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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-12

rHREF-sroRy frame structure occupied by
L. j. Wardwell as sand-paper mandatory,
was destroyed by fire In Brooklyn, N T. last
week. Loss, twenty-six thousand dollars, A
large number OF men are thrown out Of enl-
ployment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-12

Two boys recently attempted to climb to the
top OF a cliff on which the Point Lobos telegraph
is stationed near San Francisco, and found them
selves in position from which they dared neither
ascend nor descend, They remained ON their
lofty perch all night, and in the morning were
rescued by rope ladders let down from above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-12

CoRSEIIus MulDER, aged twelve years, had
his arm wrenched from its socket In machinery
in Paterson, n j., on Thursday Of last week
and died soon after.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-12


are Hon David r. Corbin, Republican, and Gen
eral NJ C. Butler, democrat Mr. Corbin was
elected in December by the Chamberlain legisla-
ture, TO make up which the canyassng board re-
fused certificates to two democratic Senators from
Edgefeld and Laurens and to eight assemblymen
from the same counties. The Chamberlain faction
organized the House with fifty-nine out OF one
hundred and sixteen certified members, declared
the elections in the two counties named as not
valid, and seated fourteen Republicans from Alb
beyille, Aiken and Barnwel There were thirty
one Senators and sixty-eght Representatives pres
ent when Mr.. Corbn was elected The democrats
claim that the Republican legislature never had
AN existence in law. General Butler was elected
December 10Th. The democratic legislature which
elected him did not organize an independent SEN
ate. but began with House Of ifty-seven certified
members, to whom were added the l.aurens and
Edgeheld delegations aud some deserters from the
Republican House. Sixty out of the sixty. eight
had certificates, the number rising afterwards to
sixty-three. There were at General Buffers cleo
ton seyenty-n mine members OF both houses pres
ent, but most Of the Senators had already voted
at the election OF MIR Corbin.
II we were to hazard guess as to which OF these
several contestants would be successful, we should
name Kellogg and Enstis from Louisiana and
General Butler from South Carolina. Mr. Corbn
is yermonter, as well as Governor Kellogg and
would be AN ornament 10 the Senate, but the fates
seem Just now tn be against him. The democratic
statesmen who loaf about Wizards Hotel, and
who nightly discuss the countrys needs take
courage from the different phases of politics
as here briefly narrated and work themselves
up to believe that soon after the special session
branches Sol.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
LOC4L MIS- GILLIAN.

Dr. Hartley cures eataTS-7S Teaia stree
n0TthNest.
stoves for rent, a, Butlers, corner Flnh and K
streets northwest
Ask for the Hsbe de Ia Rsias cigarettes; they
are the best OF all.
Congressional Hotel co Capitol Hill for rent.
see advertisement.
Decorate your houses and buy yeur goods a,
DVNIing auction rooms.
Interest paid on deposits by J. n. Sauier 4 I,a
tankeTs, lac Pennsylvania avenue.
Al Lee. tlS Seventh street, opposite the Patent
Orleer Is selling coal at sL'5 and up.
Leit-of clothing watches. pistols etc bought
at HefTog.s, sl5 h street. Orders Atteaded 10.
All kinks Of trunks made TO order, repairei ard
Market Space.
Private palrtlI, msmber u the Ohio LsgisIA-
tnTe, came through with the Presidential party
and will he IN the city s0ue days
Latest and best from Sp!eer's butter store,
southwest corner Ninth and streets Choiee
butter. eggs, cheese, apples, Se, at greatly re-
duced prices. Large stock from which 10 select
tHg. - ---
II. WaTreT, real estate broEsr and auction.
eer, sold yssterday AfterEOen at Aueiion for A.
hall Of lot ., rss.rvstiOs 10, iroatiss = lee, os
he south side Of c street, between Third and
feur-abd-s-halt streets rCrtkWest BY dep4h Of
hrorn-stoLe dwelling, 10 W. ". CSFeoTan. esq,
ior sl.Oco
Messrs DsncGnson Bros, aueiiOnesrs s5ld yea
tsEdAy aiteEnCOn, Tor T. A. Rollins Aad Wn y
1phahaler, trustee lot q, in william. ans
70 II; o. walter LsEnoI's subdivision Of original
iet / And = IN square rs, improved by a
three -story, MsHsSrd-foof brisE house. situated
On tueet tetNeeh Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, 10 A. -. Pratt. aEent NatIcuaI Llle
lrsuraEes Company, fer sll,ooo.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR IRON ROOF, FRANZ
L AND GALVANIZED IRON CoHNICEs.
BrREAu YAnps AND DocKs,1
NAVY DRpaUrnHrT.

