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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

Under tho Restoration Bonapartists and
Republicans were attached allies; the patriots
never referred to Napolcon's tyranny, and
the uieilles culottes lie pedu, (old leather.
breeches,) the Impcrialists, were enthusiastic
for the principles Of the revolution: all agreed
TO hate the Bourbons.
Under Louis Philippe third section wa,
added to the "Outs "-Legitimsts Joined
Republicans and Napoleonists In detestlng
the Monarchy Of July.
The Second Empire had also a triple foe
Orlcanists led Bourbonists and Radicals In
systematatic attacks. When tho hour Of vic.
tory comes, ono Of tho sections exclusively
reaps the fruit the others join tho over.
thrown party In new league Of discomfort.
We sec the same phenomena repeated Iovi
The Republique Franchise, the Rdppel, and
the Ordre praise NJ. Theirs, NJ. Gambetta and
NJ. Rouher; the organ OF the ex-Dlctator ha,
ceased to dllate on the crimes Of the Empire
and the Imperialist prints are Intensely demo
cratic In their tone; from one OF them even
escapes this phrase; "Justico ought TO be
| the war, which, aside from his inexperiencs
and temper, was that Of great patriot"
So runs, from the great revolution OF to
day, the current history Of France. And Sc
1t will run until the final contamination Of
France In intermittent revolution, unless
| which Is scarcely probable, the masses Of th,
people throughout the country understand
and practice politics, instead Of filling the
soil and accepting stolidly whatever govern
mcnt Is imposed on them by Paris insurgen
or by the master OF Paris cowed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

The following Is the experience of me
chanic concerning tho benefit Of news
paper
Ten years ago lived In town In Indiana.
On returning home one night, for l am a
carpenter by trade, saw a little girl leave
my door, and asked my wife who she was.
She said Mrs. Harris had sent after their
newspaper, which my wife had borrowed.
As We sat down to tea my wife said TO me,
by name:
~ wish you would subscribe for the news
paper; II Is SO much comfort to me when
you are away from home"
II would like 10 do So" said ], but you
know owe q payment on the house and lot.
1t will be all can do to meet it."
She replied: 'If you will take this paper
/ will sew for the tailor to pay for It,"
subscribed for the paper; II came In due
time to the shop. While resting one noon
and looking over II, i saw an advertisement
Of the county commissioners to let q bridge
that was to be built. Iput In bid for the
bridge, and the job was awarded to me, on
which cleared $500, which enabled me Ia
pay for my house and lot easily, and for the
newspaper. II had not subscribed for the
newspaper / should not have known any
thing about the contract, and could not have
met my payment on my house and lot.
mechanic never loses anthing by taking 0
newspaper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

1t has been calculated that the English Ian
guage contains about thirty-Avc thousand
words, but II We inquire how many of these
tlnnty-ive thousand words are in daily use
We shall be perfectly astounded at the small
nU-s OF the number. \ child, from the mo-
Inen.he begins to speak, picks up words and
uses thSl by an initiative process, which
WAKES lessaetiye as he becomes an adult.
The number required in childhood may be
about one humid. II he does not S belong
no period Of his life s,1ulre more than Nlroo
hundred or three hundrti and Gity. upoSp
stock Of twice that amountIS may mix wltI
learned men, and even write book. Then
how vast is the number Of words hat lie hid
in the "kamus" or "ocean '-accordins 20 u.
Arabic tltle-of our dictionaries. Words maj
even the educated speaker or writer admins
ters only in homeopathic doses words once
in repute but now forgotten words invented
for tfe use Of science or art; words conhhen
in their usage TO certain Districts ana dia'
lects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

