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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-15

There are many men OF the age Of thirty wne ere
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad
der often accompanied by slight smarting Or bur0-
ing sensation, and weakening the system In mar
ner the patient cannot account for. On examinius
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lo1ten b.
found, and sometimes small particles of ssmen CT ST.
bunen viii appear OF the color will be of thin milk.
ish hue sgan changing to dark and turbid appess.
ance There are many who die Of tbs difficulty
ignorant of the cause, which is tbs
SECOND STAGE OF eEEINAL yEAxNres
can warrant perfect cure In such csses en-, .
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary oresng
Persons who cannot personally consult tne Dr.
can do so by waiting, In plain manner, q descrip-
ten Of their DISEASES, and the appropriate rsred.e;
will be forwarded imyned ateSy.
gan correspondence strictly confidential An. III:
ks returned, II desired.
Address: DE-. j. b. HUGBES,
No. ID Freble Street.
Eaxt door to the Prsnls K0uss, Portland sse
day.d a Snz -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-15

9 toUGkC AaN@ttEEtHE A1syts'fs-F.sN
TSp EEEss LAn1Ess.
DE- EUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', wao
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. IL
2reae Street, which they vii GnG arranged sos tSsif
Especial accommodation.
DR.. H.'a Eclectic 8enoyatng Medicines Gre ung.s-.-
lsd in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating sii
Female Irregularities. Their action Ia specific end
certain Of producing relief short time.
LADIES will find 1t Invaluable in all casea Ct OBJ
xIuctions after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t 10 purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, snd Snay IA taken
with perfect safety st all times.
Sent to en psSs OF tha country with full direction.
BY sddreaai1g DIR. HUGHES,
jsnf. 1ss5d&w. ao. ii PrAble Street Portland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
United STATES PATENT FFICE.
MAsHINGTnN. ID q San.arnbes ,o..
PRoPOsALs FOB F0RAGK AND sTx1W ~
W RsPoT ouasThhR y ,oFrlcs, I


WAsBINGIoS, ID. O., Septen bsr g. ls7D
proposals., in duplicate, with cory of this adva,
utement attached, ave invited ON re snonsba W.
ne until " nj Octobers. 1879. for furpishine All ,ha
yal., nay ard Rye Straw required at this den,t
dIfibS the year commencing Nov ember 1, 10
feraSe And Straw to be delivered monthly, any
Nbere within one q mile Of the limits of the citiss
Q. W 7hiDgtcn aud Georgetown, ID O., and at Fort
I n pple, Va. shout one and a-half Uls miles fr,n
GeoIsetowb; and small quantity at soi.iers' ome
D. " 81 such times as may be ordered BY the Ouar
teTOaster in charge, Wv ~''
Oats to be delivered in good burlap sacks of about
thrCe 90 bushels each, and t. weigh moi lens tan
thirty two f3zl pounds % the bushel
Hay and Straw baIod: bsle. to weigh: Hav from,
bales. ~ pou'u
Bidders win state the price o. Oats Hay and Straw
per pound. "
The quantity required each month is estimated at
$40 pounds OF Oats, ~ 100 pounds of az and "a Os
pounds of Straw. ' -'O~S
The United States reserves the right to diminish
or increase the above quantities at any time during
he continuance OF the contract, by giving thirty S
DAYS notice. WV
Guarantees will be required with each bid in tba
sum OF nfteen hundred sc y dollars signed by two
responsible suretles, that the bidder will IL
ful, execute contract, within six 90 days after his
acceptance, IN accordance with the above require
ments.
Payment will be made monthly for quantities de-
H'ered, " IN FUNDS, or thereafter a. funds
provided for the pose. aud upon the n ,e nj
Il parties to whom delivery has been ordered ana
he certihcate IS to quantity aud qualify of An in
sptctor sppointed by the undersigned.
Proposals Will be marked, Proposals for Forare
and iGTessed to the undsrrigned.
Bidders are invite d 10 be preSent q. the OPENING
WILLIAM MYERS
Breyet Brigadier General u A
sel--ot Depot Qnarfermaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

