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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17

TO any one paying 40 $500, W will
send the Wtsstrn Rural, the popular and
excellent Rural and Family Weekly Of the
West, for enc year, and credit ono years
subscription paidto our own paper. The
Wssssr" Rursl, alone, is $3.50 per year,
and every family in the West ought to
have it.
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The general verdict is in favor Of tho
Whitewater wagon. For sale by Grovenor .
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Go and examine tho Buckeye force.
feed seeder, At Grovenor's.
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Seeding is little backward, but will
begin very generally the last Of this Aud
first Of next week,
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Look out next week for what Paul
hookenhsupt will have to say!
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My prices mean business. Call OF
Smiths Grocery.
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-Pieklss in vinegar, oranberries and
new maple sugar, 1t Boyd's.
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1t should be remembered that on next
Monday Mr.. Pirs, County superintendent
efsohools, will DO in tho city, At the Court
HAnaa ~ avav;nn Tao nk>pa
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HARNESS. OIL.

Henderson has the celebrated "Vseuum
OIL" for preserving harnesses, and for
boots and shoes.
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Strawberry plants, ind Raspberry
cuttings, from the fruit garden Of Albert
Smith.
Plants so cts. per dezen.
Cuttings rs cts. per dozen.
A liberal discount on largo amount.
Leave your orders with Boyd.
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On Saturday, forty men with . num-
bsr Of teams, started for the Missouri riv.
OF, to work on the Northern Pacific rail-
road, westward.
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anA1.EsTAT8 TAAHs1E1s.
Repatriation T1x Journal BY IohS zaHI
y Esq., Rsgistsr Of Dseds.

=
Wsrrenty Decd Transfers ter Week
81 Ending April 18th, 1879 ~ 1<s-$5s
First Div St Pa PR r Co tn Guillsum
Thsis for swq seq SEQ 8 T 1872 R % v $24o
Barney Knese and wife to Frederick and
Sophia Gumtow for lot Is SEQ 10 T 1913
IT R 81 v and NEG seq Geo "a T 1928 R 81
" 1915
J B Arsnault to Christins Arsnsult for vi
svq 500 % 1913 r. SOW $1,000
Charles Stew and wife to Anton Woeste
for NO ~ sores Of nwq sec % T l26 +
ssw --. $l62
Calvin r How to Simeon B Chittsnden for
seq go "a T 1877 Rz32w $500
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60 to Russelps closing out sale to buy
your groceries.
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Rev. J. r Creighton, at present 10
Gated At Mankato, started on Monday for
Canada. on 4 visit. - j,
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The best Anoks shingles, made by tho
st. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale At
Tenvo orde's
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Go1Na Those who want boots, shoes
and croskery very cheap, should call at
Joseph Edelbroek's. He is closing out his
stock entirely, at less than cost. Now is
your chance.
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F0R Rent. - A comfortable dwellin z
house on Washington avenue. with we'll,
stable, 30. Inquire ct this Office.
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Tho best wagon in use is the White
water wagon, for sale by
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17

Green spples, new figs, fresh lemons,
and oranges ct Boyd's.
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III you want good horse-sheeing, 60 to
Scott & Rathbun's.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates OF THR JOURNAL:
S copies, $l.75 each.
8 - l.6O i"
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"A Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
entirely new, will be sold at bargain, and
on time. Inquire at this Office,
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CITY ELIor1oN.-An election will be
held on Monday. the 9Th Of May, to elect .
Mayor and Treasurer for one year, and
IN Alderman and . Member Of the Board
Of Education in each ward to serve tor
three years. Mayor Edelbrook has given
excellent satisfaction during the past year,
and his reelection would be acceptable to
. great majority Of our citizens. MIR. J.
N. Rosenberser will undoubtedly be re-
elected Treasurer. The Aldermen whose
terms expire are LIST Ward, W. Powell {;
I'd, J. G. Smith Sd, G. sohultsn; 4,h. P.
Smith. Tho members Of the Board: lat
Ward, F. H. Dam Fl, Rev. E. v. Camp
bell I'd, ). Rs,chert 4th, Jos. Broker.
Without doubt, majority Of these geutle-
men will b reelected. and should DO. They
have, without Ply, attended faithfully TO
their duties and gusrded we'll the ci,y's in
terests. when We got good men, let "
keep them.
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Frank Davis still keeps tho best liquors
and cigars in town. Give him . cali.
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SEQ notice of sale Of condemned gov
ernnent goods at Fort Smelling.
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FARhERs LII you want cast cast steel
pillow, 60 to Nicolas Lshr's.
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1HPRovsxsxrs.-Ar. Staples, WITH his
crew Of bricklsyers, began work on Mon
day on Leisen's block.
Mr.. J. B. VanRsnnselaer 10 re-aooring
re-plaster,ng. and otherwise improving bis
agricultural implement Office.
John Plates is building additions ell
around his meat market.
F1RH--On Saturday, a. noon, tho one
and a-half story dwelling house Of John
steffes, near tho depot, WAS discovered to
be ON fire, and WAS soon totally dsstoyed.
Tho FIRE was first discovered in a addition
to the house, and appeared to have come
from the cellar. The cause is not known.
Loss about $500 no insurance A sub
scriPtion paper has been circulated and
about $500 subscribed to aid Mr.. 8. in re-
building.
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Cor beef, mess pork, and lard by the
barrel or pail, ct Boyd's.
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-Pomeroy, .DeCoster & CLARK, lo1 Jack
son ct St. Paul, are selling al kinds Of
6ne furniture at reasonable prices. Call.
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LOCAL NEWS
Or. Paw q PACIFIC MAll.fsOAD.