,,E,,r, ,f,ornoon ~ soya tho Ga, Erancis,o
p.,u.tiu .. ,niJdIo-o,cd ma, viii, h,oh
-, rao,,i,o, ou,sid., Ria non,oIoons s,,lor,.
',,,os,so,, IL, Sn,.i, am and lone ourI,no
sue'n'e, SUIT sA' ai' sHu iope s
hair flowing over MS shoulders, ~ Joaquin
Miller, appears on Leidesdorif street, and
either basks In sunbcams that struggle around
tho CORNERS ar walks mn and down The side
IL ,,,,, a., ',sin,,i,',, cot, ,h,, aharoo,as
Wink WIN tpa' A"i"s"R Ea' tnas euaiaetcf-
ICES the sailors ashore Ihis Individual Is
Greek, and has been an officer In one Of those
Iateen-sailcd crafts that dot the surface of the
Wod,,.,r,ncan f,w DAYS sgo he annlied
' -. -, 1, 49,
10 merchant vi Fi""' s'ieet ior employ
mcnt, and the gentleman, noticing his re-
mnrkablc appearance, drew from him some
imnortant facts of tho history of his life, For
g., -. si,, ,,oors Ia, ,oJ a soni. n,r,,icaI ox,s,.
h'e VI n'N Se" wa III wv ,,,,"a,aa r,,a,
enee on inc heu'teiiuhean' ph'asng Pmo'
boats, anu occasionally roobing an Enghsh
yacht, when good chance offered OF taking
tho crew unawarcs. His vessel was ostensi-
hI,, a frni, trader and the crow. tbouyb as
Wy ~" 'a 80, 80 ,,,.Iai -
ois SCI VI 'u''u'o''S 10 ~ D, .op.'
assumed the character OF pious ureek mari
nors, who never went to sea without an image
of the Madonna, their patron saint. One
night when all hands except q Waterman
Ah -, t., ,oh,on,o,,s ,a,h, a.,
went ann'o nm "',,'' 'ls, 80, -
Malta, ms man Oh INC ho"inR LUCAS crypt VI
alongside, boarded hcr with his fellows
gagged The Waterman, ana, whlle one por-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
DRQPOsAIs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
G6fkT;HSgsE xsb Posf oFfIcE. SEW
YORK CITY.
'hr'HoUsE AND posr UITIcE,I

NEW YoHk orr.
S s.sS ~ n & cd
NoyemSsr, isIs for farpishins. delivering. 2tlihs
y ahSa sss hs ssoasss FL
arst story. The window frames. Sfc6itrs.es and
md o sSsp saa ,hS Of do Ss
oEsninss II the second third and fourth stories.
and for n Gs sssSaa In the
Copies Of the drawinEs, specincAtions and seized.
Re atS SS Ss S 70
meni iIee q charge, but viii 30 erected b. the
Propossls will be made by the piece for. tho
provided for In the schedule
badsr Jul Viii bs s CO n tss saxea
delivered and set IN position Within, lou! months
PSiadsr q hs %ofi y fspdy 'G y required ~ he
5uperint,endens and tho progress Of The work on
PsymsnG xill BE- made monthly. de 4 tsp
All bids must be accompanied BY penal bond IN
.sosSs .nS p. a9ss
sarity 70 s. ssrtiSsd by t6s Uaitsd State yadss,
stternsy o. The district Wherein 30 fs.ides '
81 III Sla: y u y. Sss%sd iss iai,!s.s q t5s
on 81 pfin,sa " fos% 70 bs Outlined n s once,
and doss not SGforR " ,ssSy tesRsct % the re.
sldefed: nsithsr viii any proposal DO from
parties who arg not thenselyes engaged IN the
who have not tho necessary faculties for getting
iaaoHsd bids III H, MN II SSs1& y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

