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AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

.
The Convention reassenbled at 2. NJ,
when the committee reported the following
permanent officers Of the Convention: Presi-
dent: Hon. Lewis e. Parsons, OF Alabama.
vice-Presidents: L. ID. Evans, OF Texas; a.
E. Barber, of Louisiana; John N. SarbeF,
OF Arkansas Francis q. Little, of Missis'
sippi; David Woodruff, of Alabama Jeffer.
son Long, of Georgia; T. w. Osborne, OF
Florida; J. 2. Wilder, of Tennessee; L. Nd
Shoemaker, Of Virgins. Secretaries: George
W, Thatcher, of Texas 81. w. Lewis, OF
Mississippi; J. A. Emerson, Of Arkansas.
The report was unanimously adopted. !.
Governor Davis, OF Texas, and A. q. u
Rogers. of Arkansas, escsrted Governor Par.
sons to the chair. On taking the chair Gov.
ernor Parsons said that the causes which
had brought us together were painful 10
the heart Of every lover OF his coun.
try. but were by Nc means new to the
members of the Convention. More than ten
wears had passed since the clash of arms had
ceased; more than six years bad passed
since the States were reconstructed upon
principles Of liberty TO all. 1t had
been reasonable to suppose that the tree
Of liberty then planted would HOUR.
ish. The Republican psfty had pianted
and watered Ii, and had q right to suppose i
wo1,Id become beacon light to the world (;
but life, liberty, and property have ceen 70
constant peril, murders have been con.
mit,ed: and how few have been pun.
ished. If not for the authority OF the
Tinted States perhaps this Convention
conld not meet here In peaee, pui
perhaps the gallant Tennesseeans Who stood
% firmly by the Union would have sus'
famed us, but in many parts OF the land We
could not meet but for the profession q 3
the General Government. he regretted ms
state OF affAirs, but II was entirely que Y
fine Democratic party or Secession parry
that sneh IameEtable state Of siiatrs
existed. When he referred 10 the Denaoe
racv he meant the Secession Democracy auc
mot NOT the old Union Democracy OF Jaekson.
sTbese Democrats we're brought up 70 oe
liaves and believed honestly, thst secession
was right, and that 1t Has 70 inc ineelssa y
tthe cotton States toget away from the fsde & /.
Iral Government, but having pun eheif aM 9
siake in 1860, and having lost aIter g sioul ,al
wears, struggle, their minds were mol prelsfs'
for ~ msnythiSe more than that aiaysry nns
no abeiished, hut they still expected 20 max
,se al The caiosed people for betr oWn epos
and and IN the same way 10 control their saOpf
hnt when Ii became the set tsed policy Oh an
fTTmi,ai Shaies 10 make the cdl0red men Gil
zens in reality s.l lor III n.
tsrs and rights OF saey q. a.Sl,sI.s'
Ncg IeE us srsvegse the p.cau q S1 ps1's h
Gsans had surrendered 20 l.e, as'o snss ~
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neafaa az 8 RfshOs2.

HAarr,roRp, COM, October Ia Right
Rev. Francis Patrick Mcfarland, Catholic
bishop Of the Hartford diocese, died Ibis
morning. He was fifty-Bix years OF age.
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Tha rresident,s Moyenlents.

