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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
dPFAYSAS

Among the important questions which
the constitutional convention Of Arkansas,
elected by popular majority of seventy.
two thousand, will be called upon to settle
is the financial condition Of the State. The
party recently In power brought Arkansas
to 9 condition Of actual bankruptcy by the
issue of ten millions Of railroad and leves
bonds, the payment Of which was to be
provided for by future taxation. To pay
the interest on this and the other indebted
ness would require million and half
dollars annually, which would be utter
ruin to the financial and industrial Interests
Of the Commonwealth-absolute confsca-
ton, in fact. Two propositions are now
pending In the convention In regard to it:
One to repudiste the ten million dollars' in
debtedness, which there can be little doubt
was fraudulently contracted, and the other
to investigate the manner In which it was
created. If conducted honestly and fairly
this inquiry would clearly establish the
utter Illegally Of the ten=miliou-dOllar
debt
The situation is desperate one. and it Is
really difficult to see the way clearly out of
It. Among the suggestions offered are, that
a compromise should, If possible. be effected
with the bondholders, and again that an
effort should be made to induce Congress
70 assume 3 portion Of the burdens. The
first thing in order, 1t strikes US would be
to punish the reckless and INSCRIPTIONS
persons who created it The convention
owes that much to the State, the country at
large and to the Republican party. The
time has come to strike down the sdven-
turers in the South who have been using
the party name and colors solely to enrich
themselves at the expense Of the people.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

The Baltimore GG1stts, which was seized
with the eight-pa fully some months ago,
goes back to Its old form Of four pages to-
day. In announcing the change. it says
''This change has been determined en- to
'tmset the wishes Of some of our sub
''soribers, who prefer an open shsst to g
folded one, but more especially in response
''to the demand ofadVertises for more space
''to display their advertisements on those
pages to which readers are more gene
rally attracted, and TO satisfy others whose
advertisements cannot be seen In the
present qusrto form Of the paper without
cutting the leaves. We have fairly tested
'ths quarto, and our experience-like that
''of the American some years ago-is that
cit Is not so well suited to the habits
''of our people and to the business needs Of
'the community as the form to which we
'sre about TO return"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
m1RnTEn-

