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Island CitY,

l. on Wildly Island, a mile and a quarter
from the east shore of Holmes Harbor, CEN
trally located, and adjoining lands owned by
Gen. j. W. Sprague. the Superintendent Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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NTISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
lvl Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agent rates
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HOWARD g. co.,

.rft. lVatcAmakers and JeVelsrs,,
No. s65 broadway, New York.
We have a full stock of extra heavy Gases
such as 4, 5, 6 OF, always on hand and can
fill all orders promptly.
June 10th 1871. 32:t4 cow.
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TLOTHfNG and Furnishing Goods, in large
u quantities and at reduced rates, at
..... ROTIISCHILD l. CO.'S.
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L. & B. BettInan,
Arc now opening and e1eR fov
Sale, at q Slfght AavaDce
On Cost Prices, 1t ,

A NEW, large and weil-assort~d stock ~
IA the following goods. Cash buyers will
lind it to their advantage to call ON ~ before
purchasing elsewhere. Our stock consists ef
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Il w O O j Nj O r. f

OF the places named, which will insure thu
purchaser a large profit upon his investment
The several plats of said lands, exhibiting
their precise location and surroundings, eat
be seen al the Office of
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Pa m Of Selling.

These lands will be sold in shares, each
share emitting the holder to a warrantee deed
to one lot in each Of the towns and additions
embraced herein.
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THK COURTS,

PoLIcE COURT, TODAY, Ja.lee Saeu.-John
Domain, . street car conductor, charged with
IS ana costs. Henry Lippard, charged with as
sault on Matilda Agey, fined 20 without costs.
John Aikens, charged with selling gin without
license; fined so. Thomas Smith larceny Of
shoulder Of bacon; fined IS and costs or so days
in jail Margaret Wade, loud and boisterous
TALKING on the street; postponed. Martin Rec
tor, profanity On the street; fined IS and costa
The case OF Lacey agt. Harvey Il Holden, set
to-day, charged with violation OF the fifteenth
amendment act, was postponed until Tuesday
next: Susan Medley, charged with larceny OF a
cloak from Susan Connolly; postponed. Samuel
and cost. John Bell, charged with making
threats TO Maria Williams; required TO give
bonds in the sum of $500 and paw cost. Samson
Gro0tveld, dlsOrderly conduct; fined IS or i've
days In workh0use. A. q. DAVIS, disorteriy con-
duct; nned 50. John J. Thompson, profanity;
ohenee plead guilty; and fined %. jacob Mil
Ter, dlsorderly conduct; fined IS. Adjourned.
EQUITY CoURr, Judge Mac -4rtsur.-Y esterday,
Andrew vs. Upshur, ct. al, order to iss ne tenn
PoraIy injunction returnable Tuesday, March
1th, 1871. Hood vs. HELEN, et AL, order setting
aside eaie under prior deed OF trust and for re,
safe. DAILY VS.. Storrs, ct. AL, order discharging
rule denying application for injunction. BRYAN
We. Parker, CT. al order referring cause to @.
lnele, special auditor to take testimony and
settle &c counts, on notice to he filed. State Of
ieNas. vs. Huntington, as cashier OF the First
NatlonaI Bank; arguments are being heard to-
uay on prayers offered by the respective par
ties, Messrs. Brent and Durant, for the plaintiff.
and Messrs. Cox and Moore. for defendant.
10 ddy.-The case Of the Alexandria and
washington Railroad vs.. Washington, Alex
andr IA and Georgetown Railroad is in pro .ress
So,uay. arguments are being made by f. P.
stanton for plaintiff and n. P. Wilson for de-
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rHx METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Thfra Annual SeaalOu Of tho Virxfnlo
Conference.
Especial Correspondence OF The Evening Star |

Thfr0 Annual Soasl0u Of tho VlFginlo
Especial Correspondence OF The Evening Star
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. ~, ISL
SECOND DAY. The third annual session OF this
conference convened again to-day ut tho wash
ingtou street Methodist Church, Commencing Of
9o'clock q. m. Bishop Simpson In the chair
and was opened with religious services by Rev.
MT. Nickersen.
A communication was read from Rev. r.. p.
Phelps concerning conference claimants, aud
the claim or Mrs. Al. r. Davis was declared
legitimate.
The class of the third year was called. and
the following candidates passed esamin alton
Il. ~. Prosser, j. l.. Weaver, j. s. Wickiin
ana ID: Richardson, A. h. Wells, was granted
The second years class, comprising w. H.
Forsyth, j. nj. Adams, j. W. FORSYTH. H. Glenn
ent, Bird .. Turner, A. w. Boone, j. Walsh
and j.. b. Morrison, were reported a. having
paseeu examination, and were admitted TO full
Bishop Simpson delivered q very appropriate
address TO the class, defining their duties. and
counter. On
Henry G. Shippers was discontinued without
censure.
Rev. DR.. McCauley, Rev. Messrs. Hobbs and
simpson, of the Baltimore Conference, and Rev
Mr.. McAtee, Of the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
OF this city, were introduced
The report of the Bible committee was pre-
sented, accompanied by a resolution recon-
mending corporation with the American Tract
and Bible Society of New YORK. Rev. MT.
kDg moved to lay the report on the table, as
IL would elicit lengthy debate, and would lug
politics into the conference, as also into the
workings of the ministers in their various
charges. Without disposing of the motion. the
conference adjourned till tomorrow morning
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A ColOred Republican On Governor.
Bowen.

