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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
by J. 7. COLDwELL & Co. Auctianeers.
- :. L. corner Of Pa. avenue and 18Th street

ID s. L. corner Of Pa avenue and 18Th street.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
SiRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROYED|
MKsF kSp ~ MP s TEf .rH STREET
q By virtue Of deere q the supreme Court of
shall on &G6N i The asS day o = June
10 sc a. pubic Ge. suction ali GR Rs tf oeTn Ts
which was Of the estate Of the late Alfred Heitmul
and u in square "a IN washington city in said
Lot is on the corner Of n and Fourteenth streeta
northwest, contains sbOut $50 square feet of
ground, and Is improved ~ a Brick Dwelling.
west, between street north and Rbeie Island ave
nue. lot contains about asa feet Of ground, and Id
Lot ! Is on the corner Of Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue, and contains about l4-ols|
Lot . fronts S feet on Rhode Island avenue, and
lot II Is circle iet a. s seis
Vermont and Rhode Island avenues contains about
lialg square feei OF ground and Is improved by 4
Lcs IL fronts IS feet inch on Vermont avenue and
TSese lots S are al sanrsby situsteS IN portion
Of the city rapidly iIProyins and where property 4
to hoee desiring to invest in real estate in Washing
Each lot win be sold separstely
yerps; one-third e the pgrsshsse money in cash
snes see ana eish,een sonths NTH inter
Get, be occurred by notes of the purch.ser with
the purchasers option. stamps and conveyancina
purchasers cost. . % be paid on each lot ID
day Of SALE II terms Of sale are not complied with
within one week from day Of sale, the trustee rel
serye the right 70 resc the property al the risk and
l cost Of the def.llting pqrehsser.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
je7-eoSds Ut. CoLDwELL CO., Aucts.
STHE ABOVE LOTS HAVE BEEN SUBJ
divided into n LOT, :. s, , fET 2 tTOst foot
corner AZ street and Louisiana avenue, and az Ind
auctloneers. REGlNALD TENDALL, Trustee.
Jezs-eo lRepub.l
tUNIrED STATES sT PATIST 5 OFFICE E Saes u
On the petition Of JOHN BuTLER, Of New YORK
N Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him on the 18th day Of September, is57, FOR i'm
prov ement in Gas Generators:
IL 10 ordered that the testimony in the case I'd
closed the 18th day Of August next that the tiI
for Ming arguments and the Examiner report I'd
limited % the 18th day Of August ne xt and that sal
petition be heard on the Sofh day Of August next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
Jels-nIS M. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
EoR sALE-Those desirable LOTS in Square 81 4
Il fronting on New Jersey avenue, North CaP,ie9i|
street and b street. Also, several fine BpILDiNe|
LOTS on fist street NJ. W.. and several lsrSe anu
very desirable HOUSES I'm the same looafien ~
myl-eotf Brofers, SIS 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

THE President and Board OF Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company hal a
meeting at Frederick on Thursday, at which the
,-ual standing committees were appointed for
the ensuing var, The trade OF the canal from
9Th Of June to the 10th of June was materially
affected by the strike in the District OF Column
bia Of labOrers engaged in unloading coal. Since
their resumption of work the trade of the canal
continues promising for large shipments.
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POLLARD vs.. LYoN-Kotioa for a N,p Ty,ay.-
In the Circuit Court yesterday the counsel for
defendant in the case of Pollard vs.. LYON filed
the following reasons for a new trial. l. Errors
oi law by the Justice presiding in his rulings
curing the trial and in his instructions TO the
JuIy, as will appear from the bills of executions
taken at the trial. 2. Because the evidence is
insufficient to support the verdict. g. Because
the damages assessed by the jury are excessive.
4: Because the jury did not follow the instruc-
tions of the court. The verdict rendered BY the
jury was for 1892. The claim Of Mrs. Pollard
was for 81 200.
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GRAND MASTER STANsEuRY, +. A. A. NJ.
has received a letter from the grand secretary OF
the grand lodge Of England, rendering the thanks
OF that gyand lodge for the cordial reception
given by the grand lodge Of this District to Earl
de Grey, IS Grand Master OF England, while in
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SALE OF VALUABLE FRUIT FARM-By the
advertisement elsewf ere IL will be seen that the
celebrated Linthicum fruit farm, at BeItsville,
is TO be sold at public auction July 18th. This
and profitable fruit farm, supplying much of
the best fruit that comes TO our market. We
know of no more desirable investment in this
way in the vicinity of Washington.
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-To-day, William ID. Da-
Wis, charged with obtaining money by falsely
repress nting himself a marshal OF the Police
Court, was released from jail on bail, his security
being William Beckett, eolored, and the amount
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