II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sdsRsSant, Al fhs par
soeags of the NJ h1rrh eoTtll By Ins Rev. a.
y y \ IT. loLs and s.r.,
,amin esgilsn ~ q lyashinSi too. DC
t cnT' e.1,. tasl Lss.s ple.ss e9py,l
q, ISL 6y IA Rev. ~ 49, n.
q SaEIsIEo,, aad Nils y sIIIlHH, bota q Sa-
4 ooSsEs~ AI.yERr.-cn saiy / Ia, b 81.
Rev; Nr. Riset, lff, g I1ELEs :. 'osIEER, 81 /.
YORK c y, GHd Mr.. F1ESY 4. elILrEET, o. 81 !
BLAKE --0n JHly 30 is7l az 4 Snort bat rAi1-
George VI. Blake aEed tHenfy-nins year,. :,
BogRSs-oS %Ey rs S5SE AAE AZ, &. IN;
thSes nsnt6s and foar day So - q TIT
F0ULKE.-Ou Tuesday, July %. 1874, OF cholera
and a; o; FOulke, sged eight months an tventY-
M kELIY9P JSE ~, .os i r aoS
A. Kelly, aged seven yesrs one mouth and three
-MoDUEI.L.-ou the morning OF July =, 1874, Al
$50 O'Clock, ordyptheria amer an illness Of . day
aud nis1.s HAREN, third sou Of Martin 4. and
Sen fosF Ssys Assa a's mo 'A' AO
Funsrai nom parapta' residences No ~ Z Stree.
relatives or the family are Invited Q attend.
4 once we had = little Harry; a ,EfcE NsA
Sd iov edT him faf & Ra ssssd him os 10
FARLEY. -on The morning % Jury y az Mar
o. g D 3ast Survey, aged seVenty-one yesrs,
The rune-Al viii take place az Brentwood ct ..
m, on Tuesday. AugustL The friends Of the fam
Nv are respeetfu " inyited 70 attend
will be n attendsncs near 50. Matth W ehuEshi
corner and FtfteJ nth streets northwest.
.HOYEs.-Inly =. at the residencsofI 7. }. Palmer,
5TkwAHT infAnt child Of II. D. and Emily L.
Hoyes, Of thit city s.sF "a ls.r
Z n a at cI sRna s osI;
TuIerai from Sc. Stephan, s ohurch. with Requiem
Mas, 3 0 clock a. m, Monday, August ). : =
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which have been readily furnished By ne
,manafers, With svieA. to affecl theDpticeA
of stocks which have been wstered and
specialized In TN the producers have been
called upon to pay two on three prices tor
transportation, 10 order 10 make 9 good
showing Of eernings.
The recent discussion Of the transparta<
ton question has stripped the glamour from
this stock business, and laid before the pub
lie the actual relative merits. Of railway and
water transportation. TIE action Of Con-
gress In ordering surveys Of Southern water
routes, which may connect the waters of
the Ohio and Mississippi with those Of tho
Atlantic at point or points below the dan
ger of obstruction BY the frosts Of winter,
taken In competition with the enterprising
spirit with which Canada is pressing for
ward her various scenes Of water improve
ment have opened the eyes Of the New
Yorkers to the necessity Of making cor
responding move for the enlargement Of
their wSter facilities II they would maintain
their present position In the race fcr. the
mountaineering trade Of the West. The
New York Express concludes an intelligent
article upon thu situation BY. saying that
should the, Weliand and St IAwrencs
"csnals be enlarged for the purpose Of
passing vessels Of 1 900 tons, the Erie ca
"nal, free OF tolls. and with horses for tow
cling, could not, 1t Is believed. successfully
compete with this improved route TO the
"ocean; and for several months of the year
New York would be deprived to largs
"extsnt Of the trade of the Northwestern
States. 1t is important therefore, that
faction should be taken to check this pros
"pective competition. The application OF
"steam as motor on the canals is one step
''in the march Of Improvement; the next
"should be the enlargement Of the Erie
land Oswego csnals-for the passage Of
"bOats Of 10000 bushels capacity. The
"cost, 1t is believed, would not exceed
"thirteen millions Of dollars. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

The Havsnese merchants who so gen
erously give for the support of the Spanish
Government in Cuba a portion of their
profits were shrewd enough not to explain
that the percentage thus donated comes
out of the pockets of American consumers
of Cuban products. Such an explanation
would have robbed the act of its appear.
sncs Of generous patriotism; but the Amer
loan people understand 1t all the same, and
have scored one more grudge against Span.
fzh tyranny
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

SENATOR MORTON is opposed to the
Canadian reciprocity treaty. With that
country, he says, we had reciprocity
treaty for several years, and when our war
broke out she was more hostile than any
other portion Of the British dominions.
He believes In treating her as a foreign
country until she shows some signs Of
friendIiness toward US. .....
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

TIE declination of Hon. R. C.. Mccormick to
be a candidate for Delegate from Arizona is re-
ceived with regret by that Territory and By the
Pacific slope generally. The Nsv Asriean says:
'In his retirement from Congress, Arizona
loses her most efficient public servant, and the
whole West sincere and faithful friend. We
cannot say who VIII be his successor in office,
but II the gentleman should accomplish In
three terms for Arizona one half IS much as
Governor Mccormick has, the people will have
ample cause for congrstulation."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
Total. IS: @
AGRFEMENT-BONns