1 4 = 49,. .ha rtyiun OF
,I ~. nn aa.O,'sa, an Tho ground of
p ,,o,.a ,hs 49, ns supcrior diligence
thei. ,,,S,.., a,,on,ion ~ The directions
and M -" Tha,, r,n,, neve, bc ann
OF inc u mao praciicallv t,,ev never can
posed, peca ,t,ons of ,n,crior gcnius-uu-
pocore, ha'cA oe,,,. n ,,te,v IN be dill
Tess IN 80 :" hevond ,ho s,renvth and
gent anu ooouicn.' s., 4, 40 ,ro,,cn,lv hnp-
temper VI 'no onil. l. -, ac,,,g IN
pens that the stimulus VI 'a"it H..
minds of inferior calibrc, ~, 'duees ,oi .,s
an industry surpa,aIng Tho i'm nQuil ana Sell
nosses.od .ro.,,. nv that II may
eAe'uon OF real Po"e'' sbeetow-
90 questioned whether tho custom o. "a 4,
Ing prizes ct all may not ultimately ocas
our higher schools OF art, unless In tho form,
of substantial assis,anco given TO deserving
.,,,,.,,,. = -. =, "a, Ii,a ~
s'uuen.s VINO stand IN need OF ~ hlnu y,
Prize inc cisin TO which. In It's nature, "ou'o
depend more on accidental circumstances,
aud generally good conduct, than on genius.
Rut ,vitbout onv .,.,.o 81 ,ar,ia,itv in vour
80 - a., ", ..en'. y, p' ~,
v"p, 'ncro Is one test Dy Whicn you Gun VII
determine tho rate Of your real progress.
Examine, after every period Of renewed iu-
dustrv how far vo, hay. ,,,er,,od vour far
H.. =, .,..'i..., -,
wy vi "'ni''a'o'' eous'oer no" ''"N"
more you can sec, to reverence, In inc WORK
OF masters aud how much more to love, In
the work of nature. TApplause,l This Is
,bc onIv cons,.,.n, "a ,,,t.,,,,J, To-, NJ pro-
-. , nv ~, -,
s.cSs' inat you wonder more ~ 'nc WIN
OF great men, and that you care more LOT
natural objects. You have often been told
by your teaebers tn expcct this Last result;
I'm, tc,r ,h., ,hc ,onao,,.v =, ,nodo,r Thought
,o' .". ~, ' euuo".y VI .,., No.
10 relect ,ne iuca OF tnat essont,ai ui.er
ence " RANK oetwccn one intellect ana anotner,
OF when increasing reverence u INC Mise ~,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lou may, " Icast IN e1y
yca!s, TEST nccuIatey your power y, uons
hnytniug IN ne Ieas. i'gnuy py you,, ~ ~.
cteasn8 e9nNieuon Una. you hese' WI W.
MUG 70 10 u az wen as mas oeen oons Y
o,mcrs' mat lcfson, i IePca. "nsn wiz,
olners mucn; 1 iee,, IRON inc Une soS
a'e cotnnoy Taught ine Nka. ~"
inconpaIaoiy iaise SAYING OF Macauay !,
tnHt tne intenectuai giants OF one aHe oevou, ''
tne intchcetuai plginies OF the nexL nus vees
inc teht o. VOC many sermons Iatey prSaehn n,'
70 you. iou tnink 70" are gous T ~ w. III
.hInss-escn one ., yovWI. VII, ,i,.r s,nrc
' WHY s pe..cI t"sn nkn, ",,,,,, ,'.,,-
NJ snau ~. ..', ,,, so liz, ,'ps.ani.
~, nus ,. my .no 49,, ~ Is,ias, 40.
I'M II ro,,s,, vi" 10 ,a., In,n ,nnr
a.a,, i,,,,. ~ - Thn,., ~ No,
epy .t., ,.,, Tssen s v, ,, noaus ar h Srno,
ono "a ,o m " you uas M ~ 1880,
~. ~ W s Ioats ' .,a.s.s 20 10
TN, H.. S,,,e. T., H.. l.s..., 49, o. ,brao
lian ~ nu'ppo III .ne eou, ',s y, W.uo
A., .,,a pu. ~" .".u ~, ,.nn
eSa,'nS -, 49,, t. M -, 49,, ,,n 4,ccn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

The country around Lake Chelan, in Wash.
ington Territory, has an earthquake which
has apparently come TO stay. There ID
almost daily repetition of slight shocks.
In some places the earth has sunk, in other
sign formerly of water, and along the banks
OF the Columbia river large masses Of rocks
have become detached from the banks and
tumblcd In the river, causing II to cut new
channels. The seat Of the earthquake seems
~ be Just below the lake and fifteen or twenty
,fhes from the Columbia. The Indians say
All 9lse resembles thunder, and Ia almost Of
S ,Das aSSCurrence, and that at one time there
the cartApe OF salt water from u assure In
which e1 Ssarge .pv SntI
| aho,t tbc nhs lah" are very much scared
ho5 S, Wy ,",J>menon-So badly frightened
in iact That lhecal II halIsS,aG oIneE'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01


