
,s$ ss.:s s' ..s .:as vi. s..:s. s..s si s.!
the iah asy Of IJec.inbsr. iGi. and recordsd in
~, DC ssa:i.Iy ynsS irs.,sss Wi .sll, 4, psSIs
lI y is, III ss'S IS tS'SS.
s..s sSs.dn . W ,ps' ~ sa. M ssnas Sas ana
iorty c,e a. the saiS Is recorded In The
fis r q IF q u so R. y s Of Is. s%ss ~ I.
IL iisw, ss ,y Of .o0.,y
ss':.,;SSisI s,.irs: @ ..!s;t s ": a is$ ssh,s:a a
4. SSa 10 q s.a .sSdiai , each 10. fsen,iss
tS1y e., sn SS,,o,.s street. st,wssn Jhlrls,eih
"a iUEsDxY. ID. .Iitl day of JsHo.ry, is7,,
Sls"Sps ill Ss Z T 1 4 t 70, Is iSss ~ ns't % t
e.es 81 u IN sstiSf M s,y rnS H.. SsS On q fss aa
sS sfsa snnns g.. s"s sasr,S srr. md G r
on WfDS EsisxY. Yss The % ssssn,,, ass Of January.
s 'S % 's = tesrs s'i'Ss p 5 r. G!. e. nGs &
~ ia ia ,, "a ~ gs;l S5S g. q n'tl Sni'al
,sniS tsrf 81 3 ,lrssi, Set~stn ,Tilriefnih, and
sGS sfiss hansd s snS ss osss
s@ ISsspAS p ,s n: si D. pa. s s;. %s
Z. nsrs'l 4, "a !. M ~ III az IN. IN g,
l) and 80 OF aid tubdiyiiicu, ssch lot fronting
tW'uly test on r street, between ThlPteypth snd
tnistt.snIh streets noithwest, aud running back
inai Nbnh one hnndres fsst 10 an alley ten feet
{ Wide.
Lot, auin (aal 10 (iil hslgsSe, are EACH improved
4! AtNo-stcry brck dvolliut with a French roof.
NJ. = ls,llinss sIa Not ytt Completed.
TrrIs ofsslti nns-hAlT Of pureiutt money 10 be
pAn IN cash, the residue In fohr equal nstanments
u ~, twelve, sishiesh, aud i~enty-lonr months
psun',0fy notes OF the purchaser to be svsn, and
TO s secured b. deed of ttus ol tpt property svld
snFo ngT inisresl from day OF sale or All cash, al
4 dspGii oI 81 VIII b. required on each 10, when
bld u AcSested. All eonSsyaneing Al porchaser'S
ifthe Purchaser or plrehsssrs do not ecmplywIth
the teTs OF sale within I've days rom thi day Of
,Ais te tustses reserve tile risnt To resell at the
r,f taa eosi Of deesnltlnI pnrssassr y pgryhases.
fAnl or ue lnNAry not sold on the day above
staicd Tor ih sAls aI III" tams they Will be offered
tor lss og lhS DAY ,urrrdag tbs day above ststtd
VIZ ebsbss{as, }r'a.,p..
doom. awFsds fHUs, x, WAd6AMSs, Aues. d
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MEnoHANrs'L.sL0o q OF STEAMSHIPS

R.,,.,nsls ile SSl .,ssm%lSlp. .EsW ENffhsilr and
42Hh TfPs strwESS SIrSs9S s WIS RSsssE xwEhkr
Leave Now York 4om Pier % East River every Sal.
al .. NJ; rhd Alexandria the same day At i NJ,
y, iai, 10 fcrMatlSn nm Lon apply e n DESlIAM,
Swn, Or At the corner Of seysntssnth street and
tall-n Preeident
National Republican., 1873-12-29
EsssOPosALs ron ARMY TRANSPORTS.
OYfII . 81 rIiE GmiEr Qr riHrEMNNsTkn.

HkAp2rsErKrs DEPARTMENT OF DAKoTA, }
OiffaEot fIlE CHIEF QrAhrLHNAsTER, :
NJ. PAU, MlNy., oirinbcr u, IssN. y
seated proposals. will he vp,l this 0ipe until
Stock n. ip, on the 18th day Of january, 1874. for
the transportation OF military supplies on Route
eo..msntiag prll va, aud endinp March ~. ls7b.
Pforssals rereael roale must be made separately,
nnd 10 ttlples NJ and Will be accompanied by boid
IN the sum OF es.00e signed by two respon-
!, s~arfed tofise bidder. lie Will execute the same,
mcnt. ~ I-- -
oopy osform ofsyntraet and blank forms Of pro-
na'ral. guarantee. &C.. be had on Appica ton to
The ONCE OF tir Qusrtcrmastcr's Department at
thtcsso. Illinois: ~. icuis, Missouri; Fort i,eaven-
Port shaw, n. Hi or at this ONCE. A copy Or this
advertisement wM be attached to the proposal. J
PropOtals wtil'0e endorsed As pillows. 'froposals
for Army TRANSPORTATION on Route -, " aud
addressed TO the Undersigned.
n. B.-PropoSal. for lFsnsportation by river from
farkps'D. T.. or M.-,riirad, Mimi. 80 PORT Penn
hinh ar intermediate polnis. will y" considered at
the same time. BENZ. q. CARD.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
JDROPosAI.s FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTA
TfoN ON THE MISSOURI RIVER.
Hx,perAnr.as N. 6Iy. or rHn Mtsyounr,,

TfnEtHiW o. NJ, CHICAGO. lib, y
NO. y UNION bt uDIxo, Dec. ", lss.
~ s,i cpc,ied q, i.o'clock m.,. .TiiiiRsDAY,Jsn-
nsry u 1871, for The transportation OF Government
ir',hs Sad supplies on The Missouri river between
~i"s Siiy, lows. or rankton. ID. T.. las principal
s!sriins.gont.) and Fort Bentop, N. T., and sepa-
i,,g gess,i' wi,l also s rcec,yed fSt i,anspoTia,
"f Nissourl rlyerl or fort Abraham Lincoln d. T.,
March r,i0 OciObef u. 1874.
i.irh proposal must he accompanied by bond In
iic snn Of ten thousand dollar, $50 executed
(r.rtlhe as ruy responsible by judge OF clerk OF
tniied States district court guaranteeing that
in The contract n Rwardod 10 the person pro-
Ioslns, U will be accepted gnd entered Into, and
Es9 MA s"S g. acisnd @ ;sgsliy 1,1l.sed ma,edIa,s
llrs t>io 100, for the faithful futdllment or the con
fhe govcrnment reserves the right to reject any
or all bids tlist may he ofered
~, % spSss,ssso.s I s,ss aud for the
tered Into In Of ard and form Of proposal can
be had ny application 70 this oer. TO The Offices
Missouri, Fort Lenyenworth. Kansas, Omaha,
Nsbrs.ss, Or Sioux city Iowa; md NO bid will Be
the list Of specifications and rc,ulrements and fcrm
Moreover, no hid viii be entertained, under any
circum tanes, unless the bidder II present In per-
sou, &c by duly sn!horllsd agent or Attorney, at the
10 show that he Is fully able to carry out the con.
frsct In al! respects, u awarded 70 hiin-
Proposals should be indorsed. "proposais for
array transportation on the Missouri river, - and
addressed TO The undersigned =, p,,cxr,
Assistant Quartermaster General u. 3. Army, Chief
Quarteruiaster Nil. Div. or the Missouri.