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Observation-Disclosures

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Die @ffoeiirts
9irrmrn6' l)rrIldrrun9s Comp
ton Baltimore,
var. 4, Scutbftrass,
statnabtr otm -Sun- .etbdnot,
8aGrs &abitat 2O2, 800 GpEars,
osrNbstt gtbauss pobilitu Eeaartu uue snssrts as.
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SeutidDc SOlt8s
Grurr' DrrIldDrrungss Gr(rll(6aft
puH
Baltimore.

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BEN YOitamtt gtQsnAber.
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ahn'tlgcn 0ebnRungtu unb bttsbUtt Nidis thr PoIt.
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@tnoal, Agrnt fit DaIblneiou unb btn BiRtth 90.
lumbtG; Or. GoutB & d abe. Burtau Rr $50,
10, GtruBt. DGi9tRRt0u. D. q.
(Wutl,l9,) ~ q. Gobn Sttr.
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Sr. 6. 8. Wraut,

SOEs We 0s VtuWSf
Nr. as, seprb.eibertptt ttraBs, Baltintoft.
rtu 500 6trate labltu, ptnn az &ngbrhftgtt, 2nft
rbbrtnans Gnhanouna, btstnnsnot SGpinbIndt. Rirs
at6mieftit Beruf otr Sfimuis Gatarrb uno ole 2tt-
esr ess 9allss ntr 4unst otr 2arnDset, ets Sluits
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sridt serseffen, bak Or. @rant dIe nsbsl bstlt,
utt he aud bttBtn un6 bti@afttn itn m6atn. Or bts
tnst ots Rranfsn bel faa uno bel Ra6t tHbrli27 lS)
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Baltimore.
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Contribution.
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Sie S6rnucano oioatur Oes
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-10

The PROFIT AND Loss.-If farmer
kept as nice and exact accounts with
the cattle, the fields, the orchards and
the crops with which he has annual
dealings, just as his more careful broth.
er the merchant does, he would find a
spirit of business working into all his
habits, and progress and push would
inevitably follow. The loose notion
seems to be that here are the fields,
and there the buildings, and living
must somehow be got out of them
But that will not do in these days.
Every agriculturist is bound to know
what his farm yields him for his own
consumption, and how much for sale
and then he will be able to get at any
profits by ciphering the difference less
the cost Of cultivation.-Mass. PLOUGH
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-10
The Best Opportunity Yet

Agents make . $50 per month selling Pamph-
let describing, in detail United States Treasury
Notes, known "Greenbacks.n National Bank
Notes, and the new Treasury Notes; also the pro-
cess of making this money. Upon receipt Of 50
particulars. address LABAN HEATH 4 CO., 30
Hanover St. Boston, Mass.
VOID QUACKs.-A victim of early indscre-
IA ton, causing nervous debility, premature de-
cay, &c, having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has a simple means Of selfcure, which he
will send free 10 his fellow sufferers. Address J..
III. FUTILE, IS Nassau ST., New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-10
Cure for Female Weakness.

Made from an Indian recipe; certain curt
without supporters. Prepared and sold by Mrs
Linus Beieh.r, Randolph, Mass. SEND stamp fol
circulars Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-10
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