II EnIarA. i. TER, October -Thn fresl-
dent IDas made three speeches to tbe Indians,
similar in character 10 that reported yes
terday. Il, M. p,a.
HUaBcIDr, TEXAS, October ls.--l 4 ne fss-
Esidens has passed South.
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R,FBEErr IN CAROLINE CoUNTY.-At the
barbecue at Eeedy church, Caroline county,
Tomorrow. Governor u. &. Walker, W.. W .
Berry. George T. Turner, Colonel Chastaln
Waiie. and Z. c. Cabell will speak.
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INDICATED RED FIAESEL USpEHsn USp il 40 $, a.e
.ira wers-cert4in cure for saie ~
e. B. SPENCE y Som ss 5sla 3.lis.
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PATENT GRANTED..--A patent was yester-
day granted 10 Mr.. j. w. Robards, OF TINS
city, on an adjustable combination attacn.
ment to sewing -mnchtne for hemming ana
frinmipp0 ~ 5sib bfS 5sss So
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have anslyzed the Whiskey known under tne
brand of " B SELECT controlled BY Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR Il Co.. Richmond, Va, anu nns II
FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, anc
its use for medicinal and family pur-
,oses j. B. McCAw, M. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
ss Medical College Of Virginia.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS for saie by z. b. SPENCE q
SON. Perfect fit or no sale. Cal al 1ooo nain
street for your clothing and shirts.
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MoRTuAaY RSroRr.-- The following is the /
.mortuary report for the week ending sasur-
day, October 10. 1874, complied from sex
tons returns received at tho Office Of the
Bnarfi Of Health
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL sToch %
WALLPAPERS, WIEDow-sHADEs, CohS~ioho "~ ~
OBTAINS, Ou-CLoTHs, &C., &c.
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ONE DOLLAR viii buy a heavy Merino undershir
from e. B.sPHNcE q Sos. 3.
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CocoASur cARAMELs AND CocoANUT CREAM
CANDY at PIZZINI'S.
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Library should not delay an hour to become share
holders in the grandest enterprise ever ofared to
the public this or any othsT caintry For tickets
or information, apply to- A. p. L,EcUYER, 90e
Bank street, Richmond. Va: p -
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HEAVY MERINoUapKRsmRTs,o only enc dollar
each. for sale by 4. 3. SPENCE Son.
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b REApY.MADE CLorHIsa.-A large slook allow 3 y
prices for sale by u. .srEseE g SON, Soo MAN
STR
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TEE CONSERVATIVE CITY CENTRAL CON-
u!!sE will meet this evening.
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COHUe11LtOU
Sir.-Considerate men who have given the
subject attention regard the movement for a
convention Of southern Republicans as of
very great importance to the section Of cOun-
try to be represented. They believe that If
calm and considerate counseis prevail, and
the delegates come together possessed o.!
the facts bearing upon the condition of
the southern communities, and lay them
before the country in authentic and con-
else form, an impression will be- made
which may fayorably affsct the judg-
mept OF the welldisposed in every section.
At this Convention the record should be
fully and honestly made up, showing all The
hindrances to material, moral, and intelleciu-
al progress with which the Republicans
have bad to contend; what progress has
been made, and whether in the States and
sections where Democracy has controlled
apy of the great interests Of society have
prospered more; and which, If any, have
been depressed; also, whether persons or
property have been more or less secure, and
the reasons therefor. Whichever the fact
may be, outrages Of all classes should be
carefully reported, whether resulting 10
crime or extending only TO intimidstioD.
The spirit and purpose OF the action
of the legislative, judicial, and executive
departments should be reviewed; all, In fact,
that tend to disorder, lawlessness, or op.
preston, may we'll be considered. Upon
the whole, the record thus honestly and
fairly made up, the considerate Judgment
OF the American people may DC safely in-
yosed to the sincere and thoughtful states
men who will assemble on this occasion.
These suggestions are believed to be entirely
but lest some should deem
them unwarranted, here state that they are
only, and that they are submit
ted with great difidence, and with the sin.
cere hope that they may to some extent aid
in securing careful preparation for the work
of the Convention and full attendance upon
its si!tirgs. lSigned1
T. nj. FpNuNDs. Secretary. 4
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CONVENTION OF DELEGATE. .FROaa
THE REcoSsTRUC1ED STATES.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
4 EFTEnTEn
PRELIMINARY BUSINESS.
Prominent Northern Republicans
8. ssas +, scarce.
&c . &c. &c.

