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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-09-17

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-On Monday c. s. Barlow
sold at auction two cottages belonging to the estate
of the late E. Burgess, and situated near the corner
of Fort and Merchant streets. The two were knocked
down for $3.50 to DR.. Stangenwald, the owner OF
the land. -
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SALT FOB SALE.

VHyHE AGENTS OF THE PUULOA SAIL
Il WORKS offer for sale by the Bag, Barrel or Cargo, either
Table. Dairy or Coarse Salt. The Salt from these Works u OF
superior quality, and can be had at reasonable rates on apph-
cation to G. L. RICHARDS r CO.,
?45 sm Agents.
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Paddy!

NOR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
FAC I'm y. A. AEF 4 CO.'S.
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Rates Of Postage

INTERIsLNyD LETTERs-2 cents each half o. prepaid.
United STATEs-6c cents Hawaiian prepaid, each half o.
ENGLAND-6ceut Hawaiian and 8 cents American, prepaid
AUsTRALIA-12I cents Hawaiian, each half o. prepaid.
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MAsoNIc.-There win be a special meeting of
Lodge No. 81. F. & A. NJ, at their Lodge
Room, Makes building, this Saturday evening ,at u O'Clock
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V We have received a communication from Mr..
c. C. Bennett, regarding the Times newspaper,
which, for want Of space, we must omit till next week.
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THAT LAMP PosT.-Thec cause of the removal of the
lamp post, mentioned by a correspondent in our last,
having been satisfactorily explained, the granite gate
posts will remain where they are. Had our Correspondent
known all the circumstances before writing, the phenomenon
would not have been enveloped in so much mystery.
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STEAMERS DUE.-The steamship Moses Taylor was
to have sailed from San Francisco for this port on
the 18th, in place of the 4jdr, and may re looked for on Tues
day or Wednesday next.
- The British steamer City Of Melbourne was to
have left Auckland September 9TH, and may be expected here
on Thursday or Friday next.
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The following appears to be the very late
from the field of battle

LONDON, Aug. 29-It is reported that McMahon was de-
feated in a great battle with the Crown Prince, which began on
the evening Of Sunday. The latest dispatches represent that
the contest Is not yet decided and fighting is now going on be-
tween CharleviIle and Ardenne-
All the railroads and telegraphs from the seat
of war to Paris having been destroyed or held by
the Prussians, the most reliable reports come by
way of Belgium and London. These indicate
that the battle with McaIahon, which was being
fought at the latest adyices, was a very important
one. AS will be seen, McMahon's forces, num-
bering about $50 900 men, held the line from
Rethel to Mezieres, near the French northern
boundary. If the Belgian accounts are reliable,
there is no connection between the armies of
Mcmahon and Bazaine, so that they cannot CO.
operate, except by defeating the Prussian army
between them. The forces in the two French
armies are not far from 300, 900, while around
Paris, and between the capital and Chalons, under
Gen. Trochu. there are from 200 900 to 300 900
more, mostly militia or raw recruits.
The German forces are stated to be as follows !:
The army under Steinmetz and Prince Charles is
said to number seven corps of $1,000 each, or
an aggregate of $50. 600; while the Crown
Prince has at least 200 900, and the reserves
coming forward number 300, 600. Besides this
several divisions are investing Strasbourg and
other places. Altogether the Prussians have
seven armies on foot, numbering $50, 900 men.
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81 A catalogue of the officers and students of
OAHU COLLEGE has recently been issued, containing,
besides a list of students, the terms Of admission, studies and
other information desired by patrons. Copies can be had from
the President or teachers. on application.
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Boar SAILING.-Last Tuesday afternoon a new
sail boat, built by Mr.. Thomas Challis, of some twelve
tons burthen, fat-bottomed and provided with q
centre board. went out for a trial trip. After round
ing the bell-buoy, on returning, the stays gave way, and the
mast-much too heavy for the size of the boat, went over the
side, sails and all. The boat was towed in by the steam-tug
Peie, without other damage.
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MAUNAKEA STREET attention has been called
to the condition of this street, which appears to have
been omitted from the programme of the road super
visor for some time. People troubled with corns are advised
to take some other street, where pebbles and stumbling stones
r. less DIenfifui
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DIRECTORY FOR ADyER Users.


