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Proposals.
OFFICE OF LIsHr-ioUsE ESdNEEs, THIsD DISTRICT, /
TOxrgIvsyILrg, n. Y, May 1871.
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABO

-.
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABOR
4 Tor THREE PERMANENT LIGHTS IN PROVIDENCE RlEEh,
RHODE ISLASD-Searte seae pnlo WI be reeti'ed a. s
Office until roon - dav Of AsS is1l a. follows;
For the lahor and material for gsne per az Iniers oc
Providence River diameter Of IS eet AZ tase 10 eet al TOP
and l2 feet high Fes ordinary high water
ooad gane p-rp low water, and gs
rr the for Ios Rock sasafss 20
THIRD: material and hlor for frame building s
dweug) feet story with Aansard roof and be m ~
Light At Punhah's Rock. .,,-,..n.
The plans and specifications FOR the above works are be had tins
Office application therefor. J., IN
Proposals be duplicate sceomrs'iei by guaranty IN aap
cate int advertisement schd 10 each poos-
They addressed he guai n oi ON The en'eS
Proposal material and labor hr Providence RIVER ,
This one the gh al bids, nond hey
deemed aIiageous 70 -.r interest, < tie L. : -
J. {. WOODRUFF, Lieut., olonel Eng neers,
Engneer u H. IL. District
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- Established Ia 1881
SINGER kIdiCk 4 Co,
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MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF sTkEi-
Best quality Tool Homogeneous FIRE Boz AAd boHe
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ITO ORION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il for the IRON WORK q SESoSDohDER LGBI.houSSs
SEALED PROPOSALS. Nh be nee y Il 1 , SSSf 70
seeoaioscT Hon LIGHTHOUSE Texas. accord
The ehycr At n, en Of The Contractor on hoard q
The brick work he GAS M tie inen the lens The lamps an fa
70 be incatei n L amount Of tss @i ,ropv
shown on he drawings vii he conp ted hl srsete ., he Sors
shops ard then taken down % aeoePluse anl g
and delivered uude iorsst specified IN tie Form Of Bid
The soI1 VI" b '1 on Sn ,sone him for Inspecting h.
material workmanship such paris Of ether as are not
vita ,Se S draw. .,D.n. s1 Of r. cour
The eht reject proposal for any reasons
Each I'D @us; Re accompanied ny bond signed the Or and Two
Treasury Deraneng in The sam o. 81 'ao.'aad lola. $1,000 M 70
entered within ten lo cas after noee gwen oy 'Ae DO ~
Tie eh has os p Of ten thou and dollar. O siznei
BY two competent bosn for the faithful performance oil the ''n
Sy Of ~ plans ana specifications be hehsod With h'
bd aseydsncc TO The object ih' proposal , T., .
Lt Soa at rvar Polt TeT aai then ineoed ~ anoef ca
ve.ope anG di5st,e repaid 20 ss, W,slgtos D.
py bdr may he present the opening of the bids al tie
H S haIaa e po At witch they deliver bOsri 'h.
70 bs the agent Of the Boar @ per eenm Of the aao
Of each Will he withheld until The satisfactory eoIpn'H Of 20
PaS. spcscatoa, Of proposals b obtaiTsd trOs
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Corsl Woouf Unsl Engineers, Iomphns'ile staten
fud NeW.York g. Casor Smith ESQ., Asntn ngnthogse hAsia
sr au, .ast rer sixth Mamut-sts Padh feuas,s
nia Cantan Peter e. Hams INTEL states hAners tnoh o.,
Building Baltimore Marylni, Major " MernI tmtsd S~' h'
sneerx Pttsbah and from the undersi ucd
s'"''''' '''-'e'' GEOhGB n. ELLIOT,
Major Of Beginner, L. $. 4, Engineer Secre,,ry.
no CONTRACTORS.-pR0 will DO
resvs al he water Commas oorrs' OMce No 80 MnnSt W
7oclock the 23d Gay Of May 1871 for eossIncts .o
go p- zee, of brek and y on nc feet Of sc~sr IN Tie hoS
gomeryst and Fallkil Districts. - - IL.
The Proposals should be- sealed addressed 10 Tue "Ar 'AE
.ioner. and indorsed "Propo,sh for Sewers
The maps prose necessary forms and seehcsuons may be seen "
,h Water and AMER Monday the Sh Instant
the work 70 be con pleted the h day Of July, lSIR
security an the sum of 2o,OOO will be required
Pokeeps,e. N. y. May 3, l1l. ~ oraed OF me Board
4. b. q. RAND. CHEF EBg Deer
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We don't think we don't enonch-Mr Greeley I'VE need
10 n more work. Some think al their heads
"shs on ely Others m their backs crooked 10 The sem
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u l. L R2Ss0ss GRoMRTRI
CHARLKs HUGHES. ROsis.der. IN Ceatesk
, 1871-04-20
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
TrnoM rnR HAwA1IAx GAZETTE, !