PoLrTlCAL.-To-da day the State election takes
place IN Maine. For Governor the repubi can
nominee Is Sidney Perham. The democrats
support c. W. Roberts for the same Office. For
several years past the republicans have carried
the State by decided maiorities. The nomina-
lions for CONGRESS by both parties are follows:
Repubfeans-Jchn Lynch, William p. FRYE,
James q. Biaine, John A. Peters, Eugene Hale.
mocrsts-Wiliam p. Haines, AIyah Black.
r. Wilder Farley, Marcelius Emery, Phuandsr
-. Carleton The Legislature 10 be elected will
elect a United States Senator.
The New YORK Word advises Governor Hoff-
man to accept General Woodfo-d's challenge TO
stump The State together, on condition that the
republican papers publish both sides Of the DIS
cussios. and that General Woodtora gives
Pledges not 20 back out until they reach the ap-
POINTED ecal.
A. q Esocl attic eoEvtn -iGi the Louisville.
ny, district, Hon. Boyd Winchester the pres,
eIIt NE nber, was nominated on the first ballot.
This Is equivalent 70 his re- election
Judge Thomas Boses has been no minated for
Congress By tie republicans in the third discreet
OF Arkansas. He was elected TO the iist Com
sicss By leo majority.
The Oregon Legislature meets to-day 10 sslect
q successor 70 Senator Williams, Republican.
The j giS'a i've M ority is democratic.
Senator Thurman, Of Ohio, opened the dana
ocratiC campai On in that State az Cincinnati nv
a speech SATURDAY night.
Registration commences in MARYLAND ON
Monday next. 18th inst, throughout the state.
The tennessee democratic state Convention
assemblies at Nashville tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

ihere Is much and increasing agitation a.
me, and II seems to have been determined
mat The Italians will occupy the city. The Pope
mas deeiiedto leave it upon their arrival thou gb
u u SAID that King Victor Em9nuel + As taken
sueh pr cautions as will prevent his escape
Many cardinals and prelates advise an arrange
neht With Italy relative to the future status of
the Pore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

RECOVERY OF BODIES FROM THE RITES OF
TIE CHICAGO FIRB-At Chicago, Saturday the
exeayators engaged in removing the debris from
the site Of the farweii block came upon human
reasins. and In brief period three human
bodies were unearthed- The first remains dis
covered were those of II. Dornheimer one of
fsrwciIs clerks. Soon afterward the remains
81 James Campbell, son OF Mrs. Agnes Camp
0eII, widow, were discovered, and lastly
nose OF man not Identified. The bodies
were eharTed mas or bones and flesh, the
ne3ns anu arms being nearly burned from their
trunks There are four more persons known 10
be missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

TREAYRE~OLIvER TRIAL--Acguiftai of Iyrss
~ Charlottesville. Va, Saturday, X. 8. Ayrxs,
ned Tor killing DF. Oliver tor the seduction Of
IL daughter, Was acqsitted. The presiding
e idge remarked, in eischarging the prisoner,
at the verdict, while 10 was 4 natura one, was
90 accord neither with tie LAW nor the evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

The FASTEST ATLANTIC PASSAGE ON
EEcoRD.-The Curard steamship Scotia. CAPT.
:! udkins. which Isft New York al 5o'cioek ~ m.
August 81. arrived IN Queenstown at s O'Clock
a m, en- September sth. making the passage
~ seven days and e!ett hours, the lickest time
Oh record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

HE DkoCGHTs-There appears I'd be n ysry
general drought at this time throughout the
country, and the farmers find the ground too
CITY iof Pio~Ing. The corn having been made.
nlsh- wen, however, in tho dry time. ON Sat
TOY ns drop OF rain between Nova Scotia and
~, 1ssna and 50 n n m, was the lowest rate
- 80 thermometer from New York south. A
-. !. hoisten the parched earth and In ksen
noSn The clouds or dust, would st least ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

