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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28


pgar BitterS are n purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the native
herbs found on the lDwer ranges of the Sier-
IA Nevada mountains of California, the
medicinal properties of which are extract
cd therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question Is almost daily asked, "What
is the cause Of the unparalleled success of
VINEG r BTTTERs?' Our answer is, that
they remove the cause Of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health They are the
great blood purifier AMI lie giving prin-
ciple, perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of The system. Never before in the history
Of the world has n medicine ocen COM
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
tiles of VH;EGAR Buffers in healing the sick
of every disease man is heir to. They are
gentle Purgative as well as Tonic, reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation Of the
Liver and Yisccrai Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases.
If men will enjoy good health, let
them use VINEGAB BTTERs as medicine,
and avoid the use OF alcoholic stimulants
in every form.
e. II. MCDONALD Il CO.
Druggists and ueurral Agents. San Funcisco CalifOr-
ia, aud Washington aud Charlton bts., New York
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

5NAHAUSTED VITALITY.-The .ScIencs Of
aIL ie, or Self-Preseryation. "a MedicaI Treatic,
on the Cause and Cure of Exhausted Vitality,
Debility, H1 pochondria, ImpoteHe, spermater.
rhoea OF seminal eekness, andail other disease.
The errors ofyouth or the indccretions
9reAcesses OF 'natnreryears. Thisislndee ed a hook
tih WORK aud true way To health and happiness
" sthe cheapest and best medical work ever pub.
aha TIC OIL une on this class ofills worth
llu'trated. bound In heautiful French oloth pricc
nn MI, 81. sent Ny mail, postpaid. on rece',t "A
Price rec, address PEABODY MEDICAL INST.
~ W. Nv H";a Bnlanch Street, Boston, Mass, or
MI nj. ". ~. PhRkkR Assistant hysicinn. n n.
rhe Apthor may no consultedon the aboy We as wall
asali diseases recurring skill and exnericrce O
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

Total 1900 Gifts all Cash, Amounting tos 800 900
IT The concert and distribution of gifts Will pos
'.r"iy and unequicocatiy TAKE place The day no,u
Ttet whether all the tick cts are sold or not and
the 1000 gifts all paid in proportion to the num-
Der OF tick etssold.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. S2j; Tenths, or
each coupon, S.; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
q l-2 Tickets for $1,000 lI3 Whole Tickets for
$500; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000 No discount
on less than $500 worth of tickets
sEEb TIT0S. Z. BRAsILErTE,
Agent Public Library Ky, and Manager Gift Con-
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
or Tll0S. H. HAYS& CO.,
Eastern Agents, COG broadway, n. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28
LRRURs OF YOUTH

"a SENILEMaN who suffered fer years from
I y Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and All
tho effects Of youthful indiseTetiun will lei the
sake OF suffering humanity. send nee to ali who
neeu IT, the receipt and direction for making the
wishing 70 profit by the ak xertiser's experien a.
can 90 50 2, address Ing in perfect confidence
4m6 JOHN b. JGDEN, ~ Cedar St.. NY
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

me advertiser having been permanently cured
Va thdt dtead disease Consumption, ~ u simple
remedy, is anxious to make Known TO his fellow
sufferers tn MEANS of cure. Toall who desire it,
he VIII So a copy Of the prescription usd III &c
oil chargo). W ia tine directions for preparing and
isin- the same, whicl they win find SURE CURE
fore oSsuMPTIOE. ASTHMA, BRoSCHi1Is, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
rrcss REV. e "A. WILSON
4m6 1874 Penn ST., WilliAnslmrsh, n Y,
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q STHMA. The subscribers are manufacturers
i and prOprietors Of Dir. r. W. Reads Celebrat
cd Astbama Relief, which is undoubtedly the hest
asthana remedy yet discovered. Instant relief Is
guararteed or purchase price refunded. We put
up the medicine III boxes Of three sizes, which re
tail for b cents. 10 cents and 81. Persons remittin
rettil price will / have The medicine promptly for
any who desire. Oar wholesale prices per dozen
are 81 y, SO 80 81 per gross, sis, $50, S72. Eth
RICE, TGTTLER Co., Rome. N. Y.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian, Syrup, q Protect.
cd Solution Of the Pr0tOritlo Of
Iron, is SO combined as to have
tie character of an GSiH.e,,t, as
easily WDeStcd 0i,d 0sSi,niEated
fcith the blood as the simDlest
food. 1t increases the GH01tity
of Natures OiCn FjtGji%ing
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "d thousand u.s." simply
6yTOainD up, nUigOrGtip0 and
TitdiiSing the System. The en-.
riched and UitdJiSed blood per.
meates eCery part of the body
repairing damages and sC0Ste,
searching ont morbid secw.
tons, and tearing nothing for
disease to feed HpoR.
This is the secret of the aeon.
dclJut success of this feBledyM
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, ,Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections
Chiils and Tevcrs, HumoH
Loss of Constitutional YigoTi
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases originating in
q bad state of the blood, or ac.
C0DpG1,ied by debility or a l0w
state of the system. Being free
from alcohol, i2 any form, its
emergi=i,.g effects are not fol.
tO1Ced by corresponding rcdc.
ton, but are permanent, inf
sing strength, riO0r, and new
life i,eto all parts of tie system,
and buitetin1 up a1I Iron Con-
Stitati0n.
Thousands hare been changed
by the use of this remedy, Jrom
sCe0E, SICILY, Suffering creG--
tureS, to strong, healthy, ana.
hdppy men 01GI aC0Dlcn: AID
iRV0titls cannot reasonably hes
itdte to 0ive it q trial.
See that each bottle hos PERU
WAN SYRUP 6Io'Ca in tie glass;
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. / Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRuGGIsTs GENERALLY.
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COMFORT

