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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

The Portland Daily Advertiser says that
Capt. c. NJ. Davis received a dispatch Mon
day morning from California, stating that
Capt Daniel L. Choate Of Portland, died at
San Rafael, IN that State, on the 18th. Capt.
Choate was native of Portland, and was
born about the year 1904, thus making his
age &C years. He has always been largely
interested in shipping, being for many years
himself sea captain. He was a man of en-
ergy and very successful in his business. In
the earlier part of the winter he went to Cal
ifornia to recuperate his failing health, but
death has been the result. He leaves wife
in Portland, and three children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

The Washington Telegraphic cores
pondence of yesterday in the Boston pa
pers, says that Robert c. Kirk of Ohio, is
confirmed by the Senate, Minister to Cru-
quay This is an error Mr.. Kirk is APP
pointed and confirmed Minister to the Ar
9entine Confederation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

The Bangor Wing rejoices that there is a
prospect of having that city supplied with pure
water for domestic and other purposes, and
adds ''We believe the day is not far distant
when not only our wealthy citizen who is able
to fit his house with all the modern appliances,
but even the poorest among us can, without
money and without price, quench his thirst or
fill his pail at the public fountains with pure,
sparkling mountain dew, fresh from the cool
depths of Hat Case or Fitz- Pond, and free
from the deleterious matter with which many
of our wells are already poisoned, and with
which most others are fast becoming So"
The city council has granted leave to the Ban
gor Water Power Company to lay down their
pipes througbthe city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

The Gardiner Journal says that on Friday
last a son of DIR. S. Whitmore of that city,
went to Bowdoinham to visit his grandfather.
Before starting he managed to get pistol,
and, while going from the depot to the house,
discharged metal cartridge through his
hand, breaking two bones. He took the cars
home without having his hand dressed, and
on his arrival his uncle dressed it. 1t is a
warning to boys to let firearms alone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

The Times says that the remains of the late
Capt. Isaac Orr of that city, who was drowned
at the time the bark Wapella was wrecked,
near yarmouth, Wales, arrived at Boston in
the ship Star of Hope, few days since, and
have been brought home and placed in the
family tomb at Topsham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

The Bath Times suggests that itwould be
well to hold mass meeting Of shipbuilders
and shipowners in that city, like those held in
Bangor and Belfast, to give expression to
their views respecting the measures now
pending in Congress for the relief of their
interests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

Daniel Hazeltine of Wayne, who is in his
Slst year, has cut, the past winter, so cords
of cord wood, which has been hauled to the
establishment of c. M. Bailey, Winthrop, for
which was received S. per cord. Mr.. II. is
still hale and hearty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

On Monday last the house, three barns and
fifty tons of hay belonging to Geo w. II.
Brown of South Lincoln, were destroyed by
fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

SULPHITE OF LIME, for preserving Cd
6tI TITCOMB & DORH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-17

We're adopted, and the bill was then passed to
be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. VosE, bill an act author
izing George W. Berry to build wharf and
place buoy in the waters of Owls Head Bay
in the city of Rocklnnd, was taken from the
table and passed to be enacted.
On motion of Mr. SMITH of Saco, his mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which bill an
set to set off part IF the town of Somerville
and annex the same to the town of Washing
ton had a passage, was taken from the table
and to- morrow assigned for its further consid-
Grafton.
Adjourned.
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Napoleon's Private Perfume.

