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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20

The Monument Fair closed on Saturday
night, it having been continued for six con-
secutve nights. giving variety of interesting
and really meritorious stage entertainments,
and furnishing abundant scope for social en-
joyment, and the putting out of money for a
good cause. Large audiences have been in
attendance on every evening except the first
The entertainment on Saturday evening was
given by the scholars of our popular gram
mar school, and was pronounced by many
present the best of the series, the scholars
taking their parts with that pronptness and
spirit that characterize all the efforts of ibis
school, directed by the Principal, Mr.. Rob-
ertson. There was lively contest in voting
for the dictionary, the favorites being Brooks
Pettingll, who Is in the high school, and Ma
mic Harlow, who is in the grammar school.
The book was won by Pettingill. The sew
ing machine fell to the lot of J. W. Harlow.
the oil painting to Gen. b. +. Harris, the will
low chair and the bracelets to Herbert Watt
and the big doll to f. c. Allen. The tables
were cleared of their contents. The fair was
in every respect successful, and the ladies
and gentlemen who specially labored to make
it so, are entitled to special thanks, as well as
our citizens generally, who lent ii the en-
enlargement of their presence and support.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20

The House naval committee to-day after
revising the printed copies of the testimony
OF the Subcommittee in defence of Robson
will decide whether to frame n new report
allow the majority repor. already prepared to
.fnnl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20
Indian Matters.

Owing to difference of opinion regarding
transaction of certain business of the Indian
office, William Leeds. chief clcrk has been
suspended from duty for thirty days, during
which there will be IN investigation into the
difficulties. The authorities are very reticent
concerning the affair. Rsr4a a ~E I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20
Chicago Produce Market.

FLOUR-Superfne Western and state, 4.5064.5
81 Southern, 525d52
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20
Nominations by the Governor.

nations. to be acted upon by the Executive
Council this week:
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Printing and binding.

The House committee on printing and
binding have agreed to report with favorable
recommendation Singletons bill to reduce
expense OF public printing and binding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20

Judge Hunts condition has changed for the
worse, but the physician does not consider
him in immediate danger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20
Commissions Signed.

The President to-day signed the commits
sions of Orange Ferris of New York, James
b. Howell Of Iowa and Asa Odds of Vermont
to the Southern claims committee, and l.. b.
Bradford of New York, 10 be Chief Justice
'ot the Supreme Court of the territory of
New Mpxirn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-20
The japanese Indemnity.

1t is believed the House foreign affairs com
mittee will report in favor of the bill refund
ing the balance OF japanese indemnity on
hand to ,Japan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-21

BALTIMORE April 10, 1870
Cotton firm. Mlidling. li3ic.
Flour quiet and unchanged for low grades: high
grades &c OIL since yesterday.
Whc0t-SOuthcrn: No receipts and prices nominal.
Western inactive. Southern red. 81 O6d o.; do am
Der 81 10; MOI Pennsylvania red, a ia; No West
crn winter red spot and April y Ol'ia Ogis; May
81 Og'G; June II 10.
Corn-southcrn: No receipts and prices unchanged.
Western inactive. Southern white, i7c do yellow.
4k@i3c: Western mixed. spot aud April 49, "a exc:
May I2f4o i2c: June. i5isaiijac; July, lia Hac;
Oats higher aud in demand southern 3i,aJ7c;
Western white, 3JG3jc; do mixed, $50 33c; Penusyv,.
mia, 33d35c.
Rye quiet at dGlc
Hay steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice, s2Ili.
Provisions duh and weak for bull; lois. Mess pork.
so 500 1919. Bulk meats Loose shoulders, SIC; clear
rib sides, jc packed, llc aud SIC Bucou-Shouidprs,
Tao; cler-rib sides &C. Hams, g4d07.c Lard refined
In iierces, re Butter steady prime TO choice West
ern packed sG2Oc; roll llg Toe Eggs firm aud active
at IL "a he
Petroleum steady Crude, 75sas4c refined, o49
0isc.
coffee firm and quiet, Rio cnrgocs ordinary to
choice, 100 Toe,
sugar steady. A soir, sDsac.
Whisky dun at 81 Ola or.
Frclghls to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
3l6d; Hour, % sd grain. 3D.
Recelps-FlOur, ",3W bblS wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
l02,G0Obu; oats, 600 bu.
shpmcuts-Whcat. 1900 hui corn, 1860 bu
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