1879. Winter T1mo Table. 1S53.
81. PAUL AND ST. oLouD-aoIA0 AoRTH.
Leave &t. Paul S:VV .. n.
Arrive a. st. Cloud 1895 p. N.
como SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud sou .. m.
Arrive 1T st. Paul l:25 p. N.
sT. CLOUD AND NHLRoSE-0oIN0 WEST.
Leave St, Cloud l2:4s p. m.
Arrive a. Melrose S:vv p. M.
GOING 1Asr,
Leave Aelrose 600 4. m.
Arrive At st. Cloud s:4O,a. n.
CAORCA DlNEC TORY,
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Tho Buckeye forcs-fesd ssedsr 10 70,
sale BY 0rovenor & I@..ss r. -
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Good Tom and Jerry can be had at
Frank Davis. ..-,,. ls,..1.-.z
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Mr.. G. d. Kaufman says it's . girl.

RAN on Monday and Tuesday. Clear
Gather since.
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You want Little Giant corn and cob
0rovenor has them. .3..-st<
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Go to B. Rosenbergsr's and see tho
splendid stock Of wall paper just received.
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-Messrs. Holmes u Tyler have secured
twelve acres Of ground adjoining the city,
from Mr.. sohwartz, for their nursery. A.
tho trees Of their own raising will net BE-
aofSlmeieat sge to transplant this year,
they will procure stock this season from
nurseries At Sparta, Wis, whore they were
in business in years past. This 81. Cloud
Nursery will be Of great advantage to the
people in this part Of tho State, enablisg
them to got reliable stock, in good con-
dition, 1t any time wanted.
On Monday tho sight Of smoke oon-
ing out from under the sidewalk on tho
south side of tho post Office, excited tho
spectators to heroic exsrtions. In . twink
ling such muscular youths ~ Allen, Dean.
Lamb, &c., were ripping up tho plank
from tho sidewalk At terrific rate. John
Coates sailed around about that time, and
took all the fun out Of the affair by tell.
ing tho tuggins heroes that the smoke came
from some ham tubs that were drying
down in the cellar.
Attention 10 called to tho advertise.
msnt headed "splsndid Business Chance. -
The establishment il one Of the most sue
oessful in Brainerd, and offers very fine
opening for an enterprising business ma,
or firm.
The dlenwood Eagle has been enlsrg-
cd to IN eight-psge paper, to remain 80 nd
longer than four weeks unless delinquents
come forward and pay up. Let 'em come.
Green apples, oranges ana lemons. u
RUssEIL's.
Look out next week for what PAM
Mockenhapt will have to say
Go to B. Rosenbergsr's and SEQ tn,
splendid stock Of wall paper just received
., "A nice lot Of pickles, for sale by tn
gallon, ct Huber & Bsnson's.
Ten per cent. below cost Call .
Smiths Grocery. -.ss
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II will resume the business Of survey
ng. @. e. GARRIsox.
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LOOK here !-Groceries and provisions
of all kinds can be bought 40 cheap at
Limperieh's a. At any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and see.
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The painting season is commencing.
Let no one use anything but st. Louis
Enamel Paint. It costs less, looks best,
and lasts twice % long. Rhodes & Spencer
have the exclusive sgenoy.
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ATTENTION !!

