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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

IT hSaId that Mr.. Henry Ward Beech.
e. earns $4,000 a ycar,-$95,o 900 salary
from bis church, $4,000 salary as nom
iasI H. editor Of the Christian UnIon, and
S!VOOO additional income from the New
aotk Leader and his occasional lectures.
AE' B'echeF probably accepts this large
SUN Of money as an inducement for the
Enlargement oI his profession. Ambitious
young men who contemplate entering the
ministry should take time to consider,
1oSeVeF, In simple justice TO themselves,
uA' where there iS one minister who
sI'n' $4,000 year. there are Eorty.fivC
Nao do not earn q thousand a year, and
V 90 10 proportion. Ills the old princi,
MolSpoor pEeach-poor pay"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
Charred wIlh EmbezzIinE es, 800.

LOUISVILLE, January 2s-Merritt Leg.
EFT and Frank Burdett were before United
States Commissioner MeryweNther today
charged with embezzling $500 from
United States PAymaster Il. B. Reese.
Legett was Reese's clerk, and was en-.
trusted with money 10 pay the troops.
He lef( 1t in a saichel in the safe, and
went to a gambling saloon, where he
played away the greater portion. Burdett
was roper for the gamblers, and Legett
sent him to the safe with the key, TO get
the money, which he did. The next day
Legett went to Cincinnati, where he was
arrested and brought back, The case
Wrs continued till tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
Proposed Removal of the Kentucky
Capital.

LoUuv1LLE, January 2S.-At a meet.
ing of the Committees Of the BoNrd Of
Trade and the City Council this evening,
on the subject OF the proposed removal
Of the State capital from Frankfort to
Louisville. A resolution was adopted
pledging the city to give tho State $780,.
600 and to provide suitable buildings
until others can be erected. The resolu.
tion will be presented to the city council
tomorrow night, and il ratified will be
sent up to the Legislature by committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

Al, 10 TuE charge that he pUid Carney
NSVN to withdraw from tho Senatorial
contest aI Caldwell cheerrully replied:
,,. admit II, but what senator has not
SSGH :, y mat rival candidates who withdrew
~ N1He Proper time had foreign missions,
n N. .0SSn0ulAteS, or Indian agencies. Let
SIS.. NY senator who has no glass in his own
"'''0tIA house throw the 6rSt stone"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2s Prince NapO.
leon disavows all responsibility for the
recent newspaper announcement Of bis
views In regard 10 the luture policy Of the
Buonaparte family.
Lowe, Chancellor oil the ExchQuer,
has again declined 10 entertain any pro.
posals for the repeal Of the malt tax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
The Pittsburgh Leader thinks this

Inc fIllSOuEgu LedueT InlnKS tuls
case Of the inveteraCy Of political habits;
"When VIC a year or two ago had occa-
sion TO pay sum OF money to q Harris
burg lobbyist for ordinary newspaper
work, We were amazed to find that the
only way he could take it was to have it
enclosed in an envelope and left for him
on certain desk. He had been so long
used to getting his money in this sort OF
way that he would have lelt uncomlor-
Portable 10 have taken it in q Btraighttor-
ward and open manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
Ohio LepIsIature.

COLUMBUS, January 29.-In the House
this afternoon, the bill to increase the
salary Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court from 5000 to $1,000, failed to
pass.
In the Senate, the bill to give to tho
Mayor Of Cincinnati the vUto power was
passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January 2s.-
Judge Busted to-day appointed W. L.
Lanier Receiver Of the Selma, Rome &
Dalton railroad on a bill filed to have tho
assets administered according to priority
Of claims.
The Legislature ENHANCEMENT con.
tlnuea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
Reprehensible Action OF the Penn
BYlvaniR Legislature.

PHILADELPHIA, January 28.-In the
Constitutional Convention It was asserted
by member that the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania should be Investigated in
chartering the Credit Mobilier Tor $780,
900, when the Legislature OF New York
refused TO charter it for 100000 and
that Of Now Jersey for 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
The Last Rail on the Chesapeake &
Ohio RaiIrnnh.