Mr. Washington Oint, the wcll.known painter,
died Saturday afternoon, at his residence, No. 90
Fayette street, of typhoid fever Mr.. Ollutt was
one of the most respected and of the oldest cit
izons of the town. He was ilty.two years OF age.
His funeral will take place at nino o'clock this
morning.
Lieutenant Skppon, of the Third Precinct was
taken suddenly Ill on Saturday morning in the of
flee of his precinct. lie was carried into his pri-
vate room where he received medical attendance,
after which he was conveyed to his home in Wash.
ington, His ailment was nervous prOstration.
The arrivals at the fish wharf Saturday were 5000
herring 8OQ shad, 1000 tailorS and 200 punches of
per hundred, tallors 81 per hundred and bunch
fish fifteen cents per bunch.
The break in the main sewer on Potomac, near
Bridge street in the of the residence of Captain
Turllcy hos been repaired much to the grHtilca.
ton of the citizens in that locality.
The Rey, j. j. Joyce and wife have gone to Phla
delphia to attend the funeral Of Mrs JoyCes father
James Thomas, Brooklyn n. Y, and Charles Sill
fer Maryland, are at the West End Hotel.
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1879
GREAT


70 THE E EENNfY WhsT A R2p g5urnwrsr
~ u IDioInlTBIETTeHcK, STEEI Rails, ',,',a'
SPLENDID SCENERY MA MMAAeNlFlcENr E0ulf'
IN EFFECT b bEGEMBER 49, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
For Ttis6aTs s" and p the west C6 a. M daily with
rnrlor Car to Plttsburg and sleeping c 2I nom
7:iO p. m daily with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
BALrIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara FANS
with Palace Cars to Canandaigua, For williams
port Lock Haven. and Watkins at 1910 u M
For New York and the Fast, 1880 and lG5 p m. daily
wi Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 II. m. daily. except
For brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boat3 OF "Brooklyn Annex,
Afiordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferrlage and journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia 1880, $3.50, and lOiIS p m daily Linn
tied Express $50 u. m. daily, except sunday. A..
For Baltimore, T. s3h, 1870 a. m, aud l2O r. M daily
except Sunday 1910 a. me- 1880 o'So 64O' ana ioio
For Pope's Creek Line. a, m, and $40 p H. daily
For Annapolis a. M. and 400 p. m. daily, except
ALEXASbRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria O. 75 g. o. TO- II a. m, and ll5 3, 42o
8, sos, T. aud 1880 p. m. ON sunday H. me- Ito
For Hichmond and tho South. $50 a. and $40 p M.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Gi5, 7il5,S,
9, 10, II II M and l, 3, 40 Gll, aud II y. III.
on Sunday at and 10 a. m, ana bl5 D. m,
commedatonS can be procHPGd at the piiices
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner tslNth street and Pennsyl
LEFT for the checking of baggage to destinations from
ho'e'S "Iu T. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auctionccr. = N"''% a
John SHERMAN 4 Co, AuctIoncors.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. BEING No. l222 TWENTY FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, AND VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING.
By virtue OF deed of trust to us, dated December
30 a. ID. 1877, recorded IN Ibcr No S7I folio 3OS
of the land records for Washington County. in the
District of Columbia and by the direction OF Tile par
secured thereby. will sell ut public auction In
front of the premise No. I'D Twenty first street
SATURDAY, the 18th Of April, 1870 ut o'clock
M, all those certain pieces, parcels. or lots of
ground situate. lying, and being In said Washington
city, District Of Columbia, and known and designated
az parts of lots sixteen 40 and seventeen 40 IN
square numbered seventy Coz Beginning for the
pail OF lot 10 ut the northeast of said lot and
running thence west with the south line of North
street ~ feet inches; thence south % feet thence
west 10 feet thence south 30 feet thence east ~ feet
thence north 20 feet thence east v feet inches and
thence north 20 feet; thence east u feet inches and
thence north 100 feet to the place of beginning. Be
ginning for the pnrt OF lOtE at point in the west
line of Twenty first street 20 feet south of the north
east corner of said lot and square, aud running thence
west l0J feet to the east line OF lot 49, thence south 80
feet thence east 100 feet TO Twentynrst street, and
gcther with the improvements thereon.
PAYABLE In SIX twelve and eighteen months, with In
ierrcd payments 10 be secured BY u deed of trust
the property sOld), all cash. ut the option
of tile purchaser. 900 deposit required ut time
of sale tho terms of which must 10 complied with
within seven days, or reserve the right to resell
the property at the cost and risk OF the delhutlng
purchaser THEO. II. GATCHEL, r,,s,oos
upi-llS w, G. DENALI, 'i"''eN''
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETLfRT M111ERs.


