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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30
3NosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1878

"a ANDRE, ManntnItnrer, Wholesai, and Re-
tai ! Dealerin Cigars, Plug Cut. CT q ipp
andSmoking Tobacco. Snuff. Pipes &C Uscigars
are oil made from bestqnalities OF domestic and
imported tobacco and sold to t. etrF lie al lowest
Ieerschaum pipes. Orders prom Nv flied 3aee
ment Lyman's building. cornerof Main and Mae
Ket Streets. a gr .... III.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

n AVERY SrABLk.-Ben. Jeweti is ureusttt r.,
M furnisL the best HOrset and Ca-risp 1, for
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice
Hearst al all timer ready TO attenL funerals III
stable on Marker So the Post Office
NenOshS Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

ap whitaker CO., Biz nufacturert O
HAL .ard't Patent Seamless keins Steam
engines aud boilers. and all kinds OF Machinery
AlEn Sleigh shoes. CaudrOn Kettles, sash Weiybtss
o. Repairing done {" order We have honpbt
rom the general agent, 4. &. Drum. the extras he
longing to the Screw Power Reaper and Mover
aud viii do repairs-upon the same. and also nnnr
any machines now in pse
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

g. DOAN, deRlerin Dry Goods, staple AND ~ IN
so cy Goods, all kinds Of Cloths Ready hade
Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods ,HatG and Jape.
&C.. &C. Let 1t be remembered that we Keen
Aothing but drst class goods and turther I viii
not be undersOd in this or any other western city
KimLalrs Block, Vain ct. Kenosha Wis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

" The O6icsas Gazette, of st. Petersburg.
Gays that there sre no important differens
ces in the views Of Great Britain and Rus.
sia with regard to the present nloyement
in Central Asia When war is decided
upon we will announce it. but shall not
anticipate and prepare orr quail for war
o do some Of our leading journals.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

Germany is engaged in building Moni-
tors for t"ast d. fences
Tue Imp, rial Government has tax. n
possession ct sixteen converts in Rome.
Inc people of Southern Oregon are
greatly alarmed at the prospect of Indian
raids
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

a OAM DICEFAU1. Shaving, Hair cutting .ano
IA 'hamp"OILe Saloon, two dOUTk moth OF X.
blmnUns' store. Old razOrs sharpeued and 1palr.
O ImaFe LadieE aud Children's nair-cuttIng
PeciaitS, Comeand try me. y26lyl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

WDETER WALLIG. at I he store formerly occu-
III pied by CHprOn n stevens has a iull ana com.
plete assortment Of Groceries and Provisions.
Here may ALEC be found gOGd stock OF aoRr, fesd
&C., At price, al reasonable Ms any
Cor. VI Main and Pearl Streets.
NJ PETER Wal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

I Frederick Glady, q well-to. do farmer,
residing in the town Of Madison, in 1thia
state, with his wife and two daughters,
have been missing since last Saturday,
and fears are entertained that they have
been fouliy dealt with. y as ertaa oan
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

EAE" EY q SINCLAIR, General Dealerr In
~ hard"E stOve< OF all descriptions sheet
.raL, ziAc, hollow ware, nails, brade door
hangings, shot. powder. &C., &c. everything
usually found In frstcass hardware store con.
2anty on hand and sOldas cheap as the cheap
bI: SET
Main street KenOsha Wi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

AgRSEN i BEDE sem, Manufacturers auC
I'D Dealers al AL Kinds IF Furniture SpiiLt.
Beds, Mattresses, Upholstered GuUds cham bel
az ParlOr Sets. Ready made Collins alwaJL OF
hand 5hopon Main street, near Wisconsin
Aenosna' ID nue 20 1871. 1y5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

N.NELLOMs 81 90. NO. KlmbalIk Block Keno,
n sha, Dealers III staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Yankee NoCiOns, Clothing. Hats and Caps, &c
None but the best quality OF goods purcnaneo. AND
th0sesoid as cheap at al any other HOLseiu thu
city. iylh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

WAHNEN BROTHERS, No.72 aain II. Kenorb,
"a Merchant Failors. We keep constantly on
Aand well selected stock OF cloths Gents I'm,
niBning Goods, Ready sisde Clothing Hat "a
Capr OF the !ates, styles. Work done and vonns
sold as cheap az al any other III tbe
ES' lyl0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30
MSREMIUA HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP.