There is an extra demand for sugar,
caused by an advance in the price, as
well as the presence of several vessels
which have been waiting for cargoe'.
The vessels now loading are the Grace
Darling, Violette aud Courier. for San
Francisco; Castlehow, for Sydney; the
Byzantium, for Victoria, and Susan, for
Tahita.
We understand that the property known
as the Hooper premises, has. been pur>
chased tor the hotel. These premises
have entrances upon Hotel, Richard and
Alakea Streets, and are considered TO be
the most eligible in town for tue location
Of hotrLs
TRR Volcano. by recent arrivals from
Hilo, we learn that Kilauea is unusually
active, the light Of which is particularly
brilliant. and is seen both at Hilo aud
Kau. At last advicps, there had been no
arrival from the volcano at Hilo, SO that
no idea can bs formed as to the Laiure of
the action.
SnLL SHAKY.-LahAina was treated
to another shock of earthquake on Wed.
nrsday morning last, about two O'clock.
People were so badly scared, that they
did not waste any time on their toilets,
but made their appearance out doors in
the lightrst kind Of attire. We UNDER
stand that light shock was felt here on
Friday night, a few minutes before twelve.
There are number who did not feel it
probably for the reason that they never
notice anything so small. Earthquakes
are getting to be quite common all over
the world. so that we cannot be surprised
at being treated to them here occasion.
ally.
, 1871-04-20

LEWIS RIVRR.-We leGrn that recenS-
ly a dozen or more families have gone into
the Lewis river neig hborhood for the pur-
pose Of procuring farms and to settle.
The prospect Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad being completed through this re-
gion within the next two or three years, is
having a very stimulating effret 10 settling
up, tue hitherto unoccupird lands along
the north bank of tho Columbia and along
its tributaries. ~
OREGoN SHEEP.--The monthly report
Of the Depar mpnt of Agriculture for Feb
ruary, in reviewing the annual returns Of
stock says; " A decrease In the number
Of sheep Of FIVE per cent is indicated.
The only States showing increase are
Delaware, Florida, Tennessee, Nebraska,
California and Oregon. The largest rels-
tive increase is 81 per cent. in Oregon,
aud IL per cent. in C lifOrnia."
EXCITED ABOUT OREooN.-A gentle
man who came up passenger by the Idaho
informs US that among the laboring
classes AID men Of small means in Cali
fnrnia. there il now almost as much talk
about Oregon as there used to be among
them about new gold discoveries during
the days of gold excitemrnts. During
the spring aud summer great many of
them may BE- expected up here.
We learn that Capt. w. G. Walker,
Superintendent Of construction Of this di.
vision of the Northern Pacific Ralrnad,
has resigned his position sAd will go at
once to California to resume a former lu-
crative position. Mr., George D Shannon
has been appointed to the place made va
cant by Capt. Walkers resignation.
NEWSPAPER MATERlAL.-Ths piessps,
matrria and furniture OF the new paper
for Kalama, arrived by the steamer Idaho
and was unloaded on the llth inst. Mr..
Money, the proprietor, was engaged dur
ing the afternoon in experimenting its
shipment to Kalama. He has a large
power press. several card and job presses,
ard from appearances, a very complete
office.
, 1871-04-20
OREGON.
[FRoM THE onEooxiAx.l

FROM THE OREooNlAN.
ENGINEERING SUPERlNTENDENT.-Cd.
R. S. Williamson. and his assistant Engi-
urer, Lieut.. Huer who have been for some
years in charge Of the river and harbor
improvements and light houses Of the dis
trict Of California, Oregon an Washington
Territory, have been relieved from duty
in Ore ron and Washington, and ;hrir du-
ties will hereafter CT confined altogether to
the suprrintrndency of California. Major
Roberts of the United States Engineer
corps h s been appointed to suprrintend
the river and harbor improvements, light
houses. etc of Oregon and Washington.
This change is understood to have been
made on account ofthe TOO onerous dutirs
of experimenting such an extent Of coast
as is included in the entire original dis
fr;ct
, 1871-04-20
Arrival. at the Cosmopolitan hotel.