CINCINNATI, January 2S.-ThS last rail
will be laid on tho Chesapeake s. Ohio
Railroad at noon tomorrow at a place
called Miller's Ferry, nine miles above the
falls ot the KanAwha. This will complete
tho limo from Huntington and the Ohio
river 10 the seabOard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

PRoBABmITIEB.
For the Middle States, winds veering
to fresh and brisk northwesterly and
possibly northeasterly, with clear and
very cold weather, excepting possibly
cloudy weather and light snow from Vir-
ginia to Southeastern New York, with
northeasterly winds.
From Missouri and the Ohio Valley to
the Upper Lakes and Lake Erie, generally
clear and cold weather, but winds gradu.
ally backing 10 westerly and southerly,
with falling barometer and rising tenn
Derature,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
ClNCIN MATT.

CINCINNATI, January 29.-The compe.
tition between the three trunk lines SELL
ing tickets between here and New York
and return, ended this morning by com.
promise, whereby all resume their regu-
lar rates tomorrow. Tickets for the
round trip TO New York sold as low As
eight dollars before the compromise was
effected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

\, IHkr was q delicate compliment given
ragged little neWSboy TO the pretty
M. k "e9 bought paper ol him. "Pocr
coSS NsHe u fellow" said che, "SIn't you yery
sSS % I. y WSO, ma'am. before you pass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
WASHINGTON.

The National Theatre Burned...
Damage to tho Imperial Hotel.
WAsurNoroN, January 2O.-1ho Ma.
tional Theatre was burned this morning,
The adjoining buildings, including the
Imperial Hotel, we're damaged by water
Loss on tho hotel, $4,000. Mrs. Oates,
who had just opened OF the theatre,
lcses heavily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

-Advices to the llth inst from Rio dc
Janiero report yellow fever raging there,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

War DBPARFNnIT,
OgFIm oFFHI CRIEP SIGNAL 0PTIoin.
WAsMGTON, D. O., January 2s.-1:So P. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29

The Vice President in personal state.
ment, asked the appointment Of q com.
miItee to investigate the charges against
him in connection with the Credit Mobi'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-29
CONGRESS.
HOUSE,.

WAsHNaToN, January 2s.-The House
proceeded to the consideration Of Senate
amendments TO the Indian appropriation
bill, and disposed OF some. A committee
of conference was appointed on the diSa'
greelng votes.
admission Of Colorado as State, which
was discussed until four o'clock, when the
death Of Julius L. Strong, late Repre-.
sentative from Connecticut, was an.
nounced, and appropriate eulogics deliv.
cred, alter which the House adjourned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

That 875. GOO. : State Treasured Car
dozo gives the following list of papers
paid out Of the $75.o appropriated by
tue Legislature for publication OF the
Acts:
Aiken Weekly Journal, 81. .125. 43; Co.
lumbia Daily Union. 81, ,253;, Columbia
Weekly Union. 1893; Newberry He
raid, 81. 04S g.; Marlboro Times, 81 ,408;
Horny News, S11l.24; Clarendon Press,
800; GreenviIle Enterprise, $685. :;
Camden Journal, 81, ,OS8 40; Darlington
Sontherner, $4,4l2; Ohsrleston Daily
Republican, (old,) 81. 10: George.
town Times. $70490; Yorkville En-
quirsr, 81. 707. 90; Keowee Courier, 1886;
OhEisti.n- Neighbor, 1924. 60; Picksns
Sentinel, 8l,Ol6; Working Christian,
81, ,694.70; Beaufort Tines, $U,2l0.7O
Charleston News, IS. 063.A7; Charleston
Sunday Times, Sc. 2lO. 70; Weekly Ohes-
teriield Democrat. $l,955; Charleston
Courier. IS, 945. go; Phoenix and Cleaner,
81, 1880 Spartanburg Republican,
81, ,223.75; Sumter Watohmau, $l,644;
Aiken Tribune, Sl,35l.1O; Southern
Celt. S7.255 so; Orangeburg News,
$1,000; Missionary Record. S4,SO1; Col.
Teton Gazette, S.. .304 25; Barn we'll Jour
nal, 81, 191.4 40.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