UIuR6AR how made in 10 hours without drug.
Vim Particulars 10 cts y. Sa6K. Cromwell, Conn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-10
7-3O GOLD LOAN
OF THE
Northern Pacific R. R
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
(begun July last) is being pushed forward with
great energy from both eNtremities of the line.
Several thousand men employed in Minnesota
and on the Pacific coast The grade is nearly
completed 268 miles westward from Lake Supe-
rior trains running over $50 miles of finished
road, and tracklaying is rapidly progressing toward
the eastern border of Dakota. Including its pur-
chase of the st. Paul & Pacific Road, the Northern
Pacific Company now has Ala miles of completed
road and by September next this will be increased
to st least $50.
now selling, and unhesitatingly recommend, as a
Profitable and perfectly safe investment, the First
Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. They have 30 years
to run, bear Seven and ThreeTenihs per cent. gold
interest more than per cent. currency and are
secured by first and only mortgage on the entire
road and lis equipments, and also, as fast as the
$500 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of track
enpt from L. 5. Tax; Principal and Interest are
payable in Gold; Denominations; Coupons, el00
to 81 900; Registered slo0 TO $4,000.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 1905
al all times receivable at ten per cent. above
psr 10 exchange for the Company's Lands, at their
lowest cash price. This renders them practically
interest baar1ug land warrants.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds of all sales OF
and cancellation of the First Mortgage Bonds Of
the Company. The Land Grant of the Road ex-
eeeds Fifty Million Acres. This immense Sinking
Fund will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the
Company's bonded debt before it falls due. With
their ample security and high rate of interest, there
Is no Investment accessible to the people which is
more profitable or safe.
EXCHANGING U. 5. FIvETwENTIEs. The
success of the New Government per cent. Loan
will compel the early surrender of United States
per cents. Many holders of Fve-Twenties are now
exchanging them for Northern Pacific Seven hr.
ties. thus realizing handsome profit, and greatly
increasing their yearly income.
OTHER SECURITIES-All marketable Stocks
and Bonds will be received at their highest current
price in exchange for Norther Pacific Seven hr-
ties. Express charges on money or Bonds received,
and on seven-Thir sent in return, will be paid
by the Financial Agents. Full information, maps,
pamphlets, etc, can be obtained on application at
any agency, or from the undersigned.
For sale by
JAY OOH z Go GO
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, WASHINGTON,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad
Company.
B. e. Potter Bro.
w. T. johnson, Cashier Granite National Bank,
Agents in Augusta. - feb5- teod&w3m
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs PoR GRANITE PoR rHH NEW
Il STATE DEPARTMENT
oYrIcs or surEkylsis9 AscHlrpctS
HH NEW.

wIsHIssrQS, .MSy,@, pi'
seelcd Proposals VII b received until 10 o'elest
supersisns Architset q IN. Trca-ary DcPsr,Ss.ss.
Tor furnishing and delivering the site - tina pre-
b s. sssl1s Al ths aissn.cn sr.aIts rc2sirS fes
abOst ls9o cubic feed Will b. rcQuired. Pr0ps-sis
rust STATE the rrice pr cubic food for stones .hoss
rate of increase in pgtce for st-s exc-sling ~ ..tx
cubic f-tt The exsct s.erge size q the stn-- o>-
FEET Son 70 Is SSs wi % esess
o. schedule 81 net sizes that will b. furnishai ths
oontrActor one ileh will be allowed for quarry a.
FSch bid must be accompanied 4, a snp,nle l,c.-s.
y inches cube, q the granite l. propo-I 60 fur
and good grain free from disoloring 80 other res,
substances. and capable of withStAnding ths 49,,
~ ~ siid thA1 hA- bn inily ts-tc b.
ng the quality and quantity desired within one yrar
and from which stone has been Is now being usci
Bidders will state how soon they oan commences the
de'ery 4 stone, and the amount pr week they
mum sizes OF stone that be obtained frm n
No I'D win ~ received except frcrn the owners or
pissed O. Ice Furnished.
An proposals must he made On the printed forms
accompanied by a penal bond in the snn II if.x
Thousand dollars SoooD that the biider viii eve
cute sed ProrIn the contract II awarded % him, ana
dred Thousand dollars. slsl esD,l aud a valid and
binding lease Of the quarry % the Government, a.
tract the lease take eject upon the failure ~ a..
contractor 60 comply with the terms Of the CONTRACT
possession e the quarry and work il al The -
TIE contractor IN csse Of such default
The right TO reject and all bids received il re-
Proposals must be inclo-.d in asealed enyel,p..
indursed : Proposals for Granite for New state Be.
supervi architect. Treasury Department.. s-s-
inston, ID. q. my1s "a
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EVENING STAR.
A CALIFORNIA; story.