Are the cheapest polish in the markct because ono
hoN at 10 centS-wil polish as nuch scrfacc as Is
C, nts worth Of the old polisher
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CaIdrr!7

A Woman Having Catauh35 Years
..s...n hHa Cured. @ aH
AND DR0PPINGS ~ THROAT, CH0ktNGS,
70 SFRANuLlN0S. PAINS IN THE SIDE. LelNS,
HEADACHE, DIZZINESS. AND GENERAL
BOTTLES Of TIE A UlHu -
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DlSHOP SOULE'S
MN N T !

Is Positirs cure for &c ttca Rheu ma tism Neural
gia SIR Tins, rs From2 to large BOTTLES will
cure tS3+ civenup br physicians. The.yly Ger
ain cure - S'iItirl. Large bottles. $50 small
htt! es 75cts. Sold by all Druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

NoTICE.-This Is b. give notice ma, bavo a.,
day given nv Son Homer L. Stearns bis t;,no
h,urin. the remainder Of his minority and shall
hereafter claim Inonogof his earnings nor ba o.
countabie for his contracts "V' W "''
Stowe, Nov L. 1874 = "h1anNr.
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COMFORT

Buy CRUMBS OF OMFoRT Of your stnrekecpcr
If he has them, or Will procure them ivr you; Il
nat, send US one dqliar, tour Lame and the name
oil your nearest express station, and VIC will send
tcu Ten hoxes, aud samples If lartletts Biack =
aud Pearl Bluing, free 81 cost.
CRUMBS OF CONF0Rr can he had Of all Whole
sale Grtcels ard Dealers in the United States and
Retail Dealers will ind them the most profitable,
from the fact that they the fastest selling arti
Gle of the Kind Ia the market
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CRUMBS

Iave Just taken thccrin competition with
lst premium at the Lux + seyeril,i the hest of
dianpoiis Exposition, the cid stove poiishes
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28
ONSTIT UTION
G. atagFh RemeG CIV.