The epidemic Of weddings which has pre-
vailed In Covington for the month past has
given rise to an incident that has awakened
much commisseration among the gentlemen,
and no small 1uttering among the ladies.
Three young Kcntuckians had gathered for
game Of whist, and while awaiting the
fourth fell to talking of the marrying and
giving In marriage, each bantering the Other
| to Join the loving caravan, and each promptly
declining any position Of II for himself.
Finally, II being agreed that they owed one
| sacrifice to their country, II was determined
to play a game Of 'seven-up," the loser to
| marry within six months. Solemn pledges
were exchanged and the game commenced
amid the most profound silence. They wer,
| oil gentlemen Of the keenest sense of honor
and rs likely to rob the public treasury as Il
| rcpudiatc q bet fairly lost. II may be con
ceivcd, therefore, how earnestly contested
was game upon which hung so heavy {
| stake.
From the very start luck set In against III,
/ most confirmed bachelor of them ALA gen
tlcman thoroughly at home In society, ant
much admired by the sex, but rs deeply op
posed to matrimony rs Dccimus Roach or st
either, but he played against fate. High, low
Jack and the game avoided him rs socict.
docs convict, aud as his last opportunit!
went oct gu a turned Jack, his hand cam,
4 down on ~ table with terrific crash. and
half shot, ,alf groan, "lts Just my luck
by Cdr
That was the only complaint, however. HI
took his loss rs quietly as usual. May be h
drank few more glasses Of beer, and sat
little later over the fireplace At night. Ma!
be his laugh was uinc less CHEEKY. and tn
haggard look about his eyes more frequent
but he made no moan. sympathy was prof
fcrcd him in abundance, but hc put II quictl.
aside. A half dozen good parties were sug
gested, but he gave the testers TO understand
that he was competent to choose his Owl
wife, and there was sort Of savage look
about his eyes that rendered TESTING uncom
Portable.
Nobody knows as yet where HIS choice ma,
fall, and the general impression is that whel
the timo draws near he will select half
dozen names and "cut" for Ii. Tho LIST o
May is the day set for the wedding, and
will be our mournfu duty TO write his Oblt
uary.-Cincinndt Times,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
POTATO DISEASE.



Prize for the Hest ESSAY On Its Proven.
tien.
Tho ROYAL Agricultural soc,ctv NJ Iondou
Ina ,ate,v o,ferea /. Il. :, -. ,,,,,a,.d
,anrds .,.s,,.s g. p"o ~ ono huu". ~
pouuoe s'oinus ~ we pest essay on INC
potato disease ana the modes Of Its proven
ton. The competii " cssays are 10 be sent In
before the end Of 1874. with n, proviso Inn,
nil Tho orma,,on ,bcv con,a,,. ri, ~
-. N' '"o1 'on'a'" rnah We
iouhoca on ehpcrien 60 and original ohscrya'
ton, and not upon complications from books
or other writings.
A summary Of WIN. Ia bel,eyed 10 be know
n, Tho .,hio., ,,..,,.., ~. ~. c..,,,..,.
vu sio s"oleoa prePareo oy ar, oa'u'ne'.
mas oceh punished by the society 70 aie
essayists In their labors. In this we are In
formed that the potato a isoase bas bcep know
~, apes In tbe ,yos,., n co,n,r,cs of soutl
iof ,.., No. .o .nn..r
Amerlc. '"s sas " his "''. , .ao. appeI =.
ance In the United state and Canada was ID
Iaia I, o,n.ar., I'm tia e countries In the
soI,ow,nr la In Inc lat Ter half Of July
tais i, A.; a nnea rod In Rel,,, um, and within
,,,n rnnn,hs N. n,cscnce wn, recorded Ia
En,,anS Iceland Scotland \ Trance, Ger
,nanw nonmapp and Russia. Since that
,,n,iyi n M ,a,.,r hce, entirely M, sent from
p o,ou c.n,s "' a,,hongh Isss acs,r 'ctivc In
somc .easops than in otbcrs,
'' Tho rcnort ,,oes an 10 sia,, that thorp Is no
,,,,,s, ~ a,.,,o "a AZ INC real rause Of The
si"aSaao ma n,mcly = microscopic fungus. Thu
ira l. Tho cansc and moi mo effect il shown
hy Tho ,a,, ,hat the disease has been pro
d,,ced In healthy plants by transferring the
snorcs IN Inc icayc, or tubers, These spores,
ar seeds Arc oyold bodies, not more than
i.so0tb Of nm inch long. When one OF them.
rcsts IN tbe under ,urface of the leaf, with
sni,icicnt moisture present, IL pushes out a
slender tube through It's own rupturcd coat,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

An example OF the manner Of Jenklnsism
which turns the heads OF American girls In
Europe, and precipitates marriages with i'm
pecunious Adventures of title, Is found In this
extract from gushing foreign correspond
ents newspaper letter: "The beautiful Ameri-
can Miss Polk, has, Of course, been Invited 10
Chiswick. You cannot Imagine anything
more lovely than she looked al tho Chiswick
garden party which the Princess of Wales
gave on the sd of July. Her dress was
original, and yet not at oil costumlsh. She Ii
never chic in dress, you know. As o clever
man says, Miss Folks taste In toilet matters
amounts to genius. The toilet speak Of
which was greatly admired by the Processes
was straw-colored silk, made with drawn
skirt, very old style, but very good style,
with gauze oyerdress Of the same shade.
Her bonnet was Rembrandt shape, brown,
with yellow roses. She was the most charm
lng-looking creature | ever saw. should
f6 II | were to say that Miss was the rage
Such q young woman Is never the rage.
She Is too conlme Il Jaut, too elegant and dig.
nihed. But do say that she has attracted
the admiration Of the exclusive few, who, In
the London world of fashion, are infallible."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
TNTHRsUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
Francis wheatley l. Sons
9iSs. Eq. Doc. H..