WAT he Says About F-kdkin3 Poor Mouth =
Hds TO Cut Do10n His Expenses.
Napoleon has been interviewed again, this
1ine oy correspondent of the New York
Iiihts, VINO asked him as to the published state
!nehts regarding the amount of his private for
tune, ana the large sums which 10 was alleged
ne had invested in foreign securities. He an
sMeLsu Win animation, "thst is a subject which
toucnes me to the quick, because whatever may
nave been my errors and shortcomings "a
ruler, can truly say that am not open to the
charge or avarice or pecunisry interestsdnesS
Will state to YOU unreservedly the nature aud
extent OF my private resources, because should
Ike you to contradict all such reports. All that
myself, wife and son actually possess are the
former property OF my mother a. Arrerenoerg,
in Switzerland, and which costs more to main
tain than il produces; the property lett to the
Prince Imperial by the Princess Bacchiochi,
in Dalmatia, in consideration OF the sums
which i had paid for her out Oh my PR
tive; some property in Italy, which yields
a tTlfIng revenue, and property in
Spain, belonging to the Empress previous to
her marriage and which, having been i'm
proved, also Yields some rental. Taken alto
gether we possess Just suff cient to enable US to
live in the simplest bourgeois style. As to our
having invested money in the. foreign funds,
or out of France, it is utterly false. III III
awaited myself of the opportunities which pre-
sented themselves of investing money on the
purchase OF real estate and stocks in the United
States, it would have, perhaps, been well for me
and my family. L have known instances i'm
which a moderate outlay in that way has been
productive CT large results from the enormous
rise which has taken place in the value of prop
erty in the Atlantic cities. The officers who
form what is called my household are fellow
prisoners with me, and are supported by the
Prussian government? For nv very servants,
with two or three exceptions, am indebted to
the cOnsiderate kindness of the Queen. have
my old and faithful attendants, with q view to
keep my expenditure within my income"
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PROPOSALS.

DROP0SALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNTIL
Il ~ O'Clock, November IL. 1870, for furnishing
all the materials and performing the work required
Rrovements contemplated under the charter OF the
Washingtcn MsIket Company, q two story NJ arket
Building, Dol feet in length by 70 feet in width, com
posed mainly of stone, brick and iron, aud to be
erected near the Of seventh street and Penn
sylvsnfa avenue. Washington, ID. g, according to
plan. and specifics tons that be seen at the Office
OF Adolph Ouse, architect, corner Of Seventh and
streets, Washington, where full information can be
oh tanned.
The Company reserves the right to reject any or
all bids II it b deemed for the interest OF the Com
psny to do 40.
Ne proposals will be entertaine5 from any psrsen
who il not known 10 be a practical builder
Proposals should be eHelsss In q sealed enyelope
inc orsed. Proposals for Building for the Wash.
IngtCn Msrkst Company" and addressed to the
Treasurer Of the Company, Mr.. MOSES KELLY
Cashier q the National Metropolitan Bank, W ash
ingtOn, ID. &.
ALEX. 4. SHEPHERD
v r. TINKER,
HENRY y DAVIS,
N. g 0RDWAY,
SAM SMOOr,
Il. A. HILDBETH,
Building Committee of Washington Market Com
pAuy.
WAsHIsGIoS, Nov 5. $50. nos.IIt
WAsHINGTON, Nov. 18th, 1870.
The time for opening bids of the construction of
above buitinEi Is extended to Nov 18th. noon.
II. 5. DAVIS,
BOLD lhep- ChTOn.l Tor Committee.
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POE On Tuesday evening. November Is. at Q
ClOcA Of hears dlsessa. .ftsr lingering Illness,
iOULMIN A. POE, sr.rd Is years .1d n 1nths
A- funeral viii t1lr place from his late
No 81 LIT street. Geurg~yowo. II e., a. q clock On
Friday morning. the l-;n inst and proceed 90 Trim
il, church, where mas vli; DE celebrated for thu 70
pose % his sOr His fIiends and those OF his family
respectfully NV Ited 70 attend.
Re p. ChTOn. Bait. sun
CAMPBELL November 18th. Mrs NJ 4RGARET
Ann CAMPBELL. wife Cf tins iase BIB 1T Gray
Campbell in tie 54th year Of her age.
All friends q the family invited % attend the
tunsrAl, which Will take place from tina Christian
church on street b tween 9th aad tHth streets,
tomorrow THURSDAY afternoon, a. 0 cioC!..
Of the 10Th IL the home Of His tam ly
10 Mar. land. after short an< painful Illness, BEN
JAMlN fkALibR- IN the IlsJ year Of his age, an
cd and Re. Ecctrt citizen OF Washington, u. T..
frnersl services vii be delivered a. Weslay
thspel corner 5th and streets, y W, on Thurs
csy No rnber Eth- "a =. m. The friends VI tbs
tsTnily ue request 4 - attend.
CALHOUE. Al the residence OF his son. WIN III
alenun, No. 1881 ,tlf street, tho 18th instant,
The friends II tbs ia-ily invited 20 ATTEND the
funerai. iron the West Ssorgc clown II. Z Church,
On Tbursdsy, az
HAIRY. Nov -r3Ler Is. AZ 8 50 n'clpck n n. An
&NIE G. coDsoTt e fhe late g W Harry. AMI 4augh
tr OF james and MARY >hGckeifort in the g7.n year
Relatives and frisna- ~ the fsnils ar. re.nsct
d~nce % her parents. No. iil6 Pennsy snia ave-
Hue. on Thursdsy aft TUoon, nth int. a. o'cpc
DOTGE suddenly, on the morning Of Nov ember
18th. GhAOE viii - Norman Dodg-, E-q.,
q New York, ard daughter II heV A. d. Gillette,
t1Tuerly OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-16