NAVY DErkRrnErT,
WASHINGTON, u. o., March l, 1sT7.
Sealed proposals, addressed .'To the Chief of
the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
ment. Washington, ID. O." will be received nf this
MhRCH, isT7, for furnishing All the Materials
and Labor andtho use OF all tools and appliances
and erecting in place the following -doscrfbsd
work at League Island Navy Yard. Pbilndsiphis.
according TO the plans and spsciHoations on fle
in the Civil Engineers Once at said Yard, to
wit;
ist. The Iron Roof Frame Of the s.sam Engi.
f.ot va. and four hundred .so se.t long '0'
I'd. The Galvanized Iron Oornices. Dormsrs
Ss., Of the Steam Enginesring storehouse. No. q
sd. The Gsiyanized Iron cerHice, 40, Of the
.ix,y hye IsS) feet wide snd four hundred tsOoi
Pisn. speolhcations and schedules can be had
Leaspe Island.
Separate proposals mus, be submitted for earh
lively
proposals for Cornisss and DOrmersr and
proposals for Cornicssn
Proposals for the Roof Frame must state, In
one sum, the amount bid for the whole work.
Proposals for aalvanised Iron Work must state
the amount bid for each separate item of the
schedule, with the total footed up.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves regularly engaged In the
manufacture Of wrought asd cast iron work, or
galvanized iron architectural work, as the cnse
may be, and who have not the necessary facilitisf
for exeeuting such work,
Each bid must be accompanied by . written
guarantee Of two responsible persons to
tho amount OF ten thousand talo, ,6oO) doflArs
each, that the bidder will, within ten Cl0l days
after the contract shall havs been awarded 20
him, enter into written contract with the Navy
Department for the performance Of the WORK.
Tho Bureau reserves the right TO reject nny or
all bids, as the interests Of the Government may
require. ]. O. HOWELL.
mh7 Chief Of Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
6OIIEGE kETSfoN.

banquet Of the Dartmouth Association
Honor the Alma Mater-An Agreeable
Company.
The Dartmouth Association OF tLis civ,
composed OF the graauatss Of DartnOath ColIes-
resident here, gave thar seeJnd annual diraer
last evening At Grsys corner Of Fiieeath and i
streets. Il was brilliant aeAir, and vas greatly
enjoyed by the participants. The esitiEs vas
excellent, and the teothsons courses succseded
each other in rapid sIese.sios. Wines Of the
fnest vintage followed. and Wit End Song were
the natural seeonparinenis- "reminiscences Of
college pleasures and adventures we're xIven
and served in . measure To Strengthen the tie
that bound them all together. MenOries Of the
past were revived, and hspes fer future hsPPia.ss
and prosperity freely expressed. Mirih ans god
ieelin. characterized the reuniou-
Previous to the dinner a meeting :oi the Assa-
eiation vas held, and Ofteers for the easaiaK
year were elected follows: General John
EatUn, president: Dr. y. ;. Lincoln and Rev
Royal Parkinson, viee presidents; =. K Boni.
secreiary and trea sureT and Gen. Il. d. Mgssey,
historian.
Resolutions were adopted Of respect 20 Rev
Or. smith. the retiring president Of Dartmouth.
and serd ding greeting 70 Rev. Dr.. Bartlett, Ct
Chieagu, vtO has been selected TO I'll the "a
eancy.
General Jehn Eaton presided al the banquet,
ant amt ng those present cher than tn. OF .srs
named ahVVe we're Professor L N GAlIaade;,
Rev. Dr. hussey, Of Highland CEIreTsity, Kan
sAs Gardner q. Hunter, Of the Postal Service;
Gesrgs Kent, OF the class Of Isl.: General Hovey
Professor EAs;maa. Pr0lessor 4. S. Richards.
Professor W. II. Mussey, ol Cincinnati: Professor
-. e. fright !. ). Brow. II. NJ. Baker, H L.
cunningham, Emerson Hodges. pr. :. n. Bart
lett, trlond wtls,n, Daniel T. Merrill. " p.
Gage. II. NJ. Hall. ]. @. PsEklns0a, James J.
AlleIl, L A. Paul. and =. 4. Poueroy.
There were no set t0Ssts, and all icrnalities
were Li5peGsed ~ith. Speeches were made BY
General Eaton, Professor GAliandet, Rev. Nj
Parkinson Mr.. George Kent, DR.. Mussey. Pro
lessor Richards, pr Lincoln, General hOyey, M
Bird ahd others. College e. 0nEs we're EGas uaier
the Leadership Of Mr.. H. ". Hall.
Letters eIpres sye Of regret At their inability TO
be present were read from Governor L =. NoyeE
Of Unio: Senator Crsgin- 2. A Rollins senator
elect CcTetn- Of South Carolina; Wn- = ChAad-
leT Hon. II. l. Pierce, OF Massachusetts,: the sou
Of william II Smi'ht the retiring president Of the
college, and Jutge q. ". Nesn!tf, Of New York.
The nnPanJ broke up sh0u. '.IOek IN he best
q sIFfrifs
National Republican., 1877-03-07
NEKY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
BOOTs, SHOES, se.,
AT JCSTH'S OLD STAND,
sis ID street northwest.
Orders by mall promptly attended To. ias-tf
: -~0O~~-N~I~---N|| GC|L~.-~-~~--~0~~~
VEGErINE
PURIFIEsl The BLOOD, RESOvATES AND
INvIGORATEs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
It's Medicinal Properties are

