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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11
VIENNA, August q, 1879


a stranger entering the American
transcpt from The south wouif be apt
to imagine that Bacchus is the prcsid-
ing divinity of our country.
To the left of the door is n large
picture representing the culture of the
grape, and in front of it an assortment
of wines sent by the "Ninicultural
Society," A gorgeous sign bears the
name of John Gibson's Son & Co.,
Philadelphia, and in a handsome glass
case are displayed II fine assortment OF
whisky and California wine, then
comes lot of gin, n display of Bour-
bon by Cutter, and wines from Cincin-
natl, st. Louis and Pleasant Valley.
Dean, of Buffalo, sends u nice dis
play of OILS in handsome bottles, and
close at hand is an exhibit of soap and
atlamantine candles. a fine piece of
yellow prussiate potash is exhibited by
II. Bowler, of Philadelphia.
The display of shoes issmall. There
is 4 small assortment of rubber boots
and shoes, and Burt, OF New York, has
u small glass ease filled with elegant
fancy shoes of satin, kid and bronze.
handsomely stitched and embroidered,
but in beauty of workmanship and
elegance of design they will have to
yield the palm to the French, and in
good eommon-sense qualities to the
English.
Not one % the American shoes looks
as if made for use, to fit the foot COM
fortably and wear easily, but all forshow,
to prop the foot up on an unnaturally
high heel and pinch the toes into a
delicate little point. But so long as
our American women are willing to
be tortured in order to propagate false
notions of beauty, they will find alum
dant aid from manufacturers. Kesson
and Robbins of New York, evince
their interest in the Exposition and
the welfare of humanity by sending a
quantity of little white pills in glass
bottles and an assortment of essences
OF American drugs. The display of
tobacco is small. There are some
splendid specimens of natural fruits
preserved by galvanizinga and also some
canned fruits. The latter methcd Of
preserving fruits is almost untnopn
in the old world, and they would be
shocked at the lavishness with which
we indulge ir that which to them is
SO great luxury.
Not far from the southern entrance
are two exceedingly beautiful soda
fountains displayed by Matthew'S. Of
New York, one of which is sur
mounted by colossal feminine
figure. The fountain is of marble and
has shining row OF silver faucets,
each surnlounfed 10y some delicious
word. such as 'fvanii.ar strawberry"
nnectar,r ''peacIi" or "pine APPLE
But, alas, for those who during the
intense heat have longed for drink
of soda water, these fountains are
silent. 1t is stated that Baron Schwarz
induced the proprietors at a very great
expense to come TO the Exposition
upon the promise Of being allowed 70
run their fountains, bat that he afIcg-
yard resraetef bis promise and
granted the right to All English CON-
rany, and yoa could not expect the
English to make American soda
water, 30 they manufacture poor inn
itation that will be apt 10 give the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11
APPOINTMENTS,

will address the people of Texas upon the
political issues of tho day al the following
times and places:
Paris, Monday, October H.
Clarksvllle. Wednesday, October II.
Other appointments VIII be announced be-
fore the aboxe are concluded.
RICHARD COKE.
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Together with an assortment of General Mcr-
chnndiec Sc now daily c0nlhiT IN, just I'm
time to meet the rush of trade after the
big yellow fever scare. lie begs his friends
ana the public generally 10 call and examine
his stock and prices. 20id&wu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11

ENRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under and by virtue
4 of q deed of trust executed ana deliver
ed 10 me by l.. Il. Torbcrt on the Goth day Of
September, 1878, TO secure the payment of q
B. 1oIbert, dated The 10Th day OF September,
1873, payable TO X. II. To9lcy, and due on
the Isl day of October, 1878, and bearing in
terest at the rate oi two and one-half per
cent per month from the 10th day of August,
is73,untll paid will sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Courthouse door in the city
and county of Dallas and State of Texas, at
10 o'clock; am. on saturday, the 18th day
of October, the following described property:
The eastern corner OF the tract purchased
by II. II. Tooley from j. j. Good and Susan
A. Good. fronting on the north side of Elm
street, twenty-five feet front, and running
buck fifty feet with the line of said street,
containing twelve hundred and fifty square
ceded to me by II, II. Tooley ON the - day
OF -, 1873. j. Il. TOOLEY,
5w3t Trustee.
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''. ToHN =. COCHRAN

as the Democratic candidate 70 represe1nt
D.fiaE Tarranf and Ellis counties in the
Legislature q the State OF Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port OK RRM -IOkk