GEORGE LIMPEKT Manufacturer and
Dealer Ia harness, Saddles, Trunks. ButaI e. Robes
and Blankets, Whips &c.
Particular attention paid TO Carriage Frlrmlps
90 Main Street, First Door nsrth of simmons 'Sto
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30
A. BURG.

Hae removed ulh 6arDeI SLOD 20 No u Maj, ~
Arsl don North OF rhVs. Engllsb'l shop. whIcl
building henas va OrOughlJ renovated and att. a.
IN the besi possible manner. ano " here be viii be-
eappy 10 meet hls Old customers. all who reOutl,
his services In be artbonsorial
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

WOHNSUH's BOOK STORE
- No 80 Main street A tull and compiler
sssortmentof school Books, also Standa d and mia.
sellaneous BOOKS Writing and Wallpaper Sheet
s. G. JOHNSON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

On YRON A. BAKER, Attorney and Counsell
Peace, COnveyancinFs and Collection OF Claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms Once In
Kimhall'e Block, COZ of Main and Park ste iy1
NenoshA Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-30

n CROSlT, Bl&cEeh,Itb and Carriage Mnkel
NE Job VOL X tUne TO order New bugglctauu
Wagons always ready TOR sale. ICtt
heuOsha Wisconsin
National Republican., 1873-05-26
TnS COUNCIL was not in session saturday.
HOUSE OF pRLRaATRs.

The House was called to order at the usual
hour by the Speaker, and the Journal Of the
preceding session read and approved.
Mr.. Clagett Introduced bill 10 change the
name Of street north, between Tenth and
ierred TO the Committee on Public Works and
Property.
Also, the following resolutions; which were
Rcsoircd, That the attorney OF the District he
requested to inform this House
!. whether, In his opinion, u e competent ior
the Legislature TO authorize work contracted for
under the old governments TO be paid Tor other-
wise than as provided In said contracte, or two
thirds 70 he galu out o. ihe innIs o. sne pS.S
benefited by the work, as provided In the sIth
section Oi the organic act. -..--.,,.,-
2. Whether, when WORK was authorised hy the
old governments, hot not contracted for OF
ordered, and has Gincc been done under 0r'lera
and arrangements with the Board Of Public
wotta, the cost should he assessed and collected
under tue present or according TO the old laws.
.. whether iaxes for the payment OF debts Of
the old corporations can be assessed and col
lected a. part Of the taxes Of the present gov.
crumenL o. whether special taxes must be levied
!. What he line Of distinction Is between
the obligations Of the old governments and
their payment and those OF the present govern
menL
Mr.. smoot introduced bill for the relief Of
tue Christian Brothers, remltting q tax On char.
ity school property. Referred 70 the Committee
Mr.. UreI offered a resolution requesting the
Governor 10 inform the House by what authority
the Baltimore and Ohtu Railroad Company ha'
laid It's tracks along l street northwest, froIi
West street TO Delaware avenue, and II the san
cannot be removed 10 allow owners Of property
TO improve the same. Adopted.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced a bill giving the name
Ot Riggs street TO street laid out by private en-.
terprtsc, between X and and Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. Referred 10 the Committed
ON Puelic Works and Property.
The speaker laid before the House q commu
ncHtion from the District Register In answer tc
resolution, giving the names OF Ore insurance
companies doing business In the District with
the names OF the agents or representatives, with
the amount OF taxes paid by each. Ordered
printed In the Journal.
4 bill from the Council, C.. 9o.l making appro-
nriallons for the sinking fund and for interest on
the debts Of the District OF Columbia and OF the
late corporations of Washington and George.
town, was read 1rst time and referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The bill lC, ~ TO regulate shows and exhlbl.
tons In the sale or disposal Of seats, was read 4
third time, amended, and passed.
Inc House, at 5:i5 p. M, adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

