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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

New style frames at Brown & Higgins
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

srEREosCoP1c VIEWS at the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

SrEREoscoP1o Views at the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

A FRIEND remarked recently that he
would not be without Pain Cure Oil for
fifty dollars. Two bottles had cured him
Of a severe attack Of Rheumatism, and he
is now well and happy. 1t costs but so
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

"s1vER GRAY" Cigars at G. F. Mayer
g. Sons, No. 112 Market street. They
are made OF pure Yara tobacco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

The best stogie made can be bought
at G. F. Mayer & Sons, No. 112 Market
street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

LEAVE your orders early for your Pic
lures at Brown s Higgins Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

TIE best cigar in Wheeling Is "Ls Flor
do Morals" G. F. Mayer & Son, 112
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

PICTURE FRAMES at the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

The "Crecente" Is tho cigar. Buy OF
G. F. Mayer & Son, No. 119 Market
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

CAMEO hlEDAIMoNs at the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

HAVE your Pictures for the Holidays
made at Brown s. Higgins Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
MEDICAL.

Or Sugar.CoatCd, Concentrated,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious Granulos. THE "LITTLI
GIANT" CATHAIITIC, or Multum
rr novyn n1,voln
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12


The Scientific American Gays II Ia said
that probably about 90, 10000 or 10000. 600
Goldfish arc taken from the sea annually
around the shores Of Newfoundland. But
even that quantity seems small when we con-
slider that the cod yields something like
$50, 900 eggs each season, and that even
5000, 900 have been found In the roe OF a sim
gle cod Other nsh, though not equallng the
cod, are wonderfully productive. \ herring
with about Sc, 900 oya. After making all rea'
sonable allowances for the destruction Of
eggs and Of the young, It has been calculated
that In three years single pair Of herring
would produce i54, 0O00 900, Button said, tina
n pair Of herring were left TO breed ant
multiply undistnrbcd for q period Of twenty
years, they would yield a tsh bulk equal Il
The globe on which we live. The cod far sur
passes the herring In fecundity. We're II no
that vast numbers OF the eggs were destroyed
fish would so multiply as to MI the waite
completely
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR FUEL, FoRAeB AND
sroorp O. NJ ssIss S%Iss Trs VIZ
s,..a SSsEo1 mhs. Ne, MAJ, e. va e, u.u.
soSdiYgps w, q .Ss sd XXI. mai n
is Z aeot & ~ CSf @
z. saa s.ss Sas ss SS
year ending June 70, 80, a. follow. WS' wv
BOSTON, MASS.
SsSTsa: R R,SSl, %SV %ood
800 c onnds q 3, A AI,l,S c S,
iegai pounds oi Oats
i isSS P PSSna: & 5 Msy
FORT INDEPENDENCE. BOSTON nARBOn.
beords q Hard Wood,
1905 pounds y Anthracite Coal, egg size.
ISsS Po11Sas q 2.,s
isSS PSu anS 81 straw.
FORT WARREN. BOSTON HARBoR. MAsa.
sSSsoSasnt S.sc5 0'"' "SS ''
so pounds q 3sls.
iiIS pSanas q q straw sas
ESS sS p rSsShE ESSTLsS b.. E e..
-. ao,,nlj SseaJ
S$$ S SSS$$: & & s sIss...
FORT sg rLJ v !: EsASSTr2RT. NE.
iU,oo' pounds o. Anthracite Goal, t.tovc
gsO ps lns 4. Of 9..
S Found: g e Straw.
roFE sS PSsSS. F RSisisslt. 5o aASS
FORT At etsRR %s F!oiSf, NEW BEDFORD.
n re- EE SSnSS: q q 1 An Coal
~ w i bound: q q s s,aya
FORT coSsg SJlSs q .iS sE Es,S CASTLE NH
ia pounds Of Straw.
fS sS5 p SSSs z 9T SSsSssSIIs GJ s
la pounds Of straw.
LONG POINT BArTERIEs, PRovISoErowN.
\. iS ssSSss q \ H s,S.y Wood.
FORT MccLE.RY, KILTERY POINT, ME.
~ pounds Of Straw.
FORT rH I. L nlTi, MASS,
III pounds OF Straw.
FORT PoPHAM. PARKER's HEAD. NE.
iN pounds Of STRAW.
FORT sEw Wall y SA 4. p %nnS MASS.
i,4pounds OF Straw.
FORT sT S6SDSs u PRIyMSITH MASS
IL POUNDS Of Straw.
FORT soAMltEL. poRTLAND. ME-.
"i% ~ p ISSSas a a. ssr.T Coal
@.e pounds H9t6rscite GOAL
~ pounds Of Straw.
ton ~ such oficer or agent As may be designated
%eo sa o Ss sound merchandise, dry, free from
sm. SS Sr sS, ie r.. spS su n i.shs o.
red ash, clean Oats 70 be sound. fre-h OF the best
quality, frce from dust oihrr defects and deiiv
Srsa N 4, 10 cd lev, SsSh wal,
securely baied. straw 70 bsGf The bet quality
wood 70 Be Piled IN The Post Wood yardsor shea.
Coal 70 be deiiyered In cellars or bins. Oats, Hal
All TO be delivered. free Of eNpcnss. TO the unltcs
STATE IN .Ish an.ns,.s tnd such time As Ia
Zach prpposal must be accompanied by guaran
tee, Aligned by two Ie,ponsbe pyrsons, the
ss ss 81 reSenus, or chsr Tnsed Esss ee,.
| that n the proposal 10 accepted the bidder will q
once enter into contract In accordance herewith
and asf e nj q &.
tract for IL faithful performance.
! Proposals 70 he made on seIArate pheeta for thu
.mSan,s q wS9S: Coal Oats lay q STRAW rssPse
price per cord ss cubic feetl Of wood per ton aGi
ponndsl q coal, hay OF stray. or per bu,hel "a
sSppiss % e asa.rsd e :, Sch station which Tn
ffoposals may b made for dehyery Of the sur
| who have failed 20 comply with previous oohirseii
aud the right T. reserved % reject any all bids nc
considered advantageous 'ths public service, or b
Of sdvantae % the pub &c interest," Of % receive Ii
whole or any part Of the supplies that may be cot
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for -(wood
coal, oats, hay, straw, a. the case may BEL an
address 10 the "na''.'Sn' MONTGOMERY,
cssf e. sPG u Pi BaS b bsSt q ,Ss "a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
Scene In n smeLius Car.