WHAT TIME Has TAUGHT Us 1t has
taken 1000 years to teach the world that
to sustain the body in it's conflict with
disease. not to help disease by weaken
ing the body, is the true end of medi-
cine. We have the lesson by heart at
last. however. We know, for Example,
TINT tearing doses Of nloes, salts jaiap,
croton oil. calomel, colcynth, &c, are
the best allies that debilitating malady
can have in its assaults on the human
frame; and that medicine like Hostet-
ter's Stomach .Bitters. which strengthens
oil the bodily powers and rallies the
sinking constitution, is the most power
full antagonist OF the mo,bi6c principle,
whatever it may be, that lies at the root
OF the complaint. This knowledge has
been loug time in reaching US, bat it is
Invaluable. We can now control and
curei dyspepsia. bilious disturbances,
constipation. rheumatism, nervousness,
and many other painful complaints once
considered incurabie. with this admira.
Die corrective. F9t3tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

"DEM FoUR SHEREn BoYs."-A pri-
yate letter received by u gentleman Of
York County, from Representative a.
s. Wallace. dated tho 81 inst, says that
on tho following day the President
would pardon "dem four Sherer boys"
who were sentenced to tho Albany poni-
tentiary in consequence of their alleged
connection with the Jim Williams
raid"
The recent Ku Klux reports from
Chester have been efectually squelched
by Deputy United States Marshal John
McManus.
Capt. Wan. B. Lillcy, an old Mexican
volunteer. from Chester, died at his
home in Mississippi short time ago.
The Mansion House, in Greenville,
has been sold to Mr.. J. W. Gray.
Robberies are frequent in Greenvillc.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 13, 1873

HOTEL Arrivals, February 13. 1873
Columbia Hotel-Chas H Keeshin,
Agent Ministries; Edward Mahoney,
Va;J Emanuel, N Y; G l. B Marsh, Fl
D Gilbert, T e McIver, Wilmington,
n @; J G Gilbert, Charleston; Gen NJ
W Gary. Edgeheld; W X Hemphill,
Philadelphia; 7 D Gillespie and wife.
Charleston; Gashcn Pope, Rock Hill;
j NJ Hutchinson, Wis; J FL Banks,
Mass; " Crosswell, S G.; w d Keu-
nedy. Augusta; G b Rea5, Charleston;
G Il Banks. s ..
Rendrir House-H r Flannigan, S G;
I W Ball, Baltimore; 8 a Watson, GA;
W A Elesor, N G; r p Lodge, Ky; s A
Condict, N Y; John S Nicholson, W
F Stanton, W FL Stewart. s @.
Wheeler House F Hendrix, n Bas-
sett, 8 O.; s Rheinstron, Pa; A s Doug
lass. Winnsboro; w Nj Mathews, N G; &
Hall, city; Mr. and Mrs r Singleton, A
Lsrgea. s @: G Roberts. N 7; D Nj
Renno. w, @ & A R r; @ Kershin,
agentfor Duprez e. Benedict's Minstrels;
j Lain, Jr. Scotland; r Mezu.zr. wife
and daughter, Pa; 8 A Durham, S G; "
Wilkins, N {; A II Marury. Charleston;
J MoFadden. Pa; j. Beattie, Green
vile; W a MoNair, S G.; Mrs Smith and
son, Abbevilie.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

AS We go to press. the sad intelligence
is circulating through tho village that
Mr.. q. N. Stroman is dead. Our in
formation is that he died very suddenly,
at about O'Clock this day. This is tho
sad and untimely fall OF tried and true
Orangebu,y Ne,cs.
A young man named ohuson, who re-.
sides not far from town, buried his wife
last Wednesday, went counting ON Thnrs-
day and was tied up in matrimonial bliss
by our Ciork Of Court on Friday.
Marion Star.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

The Grand Council of Royal and So.
lsct Master Masons Of the State of South
Carolina. convened in annual convoca-
ton OF Masonic Hall, in Charleston, on
Wednesday afternoon. After transact.
ing the ordinary business. the following
officers wero unanimously elected for the
ensuing year: Companion WiImot G.
DeSaussure, NJ P. q. M; Companion
e. ". Lloyd. L. I. Dep. G. Nj. Com
panion G. Z. Berg, 1. G. G. of W.; Com
panioD G. T. Jackson, I. G.. Treasurer;
Companion Alex. Lindstrom, I. G.. RI.
corler; Companion W. II. d. Gaillard,
l. G. Marshal; Companion Zimmerman
Davis. I. G. G. of G.; Companion W. II.
Girardeau, I. G. Conductor; Compa-
nion l.. F. Meyer, Grand Steward.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