THE S.RNGERFEsT.-fhis morning, the Rich
mond Singing Society arrived en- route ior New
York, and took the 6.45 p. train for that city,
IN which train were the Choral Society aud the
S9ngerbund Of this city. The singers and their
friends numbered about $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

FIsH.
No. GEORGE BANK MACKEREL,
No. PAT MACkEREL,
No. ECONOMY sHAD
ST. JOHN ALEWINEs
PORTSMOUTH, SPLIT HERRING,
P1CkLED SALMON.
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING HEATING,
Ola PennsylN ania aventn
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HEAVY THUNDER STORM passed over the
District this afternoon, and the streets were
sized hail fell, but no damage was done as ar as
heard from.
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MRS. 9. Z. WIGHT,

MRS. 9. Z. WIGHT,
CORNER OF 9TH STREET AND LOUISIANA avenue
IL selling ont at cost n close business ,sitiv ely
st Costn-to close by the last Of yuns; WeAA
RIBBONS. LACES, and FANCY G00DS,S
STRAW GOODS Of every quality, all Of the latest
Also, q large Stock of LEGH0RN FLATS, which
will be sold positively ct cost; the whole stock
and Fixtures will be sold 10 any person who wishes
to buy, less than cost.
win close POSITIVELY by the last Of June.
my 22-eolms
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Georgetown Advertisements

NJ FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK,
U3 GEoRGETOwN. ID. G.. June -. ISL
The Trustees Of this Bank have declared nINI-
hEND Of THREE PisR CENT. out Of the profits Of
the last SIX 60 the stock holders and
aiter Jt IL ID, free from gov eminent tax.
geatsSw2w W. LAIRD, JR-. Cashier.
I'HE FIRST GRAND PICNIC or THE LIT
EkAR1 ASSOCIATION OF TRINITY "a
CHI nc Georgetovn, ID. G, will take place ~
at Green sPring Sehnetzen Park. On MON -
DAY June goth The very best music is en- In
Committee Of Arrangements.-JohnS Stanton VIM
Keenan,, Thomas Stanton, James Kuhn, p. McIn-
tyre. leS3-St
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BRYANT's MINsTRELs.-It is seldom that such
an excellent company as this visits Washington,
and the National Theater has been crowded
every night this week. They close their very
successful engagement this evening with a
change of programme. The company is first.
class in every respect, each department being in
the hands Of the best minstrel talent In the coun-
try
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ELLING OFF

CEILING Off
SELLING Off
SELLING Off
SELLING OFF
c CASHMERE SUITS SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
E EEEEssS SCI ssSSEIEEs
$ SSHHEE$$tt$$ff S ssSSfffs;
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
WHITE WHITE DUSK pTCk s SUITS.
S SH$%s EfsHs s sSiSs,
$ $$EEssSSSSSS S S$zEss;;
EHS sHf { SsssI$HHH f ESsS f
$#H#H s$ssHHEEHH: $ $HsE:;
B$Hs 4 4ssB E E $$SE# s ss$$EEs
s ssHsEEE EEB$SHB E EsSE
A. sTRAUg,
A. STRAUSS,
4. STRAu1's
POPULAR CLOTHING no USE,
/ POPULAR CLOTHING HO USE,
POPULAR CLOTHING HO USE,
1911 Pennsylvania ave- between 10th and llth sts
i0ii Pennsylyania ave.. between 10th and nth sta
iVAi Pennsyiyania ave., between 10Th and 18th sts
Three doors from flth street
Three doors from 18th street.
Three doors from nth street jeA
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IL the editor of the Sunday Ckronicle will take
look through South Washington, he will find il
is not quite the God-forsaken place he imagines-
twill rather astonish him TO note the amount of
Improvement going on in that part of the city
and the general indications DR. growth and pros
perity there.
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SOME MALICIOUS PERSON inserted an adyer>
tisement In the wants yesterday, apparently
designed to annoy Mr. p. Culinane, contractor
by calling for laborers, except Irish, TO work 81
81 per day, and TO make application at the mum
Der Of his residence. He informs US that he hal
nothing " do with the advertisement
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l. MILY FLOUR.
In store and for sale low
Golden Hill - Hawk Eye"
Llnganore." Missouri Fancy
And Great West FAMILY FLOUR.
AND ALL OTHER GRADES,
in lots to suit, by
w.MGALT 500,
my5-u Indiana avenue and Let street.
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A S-iScH WATERMAN