Br LATIAEB 0LlAEY. AAuetiOnseE..
Tss BYE I1si SALE At AUCTION OF HAND:
kt99GGAAT T q WI, WITH FASH !1E ABLE AND 81:
UAEs sELECT so1Ks. DE- ANU 'oo 'oh-
sIt rom Of deed q to the sub
ss day IT, a p ols an End duly
Dlsrict OF Columbia, ! shall offer at public auction.
the sd dave
November. $50, commencing at o O'Clock a. m ali
ntsd to said deed Of trust, and partially dsscrsed
IN THE PARLOR.
One hpe Medallion carpet.
Six Chairs TO match,
I sH Ia ns match 5;ih ass sTa. TsSss
One ,mall and one Gard Table,
One Rosewood Piano.
as Gets! asa S fl Curtains.
Two sets fine Lace Curtains,
Two Two ii arss size size Fsa Gs Ms.0F
Two Fancy Diyans.
Five u. ss.g s1..sl. Carpets.
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads,
Rosewood and Walnut Bureaus, imarbic-top.
Rosewood and Walnut " ashstAnds. msrble-top,
Mattresses, Bolsters.' Pillows. Comforts and Bed
Lin. sheets, Bolster and Pillow Gases.
Chairs, CoUmodes. and Corner BACKS.
And in each room SIX, Rep and Lace Curtains.
| DINING BOOM.
OneExtens:on Table.
Twelve Dining Chairs,
Ube tofa, two 6ideboards,
Ono Mirror. one Msnui Clock,
Cutlery and Fable ware.
Silver plated Tea Service
Silver plated Casters Forks and spoons,
One set Of fine SILK Rep Curtains.
I'm. LiBkARf.
One sissant. Walnut Librsry Table.
One IiSrsry sidsSos - %''en'
Two fine walnut Bookcases.
One f.e Mahogany Bookcase,
H.s.zine. complete: Annual Register,
Three sets six Rep Curtains:
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furni,ur.
Chairs, Tables, Queensvare, and Utensils in fun
SERVANTS ROOMS
Furnished With Bedstesds and Bedding, Buresss
Stoves in all the chambers,
Hat Rack and Hal Chairs,
OilciOih and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at O'Clock p m. on the said asd day Of No:
sround IN tie ssid city Of WssSinstoe Known and
described :: lof Numbered ntneteeo ,i.l 10 D.yid;
saS cIeE ons b.sns Hoa:. brosn :sens
sss e: q ns
ss:.cs n th 3, s.. c ~ ;. and
sss%ss .: 3 sSs sssse.s q he sarss..sr dsposii
.ss,. I1 H4thsssEsi 9 ot s.azfHI z sSss:
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United srArEs MARsHALy SALE

In virtue Of writ Of nsrs faoias issued from the
Clegkb Once Of the Supreme court OF the District
IS; i,sHs q; IS ss;s *:
rieht title claim and interest IN and % Lot No q,
sub division Of square No. 49, In tbs City Of Wash
inRton. d. o., together With all and singular the
improvements thereon, seiEed and levied upon a.
the property Of Corpelius Keane, and will be sold
r kean. ALEX. SHARPE,
uel0 dtds y. 3. 0ArshAl, y Q.
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nY 0REEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
u Southeast corner OF 7th and d SITS