sorne time ago, . man named Gregory Sum
mcTfeld va murdered By being pushed from
road st Cope Horn. and falling down . thousand
feet onto the rocks below. Summerheld va a
man of eIIsordinAry Literary and scientific 81
death "the man with . secret" The only
person on the platform With him when he Wa
thsnst down the precipioe VS. Leonidas Parker,
q Sacramento lawyer Of talent and excellent
reputation. He was twice tried for the murder,
and esch time mysteriously acquitted. Recently
he died, but left behind him On explanation OF
the whole transaction A short time before
SummeTteld's death he came into PGkers
once. that being his first appearance in Sacrs-
he b,d f,tbomed the might, secrct OF making
water burn by means OF preparation or
potassium, which would separate the particles
and rrCrr.tinr it, own force, and proceeding
until ali the particles were destroyed. Possessed
OF this terrible power. he demanded Al ,oo0 900 to
be raised in San Francisco, or he would set the
Pacific ocean on IRE, and let the world take the
couSeGusnces- Parker thought himself dealing
with n lunatic, and treated tho matter dsdain-
pills in = vashbovl Of water, which skipped
and Kissed around as ID always does, and seemed
shout to expire, when shsrp explosion took
place, and, to his surprise, the liquid blazed
in lurid flames 70 the ceiling until every
drop consumed. Deeming this worth
considering, he impaired the discovery, with
q bishop, n chemist, two State university pro-
fe>-Crs, a physician, n judge, and two Prot
eFtant diyineS, who, with himself, witnessed the
experiment on q grand scale in q mountain
lake ten miles FROM San Francisco. In fifteen
minutes every drop Of water in the pool was
consumed. and the committee became alarmed.
while Summerheld became tmportunste. Only
= half million could be raised at San Francisco,
and something must be done or the Pacific ocean
would roll pillows OF fame instead OF water. IL
was proposed TO attempt subscription, in New
York, when the bishop rose snd said that all
that vas child. play; that nothing would satisfy
the wretch, and determination vss, under the
circumstances, tustinAble. All coinoided, and
Parker, who knew the gorges and vindings of
the Pacific road, was chosen a. humsnty's
avenging angel In the conclusion of his docu-
ment, he says -" selected Cape Horn - the
hest adapted to the purpose, and the
public knows the rest Having been fully COM
United by two tribunals Of the law mako this
final appeal to my fellOvmen throughout the
State, and ask them confidently not TO reverse
the judgment already pronounced"
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DIED.

CROFFE On the nth insfant, after q long IL
neS-. CAROLINE B. CROFFE, aged % years
Relatives snd friends % ths family invited To
attend her funeral from her late residence corner
10Th and G streets, Wednesday, o'clock .. m
HOOVER. On the l3th instant, ELLA SIMS
daughter Of Adam NJ. and Harriet 8. Hoover aged
- months and 34daye
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents, No Ss4 Penney lysnia avenue on Tues
day, the 18th instant, AZ O'Clock.
MITCHELL. At l10 =. n. on the l2th June, Mrs
HARRIET NJ MITCHELL, relict Of the late james
Mitchell, Of this city, aged 50 years.
MORROW Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock p N.
WOODALL- ON Monday morning, June I2th
WILLIAM JOSEPH, only son Of William A AMI
Mary Wosdan, in the slst year Of his age.
Funeral services will be conducted the residence
of J. %. Lee, No. l245 5th street N. W. Tuesday
June 18th, At p. m. His remains will be taken to
Baltimore for interment "Wednesday morning, June
I4,h.
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NOTICE TO COAL pEALKRs

Sailed Proposals win be received ct thi. on % uut
lsT July, 1871, for
FOUR THOUSAND TONS STEAMBOAT COAL.
equal TO the best Georges Greek coal that opmes
down the Chesape and Ohio Canal, 20 b. deliy-
cred on the wharf Of Potomac Steamboat Company
st 9TH street, sshington, ID. U, during the lear
ending SOth June, lS52, at such times aud In euoI
quantities the company may elect
W. p GARTER, Superintendent
Once Of Potomac Steamboat Company I - Light
ueef, Baltimore je5-sOtJy1
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AUCTION "a
TO-MORR0K.
III LATIMHR q OLHARY, Auctioneers,
(SuccessOrs 70 Cooper Latfner,)
Spu1lWAst of II - "a Ir.l -