PORT ov kw-IoKk...-.........,"... ID
CLEARED.
sesSsP Java Orb Martyr Liverpool and oOeen''Ov' cA'' o.
se@p Wisconsin @ Liverpool Williams S.. su'@ c.
Steamship Bremen taer sehusnbeE Bremen wa Southampton
Steamship Phlsaspsia Davis philadelphia.
sSa Se,s. TR SI@ss m1s1 W Even&
kag Gen Bute, Webb Bsla@Sre Tor H 1rlo' PsS Co.
Bsh Mou,c1Sms HSnmend BrdgetOn, Dwight Plat
& V Vs &c., 3'Es 5lGtI BPeH &C. punch ys Co.
saE DAVID DALI ROEsO Corr or Falmouth Tor 'der' ru0h e
sl Guido u.ll seAappsos. Falmouth for orders C. ss'ger
Bsk Reform (Nor) Tcrese1 usvre &c etens loct mAnn
Bari Eos1e Cy Toe sIs az i, Dc sN %Sfs &C.
Bs Grad tAust Gusio Gloucester Eng Soeovich
ssrl w. j. Whiting (Brl Hstbers Bristol, Bog p Nevu'
s. GA), PaascandeA oOrG Fal~OutA for orders
Bar Terea ul) HOniOI COl Falmouth for Ordsr'
ARRIVED.
French steam igae hsFcan Rear Admiral Taomaset sydney
She mounts % guns Is 300 hoepower and mas ere" Of
sesP sao sen,o Hazard savannah witt. md.s pass W.
Steamship Emily sOuder BurcA Oct T. with ~dse
esp Tbyen tGer Jordsn Bremen SO days IL ballast
Pso FraucscO ltal varolo Hamburg 6S days 70 oast
Of Prince Bdvsds lsnd Cameron, sagua 10 DAYS
KchnOor Berpoda Cooper Amsterdam Sept g. in ballast
Cos jSs nsssel oi Deer Isle. rOrey, Trinidad CaNA, Is
eh SAMMY FOrd tO IoOee Aer, ROeElaud N b. days with
NORTHUMBERLAND AND oOssrw..
W X IJewet V,ins r. Russell. Virginia.
i Ilsrrs FsIl Rlycr NJ A. PrednOre Pail River.
W ID RATgam New. Bedford Rigot Away, Hew.Hsven.
knen persiSs New. BeaionL L. Stevens Rockport MaRA
n. A Hyer HewIayen. Fnp. hAhno'pn' "loAlVi~
ANCHORED AT HARRIS ISLAND.
Bkhr Bernce Proctor. Shuee n. s.
Schr. :. Is. Knowles, Crowley, Calals
Schr iupudence fBr). Baker, St John n u.
sehL BlTira, bryant, haShiaS
SAILED.
Reamhps Bremen for Bremen ha and PennslTAna FOR Gas
gov; Java and Wisconsin. for Liverpool
WlHD-SGRes light, g.. btEy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct 1b-Aryed. steamships Olympus OIL rom Liver
pool Panther from Philadelphia baTE
Neptune Cenfuegos; bng Anna Mitchell from hayigueL
Oct lS-Auved, steamship City Of San Antonio Pen
hngt0n, from keslOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
Moy1E Oct 16-The Anchor Line steamship TynaD, Lawson,
iron lOrk Oct J. for GasgoE, arrived here to-day
DISASTERS.
The the steamship Western Metropolis by Gre at heWOr
slight and 100 bales OF cotton were wet
RORFoIK Va l5The sehr. David Miller from Wilmington
n leaking She lost her deeE load ana tus
aSej other slight damage the captain 10 sex The teh Aeu'en
HAVING lost her sails, and IL leaking.
MEMORANDA,
O IT, Mallory Co.'S steamship mot yet named,
Mystic towed 70 tins port on Tuesday
protested Deeuser Iron N0T where she s receive her
RAehlnery. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

sun ses el2 ran 6;10 MeO. hss..... 1,l9
e~Sp hoei' 800 Cow isian 432 Heb 9ste Perry. 6:21
vsrpR
asdI heet.. 42O Cows lsnd... BOO Hell 649
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
furniture.

WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
IN for TURNlTURE. CARPETS. and BEDDING, Al b. NJ COW
PFTHWAT CO.'S l55 and 157 OhatbAnsL An immense stock
sDd Low pnees
A UCTlON N0TICE.-Good midland and
~ s6t CAkPETS all sizes; rcb English Brussels and In
~ os ro auction very cheap III Fuonst between William
Nassau.
JNOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNI-
TURF In house HILL Ffihave, complete for
occupancy Of house prompt sale an Object Aoa
Bon A7SJ Aew-lOrk POstOEee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
BOARD ano Rooms.
West Side.

A PRIVATE FAMILY living on 5th-ave.
~ near 48tb-s will let elegant Of furnished ROOMS
ans gsntleeo gentleman and w 6De here
10 be civ ADDRESS PFTH AVENUE, Uptown Tnhune Oet No
an. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
DENTISTRY.

V,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ls
II YRARsBsnanhag Application Besaafal ASSERTED
uossr.u ra.ss, pIsnpsn koRos ehssk, speelal,,
JAY VlLLkRs lb5 Gnsd, ssas DrsssssN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
6elp uanieo- -Semales

A LADY desires three competent SERVANTS,
IA CHAhBEgauD. LAVNDkks Ahd .ss 49, Nc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

DEPARTNEHr or TExAs, I
Sealed prop0s N trpcsts % u iTscsey,a
this office until II O'Clock m, "wednesday, the 81
co@nepeins july ]. isiS and ending June %. ia
hSuss No iH&sSSn CONT tirsnsportstlon from caddo
en- 'hs Msss2gri, Kansss and Lsaas railway, to Fur
Route No. 2.Wagon transportation from Denlsor
terminus Of ne Mis,Ogr Kansas And IoHas rail
about 100 miles,
5neSS fs.s disnSs bout TS
Route No, gIMason trsnsPortation from Dallas
,ns ssncs nDoS sSf s to Fort Rich
bort Grimm TeSas, distance about i7t niles
Texas, Oh the. Teas Central railway. 10 San Anio
MO, Iexas distance about ~ miles;
Fort Gonehc, Texas, distance about 10 miles;
Fort CLARK, Te1as, distance about Sos miles;
sefposh Teass ss,sScs sS sBoat ~ miles,
Fort STOCKTON, Texas, distance about ~ pniIes;
fort ouitnian, Texas, distance about siS miles;
Fort B,iss Te5as. distance about IsS miles
Tena to San Antonio, Texas, distance l0a miles, toi
ths q inc Sg Sss & sn
railway us the quartermaster's department shall
from San Antonio, Texas, to-
Fort Mclntosh. TeIaa distance about ie5 miles.
Fort CLARK, TeIss, distance about iSs miles.
For! MeKsyetk TeIas distance about lIs miles.
Fort stockton, Texas, distance about sei miCs
Fort Dayis TEXAS, distance about 90 mlles,.
Fort Quituan, Texas, distance about Gil miles.
Fort Bliss. Texas, distance about epl milee,
Route No, s-WaEon transportation from RingRold
barraeks, Texas, 10 Fort Mcintosh, Texas, distance
fJrst water Transportation route for military stores
FROM New Orleans Louisiana. to Galveston, Texas.
or return,
From New Orleans, Louisiana, to IndisnolA, Texas,
From New Orleans, Louisiana, to DrAEos Santiago,
IRON indisnoiS. TeSaS. to Brazos Santiago or re-
turn;
frdm Galveston, Texas, to Tndianola, Texas, or
return; 49,.
From Galveston, Texas, to Brnzoa Santiago, or re.
turn; -.
And for cabin passage for officers and deck pas.
saye for enlisted men, from and TO the above named
hates for stores and supplies per 100 pounds, for
whole Distance between points named, 70 be given.
Stores and supplies!
Texas, e FcIi brown, TeISs -, -
Texas, and for cabin passage for officers and deck
point or return. - ~
Rates for stores and Supplies per 100 lbs, for
whole distance between points named to be given.
First route for Military Stores and Supplies, by
railway transportation from shipsackle at Calves.
ton, Texas, to Austin, Texas, or return;
Dallas, TEXAS, or return;
- From Denison. Texas, by railway to Galveston.
: Aasiin. Tens, Or return: -,, Az,
tween Inc point named 70 be given. ''
Second Route for Railway Transportation for
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DIED.