QlY 0REEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
- Southeast corner of 7th and d sts.
TRUSTEES SAL SALE 9F yAhgABhS rIMPROvED
By virtue VI O decree of the Supreme Court
E" Of the District OF Columbia, sitting in Equity,
pass. d in the cause Of Gardener VS.. nutchin-
son Ct al No .H1 Equity Docket 10 passed Noysm-
will offer for sale at public auction, on MONDAY,
21sr day OF November, 1870, instant In front Of the
premises, at O'Clock . m, the following named
Washington, District OF Columbia, viz:
Lot numbered Eighteen tl5), in square numbered
Three Hundred and seventy seven 1377l. except the
east twenty t2 feet OF said lot No Is fronting on
street running back the depth Of said lot with the
improvements, which one brick aud one frame
house, &c. This property is hand somey situA.e on
the south side OF street, between 9Th and 10Th
streets, N. W.
On TUESDAY, fhe 22d day OF November, 1870, I
viii ofr for sale at auction in front of the
at O'Clock IN by virtue OF the same decree, all
Hundred and Eighty tour $50, with the mprove-
ments, which good brick house, &C. This prop
eriy Is at he corner of and 18th streets. N. W.
All tie above mentioned property will be survey cd
Terms Of sale as prescribed By the dscres:-One-
fourth cash "a balance in 6, Il. Is and "a months;
the purchaser or purchasers 10 give notes bonds
for the payments bearing interest from the
secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee. A lien
will be retained on the property until AL tn pur
chase money is paid. sIo5 viii b, required paid
convey ancns and stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. And NJ the full terms are not com pied
~h In I'VE days after sale the Trustee reserves the
Ight 70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the deiauliipg purch by advertising such resale
hoia iRepI GREEN wiGIiAMs. Suets.
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING A sUPERIN
CEMETERY AT WINCHESTER VA
QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,

QIAkTERMAsTERs OFFICE, 4
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 10, $50
scaled Proposals in tri?licate. will be received
~ this Office until AZ O'Clock m on WEDNESDAY
No; enLer 20 lolO, for building a superintendent :
LocSe 81 stone at the National Cemetery at Win
chester Va, according to plans and specifications
string 10 bid. "
The building to be story in height. 40 feet
rom nJor 70 ceiling, with pitched roof, and of the
tJl.wing dimensions:
eifce IN front, with porch on the side, 10 NV Is
leet kitCheIl and wing room 10 the rear.
Office. living room, and kitchen each Il by Is feet
in the clear. "
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids no,
Considered to the interest of the public service
The envelopes To be indorsed Proposals for
Lodge and addressed TO the undersigned
HENRY HODGES,
MAJOR and QGaItermaster, q. 3. Army. Chief Quar-
trrmaster Third Quartermasteris District Depart-
n.eut %! the East. n1I5.ff
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MARRIED.

PBBRY-THAw. On TUESDAY evening Novsrn.
Ter the 18th. AZ clock, AZ Trinity Church by the
Rev. Thomas ". Addison, X ROSS PERRY - Miss
MAkl CALLIE THAW. No cards
DANls-LUIZ On the 18th instant a; the Me
tTOpCitan NJ Chutch, by the Rel. > p New
nan. II. d. JAMES : DAVIS aud MAeY K
LUZ, Of this city IaoraIns papers copy.I
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAp

RALTIAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Train. between WASH TasH!s % Junss, Iss.
q. .SS TIsh M dBAkJ6STI ING IS II
WEST are now run follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
a. aDa s sg1SSA $40 s1d 1ss and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, e,esp, sunday. ct 6:4s and s:sss
~" '' ..a f5k hssApoLIs,
train on n aas nc
roc e B sGsPA1a
Leave Fok W %x sra s sfxf ftS and 'sspn
AL Phs s1s 81 ~ f En- a:s4
Leave daily except SUNDAY, ct s:ls and i:ss .
NJ IN sunday sSd !. sss and ,.., .nly connect,
ing q Relay station with train: from Baltimore
to Wheeling, Parkersbure. &c.
Relay Heuse with strssbure and Winchester sooom
Through tickets to the West can be had q, tn.
Washington Station Ticket Once ct ell hours in the
rs Nex York, Phil.delR hi., and Boston. -. ID
sertisement OF Through Line go
n..s.r q $50 f. %sssoEs
Gro. S. kOoNTz. Gent Ast. Washington. iei.
THBoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
wAsHLAsros. June s, Is7o-noon.
1 ron ]. s isI,G NV IoEk are ~ 2
sSs a NEW ss.ag: q
mo ';oo p TioR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday ct 1:2s Q. m, 2:ls
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 500 ,. N, and Philsdss.
pha Ut $40 p. N.
Sleeping cars for New York on ,. m train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphis, New York, on
Bee Bsitimsre and Ohio Railroad advertisemep,
napolis, and the West. J. L. WILSON,
Master Of TRANSPORTATION
l.. n. DOLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO. D. KOOETZ. Agent. WaahinRtou. jell
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RH LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
u Successors to Cooper Jatimer.l
Southwest corner Penn q avenue and 18th street.
IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE NAVY


YAYD AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November sth,
at O'Clock. We will sell, in front OF the premi
LEES, part Of Lots 40 and IL, in Square Ne. S78.
This property has front Of IS feet inches the
west side Of 18th street east, between and sire It's
south, and 10 i'm proved by q two story Brick Dwell
ing with cellar and attic aud back building. The
lot runs back to Q 30 foot alley.
Terms: One third caSh; residue In and L. months,
with interest, secured by deed of trust. Convey
sbcing and stamps at cost of purchaser. $50 down
at time OF SALE LATlMEk B CEEARY,
I'D
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New Styles of Goods
OPENED THIS DAY
BUSINESS sUITs....-..............s 10 to $50
GOOD ALL WOOL sUITs.......-...-.sIs
BOYS sUITs....ss,s 1,ss, 81, and $40
BOYS SUITS.
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
o,rss sr1rs Piece PANTS AND VEST
DRESS SUITS. s00a' PANTS AND VEST.
DERBY SACKS. 80 PRINCE ALBEIT.
st. NICHOLAS. ST. NICHOLAS.
Custom Work
On. socds are sHRUSK. and got Up in FIRsT
Our PRICES are LOWER than the same class Of
goods can be bought elsewhere.
OAK BALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
sss SEVENTH STREET.
J. II. SMITH,
se,s-lm Business Manager.
A oAED'
The undersisned respectfully informs the public
that they have no branch once connection With
any other concern in this city.
They have also reduced the interest on gold
| -.,.h.. diver ware, and diamonds. At the old
x.pd, No. slA. 9Th street, between d street and
RoBKRr FULTON co..
..u.A Licensed Brokers'.
YM HAIIoHAI ufILLIeEICI1
Weekly oenssrvativs Organ.
BaN G Washtngtua ,l9Do removed 70 New rorkL0o
Specsal TslserayAse Moss fys~s tAs OAots Obmfyv.
n t9vssf NesespapW (w Hessskoid and kaya.
a psr yeor IN aAvanos. ?. o. orders are safest.
ALEX. pRLnAR, Bditor and Proprietor,
So SIS BrsaAvsy. usv Yort.
IEARDLR ROHU1kuTD.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES.
e. nov .sll.s: e s:asosa Iricss, for es.h ss n,
M. BUTMBBRORD.
THOSE SILK UhBRlLLAs
70 e,o,. them out, It PsIS SSSS Loan One.
6aisssesas. looS Psaasyivsais ave. sa0-a
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RY THOS. 3. wA69AMAN
u Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
e19 It'll street, opposite Post once
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR LAFAYETTE