PEACE IN NORTH CARoLrxA.-Ex-Ga,a-,.
shSe reports complete paeifcafiop in Sarth
Sfohna- ne says all the troubles have Re-,
ken into the courts, and nothing seems li.sly
suffer but the pockets OF some OF tie naii,iy,
ms Tor Damages. josiah Turner editor or the
leigh SsRt,ael, has sued out wits a.,aiast
Eergen, Of the militia, and others, for false i'm
pEisOnment-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

Work vas commenced on the Columbia Pa
and Port Deposit MIDI Railroad on Wednesday.
The road is being built BY the Pennsylvania
Central.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

The census of New York city Is nearly COM
Pleted, and will show the population to be less
than 90, eco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

TIE MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
~ TON SZENGEKBUND. the Arion Quartetfs
.In6 and the Cnoral Society will meet r Is EVEN
ING at o clock, at the Masonic Temple, corner of
9th aud streets, for rehearsal The Orchestra will
also be present. A. HART,
II COrresponding Secretary sRngerband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
DkOposALs FOR DEEPENING THE CHAN.
Il NIL AND F0R kEMOVIEG OBSTRIJC
TONS In THE POTOMAC RIVER
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, GRouyDs.
W0REs H a..

&AsHIssIoS, ID. o., September IL $50
mfe river between the Long Bridge. in Wasineton,
h n me CITY q aeorset wn IN the District OF Co
Il once = ,r rTs, y m r.
dr. 1ee the channel. known as the Virginia or
low tide and TO the width OF two hundrc feet
snhJtct to such moc atoms of increased denta ana
ba aS may De decided upo9 BY the engineer in
ant mean low alter depth is from nine to feet
ne cube contents to be excayaed are estimated
one hundred thousand le0 .0Ot cubic yards more or
The nature of tbs material is found 10 consi,,
almost entirely of mud and sand, imboddei here and
ueIe perhaps By few hidden obstructions in the
exposed ana sunken rocks require to be removed by
blasting or otherwise These must be depoJitei on
about thousand yards and at such pisce ami IL
such amer the engineer in charge or his snner
i,s vicinity can be examined at the Office. No ai3s
street, and sueh Information furnished as may be
much PR cubic yard Of mnd or sand and 30 mncb NO
cubic yard OF rock, the amount Of excavation being
upon the removal Of the material by scsws
meneed within ten days after the ptance OF the
proposal and the contract sisnet aud be prosecuted
with the utmost possible Dispatch so Is to conplete
1t before the close Of the season.
Each bid, in duplicate, to which must be attachei
priptd copies OF this notice, should be
BY suitable guarantee signed by the bidder or bid
ders. ard ,wo tureti.s. whose c mpetency must be
the eee he cendton q which sha b. N that the &c
eon;r.ei be sonm, p, cd wthin .hs tim. above speci
nd end that !, be fai,n:uIiy exeSutsd Blank
upon Application TO the Office. Payments viii be
made as the work progresses. twenty per cent, be.
the contract IL satisfactorily completed.
The right is received to the United States to reject
any or all bids that may be offered.
Each bill must be enclo,sd in sealed envelope,
addressed to the undersigned, and Endorsed Propo'
sails for deepening the channel and removing OBJ
ST. uctions in the Potomac river"
N. MICHLER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
r. MINERAL WAITE RS,
FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS,
SOLD
MILBURN-S DRUG STORE.
53l 18TH STREET. OPPOSITE TREASURY.