EDITOR STAR: L fully approve and endorse
me position assumed by The STAR in relation
70 the action of the self-constituted committee
who had the assurance to wait on his Excelien.
cy the President yesterday, and to request OF
nm the appointment of Sayles j. Bowen a.
'9 TSI p feI the District Of Columbia.
nagrant an act of injustice to the people of
Washington in particular by elevatinp man to
the high and responsible position OF Governor
VINO was declared by them as being unit and
unworthy OF their support at the last municipal
election; and as an evidence of his un6tness.
would respectfully call attention to the misera-
pie condition OF the corporation finances, as left
Dy MIN at the expiration of his term.
BY what authority "Rep." ID. ". Anderson
undertook to represent the colored people as
being unit tor Mr.. Bowen am at loss to con-
lecture. ne may have expressed the views Of
cti9as, but he certainly did not express the
wishes OF the intelligent portion OF the colored
people who have the interest an advancement
publican who opposed and voted against Mr..
Bowen for Mayor at the last municipaI cam
pslen enter my protest against ID. w. Ander-
Bowen was the unanimous choice OF the col.
ored people for Governor of the District of Co.
lunbia. Such assertion is not only libel, but
en- insult to the intelligence Of the colored pe0-
pie ny endeavoriDg to place them in position be-
fore the community as being incapable Of judging
for themselves or being so tickle and weak a. 20
reverse their judgment without any tangible
eented by Mr.. Anderson, that after the interval
of few months the cOlored people of Washing
ton are in sack cleh and ashes for folio wing their
other than Sayles j. Bowen, 1f it be true, and
doubt it, / think material might be presented
to our opponents to be used as Oh argument ~
prove the failure OF negro gu ffrage.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, I would suggest to
the Rev. gentlemen who are so meddlesome i'm
the politics Of the lstrict Of Columbia, tn at if
they would devote their time and talents to their
bign calling, we would not have presented 10
US the disreputable necessity of being Compelled
to call church councils to set on matters that
were never intended to form part of the Cos
pei OF Christ. CoLoRED REPUBLICAN.
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MEDICINES.


The theory that the virus Of disease can be safely
counteracted BY deses OF poison false and dan GER
Gus. Within the last twenty five years, not less
than score OF virulent poisons have been added to
the repository Of the medical profession. They are
given in small Doses otherwise they would destroy
life immediately; but even In minute quantities,
they produce, ultimately, very disastrous effects 1t
10 unwise and unphilosophical to employ. as rene
dies, powerful and insdious drugs, which, in sub
jugatng one disease, the seeds of ansther still
more unmaBageable. None Of these terrible medics
ments operates with As much directness and GER
tsinty upon the causes of disease Hostettsr o
stomach Bitters, tonic and corrective. Wstosis
Single detsfsrionS 1ngrsdtsaf IA its tompostlAon
Arsenic and aunis are given for ntermittents: bro
mide OF potassium for nervous disorders
and prussic acid for general debility: mercury, in
various forms. for liver complaint; preparations of
ehloroform and opium for sleeplessness; and yet
these deadly drugs do not compare As specifics for
the diseases above enumerated, with that whole.
some vegetable invgorant and Alternative while they
oil % perncious that il is astonishing any phy.
sicial should take the responsibility OF prescribing
them. Let invalids, Tor their ewn sakes try the
Bittsrs before they resort to the poisons The
they will experience from OF the harm,ess
specific, will render recourse to the unsafe prep
arations referred to- quite unnecessary fe2l w
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the srbscri.
4 Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, holding special Term. ters
Of administration on the personal estate Of JANE
ACTON, late, Of Washington county, ID. O.,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to ex.
htbit the same. With the vouchers there
day Of February next: they may otherwise BY
sM be excluded from all benefit 81 the said estate
EDWARD O. CARRlNGT0N,
Iei3 ms Administrator.
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TER THBATERs.-Nrs. ID. p. Bowers will An
rear &C the National Thester this evening for
her benefit, in EAST Lynne" play which
Always draws, rain or shine, even when the
Rent a. Mrs. d.
The Lingsra company have made a great hit
W their capital acting or standard comedies
tnn seek, al Walls Opera House. There ia a
brand new bill to-nie ht-the comedies M TIA
Captain Of the wateh" ami " Naval Engage
ments' Will be the attraction,
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GEORGETOWN.