would give notice to my friends tina
1hsve returned to my old stand,
s. MUSIC HAIL.
on Richmond avenue, which has been open
ed up in good STYLE.
Give me a call.
N. FISCHER.
St. Coud, Dec. 26. 10
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. "A nice lot Of pickles, for sale BY the
gallon, ct Huber & Bsnson's.
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Those who sre advertising to sell at
cost I can best ten per cent, and then
make money. Call At
Sk1TH's GROCERY.
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Baby carriages oil sizes, styles and
prices, At B. Rosenbergsr's.
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-Hubsr 4 Benson are selling groceries
q cheap % any other store in the city.
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IS ewing machines to rent BY
D. h. SsLDY, !,
Agent for the Singer,
At Tobsy's Book Store.
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Look out next week for what Paul
Mockenhapt will have to say
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For cheap groceries 90 to Huber &
Ronsan'o
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OU1 NEXT HOAO.-ThV Uuluth, 81. Cl0uo
and Yankton Railroad 10 attracting much
attention throughout the State, and it,
early construction il looked forward to %
IN assured fact. Tho western and south
western parts Of the State are greatly in
want Of tho lumber Of which this portion
has supsrabundanes, while this To-
oality would be greatly benefited by the
stimulus this demand would give to man
utaeturing operations. Tho New Uln Her,
aid, writing Of the prospects Of Marsh.ll,
in Lyon county, says:
The Duluth, St. Cloud & Yankton Rail-
way, which 10 to be put under immediate
construction hiss Marshall ~ ono Of it's fix.
ed points, when building lumber will DO re-
dueed in price to about sixtee. dollars per
thousand, and wheat will be worth - much
- ct La Crosse.
The Msnksto Union, speaking Of the
Duluth, St. Cloud and Ysnkton rsilrosd,
says: 1--WE should judge tho enterprise to
be practicable sad the road when oomplet-
cd will bs Of immense benefit to the Sec
ton Of country throsgh which it passes.
"A regular meeting Of the Trustees OF
the St. Cloud Library Association will be
held 1t D. ". sprsgue's, At y o'clock,
Saturday evening, April 10th.
Nls. D. ". SpRAauE, SEQ.
Ohio stonsvsrs, IL cents per gallon, st
RussslL's.
Baby carriages, oil sizes, styles and
prices, At B. Rosenbergsr's.
Cor beef, meas pork, and lard by the
barrel or pail, ct Boyd's.
| IS ewing machines to rent BY
! D. n. ssL11,
| Agent for the Singer,
| At Tobsy's Book Store.
| Huber 4 Benson are selling groceries
q cheap - any other store in the city.
! Those who are advertising to sell ss
cost Can best ten per cent, and then
make money. Call at
| Sx1TH's GROCERY.
The painting season is commencing.
Let no one use anything but St. Loui,
Enamel Paint. It costs less, looks best,
and lasts twice % long. Rhodes & Spencer
have the exclusive agency.
-Hominy, oat meal. pearl barley and
fsrins, At Boyds, 49, 49,.
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Ten per cent. below cost Call a.
Smiths Grocery. .ss
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Tho pursst extracts at Russell's,
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IL 0Inc1 CslE1 CoNnIssAlY OF SuBslssIxos, !
DIPARfnINf o. DAKOTA,
#&te'2 PAU, MIMI, April II, 1881
PROPOSALS., in duplicate, will
y be received ct this Office until IL o'clock X.
Tuesday, Nay 20, 1878. TOR Furnishing tho
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For cheap groceries, 60 to Huber l.
Bensvn'e.
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Ohio stonsvsEs, Is cents per gallon, st
RUssRLI's.
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a--Green apples, oranges ana lemons. at
RUssELL'e.
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The Glenwood Eagle has been enlarg-
ed to IN eight-psge paper, to remain 90 no
longer than four weeks unless delinquents
come forward and pay up. Let 'em come.
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r. Curtis 10 ri ling 1t est,
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Or. s. s.. Htfin6+
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"A regular meeting Of tho Trustees Of
tho st. Cloud Library Association will be
held st.D. ". sprsgue's, At u o'clock,
Saturday evening, April 10th.
NJ. n 0n> A1r,v Ia
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-Hominy, oat meal. pearl barley and
1sSans, q 6oyd1, ~.
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River Open-New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Sow1nR-Business and Other ltoms.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
i IRON WORK TOR THE UNITED STATES
gonRTM1gsE AND POST OFFICE, NEW
YORK CITY