DIED.
swrsnsan ~ nn M syenine ~ the isth inst
MI. FIX 4 koI.fa' v'Ife 81 h Il. Nolan, es1.
Of he bepartnent Of kEricuiture.
The funeral viii tsks place from Wesley Chapel
corner fifih and y streets, this monday alter
Sn,H s,SSs,,,,, In ,ht. o,,, 10, The Inn Inn,
aauun ~ W. ftiS W w ,su NV
" me i2agnn ncio l M ~ hes N, anx ssrs ~
ssI. s ~ ~ NJ .nn p rd 10 many 'e"
New York and California papers please eopyl
,MAUhY.,,.sM Bowling Green CAROLINE county
Va, on tne lthl INSTANT o. heart disease, LUCY r. -
Msvh' IN tne iorty third year OF her age'
ocoei ee ssn eaSr %9p ma rsrs yss.s
aEonar u aoFII, native Of Maine, aged thirty
seven years.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon
next h2@ O'clock, from the residence Of George
snd SrisS ar nI,s 70 % near Relatives
FORREST I'm Georyetown, d. O., on Thursday,
nth instant, al u O'Clock m, after long and
painful illness Of consumption, zAoHARIAH FoR
REsr, esq., IN the. nifty eighth year Of his age
iniaw Mrs Diaden FORREST, No "a First street
FINCKFI,-on the ia,h in., a, bis resldencc No
Is street sfIsT SssTiPs nsss
N his 40 ''SoAl" ~ u" m 'he hhp Sc0o"u SeAr
TnneraI aervicea M ~ pauI,s ch,,rch corror
Eleventh and II streets northwrst, o., Monday HIN.
rpfTy Y: e. ~, y G,sio sl. N; ooo, q,
Invyry ~, PIr H. p,,., = A., -
tooh pisce IRON her late residsnee On New York
hStgsS,tsndiPs iGs iasis@sSi xsatlss, Was 'G AZ
sy einaeSn oS large concourse OF relatives and
zen. us,,o, ,,,n.,,,.,, t,.,., oc,. 49,, III,
, ~ hrns. e esg VII be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17
ORoPosATs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.


ovricv pr,cy,.,vo nv,or,
C,>,N,,si.ny ~ ~ s ns,S. phror't
ISuTsyfiIE, XIV. jannarY III M.
aaaIa ,rn,saia T., ~, soossi,oJ NJ
sS o' ~ ia ,a- nrntshts ~ ~ ~. 4, hn
TTim,,sd a,alas arnv INA 2llns,naa .n,satsten m
,nras 10 IN daiixSrsa a, IN snts,s ianca 49,
house in ISuissilIe. Ky No II Fast NAN street.
VIZ nh,. hsa, ,n.,,t, r,s.s or nrr,s r,s.. rorl
wv ciiv nsekssJ tSya nsna ~ ttha n.erer n Ia
stsia.i T., m, MI '~'' - ''i' fe' W. ~
ON M "a M 1T 4 Ertra F.mI,,n aour Ia la ,,.Ia
,n, aa,rt,nd snnna ~ ~ "'"t' w wv hA"o
nh Il. ~ god IN An. h,,sho,, .,. ,,.,,,
i~ onsheis IT, p9anas We H. prime navy
"a mn ponnda nTime no cofiee In sacks
,, os pnd Phnn nn1 Y, ,.IIt,, "a
WV pDaahtus pIow M 4, srssl spu III auaS 70
aao iIanS ,',ra cln ~ shi.L,, ,inas.r d, h.r
H rss ar ihaS bar earh nscL alie ~ havs n
- nns I'm MN NJ ths anas ths ninsvsr
,Ha ~ s,h ~ a. h, ~ az
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.
OFrIcF CHIEF QuAnrrRMAArr