Within ten days aItes ias soqsrast has Teen
agreement IN willing With the Postnas.sg General
20 faithfaliy observe and keep the terms, eonti-
ment according 70 their true intent Aua meaning,
aud shall make, execute, and deliEsr, subject q
Gensraf, 6onds with o5d ana sHiheisnt safeties Ia
The snm % two handred thogsS3d aS.ars,
Or sop 1s afSgsSS e me PSSs9s
section Of an act o. CongIss satsisd ssAn IS
ssi9g enc |sS1 g. .G5 sSia
OfiaSs and 10 AID pfo slds gos tsa l1sfdsntsl
Governmenf, and Tor other purposes" (Unitsd
staiss sSsIsss e Ia lrsa ySl9 ~ = Bs ~ sR
eass the contractpr shalt hil q eonpIy With the
liable for the roTfsitars speea-d n such contract
s.5ss g 3 s9es 1ST = sas asPs
IL he asS eoarae,Os 70 whom the arst award maybe
satisrscsory sonis, As 6ersa provided, issn t6s
award may be s1n9lsd and he contract let 70 tas
ne IeaSirsd 1Srssne1t md bombs ar s5ses5s q
faInl every stipulafion embraced herein, as ifhe
were the original party 20 whom ths contract Fas
The Sireeneus VIII also provide that 4 az .ay
time dtr.ng the eonlinuance or the eonirteL ne
entire gently 9TH boii, the POstmastsl GensFsI
hal haze &c light 90 rsaGTe new b ieSa AZ e con- a
tFactOr shall fnrnish the accept a9es Of ne Post
msst-r General within ten days aiter nosfGr, and
/ CONTRACT NOT. ASSI6NABLE.
The Contract cannot, In any ease, 9e iauiaiiy
I trNn1ferred or assigned
! RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster General reserves the right 70 re-
sItet any and "A bids n In his usgment the inter-
asfs 81 the Government require IL ale The right
/ to aanul the con -ract, n In MS opln.on there
- All 81 iaiure At any time 10 perform hlthiully
ar ~ ~ atpulations Or In e. OF WillGill at
fs5 ~ 20 iuioose upon the Department STAMPED en-
Veiopss and Wrappers inferior 70 ih0se nov In use.
I EXTENSION.
! stould the Interest Of the Government require,
I sbIs contract may be extended beyond lac tin-e
nalnef. nOt eEceedlng three moiIths, BY order %
! ths Postmaster General, and the contract prices,
and all cOndtious herein set forth shah sofsrn IN
such extended contract
4 SAMPLES
! Specimens Of the envelopes aad wrappers foc
VII CO proposals are Invited, hhosIng the diereut
qualities ana color Of paper reQuired, the GUS t4
siyle o. cumming sith blank forms Of oids- may oe
bad on application to the Third Assistant fost-
This idyCrttIemeni and speclmeq Of the sample
ment must b. attached to and made paFtO each bid
L oUARASTEE-PRoPOsA
MED by tatsact0ry guarantee, signed ~ a. least
Biddefs nrss ita,s IN their proposals. the prra
Per thouaaEd eevelope1 Or Wrappers, ~ lcola
everyth req aired TO Be done o. tnrnlalee IS q
forlh IN this adyeItlseent; and ali pf1p must
Z rarfmsnf. Secureie SnYeioped and sealcd, marked
proposals for Stamped Envelopes and eftsp per
WrnnDera. - AID addressed % ne Third As1l3tln
Y roifmastcr Genera, Washln gteli -. g.
$500, 80; sl ~ Al.s = y 49, 49,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

A PHILADELPHIA PAPER proves to its own
satisfaction that Caxtop printed the Cooke of
Cheese" In 1870, and not In 1474, and suggests
that the four hundredth anniversary Of print
ing be celebrated at Philadelphia at the Cen
teunial. Next. Anything TO make the show
attractiva
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

NEAR HoTTHkN's FERRY, in the State Of
New York, there are two Acresof ground wh.ch
are said to be without bottom, and ere grade
ally sinking. Wouldn't that be good place
to send Tilton, Woodruff and the whole free
love croWdi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

GAYEoR's libel suit against Theodore
Tilton comes up to-day. The impression
in Brooklyn Saturday was that it viii be
again postponed. .i -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

RELATIVES are sometimes good, but
just now a large number Of ladies and gen
tlemen in the Departments are wishing
they hadn't any-ln Office, at least
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

TIE Cincinnati Times asks, ''can't we get
Kentucky's premium: donkey for our geological
gardenl" Certainly. He isin the COTrisr-TOTr-
AL ofara
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN leaving the city for the summer can
haze the paper mailed to tAsir address for
sizty-siz cents per month, in ddodRes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

TEE NATIONAL REPUBLTcAE HAs 4
LLRGER CIRCULATION rHAF AET oTR6R
RoRKIEs PAPER IN TIE DLsTRToT0F Co
LUHBIA. ..s a
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PROPoSALS.
oSALs FOa nIl.ITAKY SCIFPLiEs.