The following amusing incident occurred
recently In a smoking car between Shelby
and New Orleans, says the Cleveland Tunes;
"a woman with poodle dog entered the car
Just prior TO the departure OF the train from
the former point, and after depositing her
dog on the scat, turned over the back Of
another one, 90 that each scat faced the
other. Together she and her canine com
panlon thus monopollzcd two entire seats.
Appearances seemed to Indicate that the car
was one exclusively for the convenience OF
those addicted TO the use OF the weed but
Of this fact she was soon apprised by the
conductor, who advised her To obtain a seat
In another car, informing her ut the same
time that the accommodations In the way OF
seats In the other coaches were superior TO
those where she then was. However, she in-
sisted on remaining, urging that her presence
would deter the occupants OF the car from
smoking, and she would consequently eNpc'
rieuco no discomfort from tobacco fumes
Long before the train reached this city, how.
ever, gentleman sitting directly Ia front oil
her produced his case, aud, taking herefron
q cigar, began putting away at Ii In q man
ner which seemed peculiarly calculated tt
nggrayate the woman back Of him. In al
instant, strategic movement, she wrcsted tn
obnoxious cigar from his mouth and threw
out Of the window, cNclaimlng, II there
anything do hate, II Is tobacco smoke Tn
PehNRSe6SYhr hdgHltpq.eSSsa Nh" 8heuYEE
smoker suppressed whatever emotions ma.
have been Struggling for expression In word
or action, and Maintained throughout tn
same imperturbablc gravity which had char
acterized him from the first. Calmly risinl
from his seat, he opened the window neares
him, fastening It up, and reaching over tn
seat back, took that womans poodle dog an
threw II out Of the window as far bcyoLd a
possible, at the same time saying, IL there
anything do hate, It's poodle dog
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
GALE OF OBSOLETE AND UNsERvICEABLR
. ORDSkSoE AND ORDNANCE sTOREs.