Sealed proposals will be receved 4 tbs once and
,Ss $5 q SHa6 4 .:s;HS
s%$s: f$a $; 5 1S "a SR'SR VIZ 55SH :
o''' 'n' 'o''o~'ns I R1nTE No,
SO .ons more or Iess: from San FrancircO cslfOr.
"iA' :" 'or'iAn' RRIDffpTf No
tons more e. lsss from San Francisco. oAfOr
nm. A''Or''' oi F85TTnfE Mos
yancouyer. W. r. ''''' f''NA""' OreFo"'"
80 tons more mr. isss -o no par.nd oro,.or .
Vancouver W. + iS, As,9Si,, oregon 0'''''' VI
ao tons. p,or. mr. h 10 frar 20 pS.,.rs oro,
w o ,a"' w. s slsi ss sls.la
SsnocdVSf' W ss$p sss juan Island GR II. T. T.
y s9ns more Or le,s from Portland Oregon. or
'A"0ou'er' W. ik11tfpRR NNoNasend' W. l.
100 rns, more or less, from Portland. Oregon. or
s,Oc rouna. more H9 OI ri: Nc SSS or.or
or Vencouyer W. r., TO Wort II apwaI i 4 "''e'''
"a, .0o ..u.,. nogTE No lS' 49,.
or Vancouver vi T6ii.fPfF S Sd G9l'ille' W r.
400 900 pounds more or less. from Portland DRAGON.
M nm oorn1. ore ~ ~. 70 ,,o ~ po-,,.n, o,
or vineOuvsr W n n, e Camp Harvey, oregon.
$4,000 pounds. more Or less from Portland Oregon
VI AMMONIUM "RoGsTE No. III A'n'f' oreson'
w. Route Na ia
eoo.ooo pounds more or lesa, from wInnemueca, Ne
Vada, to Fort Boise Ldah9 Territory.
10000 pounds. more o. iess. from winnemucca, Ne.
vada, To Camp Harvey, Oregon.
,.o ooo ,,.,,,,,. houLE No W n,
Camp Warner, o5eE2n
10000 pounds more or less, from Terminus O. and
g. II. H. Catalonia branch) to Fort Klamath Oft
ROUTE Eois
ae,00O pounds more or less, from Terminus o. and
q, Il. II. Oregon branchl y Fort Klamath, 0regon
10000 pounds more or less, from Terminus o. and
y, i, r., a. -egon branchD via Canyonyille and
R0UTE No 81
10000 pounds, more or less, from San Francisco
GSIf6rnia. Wa Crescent CITY. to FOT klamatS Ore.
49, o0o ,.,. RoUTE No. -, o.
" i''nA''"s' ROUTE No a.
10000 pounds more or less from PAlouae Landing
to points IN Washington and IDAHO Territories
Of The Columbia, ESSAY '''''' anu 'A''
| ROUTE No. o.
10000 pounds, more Or ieaa from wAllulA, W T.. to
above specified.
-, ROUTE No. Is. o-.- -
points IN oreson south Of the Blue Mountains and
ROUTE No, %
ySda. 70 points In oresSn and Idaho east q tbe
gree y north latiiSds. " u '"' '0'' '01''A ''
'"AN'i' NAILS. Efd. M "''""'
