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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.


rBY DIVINE PERMISSION, TnE REy. Z.
" :. NORRIS. Of rsltmcre, VIII rresch n
at - O'Clock, and every eVenins this week eEee,t
- q iTsf eiss. RrabY MADE CLoTHISG,
Eiss 2';i il Rns .s s f ID S f6
''a', '' SidRi ~ TIE
RY L. GurnAN. AuctiOuseTT;
There -'ll De ssr-oisI Sale on THURSDAY
M0bNiN1. November 5 81 10 o clock and ENEN-
"a . - = SATURDAY, November 3 MORN
7 have a large n.isnnent of goods which
1t Oh. oRiPPEN, ssiesuan
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,r; Georseto~n.
PEREMProRY SALE o. FURNITURE rs
O. TA tKInRt NSFsIs AuSrIoN ia
1,ss,, GeSTse,GpSn; lsrss s.css G, nss far'
Tables. cTss cfsa.. iocfiSs Snse csdasa
ns s.ssas IN scSd crasr GdSuan s.is
Home Shuttle Machine, new and complete This
mol n the ' THoSSs pcSLiSG a au S1'
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.. Georgetown.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY
- BY ,ir:ne Of. and in obedience 70. the las,
ia will and testament 81 Timothy o'Donnoghue.
s4deceas et and with the consent Of Peter
oDunnoshue- in hts own right. the undersigned
Will offer 81 public sale. on the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAf, 10th November, lS70. At the hour q
ocl"tk ia the afternoon, that valuable property
situated At the northeast corner Of Bridge and Hush
streets. IN Georgetown. consisting Of three store
TOO ms. and the lot on which the buildings stand.
fronting S'4 ieet on High street. and an feet on
Bridge street.
Also, the three-story Brick Dwelling situated on
the south side Of Bridge street, and Lot 2Ss feet
front by s. feet deep. This house contains twelve
rooms, besides the store room, occupied By Geo.
Pimper.
Also On THURSDAY, at Z O'Clock, Q Lot number
IS, situated the west aide Of Fayette street he
twesn Prospect and lst streets fronting 90 feet hy
10 iset deep. Also parts of Lots number and a..
stuaed on the wet side Of Lngan street, being tO
feet front by I'D feet deep. with the two Frsme
be uses on the same. Also. the Dwelling House ant
Lot now occupied by Mrs. 0Donnoghue. situated
on the south side Of lst street, the Catholic
Church. This dwelling ybtsins fourteen rooms,
and 10 very desirable property. The lot 10 q feet
Terms OrA-four,h cash: balance in .ir, twelve
end eighteen months. the purchasers giving their
notes, bearing interest rom the day OF sale Decd.
given end 1nds II trust taken 10 secure the de-
ferred peyuuts All conveyancing and revense
etsmDs ct the cost of the purchasers.
SARAH 0p0SHOGHUE, Executrix,
PETER 0D0SNOGHCE, Executor
no2-eo2w THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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>, An Act for the relief Of samuel E. Tyson,
BE AZ enacted ty the Board Of Aldermen and Rooy vi
Of Common COnRcii Of tae CRY Of Wdshtnsfon Thaf
the sum OF forty eight dollars end twenty cents be-
eral fund, to pay samuel IS Tyson, spofhecary for
the poor OF the Third ward for medicines furnished
Approved October 20. 1870.
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DRESS GOODS, consisting in part OF
Superior Black silks, Irish PoPlins, Empress
Cloths, English Saline in Cloth Colors, SerRes do.
Soleures. French Merinos, from rs cents up; PLAID
Poplins, Deanes from ls to IS cents; the celebra-
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Alpscas, loo
pieces Cloth Cassimeres and Cassinets, from 50
cents up; Water proof Cloths for Closks and Suits,
Juela celebrated KID GLOVES yosephs KID
CLONES q. ~, BENJAMIN MILLER,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; 0sorsetovp.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANB EBFsCrs AT
AUCTION.