ALTERATIVE, Tonic, SOLVENT AND DIURETIC.
vEGETINE Is made exclusively from the Juices
OF caTcfuy-sclected barks, roots herbs, and SO
strongly concentrated that 1t will eectually eradl
cate from the system every tnt of scrofula, Scrof
ulOus Humor, TumOrs, Cancers, Cancerous Hu-
NOR, Erysipelas, Salt Rhsum, syphilitlc Diseases
Cankcr, faintness at the Stomach, and all diseases
that arise from hnpurc blood. .usciatlca. Iunamma-
tory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout,
and Spinal Complaints can only be efectualy cured
through the bIood.
For Ulcers and Eruptiye Diseases of the SKIN
Prstulcs, Pimples, Botchcs, Bolls, letter, scald-
head aud Ring worm, NEGETfSE has never failed to
eject permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back: kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Lenchorrhua, arising
from internal ucerations, and uterine diseases and
General Debility, NEGETISE acts directly upon the
causes OF these complaints. II invigorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre-
tive organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation
and regulates the bowels.
For CAtarrh, dyspepsia, Habitual Costlveness,
Palpltailon OF the Heart Headache. Piles, Nervous
ness, and General ProstratIon OF the Nervous sys-
TEN, medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the NEGETINE. II rurihes the blood, clean scs
all OF the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETISE have
induced many physicians and apothecarles whom
we know 10 prescribe and use 1t in their own faml-
lies.
In fact, vECETINE Is the best remedy yet dIscov-
cred for the above diseases, and Is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
GALE OF NAVAL VESSELS.
NAVY DErkRTNrST,

NAVY DErARTNrST,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION App RErkn,f
February q, 1877.
The Navy Department will offer Tor sale NJ pub
lie auction the following named vessels
At the United States Navy Yard, Portsmouth,,
N. H., on Tuesday. the 2Ith OF March, 1871, NJ Il
o'clock M, the U. S. ship Sabine" Of l,S7B tons
measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, New York,
on Thursday. the 18th Of March. ls77, u O'Clock
NJ. the U. s. steamer "susquehanna,r Of ans
tons measurement.
At the United states Navy Yard, Loague Isl
and, on Saturday, the 8lst Of March 1871, at Il
o'clock M, the Y. 5. ship ';Potomae," Of LAZY
tons measurement.
The vessels will be offered as they lie on the
day OF sale. They may be examined at my tine
previous to the dsy OF sale on application 10 tins
commandants Of the yards whore they are re-
spectively, who will exhibit TO persons desiring ts
bid an inventory OF such articles as may be sold
with them.
Thirty (3o) per centum Of the purchase money
must be deposited at the time OF sale and the bal
anee paid In cash when the sale is confirmed by
the Department; the vessels to be removed with
in ten days from the date OF such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right TO with
draw the vessels, or either Of them, from sale. b.
confirm the sale, and to reject any bid or ofier
which may be considered inadequate. man
National Republican., 1877-03-07
DROPOSALS FOR MARKING AND
L RATING STAMPS.
Posr-oFFIoE DEPARTMENT.