Between P9r! Townsend W. t. and Camp sAn Juan
iAiAhu' W. T. potrrp ~ M
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE CBDE QrARTERNAsTER.j
DEPARTMENT or ran CoLUMBIA,
s6s'G nd Fsoif 81 NJ 2 ~ s'I 2sinr
f' Day az q z Tor a0 fSe q q
a psyseS a dsRSsrss q M hs
la and 70 be made 81 such times aud in such quar-
during the fiscal year ending June D, isiI
ro,..,. Ie92IETLAANDi OREGON
% cords o. Soft Wood,
Il2goo pounds Of oats.
'S ScSS pounds PSSnds 81 81 s stSS
,oO,o.Sy,A y yoIS lE1 pEPoT. W.T..
,S0 bushels q Charcoal
i5O'WO pounds Of straw, tbsied or ioose)
sooo, To z; w sSIEyENs, OREGON.
soSoS pounds q 2ats, ysasLsd)
sS P PSSi1Sa: q e NAV Mtss; IS sSsiea
Fort CAPE DIsAPPoINrMRNT, W. T.
$ $$$ $$$$s: 4 sS;s ;s:;s s ;S:ss,
1900 p SA@aR y 81. sG t.so Esd5Sp' W.T.
sl%S b bS,nd: q q Hsy; i6,sIs,Sj
Loo cords of Wood
el.ooo pounds Of oais
ltS.sS pounds q nay,
~0... PORT LAPwn.L
nI.ee pounds q OATS
iiG sS.sS pound pound: & & ss lfssw.
SOsora. o, E %dST BOISE 1T
I'm SSs bushels O Charcoal;
s lSS P POUNDS y BH s1' "''ked'
10000 pounds Of Straw.
IF. FORT q, , KLAMATH. OREGON.
ssd S;SSS S SSsnS. q e Charcoal
1000 pounds q Straw
,.,... CANT WARMER, OREGON.
S SSaSs: & Ss.f Sf barley .clsd,
800 PPS SanSs q q s sas;
,.o 100, CAM 4, Hl Is,RNEy, OREGON
aSSS SSshela q Charcoal
liS S P PS1Td: q q Barley s, SsssSkSdJ
sS!SS POUNDS PSa q straw
LINKyILLE, OREGON.
iNSs poands Of Ray.
l9SOoO pounds Of STRAW o..
dare " ne b IA S si SspH ,H e. PSi
advertisement attached,
pressed in writing as well as IN isures; and ali bid
be delivered.
The whole or any portion Of the supplies may b.
bid for, but no average bids will be entertained.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied b.
a guarantee signed by two Responsible parties thu
q ne snpplies should the contract be awarded 4
Inc United States reserves the right to receive tn
whole or any portion Of the supplies that may b
CONTRACTED for; also to reject any or all bids.
Inc mai award Tor any post Will not be made unit
cor wiz ss fceS.a ! rSfs Gs
and each PROPOSAL be In separate envelope, pain
indoraed Proposals for furnishin supplies at =,
office. - - III HkNTON
pspsty 9uaTt s General y 3 A. Chief Qua
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