Mr.. Lloyd offered an amendment that the bonds be
issued faster than required by the work snd thai
bonds for the faithful discharge Of his trust. The
bl was read second time and ordered TO be printed
Csnncil bill to enable the city Of Georgetown Il
anetipate its Seyenue was read the first time and
aid over.
House bin to provide for an engine house and en-.
CINE in that section Of the city between Sd and I'm
streets west aud north Of street, was read second
time.
House bill relating TO giving false alarms Of fire
was read third time and passed.
Adiournedio Monday.
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COFFEFs
MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
CElL0N. LAGUAHRA. MARACAIBO. RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
BROWNING A. MIDDLETON,
bl4 pennsNlNaria a ret.run.
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SoUTH WASHINGTON GuARps.-T This com
Iany met At the Armory last evening for drill.
Capt. Boyd and Lieut.. Thompson having oh,
tanned possession Of the building during the day,
and removed the arms from the former Quarters
OF the company 10 the upper story of the Armory,
where an future the company will meet A.,
election OF officers as held 10 I'LL vacancies re-
sultlng as iollows:-Wm. X. Amber, second
lieutenant; 3. G. Merrill, orderly sergeant: Ed
ward Garrison, second sergeant, G. MeaR third:
WIN. ID. Tabler, fourth; G. Bressnan fifth: A. f.
Mcdonald, third; Barney Quinn, fourth: y. w.
Ridgley, treasurer; A. Kelpy, armorer The com
pany is wen advanced in drill and bids fair IN
become tine organization.
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n0UBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS At
y great bargains, at PRINCE s Loan Office Sales
Rooms, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue. au1s-u
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ASTRAL OIL.
DepcJor PSdffs Nov Explosive 1sfrdr Osl
just received, 40 gallons Pratt's ASTRAL OF
warranted not 10 explode. Trade suppiied at Ne
BROWNING & MIDDLETON.
6lA
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lash PAID FOR LADIES, GENTS AND
No S0oT CHl I CAST OFF CLoTHING,
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail freri
Georgetown or Washington attended to oc1S-lY
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ELPHoNZo YOUNGs,
NM. II. SEARS.
BROWNING IA MIDDLETON

- would respectfully ask a tr.al e thor
fine oOLoNG TEA, AZ 81 per pound. a. it'has o.
been pronounced by connoisscurs the fne.st in -
the market. u -
TEAS.
FINEST GrNPOWpER,
FINEST IMPERIAL.
FINEST YOUNG HYsON,
FINEST JAPAN.
FINEST 0OLOkG,
FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
ell pew crop, and At CRAFTY reduced prices AZ
BROWNING & MIDDLEToNS.
Ola pennsy " ania avenue
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SHERRY WINE IN BOND
We have lew ar. casks very pale and dnliea-a
Favored SHERRY in the Custom House II George
town. ID: e, which " will sell AT a very small al
vance. IL l. wine of own importation from 10
celebrated house of isi, Cadiz and has been pro-
nonnced by Judges le finest wine this side the
Atlantic. Samples can be AZ our stare.
We are sole Agents for the District for J. III
Martin Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distelled from the best grain expressly
Tor medcinal Uses The trade supplied disfiller 3
prices, by BEOWNING a MIDDLETON.
Ia Oh ppnnsNlN ania
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1.-THE ABOVE LOTS HAVE BEEN SUB.
corner Al street and Louisiana avenue, and al On.
auet.oneers. REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE

EoR sALE-Those desirable LOTS in SQUARE 81 A
Il fronting on New Jersey avenue, North CsP,loi|
street and street Also, several fine BlILpinSs
LOTS on 1lst street n. W., and several lsrfe anu
very desirable HOUSES in the same locafien ~
Juan BOYLE a CO,
myl-eotf Brokers, sls 7th street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28
Whatcom County Fair.