u's' Oouhr'housE AND fosr OifIck.l
or.IoE OF SUPERINTENDENT, 90. u. isis
healed proposals. will De received o. The Office Of
November. is75 for furpis6inE, delivering. hitting
and putting In pace the wrought and cat iron
. Sa isS. q hs q Ss
iininishinss OF the external openings Of the
ss%s. srshi we. sna TT he iSssSr
q az .hs a Il: the
uie %sy Be had on spPis.sioe u ihiS siss ''n'
IN s. az T. ss
ment free Of charge, but will DO erfted by the
Proposals will he made by the piece for the
various articles OF wrought and cast iron work. 81
provided for In the sehedule.
bidders' but viii be considered in the assresate
The whole 81 the work 70 the hrst story must b
delyeIed and set IN position within four month,
msihder Of The Sofs ss rapidly q required ~ Ii,
superip!endent and the prosresa OF the work OF
Psymenis win be made monthly. deducting ter
per cent until the hnal completio OF the contract
An bids N %q,, be ~ Penal bond 4
tIss. Y sSsrded him; &s safheisnsS Of tSs So
Tssa Sa a.
i attorney OF the district wherein he resides.
TN Fsssss ths 5ht e reject az,
| on the printed form TO be obtained In this office
aars%sn,. S sf this sds.Itssmsnt viii not BE- con
psrss: xSo sSs not iRs%ssisss sSssssa d Il,
VIE have ~, ne Ssssss.fy issiitiss for ss'tiai
fsopossis VIII be inolesed, IN sealed envelope
H9IbGkp, sSP saaasssss Y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
u RorosALs FOR MAIL LOCKS AND KEYS
Posr OyrIgE DEPARTMENTAL
sEp,R tnsTEls sF3iif z; ssR5 X is7a

al
uu =. sEpARhIE sESLE6 Pkog oshLs
nose, nc FiFfEESTh DAY " bEcES fiRit
9 for fpaI, n under sees,ste contr.e ,ys
snd snsi w a. use Of rg,r,d mro.gh mails
Every proposal must be accompanied with dupii
70 30 farnished: one q esSS find of ss@ple foea
TO DO rIveted up and iinisned. and another 70 be
tsas BE- assS
,s s sh9pd be plainly marked With tho bidders
R.ea name paense n SS sG s.
altaened thereto; must also be such as shall be
don q which he Bidder i not tke pssntse or ~
sltnee;
snd Psftcaar The 'f asgs re.
qnisite 70 open them, must not be like any now or
been eIrsscd np n my
manner tsnSins toimpsir their security and
eonsidsisticn u favor Of any loci and fsy sun
" Ssps ssr nj y ss haze
Losfs suitable for the registered mails, or for the
Zach In Tsighi, and should pos.sss flsh assrss
ac Mh n m IA and anTs6lty Every such
osGsT %ssas Than y 4. RsssT
Sc Of aas aaa 9GT n
with the proper key. and be capable Of being se
q slis q The locks Tor y.si.rsa SSii. should Be-
rom he iocss " he s.i 81 ss hs
tinFlishable from Ihs mail locks now in use. "'',
hard .na tough bisss. sIceptns the ss.eis and "a
a s,ysss which mgS. be ron me IttsF well h9p
ANGLES. and must % ifee from fno6s. .escuthsons
hard ,issse q the service: Zach l9ek isto have out
astias, ss anS ass sa aeEI n ana
per- 9 nxa e. S each n9t lea than u Of an inch
S In sS saf snd
Ss made Of he oc.s Tor ,as sas
should 81 "a IRON aud Az shss
to be also alike that any q All the eS which
may be fnrnished LOT them shall easily a. and
should have a shank neariy two inches long Ge.
w. en- me Dat and me BOW, and the bow should be
stamped on ono sias the Words Rsail nays
Maii" and upon the opposite side SUCH mum
Pct n ngmrss not lesS than one eighth q an Inch
isses 81 afq%sr OF which none will exceed four
md ias VI 81 81
q ,hs shs nS .Sa When tSS III n
Juttny out Of the UPPER and lower rim AROUND that
Il s s ss q the
which should % ia made q steel and 20 y con con.
ness Inc ToM Of ths neS shoad y ola shd NH s
q sds ss
o. eash h0s shsr to hsye
s,:ers and any other besides, not eiSsedin
q he letter or letters are % s. adapted aoy Y
NOT IN marked Fixed with The same Letter Or letters;
liyeIsd seeordins e order, q nc Ppst 0fiice De
p ny .. tnS rd hna Y me contractor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

orrrGS OF CHEZ 1, 9gan II. !!