For tn" week ending april 10Th
A Henderson, John Call, F Tukey, G
w Thompson. Go Krooger, H Parker,
Jno Thompson. Wm s Harris, H Newell,
G W Thompson, R NJ Wood. VIM Kortpr
A Wiggins, Keller. Peter Bryan, VIM
McGann, Mrs Henderson, Peter Smith,
T NJ Brenton, Victor. Bulky, San Fran
cisco; ] Turnbull, Port Discovery /; VIM
Brrson, John Whitfield, Peter Paulsen,
L L Jewrtt, AL Drnsmore, VIM Moore,
Mrs A Davis, Dnngeness; MIS- Jacob
Rogers, Dungenrss Light; f Tukey,
James Lund, Jas BOland, Harry Ginders,
Mrs Geo GoOch, Mrs Pink, Geo Bayon,
g Conner.
, 1871-04-20

In quantities to suit purchasers and other articles
in endless variety. E. S. FOWLER,
Corner Of Water and Adams Streets,
Port Townsend, W. T. -lH
, 1871-04-20

ROBINsoN's SHIPYARD.-Just now
there appears to be at increased actiyit,
observable at this place of business. The
]. B. Libby is on the ways undergoing re-
pairs and also a large Astboat is being
constructed. Quite a number of men are
employed. and the premises present busy
and prosperous aspect in Consequences
LAfeHigencer.
APPOINTMENT learn that S. F.
Coombs, of the News depot, has received
an appointment from Wells. Fargo & Co.,
as their Express Agent for this city.-Ib.
, 1871-04-20

THAT TARGET.-The target used by
the Reliance a short time silce which was
reported to have been stolen, went adrift,
and the grapnsl and tackle that held itare
probably at the bottom Of the bay where
they were placed by the cutters men, Such
reports as the stealing of this affair do not
trnd to improve the credit of the PLACE
which Professor Davidson, in his Pacific
Coast Pilot" published from the Govern
ment printing Office at Washington seems
so anxious to keep down. We d"rot
whether the Government pays him to hnd
out the character of our "beach co ub"r'
any more than such nonsense PAID Ross
Browne, from whom Mr.. Davidson doubt"
less obtained Ihe idea.
, 1871-04-20

Gently does it, without pain or irritation, DR.
WALKEBs VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERs relieve
the eonstipated bowels at the same time 50 thor
oughly toning their inner membrane and restoring
mechanical action, that it seems if they had been
reOrganized on an improved plan! Yet the result
is solely due to nature, reinforced and sustained BY
the best Vegetable Alternative and tonic that ever
passed the lips Of the sick and suffering.
, 1871-04-20

Two Arabs called to testify against thief
in New York said they were Mohamme-
dams, but were willing to bo sworn on
the bible. as "there is only one God, reli-
gion makes 10 difference"
, 1871-04-20

A NEW CHURcH.-Rev. J. F. De Vore
Is in town making arrangements for the
immrdiaie erection Ofa Methodist Epis-
copal church in this place. A notice
calling TOR tenders for the construction of
the same can be found among the new ad-
vrrIisempntsi in another column. Next to
the Roman Catholic the Methodist is the
Target denomination of the Christian
church. The Methodist Episcopals are
building at The rate of four churches a
day in the world, COS ing from $1,000 to
100000 each; showing that the institu-
ton is progressive one and that it is
keeping upwiih the age. The energetic
character OF Mr.. De Wore is well known
to our people. 1t was thr ough his exer-
tian that the M,thodist church was built
Al Olympia, aud only the other day new
church was dedicated in the city of Ka>
lama, which is another evidence Of his en-
etgy aud exerIion. Considering these
things we may count on the erection of
church at this place in the course of the
next Two monrhs as a fixed fact. Our
citizens will be invited to donate some~
thing towards defraying the expense of
the building, and it is to be hoped they
willrespond literally.
, 1871-04-20
THE WEEKLY ARGUS.
THURSDAY, APRm. 40, 1871
BURoLAnr.-Two men. ,,id - h 1roT7