PAnDoNED Ku K1u1.-Tho following
pardons have be- received in tbs
United States Marshal's Office: William,
Sylvanus, Hugh II. and James B. Shear
er, convicted at the November term OF
the United States Court, in 1871, sem
fenced to eighteen months imprison-
ment, 500 fiue each, and confined in the
penitentiary ut Albany. William ID.
Barnes. convicted at the April term Of
the United States Court, in 1872, and
sentenced to one years Imprisonment
and fifty dollars fine, confined in the
Jail at Chester. These pnrdous have
been forwarded and the prisoners will
soon be released.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

In the United States District Court, on
Wednesday, his Honor Judge Bryan,
on hearing the report of Registrar Sea-
brook. signed the final discharge in
bankruptcy Of A. J. Frederick, of
O.angehnrg, S. @.
An Episcopal Church is to be built at
Ridge Springs soon. The principal
movers in this undertaking, we hear, are
Mrs. James Merritt, Mrs. James Boat
wright. Mrs. David DuBoss and Mrs.
John DuI3ose.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14
Fresh Beet.

OFFICE OF 8. @. LUNATIC ASYLUM,
COLUMBIA, February II, 1873.
I)ROPOSALS for supplying this institution
i with FRESH BEEF, till the 30th June,
1873, will be received at this Office till the Goth
instant, when tho contract will be given to tho
lowest responsible bidder. The Beef to be Of
good marketable class, to bo paid for in thirty
days.
BY order Of the Board Of Regents.
J.F. ENSOR,
Fob IA t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

bestow, all these had and have their
defenders and partisnns:T ready to excuss
them, and assiduous is their protection.
We have forgotten the doom of Sodom
aud 4om9rrah, bat the justipe 81 God
sleeps not. y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.

4 "0C liz 11001A "HU 1"UUOf O01UV""C
TINE members are hereby notified to attend
Il special meeting, to be held THIS Fri
day. EVENING. at "a o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served after meeting. BY order
OF the Foreman. +. u. KONEMAN,
Feb 14l Secretary
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14
Wanted,

DYan experienced young man, S1TUA-
ID TION as BOOK-KEEPER. Can give good
references as regards character. capacity,
&C. Address A. B. c.. Charleston, s. 6.
Feb IA II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-14

LIST OF NRw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Hook and Ladder Company.
Notice-Sale Of Personal Property.
j. F. Eusor-Proposals for Shoes, &c.
Wanted--A Situation.
National Republican., 1873-05-08
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


BsAnA proposAls for fnrniAlnE STA merry for 1hs
year shdinf JuhS ~ slt. wiz be Ieeeiyed a thil
spArment nnn aist day Of Nay, lsIss a. u O'Clock
ss,as fSiasfd bidaius siil es furnshsd upos
sfhs bi6s NiiI be considered and accepted or re.
isoisa tenn 81 iism; and this sdyeStissinsnt and
he propo.. 20 far - Acuopted BY the seeretary q
ss tAs NJ bend ~ ~ ssns N.
IA Siddsr r Sdas iS sSd No Ssf & coatsssi
Iss srsiSiss sS Contracted for must DO furni,bed
g e % ensSs eSs Sss SssT n quantities
The sal,ss S1.9siils. n n saeh srie!s viii. how
a, Inn ssn pss ma K 'lsnSd Sy ,hs ~ iadidPs
with saihcisat slfstlss In sam equal u MY Del
4 M va e Sis' sPErUysSh y
pblhed by the Department Sohdliionsd 3or hirnis6
ing such portions Of the articles As may be aWardbd
u1dss !, and the RsTfVs3sISs e t9s contract
Eyer deiailed f9r the Prpose. by the aeefttziy
assna sum eisni ssSss o snnai he Contrast, . !
!: SSs, R &. . ifss q charge at the Depart
phe failure u comply with sny one order unde
Gisis 2ssrsis a. of lhs S sniiss psnslt,
thsputshast IL eIell msE sEist. q sIeh ql1 iilsso
ksisle5 ssassd ~ sSsh @ isiiass, md sSHTs " u tb
iepnrtetqfI Mty psr oontum Of the prise VII ich
lS9SS * 1ssSS,sIy - e PeJ fOs ,Ise a5,lsles
SSsrasd Shls & ,yS ,ySisS Slihhsd pSSdiSaprsfs of .
rSne,1S Il ~ ssr....a ,o,h. an
% fos sfs,sassy Ssss 10 nea IN
! nVOsOlm A4S sssrsesry T5Pt Y st..a
National Republican., 1873-05-08
DRoPosAIs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
PORK. BACON. HAMS AND LARD.