:, Tnn COAL TRADE for the past wsek has been;
Receipts, aloe tons; shipments, sp,tts tons.
FIsH MARkEr.-The reoeipts 81 gsh .. ",
WAL saturday were; 1000 herring, which SOLD
AZ A.oo 70 y per thousand. IC1I-ggJ = Z
TIE GRAIN MAREKr.-The receipts saturday
were; $50 bushels nt corn; sales q,9oo huplels oi
good rtd wheat at ti.ahai.p5. -
BoArlSo.-A meeting Of the rotamsn B Bni
when !, ras nsn satu hSd, ~ INC Union n.'e
the 18Th OF next month. . VIUi =
ELECTION or 0rFIcERs.--At the annual meet
ing OF the Excelsior Club No. 1, Of this city, the
year: =. Chase, PRESIDENT Jerry Early, vice pres
ldent; Thomas Shelton, corresponding secretary;
kll Beckett financial secretary; Ohio Williams,
tseasurer' .' ss.
was dull. We quote 9S5 head Of cattle offering,
hll but four Of which were sold TO butchers al
common and inferior, tls5 per 100 lbs. gross;
were sold 10 butchers thu. Old sheep, ssss.So
per i1O lba.; lambs, ta65 per head; cows and
calves brought from tso TO tao each. ...H
Rky. wN. II. NICHOLSON, D. d., rector Of Trim.
church in this city yesterday morning, and in ,hs
evening he delivered In the same church the
annual sermon 70 the Bible Society Of ueotge.
SonsiesslIons % q u his 1 and The % osSer Epi.cop.
churches In this city were In attendance IN largs
numbers. and the discourse was greatly admired
anu commented upon.
MAY CELEsRLIIoS.-On sunday next, as ha,
been the custom In the Catholic churches. at thu
close Of the month Of May, the scholars Of Trinity
church will assemble at the church A. $50 ocloci
aud proceed over the following route and oele
/ hrate the day; To the southwest gate, thenc,
down First street 10 Frederick, up Frederick !,
| Fourth, along Fourth 10 fayette, thence TO Sec
ond, along Second TO north gate Of the church
thence 90 the church, where the exercises vii
take place. Mr.. Z. l. Clements has been ap
pointed chief marshal.
The order Of the procession will be a. follows
Cross bearer, accompanied by two acolytes; smal
| girls dressed In white, carrying boquets; fou
banneretts, with motors, carried by four girls
May pole, carried by Miss Bella McNally, sur
rounded By sir little girls; Faith and Hope, rep
| resented by flowers; small girls; tanner and a
/ tendants; four white banneretts; censer Of pei
fumes: charity, represented by howerp; emblem
Of music, by four girls; small girls; house Of gold
carried by four girls; ceuAer OF perfumes; banne
and attendants; golden heart, carried BY Antoni
Than, attended BY eight girls; Faith and Hope
| represented by flowers; large girls; ARK Of tn
Covenant, carried by four young ladies under
| Moral arch, and attended; large girls; Queen o
Nay, attended BY her court; banner aud attend
ants; May-pole; four bannerctts; boys; banne
and attendants; Faith; boys; four 6annerett,
| Hope; boys; Charity; aoolytes, Ac.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
Tran.fers OF Real Esta,e,

L4tlneT A Cleary, Auctioneers, on Saturday
sold part OF Orlglral lot 7, with improvements IN
square 9t2, on East Capitol street, between Ninth
And Tenth streets east 10 John y Wilson for
lout, and shows that properly on Caplto, Hill Is
lDOinlug IN.
H. NJ Hall, real estate broker has old for o. ID.
Barrett, esq all NJ square No, i89 on Connecticut
avenue, 10 inc lion r.. q. IngelsOl, for go, $50.
10 show The Iapll advance In pTOl eTty, & may
be stated tia, Mr.. Barrett purchased this square
uuiy thirty DAYS ago at so 0OO tle Il 81 sale being
IN advance VfsIIo90 IN The Tins stated.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
SHOOTING sCRAPR.
Probable Fatal Resuit-A White boy shoots
aColored Companion and E.cape.