CBArTAsoeGA, October IA Convention
of delegates from the reconstructed States
met at James's Hall to-day, and was called
to order by Senator Clayton, OF Arkansas,
who nominated for Temporary chairman
Hon. William Markham, Of Georgia. Dir.
Markham said IL Was the most important
Convention that ever assembled In the re-
constructed States, and thanked the Congens
ton for the honor done him. H. S. Cham
berlain f~hiteb Of Tennessee, aud j. III.
Emerson (coiored). !. OF Arkansas, were chosen
temporary secretaries. @
A committee from each State on creden.
tials was appointed as follows. Arkansas,
Henry III. Cooper; Alahama, j. Fl. Speed ;
Gesrgis. G. C. Wade; Florida, George e.
Weptwortb; Mississippi, William Gray
Virginia, L.. M. Shoemaker; Texas, B. j.
Baldwin; Louisiana. Il. e. Myers; Tennes-
see, j. C. Napier. North and South Carolina
are not represented.
The Committee on Credentials reported 8
list of delegates appointed South Carolina
is not represented. Florida has one dele
gate; Virginia only two.
A committee Of three from each Stste was
appointed on Permanent Organization. Mr.
Brown, OF Mississippi, stated as reason for
three that it was in order to promote harmony
and reconcile differences among the delegates.
The roll Of States was called and the fol-
lowing names suggested for the Committee
on Permanent Organization: Alabama,
George e. Spencer, s. F. jennings, aud
r. T. Smith; Arkansas. A. a. G. Rogers,
John N. Sarber, aud John Why lock Geor-
gia, Elbert Head, John a. Woody, and Joel
Griffin; Florida, George Il. Wentworth ;
Mississippi, William A. Compton, E. K.
Bliss, and James Hill Texas, p. T. Randall.
George W. Haney, and Richard Allen ;
Louisiana. P. B. S. Pinehback, John Ray,
and T. T. Merry: YlrgiDia, Z. n. Shoe.
maker and James f. Wilson Tennessee,
w. H. StellweIl, W. 81. Bryant, and j.
Fisher.
The Convention adjourned at 1:30 P. N.
TO r. NJ.
After rta'sembling, the following letter
will be read to the Convention from the Re-
publican Congressional Executive Commit
tee:
OCTOBER 13. 1874.
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Regular practiuoners.S4 Board Of Health".... s
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
-Week endin9-----
Oct. 12, oct. IL, Oct 8, Oct. 10,
1872. 1873. 1874. 1874.
~ &. ". C. ". q. ". C.
Total deaths....13 Pa IA ~ IL II Il 25
o 3 8 % ] q 2
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EOR RENT, the FRAMED COT-G
A TAGE No. 61s north Tenth street, con-
niv Ia j. l.. APPERSOS,
Or at Real Estate Agent.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge
Robert W. Hughes presiding. The follow.
ing orders were entered In his court on
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Tenth between Main aud Bank streets.
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MULES. HORsEs. dc.

We have Just received large number OF YOU'VE
broke MULES and HORSES, many OF tnem w sefy !
superior. Zoe u fUss hh 2 ". ". J.
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ninety acres OF which are well set In grass. -Four
1ne mules can be obtatned along win Inc lar N on
accomn,odarine terms. Possession given at once.
AMY 70 PERKINS IL BATES,
Real Estate Agents, Tenth and Bank streets.
NJ 12-M&W
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SATURDAY MoRN1Nen,.sEPrEMBzs a, ls7s