NKw YoEK. April 10. 1870
The foreign commerce of New York for the past
week was s follows General merchandise (import,).
Including dry goods 36.7l9oi3; produce (cxports).
&C. t67.t2B
Money was easy to-day ut i6sj per cont
Foreign cXchunge- Nothing doing.
Government bonds were quiet
State bonds were dull
HiilrOad bonds were strong and higher Erle con-
Soldacd seconds advanced from ~ to a. 10 funded
as from 73i to 73ia and consolidated Is rose to
lNs' Kansas aud Texas rsts rose from GSii to ~.
Lrhigh and Wkcsbarrc consolidated a3senled from
81 to %. hr'ts from o. to Gs do seconds from
y to 99li. Northwestern sinking funds from 1885,, to
lU''s' Delaware aud Hudson registered Grss from ~
to'N's southern Pacific hrsts from 9j to %. Kansas
rachc Gs with coupon certihc ies from l5 to fIais
wabash teN Coupon) hrsts from 10 10 iOGi, do ~
o' TO 49, T. Great Western frsts Cox cnuponJ II ON n5
u, 90 seconds teN coupon from 81, TO sJit aud
~ Nv rtanelsco seconds tclass ~ from ~ to 80 New
'vc,4,y southern ursts dropped from iOis to ~.
a. nc STOCK market was generally strong throughout
tuHy, lUe tphl SHOCKS beiug the urlucpal feature
a,y ynncng 9@i per cent the latter Delaware. Lack
somewhat n settled, but closed nrnier Erie was
nO,ceaDiy strong, advancing 10 q for the common
qua va Tor the preferred The southwestern shnrcS
were well supported aud advanced t,6rs N P cent
me eutirc list closed hrm. The trnnsartio,, epare
gated WU shares of which sGE were Erie uJi were
Lake shore, 9iUJ were Wabash, 1900 were North
ne,i,erl. GOO were - Paul. 5000 wer. Delaware
Lhckawnnnn aud Western. 700 were New Jersey
central 700 were Michigan Central. 400 mere Union
Ihrlnc, 900 were & x G. 100 were Hannibal and
~ Joseph lOW were Ohio and Mississippi 400 were
KANSAS aud Texas, lIfQO ~ Louis, X insas City
And Northern 1000 were II Louis and san francisco
wpwcrr ~ Louis an Iron Mountain, ana 1909 weto
The following Npra tho cInsI,,g nric,a.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

by virtue OF n writ of neri faclas issued
out of the clerks Office Of the supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, and
to me directed will sell at public sale, for cash,
a The courthouse door of said District on TIM
DAY, the LIST day OF May 1872 Mt II o'clock NJ all the
right title claim, and interest the defendant IN and
TO the following described property. TO wit TO lot
one ~, in MOrgans subdivision of part Of Widow 3
Mite, known us Oak Lawn, In the District OF Column.
bin being situated ut the intersection Of Columbia
road and Nineteenth street extended, seized and
levied upon rs the properly of Maria r. Stoddurd to
satisfy execution No llO9 at law IN avor Of Matilda
$. Hartman. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u, S, Marshal, u, &.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctloneer. ap2.ds
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paciiic Mining stocks.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEoRGErowN. April 10. 1872
Whent-ln consequence of the limited receipts Of
wheat there were but few offerings and the market
may be written nominal at unchanged rates Wcnote,
however, an active milling demand for the top grades
OF both descriptions We quote the range Mt 81 OG 10
for good 70 prime FultZ and 81 lJt 10 Tor Lancaster.
t0rn-Ihere is an active inquiry for corn ut i5c for
yellow aud white.
uRAtN ARRIVALS
by Canal-Boat Hattie d BHsie with $500 bushels
wheat to Hnrlcy& Bro boat Ruby with $500 bushels
wheat TO same.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRrHwEsr, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST,
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1873, at $40 A. NJ.