VALUABLE PKUPERTY NEAR LAFAYETTE
SQUARE
On TUESDAY,, Nov. 92d, At 4 80 p. m,
Fl. snail sell, on the premises, House and Lot
-, NO 1919 street N W. The house is of
prek contains Xix rooms, has neat and cony enie Mt
uuu, eno SHE yards. The property 10 owned by a
removed from the city ~"
Also, at the same time and placa tw, Fran,
nouses, .our rooms each, in the rear of the above
described premif es ting thirty foot alev
Terms Oneth hid ca an balance i'm & and IL M nthz
properly secured
THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN,
nolo-W,tn ,9&m4t Auctionaer
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III 0REEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner It'll and d streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
Sd STkEET EAST. NEAR TIE CORNER OF
MAbsAChUSETTs AVANUE. AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, the nth instant, at
0oclock .. m we shall sell, on the prt misses, Lot
Mo. 10. in Square No.. I5. being the southern
part Of ssid lot 50 feet front By lii feet inches
deep, making valuable property.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL months,
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. $50 down on the DAY of SALE
Stamps, &c, at cost Of purchaser.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
nelod tSund Chron. It'll Auctioneers.
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctiooesrs,
- Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TRusTEEv SALE OF ONE FRAME HoU 81
'.e.a. - a.lS KETIEEIE1Tk Tsu ss:;,

M q. PRINCl EHL OtSE a az z :. Rget Z &
EVEEY HARKHT DAY until the store is rented
oc31-d1 +. THOMPSON, Auctioneeg.
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RI LATIMER d CLEAkY, AuctIoneer,,
tSuccessors to Cooper Latimer,J
eoutnwe3 corner Pennsylvanis ave. and 18th street.
VALUABLE BuILprSo LOT NEAR pRov,.
DENr1 HOSPITAL, AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November
zlst, At - clock, will sell, in front Of the
.premlses, the east part Of Let No. Q, in Sauare
No. rs This property has front Of Is feet on the
south SIDE OF ID street south, between 81 AMI 4th
streetseast Depth OF lot, one hundred feet.
Terms: One third cash: r, sidue in and IL months
with interest, securei by q deed of trust. Convey
sneing ana stamps at cost OF purchaser. $50 dow q
no lod6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
DY LATIMER CLEARY Anc,io,aa
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ID L D P D 3 A l. 8


WAsHISGroS, Nov. 18th. 1870
Proposais viii be received at the Mayors Once for
furnishing all the Materials and performing the
work required IN the construction OF Public School
House for the Second School District TO be erected
on street, between I'd and Sd tIeets, according
OF Adolf Cluse, Architect. where any desired xpIa
nation Will be given; said propos sls be for the
whole building. and in acco Tdance with the blank
forms, 20 be obtained AZ the Architect d ONCE.
The bids must be brought in on or before Novem-
Der 22d, at noon: when they will be publicly opened
IN the pres nee OF any parties that interested and
choose 10 attend.
Bidders required to st ate the number of fair
working days they want for mpleting the building
The committee reserves the right to reject any or
all bios be deemed for the Interest OF the city TO
do and NO bid will be received which does
form to the OF the plans. specific atoms
and this advertisement, the makers 81 which can
be proved to be interested, directly or Indirectly 10
more than on. bid for this work
separate bids will also be received for heating and
Proposals should be enclosed in Q sealed enve lops
endorsed Proposals for q Public School Building of
Sere nd District, +" and addressed to the Mayor.
Public School Building in the Second School Dis
trict. NJ q. EMERY, MAYOR,
pol2 ST lRep.&Chron.I Ex-onicio Chairman.
DANMAsTER's OFFICE. Us NAVY YARD,
49, NORFOLK. Va, Nov. LIST. 1870
Proposals VIII be received at this Office until D.
On TUESDAY, the 22d Of November next, { " the
follow ing articles Oh account of the Bureau Of Oon-
strCction and Repair. viz
1910 cubic feet White Oak Logs.
21O do Yellow Pine Logs.
The above articles 10 be cf tbs very best quality
and to conform with schedule sp-c atoms aud to
weeks from the date of the award Of contract.
Proposals to be endorsed "Logs:m addressed t.
noll 81 PayHsstfr and Purchasing Agent.