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FRIEND.

SINGING ACADEMY.
~ At MARlNIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
street, between 9Th and 10TH
o. his patrons, will commence . course of instruc-
ten in SINGING for the spring Season, en- NON
DAI, May 9. $50. Days Of tntion, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Glasses for Ladies,
from 10 to II a.. M Glasses in the Rudiments for
Misses and N asters. Glasses for Gentlemen, from
to7 p: m. Terms, SIS for . Quarter Of % Lessons;
Snarter commencing Monday, May ., l570; ending
June z Iof0. my 2 st
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EorrIcE MAJOR AND sUPsRINrEN-

WASHINGTON, D. C., April %. $50.
General Orders Ne III.
LIEUTENANT: In view Of the somewhat excitin
contest now going on in Washington, and likely 70
continue for some weeks, in regard to local muni
cipsl politics, the Major and Superintendent deems
IL TO be his duty to call the attention Of the force
General Rules No. 20, page l9sof The Manual.
Department the privilege OF entertannQ polite al
opinions not di.loyal to the Governme1t of the
expressions shall not concern the mmodiate dis
charge Of his official duties" sill it d thought
proper to caution the members a. the force anst
entering into the curreht political discussions in
any way participates in partisan movements or
demonstrations.
The MAJOR and Super intendent earnestly enjoins
upon the members of the force the utmost circum-
spection in this regard. and an entire abstinence
from sny word or deed which shall tend 10 involve
them personally in partisan controversy, or pre-
vent them from dischar gina their ociAl duties in
an independent and impartial manner.
A. q. RICHARDS,
anil Sun rinfa
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N0RTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

III RAlLkOAD CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals. win y received q the once Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, No 30
h[osdy1Z, corner Of Cedar street. New forf until
o ML,pff 81. The nEa Day Of June, igs, g Z
and Bsiasting OF that portion OF the Northern pa
f R; the psnss q the St Louis RvF, 70 the Ned
di...ses z sScss $ %iiss, iseindias ss ,sss
thing reogtsfte TO complete the road bed Tor q
:i9sI; trick nd nsssss.y side track. rssdy 20 re-
che worh IL setsiL or sXths mile; -
49, ssYs and i'.cs, for ne Timber 6fo.s ss.,
dock 81 Duluth, minneeota II the croesinr OF the
Mississippi river, and the tea to be Record
ing TO blank forms which win be resi ~ for disrri-
button on Wednesday, Nay 9Th. $50, az the once of
the Company; a. above, where plans q the .truc-
specihsations, can then be seen, and thsst.e 81
The Company reserve the right to reject sny al
bids not deemed to be for the intesst Of the Com
pany.
Printed circulars, containing full Information viii
be furnfshed application BY mail or Otherwise TO
Edwin y; Johnson. Ohief Engineer, or % the Presi
way, as absve GREGORY Smith,
New York. ApIil 6, $50. ap2sdlot
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLorHINS,t
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Cloth
ing, WIN be received at this Bureau until o'coct
Ss p 81 s g.. susiy
IT1wsers si1 thousAnd pairs Of the trowseIs to be
sSss g b deliysT Cd On equal pTopo;son: .. The
I THE
the balance within nns,y days from the date Of con
equal quality q sns anS e
70 the sample. at New YORK, Phiisdelphis, and Bos
The duck Of which the trousers are made mus. be
free from cotton twenty seven inches In width, dou
and twenty three pss ys4a
sbH 10 to quarter Of an Inch; and the .uccessfsl
clothing az The navy yards At New York, Phii.del,
q .bch to the
Fer full description q the trow sers, and schedule
Bonds, With splI0yed security. win be required in
md, md tS.nty per cent in addition win BE withhold
@ for The due q the .Ssh
TTs,rvs,o5 vii not be paid until the contraetis
Esery ofer must be accomsanisd BY written
snsraIsss, sisped BY one q more .espcnsble Per
bid be sceepsed enter int an oba ston within fise
days, With good and sufiCisnt snrstes, to farnish
No proposal Win Be considered unless accompanied
by sush suarantee nor rem cay perfsy gho are NOT
sS C. r.sa 10 ssssSS sfs xiss e
.soend sess,cn Of The Joint rsso'atiou approved
The DsSartnsns reserves the right to reject any
proposal snless the responsibility q the suSrsntors
Is certified to By the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
for the district In which they reside aud unless the
license required BY Get Of Congress Furnished With
the proposal, well TO rejeot any proposal not
%ss hs csI. o Bureau
CAERIAsfsi aga RHiAG Esi
oS On sssa A. = large number q aIst-els.o ~
rpoasnes, Posy Pheatons, Jump Seats,
Dugsiss, &c. &C. largo number OF second hand
Carriages for sale very cheap. All work sold war
rsnsed 70 De as Icpfeeeutei.- nI-. Z 90
ape0-2t' Cor. 9Th and SIS, factory Z o sth st.
NO PERsoN SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
wei sSnss sri: IiFssnf ;as;s
WILD BRO, age 1lth St, bet Pa avUvNv
ana y ~, sole agenfe. Good neg yiolins. with how
only -, ~ 20 and Ss. Special attention Siycn 10
tupipg and repsirfns pianos and other inst, y.
a @' SPRING STYLES m
3e BOOTS AND SHOES. ~
Burts. Kinhall 4 Son, and other frst-cIass make
o. 5oOTs AND SHOES, gotten up for our especial
AZ prices 70 suit rhe times. d 1fii'I-' y
We invite the attention OF the public
.5is- 3 LsTei.Iosss -. II. BURNS 4 CO.,
49,. BOB Pepusy fvania AVENUE,
1 G l7 s'onnng cochran Uc.'s Hat Store.
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TCEi ICEr ICE N