X IdomAS DOWLlN0, Auctr; 0eorGetovu.
HOUSEHOLD FUBHITURE ANB EBFsCrs AT
a On THURSDAY MORNING, November
Sd; At 10 O'CLOCK, viii sell 2; the rssidenes
Hliieton street, between punbarton and Besil
streets, O. general assortment Of Household
n.hossny s s sea. c R:i1 U and sof.
kI siSe 81, and me Ds.Iy p:r Sro';sl: CARPET
51!sn.IGp T.Si:: Dining Ios@ Chairs, &C.
Esss.ss:. and aP many many sfs,s.. no, men
s: .fSSi $3.50 II isse.
(,AsH PAID FOB LApIEs,. CENTS AND
Doors, sH0fs, etc, at L. GsHpwoMIs.if
Bridge street, Geo Eetown =, Nsts by nail from
RI THOs. BOWLING. Auct'r. Gsorsss.wn.
T1UsTlEy SALE OF VALUABLE HoUsr on
- By virtue q dssi Of trust, bearing DAT. tn.
Ia let day & October, A: d, lse., and recorded
Iss1 II z Il S. 6. I'll; z /.
written request Of the party secured thereby will
the Us sal a.a 81 11s &
a. 2 cloek P m, parts OF Lots Nos; ~ and rs, in
Bealis addition to Georgetown, with the improve
The property fronts 60 feet on the west side OF
is irproyed BY fine and CONNEXIONS Frame Dwell
ing House and outbuiidings, with the modern i'm
Trovements, and Is now occupied by n. p. CsusiH.
Terms OF sale: ss 900 cash, Of which 500 must be
ds sn q the
purchase money 70 be paid in and ye.I., With in
COMPLIED Win 4. days after the day Of sale. the
a he r:I and the asssuti GSs SS
CT psss P sna
the expense Of the F esiEsbba'%SF JONES Trustee.
ocl1-dte THOMAS DOWIING Ancf
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION No.
The nth monthly meeting Of this associa-
tion was held last evening over Dooley's irue
store. and the sum OF - 900 Was sold 1T an aver
age Of tfty-tye Per cent.
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"srardins's Clue" stickiest thing out.
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kkV. DR- CrTHBERT will deliver a lecture ON
.CbIlstiah Associations and their Relation 10
the Times IN Lincoln Hall on Friday eyening
the 4;h OF November. In view of the OFT reneatsS
remark that these associations are inferferine
with the work OF the churches, the views OF this
See advertisement.
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Approved, October II, ls7O.
NJ. G. EMERY, Mayor

An AcT for the relief of A. Kloczewski
Re az taaofed by the Board OF Aldermen aud Board
q toHnloa Council Of tie eify Of WaShiaxion Thai
the sum OF three hunc red and forty dollars and
sixty seven cents be. and the hereby. up-
priated ont OF the general fund TO pay A kloczeW-
Ski, apothecary for the poor Of the Fourth w and
for medicines furnished for the quarter ending Jnu
9TH, $50. (Approyed October Do ls71 =
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BE ~ esacf,d by the Board of Aldermen aad 6oora
% Common Camel II The CRY Of Washiugtos, That
The sum OF four hundred and seventeen dollars and
forty five cents be, and the is hereby appro-
pTiaied ont Of the general fund to pay Il. a Bacon
epothecary for the poor OF tho Seventh Ward for
medicines furnished for the quarter ending April ID
1862 IApproyed, October "a. IS,a w.
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10 persons In this vicinity: Msnufacture OF far
nhLeT-to Carlos p. Houghton, Georgetown
S8omoLnsd hydrant and nre-plug, to Frederick
DAosehthker Washington. wood-sptttiug ma
Snhe, 20 Edward Coogan, Washington, as
slgnor 70 himself and Joseph l.. Simms, George
town Carpet-stretcher TO Alyan = Richard.
Montgomery county Nd
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AN AcT naklpe an additional appropriation for the
bridge at p street north
BE IL eHdctsd ~ The Boo,d Of Aldermen and Booyd
Of CoWnoH CoHnea Of the etty Of Washington, That
the sum Of nine thousand dollars be. and the same i
hereby appropriated out Of the general fund 10
tnue the construction OF the masonry and bridge ON
p street, across Rock creek the work to be done
under existing laws. tApproved, October ~, Is7O
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IOFEIClAL..