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!srsSISay- SIKH column, seventh p.s.
soAaDEks And Eob fSa ERs WANT i%ssassSrEDr ssd second
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOK sALE--Thsd column
sixth column seventh page
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SiScEL,LANEVUS ADvEkTlsEMEHTs- -sH.h column,
HlsCkLLA yEs0 Sixth column. aevsn,h pAga 81 4.
MlkICAL-Third column second page.
NEW PUBLICATIONS co ump, scyenth page.
ghkeeJNA LS--frst column Ersl page ts+ e.
column, second nago
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SITUATIONS "ANTED rXXLEs-rour.a column, third
SPECIAL NOTICES aud second columns mrs, page
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~ LIE nn 1rt IL sEAsONFouftn column, second page
LIE Ina DES-F Fourth and nth columns third page.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


asstasa ana o.Ssrs.srst. bosios S.fLa long, sal'
sp;. Sf'. s.. saSs .s. Sa.: ss.. ia
ssads,, Ss h:isoiors sod avenue Gin shs army
Cover. WIN q ss; IsssIn:' y n bsaEs: =, i;
ss SosEhxN s STR street. @-A' A'''A''S =
SLEldHs. sLEIons. sLEIoHs.
Great Inducements offered 10 close the balance Of our
s sossn And sosa
D,s. 4. bssss % from our already unusually low
WOOD BROTHERS, sos Broadwav
TO L.rTMs .na rssvATE STABLE 20. Fast TWELFTH
nsa. o. &c L.: :siaSs T.a;s
H.1n.. aoHss % :ss, YEAss HANDS CART
"a ,AaE me driver sss Eighth av.aas 1Sr
&OC5 HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS, sulrA.
suitable iOl cart q 9uSt &. Inquire
&25n -rEAM Is HAND MARES, +, AND YEARS;
cny purpose ~ wsshnson street. Bank grocery
YACHTS, sTEANIBOATs, Sc.
EOR sALE-rHR sLooP YACHT SADIE. OF q TONS.
cu ss n, wna'r % q q: sh.mpc9 In As Atlantic.
ssoaI JOHN b. mi nERRESHoFF. is 81 Eef ''1s
Yacht and Boat Builder, Bristol, RI
TuogoAr. lsx9o INCHES. FOR SALE cHBAP-oR
aars e sssDss n
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
WANrED--A CLOTHING STOCK. SUITABLE FOR
Rss Es p. psy%eS 70 Xads w
g., boz No herald Office ~ .-. - 7
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE-AN ACTIVE INTEREST
In .ome we'll established business pre-
factory Issl security o. Sooc Address boz 5a
49, DRx GOODS.
"A sfREil sSfREhARIsS snHaEs1s. ES7
siodS siSShsS!ss sHos,so
S sonns, s,sSSS HioSon. n &C. s,s To- aoc lsssc lsc
S kess fiSSsas SsSSa. &c. &C. &C. b. .' i5s s' ase
OUR PLUSH sE5$isSs MI ,HsElss
' sf,ass: + a,sssas: as &c., as' s.''
sa ssA 1sTsI. Ts%%piS: Is: sSp g SO g i s.s. sss'
Wid. SIX "; vsSsi., vet i i5s CT 10 'asc:. sSe
vsvs.een. s.s s.r, closing out, !oc, Soc, ESQ.,
Bonnet is; ve,sss. E';ss sSs, u Use :''si soc, 81
- - '-'' '''' ~ GREAT REDUCTION.
HOSIERY AND FEGAEsLEss MloxEs OF COST
Cloth Glover closing a. a5c., gle, 400. ~
Md Gloves iSc,, 2bc.. Soc. a6c.
Parti-coored Kid closing at 50c
Real Jouvins Kids, soiled, Soc. pair. 4ir &
Cents Kid Gloves closing 7sc.
English Merino Hall hose, 25c.
French suspenders closing aSc. pair. -
Neckties and Bows, &C., l0c l2kc. .I -te
.l'.' u BAN fHa ANS I.aSfs> n >ESsRo!pEslzs.
Mc1ssa Ms%ssTf bessSs esSsf; s.ss: s ''s ss M os
Worked Edsinss and -, lassron: sr.k. closing
s. Mo:s.a q sy.uss ys'. Is iss. % a. ana &C. P'e'
Gents and Ladies' Handkerchief closing out from Se up
Ruined Collars closing at &C.,
lace An' aesa'D ooobs sIr's Al YoSs d6' Sws PRICES
Closing lot Of Spool Cotton. full Lengths, 10 p
Sewing silks closing out, lc.
Fancy Buttons Al your own price. et8 .s#m
Closing Fancy Combs lJc 10 DO
sss q Jeweiry. Chains. Pins. 4e. W4
w. EtSaIy
CAS- Broadway, second door above Blssskss sussl
n only four days sale.
The entire stock OF Dry Goods
must be removed from the store,
72s Broadway before Saturday nex No other store to 60
Great sacrifice. Ef
In order to have TO pay the goods win be
LEGRAIN, 30 Broadway.
LOAN OFFICES.
ATS THIRTEENTH. STREET, NEAR wALLACK's
"A theatre pay highest price for Diamonds, Watches
""N isAACs, Diamond Broker, e. Thirteenth street,
AT n BLEECKER STREET. NEAR BRoDwAY, UP
n stairs. Money fberslly advanced on Diamonds,
Watches Jewery &C., or the same bought Pawnbroksrs
Tickets bought At "a Bleecksr street S
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EYEs AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs-BAUcH 4 GOU0EL
Mann Gormey with Professor Boissoneaa, Of P.ss
Makers and 1nserte o the improved Artificial Human Eyc
GN Broadway N. B.-Ihsss Les endorsed BY The
faSWy,
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POLITICAL.