To MEssRs. LiTrLEFIELD & c ..Prupretors Of Coz.
st,tationai Cstvrh Rsmeiy, Manchester, n. A.:
reside at Manchester, n H., aud pre- lousy re-
sided at Hem ker, and am II tive Of Wcaie, thIs
State have had ,atarrh tweut' five years, even
since was 10 Year, old had it dad All the time. 1t
run ali that period, and nights 1t would iii up ard
drop down in ny throat causing II Feeling
Of ehuking, 81 that wouhl sprlus up in Ded to
save myself from stran u alton. 1t affected my
head so that felt Confused and was troubled with
severe heudache ut Intervals Tor week ut u time
had al So had pans ia shoulders, back, and Kid
news, from which | suffered Immensely. bad
were they, that u year aso last snirtner was OH
ged to lie In bed most Of the time fuT three mathis
have tr ed all kinds of SUI n aud Catai rh remedies
with M particular benefit and cUnsu cd physicians
had a hacking c,ush. began to take the cons
titutionat Gatqrrh Rrmeiy last August, began to
now on the third hottie. MyCatarrh is now cured;
my health is restored. have 10 pains, aches or
cough nv whole system rs made over new. /
know ii Is this medicine that has rescued NE from
Intense suffering and almost the grave. l am now
able 70 do tile hardest work and bear the hardest
expo.ure, and feel that canuot say too much in ia.
Of the 'o"''''f'0" ufts'i s. ftf flanders
Manchester, N. H., Feb. 4, 1871. sttr
I am SO years old, have had Catarrh ever since |
was ei shteen years Uld and beadace all the time;
have suffered beyond description with running at
the nose, drOpDings in the threat ciiok indy and
stran slinss. Lave tried any quantity Of Caturrh
Remedies. hut have found no relief til tried your
Constitutional Gatarrh Renedy, six months AGO.
found immediate relief
Catarrh and all las atsen ,fant evils have left.
lieadache Pains IN IL ins anu Back, Dizzipess. loss
Of Appel to. and General Weakness. Less than }
hotties of Constitutional Gatarfh Remedy have
cured me. have NOT been So well since can re-.
member as now. feel as IL ! could not say too
much for the medicine, or thank ued too heartily
that through lts fundamentally have been re.
stored 10 heath.f ~ Ed ff I. 2
nwtf 4saNH MARY NJ, ABBOTT,
No. u Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, N H., Jan. II, s72. vi .tN
The abGye lady ismy mother i am n painter by
trade. and IN painter by trade, and am a ,nem
Der OF the CITY Coanclo of Manchester. Everyword
that my mother states Is true.
JACOB J.ABBoTT.
Hundredsofcascsofa similar ure cured with
In the last Year SnaIis and lotions are onlA tempo-
ray relief The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARAH
REM EDY strikes at the ROOT, builds up the con-
stitution, makes 1t new ard drives away Cntarrh
and all diseases0f the mucoa as membranes and their
attendant pains. and nehes, pertaining to head.
hack and shoulders, kidneys, and throat
Price 81 per Bottle Sold ~ all Druggists A
PAM hlet Of 80 pages giving treatise on Catarrh
and containing innumerable eases'of cures, sent
FREE, by addressing he Proprietors,
LITTLEFlELD & CO.,
MANCHEsTER,N NH.
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aN0 CoNsuMP1IvEs.-

rs NORTH Front ST., PAiiadelphia
i3 Chambers ST., New York.
10 Br0adS ST., session.
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CRUN BS

Arc put up IN neat In each box are -
sly and ina fern more sticks; stick is su;
convenient for use thanOt fcicnt for any stnyc
any other polish. thus all waste Is saw
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COMFORT

furniture or carpets.
| Has no disagreablc su.phuruus tr strong acid
smell when prepared fer use, but arc pleasant and
harmless
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MARY NJ. ARRoTT

No. u Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, N. H., Jan n, s72. 7i Az
The abnye lady ismy mother. l am n painter By
trade, and IN painter by trade, and am a neuf
Der of the City CoHnciI of Manchester, Every word
that my mother STATES is true;
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28

Il EAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,
AFl FOR YOUNG LADIES, PITsFTELD, MASS
Long and most favorably known. Next term be
gins FEB. IG, 1874. REV. CIV, SPEAR, Principal
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CRUMBS
COMFORT
CRUMBS

Are meat and be used even in
I nor Ist when used trouble Of removing
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-28
Kansas Lands.

The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe R. R, Co
have the q best thing in the West p" for lands or
which to locate. The policy Of the Co. has beer
to understate, rather than exaggerate, in III
statements Of the resources contained in the
country tributary to its Road. People will MOI
however. accept without great precau,iOn' the
statements of an interested party; hence 1t II
that the Company called upon Henry Stewart
ESQ, of the .imericaa .fgrieHIfurist, to make
a thorough examination of the country, and
give an unprejuiicei report thereon. We make
the following extracts from his
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