HxxPL,. has al kinds Of thsrmomsters. 8,
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paving the avenue progressing with such spirit,
and IN common With al good citizens he would
This was too vague !? suit hs hearers; they
wanted something definite about paving ssinsidc
that track )" bat Mr. Riker didn't seem disposed
to commit himself.
a. MI Riker retired, advanced to the front and
said that his friend kikor "intended To sav
great laughter that the company, approaching
wood pavement, had decided to pace their
track" lLaughter.l
Mr.. Riksr, !sotto rece,)-Of course they have
Mr.. Clsphans now offered sentiment in
compliment Of the police force, which had the
Who o.anr s. :.a ss. =. Vs1y well for Mr.
on the Avenue, TO endsayor TO Win over fhe
police by honeyed words. He would tell them
Mr.. Kllbourn and his fancy black, Mr.. Hunting
ton, Mr.. Clcphane, "or any Of you," attempt 70
test the speed OF your flyers. ""my mon win
attend ten. s to SSS s sum nArily" Isdsh'srl
NIB. A. D. MuLLxTr, 49, IL. LIS
Supervising Architect Of the Treasury, was pro-
posed, but That gentleman declined speech.
Mr.. Shepherd to make Q speech Tor him.
Mr.. Shepherd said that Npiiett was very en-
phstic In his speeches, and 4 an improvement
which vas Worthy was bsoached' about the only
- it, 1t must 20 through" tLaughter.J
DR. ". r. BELMBOLD,
the celebrated buchu man, here made his sp-
pearance With Colonel Fairfax, Of Virginia, and
other friends, when Mr.. Huntington proposed
Helmbold's health and that Of his buchu. The
Doctor entered into the spirit OF the occasion ct
once, and began talking buchu, saying that he
must advertise 1t because ii was ''such q good
thing" He then related ainumber OF ar nsin 2
stories which set the table in roar, and he was
unanimously voted q good fellow.
n
was then taken mp. 1.-THE Washington canalp
was responded to by Mr.. Dixon, :" The First Ma
nonal Bank" by Mr.. Huntington, ssThe Fire
department." by Captain p. NJ. Dubant, who
was followed BY NJ. Adolph Cluss, and he by
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RELrIy FOR THE suyyRRzRs BIT The FLOOD
IN NIReINIA.-The committees appointed to
eanvag on the above purpose are meeting with
encouraging success, for although every one
seems 20 have been called upon frequently cflate
Tor charitable objects, they cheerfully give what
treasurer, W. II. Clagett, Acknowledges the
following: DIR. A. Van Camp, $40; and also the
amount OF $3.50 from the Psymaster Generals
once.
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The many Thousands cured az this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
portant surgical OPERATIONS performed by DR. John
ston Witnessed by the reporters Of the Son aud many
other papers, notices of v hch have appeared AgAn
and again before tire public, besides his standing a.
o gDtleman Of character and responsibility, IL a
euffcient guarantee 20 fhAsffictNd
eklN DISEASES sPFEDILT CURED ocal iy
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NATIoNAL SAVINGS BAsK.-A paragraph in
this column yesterday, to the ensct thst inter
deposits no larger than i've douala,p Ct the
National Savings Bank, seems to have been
Construed BY come to mean that interest Wa
not allowed on larger sums. The bank PAYS
this rate Of interest on all sums from i've dol
lars 70 i've hundred dollars. Deposits above
the latter sum are taken By special agreement.
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Member Of the Roy al college u Surgeons. London
Graduate Of one q the noel eminent Colleges th,
Unid statee. and the greater part Of whO-e life has
been epent in the hospitals q London, Paris Phls-
delpbis and elsew effected of the ost
astonishing cures that were ever known: many
troubled with ringing In the head and ears uhe,
asleep, great neryvusRsss being alarmed 81 sudden
sounde, bashfuiness, with frequent blnshipg, Al
tended sometimes with dersnsenent Of mind, we're
c ure1 immediately
The New York herald., 1870-02-23
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1870
ANIUSENIENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
VI Corner Twenty-thrd street ana Eighth avenue
JAMES FISK .Proprietc

n RAND OPERA HOUSE, ,,,
I Corner Twenty-lhird street and Eighth avenue.
JAMES FISK lr......t-...'.... roprletor
JOHN r. oohh' XIV yoRX jt;BiInNr A'' ''ea'"'''
HOUSES CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING.
The nightly announcement
srAspiSG ROOM ONLY.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
SECURE YOUR SEATS
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
Universally endorsed by press and public as the mos.
COURTEOUS, most MAGNIFICENT, most ELABORATE
and most WONDERFUL spectacle of -
ANCIENT OR MODERN TINES.
$500
6S0n1
persons have witnessed this EXTRAORDINARY fH0DCC,
TOS during the pas, two weeks being the agest audiences
assembled Ia modern theatre or amphnehirc IN
AMERICA OR EUROPE. a,..,,,
EVERY EVENING ana SATURDAY MATINEE
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MAllNEE
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
IL TEMPTATIONS.
II TEMPTATIONS. ~
IL rEaprxrltoSs. IL
SPECTACLE BALLET DRAMA.
OPERA. PANTOMIME, BuRLEsQUE,
DRAMATIC LYRIC TERPSIcHOREAN.
THE GREAT FRENCH BALLET.
THE GREAT FRENCH BALLET.
DEFRENA'S
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE,
GORGEOUS TRANSFORM ALTON SCENE,
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATIONS SCENE,
seats secured ten days IN advance, AZ the box ohcei
also at Schmers music store 7Ol Broadway, and Al the
Erie Railroad Ticket Office, corner Twenythd street and
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23
COAL AND WOOD.