The public Q. respectful informed that On and
sfter the ah OF Nay &c sha be prepared % furnish
superior article OF PENC ,BsOof iOE, ensrsntees
% pqrs; clear, snS nT at thu lowest prices pos
pie;x vroers mey ce fsft at the ONCE, 9Th street
SnsI. ssnt tnrooeh Az post olnoe. on given 20 the
Company" - 4 - FIY a pIkI1Euvy"' ~
NR-Ca.trs~<~ =. 9Th street wharf.
ON f.yorsfie 49, y n De made for the whole season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02

u TIE s.S..s = s.S.ss aiat i.,.ru.a 49,
HH4kHTssI f;e 3 rea:d 2 Ssshscs.sI. .sse. q
81 nd < 49, "a. z.A snSe 3 rs Is
MAeNoLl AS, MAGNoLIAs GRANpIVLoRA
II have very large lot OF nasnoiiss Gran
dfnora, reed y for this spring. By q hong expe
Renee an certain April Is the bed time forS
planting Magnolia; not one will fail Please .en6
:, .,,..Xu. IN. BoSSoT.f.o,y y. Sit
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1855

EsZABLnHKD 1883.
JOHN McbKRMofr q BROS,
ooAoh AAf p ~ nhR oAhAiAsh -
$40 PssnsyiyYass,e s az ss en- ID ,s,sst
RkCEIvED Oh STORAGE AID som nv
c.,,,.ar. vSonnlss.oh
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T YONS BLACK SILKS.
X; NAY 10 Offering extraordinary barsains in
LIONS BLACK SILKS, in low priced, medium,
ana also In the finest qualities imported. = .
LYONS C0LORED SILKS at low prices. = 4
b. JAPAkBsB SILKS and GRAY SILK POPLlNS
In choice styles, ut low prices.
SUMNER POPLINs, fine goods for suits, at 81
BUFFALO" and BEAVER" ALPACAS and
PURE MOHAIRS, the very be makes that come
to this country, all the qualities, from 81 cents TO
S1.12 per yard. Get those brands If you want the
best. '........
- s3s Pa. ave bet. 9Th and 10th sts m2-3t
MANHOOD:
M HOW Losri HOW RESTORED!
Just published sealed envelope Price ssr cents
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENT, and Radical Cure of SpermatorrheA - e
or seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis ~
slors, Sexual Debility, and lmpediments to M
tion, Epilepsy and Pits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self Abuse, 6c, by RoBT. T.
&c. ="
"A Boos 10 Thousands Of SHf-ers."
Sent under seal. in plain envelopes, to any ad-
dress postpaid, receipt Of six cents, two post
age stamps, by CHAS. }. q. KLINE q CO., 1877
Bowery. New York, Post Office Box 4 1880.
Is cents. ...I b N.Y. sniff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02
my2lt MAJOR and superinter
FAN OLD'TALLACY EXPLODED.