DEPOT QUAINT Penn tsFE r'= Or. -.
I a., PHfLADELPHf&f il y =, isi. =,
5sAied proposals, In duplicate, VIII COY Of ~
~, use mt attached % ash, VI n - yet ~
M G IN ngl no2n August y, 1915, .oi tl-ls suing
~, m ~ stated Qulrtermls;er's l)DarimeHt
~ ~ ~ az lo owing -naned articles, Yles
t-SS'SSSooS PAi is Mnoiien Stockings.
At.SS pslrs w hits Berlin GI0ses.
q ~ -. RAt1 " oolien Mist sns.
llfeeS O4ttrS Boots, braas HcreWed.
% ~ pStrs boOteea brass gcreTf a y
~ R-ii-s bhulaI9 oversize >. 2
~ P 49, ALetie QVerss Oss, B't -tle GaTTskL .
fAOcoM oOilen Blanksts
roo Iron Bnuks.
400 sets fr0n-ffunk Stat,
40 sets 5teaciT Plates.
n. 90 yardg l1dfk-biue Cloth 60
i1n,ooo Yards ehy-bine KsrseT, 50
Al articles VIII b. sr0eetei 10 rtEfd In s.acsfons
and bldders are lnforned that fan compisnce Win
1osclf vii be Insisted upou mi nat n, ~
tlcle inf rioF % the gtGndErd VII 0s accepted
The eeTsrnment reserves the risht 20 reject any
Or All bids.
PhIladeinhf il Ard also. At San FfaRcisso
Tor Information in d tail apDly 70 this once.
Enrelopes contAlniEg propqeats 70 be lndorsed
,'PTocoszf for Military supplies, " and addressed
By sjS order ha'o Or Be 6usTtsrnaster Genera,
Assistant Qua termastsrGsnsfalU o. 8. A, N eh.rEs
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FLouR-powN.

FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack -. sass
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per Saek......s2.AS
BURNT MILLS FAMILY......atl lowest rStsa
ISAAC wEHGER's FAMILY g
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY. ..... +"
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, 81, s9.aSsnd e9-sS
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W AsH1NaroN AND OHIO aAILRoAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT = TWO DAILY
TRAINS EXCEPT 6fTNlAYl BFT WREN a 4 :.
EExAEpHsIyk !. AMP ND PURcELtYILLE, BEGiS-
Leave Wasiinrton a. . = n. and. D. n. and Az
exandriA a s:ioa. and a:lo p N PAss teelburg
(goin Wc9tanrr) az iis1 =. m and 81 D. n. aud
arrive at Purcellvllle - = N. aud D. u.
Leave Puroeliviile a eso .. n. and i1s5o P. n;
pass Leesburg tgoinf eaftWafd) - 4. m and isiQ
,. m. and arrive a. AleLa ndria a. SIS q and
s;ls p m, and AZ washington a. Dio = n. and s;o
f'siseRgers from wsshinrion win take ne wash
ralirosd station A. , :. m. and 4 D. m, aud 20
throu< h . Purcell!iile Wlthontshahge Of cara.
The l.l9 a. N. trnin nom Aloxlndrta And t4s1 z.
m. train from PurcellVtlle connect Al Purceiyllle
Nth kfcr,s daily line Of coaches for sucA eravie
BefryyIiie and Winchattcr; also Win heamel =
Inc of cQ4ehes, which leave LeesoarE dsiiy for
III, three cents or nile.
Innnai ficfrfs ~ X. n. HAFENNER.
myl3-f Seneral as tsl AEehs-
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NEW BOOKS.