PosT-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, February II, 1877.
partment until the ISth day Of March next, Al L
O'Clock noon, for furnishing for the use OF ths
post-othces in the United States for one year,
Stamps Of the following descriptions namely
CLASS NO. ].
Circular Marking Stamps Of Steel, with cancel
eS%Sinsd con the ,,sWR e Se about one inss and
name Of the once and State, with type for monthr
and days in blocks of like material, with su1hci-
ofmahogany, walnut, or other heavy wood.
In proposals for this class Of stamps, the bidder
will state the charge whom ntted for and accom-
panied by ~ hour blocks, As .. m, D. m :, ete
also the charge for separate figures and months.
Also, Octagon Marking Stamps, without the
circular stamp above described, and with type ior
blocks. $3.50 = - '''''> -
Circular Marking Stamp. OF steel. without the
cancel, but similar In all other respects 20 No.
blocks and single figures for days, all Of The same
length as % The steel type: but Of type metal:
tised," "Missent,' "Ret1rned for better sires-
tons," or any other word, sentence, or hgures not
better direction" when several Of the same are
required.
Also, for such stamps as names of persons when
but one OF q kind is required.
Also, Cancels Of Hard Wood, halt-inch diam
eter, containing four more parallel lines. Alrs
Cancels suitable for canceiiing stamps on pack I.
ages.
Stamps will be ordered for the different classes
OF Offices, according 70 present or future regula-
tions and necessities OF the Department, or the
Postmaster General may at any time cease 10
order any of them in his discretion.
Models Of stamps complete. OF the bidders own
manufacture, must accompany the proposals..
Each proposal must be accompanied by the
guarantee oil two sufficient guarantors, that the
bidder will enter into contract within ten days
AFTER his bid is accepted, to furnish the articles
specified in bis accepted bid, and certihcate
from postmaster that such guarantOrs are TO
liable persons.
the accepted bidder win be required, within
ten days after his bid is accepted, 10 enter into
contract, with sureties to be approved by the
Postmaster General, to supply the articles the
proposal for which Is accepted IN which contract
II shall be provided that In case Of failure 10 sup
ply the articles, any Of them, according to the
contract the contractor and his sureties shall he
liable for the forfeiture specified In such contract
as liquidated damages, TO be sued for In the name
Of the United States.
The stamps must he delivered at the Blank
Agency Of the Post office Department, at the eX-
pense Of the contractor.
Proposals should be indorsed on the outside Of
the envelope: "Propo,als for Office Marking
Stamps" and addressc TO the First Assistant
Postmaster General, W Washington. ID. g.
JAMES N. TYNER,
Feb. II Postmaster General
National Republican., 1877-03-07
EsrSEIaFEESSroN.

j. 3 <susrallv supposed BY q certain class Of
ctz=r<as- war are nod practical or experfeneed,
1e1z tysPsTEi1 SInrst Invariably be cured, but
vt are Ple1se4 - s1y that Green's August
cl-x Fb1ssr has 1svgr to cur knovtedge. failed 10
4ySP<Fsl AMI liver eomptlfut IN all its forms, such
is saUr sasu-sch- cussivsneSs- sick hsat1ehe. pal
pdSIr1sc cs The heart tJy sPSri-s, xc. Sr. Out Of
.l,lz-v vls ryPsrt<t- but thousands Of eOmpli-
EsrfB-r ledssrs received from druggists Of von-
SERIAL ezre-. TarVe ds4es viii relieve any ease.
TT t. Sllpbs o'Jstlss 70 esutE- Regular size -
sSz-s Fer sale ~ 4. Sssts u Co. Wholesale
l.xu1s
National Republican., 1877-03-07

Az EAGtE or Flow ERs.-A pleasant little
sptsdSe vPUu the entrance OF President and Mrs.
H1yss nss their new hume, the Executive Man
san. NGnsiIy. af-er their re urn from the Capitol
vas he presentation. by Gov. Rice. Of Nass,-
<h1sstts. 0C a HoraI eagle. This eagle vas made
sy>.V- rvOmhIy \ sous, aoTists. OF Boston, the
sguiar member af the Arm being present in per-
.Sz- re beautiful offering uas received with
zaa=sstei delight by the President AMI Mrs.
Haye-, Who expressed their varuest thanks to
the &suur. The eagle IS represented with spread
tuE wings. Measuring Absu. four fee: from tip to
tip, The body II composed Of over ave hundred
SaruI-ons. the head Of violets and the wings Of a
JarISsy 0s the choicest Of roses heath, lily OF the
valley and ether flowers, the bird resting upon
bed % rgsss. MOSES AMI vines. In its beak the
saxbs hosts an olive branch. The Messrs. rvOm-
6tr Jsssrys much credit for the exceeding y0Od
tAsts displayed 4 the artistic design and general
na2saS Of his saZlsshiP.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
DIED