WE SURRENDER large portion Of our
space this morning 10 q most scathing re-
view of the defence Of Rev. Henry Wand
Beeeher by the counsel Of Mr.. Francis d.
Moulton. Our apology for thus taxing the
patience of our readers with more Of the
disgusting details of this affair must be
found in the fact that much new matter is
presented vitality affecting the repu-
tation Of Mr.. Beecher, the publication
Of which is due 70 Mr.. Moulton in
vindication of his character from the
charges Of treachery and blscl1mail The
new material is in itself more damaging to
Mr.. Beecher than any that has preceded ii,
but woven together as it is by the MASTER
hand of Moulton's legal adviser, the course
Of his client appears fully justified, and Mr..
Beecher and his legal defenders are again
placed aOrs dG cOmBGt. The case isnowi in
a situation of mystihcation from which the
scrutiny of court of law only can elicit
the reliable facts. Thus far, it must be re-
membered, none Of the statements, that Of
Mr.. Tilton alone excepted, are made on
oath.
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DROPosALs FOR WROUGHT ANDOASr
Il IRON WORK FOR THE SOUTH WING OF
THE NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY ID 3
PARTMENTS' BUILDING WASHINGTON,
IOEEIeE OE sgEEavIsIEe AaeHI1EoE.

II.
Sealed proposals viii be fscefve 81 this once unr
u. OF the 18th day Of September, is74 for FURNISH
wrought and cast-ir0n work a. exhibited 81 tie
Cravings deserioed In the speclhcatons and called
nlete under stone platforms or principal stsirs
skHtils3 % rooms, ~, a1e outside iron fence.
may be hadon appiicaflon IS this odice.
Al .c4loiai az re91i By toe contrsctors % p1t
eni nee q charge, bat vii Be erected b. me
PIcPe.sls will ee made By ne piece, ssperaealo s
as provided FOR IN the schedule.
The whole 81 tie wrought and cast-iEo1 wosk
the srpelnfendenf and required b the progress q
re gallalnEs namely The cornlees under .1e s.elr
date OF acceptance OF propoSal, ms stafrs within
tpfee n Qnth8 nom sane dale, and t1e remainder o.
the renee railing must Be- put up - rapidly - the
u-tclfy work VIII permit -, :. !. -
~ fnss ~ - n..s el.y ~, -. ~
All bids must Be- accompanied ~ penal bond Of
VIC rfsponsl6e pet,9ns n tn ~. sun 3f I'VE tao .a
perform the contract II awarded him, ne q eleacy
q ne ae1aritI g 3 certaed u tne United ststea
tcl Attcfney Of the district weeEen the hdder ~
fhe Departmsuf reserves the rient 70 reject any
q All bids, IL 3 Be deemed t9r me intcrs1 % he
0oftrnuafnf 20 DO 80, o. b order mose g less Of
at iem q me sane rate proposed 10 re scneaale.
ETef5 6d rust be rs On he printed for % bo
ents,nee = ,n,s ots. NO - s3l3s2 i ssss1
or d VII not oa cQ1sld1red.
t.og2ssIs VII nos 2. .scAt &. ,s21 P.r,s. eno
urouehl ard cl1t-l1or WORK, arc nAo have not the
neees5afy itcIil.i t3r eetf'us on tne Ter-.
ifde9{ts Sid .'. .os rost ana csroa W5.e
fFft1 Nov 6tace. war md Navy Dcr4rtncnIl'
nns'-in1. - and at'fe 80 g D. ..,r,.r.r,r.,
aaE1-ia Supervising ArcnIitc,.
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1 FOR THE APPROACHES AND FENCES
FOR TIE UNITED STATES GENERAL
POST OIEICE, WARRINGTON, u. @.
OFF1oE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,