been done and for the continuation Of. work
in the future But they succeeded in alarm
ing the whole country-in making the
country believe that millions of money had
been squandered or stolen, and the result Is
to-day an increased rate of taxation and
deprecated bond with which to pay the
unfortunate laborers and contractors. In,
the meantime they have been instrumental
in subjecting large number of our citizens
to untold misery and suffering; in depre-
ciating real estate and creating an outcry
against the capital from the effects of which
it will take years to recover. These gen.
tlemen must be convinced now that they
have paid little too dear for their whistle
The District government has been aool-
ished, but the taxes have been increased
one third; Mr.. Shepherd has been removed,
but real estate has fallen nearly nifty per
cent the ''ring" has been swept away, but
mechanics are idle; houses are tenantless,
immigration has been frightened away, and
our merchants are almost without business.
The Board Of Public Works has been re-
uONSNJ DNb A4LCubCudub E1OAlc SllS IL bLCAl
places, with infinitely more power in his
hands than the board ever possessed. But
we have a taxpayers association, council
Of seventy, who in future will watch over
the interests of the city and help the Com
missioners to give US an honest government
We have Bowen and Green resurrected,
and mass meetings and windy resolutions
and impertinent advice to gentlemen who
do not need and do not ask for it. And in
addition, we have the District Of Columbia
logged into every Democratic State and
county platform in the Union as an argu-
ment against the party in power; the reso-
buttons of the District taxpayers, the
charges of the memorialists, the arguments
of Merrick and Christy used as campaign
documents to defeat the Republican party
all over the Union. Just think of the i'm
mense influence these taxpayers" will
have with Republican Congress next De-
cemberI This is what the people Of the
District have gained at the hands of Colum-
bus Alexander and men like him. Have
we not paid too dear for the whistle?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

THE New York World of the 2ed inst.
throws down the glove to THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, and deies us to prove our
assertion that ''it is the organ and ally Of
the INSCRIPTIONS spectators who sre now
unfolding slavery and the Spanish power
in Cuba" We reiterate all that we have
said and declare that we have the proof to
sustain this assertion in our possession. At
the proper time and under the proper cir
cumstances we will not hesitate to produce
it. In the meantime let the World explain
to its readers why its columns are flled day
after day with gilt-edged editorials, written
by Quirk, Cannon & Snap No. - Nassau
street, in opposition to the time-honored
Democratic theory Of Cuban acquisition.
In the famous Ostend manifesto Of 1854
that theory was plainly enunciated, and
since then has been part or parcel Of the
policy of the Democratic party. That
party has always encouraged Cuban alb
sorption, and has been, at all times, ready
to accept the island under circumstances
which would have been rejected by the Re-
publican party; but it remained for the
RorEdto ignore all this, to forget the policy
of its party and to sell its columns 70 the
spectators to whom we have referred.
The anomaly Of Democratic organ sup
porting principle contrary to every his
toric sentiment of its party is a spectacle
for gods and men, and, of ITSELF is sug,
gestive Of occult influences, the exact char,
acter of which has been felt ere this by
such men as Mr.. Catacazy, for instance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

a~BOYD'S DIRECTORY.-THE UN.
~ dersigned has no connection with any OF
the Directories now being canvASsed for ana pur-
regular Directory as usual on or about tie LIST OF
Tspre- eltstions WIN. H. BOYD,
y1i-IW Directory Publisher.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23
FYGOV SVFPEFPD

The New York Graphic in commenting
upon the extract from a letter Of Senator
Allison, in which he regretted that MIR.
Shepherd was not confirmed as one of the
District Commissioners, says: This letter
"of the Senator from Iowa is altogether IN
satisfactory. 1t says too little. No rea-
''son is given why Mr.. Shepherd must
needs be temporarily sacrificed Ifthere
twas mo stain upon his honor or his In
'tegrity' there was then no reason why his
nomination as Commissioner of the Dis
''trict of Columbia should be rejected. The
American people believe in fair play.
"They do not want any man temporarily
sacrificed except for cause. Even in that
lease they can best do without him Alto
"gether. The whole matter comes down
ITO simple question of fact. Mr.. Shep-
"nerd while in power made the capital OF
'the nation the most beautiful city on the
continent. If he did this with an honest
expenditure Of the public money he de-
serves more praise than any citizen OF
Washington, and it would have been but
"a small return to have had him unani.
"'mously confirmed by the Senate. Indeed,
ordinary gratitude, if there were no sense
''ofJustice in that body, ought TO have sug-
"gested such a course. If on the other
'rhand, Mr.. Shepherd was the knave and
chief that portion of the public press
"have attempted to make him out to be, he
should have been unanimously rejected.
There was no middle course in the matter
''No mans honest friends will deliver him
cover to temporary sacrifice. The honora
''ble Senator from Iowa speaks in riddles,
''and the public have right to demand o.
''him definite explanation.
Mr.. Allison's letter is the letter of poll
tician who, as a general rule, have nc
higher instinct than that Of self-preserva
ton; who will sacrifice a man or party
whenever it suits their purposes to do so
Mr.. Shepherd has been Temporarily sacri
feed" upon the altar of the independent
press by men who are afraid of their Owl
shadows; to whose cowsrdice most of The
evils from which the party at present suf
fers are to be attributed. The sacrifice
of Mr.. Shepherd was only one of nearly {
score of similar sacrifices to which they con
sented in obedience to a supposed demand
of the people, but which was in reality thu
demand of about half 8 dozen men WHIT
happen to have presses and type at thei
disposal, who temporarily hold places be
fore the public to which they are nowisr
entitled upon the score of ability, publ,
service or patriotism. Mr.. Shepherd is on
ofpower to-day, sacrificed, " but as long a
the capital lasts the monument of his ability
courage and genius will stand. A reaction
in his favor is inevitable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