IHE CATTLE MAHKET.-At Drovers' rest to-
day three hundred head Of beef cattle were sold
at 81 TO ss.25; four hundred sheep at - to 81:
dull 49,
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s1Indianspolis churches have proscenium
boxes.
sILace for trimming is more fashionable
than ever.
~New York has subscribed 800 900 for a
founding hospital OF 500 baby capacity.
~The title of authenticated pagan" may
be conferred on Joliet man by any one who is
willing to pay $40 for the privilege.
~The New York founding hospital has
already sheltered 100 babies, and all are CRYING
lor more funds.
NrIt is said that the custom OF exhibiting
bridal presents a. wedding receptions is no
longer general. Who believes it?
~Beecher saws: Conscience gives low ribs
and backbone. Love, without conscience, is
mandy pamby; il is mush." He knows how il
is himself
~ This from Pune b: s'P aterfamiIias-sHuIlo,
Tommy, you're up early. When do you rise
when you're at schoOl?" T0mmy-'O, any time
We like; but we mustn't be later than hall past
six"
gan eccentric citizen OF st. Louis died
recently and left in his will 81 900 to man
who, ten years before, had run away with his
wife. One OF the last things he said was that
he never forgot favor.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Etc.

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
STHlR w0RLps THAN OURS. Proctor.
MEMORlES OF PATMOS mcDu6
MOSES. TbE NAN OF GOD. Hamilton.
w sEATOE A Biographical sketch.
MY STUDY WINDOWS. Lowell
TEM TINES ONE is TEN. lngham.
THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD Dr. Arnst.
ALLIBONES DICTIONARY OF AUTHOkS. vol
ts,s VIM BALLANTINE.
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MALICIOUS HoAx--The newspaper state
ment, which has had a very wide circn,ation
purportiDg % give an account Of the drowning
Of DIR. A. p. Pownail while being baptiZed n
sand Hill, KY, turns out TO have been wicked
fabrication, as DIR. Pownali was baptized by
Elder X. p. Taylor in November last and not
the slightest incident occurred to mar the so-
lemHity OF the scene.
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A VOID QUAOke.-A victim Of early indiscre.
"A ton, csusing nervous debility, preSnsture A.
csy.@c having tried IN vain every sdvsrtissd rem
eayI "a SIMPLE means Of self-cure, which he viii
TVTTk1,1e HeaeaV D., New York. de1-eoi6
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BOLD ATIksPT AT BUReLkRY.-About $50
a m. yesterday morning as Nrs r y Hoi,nss
Who resides al No. q Hstreet y. w. wa, wait
ing on her sick child she heard a noise AT tire
back shutter and upon giving the alarm two
men were seen 20 run OF. Upon examinstton =
Was found that they had cut the window bind
and were AZ work on the window glass when
discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