hSoiorea companion ana Escapes.
About s O'Clock last evening the quietness that
prevailed In tho northern section OF the city was
suddenly broken and the residents IN the yicin-
lty OF the large commons bounded by First and
North Capitol streets and New York avenue
and street aroused from their family groups
by hearing the report Of pistol, rapidly followed
BY the cry OF murder. Several parties imme-
diately hastened toward the spot from which the
cries sounded, and on arriving on the ground
found oolored boy lying on the earth, bleeding
profusely from wound In the breast.
lie was taken up and removed TO an adjacent
house, were surgical aid was rendered BY DR..
smith, who, after an examination, pronounced
the wound mortal. The boy Is about eighteen
years OF age, and gave his name as John Jackson
Fields, and says that he was shot by white boy,
near his age, name Samuel HessleT. They were
out on the commons together, and got into a dis
pute, which became warmer and warmer, when
Hesser suddenly drew the pistol and fired, the
ball taking effect as above stated.
Seeing tue result OF his passion, and knowing
the consequences that must fall upon him should
death result from the shot, he Immediately left
the scene OF the difficulty and Is believed 70 have
gone TO his home, which Is about four miles In
the country. II such Is the case he was arrested
carry thls morning, as a mounted ofliceT was
directed 70 proceed there as soon after daylight
as possible. Should he be In the city his arrest
Is certain, as he Is well known TO the authorities
National Republican., 1873-05-26
Arlington Election,

Al the general election held in Arlington town.
slap on Thuriay the Republicans elected the fol-
lowing llCketi For supervisor, 4. q. Schutt; as
SCISSOR, Allen Pierce; commissioner OF TOads Ira
Munsoni town clerk, AlOnzO Hays; collector, HO-
ratio BAH; Justices OF the peace, BENJAMIN Aus
TIN and A. +. Nesmlth; cUIstables, Randall Hates
and Jefferson Lane, and Arthur Green, Oyerseer
Oh the poor. Mi. sohutt Is resident OF Arling
ton anu doing a thriving business In George
town. Allen Pierce Is well known In the com
munlty having, served q term In the VlTRinla-
Legislature. Ira MunsOn Is n young and eneT-
getlc Republican. liofatlO Ball, having served
position. Benjamin Austin is a clerk In the navy
yard, and earned for hlmgclf a splendid record
during the late tebelllon, serving In the cavalry
CORPS under General Sheridan
National Republican., 1873-05-26
Tho Forty-Hours' Devotion.

The solemn and imposing ceremonies attending
ms devotion commenced yestel day morning at
lOSO O'Clock, In 81 PatrCk's church. The altar
was brilliantly Illuminated and tastetully Orna-
mented with flowers. Solemn high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Walter, with Rev.
Fathers keane and BarTOtti as deacon and sub
deacon. Rev. Father SanmaTtino, assistant pas
tor OF 81. Martins church, also assisted. An
Impressive discourse was preached byllev. Father
keane. Haydn's mass No. 10 was nnely rem
dered by the choir. The procession, composed
OF the Omclating cleTgymen, aCOlytes, canopy
bearers, and members OF the congregation, was
very beautiful and Imposing. The magnificent
canopy, under which the blessed Sacrament was
borne, was entirely new, having been prepared
oy Harvey Ninth street, for thus and similar Oc-
caAl0ns. the ceremonies were witnessed by a
crowded congregation,
National Republican., 1873-05-26

dark roam horse has been lost
Maury Bro. have a large lot for sale.
w II. 4 o. II Morrison have 70 oseiyed all the new
books. " N ~"
bLngainH 49, ' '-'S ~
snGsmetz, halter, invites era minatiol OF is stock
Wm |. Wall 4 Co, will sci, on Tuesday. NAV N
NoVelo'k r. m hye huildinglOt -
r[ns,SSl an Sl99Tped meeting Of tue Board Of School
utt'n Williams will cell q Wednesds, oath
Iurniturg, ~ AAsVt'mehb ot
me ihhe nATylaEd IIeostope ". and w. Company ia
rough dimension 'a ''SANi N4'HN4 hANea VI
National Republican., 1873-05-26
supreme Oourt-GeneraI Term.