RI LATIMBR OLHARY, Auctioneers,
tSucceesors 70 cooper Latimer,D
southwest corner Of Pennsylv ania are and Ilth st
BNTIRE gFFEoTs OF wILLABps HOTEL AT
CONSISTING IN PART OF FifTY PRREoR
f1A FFkfMG ksrhAE 9sp FFsK
F k32ksI PPhAPRBsTRRH, TELyETS BRUSSELS,
MhhR kBhK H4SSssDBER SUITS Of nwAhNgF
E FSfSiTR t%k. ,5asE sSfEEs sEbstsAHBss
RSfEs. sUPEkf Ssrf Aais MsP PrRxxAHR
Ts6HTsf ASP J Ss9ISSTEEs s
SPREADS, C0MfoRTs, SHEETS AND TABLE
hhIINE I'm REP AND LACE CURTAINS, MAR
ofhRK bNIsG f F9BLkss 1 3fNfSG Gui ASR
a, sTPERinR C0LLECTION OF SILVER,
PHHAhT EbpI MrAAI T PITCHERS, GAST0ES
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND PoRkso
kN ExTESsiyE kssoRTMHERNSFF OF SFEt HIM,
A M GLASS WARE, 4 SUPERIOR Ass0RT,
RlES, STEAM Engine, TWO No, / BOILERS.
PUMPS, MASGLEs; WASHING, MAoHHiSNTEss
COLLECTION OF C0PPER COOKING UTEN.
WITH NUMEROUS sIfSFTINGs, &c. | II L !"
a co 0n MONDAY MORNING, June 18th, 1871,
- from day to day, until the whole is disposed OF,
HVMe shall sell the entire effects Of HiIlaris
Hotel for account Of James Sykes, Esq, being
q iture ever sold in Washington.
Terms All sums under $500 cash; Of and over that
amount credit OF two and four months with APP
je2 If PatS Repl LATIMEBS CLEARY, Aucts.
RI LATIMER 8 OLEARY, Auotionoers,
49, n
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II Al RIED.

BAILEY-PALMER. On tn. sth Instant ut Firh
Baptist Church, by Rev. 9. Q. Mead0r, JOSEPH ID.
BAILEY t. Mise KATIE PALMER, all Of wash
ingtOn- Baltimore, Md, and Calvert City, Texas
pc pers please copy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Rr LATIhBB CLHABY, Anctionecrs,
- tsuceessors - Cooper q LstimerD
Southwest corner OF Penns. avenue and Ilth street
cHASCERI SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
TTs1WEHH sF GFfO5 ATR
E Court q the District Of Columbia, in DsyIy :,
oor for sale public suction in front Of he prem
n 1sss; On M0Npaf the l9h day # June st
:; H. 'SSs s toss the aa
thirty tsoj feet on street north. ami running baSE
Nth that width one hundred and forty seven ClE)
:, The improvements consist Of q Brick Dwelling
amt B srn Stable s sD cnS GSS
M hs h c pR
Fr.nkiin PARK, immediateIy opposite. in addition
70 5ss natural Of the location having
Terms Of sale: opo-third of the. purchase money
cesh; balance IN three equal instalme1ts, ut g. IS
snd p months the deferred payments to be secured
day of sale; all cash, at the option Of the pur
Trustee until the &stcstiSn Of the s'1 sas By the
Court and the payment of the entire purchase money
purchaser at the time Of the sale and
j.la Il ffsfzH .' aEEskI Ti 3as;s
RY GREEN sWILLIAMs, Auctioners,
- No. 319, southeast corner 7th and sts
CHANCERY SALE OF OLCoTT,s .sTARLR
RTTi 4iIiS SfT X4Sb GRAHAMs SMITH SHOP
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Ia the District Of Columbia, passed therein on tho
TN day Of February, A. D., Isl, in cause
therein depending between Shannon ct plaintiffs,
and Talburtt ct al :, defendants, No. ,63s Eg Doc
o. the undersigned appointed trustees by said decree
will, on MONDAY, The 18th day of June, 1871. at
O'Clock p m, proceed to sell, at public auction to
the highest bidder tho following valuable Improved
real estate IN square ~ in said city, viz All Of Lot
II, IN said square, having front OF 81 feet on sh
street west, and depth Of 100 feet, occupied By
OlcOtt's stable building
Also, the northern Is feet front Of Lot 49, running
back 100 feet in depth, occupied by Grahams smith
shop.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree,
VIII be, one third Of purchase money cash; balance
in equal deferred payments, bearing interest. at one
and two years, secured by q deed Of trust ON tho
property deposit Of 500 win be required As each
lot Is knocked down. All conveyancing and stamps
Of cost OF purchasers III the terms OF sale are not
complied with within FIVE days, the trustees reserve
the right To sell ct the COST and risk Of the defaun9
purchaser.
A. THOS. BRADLEY,l
Il. ROSS PERRY, {Irustes
GREEN WILLIAMS
nyA stuthSds AuctiOneers.
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nY GRHKN D WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEE sALn o. VALUABLE REAL Es