RULES FOR PAINTINS.-1. Let the ground
work be carefully prepared and dry. =. See
that the cOlors are well ground and duly mixed.
3. Do not mix much more, nor any less paint
than you think will be necessary for the present
work. 4. Keep the paint well mixed before
using. 5. See that.the paint js neither too thick
to work well, nor too thin TO cover properly,
and apply it evenly. 6. DO not apply sue
ceeding coat before the previous one is dry.
:. DO not use q lighter color over darker.
s. DO not add driers to colors long before
using 9. Zee just.as little driers as will do the
work. 10. DO not overcharge the brush with
paint. IL. Begin with the highest part OF YOUR
work and proceed downwsrd.-Hanufacture #
Builder,
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ATTENPT To Poison A FANILY-Dn Thurs
day night Of last week the dwelling house of w.
p Rydent, No. 500 street. ). W, was entered
and the premises ransscked. Nothing was
pissed, but upon Investigation IL was found thu
a strange looking substance had been put INTO
the culinary vessels about the kitchen AMI IN
The articles OF food which were accessible A
physician was called in. and, after examina-
thing about the place of an eatable nature and
make thorough cleansing Of the dishes A. he
believed an attempt had been msde TO poison
the family.
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MARX II. DE MoRrIR, the Richmond creole
who married the qusdroon, daughter OF Mr.
george Il. Downing, the cOlored caterer of
ms city, and who with his wife was recentiv
cIected from Chicago restaurant on the ground
the restaurant keeper for 5000 dam aces "A
stated IN II E STAR few days since, got YER
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.ondon ladies refuse to wear the back
EAR low IN the neck, say the fashions. OF
course they repndiate anything low.
~An Eastern ice COMPANY en-. La, ,v..,
some ice two and q half feet thick and 81 .Issn
that business card could be read throusb Il.
ga Portland man has sued his barher 70,
cutting Of his moustache. The barber go y.
didn't see IL. Several similar casualties are
liable to occur here. '
~An enrsged father in Michigan caught his
little boy by the ear, and whirled him around
with such force a. TO wrench that useful organ
from his head.
~ The only resin why the inhabitants OF the
pine egions IN North Carolina don't leave the
state in . body is that their business makes
theIs tarry. -
"A advertisement Of Cod Liver OH wind.
mp: Patients who have once taken IL can take
u" o'ber." candid confession is good for the
cold.
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k'oh kENT-A FARM OF two hundred and fifty
acres near the Richmond and Potomac Raj
road within hall mile Of -four and grist mill. IL
can De leased ior term Of years. For terms, &C.,
county, Virginia. oc3-tf
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An ACCIDENT occurred on the Washington
and Georgetown cars yesterday morning. by
which a respectable old man was Injured. Drs
FISHER and Ford were called in, and three Of
his toes were amputated by DIR. Fisher The
patient Is doing well.
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LOAN OFFICES.

RUBNsIINEs LOAN OFFICE
aVo and sos lrh Z doors sosth Pa sv.,
Hskee liberal advances on Gold and Silver " Ateha.
Diamonds, yewelry. Pianos. Furniture. Gavs p.
tois cutlery LAdies' aud Gentlemen " "a ~ Ar
PEREZ Of ell desCriptf0us ~
~ Pftcoft csfraHo ffc1F.
Furniture stored and advances made eel-fr
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OfFicr POST AND C0nMIssA8Y OF SUB.
WAsHINerON, ID. c., February 6, i8l.
sealed ProHosals: IN duplicate, win be receiy ed
FRESH and OORNED BEEF and MUTTON "a.
quIred az this Depot, commencing April l. 1871 In.
formation and conditions obtained OF
ieutt G. BELL, q. D., q. ga.
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FINE PLATED SETS, with gold wires and ts.-
sels, a. nvs dollars a set; nne plated buttons
With gold trimmings, al two dollars set re,
ceiTed AZ Priggs iexelry store, on the Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

GENTS AND LADIES' Kid Gloves at 81 pair
II sizes A new assortment just received ~ O
Baums Corset Factory. 408 It'll ct.
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AMUSEMENT &C.

NS'SE6t Iaec-eT-MrS. ID. r Bowers in
"last lyme"
se}s or~yc BcSss-Ths Ifrrards in oCan-
t~'r 81 tie Watch sHd - NAVAL Engage nepts.' ~
Pct Pratt, the Horse Tanner, -, and
streets.
Sarkriter's Art Gallery. 80 9Th street
bariow's Gallery of OIL Paintings, 1896 Penn
sSN@n-a avenue-Chureh's picture, Niagara
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CITY ITEMS.

For CORSs, BuniOns, Club and Ingrow inp
Nails. and other diseases of the feet, visit Dr.
White establishment, No. 535 18th street, op-
posite United States Treasury. 22ii2:
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WHEN YoU FEEL cough or bronchial az &C.
ton creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, and cure it before it becomes incura.
Bile,
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BALBRIesAN HOSE for ladies. At the aston sh.
ing low price OF % cents, at q. Daum's Coz sci
Factory, 406 It'll ct.
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
~ CARRIAGES
On hand, large assortment of first 1-9
S1a. cn UARRiAGhS: q an kinds. Also, G16yEX
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES of every W.
description. H. GREHAN
Corner 9Th and d streets:
Factory 40 sth street,
REPAIB1NG promptly attended to. fe29-A-
<,IT pAIR on
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llNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
a. =, .s.., MAsa a ?; q. fsSrusSy 3, IA.
Rennsyvsnies praying for the exteesion Of patent
grapted e him on the eth day Of May, 1851, rsis:
n two divisions numbered respectively 3.3se and
$685. on The th day Of April 1859. for An improve.
ordered chat the testimony in the csse be eloseS
en the eth day Of APRIL aext; that the time for
tied 70 the l4th day Of April next, and that md
petition be heard on the 10Th day OF April next.
SAIL a. DUNCAN,
fel0f u Acting O0mmisaioueF OF Patents
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nIEDs, LIAsIS, CONTRACTS, and LEGAL
~ PAPERS q all kinds carefully drawn, and ex.
sminsti39 OF titles thorouRhly made, by JOHN
City Hall. feI6 Tvs
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SALE OF SINGING BIRDs.-we understand that
today and to- morrow are the last day. tor the
safe OF the beautiful birds at Latimer & Cleary's
auction store. This il q superior collie ction and
We would advise parties in want Of good bird
to take advantage Of this opportunity TO secure
one. - ~N-S
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EDUCATIONAL.