OFFICE OF CHmr QuAnrrRMArEn,j
DEPARrMKNT or THE GULF,
INV ORLEANS, LA, October Z, Is7s. !
sealsd prop?sais IN irpcaie, with copy Of this
this ONCE until y M on tho 10th Of November, for
supplying the United States Quartermasters De.
rartment with such quantities Of Corn, Oats aud
Timothy Hay, Of the best quality, as may be re-
CURED for use a the depot In this city and TO ship
vided, during ths nscai year commencing July !.
About isJ tons Of Corn aud Oats and iso tons OF
Hay will be required In this city. and that
for shipment IL not known.
Separate bids, on different sh 9ets will be renuircd
for each article furnished,
Bids for any part OF the supplies will be received
All necessary Information In regard to bidding,
requirements, etc, with blank forms OF proposaIr
Will be furnished on application to this ONCE and
bids not made upon these forms, or In Conformity
thereto, will not be considered,
envelopes marked Proposals for forsEs.n
Acting Chief Ouarte rmaster
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OFYicr PURCHASING AND DEror C,sl
OMAHA, Nan, September ~. 1873. !
Healei proposals. In dnpicatc, will be received At
this once until u O'Clock q. m on THURSDAY, tbs
"a day q October. is7S, for furnishing tho Sub.
sistence Department, U. .. Army. the following
stores, delivered at tho u. y. Subsistence store.
viz: - .'''
i.Go barrels Of xxx winter. wheat Flour.
itO barrels 81 xxx spTins: wheat Flour.
Quantities required.
Samples must accompany proposals. and be 70.
prepaid.
bsnysloE.s proposals should be marked
Proposals. win BE- received subject to the usual
Proposals should be made on the blank forrna IN
be obtained at this ONCE.
J. W. BARRIaER,
Bvt. Brig 0eh. Il Z, g., u, " A,
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pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE CHrrr QuAnTgRMAsrrR,)
DEPARTMENT OF PLATTE,
OMAHA, NgB, Oct. s, lsfa
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with satisfactory
guarantee signed by two responsible parties, not
bidders. that they will bee me bondsmep on award
o. contracts will be reeeiyed at this ofice until II
for the delivery, q Omaha Depot, In quantities ~
required, during November and December. 1873, Of
lU0ODUJ ounds Oats;
2DOOOuD POUNDS Corn
age"
Blank bids furnished and fnll conditions made
known on application at this ONCE.
The right 70 reject any or ali bids is reserved
.,,... ALEX. j, PERRY.
chiei 2nartfrmaster Department Of Platte, Breyct
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE HULL OF
" The q. 3. SHIP NEVADA.

BuREAu or CONSTRUCTION AND ftEPAIR,
WARRINGTON, October ~. In
Tho Navy Department Will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the United states Navy Yard BROOK.
lyn. New York. on WEDNESDAY, the l2lh day Of
November next, o. u O'Clock M he hull OF the U.
9, seamer Nevada. without the machineryD Of
about LOU tons measurement
The vessel will be offered as she stands, and may
be examined 1t any time previous TO the sale upon
application 70 the commAndAnt Of the yard. who
will exhibit to persons desiring to bid an inventory
Of such articles ~ may be sold with her.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited At the time OF
sale. and hs balance Paid in cash on tho confirms.
ton thereof
the vessel from sale at any time, and to reject auy
bid or offer which may be considered inadequate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23
GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
vi ERTY.

UNITED STATES ARsEsAI,l
BAN ANTONIO, TExAs. I
On the 9TH day OF December, ISIS, al tha San An
tonic Arsenal will be sold to the highest bidder the
following condemned Ordnance and Ordinance
stores, viz;
y Colts army revolvers, cal. a.
" Remington army reyolvers, cal. ".
sah Non 9 Commissioned officers and musicians
swords.
i.l,1 brides, curb, cavalry.
asa Saddles. cavalry.
IS pairs saddle Bags.
otal kn,psacks, panied,
l..8 HAversacks, pAinted-
Also, gun carriages and cassions, with limbera
spare wheels, cavalry and infantry Announcements
horse equipments, and various other articles,
Catalogues will be fur nished upon application Il
the Cnief Of Ordnance. Washington, ~ o., or to the
undersisned.
CLIFTON Comfy,
Captain OF Ordnance Commander
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-23

~ Messy Greek Iron WORKS, Augusta county, Va
by tbs ley. y. ". R9sebro. asss,sd BY the key. a
HARMos, esq of wsshipston, D. O., TO Miss BEr
TIE X foRaRa, daughter of the late Daniel FoTrcr