Edwards and Jones, trustees In this cause having
reported that they have sold sub lots 49, hp and al
~ square 49, 10 A. u. Duyall trustee, for 6lb; lot
u the same square. to Henry Burnsune for $780,
ot ", in the same square, to Thomas NJ Hanson for
Savings and Trust Company for sa2sQ 4 Is BY the
Court this tth day OF October, A. ID. lbh, ordered
and decreed that said sales reported be ratified
and confirmed on TUEsDAH. the 18th day q Nc,
prior to that day; provided u copy OF this order be
publlshed IN some daily newspAper printed and pub.
hrss .a az %esas bsfe ES
yember DC. HuMPHhEYb.
DyL p. WILLIIiis, Assistant Clerk, oc21.M9w
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DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

OYr1CR OHIEy QuaRrgnMAsTEp,l
DEPARTMENT or PLATTE, y
OMAHA, NEn, Oct 10, Is7A \
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, with satisfactory
guarantee signed by. two Responsible parties, not
bidders, that they viii bec mo bondsmen on award
oi contracts, will be received at this Office until III
o'clock !. nj on THURSDAY, November ID, ISIS,
Tor she delivery: Omaha Dept. in lpAnt,tss q
lDn.DOJ ounds Oats;
a,Ou,OQ pounds Corn.
age" =
Dlanh bids furnished and full conditions made
known on application ut this ofiicc.
The right 70 reject any or al bde is rcsc,ycd
Chief Quartormaster Department Of Platte' ilr.vet
BriRadier General U. 4. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
% RoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.


OyyIcg OF CHiEr QuARrmMAsrKR,l
DEPARTMENT. or THE GULF,
NEW OnLEANs, La, October 4, isTa,
Beaed proposals, IN triplicate, with copy Of this
this once until ? M. on the 10Th Of November for
snpglyinF the United States Qu.riermast1r's De.
Timothy Hay, Of the best quality, as may be 70.
LOT use The depot In this clty aud 70 thlp
yided; dur d ths nscsi ycsr commencing July /.
About iai tons Of Corn aud Oats aud $50 tons Of
lay will be required In this city, and that required
for shipment n not known.
sep.i,,s VA. On aiIsrsnt shso''.w be required
Bids for any part Of the supplies will DO received
All necessary informntlJn in REGARD to bidding,
requirements, etc. with blank forms OF proposalr
viii be furnished on application TO this ONCE, and
bids not made upon these forms. or In conformity
thereto, will not be considered.
Proposals TO be addressed 10 tho undersigned In
envelopes marked Proposals for foTagc,n
A. pEOKWITH,
Acting Chief Quartormnsier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
DRoPosALs FOR MAIL LOCKS AND KEYS