-
A. NJ; ,,,,,,, Leave Washington; ,,,, ,,o,,
5NontNEW YORK, FIJI LADEiPHIA. AND BOS-
noN ENPRESS Eiilcott CITY; On sundays TO
Baltimore only. Stops at Sbipleys, Laurel, An
napols Junction, Jessups, Hanover, and Elk
Ridge; breakfast at Relay. ,
6bO-Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
StrnSburg Winchester, Hagerstown, ana way via
Relay ,, ,.-,.,
I:iO-tBALTlMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
s:iOIP0lnt or Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Win
chester, Hagerstown, and WY stations; o-,,,,,,
s:3O-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSION'
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Car 70
New YORK and Philadelphia stops al. Annapolis
JunC ion - 80 800. 80
SioItSI, LOUIS; L0uiSNihLE, gmiGAGO. C0'
LIMBuS, AN PlllSBGH S, EA,phh1S9' FRED
erlck, Hagerslown ana Valley Branch, except
Sunday. Through car TO Stauuton Pullman cars
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From many an ancient river.
From many a sunny plain,
Thpts a rn mn rphipy Ia Iigt ivnp
They are marching to diskiycl
uhn links In nNnrr ohm In y

The links IN every Chnln" laughter
And now having said what he had not intended
to say, he would proceed TO say what he did intend
to. He proceeded to deny the charges madc'by Mr.
Frye some time since as to political outrages and
murders in North Carolina, charactcrizing the Re-
publican audaton of the free ballot as a trnnspar
ent mockery, declaring that the constitutional
amendments were regarded in the South as ent-
tied to respect and obedience, attributng the rise
North Carolina to the conduct of carpetbaggers
holding Office in that State, and particularly to that
of two judges, one of whom was destitute of moral
principle aud the other so ignorant and incompc-
tent that like the owl. he was blind in proportion
to the light shed upon him, The matter and man.
ncr of the speech provoked frequent outbursts OF
laughter
At the conclusion of Mr.. STEELE's speech Mr..
Bailey IN. y obtained the iloOI, but yielded to Il
motion, which was carried, that the committee
rise.
Mr.. WHITE moved that when the House adjourn
it be to meet on Tuesday next Deieatcd-30 TO 81,
The House then at i55 adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-21
Commodore q. S. ~, Commant
Dtf NJ NSON BROS Auction
United STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF feri facia, issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, aud to me directed. / will sell at public
sale tor cash NJ the courthouse door of said District
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1879. at II
o'clock a. M, all the right little, claim. and Interest OF
the defendant in and to the following described
property, to Wit His Interest In the leasehOd OF
premises situated on the southwest corner of Ninth
ana streets northwest, IN the city of Washington,
D. c. being lot % In the recorded subdivision of part
OF square 3Ij, and the improvements thereon said
lease expiring on the 3lgt Of March. 1881 together
with all ufdetendnnrs right title and interest IN and
TO said land ana improvements, seized and levied
upon rs the property OF Truman A. Cook, to satisfy
execution No. 205j2 at law, in favor of William Gait
FREDk DOUGLASS,
". =. Marshal ID. G.
mel unI,- Ita
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JOHN SHERMAN. AnctloneSst:.


cHANCERY SALE OF ,NAhUAGLE INtPRowEp
REAL ESTATE, SITUATED Al THE NORTH.
NET CORNER or g STREET m North , AND N
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed In equity cause No.
NH William Bowen rs. the Freednan's savings aud
Trust Company ct al), the undersigned, trustee,
wil! sell, on WEDNESpAf. the 20 DAY of April, a.
D. 1879, az four 90 O'Clock y. m at public auction, IN
front OF the premises, the following described real es-
tate TO wit; All that piece and parcel of ground sit
uae In the city OF Washington. District of Columbia,
aud known ana described as part of lot numbered
~. In square numbercl.hvc hundred and twenty
nine h29 being thlrty-one CD feet nine 90 in ches
mont ON North street, and running back that width
one hundred 0J) feet together with oil the improve
menis aud appurtenances thereto belonging or In any
wise appcrtainng.
money thereof to be paid at the time of sale in cash.
and the balance TO bo paid In three o. equal Install
ments, at one %, two (2l, and three 90 years, with
Interest thereon om the day Of sale the notes The
purchaser purchasers to be given for such delerred
payments. But the purchaser or purchasers of the
said property shall have the privilege OF paying cash
for f1e same the day of sale the final rat!
licalion of The sale by the court Said property viii
he sold clear OF all taxes due and unpaid upon the
ENoCH ToTTEN, Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH Salesman. npilcOdSds
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District Courts,