On Saturday, October 14th, the
annual fair of tho Whatcom County
Agricultural Society was held in the
large building at the foot of Wharf
street, in Whatcom, where q display
of fruits and vegetables we're exposed
to view that would have convinced
the most skeptical that the people Of
Washington Territory have no need
to 60 hey ond their own borders to
procure anything needed for man in
the way Of eatables.
Quite a sensation was created by
the appearance Of some sheep Of the
Cotswold breed, recently imported
from England by Mr.. Baxter Of
Whatcom, late from California.
These sheep will weigh from 800 to
400 pounds, and clip over IA pounds
Of wool.
at the close of the exhibition the
following premiums were awarded:
H. G. Barkhausen-For the best
half bushel of wheat, $3.50; oats,
50; barley, So; peas, 50; beans,
81.
For the best display of potatoes:
II. A. March--Early Rose, 81.
F. +. Lanc-Kidney, 81; Peach
Blow, 81.
John Bennett-Mcshannock, 81;
Pink-eye. 81.
John G. Verick-Prince Albert,
81.
John Misunderstanding, 81.
John Bennett-For the heaviest
Swcde turnips, $3.50; Early beet,
81.
+. F. Lane-Red carrots, 81.
John Bennett White carrots, 81 ;
parsnips, 81 ; table beets, 81; onions,
$3.50; cabbages, So.
III. a. March-Tomatoes, 81; In
dian corn. 81.
ii. g. Barkhausen-Squasl, 81.
ii. A. March-Best display Of fall
apples, $3.50.
John Bcnnett-Winter apples,
$3.50; winter pears, $3.50; plums
and peaches, $3.50; grapes, $3.50 ;
best boquct of flowers, 81.
ii. A. Marcl-Best sample of
fresh butter, 81; currant wine, 81 ;
breed of chickens, $3.50.
After which a meeting Of the Soci-
city was held, when, upon vote, the
fec for membership was raised from
81 to $3.50.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: z. Eldridge,
President; ii. G. Barkhausen, Sec
rotary; John Bennett, Treasurer.
The proceedings closed with a
grand ball for the benefit of the Soci-
ETY.. which was held up stairs in the
brick building, and the number of
ladies present on the occasion satisfied
everybody that the discovery had at
last been made that there was q place
called Whatcom.-2ribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28

the crowd. Yesterday, on his attempting
to speak ogain, when he referred to Cath.
olics As thieves. cut threats and murdcrers,
the box on which he stood was kicked from
under him, aud he fell to the pavement
lie was seriously hurt, and was Withdrawn
under the protection Of the police. There
is much excitement in town.
The congregation of DR.. Chapin's
Church yesterday contributed $4,000
cash aud loan of $4,000, toward re.
building St. Paul's Universalist Churh, of
Chicago.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-The bark Noskii,
from GLASGOW, arrived to. day. She re.
ports that on Sept. 18th. in latitude SO,
longitude Al, she picked up a boat con.
tanning the second mate and four seamen
of the English bark Lord Lindsay. They
left her in a sinking condition, twenty
hours previously. The captain, first mate
and nine men refused to leave and prob
ably fouudered on board.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Subscription
are opened here for the relief Of the Wis
cousin and Michigan sufferers. One half
of the $4,000 contributed by number OF
merchants for the relief of Chicago, has
been applied to Wisconsin and Michigan
New York. Oct. ga large party
of workmen, Of various trades, start for
Chicago tomorrow.
COLUMBIA, Oct 24-Iu the Colored
Convention. today, resolutions were offered
favoring the denomination Of President
Grant. Subsequently. however, n substi
tutc was adopted, declaring it impossible
to anticipate the Republican party.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, Oct. 24.-The forests
on the mountains are still burning.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-The volunteer rigi-
ment is disbanded.
The work Of rebuilding the burnt dis.
trict is progressing with wonderful rap
idity.
The weather continues favorable. Sad
evidences of the loss of life by the great
fire are daily discovered in the ruins both
of the North and South divisions, and
leave little doubt that many persisted in
the terrible whirlwind, whose remains have
not been found.
New YORK, Oct. 24-Leading dry
goods merchants Of Chicago will meet here
in Il day or two, to consult with dealers
here concerning their present obligations
and future transactions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28
Real Estate Sales.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded in this city during tho past
week:
w. Fl. Avery ond wife to l. B. Thomas, 200
acres, township IL N. r. 2 W., consideration
$4,000.
T. N. Ford to !. b. Thomas. 80 acres, town.
ship 10 N. r. 2 w.. $500.
TT. McKenny and wife to l. B. Thomas,
231 60-1O0 acres, township 10 N. r. W.,
$1,1575O.
Jane Wylie to I. B. Thomas, $50 acres, town.
ship 10 N. X. . W., $4,000.
John s. Dobbins and wife to l. b. Thomas,
so acres. township 10 N. X. W., $1,000.
T. I. McKenny and wife to I. b. Thomas.
461a acres. township 10 N. II. W., $50.
John Mum to l. b. Thomas, 1870 6S 100
acres township 10 N. X. 2 W.. $50.
A. w. Laughlin to !. b. Thomas, So 69-1OO
acres, township 10 N. r. w., 5000.
A. w. Moore to I. B. Thomas, "A 6S.1OO
acres, township 10 N. r. w., $40.
c. H. Hall to l. b. Thomas, 1907 acres.
township 10 N. r. 2 W.. $3SO.75
w. H. Cushman to I. B. Thomas. 1911 7S-10O
acres. township 10 N. R. 2 W.. $1,000.
Hazard Stevens to G. Mckay. 5 acres. town.
ship 10 N. H. E., $25.
c. M. Carter to w. H. Hillory, 10 acres.
township 10 N. r. 1 W.. SO. r,
c. NJ. Carter to c. w. Todd, 10 acres, town.
ship 10 N. r. E.. $50.
Isaac Dillon to j. F. Devore. 40 acres, town.
ship Is N. h. W., $500.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28