rrAMNANY REFORM BENEVOLENT AND PRoTEC.
tive Association We beg to inform our fellow citizeps
Hail. Thirteenth street, Thursday evening, Jar. 13 at
ocloct Citizens who desire % join = .nsmosrs w Reass
Presdsnt 132 East ry street order O. the Board
Of Trus,saA HIRAh Il J0NEA eeSyssayy,
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N EoT1CE.--MME. LEMEAUx, FORMERLY AT DIR. VAL
Ases Surgical Spiral Elastic Appliances Elastic Stock
ey. for for spiHs 10 30 0bSpsd 81 eSs brvsdvay
xoW ynyk =
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THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE
or Bowman d Spadone 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent u. A. BOWMAN,
NEW YoaK, Jan. I, 1870 ). HENRY sPADoNE.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
A LBERr H.. NicoLAy, AucTIoNEER
goo Union raclec Railroad Company lrst mortgage
per cent land grant Bonds st auction.

NINVL{I
VIII se on Thursday, January 49, 1870 al public auction Al
tne me Eacnnngs saesroom No III Broadway Trinity Build
ng ior accoua! of whom may concern, e3Oo00O non
rnseS kalr?sd COMPANY trss mortgage per cent land
nonds twentr ysars 10 run a.eest payable April AMI
Oc'opcr SiMO each These bonfa secured BY first
1pon s sss entire land grant u The
land IN The PLATTE Valley In NsbrAska admitted be
equal 70 any - the West The salca Of land opened
Cmans July n, and 1000 sold during Z month
= An average price q over 81 They
and The demand from actual settlers give them certain
markst heAe bonds are 10 Be sold 10 suit
ne aendAncs 81 capitalists and others respectfully
eo!cltod q tbs sale For further information apply TO
nnLbEhT ~. NiCOLAY, Stock Auconser and Broker IS
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
"A Chatham sousre and New Bowsry.
= seven per interest
or and sfes Monday hs nth day of january next this
nank WIN pay dividend the deposits OF the past three
sums entitled thereto
yoeEpn r. CooPrI s,cye,sry 1'~NA' '''''S''~
cBAs D, BAtLKY, Treasurer
sry I. -"
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nETECTIvE POLICE AGENCY, Z: BROADWAY (LATE
~ ssl.-WARRIN, wIiIPPLE co. refer to the mcrcan.
community successful facilities, standing aud
erperisnce Csuton-We have branches In Now York.
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SOME YEARS since q poor but talented
gentleman of the medical profession con-
ceived the idea that if he could produce
a medicine of universal application and
extraordinary merit and make it known he
could not only enrich himself and escape
the drudgery of q Physicians life, but also
benefit the sick in a greater measure than
by his private practice. He therefore con-
suited with the best Physicians he could
find and the result was the production of
the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, a ia nous
and NEST successful medicine. He began
in a small way to make the Mountain Herb
Pills known by advertising them and such
was the value Of his Pills, that in a few
years he had not only amassed a fortune
but had that rare satisfaction for q rich,
man, Of having relieved the sick, aud
benefited his fellow-men in every part of
the country, as thousands Of grateful tes-
timonials could prove. The Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills have cured Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Female Irregulari-
ties. and all Bilious disorders This little
sketch serves both to adorn q tale and
point moral: Dr.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the doctor himself knew
the value of printers ink. For sale by ell
Dealers.
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ST CLOUD r UEt MARK Ell.
LUMBER MARKET.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT C, S.