Gp FOR NUT COAL, CRATE AND FURNAE, S6 So;
DO Stove, $7, per ton OF Z, 000 lbs, delivered.
T. THkDFoEQ. corner Twenty seventh ss and Ninth av
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; : ; -71-- =
EUROPE.

DARls-MRs. YOUNG's' AMERICAN HOTEL, s RUE
Royigo, formerly Rue dc la Bienfaisance, 3Ql Excel
table, all the comforts of home only three doors from
the Bouevard Macsheroes moderate Proprie.ess
Mrs. YOUNG, formerly OF New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
on Tuesday and Wednesday wall close At this office at
10 A. NJ and stations follows VIA and B, 10
A. NJ; and o, $40 A. Nj andE s;25 A. NJ; and G
s n5 A. NJ T. H. JONES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

yVOoD'S MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
w Successor to Barnum's,
Broadway, corner of Thrteth street.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING
MATINEE AT g. LAI.LA ROOKH. Miss OLIVIA RAND.
MATINEE AT a. LALLA ROOKH. Mss ROSA RAND.
MATINEE AT g. LALLA ROOKH. Mr.. 7. KEENE.
MATINEE AT g. LALLA ROOKH. Miss T. WOOD.
AND THE ENTIRE BuRLESQEE COMPANY.
EVENING ats FAUST. LEAH. Miss LISA WEBER
EVENING ats. FAUST. LEAH Miss ADA HARLAND.
EVENING ats FAUST. LEAH. Miss EMILY PITT.
EVENING ats. FAUST. LEAH Miss LIZZIE WILMORE.
Mr.. EDWARD RIGHTON and BLONDES.
On view ali day. MENAGERfE. Wild Animals.
Ga view all day. THE AVfARY. Living Birds
On view all day. THE MUSEUM OF Cutlositsea.
On view all day. THE AUTOMATA Hall OF Science
AND ONE MILLION ASTONISHING WONDERS.
NOTIoE.-On Monday next In addition TO the many arac
ons this establishment the takes pleasure IN
Announcing that the new specially entitled the sGohDEN
BUBBLE" will be produced, In which Mr. DOMINICK
MURRAY, assisted by MISS JOSEPHINE FIDDES and
entire dramatic company, will appear.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JSssAY on CATARRH, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
" Liberation and Deformies OF the Nose and Face
and stn OF thirty other diseases by HENRY A.
DANIELS, M. D., 1A Lexington avenue Mailed receip.
of Is cents.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

.)E CLINTON PLACE SUITS OF NEATLY FUR
~ nished front Rooms, with Board Tor gentleman and
vie party Of gentlemen; also single Rooms No moving
III May.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

RIO LET-FiRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, IN
| Twenty second street location unexeeptionabe
$4,000 Apply to TAYLOR sTEARNs, No. IL Pine
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

IF YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP CALL AT
L MERRELL'S wareroom, No. Union square. Sold on
insaimens rented suit Customers. Only look
at them before you decide elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

90 cHRLrnS sTREET--A NICE BEDROOM. on
- INST door! Tor one or Two gentlemen; gas and hre;
.amly private.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

.)C BOND sTREET.-To LET, HANDSOMELY FUR.
-J nsbel Rooms both large and snail, with Beard.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

rCO LFT-A SNUG BRICK HOUSE, IN FOURTH
street, near Hammond containing rooms, BATH gas
and range complete order rent Sl5O Inquire 2s5
West Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

's.l SrIiNESANT STREET, NEAR COOPER lSSr
'DD tue.I~o elegantly furnished Rooms, second foor
hot and cold water; bath. one two gentlemen desiring
permanent, elegant apartments. Private table II desired.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

rI'O LEI uNFURNISHED, THE THREE STORY AND
basement House, ~ Barrow street; house a the
modern improvements and is in good order Inquire at the
house
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