UNDER THE TREES. By Samuel Irensus Prime.
ALCEsTIs, CLeisure hour series)
A NEW THEORY OF GRkyITATIoN AND
OTHERS objects. II Edward l. Hoang,
Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINK. By James De 1fiile.
SLAVES AND RING. ByF.W. Robinson, author
Of1Liltle Kate Kirby,n &c.
WITHIN An INCH OF HIS LIFE. From the
French OF En- lie GsboriAn.
BONDED DEBTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. FE.
THE RHINE. By Victor hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romanceoe Old Virginia.
By John ESten Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. BY Js-sup.
MY MOTHER ASDI. BY Mas MurOck. ~
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By jules Verne. l-
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John james Plat.
LANDMARKS. BY John James Piatt
A TREATISE on MeohhnIes' Liens on Real and
PersolaI Properly. BY SAMUEL L. Philips,
o.the " ash iEton Bar, svo. Law sheep.
FOR SALE BIZ
W.H.&O. H. MORRISON,
jyo-tf Law Booksellers, rs Penna. ave.
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RLTEs uF ApvERTIsINe

twenty-five cents per line. Advertisements unaei
The head Of 'sFor Sale or Rent Wanted, II osi
and Found, >, and "PerSOuAl," twelve and . nan
cent? ner linz ..-..-
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6UNDRrES-

F.E. Smith : Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT ana
GRAHAM FLOUR. just received fresh from the
nlIIs m Brooklyn, n. r. and for salsleW.
Ia sh0rt, our stock 3 nov large ana conplsts.ana
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Hpubusbed every thursday morning, and y fur-
niShed to subscribers At ths following rates; One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. y; ten
copies one year O5; single copies In WraPpsrI Ave
ceuteesch. .H-
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CARHw'S
WRITING PAPERS.


We have received the ageney "a this city for the
sale Of these hrst-class American papers, and are
prepared % Suppy -. regular 81 . o. fooiseapi
LegAlcap, Letter and Note We haye on the road
foTn the mill 10 Grriv In V dlys, all the styles
OF 'IReGulaF y s-LIEht Finish,' and ssVery Light
Flnishn Of these papers, and our clstqmers n
PERs AADE IN TIE UNITED STATES.
HOES COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES.
We hays taken ths sgsneL Or Che !, sale q these
glad % show IAnaples and Al orders 81 manuiAe-
turer's prices. ,r
MORTON's GOLD PENS.
We have full line, comprising all the sizes and
styles Of these Justly celebrated Eod pens; also,
full stock Of L. W. fAirohild 90, and Todd
fheSs are our spseialties, an IknoWinz the quail
fly Gnd rgputatlon OF thsSs sOods We recommend
them with full and complete confidence. We also
call special Attet.on 70 our fslEeaHks Postal b
aace5, Crane Co.'s Bond and Bank Note Pap RS,
the Royal Irish Linen Writing Papers, aud our
complete and Hell-arranged stock OF every requi-
size OF q hrst-c.sss Stationery Store.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
iy3.-tf Vernon Row, gu Penn. avenue.
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STOCK ON HAND.

me contractor shall al al times keep on hand =
Veiops sni wrappers subject to the control OF the
Aren't or me Depirtment, In all stages q manufA-
tnre sacieutt 70 meet all orders o. the Department
and 10 provide against any and all eoutinge neie3
tia nay Be likely to occur during the existence
the contract, that each And eFry ofder 81 ms DE-
parfment NAY be promptly lIled.
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PAYMENTS


PaymsnIs for stamped envelopes and wrappers
IN ued and Dell vsred VIII Be made terly,
afrer proper exAminAtlcn and adjustment OF az
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TEAS.

weh.ve recently .ddsdto our stock in tails d.-
partHenr sytAspur,Aassof. LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-oRoP TEAS Of the dIa.r.n. varieties,
and hence We are now pr.psrsa !. os.r special ia
duesuents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

~ All communication, whether on business OF
FOR publication, should be addressed TO VIZ. J.
MURTAeH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
WashinEtOr, D. c.
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sEouRITY FRoN FIRE AyD THEFT.