All the justices sat IL bdRc on Saturday.
The argument In the case OF Bowie vs.. DaItl-
more aud Ohio railroad was concluded, and the
court took the papers.
The court made an OrdeT appointing J. A. Ben
Ter and W. Mccain county colstables. Adjourned.
Police CouTt-JudGo smell.
Michael Cummings, vaRrant, wOrkhOuse; WIN,
Jasper, profanity, o; Vim. Webster, charged
with carving razor, $40; John Hansen, assault
and battery, on Albert Moore, In Georgetown,
tlOi Charles Gerlock, assault and battery On
ChaTles foolnson, % and costs; Charles Noonan, +,
assault and battery on Frederick MlchAels, t5;
victoria Bland, charged with stealing q stick OF
w0od valued Ut ten cents, 8, or 10 days In jail;
John 81. ClAlr, assault on Ferdinand MlchAels,
- and costs; Edward Lucas and Mitchell sell,
assault anu battery oil Frank TOllver, anu rob
blng him OF Ills watch worth $40. FrAnk testified
that these men assaulted him on Water street,
between sixth and seventh, knocking him down
with stone and rObOlng him Of his wa ch, $50
each Tor the assault, aud the case OF robbie was
suspended; Jane Hammond, assault and atteTY
"a uennet'a BLACKSTONE, ia and costa; John
Armstrong assault aud battery on Jennie Arm
strong; his wife, So and costs, and o. 10 bOnds 10
keep the peace six months; George Addison, lar
CNny OF a silver watch worth SiP, plead guilty
IN committed sixty days IN ilil.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1873.

SATthbAf, MAY %, 1873.
Unprecedented, Peromptory, Unre-erved.
Our Forced Sales
OF Entire Stock
-. beginning To-Day.
SO: Sl5. t9O.
Best Domestic,
Good English,
Finest Scotch.
SO Good suits, fl5 Fine Suits, $40 Best Suits
Light Shades,
Medium Shades,
Dark Shades.
sl5 suits at go, We Suits atti5, t2I Suits t2J.
Positive Facts,
Rare bargains,
Buy Early,
In Boys Suits
We Ofter The Same Inducements
t5 for an s Suit,
Of for $40 Suit,
go for u tl5 Suit.
OVcrstocked, Must Sell, No Reservation.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable TailOrs,
Corner Seventh and d streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
Rack Ruan aprins..

From June I TO October 1 the splendid hotel,
Springs, Frederick county, Virginia. Concern
ing these springs and their high medicinal ylT-
tues we shall have much TO say hereafter. Just
now, while the hot weather Is fairly upon us,
their minds where they will 70. Very few will
lightly pass over consideration OF Rock Enon,
Health, comfort and pleasure-solld, substantial
pleasure-ls sought for In the hot summer
months. That Is the governing motive, the cen
tral idea. Rock Enon invites comparisons with
all the famous watering places In the world,
Read what we have TO say about the place to-
morrow.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
BEsr GOODS At LOWEST PRICES.

Above all other places In Washington we re-
commend our readers TO the American Tea
store, corner OF seventh and streeta, for pure
Tea, and Coffee that Is roasted fresh every day
Also, the best grades Of Flour fruits Of the nnest
qualities, and fancy Groceries, all Of which are
sold at New York prices.
Dowlings Tea Store, corner OF Seventh and I
streets, Is the place to buy the nnest goods at
New York prices.
BY all means go to Dowllng's American Tca
Store, corner OF Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-26

PAPERHANGiNGs WiNDoW SHADES,
embracing all grades Of PaperhAngings and
lnga, Chromos and Photograph. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut Git
Velvet, Ac.; Picture Cord and Tasseis, kines,
Picture Cords, &C.
National Republican., 1873-05-26
LEGlSLATlVE ASSEMBLY.
THE PROCEEDINGS ON SATURDAY.

No ees.Isn or the Councii--ssmc Inauirie'
Absut the Baltimore and ohie Rail.
read-usw shall tho Assessment for
Special improvements Under the Old
Reglme be iIndet
National Republican., 1873-05-26
THE COURTS.

PALMER GREEN'S steel fountains are Tho
only ones suitable for drawing soda wateI
rom
National Republican., 1873-05-26
Funeral OF the Late Rev. T. u. McPaIl..

