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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-02-08
SHREVEPORTCARDS.
Leon Strauss.
Matchmaker. AND JEWELER,
DEALER N

DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SpectGcIeS, Clocks, dc,
Agent for Blacks Patent Spheroldal and
interchangeable Pebble >pectacles,
jAt Mrs a ID. McDermot's Millinery Store. y
No. 26 Texas street, Shreveport, La Par
y ticular attention paid to repairing
Watches and Jewelry. All goods guaranteed
a. represented. ylln36
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

and otherwise served. religious
services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. McKeen, who had long before
attended the funerals of the parents
of the deceased, l..-~~~S in this case
assisted :by Rev. Mr.. Elliott, acting
pastor0f the Congregational church
in the place; when the remains
enclosed IN a beautiful caskct. were
conveyed to the cemetery and laid
down with those of his parents, close
by the well proportioned and sub
s,antial granite obelisk which he
had, years before, caused to lie
erected, with his name and the date
Of his birth inscribed upon it.
Mr. Wright left one brother
about four years older than himself,
in the city of New York, the celc-
bratcd cngraver, and Il prominent
member Of the American Bank
Note Company, Neziah Wright
a man well known and highly es
tcemca in financial and commercial
circles who is said to possess IA
sufliciency of wealth, acquired by
fair and honorable means. The
amiablc and excellent wife of Mr..
n. Wright, deceased some years
since, leaving no child but vlrtu.
ally adopted daughter, Jane; Il
worthy young lady. who married
Mr.. Ph.naGs Lowndesbury OF Ridge
field, Ct, n gentleman worthy ct
such Il wife.
Mr. Wright's feeble health did
not permit his attendance on his
brothers. funeral.
There was another brother, next
to Ncziali, Ellis by name, who vent
man years ago, into the western
country, ard was lost sight OF.
The only sister Of these bIo,hers,
Miss Abigail Wright, born at Lym
n. H.. Sept. &. 1913, lady possess
inc a liberal STARE Of coed nature,
chcerruineSs, and energy, has re
manned single; devoting her kindly
attentions to her parents. while
living; and subsequently to her
brothers, in Their respective homes ;
cspceially when so greatly needing
her sistelly assldultlcs.
Some years since she visited Lon .
don, and other places of note in
Europe; but her home since Tie
death Of her parents, has been
With her brother in New York.
She was present at the funeral OF
her brother at Bradford, and fol
lowed his remains to their final
resting place. NJ.
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Aa.1snef hDD"~I'se e-


The magazines for August are, as
usual, quite entertaining and in
structive. Scribncrs opens with a
very interesting narrative by Henry
VI. Baird, with Illustrations of Nan
tuckct, the once important CONNER.
cial town of Rhode Island. Among
it's many interesting and readable
articles may be mentioned Arthur
Bonnicastle, by }. q. Holland; an
episode on Fiddlctown, by Brete
Harte; Beyond the Portals, by Z.
G. Steadman; Modern Hotels, by
Mrs. II. NJ. Plunkett. and other inter
esling reading matter.
The Galaxy is quite attractive ;
it contains a description of a visit TO
Vienna, by Clemens Petersen the
Louisiana Creoles, by A. Rhodes
Drift Wood, by Philip Gilbert.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01
Jesse ,Johnson's Estate.

1,TATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District,
- s., In Probate Court held at West fa'r-
leo, on tho 2l-t day Of July, a. d., 1913,
Alexander McLanc, Administrator OF the
estate of Jesse Johnson, late of Fairlsr in
snid District. deceased, presents his admins
trstion account for examination ana allow
ance, and makcs application for an assignment
TO the widow Of the personal estate OF the
,,accascd WhcrcuPon, it Is ordered by 'nr'
Court. hat account AID said application he
referred to a session thereof to DO heid AT
East Colinth ON the ID Tuesday III August
A. d., 1873. for hearing thc decision thereon
And, it is further ordered that notice hereof
to be given to all persons interested, by rnbi''
cation of the same three weeks successNc'y
in the National Opinion, published nj Brad,
ford, VT, previous to said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear 10 SAID
time and place, and show cause, II any they
may have, why said account should moi De
allowed, and such assignment made,
BY the Court
9w3. Attest, ALyAu Bean, Register
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