EETgT-Nuvh = ~. Al s=n s'e,0sk. Mr..
NAEN EErTE-
FEH-r1l v s,f1s-.tsy. Nsrrs :, n s'cls..k. from
~ r~-laAra.~ sf h-F ErEnst liE Ehter- Mr.. Corn
- NJ s-iEl I-sE- IySMuS. EeiIttye- AMI
lgltlcs lEv -fG - iEaEzH-
KAtSEE-Ou NsndIy- A4-vh . u IN p. IA =,
SH"zSa 4 EAE,AE- saa ~ JustIce mi soph.a
Ahl=gr-
EGnrr1' % s-slsrx ? m On vs'ns-Itv. the 7th
HE-I1.- E-5uE 5hs ry-rlsrUs % kt parent 10. ~
Al 1nsy attn sENvG upEGIwV-1. EelItLyy. aud frie Is
~ ned 10 IzRrsE-
EEET E-s'l Jtreh :, Ls.s- n D ciors Z. "A q,
kAHuT A. ~ kE-E ~ IEsG sae ar tsn mOntls $,
iEl asr tays. SlughEcr - u ". and 4. kssfer.
ElCHAEDcON-Ia tseJFgsrsw ID. c.. March
E7-. Nr<- HAEEtEr 3 tsEs UAEp~pV.
tEH-r1i Er-un rpsSaeutg % hsr cIHzhtsr. Nrs
hAIEtzl - &sI- Ne 3. FrEdsrisa street Nsdn-.
GIE- GIsrl , :. ~ -Sfosrs y
SElsL nsS->ln nltav SvelIu Z. Nlrrh = ts77, y-ry
,u'sss't'y. Gt hrm1rrhstEs- SOsA >HTELDs. aked
sWSl1E-ain~ leiE--
fa4zr7. y 2 slss FtlS- "a WslnesdiI eysnin=. al
- -stls,.s- ErgM a. FS-utsn<s. Lishth strevt, be-
Tss-l Ei-- "a tt1I ant south street.
TTCkEE-U-saH'lay aioCutls. March L ls75. OF
% 7ssFss Eg-s,s a the LisE " lltini ", Tucker.
FElEral n s'v5s"k p ~. sn Tut~dly. the 6tli
trg sas n FtehF= o. hr sister. Mrs. Mary
How NA-rsEi >lxrh ,srsvt. near Iorthwest.
Eri-ut- suVulIt 10 Ettl nL-
National Republican., 1877-03-07

IHE DAY ATTER-The appearance Of
the sSrrets yesterday was very different from
shaa Hw,sSn Nouliay. The bunting vas stripped
rrNm the outltingS and the number Of promcna-
ss-s v,s unusually small The morning trains
<ar-issf Away Thousands Of Inaugural visitors who
rsnsnsd ever night. Everybody seemed tired
yes srNiIy- Business was very dull The bar
rNdms s1t i1nch rUoms which had for the three
lrsviaus days before been kept running night
and day With extra hands were SILL 20
ssath- ami Jhsir only occupants were
. Ssspy visitors rhs H1rtranft CLUB a1i the
ssats Fsneihies, of Phila IelphiA. after payirg
thar respects TO the President in the morning
ban tnr hane On the 1,so train. The weccaeoe
Lrxiau rrnIIrst sn,i we're entertained st a ball
AZ Ola FsIlavs Hall. Navy Yard. last eveniag
~ Shsir hosts. the Washington Light Gl,ru.
rssre vaS nothing " the street. that gave any
nj eati1n Of the magnitude Of the ceremonies Of
the Prsvblu5 day. Ths crowded cJadtIol OF the
LISk at Puuce hsniGuarters, and large demand
fr eusxt44B early n the mOraiug. all had sig
rif,sA1rss bat they were about tse only external
-xus that any unusual prseeediags hai taken
tlass.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
II. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
WHAT Is SEGETINEy