Thirty or forty years ago, lit was the fashion o
administer powerful purgatives as "spring medi-
cines." Terrifie doses Of salts and SIENNA, cslomel
and jalap. gIasber salts were given to all the
members of q family, whether sick or we'll, By way
CT preparing them for the warm weather in pros
pect. This Dernicfous custom is nearly obsolete,
but there some old Bourbons eff private life in
capable alike of forgetting anything or learning
anything who obstinately cling to il stfl. Nothing
could pc more pernicious, utterly unphilosoph
ical than such an onslaught on the vigor and eass
ITCHY OF the system. In order to enable the phys
cal structures to resist the snervatng effects Of
spring damps and summer heats, it should be
toned and reinforced, not relaxed and weakened
The best medicine agent for this purpose 10 Hostel
ter Stomach Btters Its effect is to tone the stomach
and liver, gently relieve the bowels from obstruc-
TONS brace the nerves. improve the quality of the
blood. stimulate the appetite and cheer the spirts
In this improved condition the organization il cara
bic of resisting unhealthy influences, which would
PROSTATE an snfeeblsd system. vigorous diges-
tion is absolutely essential health and there is no
danger Of the stomach falterng or failing in it's inn
portant ONCE il this genial vegetable elixir IL taken
regularly a. stOmachic. None of the tonic tine
lures or extracts will supply the place of the Bit
tiers, Tor the simple reason that they operate a
astrinsents only In fact. i'm ordinary practice Eve
six prescriptions would be required to produce
separately. the beneficial results which are effected
specific. my2-eostGw
H5 xiIi pss, hsSSSDAY ETkNfSS. MAY ID,
Rnies for the t tournament will report Chess play
"f 1Sf xsso6 REAL EsTA TE AMP BTILP
q ht IA: on % e. #
s01s aSs n sss s.ss%sns Of the SGuaS On
Of % s: as the e
UHr'l'rHf f1FGs " kE hSrrhs In rHE
The undersigned, Judges Of Election Of the City
on y sissiIp w " IN a
THURSDAY, and rRIDAY, May ID, Sd, 9Th, sth.
streets 5. T., from to o'clock m, for the pur-
OF list of the qualified veters Of the
Nsturalized citizens are by Law required to pro-
duce certificates Of or certified copies
satisfactory proof of their loss.
WIbbLIAM a; COOK,
ROBERT II. BOOKER,
J. II. CROSSMAN,
Judges OF Election, Washington, ID. @.
apS Ct IChronicle and Republican,
rMAsONIC.-The semi annual commupica-
q The District Of Columbia viii be held at the MA
SONIC TEMPLE on TUESDAY EVENING, May
functual attendance requested.
NOBLE D. LARNER
arg epSHerl Grand Secretary.
TRELIEF or the RICHMOND SUI
The following named gentlemen have bsen re-
quested to act COMMITTEES to receive and forward
tions for the relief Of the actual sufferers by the
chmond calamity:
CROSBY S. MOVES, Evening Star.
MM: MURTAGH, National Republican
'Gf sas cGSts fr e
SUBSCRIPTIONS may lie left with the above named
L
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(VOAL AND WOO0.
JAMES GLEASON ,ssoeessor 10 0ssas IN a G,e.,.
street Wharf, begs leave 20 inform h spnmersn.
friends and customers that he b. now nrenersf a.
furnish, at Lowest market rates the b. sst onslty ~
AL sizes CuMBEkLASD COAL, LUMP, AND
Run OF NINE; HICKORY, OAK AND PM
WOOD, In the stick sawed and spl IA
MY motto will be IN the future. as IA IN. mast
QUICK ssles and small profits" md as bus for
In future VIII be strictly cash.
nv vii nsts sResali,y Of suIp ring dealers froo
Orders by mail will receive pr ompt attention
spl7ly [Rspl ct. Wharf. Warrington. D. q.
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CROQUETsl CROQUKrs il
" BASE BALLS AND BATS II
"A full assortmsnt from Bradley, and from the
American CroQuet Manufactory, ct price, a. fol
lovs:-es. o, S7so, ss, md Si Rer 90; AZ
apll- Inn No. lOs new number j III Ct. near d
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ta,s s-ass, 80 "a a,.e a. Z slel uzu
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