WASHINGTON -Advices received
confirm previous statements regard
inc the health of the Vice President.
The paralytic stroke has left Mr..
Wilson's features III a somewhat
distorted condition, and impaired
his speech. At present he is under
treatment for the restoration OF his
general health, preparatory to n
more severe mode OF treatment
which must be adopted for the cure
of paralysis. 1t is by no means GER
tain that he will assume the functions
of his Office at the coming session
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

An inebriated drummer, probably
from Boston, went into Justice of
Peace Smiths office Monday after
noon. lopped'lown upon the lounge,
and fell into deep sleep. At the
end of couple hours he awoke, en-
qulred "what house was thisw and
insisted that he had lodged there
all night, and wanted to pay his bill.
When informed that he was not in
ahotel, but before Squire, he said /:
sOh no. that's it. Well, what's
the fine :" 1t was at least a short
time before the Squire recovered
his gravity sufficiently to correctly
explain the situation, and collect
the drummer's scattere d senses.-
Ogdcnsburg journal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

VNy 4. GOODS AND an Klyp'
w. GROCERIES Or aL.c,
at T. c. KEIES;,,.
Newbury, VI
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HOTEL FOR SALE!

AL wish to charge my business VIII sei
my Hotel ~ East Thctlord to any one Wishing
to 90 into the business, At n bargain, have
also nine acres ot river land near the ho'cl
will sell with it il desired The household
furniture will also be- sold with the hotel II
wanted, Terms easy.
have also good Farm, ons mile from the
Hotel and depot, aud the same distance nom
II ctiofd Academy, containing 10 acres GOO"
fruit. tnnni nr water 10 house aud barn, good
comfortable buildings; cost me ss,o.o, VIII
sell IT for 81 600. Fences are most Az goo"
.tone wall. Terms easy.
havc also another Farm in the East part
of Lyme, n. H., containing bOncres oil iana
nice apple orchard. oldish buildings u ple
trade Tor any one that wants - back Farm
plenty OF wood and timber On the farm WIZ
sell IL for 5000, on easy terms
Also u pasture and wood lot OF oo acres acre,
more or less near the above named iari'' VIII
sell for $500 on easy terms
Po. session given at any time on any oil the
arcs. r. :. SLACK,
East Thctiord, Vt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

\. u. Iluntley. of Topsham, lost
u horse ON Wednesday, in conse'
quence of his stepping on n loose
stone in the road and breakin. u
leg.
The Dickcy Brothers are building
n large carriage shop ut Topsham,
on the site of the old shop.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

The third Annual Fair of the
White River Agricultural Society.
will be held September End. I'D and
4th.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01
Thetford Academy
AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
Thetfor<l. VI.

DAVID IL KNEK, JT., "A Vt.
Principal.
MISS ALICE NJ, SNOW, Prcceptress.
Thorough instruction given in Greek, Latin,
French, Mathematics. English Studies, Music
and Ornamental Branches.
Special attention given to those preparing
10 teach or enter College,
Pupils in the family of the Principal viii he
furnished board including every thing and
tuition, per wear, for S225. Board per week
IN the Boarding House on moderate terms.
Indigcnt students can receive aid from the
Latham Fund.
Fall term begins Monday, Scptl. 1873,
9ws
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01
EARMFOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm stu
ated mile from bradford Village on Prospect
land. nee House built jyears ago. Agw Horse
harm aud other buildings al! good. Sugar or
ehard of 30 trees aud wood and timber enough
for the farm, good fruit orchard. good running
water ut house and barns, Terms OF safe no
eral ANY one wishing to purchase Will please
CD. BROWN.
Bradford, Vt, Jan. Is, 1873 3'tf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