BEPAnATE sEki,ED Pko,pSsAIH@
noon. tbe Hi unM r Vnens u h n 9elpGf
lss Tor iprnlshlnss under ssparste contracts, twS
sole and exclusive Us. II ssa one Tor W.
saa it sh sss other for the sole use Of ~
X 1S : s!!s s$
% DO rIveted up and nplsnsd, and smother 70 O be
Sd ~ s 70 st y" !, internal structure
sample Should be pianiy msfkcT w,th ihe aasn
s,%S snd 4 ,SS iS q srs e
:s H, r1s
sisnce, "'A 'A' '''o'' IN "~ '"0 pA'en'eo VI aS-
internal a plan 2, q the locks
9asite 10 open them, must moi b. like any nor Or
$sSs S.sn ,iSSSs Ana
manner sssdnS tempeir 1beir secnFi,y mi n nn
sSn IDss: III sS' ana N e
mlttsd H. being othsrr ~ sny iIsk ana KY SUB,
hen nssaied specially Tor the purpose Tor which
Locis suitable for the registered m.is, or for the
OF % r aSS dupSSy sF ss,x dessS
iSs o,Ss4 y e from beng
desisnedly broken BY extretnc and sSyious '' nio.
sa ss Us. &c Sip az sss Of ss
i iSS Il H. to ssss 1aT II, :.
s isS$ ss.% tssS: a DIS
5 5iSss. which aa;! g ifSa fit.E vii .isai
sasIes; and mus, e i,ss from KNOTS, eseaihsenl.
s, other aPssnd.se. likely TO be sompr sssed
hard usage q the serses RaeS lock Is u have out
s se SgI y aIs e.egs ,a Ss rse and
ber tn aYute., csch moi lea shan q ~ an hn
r. may AM BE- ordered nnm6c
required on each iocS SUCH words and isSlres M
w ne num- =, . " mpins ne shell be maas a
Be made Of EAST metal Ali tRe iocts fr do
sSoua ~ csse IN n ro s ~ tneir which
may b inInished iCr Them .halI essiiy a and
:Soaa have .Ssni n.sriy I'VE isesc. lone &
soS w, M;tb WI nv nna Ine pow should be
;HssmIed on one side the words. " R,a'.,srsd
Ser I'm gnrc nnt ss ne 2ppos n de snsh mum
iol NJ mxS i" orSsrsd hAn cne eEhtn o. an Inch
psses q Sfs Of which none viii exceed four
made g 6.SS ,Rd .osS I'D hs
q snS e h Be- sS n
lattny out o. the upper and lower rim around that
should Is In pesioS sSs%Ss 4emo,s 81 fra ns
ne s,ns nSls snd Be opsr.tsa easily BY ~ key
Ssnisnt snsS Il % ei az se and be q
o he Icy should Ss sel nha viii in
Y sas 10 hS nsaSs. s; snd
aereS The f s OF nag each Ioch Is TO have upon
His isIssa g saR.
q he same Pr letters arc 70 Sc sdspae az L
sssh a VIII NJ m 70 20 oPensd by any ke,
The ocSs OF sae6 iisd eontractsd fas m, In Al
az e Ssdds5 a. .he R9a. osS Dc
nut IN In pasteboard boxes of ye loors nacb s0I
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PROPOSALS. FOR TRANSPORTATION.

OMAHA, MN, October 10, Is78. I
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with satisfactory
that they VII become bond.psn on award o. con:
~ osaen , inc nS oee s "a ne pspSt
M on LHURsDAY, Novsmber -. is1s fof the
30 ist Of i0oo0oo pounds, more or less, salny sup
piles, from the southern terminus Of Tho Utah
Bids should state the rate per hundred pounds
per hundred miles. for which II Is proposed 10
transport supplea-
Thsrisht any or Il sids Is Es;ssysd
Chief Or. Mr., Dept. Platte, byI Bsis, denaI.l. H.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

A FOND father in Philadelphia, believing
his son to have an able intellect, resolved
that the young man should make his living
with books, and left him at his death a
$685. 900 library. The books have begun to
yield the noble youth living already for he
sold the lot the other day for $4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01

"WHAT would you have done with case
like that OF Tlchborno In your country"
asked John Bull OF his American cousin.
"Well, guess the jury would have made a
Joint stock concern OF it, and divided the
proceeds with the party that had the most
greenbacks.h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE A. O. b. EES SS,m Is91 T. ls Mp''
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, with COPY Of This
sflce untn Y O'clock, m. pecember 1873, for fur.
nieblns the FRESH DEEF required by the Sub,
months commencing January !, 1874, Also, sepa.
rate proposals in duplicate for furnishing officers
Iuimmation 81 tho qualitF Of beef. payments and
conditions can beobtainsd 2p AyI i I, e
Fret Lieut. "a Artillery, A. u. II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-01
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
Il TO BALTIMORE,

I1KNNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
l TO bAIrif F2RbihtADrrEWvAy o,r
AND ALL POINTS In THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH bETXEkGNy o WASHINGTON AND
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and Po,omsc railr9sd, northeast corner Of h,th
III, Inc. leave WSshinstons q, os g. M. daily I.
leave Bsftimoreat s.n a. M. daily. except Bun.
Leave wc.t Philadelphia. at las p. M. daily, er.
Arrive Al New York N,0p. m. daily. except
Hichh,ond express. leave washington at III p M.
LSsve Baltimore Ii 81 p. m, daily. cIocp, Bun.
leave ws., PhiladslphIa NsIopm.
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