BUaGLART.-Two men, said to be from
Victoria. calling themselves ThOs. Evans
and John Brown, respectively, were
brought before Justice Hastings, on Sat>
ufday, charged with burglary. The facts,
as near aS,we could learn, are AZ follows !:
On Thursday last Mr.. ]. L. Tukey, of
Fort Discovery. was working in his field
near his house, when he saw two men ap-
proach It and 60 in. He thought nothing
oft, As be supposed they were some ac.
quaintanceS from the mill. The men
were in the house but few minutes, when
the! came out and passed within a few
yards Of Mr.. Tukry. When Mr., Tukey
went to his house he fonnd it had been
entered, several trunks kicked open and
watch and pistol gone. Chase was i'm
mediatrly given for the men, WHO were
supposed 10 have come to this plce; but
when Msssrs Tukey and Thom} son who
werr-in pursuit OF them arrived here, the
Aida hadjust gone, and it was supposed
the thieves had left On her. That even
lug Mr.. Jacobson came to Port Discovery
from Chimucum, aud after hearing a de-
scriptian of the two men who had entered
MIR. Tukey's-house. gave the information
that he had passed them on the Chimacnm
road, near RobinSon's. Msssrs. Thomp-
sou and Cooper Immediately went after
thrm and found them al the house Of Mr..
Robinson in the Chimacum Valley. The
= pistol "a rrvolvrr) was found in chutn,
and the watch and couple Of keys were
found behind the milk house door. The
mn were brought to This place. Alter
hearing the case Mr.. Hastings bound the
men over IN the sum of tao hund ed dol
lars each for their appearance at the next
term Of The District Court, 10 answer to
the charge Of grand larceny. =.
, 1871-04-20


WILL NOT BE BEHIND.--We have often
mentioned the entrrprisins spirit of the
firm Of Booth, Foss & Borst, and it now
appears that they not only intend 70 KEEP
up with the times in their particular line
of business, but they will not allow them
selves to b. behind in other matters. The
following note to Mr.. Burns speaks for
itielf:
SEATTLE Apr. IS, 1871.
]. E. Burns, EsQ.-Dedr Sir - In
looking over the papers. we notics move
on foot fof grend celebration otthe 4th
of July next, at Port Townsend. AS
neither of US are in Port Townsend very
often, and cannot possibly stop very long
when there, ths subscription list" does
not get a tsir chance at US. Ferling
grateful to the citizens of Port Townsend
for their liberal patronage in the past, and
at the present time, we take pleasure in
enclosing IN order tor fifty $500 dollars,
ON our house in Port Towns nd, TO be ad-
ded to the subscription for deraying the
expenses of said celebration.
Very respectfully, yours,
BoOTH, Eos, & BORsT.
, 1871-04-20
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,


once. No. o. Front street,
PORTLAND. OREGON. ID
DEAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND. in the most desirable
localities, consisting of LOTS. HALF
BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and
STURES; also, r
IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable
uucultivated LANDS, located in ALL
parts of the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents, in this
CITY and throughout the STATES and
TERRITORIES, with great care and on
the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED,
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPT
LY COLLECTED. And General Fl.
NANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS
transacted.
AGENTS Of this OFFICE in all the
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE,
Will r, crive descriptions of FARM PRO-
PERTY and forward the same to the
ab vs address. l7:is
, 1871-04-20

The fishing schooner Shooting Star sailed fiona
Victoria on Friday last, fer the North.
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DEPARTMENT of Finance.

New ORLEANS HYDRO CARBON GAS Con-
PANr.-As will be perceived by perusal Of
the notice which appears in another column,
Mr.. John Communy has been elected a
director and superintendent of this COM
pany. The election of SO able and highly
cultivated a ecintifc mechanic as Mr.. Com
muny to the position Of superintendent
insures, in our opinion, a speedy success for
the company, as he will undoubtedly bring
to bear in the construction of gas machines
degree Of skill and experience in chemis-
try and mechanics not to be surpassed in
this country. This should be gratifying
news to all those who are interested in
being able to procure cheap and reliable
as well as safe iluminator, as the Sloper
patent hydro carbon gas machine answers
to all these requirements, and only requires
to he well and skillfully made to far SUR
pass all that is claimed for it.