GALE OF OBSOLETE AND UNsERvICEABLR
. ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE sTORES.
UNITED Stats ORDNANCE AaEScT,l
Con. or HOUSTON AND OREEsK HTHEEIs,
ENTRANCE ON onEESE ST, P. o, boz lsliJ
NEW NOnK, April u, tblA
Sealed proposals., In Duplicate viii BE- recoiyed At
S SsS sS the Small 1pd 9
fSats SnS Ps6ts n s 6aitsa W stais ,po' A
r pids viii be oPspsd At z soieeE m. on THURS
posts in the following named States aud Territories.
y Wit Alabama, California, Florida, GeonEA,
Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, NebraskS, Nevada,
Arizona, Colorado, Dakota Idaho. Indian. Montana,
Now Mexico, washington aud Myoming,
For list Of stores In detail. location, terms, 40.
ton at the Ordnance once, War Department.
WAShinEton ID. O., at this agency, Al any Of the
ArAenAls or depots,a aud oUmmAnd Oteers Of other
What storsS on baud Il their respsctiSe Posts are
Tue Department reserve. the riRht to reject all
the acceptance Of any bid wtd have De approved
BY the War DEPARTMENT.
Terms cash Ten yer cent II the time Of ths
Award aud tins remainder when the property = do
laova Of the stores. Packing boxes will he changed
Gtpriees 10 be determined By the Department
Bidders viii state etpneiuy the poet where tha
the Kinds aud quantities they lrOpo-e TO purchase.
Deliveries Will only DO made at the varioun posti
proposAis will be addressed 10 the United STATE,
Ordinance Agency, N Va Up. o. Box tsitl and shoult
DO ndOrsea ProIoaAlH for purchasing Obsolete ant
Unseryiceable Ordnance aud Ordnance stores,
with ths names Of the. Ar.enals. for,s or Dspot
tories IL which tho stores proposed to be purchAse'
BY satsority of the Chief Of Ordnance ,.,
Breyet Colonel U. Il. A., Major Vi Ordnance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
SH%T nE 3 40TE 4 U.s. CAN TTc SsaSsR.


n ovERNMENT SALE.
VIII be s .Sa !. ii judo ssasSen ia
I'M H % ~ staa Steam n2SR
Three tsj AIes, Wood.
99G ns hAS Sssr IRss
4SS 4! \, b EiS$: nssi H s:S !, ,0s,,.
Lwotil ssts Blccks, With falls.
81: h:ss: H. & Rss:
Nv Issa ~ S ens Ssl sia.Ses: sFiSs"
One al brush, NhitewAsh.
one ~ Brush, Paint
SIXTY tejJ pounds Bolis aud Nuts. assorted.
Fifteen lSl POUNDS Boriner, Iron.
One a! sst cess, c,1g s.i,s ten to the Set
i've q, Cana SGair,, Tin
Four 81 Diyiders, CArpcnterG
*: +: = f BIi ms; I D.m Brace.
Two a rurnase-, linncr'a
Ei sSt FeSd iSi ,66l, Brass.
-Four Four u Sssfsts, Man Hole, iss by iig inches
one y set dOusrs, UarI-ntsr's
one ~ uausr, Carpentsr's.
Doe ~ Hammer. Hand.
One ~ Hammer, Claw.
Three ~ Hammers, Copper.
PfsS Y ~ i fset Il sc. Rubber ipchcs
one % Hydromster, Metal, Test
Twenty ,.iI (ssl Lamps, Hand, Drass
Five iD Lantern. Globe: -r
one one ID MEASURE, ccpts pint
99RR:s d FPs Fan, BI GSn sI...
sixty +isht tssi pounds Psekins. Tneks, ~ inches
Thirty IiSt u w pound. rscsins. Taei.. inch.
siI 80 Ness Paint. brown Zine in OIL about q
Five IS Es's Paint, white Zinc in on, SbOu, Sd
Sixty tsSi Ess- Paint. white Lead In OIL, about la
siI d KY. Paint, Black lead in oil. about IN
Two a. K-ss Paint Red Lead, Dry. about 4
FOura csas Paint. Chrome or~cn In oil. about II
One dI eau Paint. Yellow ochre. Dry, about ~
Nine VsS Cans Paint, Green In on. about ;spoupd.
Two ~ Cans Spirits of Turpennne' about 81 gal
One EiEe, Mo.s;
One nsir finss,Sr, ,
one Eis Eau slff Srs, : D
Two gD Pisnss, Jack;
Two " Risnss, RsSSst
dn nS y - R sasnsb Rt. SS,S
FsspPi SSn BSss1Rs sb asgH shsss NH
| Pour n POUNDS Rubber Sheet 'ls ipchrs.
FFssT roGRS SSSnfs oFs
| one 10 sst sticks, Tapa and Dies
TWsnty.ons lsD Boxes soap. pro~n' about al
Fifty seven tgD Boxes Soap. Saltwater. Sbout>sO'
| pounds
/ Two ts) Scales, Spring Balance
Doe 40 SPokeshAye.
one az Square, Try.
One ~ Rav, Rip.
| Two az SawA Crosscut
one ~ Saw, CompAiA.
One ~ saw, Tenant
Two (1) SledFcn, Composition.
Ten (lOl ScrAlrru, ship.
One ~ Syringe, Brass.
one } Screwdrtver
sixteen (l6 pounds Suit hur, fulyerised.
| Four ~ pounds Soapstone.
| Two az NlAtea, Log
Twelve IA STICK, Packing.
| Thirty two an Shoyels Rcoop.
| One % Thermometer, Saline
| Ono ~ set Tools, BAcknmiths'.
ON % Vice. Hand
Two 10 pounds WIcklng, Circular.
One ~ Wrench, Screw. II inches.
Ono ~ Wrench, screw, Is inches
Two ~ WTenchea. Screw, u inches.
One ~ Wrench, Screw, 10 incher.
amounts 10 be paid In Government funds.
by order q the CommsndInt ,,,...,
1ed Chief Engineer, U. h. ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