oTYIcE caIxy coxNusAnI OF supsurSsek.)
-. PsrSsss PonpLlss 6sssos or NE III S1syssrA n I1s
seslsd gsoPo..ls. n tTiplicsts vim seopy of thi.
{: sss.s5 Z e. issiiss .s!!;..ss
PRIME MESS PORK Of,
Al f0r' Nitgsss fspss 9sss f. 3 6 s.srsIs sssE.i~
Ss%P Psy sR,rnsy bossson, 4 sSl.
Cape PissBPSin.Hspi. ". T.. IS bbl..
o.mn Ssyn5s; san i I.S oels ,,.
SsneouTsS SS bspGt ' ". VII. T.. icO bsl..
,,yo,, x,,I:,S IST5A 5..aL CLEAR n. BACON,
Camp hsinsy, Srtson, fsIs pounds net
Camp Sss!s; s.s Az N i;sIS, II u III Ssuna. n.,
E.I' Sssss.i SS';s b,SSt % SaSf. S SsS Sssas. me-.
At Fur, remslS slSSe6sRsgn5R 6TsSs. iHs Pas Pdaas. net.
fs%P fs s.s.ss:y ..S:y Z SSSssss ssSssS y.
for, S.Rs R RissPPS n#IRsnt; NJ W 7. sss lbs net
.Sp SsEs S.n JUAN I.sna q SaTndi ~ S'S Soupa, p,
enoSSssf ss SS,,s bspc Is " p2pnts Sss SSuna, p.,
At Fort KLAMATH ySs 5qstdR Inhs u aSaR Spand. No.
c. fsgss!; 4 4: i;ai Psands ~ ~, 49, .,
Fort stsveps. Oregon, bO pounds net zoo.
a. CApe DiAappointment, ". r., biJ lbs. net
Colyille. W. T., w pounds net
.Ssssss.S INV! " n 80. :, ~
eS iss. s e e SS sss:
fsssfShs tSs ht 70 sSs or ePs an asa sas ''''
| ALSO,
Vt; !fs .ns liver; Psiass RSSss; SsaI 4
| ~ barrels Prime Mess Pork H."Fr
Ans pounds net EItra Clear Bacon. 20 ..r
i0.e9 pounds net Sugar Cured Hama
/ l0,1bI pounds net Pure Leaf Lard. 81, -.
& ri "a sScSs S,, e be made Be
furthcr inf9rmahon A. 10 conditions. form o
S6snsd g. YAM sSp e & &sessnIs as ssP 3. a, =
llnciioo. Cal, - J9piS Mo. Chicago, IN, eAol
cerned and q this once Bidders are invited 10 b
present at the opening Of the BIDS. Rnvsiops
| ..-..l n, = - n h. I. III BELL,
csptAip snd qommisssry e subsistenes, U. 4 A.
National Republican., 1873-05-08
PROPOSALS F@oEatyst5 @ FORAGE AND