BARGAINS HANDSOME PIANoFoRTE, $50; ROSE.
ID wood octave, modern improvements, $780, parlcr
grand IA octave cost H6J0 $200 steinwsy Chick.
erng and other Panoores than hall cost nearly new
26 Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

A PHYSICIANS OFFICE ON PARLOR FLOOR Ol
n high stoop house 45 West Twentysx street, poses
sion Immediately May l; If desired the House will b
rented Tor dwelling Apply from 2 to4P NJ.
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

yrousE TO LET-THRER STORIES HIGH sToOP Il
\ 1 rooms modern Improvements and moderate rent 1888
Nneeenth street near second Apply q. " Fol-
SONS Estate once, 81 s.. Marks place. :hth street,
First avenue
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Last Two Nights the peoples avorte actress, Miss
FANNY HERRING.
FRENCH spy. PEEP o. DAY;
Miss Fanny Herring or, Savourneen Deeish.
in Three Characters. Singing and Dancing
FRIDAY EVENING-BENEFIT OF MISS FANNY
HERRING.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN
I.sr rtrpaO on Su nd
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

II NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
III University of furnished 'front.' Rooms
ioo with Board, fer families also single Rooms;
mo inc IN Nav
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

A TO LET, FROM MAY |, VARIETY OF UNFu r
IA. nshed Houses in all parts OF the city also sone wit
possession. -
The New York herald., 1870-02-23
DWELLING HOUSES 10 LET.
Jniurnishcd.

A THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"a No. ~ yarick street. Canal 10 let, with mmedi
ate possession rent moderate. Apply 70 W. j. COCHRAN,
Encraver and Stationer, sg6 Broa lyay.
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Always Ahead.


There is q man on Main street who
sells the best plow to pillow the ground
for corn; the best two horse and hand
planter, to plant the corn; the best
cultivator, to work the corn; then the
best steamer to cook the corn, 90
that two-thirds Of the feed fed cook
ed, will make more beef or pork than
the whole amountw when fed raw,
We saw one of those Anderson
steamers in operation, on Market
street, on Monday; it seemed to do
all that its friends claimed for it. Mr..
Shepherd states that he will have one
in operation every Saturday, at his
room, ono block west of Lawrence 4
Chambers store, on Main street,
whore it can be seen cooking, boil
ing, steaming, heating, or any other
of the one hundred and one uses that
it can be.applied to. We would ad-
wise all feeders, farmers, BARRIERS,
bakers, hotel and boarding house
keepers to examine this most won
derful steamer, now in the hands of
that black headed, grey-eycd, sandy
whiskered Shepherd, who will engage
to answer all the questions you may
put to him concerning this most re-
markablo invention Of the age. Mr..
Shepherd proposes to set up and put
in running order, and warrant those
steamers as follows:
No. |, price complete for use, $50,
will cook for 100 hogs. No. 2, com.
plete for use, $120; will cook fer 200
hogs. No. 8, complete for use, $3.50;
viii cook for 400 hogs. Purchasers
+, paying freight from Kewanee, Ills.
may31-d&w-u
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J. 7. Emery, OF Highland Tp.,
hroughtinto our Office today, several
ears OF new corn, out Of a load that
he brought in and sold to Gray 4
Mccormick. 1t has all the appear
anco of old corn until inspected very
closely, when the cob shows the
moisture usual to new corn; it is
perfectly sound and bright, and was
planted on now land, in the last week
of April. He estimates the yield per
acre at forty bushels, and it is all ripe
ready to harvest. The kind Of corn
is such as Mr.. Emery raised in the
State of Illinois, and he says it is Of
an early species. He calls it the
Large early yellow corn, q re-
sembIes very much the common
yellow corn SO genearlly grown 10
this State. Mr.. Emery intends to
have q quantity Of it on exhibition
at the County Fair.
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Notice..

The School Board of the 1ndepend-
ent School District Of Ottumwa give
notice that they will received bids
for furnishing from $500 to 5000
bushels of good coal, TO be delivered
in the cellar Of the School Building,
in Ottumwa. Coal to be delivered as
needed and the capacity Of the cellar
will justify, and to be paid for month
", resorving ten per cent. until
contract is completed. Bids received
atSecretary's Office up to and includ-
ing Sept. 18th, 1870.
W. K. CHAMBERS, Sec.
Sept. Sd, 1870. d&w1t.
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MANHOOD.
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