The Scientific American says II Is not often
that we find scientific Items Of any especial
degree OF interest TO the members Of the fair
scr, who may, porchancc, glance over our
pages; but now we believe we have got one
which Is simply absorbing. Probably Madame
or Misc, you arc the posscssor Of summer
dress, made from some white diaphAnous ma
terial; and II may also he imagined that dur
Ing your shopping you have inspected goods
of similar nature, only Of varying cOlors,
from which you have purchased sufficient
materials TO construct number Of those he
wildering garments In comparison with the
intricacies Of which the most elaborate work.
Of modern engineering furnish no parallel.
Now, q learned German professor has To-
vented q plan whereby your single white
dress may be changed as often rs You desire
to any color you may fancy, and this In your
own laundry, 50 that hereafter the money
which you would devote to several robes OF
varying hucS may be entirely saved, while you
may appear daily, II you choose, In toilets Of
totally different complexion. The process is
very simple, and consists In merely color
Ing the starch used In the doing up"
Suppose white dress Is to be tinted u
beautiful crimson Three parts Of fuchsln,
an anallne color which any chemist can readi-
ly procure for you, are dissolved In twenty
parts Of glyeerine, and mixed In mortar
with little water. Then ordinary starch,
finely pulyeriEed, Ia stirred In, and the thick
mas obtained Is poured out and dried on blot
ting paper. The powder thus obtained Is
applied 10 the fabric. When tic latter IL dry
10 10 slightly sprinkled and pressed with a
moderately warm Iron. BY means Of other
coloring materials, mixed as above described,
any desired tint may be obtained. We should
counsel, however, an avoidance Of damp To-
calliies, and strongly deprecate going out Ia
the rain with II, rs we doubt the "fastness' OF
the dye, and would not be at all surprised 10
behold the garment shortly assume a rather
streaked and Ecbra-like appearance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
ID RoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
TnInn BIsTRis nai Rsr yG asTnr Fl.

QIyIcE CHyEy QuAnTEnMlsrERy
PntlApkLPHIA, Pa. May g. ls7l y
Sealed propo<als, In trpcate, with . copy Of this
advertisement pttAched arg invited At this Office un
III u m on tho eth day Of June. isiS. for tho dey
third military district department u the Eat from
July l. bI3, to June ~, ls5+ At such times, and in
such quantities a. tho acting assistant quartermss
tors AZ the several Posts may require, supplies to be
subject 70 the usual inspection, Wis
AT BALTIMORE. MD.
lao cords merchandise Hard Wood, more or leas
n ~ pounds Hay, jbaled.l more or isss
llto pounds straw, tDaled, more or lees,
AT FORT McIIRNRY, ND.
~ % dellsered a. such points At the POSTS a. the
Us cords merchautab,e Hard Wood, more or less
KoQoI POUNDS Oats. well saeked,) re or less.
toOp pounds Hay, tbaled. more or less.
hobo pounds straw, tbaled) more or bsss.
AT FORT fgoTE, MT.
49, pounds Corn. twell sAcked.D more or lees.
Ae5 pounds Qas, lwell sacked more or less,
y. 70 pounds BtAw, (baledJ more u Iess.
IN III p,,s and Corn 70 DO clean. well naeked. In
The Hsy 70 be Timothy. Of q good quality, FREQ
rum weeds, cut IN season, well cured aud bAied.
Jps straw 70 be Of good quality. cleAn. long and
BIDS for each post should be made separately.
bids will DO reco we'd and contr acts executed sup
lectto the usual Conditions
ptfeto be Addrrssed to the undersiSned al Phil.
adslphias IA, indorsed -proPosAls for Supplies
' e-o may &c o. q. sIwrELLR.
der GENERAL myIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
Posts ay Wood. ZEE