WAsHINeros, d. O., August 2, Is4;
anti z N. II The Gisi day OF September, 1874 for
Furnishing and delivering. AZ the site Of the United
o. the Cnf-Granife Work reduirsd for the h a.
proaches and Fences Of the building, IN accord
Each bidder must submit 70 this OMEGA sample
block the granite proposed to be furnished, the
ace ne e q Z n e " e son & ON ON enc
q ne other faces she grade q emitting proposed g
standard sample to be seen at this once.
Be deversd i '4 s ste ssS u s the Sudag ra
la e may oe required oy the o. the work
after the award Of the contract, and the whole
work TO be completed within four months from
$50 for each days delay above the time stlprs
Proposals viii be made for sne works. exhibited
ny the drawings aDT described BY tue speeiaca-
No bid VIII. De received except fsom the owners
or lessees Of the qnzrrles frOmEhich the stone Is
ProPosea 70 &c tarnisnsd, or Their agents Or nom
have the necessary facilies for prompt executlon
Sond from the ownsrs q the qaSry r 5m Whieh
their 81 pie Il taken, that they viii deliver the
plete the work withIn-the time above specified.
Paymenis Will be made monthly, deducting ten
per cent; ofwork executed until the 1nal compile
All BIDS must be accompanied by the bond OF two
dollars, (sS6oe,) that the bidder viii accept and
perform she contract II awarded him, and execute
lh4rS, tsS CO., The bond d. e 3 approved b the
Court, o. The District Attorney Of the district
wherein the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
o. AL bids II Il be deemed for the interest OF the
Livery Ma must be male on the printed form, to
be obfained at this Office, and must conform In
every respect 70 the requirements OF this adVer-
tisenent. or Il VIII not Be considered.
Copies OF the plens and sDecl ucations may be OBJ
tanned on application AZ this once.
Proposals. must be enclosed IN q sealed envelope,
Endorsed Proposal FOR Cut-granite Work f0r the
Approaches and Fences OF the Unlted States Gen.
eral Post Of3ce, Washington. ID, c. y and. with
the samples properly labeled with the name of the
ausl-let Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS FoR MIIlrARY sUPPIIEs.

DEPoT ouARTERMAsIKRss oFFfcE,
PHILADELPuIA. August II, 1874
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached to each viii b. received
AZ this oloe until noon September "a ls7f for fur
nishing the United States Quartermaster's Depart
nent With the following named articles, viz;
- eco Campaign Hats.
500 Henets.
10, so Uniform Dress Cups.
200 Forage Caps.
1,foo For1Re Cap Covers.
900 dozen Scrao bling Brushes.
Ali artices Will Be subjected 10 ar.gid inspection,
and bidders Informed that full conn lance With
specifications will BE- insisted upon, and shat ar
tiele infsficr TO the STANDARD viii oe accepted.
or all bids.
Phllade. ptia Je6ersonyIle, and also AZ san Fran
cisco.
For information In detail apply to this once.
Envelopes containing proposals 70 Re iniorsed
proposals for Military Supplies and addressed
BY order Or the dusrteruastsr General.
Assistant ou.r,ermss,er ee5erS u, n IL m
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MARRTRD.

KING-JOHHsON.- on THURSDAY evening, the
sth instant, the residence OF the bride, BY Rev
Dr.. Thomas g. Addison, OF Trinity church, DR..
HARVEY W. kIRe and Mrs. AUGUSTA j. JoHH-
SON, 10Th OF this city. No cards. 10
REETCH-kEILLY.--On Tuesday, July 10 at
the residence OF the brides father, By the Kew. Dr.
Harold, j. NEFIN RKNTCH and Miss JESSIE,
daughter OF Benjamin 7. Reilly.
ULLMAN-KICKHAM.-A 1870 O'Clock D. n,
September 10, l674, az Trinity church, 9oOrge-
town, by Rev. Charles Stonestreet. RUDoLPH JILL
Mace.
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DIED.

b. beloved wife Of Rev. 81. 9. Cushing, OF the
Stephen McCormick. Of Fauquier county, Va
MUGDELL.-On wednesday, September Q, at
3:D 3. mi JOSEPH MuNDELL, aged axty-nye
years and eight months.
Funeral Saturday, at p. m, from Metropolitan
Presbyterian church, (Dr. Chester So on Foafth
rited to attend.
wAILEs.-on the nth instant, STEPHEN n.
WALES, in the seventeenth year OF his age, OF
Stephen o. ana the late Leah A. Wales.
Funeral from his fAther's residence, this (SGtur-
day) Afternoon, az O'Clock p. m
CROSS.-On the 9Th Of September, At O'Clock q.
m, JAMES c. CRoss.
Relatives and frlends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. So street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets southeast, on Sunday, at O'Clock
D. m.
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TEAS

wshavs recently .aa.d,o our stock IN tAl. de-
Dartusnt by thepurehAssofa LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CsoP TEAS Of the diSereu. varieties.
aud hence We are now prepared to oasr special in
dncsns0ts.
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PROPOSALS. ron COAL
TaaAsgEr DlrAnEnEsT. !