- Under and by virtue Of decree OF the su
- prems Court Of the District OF Columbia, rens
6dered in Chancery cause No. Nd, entitled KID
man ct al Kibble win sell, az public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of June, A. d. 1871
late Alexander Kibble, deceased vis:-Lot NO eieh-
teen, tls,) In square numbered one hundred and
and 18th streets northwest running back 10 an alley
containing 443 square feet, more less, improved
Frame Houses on the alley. = : - :
The property on street 10 situated IN an eligible
and rapidly improving section Of tho city and pre-
sents rare chance for Inv estment
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance IN twelve
Arb twenty -four mon3hs, with notes bearing interest
secured By deed Of trust the property sold Com
yeyancing and stamps ut the cost Of purchaser. $50
arc not complied with within I'VE days from day OF
sale the Trustee reserves the right 10 resell at the
EDWARD O. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
esd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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JAMES RRDPATH resppesrs In "The New
Evangel," which he dedicates humbly to the
Heather Bret Hero ie the gtan1a:
80 This j. the day Of Rimpton aud Blui-o,
This il the Aze Of the gambler unstsined;
ROughs sre like Christ, Sc John Hay has said SOD
Pardon i. now by stage thunder sets gained;
You may murder or steal, Keep house Of i'll fame,
And still 60 TO Hesven-V pos opIp dee sozae !"
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~Paul Konevka, wen known in this
county by his silhOuettes Of ga Midsummer
Nights Dream" and "Fsust," died May 10, ~
Berlin, Of disease Of the lungs, after severe suf
feTing for months.
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NEW SAVINGS BANK u

n ~
SECURE AND PROFITABLEI
ONE DOLLAR A MONTH
PAID IN, UNTIL sse HAS BRES PAID.
WITH no INrBRBsTJ
VIII SECURE
ONE OF THOSE
DEssRABLE BUILDING LOTS
HUNTING TONI
youCgIoS OF THE MAIN STEM
LATERAL BRANCHES
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
ANs ONLY
TWENTY MINUTES RIDE
Froo the hesrt Of ths City, and but Fifty kn.tss
from Baltimore,
REGULAR TRAINS
WILL BE RUNNING AUGUST l.
A writing given securing the Lot or Lots purchased
upon the first payment being made.
TAXES ALL PAID TO INCLUDE Isrs.
BRICK HOUSES
OF -Four, Six and Eight Rooms. according to plans
submitted, built on accommodating terms.
LARGE SALES HAVE BEEN REcRSrr
MADE TO BUILDERS, WHO WILL
IMPROVE THKRK LARGELY
THIS SUMNER.
TWO LARGE PUBLIC PARKS.
eAR FARE But ELEvEs CENTS PER DAFT
BEFORE A LOT ON THE SovHL rERxs
HERE OFFERED ID ONEHALF PAID
FOR, THESE LOTS WILL BIN
SMILING AND VALUED
AT ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS KACHt
LOIS s1fxB SELLING AT Gas oAsa. ex
csc, PAYABLE o. hoNTHAf.
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