k'OR SALE CHEAP-A BATTEAU of thirty tons
Il Inquire at Monument Point my ISIS
EORSALE-GOODWILL, BUSINESS and FUR
NlIURE OF a Dressmakins Establishment in
successful operation including small stock of Staple
ana FANCY Goods, Sewing Machine, &C.; rent 500
9th street Its
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD FOR 500
L per month; Table Board for : Is per month
central location, 9th street, between q and II No.
ITO. apSSt"
THE HON. A. RUTHERFORD, Third Auditor
= otthe Treasury, has taken apartments at Mrs
ISRAEL 5, on New York avenue, 1880, near 18th
suite and single, which may be had by rpplyne M
an early date. Fine TABLE BOARD at moderate
prices. ap3O
R0ARDING.-ROOMs and BOARD from 3. 10
- % per week. TABLE BOARD s375 per week
Also. furnished and unfinished ROOMS 60 r. nj
No. 394 Penn ave and 41s st, south side ap2s St
ElRST CLASS BOARD may be had at 222 al
street, near Penn. avenue, with large and pleas
ant rotms; bath room. with hot and cold wster
ap29 St
EOR SALE CHEAP-A two-puII ENGLISH
T. W. HILLARY,
apZ6t All 18th street west.
A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
"A ROOMS, on first floor. for rent at 501 9th st ,
opposite Senator sprague's residence. Private Ia
bic If desired. apps Ga
hYERS HOTEL.-First-cla-sE OTEL BOARD
~ and newly Furnished ROOMS, 6 % per month
This the coolest and best ventilated house in the
city. II. p. HILL, Proprietor. ap2i-2w
UNFINISHED PARLORS AND BED ROOMS
= FOX KENT. with or without board, at No,
III Pa. ave-, bet. Sd and "a SITS Single rooms and
persons, 10 per week Table board 81 per week
EIRSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT Rooms, 70 be had on reason able terms
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
9ood location and accessible. mh23-ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-07
Great Improvement in
Artificial & Teeth.
DIR. SMELL

I INSERTS Teeth on RUBBER by new process, by
l. which the plate is made as thin as metallic
base at the time the plate is flexible and less
liable to break.
This mode insures likewise the certainty of a
perfect fit
mode in Kennebec county, shall be happy to show
its peculiar advantages to any one who needs arti
flcial teeth.
80 Winthrop Street.
Augusta, Jan. 2sth, 1870. t29jan.3w&3s3
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Shooting Tackle.
M. w. LON G..
SUCCESSOR TO L. N. LELAND,
GU N 8 M I TT
And Dealer In
Shooting Tackle of Every Variety.

RIFLE AND SHOT GUNS made to ORDER and
WARRANTED. Particular attention paid to
Choking Shot Guns to make them shoot thick and
strong. Also hand, the best lot Of Skates in
pattern. Key tags and rings for Hotels Powder
Of the best quality for Blasting or Sporting. Re-
pairing done neatly and promptly. All work
warranted. 1jsp-ly
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&ennebet yournal.
Published on Water, Foot Of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
qailu &ennrbfr yournal,

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
and gives the proceedings of the Legislature in full
also reports Of proceedings of important commit
tees and the Agricultural and Educational depart.
ments.
Terms, u per annum in adrance; $s il payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertions less, $l00 rs cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length Of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices Is per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, - per square per week.
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A
The Wilcox Il Gibbs Sewing Machine
o II itai its squetf its
Superior Strength and Durability of Work.
leading
of all of
o
used the Wilcox
noste family
S. Brooks Mrs. Penney
A NJ LyGrd,
G W. Cross A. Reynod
c. E. Page, H. G.
T {. Hoy Minnie eWoat,
C. ii Starbrd, Mr. Thomas
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Company,
Agency Store of F. LYFORD,
AUGUSTA.
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THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
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Daily kennebec Journal,

VIII be issued every morning, Sundays excepted
Full and Accurate Reports of the Proceedings of
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ings, must subscribe for the DAILY JOURNAL.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29
DELMoNT COUNTY ITEMS.
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise of the 9St