WAsHINGroS, ID. C., Sept. 4 1874.
Sealed proposals viii be received At this ONCE
until 70 O'Clock a. m TUESDAY, 6th October, for
furnishing six hundred (oO0) tons OF run OF mine
George creekl Cumberland coal, to be delivered
qutred 6y act Of Congress, approved July II 1870,
VIZ: THAT such coal shall weigh z, 20 pounds to
the ton. and shaIl Be inspected and weighed. and
the quantity Of each load certified as the time Of
delivery by the person appointed and qualified
under the act for fhat purpose, and that the pre-
scribed fee OF cents foreach ton OF coal Inspected
Eeighed and delivered shall be paid By the con
Proposals wiz be considered binding for one week
from the 9th October, the Department. reserving
tes right to reject All or any portion Of the bids
No proposals viii be entertained ualess accom-
panied BY satisfactory evidence OF ability TO full
the contract, nor viii any payment be made with
furnished Is such IS the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent TO ne
once Of GEO. b. McCARTEE,
ury Department. se5SIuThtd
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TEE NATIONAL REPUBLIOAE Rks 4
LARGER CIRCULATION zRAR Any OTTER
NoREIEG RAP5R IN THB DIgTRI0ToF CO
EUNBLA.
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TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE
sOe THIRD STORY
UNION BANK BUILDING,
FAYETTE, NEkR CHARLES STREET.
90 BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 2, 1873.
Proposals for dredgin IN James River. Virginia,
will be received until noon Of September -, 1874,
aad opened Immediately thereafter.
Flank forms SPECIFICATIONS, and any desired In
formation can Be had on application at this Office.
MN. p. CRAIGHILL,
aua6-st Maior Of Engineers, o. s. A.
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FLOUR-DOwNI

WEIGHS BEST FAMILY. per sack ....ss.Se
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack.....e2-45
BURNT MILLS FAdILY......at lowest rates.
ISAAC WENGER'S FAMILY
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY So.
EXTRA FLouR. per sack, 81, s2.s5 and e3.s5
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
Sealed proposals. viii be received at tie Depart
ment Of State until u m, on the 18th day OF Sep
tember, 1874 70 furnish this Department with Fuel
for the year ending June % 1910, to be delivered In
such quantities and At such place as desired.
Information as to kinds and quantities can be OBJ
tanned on application At thiS ONCE.
The right 70 reject any OF an bids, or to accept
any bid or any portion OF any bid - reserved; and
each bidder IS required TO deposit with the Dsburs
ing Clerk Of the Department bond tnl4he sum Of
two thousand dollars. - guaranty OF . faithful
performance OF the contract awarded 70 hims
EDWARD HAYWOOD,
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@ Al D.
Not having, yet, been successful IN renting our
establlshment (as our intention is TO retire from
business at the earliest opportunity, 1--WE here beg
leave inform our friends and the public generally
that for the present we shall continue the DRY
GOODS AND CARPET RUsINEss, uader the
Our facilities for procuring the choicest goods from
first hands It the lowest cash rates enable as to
give purchasers such Inducements - could not
otherwise be expected. As we shall endeayOr 10
maintain in the future, IN the past, our reput4-
tion for cheap selling, we hope 20 merit contin-
on US heretofore.
Respectfully, WoLP0RD sHILBERG,
sepls-6t ~ seventh st., bet. d and Z 5. W..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-12
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