Gov. Converse has been spending
a few days in Lowell, Mass. and
Hon. G. L. Knapp, the editor of the
Lowell Citiecn, says of our Chief
Magistrate: "Gov. Converse. of Yer
mont. left for Woodstock, his resi-
dence. on morning train. His visit
to our city, though brief, afforded
his friend S and acquaintance here
real plea sure. He seems rcmarka-
bly, well preserved, and would readi-
" be rated, with out reference to
dates. as fully ten years youn ger
than the record really makes him.
In looking over the long list of Yer
mont governors, from Thomas Chit
tenden in ITS to this day, 1t is n t.
ter of pride to the sons of that noble
State to reflect that their chic
magistrates have been the best men
of the period. We are quite sure
that in the last selection there was
no departure from the rule"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01
c,sswING HAS COME.
- M so III TE WE

and 6ring orr store with tho oest as
sortment, 1--WE think OF
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01

The people OF East Colinth are
about completing a very fine School
House, which would be an ornament
to any village.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01
We have to acknowledge the re-

We have to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of . splendidly printed and
bound volume, 1.-The Capture of Ii
conderoga," by Lucius f. Chitten'
den,-at the hands of NJ. b. Carpen-
ter, Esq. Secretary of the State
Senate. We would also say to all
who are entitled to copy of this
beautiful and valuable work, that
each town bundle has been sent to
the Clerk of the Count Court in
each county.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-08-01
HA.aL ES2.a2H E'OR &azE.

IGOR SALE.
j HOUSE AND LOT
on Main Stree t. Bradford Village About two
acres oi land, with good buildings inquire
at this office.
National Republican., 1873-04-28
N, La, csmn.aer, AnllrL.


Commodore John II. Aulick, Of the naval re-
tired list, died In This city early on sunday morn
Ing, al the age Of elghty-tour. He was native
Of Winchester Va, and entered the navy as
midshlpman November Is, 1909. Ills frst pro-
tea<Il1@ 1aty was In the brig Enterprise, serving
In tnu '|1A with the Boxer, being commended
for HIIantry, and honored with the command OF
the prize into Charleston harbor. Lieut.. Aullck
also brought Into port the two succeeding prizes
OF the Enterprise-thc British priyateers Fly
Of four and the Mars Of twelve guns. On
succeeding voyage he had the misfortune
10 be captured by the enemy, and remained
A prisoner In British hands until the close Of the
war. After 1915 Commodore AuCk saw service
IN various capacities In the saranAc, Ontario,
Constitution and Brandy wine uutll 1891 when he
was ordered 10 the schooner Dolphin, his nrst
command. This duty was followed By the com
mand Of the receiving snip at Philadelphia In
1890; Of the sloop vlnceunes in her cruise around
the world lss+-lsse, and during the Mexican war
Of the ship Potomac. From 1s5i to is53 Com
modore Aulct served In command Of the Rast
Indian squadron. His service at the Washing
ton yard was considerable, In various
Junior capacities, from 1881 to 1884 and
again from rs to 40, and In command
Of that station from March, islS, until lstS. III.
retirement took place In 1851, under the act Of
Congress requiring the retirement Of all ofiiceri
who had served forty-nve years.
Commodore Aullck at hIs death Is believed TO
have been the senior officer bearing commission
In the United States naval service, and durini
his long term Of service won and held the repu
tatlon OF most worthy sailor, and this In . da
VII m the commander Of q vessel depended o
hts seamanship alone and lacked the assstanc
| OF q coaLbunker.
National Republican., 1873-04-28
WOOD AND COAL.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, April 81, ls71
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for the
B Bsp.ft%shl Hl SSr Sisi dsS Of Nay. sii Al d eoIoei
Blank forms for bidding will bs furnished upon
The bids will be considered and sccepted or re,
jeoted item by item; and this AdyeTtiBement and
the proposals. far AH accepted by the Secretary Of
constltute the contract between the Government
and the bidder Or bidders and no further contract
Tho articles contracted for must bo furnished
from time TO time, during the year, In quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department
The entire quantities Of each article will, how.
6e SrapS Ssss III ns HStPs ne Hs nv ,h, individual
with snificient suIeues, In sum equal 10 Nifty per
q stses ns sd Sssr GS ea ~ the Sss *
sureties reside or do business on form TO be fur.
niAhed by the Department conditioned for fuTnish.
ing gnch portions of the articles may be awarded
Ali dslivsres WI be sublsct % inrpection by an
expert detailed for the pnrpoae by the Secretary Of
State, and the delivery Of an inferior article win be
Inc option Of the Rseretary,
Delveries must be frea Of charge A the Depart
ment OF State, Washington,
=. The failure u comply with any one one order under
state operate a. forfeiture Of the entire penalty
q the bond; or the Secretary q state may direct
the nTshass in oEen market o. such anAn'isI IN, 40 q
hciency eAuhed by such failure, and charge y the
oonIAetQrs hiv per oentum OF the price yhlch II
shall be found necessary 70 pay for such articles
will not he considered, and contracts Will b
awarded only 70 established manufacturers OF OF
PTopoaals u be addressed 10th undsrsisned, aud
HIaiLToN FISH,
ApNeolm Secretary Of State
National Republican., 1873-04-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING ;
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty-Five cents per line Advertisements undei
the head Of "Fdr Sale or RENT wanted" "Ins
and Found. and Personal twelve aud half cent
National Republican., 1873-04-28
PERSONAL,