POLAR SODA, KI5SINGEN, vICHY, SELF
8ER. SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUS
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAR. se6-tr
%rR. ASHFORD, ASSISTANT SURGEON
uS COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN,
has remoS ed his OFFICE to 1880 New York ave
nue. sel-2wE
@THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS, Teach
lS er. and Dealers Is invited to my new store,
No. 1926 9TH street, Detv cen and streets seven
doors sbsye my old stand, where L have opened an
unusually large stock Of Schs d Books and station
cry com prsing the most complete assortment in the
District, which l am selling at tbs lowest prices
VII, essle and retail.
sel.Im RICHARD ROBERTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
The Markees To-Day,

Iet,y@dpH>d EscIustvctD 20 1Ae kucn,no Stdr.
b.LTIl0Rk, Sept. H.-Cotton firm at I9,,c Flour
dnH with prices unchanged. Wheat duh and uu-
changed. White corn sc rec and in dema nd, q,
tSasoci yellow corn, active and higher at Sos9sc
Oats, dnf at Sale. Rye. dull. Pork quiet at %
Bacon active and firm; rib sides, Elzal7zc; clear,
do. Ec: shoulders, El4ali; hams, 25a2sc. Lard
quiet at lie. Whiskey sells freely at 9la9ec.
NEW YORK, sept. l2-Stocks very dull Gold,
1Jt Money, 4a5. Exchange, long, 81, short, 49,
acs, iSj2. coupon. l2is. Virginia 6s, ex cnu 2nu
new. Isl.
NEW YORK, Sept. f.-Fleur quiet. Wheat dull
and drOopfns. Corn lc better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
IoLkAS AND hAKhIEs' As WATER
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
FOR THE

FOR THE HAIR;
A .Perfsctiy Gear Pr.goIaf,oa, a. Ors Bctts, as
Ha,r,ts 01is,Hqi C0i0r ana YoasJSi 1ppsaran ss
20 Erad'eats and Percent Dandfzt. 20 Promote the
II Is perfectly harmless aud entirely free from any
poisonous substance. and will therefore take ths
now bow in use Numerous sestinonisls bsve airssdy
been handed Us from many OF our most p Ominest
Article: 1 now ef IN ns. aI e
otlseiionaeis the CrI stai Discovery i nerfsct;
or scap' Is ssreeahs a 'Gr a.es as
the bes, dressings for the Hair IN use. Il restores
Ssn sns and swsss sos, % x
from three to ten days: Virtually fe ding the roots
ssry ts growth and healthy conditos il restores
the decsye6, and induces q new growth Of tho cir
o also PRODUCES
and cooling effect the scalp, and gives the Hair
sas espses to IN. fact ,s.. in
every where IL does not give entire satsfacton
scs %sy Be s Such h sn3s the
in this splendid article that win Grstaitousiy
usUsE osir rs Tns i TsAD
WA.=:seIos, kuzu Is, 1870
MH ARIRrE N.IrAss-Dsar Sir: some time
glad 10 cay Il has accomplished even more than You
nv seh quite ns ars hss assumed u
il. Sss ss u. nsans ana any
thing Of the kind, also the cheapest article ever
saa " SASss HALL. nth and streets.
II ADIEs' JACKET TRIMMIN0, different jcoI.
II ors,I ready Pinksd, and Pinking in ell varieties
Is sas; e. SsS :isi
Me. GskkINs Will EEoREs HEB Phi
enus, Capitol Hill, On the FIRST n0NDAY in Sep
tenber. sel2-lm
TOR ROCKVILLE BAIR.-CRUIr . SON Will
run Omnibussss from the termi- <eF3a
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. and -
fkiDAf MORNINGS, for the Fair. Start at 50
CoNQUEsT COOK STOVE = =
The srly srst class STOVE 10 this rsrkes, -
WIN WIN ony two nues. Every enc warranted 70
bake Gall and see 1t.
ras s,as e., :, sElsoax. ~
fE cOPARrkRRsaIP HERETO1ORR
si.-e SnsSh ?, AL J, HkRRhAN Co hthis day
,sr viii be carried ON BY KIGo soSnHsss TEA
SO. eSe Pebnsy lTapia avenue, between ar ~ "a
sepsemser lath. ,s7s siSs sosDHKIHER
CoLD wINrkk WILL SOON BE UPoN m.
BE PREPARED FOR 1T.
Call AZ
t52 PENNSYLVANIA AyESrE near az -.
Where yoa san find PARLoR HExrTRss rees.
OF LhIhobkc, IN every variety pat M In r
the oest amer by competent workmen and -
guaranteed to give satisfaction. DC L tt &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
"1HE NINTH MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSO-
1!ATtck for the payment of dues, will be held at