BIDDERS are notified thAt the Dep 'r;ment viii re
duire, as 4 condition or the eOntraCt. that the en-
vsloDas ami wFa ppers shall be manuisctured and
stored IN apartments separate and distinct HOsa
those IN which any other work is tone, and In sueh
a nnsras 10 inquire security sg1lnst loss oV nre
or thrit.
the Inspection Of an agent Of The pepsrtment, who
VII re- ulne the slPuIations OF the contrast 20 oe
faithfully Observed.
The contractor, his employee ,, sni agents soAn
conform TO sEeh regaiatons asths Ise partmeut ny
ornInent.
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| The envelopes must be thoroughlY and perfeotly
runIm d. the Cumming The Gap Of each (eIoept
Tor elfcHlars) 70 be pnf on By hand not less thau
half a. inch the entire eugth; tae wrApp r. 10 be
al hand gummed not less than three fVurthS Of an
Inch In width aeross the enc.
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JAMES n. MoGILL.

.: e J .'s.''' 's0'.i'' r'.' Ons''
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Anageat % ne DeP,ri1sn VIII nave r., 80 NJ,
stsIDped envelopeB and wrappers, aud he shall a.
aiItiiues have full And ne ACES 20 the apart
meats. safe5 nd vaults where the same are manu-
ftctured and stored, for the purpo3s Of eetinH
the same; and the COZ tractor saH furnt lin aud
hts cferks suitable once ana oesN-roorl lot ms
iTl1ssetson Ofths business OF bis agency, without
ts sontTSeter NAV also be required to furnish,
uiIhout charge. suitable aud prOPer y-faTo,s5ed
room for usa OF The post ofcein registering pack
ages OF envelopes and Wrappers to be forWarded
Il rs rau N the mails.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

The envelopes aad wrappers masl be really for
ter must be promptly lurnlshed ana detlyered,
IN an respects. IN such Quantities IS m1y
he rsouIre 10 M tile daily orders Of postmaster5,
the delfveriesto be made el her at the Tot Once
Departueut, w aShln gon, ID. G., or - the once Of
an AGENT duly authnrized % fnspsct and feesye The
Szze the place % deis cry 10 Be % the option %
the Postmaster General, and the coa Of deuvertuE,
as wen Al xpense OF stOflag, packing, addre!s-
ing, labelling and WateF-r as to Be paid y the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a5aSNICHOLAS CALLAN HAS RE.
~ moved his opice to No. la street DoTth-
s~aF@TMPROVED ORDER ORRED MEN.
~ Great Chiefs and Past Saehems, an I'D
Ionrned Council Fire viii be kindled In senrc1 Wig
wan at the Eighth Bun OF Third Sleep OF Sturgeon
Moon, 9. 5. D. - s WAN 81 ~ E ~
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.IoNpLY MoENINa5919I.9ll:I::AUeUsT ], ~
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Il oPEs, AID EEHsPkPER WRAPPERs.
Posr OFFICR DEPARTNHST, July iyy =, u, is,t.,
Sealed proposals will be received Until u 0-eioek
m % FRID Az, the 18Th day Of AZ gns.: iss4' iys
furnishing all the stamped EnTeiopes And
s-NewspaDeF Wraopers'' which this Department.
may require for public ard Oficial Use during
ssy Of 5. t sGss * ys sIa. 60
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

PAPER sTYIIE OF MANGFACTCRE.
All OF the above Envelopes and NraVpe-s must
be EN- sed with postage stlmps OF such denoini-
nsfiOns. styles and co. must have asctt water
mSrky or other devtces TO prevent imitation, and
must b A. such printing as tie P0stma tsfs6 enCrAl
may III ect- The envelopes must be ma1e in the
n ost thorough manner. eInal In every respect TO
meat. The piper must be % approved quality,
specially Manufactured for the purpose.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
PRoPosALs Zoe srAltPE.p. 49,.

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OF depot. = Jy1-l2f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
INTERIOR AD0RNMENTs
81 q So &. }MARkRtfTER, % 81 s: !.

Between D and streets, eight DOOR above u
.T1 Fellows Hall.