ST. PAUL, MIMI. April 9Th, 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
- are invited by the undersigned until
II o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday, May 10Th, l 70
for furnishing the U. S. Subsistence De-
partment with the following stores, dcliv-
cred in this city, at the st. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Depot, viz:
100 Barrels MESS PORK, to contain
200 pounds meat each, full sailed
in full hoped oak barrels; meat
to be free from rust or stain and
packed in winter of 1869-7O.
1886 Pounds fresh ground xxx FLOUR
made wholly from original stock
of sound spring wheat of best
quality-one half to be in strong
barrels, full head lined, and half
in double sacks Of 100 pounds
each; the inner sack Of twilled
cotton and the outer one of gunny
or strong burlaps. Brands must
be stated.
$50 Bushels eco pounds to the bushel)
prime new WHITE BEANS, we'll
seasoned, dry, and of uniform
size; to be put up in double sacks
OF 40 pounds each-the inner
sack Of twilled cotton, and the
outer one of gunny or borlaps.
10000 Pounds of strictly prime RIO
COFFEE, in double sacks.
5000 Pounds of strictly prime RIO
COFFEE, roasted, in double sacks.
GEO Pounds carefully selected TEA,
in original packages-3OO pounds
Black and 500 punds choice Green.
Packages to be we'll strapped with
green hickory straps and in per-
feet order.
GOO Gallons Tin half barrels Of about
% gallons each) best quality pure
WHISKY VINEG AR, to be free
from all foreign acids, or other
injurious substances, Of uni OF m
quality and strength, requiring s.
grains bi-carbonate of potash to
neutralize one fluid ounce. The
packages to be new, full hooped
one iron hoop on each end, iron
hoops and heads to be painted
and bungs capped with tin.
5000 Pounds good, hard, BROWN
| SOAP, well dried, made by boil
ing aud from good material only
| free from clay, soluble glass, o.
other authorizations.
5000 Pounds good fine SALT-4,OO,
| pounds in sacks and 1000 in goot
I strong barrels.
1000 Pounds fine TABLE SALT, II
/ good. clean, dry spirit barrels
All old marks to be obllterated b,
painting the heads.
240 Pounds pure ground BLACE
PEPPER, in quarter pound pack
ages, packed in boxes of IS pound
each.
The above stores to be of best qnali
| ty and ready for delivery. within fftee
days from date Of award.
Actual tare required on all packages an
no charges for packages allowed.
Samples required Of all articles exceI
pork.
The proposals to be bound by all IL
conditions usually attached to my adve1
tisements for Subsistence Stores.
J. H. GILMAN,
Capt. G. s., Bvt. 1t. Col. U. s. A.,
0Dr14-4
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF KAILs.
St. Paul and way stations-depar /. at
A: M Mailsclo same hours.
Arrives at13 Pm.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Sun
days excepted, at 2 P. n. Arrive same
days at 6 P. NJ. Mail closes at F.x
Crow Wing Koute-Departsdaily Sundays
excepted. at 124 N. Arrives, same
days, at 6 P. NJ. Mail closes ct 12n.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Tues
day and Friday at 10 Az. Departs
same days at arm. Mail closes at
PIX. '~sG!y - x. -! - - ~ -
Two Rivers and way-Departs each Mon
day ct A. n. Arrives on Tuesday ct {
P.H. Mail closes at 6 A. Il.
St. Augusta-Arrivss Wednesday and Sat-
urday. ct P. II. Dspazts cane days Ct
2P. N.
1eckville-on Saturday, cane hour %
above.
Sank Rspids-Ones . day,
Prineston aalswsy-Dlplste sseh Thurs.
Day st7 A. X. Arrives on Friday st q
Pm. Mails close At 81 Al
J. e. WEST, P. n.
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RON tie DHreiS Mechanic and Inventor.

From tAs Oksoit xeckasie and Inventor.
THs COOP TIxs CoxE.-Ths patent 20
long held BY Wheeler 4 Wilson for the -four
motion feed sewing machine. has 1t last
expired, and N extension has been refus-
Cd. The day has gone BY when . machine
costing but from SIS to $50 can bs sold
at from $50 to 1925. We Sc that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa-
by, Of Detroit, are first In the field with =
machine embodying al the best features of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in every particular, % per-
feet in their adoption to al classes Of
work - the Wheeler l. Wilson, Grover &
Baker, and Singer, they are now dispesing
Of them At prices ranging from $26 to $40.
This Is certainly IN immense reduction,
AID Us effects are already to be seen In the
largs orders received, aud the large ship
msnts made daily by the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, ll6 Bates street,
Detroit. Il - E'f} -
Mr.. Jacob Clason 10 the General AGENT
for Iowa and Minnesota 6ead him stamp
1be circular and sanpls work. He wants
i've agents everywhere. Extra induce
asnss offered. Address Jaeob Clason,
WO0t Union, Iowa - as
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-05-05