An EXCHANGE SAYS: ga nine months
PRESIDENT of Cuba, arrived al Washington,
expresses the opinion that Spanish mis-
"rule in the Island is sustained, not BY the
'help it derives from the home Govern
"ment, but by the aid and comfort it OBJ
''tains from the sugar houses Of New York
"and Philadelphia. This is true, andtRe
proprletors of these establishments are
prominent members of the Republican
party, who take an intense interest in the
Indian, the freedman, and all that sort Of
thing. We advise them that there is trouble
ahead. Their game has gone about far
enough. They have made good thing
out of it, but it is high time their nefarious
operations should come to a close. One OF
these days we shall have an exposure that
will make some trouble and blast few
sanctimonious and philanthropic rePuta
lions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23

RP GRAND DIVISION 8. OF t.
IS The third Quarterly Session Of the Grand
Division Sons Of Temperance will be neid fh ~
Thursday EVENING, July % in the hall OF 70
tomac Division, the soutl side OF Bridge srest'
three doors east Of Congress street. 9eoTEssIo"ht
ivs2s Grand Scribe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23
WHATHAVE WE GAINED!

A few days before the adjournment of
Congress a member of that body, who
served upon the Joint Investigating Com
mittee, said in conversation: ''The people
"of Washington are downright idiots; if
"they had not made all this fuss, Congress
would have assumed the Indebtedness Of
"the District-nOw they will have to pay
ait themselves. The opinion expressed
of us by this gentleman was not very
complimentary, but it was not, after ALL so
far asJrly or so very ill-deserved. So faras
the vital interests of the city are concerned,
the late investigation was one of the most
unfortunate things that could have befallen
it, and the time is not far distant when the
men who pressed it will be held in general
detestatiOn. The charges which they started
out to prove fell to the ground unsupported
and unsustained; they were beaten in every
allegation prepared by their counsel. 1t is
true that in the expenditure of So large an
amount Of money some irregularities were
shown, some mistakes were made, and in
some instances too much money was paid
for the actual work accomplished; but the
most searching scrutiny, the most rigid eX-
animation of official books and figures, the
extraordinary power of a Congressional in
vestigation failed to develop the Wholesale
corruption which it was charged existed,
failed 10 produce the evidence which it was
confidently expected would send those in
Alarge of the government TO prison, and in
their fall implicate scores and hundreds Of
persons, as it was predicted, high in author
Ity. 1t is true that in Difference to the
clamor of the independent newspapers and
of the opposition the form Of government
was changed, the Legislature and the GARD
of Public Works abolished; but that is all.
The memOrialists gained that much, but
what else have they gained2 They stopped
all pecuniary relief at the hands Of Con-
gress, and succeeded in placing over the
District a form of government in which
they have even a less voice than they had
under the old administration. And the
very thing they desired to avert they have,
beyond all peradventure, brought about,
viz: that they must pay fer every cent of
the Improvements that have been made,
with next to no prospect of assistance from
the General Government. Under the law
the. Commissioners have no discretion in
the matter, and we may be certain that they
will take every means in their power to en-
force the law as they find 1t, fully, fairly
and impartially. When Congress met here
last December majority of its members
were inclined to deal literally and fairly by
the District, to aid and assist it in every
way they could. If it had not been for
the opposition ofs set Of persons who have
persistently fought the reconstruction of
the city we should have obtained at least
between three and four millions Of dollars
toward the payment of the work that has
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-23
TT g ENGINEER OFFICE

PROPOSALS FOR STAMPED ENVEI.-
IL OPES AND NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS.
POST OFFICE DEPAETMENT, July q, IS7i.
Scale proposals will be recstvec untl y CLOCK
m. on FRIIAY, the IIth day OF August, 1911. T y
furnishing all the stamped EnYe,0Des'' and
Newspaper Wrappers which THIS Depart meut
NAV redutTe for public and Official "a dUriugA
period Of four ~ years, commencing on lie LIST