GLASSES In LATIN ABE ORGANIZIN0 AT
" the Washin gton Business College, corner 7tb
and streets. Rotations ON MONDAYS, WlD-
NEsDAHS and FRIDAYS at O'Clock D. m. In
s,Iuetlon given BY Prof. y. A. SIR TNsER, A n /.
will also be formed if applieatiops are ne
ceived. feE I'M.
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A n lXPERIENCED TEACHER, a srsduate a
a nHew kaei;nd college, viii receive students IN
the Claes1cs and higher Mathematics ct reasopahle
rates. Young men will be prepared for ANY Coiiess
on .E he Tns best Of sefsEepcss given ADPcs
ZACH School Building, BallantyneI Bookstore. a,
corner 6th street =. and Penn. avenue deis 2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

HE BOARD OP METROPOLITAN Polio R-At
Tie meeting Of the board yesterday, Il. HI. Cook
was appointed an additional private to do duty
At the Department Of Agriculture for six
months The resignation OF Private z. "
NcChesDey was received and accepted. The
application of VIM. A. Rabbit for liquor license
was rejected. Acting Sergeant r.. II. Larabee
was promoted 10 sergeant, vice Thomas Caya-
Gagh. resigned Private John Painter was
promoted 70 acting sergeant. John X. Cook
was appointed private, vice p. W. McCheSney,
resigned. Adolph Miller was appointed q pTi-
vste on the force, vice r. ii. Larabee. pro
NOTED.
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NEORGE r. GOFF,
MANUFACTURED AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW wARD,
GROCERS SHELF AND STORE TURNITU b
AND NOTIONS,
BLOOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS,
ROPB, CORDAGE, TWINH, NAILS,
MATS, BLAOKING, MATOHEe,
WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY, &C., 20
BR USH FACTORY.
On hand and manufactured to order
"wooD AND WILLOW wARn DEPOT"
02S sTREII, BzTwzIN 6Tn AND 71H,
Warrington, DO,
Goods I" Northern 'riSSsrS wHonrsa1x ouL,
non SIGN OF THE nc BAAKEh
DENIMIIDER-A sure remedy for the Tooth.
A se ss q FJsS S the fsn hS ~
in liz Srus :;
Z1WSKI, 9TH street, N. =. corner b: V. NATE
Is Co., sas s:a::
e; sisB Ss5iss
les s. Inn M "'''' SIN. HARrBREoHr.
ENGIGGER OffIOEs
II FIFTH LIGHr-HorsE DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 9TH, ISL.
TO IRON MANUFACTURES.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, on forms furnished
Tor the purpose By the Light house Board, will b
received at this sfice until IL o clock n WEDNE0.
DAr: March sth: lGl. for BUILDING TW0
sCkEW PILE LIGRT-HOUSES-one at 8esoasa
psnt: Choptank river, Md, Ia about II feet water
the other 1t L0ee Post head of Kent Island mouth
o. Chester river, Md in 10 feet water according b
the SLAMS and for the same which ear
De had, together with such other needful informa
ton, on application to this ONCE.
The light houses will be built on wooden nile,
surmounted BY cast iron sleeves, in manner SINH
lar to certain other light houses In this District
Proposals. nay Be made for either or both Light
houses but the bids must state the price 4 EACH
single structure Each bid must be accoD panied by
awritten guaranty In the sum Of enc Thousand dof
lars from two responsible parties that, in case ID,
bid 10 accepted, the bidder will within ten dav,
bid. W AN
The Government reserves the right to reject am
Proposals. win be Endorsed Proposals for Buildin.
screw pie Light houses Ct Benonis Point, Choptsnf
hiysr, Nd and Love koint, Kent Islald, Chesa
peake DAY. 10. and edQroeoed to the UNDERMINED
P1TBB Q. HAlNE1, Captain Of Bngineers.
We S6t Light house Engineer, 9Th District.
OFFICE POST AND COnMIsSARY or aUR
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