ST. CLOUD, May 5, 1870.
Wheat continues at previous quotations
800 for No. l; 500 for No. 2.
Oats, csc.
Barley remains at 5Oa60c.
Rye Of good quality, brings 50a55c.
Bran SO per ton, and scarce, as no -four
is being manufactured for shipment.
Hay, plenty, at seas.
Beans. $3.50 to $500
Onions very scarce; SOC to ST. readily.
Potatoes very scarce, 55a60c.
CsaabsEsiss sxs about sufficient to meet
~ Asns demand, and retail 1t 50 per
boGAsl
aessa applss eel st 75o per peck $500
@e.76 PER Dbl.
Egg plenty l4e at wholesale retail 16c.
Good roel butter is very scarce, and
readily brings 25c frkin butter in good
npply, u 200.
CAssss, 200 at wholesale; retail at $50
But little wool is being brought in; tn.
market price u 40:
Dry maple wood is worth $3.50a$4 70,
full cord green maple, oak, &c., $3A$s.50
tamarao, $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 5.
Wheat-66a69e.
Oats-4Oa45c.
Corn-65a66c
MILWAUKEE, May s.
Wheat-steady at 863c for No. l corn
quiet.68c; oats. steady, 41c.
! CHICAGO, May 5.
Wheat irregular; No. 2, 53c.
Corn-Firmer, at 76}c.
Oats-Active, 374,.
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nAhTER ELEc11oN.-Less than halt
our voters exercised the right Of su1fsge
on Monday last, owing We judge to ths
want Of excitement and contention, exeept
in the first and third wards. n
these wards Aldernanic honors vsee
fought for, without regard to nominations o.
party. From the table gwen in the Cous.
oil proceeding it will b seen how closely
tho various candidates ran. Mayor Toy.
lor and Treasurer Rossnbsegsr were ns'
opposed, thus receiving nearly ~ u.sai
nous vote. Nessrs. VIM. Powell, J. G.
Smith, G. schulten and Peter Smith wse,
elected Alderman, and N G. Tolman, G. F
Davis, D. Rosenbergsr, Jos. Broker an
J. r. Bennett were chosen members Of tn
Board Of Education. N. F. Barnes and Vim
J. Parsons, City Justices. These were Ill
/ regular nominees, with the exception q
DR.. Schulten who defeated "the gentlems
from Stearns" by eleven votes. In tn
evening the Cornet Band Was brought on
by some Of tho friends of the successfr
candidates and serenades given At thsi
residences, refreshments set out and liv'
ly time had. generally.
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SLIGHT Difference.

"To THE OFFICERS OF THE UNION FAIR Tho under
signed, your Special Committee on Sewing Machines
report That it was agreed, by the Agents repre-
senting the two competing Machines, to render t
your Committee, in writing, the peculiar POINTS OF
which they based their claim of superiority, ant
in testing the machines, each point to be takel
separately and after fair trial. adjudged to the bss
of our ability. Each Agent presented his claims il
duo form. For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine, THIRTY
FIVE distinct claims made for its superiority
ALL of which, on thorough and impartial trial. wer
sustained. For tho competing DoUBLE-THREAD Ma
chine. but TEN were presented, TWO of which wer
sustained.-l Signed. s. D. TICKER, L. q. CHAMP
NEY, j. WuEEIoCK. JUDGES
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Notice to Contractors.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived until the 31st day Of May, 1870,
for furnishing the materials for, and build
ing three piers in Rum River, at Anoka, to
be built during the coming summer and
fall.
Two places contemplated, one re-
quiring about $50 cub. yards of masonry,
and the other about 25O yards. Bidders
will specify in their proposals the price fos
each.
The masonry is to be first-class, and
either of best quality of limestone, or gran
lite, and persons proposing to build the
same will specify in their bids, the price
for each, leaving the committee to select
which to make use of.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the office of Capt, W. Q. Butterfeld in
Anoka, to whom all proposals may be i'd
dressed. -fv. -
JAMES McCANN,
- i: l... q. W. z. ADAMS,
r.r ..~~ .......- LEWIS MARTIN.
Anqke April y, 1870. apr21-1w