WHEREAS VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND
w Warrant No all5, for 100 a. screa, ipsued by
the Register of the Virginia Land Once, March ~
10, to Patrick II and Legnidas ~ Holt, heirsat Law
war Of the REVOLUTION has been lost or destroyed
mass for ~ ss ssus sS9se ~ ,h asphssnSp s, 6ssg @
land scrip ap2S-g 0W
National Republican., 1873-04-28

LN0R RkNT-rHk NATIONAL LAUNDRY, |
III ;4 fSsiSS & sRSn;s. ,y'nuo o''.''H
sps,u es Fifteenth street, opposite treasury
sosAlI Ma fSRE ~ 5RTSSF .psS q s
e,iSs ~ HfS md saS %Ss.s
ne room, tSrss eSs%bes Siteh:n serysSts' room S
.S under scsss
large wood house, aud entire new fence inclosing
area fss, in dspS ir1niihs Sn On three stfsss Win
front n2ser Eatd.n and " rear 5n eISellent and
.nyen thirty days from date q sale Terms llbsE1L
E5dB Ss5 fIAi' sir.s :sES
EoR LE-sEvEIiAL MALLAND MEDIUM
sized houses, wall losated, IN northwestern part
at No. 6S LousiSbH avenue, upstairs. ar2ll6t
ISoR SALE AND RRST.-wE HAVE on
Capitol Hll and IL other sections = The y sily
5SSk 81 az iPa
s :SS tSRsE = and I sSifr SSSi'SSi .Sd
Real Rs!A,s Agents and Broters. lilo fist street,
E'oR sALE-THR STEAM sAw.MlLL IN THE
It rear of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot,
psWSsai Sn e % so % sS % Be &c ss.y re-
moved. and viii Be soid with Or without the ground.
s.tsslish%sPsS a S5.S NGEs., and i;in so@El;s,s
order. l.. CLEPHANf, President Metropolitan
Paving Company. corner New York aNenns and
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS sCRIP-FOR
ID s.le in sloo Certificates. the above scLip. witch
Liberal d''''1H' aS& iS'ffi Il sl street
spisim Under Second Nstionai BANK.
Tor sALR-oN LONG TIME, A NEAT, WILL
It built, threestory Brick House, with two-stnry
back building House fronts southeast; has little
besides bathroom and elosets; cellar under entire
yertsd into 6assmenl rooms dssired, Lot Is BY
9 InGuir, on tns pre@i'ssss M ss q hs ST5er o. The
between Ninth aud Tenth streets. spiIu
EoRsALE-THRREF FINELY SITUATED AND
It very attractive LOTS. on y STREET south, near
First street. Capitol Hill The East Park extension
approaches within seyenty.nye yards Of this prop
erfy, and the Avenue cars will soon 10 by We offer
ats bargain and on easy 'srRs HESTER RYoN,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers, 10 First stree,
| southeast apii.u
ENoR SALE = SIXTY ACRES. ADJOINING
IL the Maryland Agricultural College, eight miles
from wA.hinston and one nile and 4aaTtsT from
0Spfti spiSG '''0n ~ EishsSnih st. nSf Or iius r m
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS SCRIP.
We hays for sale in slOO certificates the above
chSssrs LEIIs JOHNSON / CO. BANKERS
apo I'm
GOLDEN HILI.-THIs FLOUR FOR SALE
VI In quAntitie. TO suit Its quality never better
| than nov Al other sIAde Flour In store and for
Aale Low by W. N. GAIT, Indiana Avenue and first
National Republican., 1873-04-28
rls Consolidation OF Next ysar's German
Army.