III 70 TOT IHt p.syftnt OF iies VIII be held At
Rooms az Board OF Trade, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING. September i3th inst. at u. O'Clock.
by an amendment to the Constitution, stock hold
srs wishing 20 surrender stock can do so on giViry
thirty days notice 10 the Secretary and NAV recAiya
the amount paid less the proportienate snare Of ex-
penses.
meeting Of tie Directors viii be held at CLOCK
w at same place.
: I92t Rep Ill JOHN L. ELvANS Ss.,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

The weekly statement OF the New Y,rk .,so-
80 'aeAs Is Without important features, the
- a,'T Ia surplus reserve being only aboat
SE.o,ab- Although the n .n,,S nov. "A ,;t n, o.
70 IhCyen'ent I q: Frenzy 70 fh.s ut .rior a ,
- INC }. cal tenders have fall "A of over
mutton ara bali VI collars which fact gave
-, W fuHoT iurdAy OF an artih ;isl NOV =
Inent 10 make money STRINGENT for erect nm IN
.he stock mar ket. On tlr other hand, dsSDite
TIE sp c'e u ipmenfs Of The wick ard The { ct
tat tGe Treasury received YvrF four mjiion~ IUc
chsi III during the week an disbur ~ed On half
a M iJn in payment of the Sept ,mts interest
or Tue ten-iort s., the banks have gained nearly
hall = million specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
STOCK ReuOrt.


tbt Saaks.s 6fcksrs' aad CemDsSrciai IsissrapA.,
Lewis johnson Co., quote stocks and bonis 10
nome and foreign markets as ioiiOvs
NEW losk, sept. B.-first Board-U. =. g., 1891
eou2cn III, zIs, IScZ, coupon. liz SOS 1854
POn, IlIS 2s, Is65. coupon, iiisS: zJs, new 1855
e9ap le'a Sas, iss7, coupon, Iioi4 ess, 1858, oou
pon, lfo-s, <es, coup n. 10, Currency g.. Ill
M.ripcsa. ~ do. rref'd. -; Canton 81 Cum
bertshd, 70 81 western Union Teegrspn, Si4S
SulcksilVer, on d, Pacific Mail, lIss Boston Wa
ter Power, Ia; Adams Express, e57s; Wells
Fargo Co.. r press,7: American Exprsss, 4o,k
United states kxpsess, III; do. Preferred, -;
New York Central and Hudson, s6's, DO. do. SCRIP,
y, ETie, Pc; DO preferred. IS; Harlem, I3Sis
Hsrien, pref i5s; Readins So Michigan Central
ma; LAKE snors and Michigan Southern, o2's;
20; NorthH est, s2i.: do. preferred. $50: New
jersey Central, lei. ROck Island, ll3'l; Miiwau-
kis and -. Paul 62 Milwaukee aud So Paul pref a
s01s; Wabash ana Western, 5IzS: Wabash and W est
ia 81 =; Fort Wayne ,SI,. Alton and Terre Haute
"a, Alton Teryn Hauts prefd, =; Chicago
& Ai,.n, lf'i; Chicago q Alton, pref'd, 49, Ohio
and mssissIppI Certihcates. $40; Tennessee State
%, Old, o.; Tennessee. State 6s, new 60
Virginia State 6's old, 6si North Carons SIS Old
II Dr. pew asi; Missouri SIS, 80. Gold, Ilszi
li3's. Market finn "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