- A Portland paper learns from Gen.
Sprague, that the N. P. r. r. Company
haze aaoat and shortly to arrive, 1900
tons Of railroad iron. and he has also re.
ceived advices Of shipments being. made
East (the vessels having the freight on to
sail 10 this monthly Of from 4 1000 to 5000
tons of railroad iron, two frst-class en-
gines and several frst-class passenger cars.
The company will have in running order
on this end twenty.seven miles this year,
to which will be added fully from 40 TO 80
miles next year. The contracts for build
ing the same have been or will be let.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28

The MUD FLArs.-Ssyeral ambitious
parties have erected platforms on the mud
fats fronting the town, with the intention
Of holding the same under some forced con-
struction of the land laws. It is generally
believed that they will have their trouble
for their pa ins, and nobody appears to en-.
terrain cow lotion that they will hold the
land when the public interest requires
vacation. The excitement incident to the
purchase Of large tracts Of land in this vi.
ciuity, appears to have been the incentive
to this action Of the bumpers"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28

MARR1ED.-It is reported that Mr.. s
L. Maxwell, Of the Seattle lssell;gencer
was married to . young lady Of that place
last Tuesday evening, and came up on the
North Pacific and Immediately proceeded
by stage to Portland. While We wish ouI
contemporary Unreasonable joy, We protest
against the mysterious way he has com
mitted neutrality-suspicious. letting his
friends;know when the important event wat
to take place. We expect to see the Istel
ligexcey come out for woman suffrage on
his return.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28

ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-The Statesman
says that another proposition has been
submitted to the people of Walla Walla
for railroad connection with Wallula as
follows: The local company known as
the Walla Walla and Columbia River
Railroad Company propose to build good,
substantial narrow gauge road, with I" T"
rails, and have it completed before the first
day Of november, 1872; provided, the
sum Of $4,000 can be raised by subscrip-
ton BY the FIRST of next month. The time
for paying the amount subscribed is, one
third at the time that one third of the
length of the road is completed; ne.third
at the time the second third of the road is
completed, aud the remaining third when
the whole Of the road is in running order.
Religious rivals are in progress at Eu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28
B0r Miss Anthony's lecture last Satu,

b0- Miss Anthony's lecture last Satur.
day evening was we'll attended and her
remarks elected much applause. She
answered satisfactorily the objections urged
against the ballot to women. Mrs. Dun.
iway followed with few common sense re-
marks, and complimented the STANDARD
for its advocacy of the cause of woman
suffrage. She closed with the proposition
to club the Ney Northwest with the
STANDARD for four dollars for the TWO pa.
pers. We concur.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-28
RAILROAD LETTING!
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
80 MILES.

OEALED proposals will be received until
y noon, Wednesday, November 18th 1871, at
the Engineers Office in Kalama, Washington
Territory, for doing all the
Grading, Bringing and Track.
LAYING ON THIRTY MILEs NoRrHwARD,
beginning thrty-6vc miles from Kalama. +
The work will be arranged In subdivisions
of five miles.
Plans, specifications, etc. may be seen and
further explanations given at the Office of Thos.
B. Morris, Engineer of the Pacific Division, in
Kalama, on and after Monday, October 23rd,
1871. By order of the President,
J. GREGORY SMITH.
W. MILxER RosKRrs,
Engineering Chief.
Kalama, Wash. Ter, Oct. 20, 1871. 52-w2