The following dstalls on the constitution Of the
German army for 1874 are taken from offielal
documents presented 10 the Reichstag: The total
effective force IL t,oss ofcers, aO ,sos non-com-
mlssioned oracers, private soldiers and musician,
i.oTe surgeons, esl paymasters, CO.. veterinary
surgeons, osT Irmorers, % saddlerS, and ", ,lbs
horses. There are las infantry regiments, 9
schools for sub-oficers, school Of xunnery, 70
| battallons OF chasseurs, 2it landwehr district
commands, % cavalry regiments, military nd
ing school, 50 regiments OF neld ARTILLERY, 10 regi-
nents OF foot artillery, 9battalions OF horse ar
ullery, IS battalons OF pioneers and train. rail-
| way battalion At Berlin, and rallway company
in Bavaria. Great attention Is devoted 70 the
The Following are the statistics of these nur.
| series for ofncerG Berlin, 800 pupils; Potsdam,
$40; Culm, $50; wahlstadt, 30; Bensberg, 40
i oranienstein, I40-of 1, 800. In this number are
not included the Dresden cadets. the Relchstae
has also had presented 10 u . bin dealing with
i the war marine. Tue chief expenses arc Tor the
construction OF new vessels, the completion Of
haven, finishing the docks al Danzig, continue
ton OF the eastern Frisian canal from the olden'
burg frontier TO wtihelmshAyen; tho canal Join
ing the Bay OF Kiel with the Baltic and Blach
Seas canal materials for the service for thu
docks and ports and for torpedoes, &c. The
total credit asked by the Government ls q, sse,
100 thalers, which Is equal TO nearly eli, 900, 90
sterling. comparison OF the nayJ estnatei
Of the various States Is presented In the docu
ments prepared by the German Chancellery
valued IN thalers. In 1879 England spent on he
navy 6s, ,es1, go thalers; France, 9o,GJo,tIp Rus
sia, 70, ,69i ,soT, and Germany, el22,i2a
National Republican., 1873-04-28
A Curlou- Character In New Hampshire,

There Is a man about IS years old, now living
withIn nfty miles OF Conway, N. H., who was
born an invalid, and could neither walk nor talk
until nearly ten years OF age, and appeared
ldiotic. when some ton years OF age he began
to walk on bis toes, which he has ever since
done. Losing his balance one day he fell, strik
ing his head on the noor, and CRED ou
"Bumpl" This was the nrst and only word HI
was known to speak until nearly twelve years o
age, when he fell q second time, repeating TIT
iTHt word. after which he talked freely. tn
most remarkable part OF his history u that a
well as other children OF his age, When abou
eighteen years old his father ntted up smal
room for him, putting In SIS worth OF notions
He Is now In company with q brother In trade
having goods estimated worth o. least y 600 AM
Is doing nearly all the work In the store,
National Republican., 1873-04-28
ConRres. Hall.