HAVE SPOKEN THEIR
own praise for upward OF
three quarters OF a century.
A very full supply OF thu
above constantly on hand at
JhAL HEGIsTER AND Al
led TO all who apply, fet colin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

ANDREWS ERRIDITH.-O tho 18th instant
BY Rev. Dr. Haymnnt BAILEY ANpHEws, 81 New
DC.
WRIGHT WILSON On the 18th q February,
1873, a the Hinihereet Presbyterian ChuIeh, ~ the
and 4. DAISY WiiaoN, Of Washington, u. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17
THE SENATE CREDIT NOBILIRR COM.
MITTER.

Saturdays observation-disclosures OF
senators Patterson, Wilson, Harlan and
Gen. Boynton.
At the meeting OF the Senate credit mo-
biller on Saturday, Senator Patterson was
examined Us to the exact time Of his CONVEX
stations with Mr.. Ames. Morton, Bliss Il
Co, his bankers never sold any credit mo-
mont with the firm no such stock appeared
on the list Gen. II. V. Boynton was ex-
Amined In regard to the dispatch which ap'
peared In the New York Times last Septem'
her. Senator Harlan made long statement
In which he accounted for the expenditure Of
n portion Of the $4,000 which were con
iributed by DIR. Durant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

0EoRaETowN, D, O., Feb. 4, 1873.
Proposals. will be received until z o'clock M Feb
ruAry Is, 1873 for furnishing all the material and
performing the work required IN the erection and
completion Of Public School Building for George,
town, ID, O., IN strict accordance with plans and
specifications that can be seen at the ONCE Of Adolf
Clues, architect corner of Fifteenth and streets
Washington, whore fun information can be oh.
tained AZ the appointed time the proposals will be
opened, In the Architectb Ofce In presence OF any
as soon as practicable thereafter.
The trustees reserve the right to reject any all
The proposals, 10 be considered. must be made by
aiming out the printed blanks on hand at the Arch:
tects ONCE, and they should be inclOaed In scaled
enyeOpe indcrsed Proposals for the erection Of q
Public School Building Tor aeOrgetown, d. O., and
addressed TO the undersigned
A. HYDE,
PRECEDENT Beard q Trustees of Public Schools
Address; banking House Of Riggs l. Co., Wash
iDgton ID, g." tstarl febSeO6t
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u,,.,,,.,PosE OiFlcE DEfhTMESrb
SEALED , T b \, scssysd At ,hs Dspar
5s i atsad ays TSd e four yoar on
n. n. SIZE AND Quality OF CARD.
,,Ithe Cnrus vii PC three by hye and opeetHhth
siooi Cotton and linen PiSed tub sized. ths hbrs
9Sfsm ~. tGs' M9Tsed tEetneL " s2id sheet
des foF printing and Eritlns IN ink or p Pe neil
Lhe card board must weigh sn 6l pounds per thou.
Po.tnssist dsSsiai' must bear ) Estsf mark from S
mshi marx rolls to be furnished by the Govern
The c,I PEi n p a. DIES PIsT Is SG
s CO % shis e y asasa y
NJ se sf G m stsa AZ
pates 70 be kept in repair and renewed at the cost
OF Ihe contractor.
sign dis rolls, Plates Co Si and 1stsT q DE
S 70 &c e1A,nsed the public interest may
.sr%RSrks equal n every resPect g hose supplied
s6na6e tine At The con!ract9rs eost su6est g the
n ~ A.. S AND s
NJ sEsenee cf tbSeon ~ nan ny tbq e snns
properly Of lie taiisd State: and shall be dsSsTsd
" good M9rklns order 2 the Poe.mAster Generals or
m. NHMbER OF CARDS FIRST YEAR;
Ihe estimated number 81 cards u, required Tor The
without reference to this estimate be the same mo
BUILDING. SECURITY FROM FIRE AND
r,oor,,. ,v,,, h. r.d TiiEfE h.. ,D,,..,,,r., d,
9 building and IN sePsrale aPSrtms6,a
s IN 1 .h9se ,nd WHEN s S,lsr wSr aons
Il IRE and proof aais OF Saei 70 Ss 1U r.
prad ~ LOT , ,a Y ~ hna no spar
W u'e n'Pe''ion VI ~ 'ho department.
The cards must be banded In parcels Of twenty
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
New York, philadelphia aud Washington
feb2 MTuwThkf
MEDICAL.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM THE
Manhood restored Impediments TO Marriage re
moved New method o. treatment cent New and re re
In sealed enyelopes ,,,o,, ,r,o,, ~. s..,,,
Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa Ian Institution hAy:
ing a hight reputation for. honorable conduct and
professional skill. deil-An
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

USrrED SrATHs ENaNEER OFFIcr,l
(THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BUILDING,
FAYErTE, MAR UHARLEs STREETD
BALTIMORE, Md, January %, 1873
Proposals for additional dredging in the hppo.
mattox river, below Petrrsbrn Virginia. will be re
ceiyed until noon OF February II, i57a
The riKhite reject any bid " reserved.
Blank forms, npecihcations, and any desired in.
formation can had on application al ma otBce.
VIM, p, CRA1OHIII,,
jAnai Major Of Enaineefp
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The cafda mnat be banded IN parcels OF tWenty,
Ave t25J aud packed In strong pasteboard or straw
boxes, securely bound on the edges and corner
with cotton linen cloth glued on; each boz TO
tain not less than ve hundred cards: the boxes 10
paper aud sealed q safely bear transportation
by mail for delivery to postinasters. When four
thousand 1900 more cards required to I'LL
the order OF postmaster. the pasteboard or straw
boxes containing the same must be packed In strong
cases and packages shall be addressed by the con.
tractor under the direction Of agent Of the Depart
ment Wooden cases containing the cards, to be
transported by waterroutes must be provided with