1TCEETRAL BUILIING ASSOCIATION =
QS The Sixtieth Mcnthiv Meeting of this As
els.Ion Will be heln At the City II all TUESDAY
EVENING, 18th instant, at 8 clock
Eel03t VIM. w. MOORE. Secretary
~BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
1 SCHOOLS "A regular meeting o. sfha
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
viii be held at their rooms, Franklin School Build
ing. on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at
7:tD O'Clock. A.P PARDON
So w-5t Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
% IL lot Major OF Epaineers. ~ 81 A

CoRFOkATJON BONDS TAKEN AT PAR
" One-ban cash, balance in Carpets, Oilcloths,
Ma iings. Window Shades, Table Linens, Towels,
Ha'r and Shack Mattresses, Feather Pillows. &c.
selotseso sos 9th st next To- Penns avenue .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
~A TAINTED ATMOSPHERE.

DalsTious f'vcTs most prevalent in the fall
Heavy and unwhoiesOme exhalatiens then arise
FROM the earth, and the great disparity between the
temperature Of day and night prelisposes the sys-
tenn enieebied by the summer heats, to epidemic
DISEASES. The secretiye the liver especially
are apt AZ tEs period Of the year. to become inert
and suggsh, aid all the bodily powers require rem
ovation. The best, Indeed The only protection az snst
the morbid Influences of the season is a wholesome
indicated sti'aulant. Pre-emiEeat among the
restorsiiyes Of this ella ), and indeed foremos,
among the remedial snd preventive medcineJ of
modern times, stands Uostetter's Stomach Bitters
Its reputation is cO-extensive with the Western
hemisphere; il has been a standard article for
twenty years its sales las may be srtained by the
revenue reSurDs) are far larger than those of any
other proprietary preparation this continent and
the testimony in its favor embraces letters of ap-
prevail from the most distinguished members of all
the learned professions and from well known resi-
dentE Of almost every city in the Union. These are
lis credentials To state what ii is doing to prevent
and essuage the sG.I-rings of the human family
would require more space than can be given to the
subject here. The dyspe9tic. the billions, the ner
vOus, the weak and eracisted, the desponiing, the
broken down, find in its renovatng and regulating
properties sure and immediate means of relief 1t
is pure vegetable specific at once safe and potent
and for which the whole materia medica affords no
substitute. seI2 eo3t6W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
BOARDING.

p0ARDING-A fine residence recently vacated
ID by member Of Congress-, Is nov open for the
vacation o firstciass B0ARDlNG-HOUSE.
Tetms, 81 SO per day. g. per week, S2s per month.
Location, ala ith street sel2 OF
hYERS H0TEL.-Two geuflemen and their
~ wives and two single eentlemeu can be accom-
modated with permanent board aud pleasant rooms
at this fsvorite House. sel0-d'
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT BO0MS. 20 be kaA on reasonable tcrms,
Of 1901, cor. Psnnsylvanis oveGue end 18th street
Good location and accessible. mhxAy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

We can sell, on the above unusual terms at SIC
Per square foot, one Of the beet located z no PER
lis IN the city for the erection of "A Block of
kESiDENCEs, viz Tho corner OF L. and 2ih
streets, near Pennsylvania avenue. The George
toMn railway street cars pass in front, ements
laid on both streets. gas, water, sewerage grounds
beautifully tstuaed. being terrsced aud about two
feet ION the averaged above grade, and having a
frontage of 24S feet Full particulars and q plat of
the ground shown upon application.
FITCH FOX,
Real Estate Brokers,
se98 SIS 9Th ST., opposite Post Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-28
Aenutbtt Journal.
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
Gully 5iennebee yournal,

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of state
Terms, 81 per anaum in adraace; IS II payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the book stores and at this Office.
Advertisements inch in length, three in.
sertions or less co. - cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, or those inserted
considerable length of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices .5 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, ~ per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-28
HENRY HELMS,
No. 100 Sudbury Street, Boston,
MANUFACTURER OF
RITITARn TART. .ES

WITH THE COMBINATION STRING CUSHION.
New and Second Hand Tables always on hand
and for sale at the lowest prices. Give me call
api2S-6m X. +. WlLMARTH, Agent.