II Is a compound extracted from baTks, roots and
herbs. II Is Natures Remedy. II Is perfectly
harmless frOm any bad effect upon the system. It
Is nOuTshing aud strengthening. IL acts directly
upon the blood. 1t lulets the nervous system. Ii
gives you good, sweet sleep At night. IL Is great
panacea for our aged fathers and mothers, for 1t
gives them strength, quets their nerves, and gives
them Natures sweet sleep, as has been proved by
many an aged person. II Is the Great Blood PurI-
her. II Is a soothing remedy for our children, IL
has relieved aud cured thousands 1t Is-yery pleas
ant TO take: every child likes IL. 1t relieves and
cures all diseases originating from impure blood.
Try the NEIETiNE. Give 1t n fair trial for your
complaints; then you will say TO your friend neigh
Dor and acquaintance: Fry II; II has cured me-
yEGETINE for the complaints for which It is
recommended, Is having larger sale throughout
the United states than anv other one medicine.
Why vECErINEwiLL CCTE TlIEsE COMPLAINTS.
CANNOT BE ExcELLED.
CuArLrsrowy, MASS, March 10, isa.
MR.: h. II. SIEyESs-ijelr sr:,This is 10 certify
that | have used your BLOOD Prsparation'' in my
Hia or Cankerous 1lpmors, q RheTmatc Afieetio4.,
spring medicine. Il i The b S,st % 1Ring have eSer Sa
used. and | have used almost everything. / can
cheeTfully recommend 1t 10 any In need OF such
Yours respectfully,
10 Russell street.
GIVES HEALTH, srRENGTH,:AN APE
TITE.
My daughter la, received great benedt from the
use OF the NIGLTlNE. Her declining health wAs "A
sOnrre OF great anxiety TO all OF her friends few
bottles OF tue NI"ETINE rcstored her health,
strength and appetite.
v. II. TlLDEN,
Insurance aud Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Sclrs building, Boston, Mass.
Prepared by
mr.. STEVENS. BOSTON, MASS.
YEGETINE
Is SOLD BY
Vii DRUGGISTS m9sSWI
National Republican., 1877-03-07

the Postmaster General, and the contract prices
and all conditions herein set forth shall govern
In such extended eonoraet.
BLASE ToRHs-sAurLEs-AppREs
Blank forms for bids, with specimen attached,
showing quality OF the paper, will be furnished
upon application; and all proposals must be made
upon these blank FORMS securely enveloped and
sealed, marked on the envelope "Proposals for
Postal Cards, and addressed TO the Third Assis-
tant Postmaster General, Washington. ID. U.
JAS. N. TYNER,
m2.2awtw Postm aster General.
National Republican., 1877-03-07

ACIskR FnACo.-During the past week,
person styling himself sa etncer Of steamer ply
ias between Havana and Nsv York has VS.
issl most Of the Government Departments. and
Many ether Plse ., offering to sell genuine Ha-
ysaI Gtrars a. q very Low price. To induce
rsr~ius 10 buy hi. vurthless trash he produsss
ktJsr FG-part rx to be frun at-sn known oeieer
al the aavy- are, IN shis city, known to be vet
sraa smoker. highly recommending the tobacco.
Ths sdicsr who 8 unwilling TO have his friends
ytr4n,Isl- 0r his rsputatisa ls q Judge Of good
Jaoa<ss isovarifzel. states that h. did aotronly
TOeHss to furnish this itinsrant vsnder with any
rrcymnsndaEl0a whatever, but that he positively
5S>linsd 10 purchase or try enc Of the fellows
Sizars -hsn called upon BY him Ssveralpersons
aaBs reason To regret having laid in stock Of
thSse 1sSnu &c HavI1a..-
National Republican., 1877-03-07

CxIoS REVIVAL MEETINes.-The union
meetings. vhicn have been in prOxres, Tor sew.
sral weeks past, are held each ev.aing this week
- Rev. Or. Sundsrlands church. Four and-a-
lslssSrSst- A large congregation vas present last
svsaiur- When D.. Rankin eonlucted the meet
rs and PruE Bentley led the singing. Prot B.
has ery7ni-sd . large chorus choir. which adds
greatly to the interest Of the meetings. They
have already lssrusd several of the beautiful
new piers- contained IN his latest work, The
arn1r BsarcE~ which thsy sung with great
sfsss. The noon nsetags will be held this week
n the Congregational church, eontiuuing from
Il D m sarh tay.
National Republican., 1877-03-07
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