Thi funeral Of the late Rev. T. B. McFalIs,
chaplain United States army, took place on
Saturday afternoon from the residence Of his
hther'in-aW' Mr.. L. A. GObright, on * street,
between Ninth aud Tenth streets. The remains
with silver handles extending itS entire lengtb
anu on tue tOp was silver plate bearing the
name, age anu date Of death. Loving hands mai
sueNn beautiful aud fragrant flowers over The
casket IN such PrOfuslOn that II was ain ost COM
Meteiy hllleh from view. The services were
NsIy impressive anu participated In by several
of our most prominent CleFgymen, Rev. j. M
Soombs Iead selections from the Scriptures, and
was followed with prayer by Rev. j. q. smith.
II. Tiffany, In brief remarks, spoke Of Inc life and
character OF the deceased, and paid Glowing
tributes 10 his memory, The pall-bearers WeTs
Ney, j. Y. French, key, Mr.. Logan, Rev Mason
Noble Mr. George Patch, SH. Samuel Barlow and
Mr.. W, II. Waller. Al the conclusion OF the ser
vices Ut the residence the remains were taken 10
Hlenwood cemetery Tor internent, followed by a
large number OF relatives and friends,
National Republican., 1873-05-26
TAX SALES.
PnGgEtEEFFSlO tEFlOs sp55P q fRE 9aA4E' aAlEF Jpf15l%gsgG
RsSiSatSoeta. p,'uOr? n q g;lesst,9tsl 9 b

Notice 4 hsfe6y ivst ih., III, fcsioving iropertY
-. ssd ior isses Nay 2, ~ and Y not rsdeemea
pdvertisement,b prior 10 MAY 20 lsil deeds viii
.sle y ~ pglehsfer in the oorp9rste psme of
poration q Washington, In acoordanee with existing
laws Johk 800 y ,S39kto y n
National Republican., 1873-05-26
PRorosALs FOR WROUGHT IRON

kocH IsLiND ABsENAL. IT., April sb, is7a
HeAled proposals are hereby invited 10 fufnish,
November I, lh79, ~
About oeo lindAl feet q heavy 10 inch wrought
Ton beams TO weigh 80 lbs per yardD lenp1hn
DetEeen y and y teQt generally about ~ feef.
IRON beams Ito weigh about rs lbs. per yard !
eetye.n II and y feet, generally between iS
Prop9s.ls must state price psr pound; be ad.
uIesecd V nnder,tkned; indorsed on outhi1e PRO
a. an. m, WEpNEsDAY, June 4 lsls, and 70 be consid.
erep must be received before that time
bidders are invited 10 be present
tPr9posals must be hccompanisd by tables or
ghArh showing guaranteed strength OF beanlH and
TIE successful bidder must enter into contract and
mye bonds for faithful performance Of the con.
The beams must be straight, out OF wind, and
sa1aS5eIy " cut al ends without beinS otherwise iIed
Payments Will be made monthly, 10 desire.i, re.
befNinH ten PER cent TIL the contract u ooinpltted
mI9 Captain Of Ordnance. CommaadinR.
-
National Republican., 1873-05-26
CITY ITEMS.

HONESTY Is tho best policy In medicine as well
as In other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla Is a gen.
ulne preparation Of that unequaled spring medi-
cine and blood puriner decidedly superior 10 the
poor limitations heretofore In the market Trial
proves Il. go
THE NEW CoLoSHApE HoTEI, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is the most centrally located hotel in the city.
DooLEY's YEAST PowDER Is the cheapest, but
not lowest priced, baking powder. Elegant bis
cults, rolls, &C., prepared In few minutes.
A STARLrSg TRUTH I-Thousanis die annually
from neglected coughs and colds, which soon
ripcn into consumption, or other equally fatal
diseases Of the lungs; when by the timely use OF
q single bottle OF Dr. wistarHs Balsam OF wIld
cherry their lives have been preserved to green
old age.
GESTikNESS BUSINESS SuIrs,
Of our Own Manufacture,
In Plain Colors,
In Broken Checks,
In Cheyoits,
In sin Mixtures,
In Blue Flannels,
all at unusually low figures, for cash. Come
and realize the truth Of this assertion.
NOAH wALkER A Co.,
st Gil Metropolitan Hotel Building.