.H. DHPor QuAhFElnGkSrRA's OPEIoRl y
= PhiIADELraIA. Pa, ADftlD, lolA 7 '
scaled proposala IN dpplieAie, with copy Of lhig
Adyertlyemsnt attached 70 each Will be receNSd ~
this once untii y O'clock m. on TuEBDAY june s.
Esqpiredl beat quality % Mhie Ash Anthracite
ordered for period of one year frufn the hrtt day
of July, isD, with the prlvhefs 81 inofeasing the
amount 10 ten thDusAnd oooS toDa II relairtd n
Ihe Goal nu,t Be Delivered A such time. aud At
SSs so S q q
ssysisd ifs 2 " Il uss I III " ps 4
bridespurs aud aray's Fslyyf road must Ike wise
10 delivered without hddi1unAi espenss 10 ths
gsl.Sa Il state ha 9elsn6N V he dsiIIsFsd o9
other impurties, and yi be inspected prioT 70 ia
receipt by the United Staten. ~ "
Also, the same time and place, bids will be re
seiyed fgr faEninhhg ihis .depot with such quaint
ss may a e. @ AT$ Slsdas S6s 4SsI Ven
I;t ia day "a July i6 flss sTaT M
pisss. IN me sits y PhiiSdsiphIa !. I'M ma Be- 81
ieetsd. without additional sIpenss 10 ihe United
htAta4 All grain to be Of bsgt Quality, free from
dnat DIT or other tmpuFl lueA; DAls. y pounds Y
ne bushsli Garn % pounds % the buhhA HAy, q
aaSy kiadihs %Sod % Be be 81 he q Sss e.
Ias usual e9pditiens imposed on bidders and
| contractors will be observed - mo- =
| Envelopes CONTAINING pnopoGAla TO be endorset
may Es dsRs TIE 0''
A,Gisthn, ousrtsrmAatss tisSsraf. NJ i. Ss'A. ,.
| myt DepOl OuArtalm master,
National Republican., 1873-05-08
DRoposALs FOR nRAYAoK.,
DEpoI IouAnrraH.srxH's orr,

.FTUH DEPo1 1QuAnTEnNAsrEn's OTrfcE.l'
sL-, Bar frtseisop., CAI-. march n. isis y, o
dE.JsSs Z, RS6lis stores q ihs eif a ssa Van:
equipase. leqse apd compses.ed hay ana 'onieefs'
AmbdlAnees BY the nlmbeI; lumber per one thou.
.And feet md all other freishlz, includins Ord.
.S ssssS dssSHPtion per fOa q Two tsouand posnSs
The same guarantee a. In ease Of bids for stores
WI be required fhaers they can DO entertained.
,n, blas iroh irsespons6S parties yt not be enter
any and ali bida kash proposal must BE In ssral
c1 ,ba n,.Hy ,5S Sssss % sss s
'ns spis aisa'aea' B! pspo, 6aisi1ED.I,.:r " EDn9:
National Republican., 1873-05-08
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND

l. EOUIPA0E. =
DEPOT orARhr CLOTHING AND EouIrAaEl
HnApRLfnfA. Pa, Aprif3 fsiS Z
hdyertisemeht attached 70 aac viii be GseeiTed n
fafnisSin sss USitsd sissss ssH ~ ~ & fss
past@sp. p wite M fonortns nAiied srticiss, viEi
ieGp Mosauito Bar1 ninele r.H ..
AnY Drum Heads, bAtter, .. .H f.-. 3 10
l2.Do Drum Heads, anAre. . . f.. ... .H...r-r
@ Wall Tsnts. Without files, POLES or pins,
hSS ST. UoTIlcn Tent Poles. I.. 10
Also. for ths manufActure Of L7OO vail tent aIea
from option duck now on hand at the JeforsonviIle
All Htisiss VIII bs ub,sosod 70 IA in,D.o,iop
an and none VII be heeeiyed yhifh do not comply 10
b scsn q me P6lisdephi srsonSiIs Wna an
Prsier.nee Win 6s siyen to article. Of domestic
production and Manufacture, Conditions OF prioS
md quality being equal. and such preference viii
" a5sss q o Apsrsn &c, ,Pd
eLtent q the consumption required BY The public
Deliveries Of articles purchased ON ,hs Pacific
coast p BE- made u Ban franesco, Cal, those pur.
chased Y the Missi.sippi Valley al Jefersonviiie,
Ra sna shoss purchased on the Atlantic coast ~
me usual guaranty win bs required Of bidd.rn,
spa .se rishs.o reject any Or ali bids or psris q
yor further Information apply ., this once. ~
phnvsiops., y, eontsinins pfoposas g be indgrsed
.ddrsssed % ths uaasrsisrnsd l. Z. EaSfDS,a mo
Aztitant 9uArtennastsr General. U. g. A.. In charge
National Republican., 1873-05-08
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
the LUMBER BUSINESS,

Heretofore conducted by the undersigned on
Sixth street. near Missouri avenue, and B
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, will be located hereafter at the
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE n. w.
,nm NATH'L B. FUGITT.