The GAINESVILLE Enterpri&e Of the 2Sth
inSt; sayst ~ eEs ~ ~ A
iDtRINa last week AelargcS numbe q Of
Gfhscys PASSED along The National road on
their why To some point In the West On
Saturday train Of fifteen wagons passed
through MOrristOwn.
PLETHORA OF PRoDUCE.-Thc local
market OF GAINESVILLE u Ovcr.stOCkcd with
potatoes, dried ind green apples, an! a.
most every variety Of produce. WIN
abundance of work for all, greenOacks
nearly ut par, and articles Of living unlls'I'
ally low, If the poor cannot now i've c'G y"
fortably, surely they never will
TIE Congressional aspirnnts on the he.
publicun side IN this District are busy can
missing for the nomination. MeSsrs Dan
ford and POOrnan, OF Belmont county; =.
d. TnylOr, Of Guernsey; and James NJ.
DalZcil, OF Noble, md several others, en-
rpct 10 become the heir Of Mr.. BinglamS
mantle. DnnGOrd hus commenced opera
tions by visiting Cambridge, and others
are expected to soon begin tue nGllationOi
their claims" 81, ttlDsS
ST GAINESVILLE it seems, has been
rather unfortunate in her late local cleo
ton, or rGthcr elections. The first poll in
the choice of school officers was set aside
on account of some lCgAl intOrln1lity, and
u new one ordered. Tho last ELECTION is
likely to succeed no better than the first
one, us It Is to be contested on the ground
Of some mistakes appearing on the lacc OF
the tickets and causing confusion q TO the
term OrserviCC OF certain directors Of the
school.
MORRIsTOwN, like st ClairSvillc, las
held second election on account 0l the
illcgality of the one first held. In this
case the informally consisted in the NAM
ing of five instead Ofsix Councilmen in the
proclamation calling for the municipal
election. In the last contest the temper
ance question played prominent part,
one PARTY charging the other with favor
Ing tho sale Of intoxicating drinks inside
the corporation. The charge, however,
was denied und the party against whom 1t
was made succeeded in clecting majority
Of their ticket, including Samuel Fenton
MS Mayor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

NEW PArERs.-Wc arc in receipt Of
the first number of tho Bcllaire Standard,
awcckly paper published in our ncighbor-
ing town by Messrs Nuzum & Davis. The
copy before us Is well gotten up, and
shows that its proprietos arc no
noviccs in the business. Tho Standard
Is to be Democratic in politics,
but proposes 10 ignore "tlead issues
which includes now, We presume, among
ether things, negro suffrage We shall,
therefore, we infer, see nothing in its col.
uInns in opposition to tho Fifteenth
Amendment. Financially, We wish lis
publishers great success; politically, defeat
and decentralization.
The initial number of tho Bcllaire In
dependent is on our table. Like its Cotcm-
porary, the Standard, the Independent
makes II fine appearance. The editor nm.
nounces in his salutatory that his paper
will be what its name indicates, indcpen.
dent. Mr.. Longlcy, the proprietor, has
had considerable newspaper experience,
having been connected for some time with
the St. Evansville Chronicle. lie hNs our
best wishes for the complete success Of
his enterprise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

SoUTu WHEELING REPUBLICAN, TICK
ET.-The following Republican ticket has
been nominated down in South Wheeling
TO he voted for noxt Monday. There
arc three or four other tickets in tho field,
but We have not been able thus far to get
copies Of them. They are sail to be most
beautifully mixed. People down there
will lave an opportunity to select for
themselves this year.
The Republican ticket, rs We are In
formed, is us follows: Trustees, N. p. Rem
mick, James Hobbs, Jesse s. Wheat,
benedict Spcidel, VIM, Craig, Christian
IToneCkcr and Baltllaser Scllul; Treasurer,
Michael Roth; Ase&OrS, Adam Morgen.
stern, Alex. G. Marshall and Geo BurkGtt :;
Sergeant and Collector, JAS. 7. MCCrcady =;
Aldermen, John W. Schultz and John G.
BattelIe; Sanitary Committee, Adam Wer.
mig, John Marsh and Andrew ] Ncwland;
Fire Wardens, Thomas Baylass and Wm.
Dietrich; lEcighmnster and .MdsNrer, Ed
ward Jones, Sr.