As surely as the night Of birds announce
changes Of season, so do our advertisements Of
summer resorts foretell the nlghI Of the fashion
able world from crowded cities and dusty streets
TO shores that are ''sea girt," and to beaches
where the salt foam OF the Atlantic may be en-
joyed. For this purpose there Is no nner spot
than Cape May and no nner hotel than Congress
Hall. It has eight hundred feet ocean front and
Is newly furnished throughout. Congress Hall
opens this year June !, under the popular pro-
prietOrship OF J. =. Cake, Of willards.
National Republican., 1873-04-28
oE9Raf aJga ! IdSI,,,II NJ FILLMORE MO 4 CO.,

Opposite City HAIL.
"sai Estate Agents and General Collectors,
changso h w S,h1d h1d fsrms for sale rent and az
~ anS,,,D iALueular attention paid to the eosstio1
satiSfSeiioS r, Se and prompt retl lrns insuISd
OF no charge made for trouhIs, s1Sl,9
National Republican., 1873-04-28
MERCHANT TAILORING.
LOUIS KETTLER,
H. KOPPEL,

. Just received large invoice Of SPRING GOODS
National Republican., 1873-04-28

''SrSciatc these gcntlaAen; that an uugrateful
republic steadily refus& TO employ them in
any capacity. But while 'thoy live and are
willing to give the country the benefit Of their
great genius, why should wo despair Of the
rcnublicp
National Republican., 1873-04-28
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR sALR-A BARGAIN-THREE BEAUTI-
II FUL LOTS half q square FROM the War De.
partment, and only ais per square foot. with only
years Al stI per cent builders call early, a this IL
4 positiye bafRain. .HpYCK \ ADDISON,
apas II No. ilOl New York ayenue
National Republican., 1873-04-28
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGEsi CARRIAGES!
" OARRTA0RSlli
On hand Q full assortment OF New aud
Second. hand Family Carriages, Bust1os. ~ ~
Phaetonsl SeI AMONG them several very NM
nne uOttinE Bllpfies, weighing Nb lbs
also, one seeond.hAnd EiIleat Park Phaston, HAr
ness, Horse Coverp, &c, will be sold at bargain.
JOHN " BRTDoET,
apa5N L1s PennsylyaniA Ayenne.
National Republican., 1873-04-28

TT All communications whether on busincss or
for publication, should be addressed TO wH. j. Mun
rAoH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. waahins
ton. n &.
National Republican., 1873-04-28
pRorosALs FOR FUEL.

PoATsMoUTH, Nh
sSIs. sSni q q S%Ssba %eoa
oHARIEsTowN, MAss
$ sS9i. sS@i q q W. sood.
-. pgoQkLYS.
isS sords q Wood.
PgILADHLFHIA. PA.
IS cords o{ Wood
tors 0fiicsJ - -
80, yAsHIsaroS. DC.
y y sSa; soaas q q SS.D WOOD.
Is cords q wood
aOsPORT, Va
,sss .Saa SSaa: e & Ssts SHoa
loo cords SsfsssSor'A' 2 WSsS. FLA
Mare ISLAND, CAL
(wih the privilege Of Increasing the quantity one
The Wood and Coal furnished q, .w..h,ps,op pity
the ayyernmeni inspector sppoln!ed BY The Nayy
don, Nc. peld By the contractor. -,.-,--. :
.rp.Ss sr II 81 SfGs: iss ss. % SS''n'd upon
psymen,s VIII be made upon the reoeipi oi
Ss 81 sss s McS ST Scs n.
been delivered Tho right = reserved 70 relect Al
bids considered unreasonable. s.
70 ss asS s.Psa q PtSJ
ne, ne uSssd sAis. .s sId.s TRiI.d STATE. ps
ocppsPy each proposal otherwise Il viii hotbe con
10 bs indor.ed Proposals for Fus'.~ and I'D
dressed 10 'ns "nd'r'isnsaf n%safILIIM n BLACK.
CorpGl aTas
National Republican., 1873-04-28
WANTS.

SToRAGE CAN BE OBTAINED IN THR
- Building southeast corner Of Ninth and D
streets northwes'. Inquire upon the premise-L