Bidders will state the kind Of Hay - WOOD they
propose to furnish, also the kind Of wood Of which
The Charcoal offered IL made, and in bidding for
deli, cry a more than Que post viii make separate
The Hay must be we'll cured, and Of the best
quality In every respect, and must be properly
be dssiFnatsd By The proper oicer Of The Quarter.
masters Department
Delivery d the hay 70 DO commenced ~ .oon as
dohs Ssi inS a. s poper csss
ouartermaster's Department at fhe. posts ,pan;ed
may aesynIte. Delivery 70 be completed cd OF DO
IN Two thousand POUNDS win constitute one ton Of
fhs Wood must be sound. and Of good. merchant.
asis duality IN eneEy rn-Pse, and must o. ecm,
propsr oficer Of the q Ms Department. may desis.
The Charcoal or Ditumlnous Coal must be Of Eocd.
stored In such inaniitis and Pacss o. the proper
ofiicer OF the y Ms Department may direct
Delivery Of The wood and coal 10 be commene
eamplStsd in four months, Il Last one ToaS a the
entry quantity contracted for TO DO delivered
ar H s RS aoSn 2
at the posts named will DO entertained
The right 10 reserved by the undcrsisned 70 reject
ohs fSnTth, a any tine SitSin hIrtT asSs SssoIs
the expiration OF the contract, the quAntiies con
coed I'd sarsisPt bonds y b J rs9SI5rd iES
msnt Oh The contrast
1ne usual reluiremOnts must be observed In
the oirs sfS q he % Is bsTsra%St =
by authority Of the District oSg%aPSna a;y,r,s
Deputy .ou.risrmastsr General i. $. A. chisi
QuAftsrmaster myA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.


kEw OnLEAEu, La, MAY ", 1866 ~
Advertil attached 70 each. viii be received At
p .,S oh .Ss ni,sd sates 6asrsrmsstsrs pepar
insPt WIN such guspt,tie, q corn G,ts Timothy hay
quired for use at the depot in this city, TO
ship 70 stAtiona IN lhis departnent not otherwise
department Of TeIas during the fiscal year com.
mencing Jlly !, lsl9, and ending June ~ lsfl
About ~ tons OF corn and oAts, 10 tons Of hay
and % tons OF straw will be required In the city,
and that required for shipment Il not known.
All necessary Information in regard TO bidding
requirements, etc, with blank forms Of proposals.
bids nod made upon these foIna, or In conformity
thereto Will not be oopAideTed
snvcl6pes marked hPToposals for furageh "
WILLIAM y, HUdHRH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
pRoPosALs FOR WATER TRANSFORM
DEPor QuARTElnAsrEn'a OrYIcE,l

p5ror ouAaIEHh.srsnn oIsIcr.l
Sealed proposals.. In duplicate will BE- received 81
this once until Y N. June Y. leia for The perform.
between this city and Forts foote and Washington,
Nd which may be rean,Eed by this Departmsnt
Bdder will state tbs priee PER man. and the Price
rel, pound; also the rate per diem At which they
must be accompanied by guarantee Of two respon-
be persons that contract 70 be entered into will bo
duly executed.
Ihs right . reserved 70 reject snY .qd al bids
Proposals are TO be add eaeed 70 the undersigned.
plainly markell "ProposAla for Water Transports
Biddsra are invited 10 be present OF the opening.
Any further information desired will be given on
-''''' ~'A " '''- WILLIAM MYERs,
Broyet BrisAdler General U. II. A., Depot Quarter.
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ID RorosALs FOR FUEL.


oTrIcE or suPKRIsrrNpEsT AND DIsB. cLEHE.j
PosT OYYicE DKPIRTaEsT,
WsHIHaros, u. O., May ~, Is7A
until u o'ciock 10, on WE'D EsDAY, July q, isfo.
for fHrnshing fnsl for the Post Once DEPARTMENT
FOR the delivery and storage Of IS tons C1.sp
% baltimore Vein White Ash Anthracite Furnace
pounds Of he bet saaliy hsfSors VEN EN- Wiss
Ash Anthracite k4n{, size for Hrates.
All the above coal 70 be thoroughly screened and
free from slate, and delivered within SIXTY days
from the date OF the contract, and stored In the
Tsaiti n the nspartment before the party furnish
Also, iiJ corda Of the hest Oak Wood, well sea-
sonsd and sound. and " cords OF best quality, well
seasoned aud sound Pine Wood.
sts Scntfsst 70 Ss corded altSs pepsrtn s
building AZ may be desired.
The whole TO be weighed or measured by the In
speetor appointed under the act OF Congrezs VI
July ls.9the weight 70 be according 70 the scales
Average samples o. the Coal to be contracted foE
must accompany each bid
BIDS for the different articles will be opened In
the ONCE OF the superintendent In the presence Of
such bidders a. may choose to attend tho ID day Of
The Department reserves the righi TO rejAct all OF
any portion Of tile bids received, " deemed for the
interest o. the Department 90 TO do.
satiafaetry bond viii be required for the faith
W geiormsnSe o. ths contract within ten dA,
satisfactory certificates from the shippers mus
be shQyn the buperintendent certifying that tn,
Coal delivered 70 them tthe contradictory IL the kind
required o' tho D'p.r'pSfHbh 5. cuESowErn,
Superintendent and Disturbing ofiicer. Peat One
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
PROPOSALS FOR Dixie.

ARM1 BUILDING, HogEToA AND QREEHE aTAl
NV YoRKi june y, lblA
d9pt HATborl New York. will be rcsiVed until noon
o. bids and other tSIfHs;SP to
Lieut. Dol, EnaihssTI, BIT MAJ. den,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
DROPosAIs ron EIrRL. FORAGE AND
IL STRAW,
8 DEPARTNTsT ~ mn gull,

NEW ORLgAHa, La, May ", ls7a }
Sealed pTOpOsalu IN tipioAIe, with a copy OF tniH
ment attached % each Will be received at
sstAnt 9laItermasier Of the poet untl iso'cloch M
Louislaha, monthly a. Seanired, from July /, ID K
TO june o., IVA, with the following lnAiitilies Z
straw,
bips for any part Of tho supplies will be receiver
All necessary Information In regard to biddinI
requfemonts, etc, With blank fOrtns OF propt aAlr
and straw VIII be turnished on application to this
ONCE and bids not made upon these forms or In
pTopoaaa 70 be Addressed 10 the undeTslEned. or
aud marisd, EPropoSsIs for Fuei,S or fSTsgS, a.
the eAhemAy be. WILLIAM p, HUuHRR,
Chief QnaTterm aalef,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12

DRoPosALs FOR FUEL AT THE NAVAL,
ACADEMY AT kNNAIoLIs. ND,
80 tons Gas Goal
iOO tUna steamer Anthracite Goal
9,i0l tons Cumberland Goal. ldeorge's Greek run
oi mine, with fair proportion OF lumis,
Of expense 10 the United States Government Tha
QAs OOI immediately after the ist % July next;
Cumberland Coal immediately after lat o. Anifunt
The delivery Of each kind must be continuous
than sixty tonS per day The Coal 10 be Of ihn best
quality. free from dust and TO weigh a2to pounds 70
The right 70 reject bids for Goal not suitable for
Proposals 70 be ndorsed "l,ToposalA for Coal "
and addressed TO JOHN Il. WORDEN,
nays Rear Admiral and bupt. N, A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
HATS.
STINEMETZ,

II A II II Il h
No. 1897 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Invite. an examination Of his large stock o. SUM
MER HATS In Dress Cas- imere' Manila aud MACK
ss-ksert for Dunlar 4 Cos New York DRESS
SIMFRR HATS my@
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-12
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