Supreme Court of the DiStrict-The April term of
the court in banc commenced to-day but it Is
doubtful if there will be session. Justice Hagner
is engaged IN the Criminal Court aud cannot alb
sent himself hcrcrrom until the present trial closes
which will not be before tomorrow. The calender,
embracing l2G cases, is now in the hands of the
printer, and there is certainty Of it being ready
for service to-day. Aller that is called the patent
appeal cases, four in number will be heard first
Circuit Court-Justice CoX.-Foley VS.. McLaugh-
lin; verdict set aside upon payment OF costs. Muir.
ray ct al VS.. Smith Judgment for plaintiff, and case
dismissed, Van Riswick vs. Collycr; new trial de.
MED. Davis Sewing Machine Company vs.. Roth
well & Richards motion to set aside verdict over
ruled.
Equity Court-Justicc Northumberland VS..
Standsh injunction pcndcutc lite. Johnston VS..
Schoolcr submitted. Vessels VS. CaSScn; referred
10 auditor Stoughlon VS.. Stoughton: commission
ers report on partition confirmed, and payment of
certain debts ordered. Ramsey VS.. Daniels. trustee
ordered to hold certain notes. Clarke vs. Barrett
sale ordered, Tottcn Us. Rood funds ordered paid
to the trustee; appealed. Lerch vs. Heitmuller;
pro conesso made absolute. Shepherd VS.. Gorham
ct AL; contract declared usuriouS and injunction
made perpetual provided certain sums are paid
within thirty days Nuilor VS.. Coney; order OF the
18th instant vacated and sixty days granted in
which to take testimony. SOperys. Soper leave to
file answer. Johnson VS. Johnson; reference to
auditor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

/ ,ARGE AUCTION SALE
- at the
NavySard, Washington, ID. g.,
on THURSDAY, April -, 1879, at Il O'Clock M, OF
condemned Articles belonging to the Bureaus Of
Equipment and Recruiting, Provisions and Clothing.
steam Engineering, Yards and Docks and Ordnance
full schedule OF all articles b. seen BY apply
ing a. the office OF commanuant auctoneers' Office
No. $40 Ninth street northwest, Washington.
JNO &. FEBIGER,
Commodore L. s. n, Commandment.
ap2i DINI'ANSON BROS AuctloneprS
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Supreme Court of the Disrlct.-No. II, Murtagh
VS.. District of Columbia; No. 100. Fleming, use Of
VS.. District of Columbia; No. 2i3, Homiler VS.. In
land &c. Coasting Company; No. 25S, Oppenheimer
No. 2S5, Lcmont VS., Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company; No. 300 Hall Il Hume VS.. Scan
Sii, CrSgin ct al VS.. Dwyer; No Si5 Crasin ct al
vs. Smith; No. SOL Burbrldge VS.. Hall ct al No.
322, Courtney VS.. Price No 327, CIlmpston vs.. Kel,
Trunnel No. 337 Walker VS., DAILY No $50, Bon.
nell VS.. Better No. 3il, Weiner VS.. Riggs No. 3li
Hoover VS. Handel ct nj
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

NKNINED.
Clark ~ Glvens wharf-Bont Cora smith, Williams,
Kings Creek, with wood to James o Carter,
Carers wharf-Boat Mount Vernon, Woods. AclUa
Crock with wood to James o Carter
Great Falls Ice COmpany's wharf-Stenmcr Arctic.
Cannon, Little River with ice to the Great Falls Ice
Company,
Rileys observation-disclosures Mary Francis. Young.
Chesapeake Bay, with oysters 10 market
CLEARED.
Bscoe's whnrves - Boats Richard LtCcy, Olden,
down Tie river, light Willie " Frankie Rrpp, Unl
berlnnd Hight,
Rey's wharvFs-SchoOncrs Sarah Jane Russell;
VIM Mcguire, johnson, and DiCkersOn, Dcker,On, all
bound down, light
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PROPOSALS..
DRopOsALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAsT.IRoN |
Il WORK FOR THE RECONS1RUCrtON OF |
TIE UNITED STATES PArENr.Of FICE |
BUILDING. WASHINGTON, ID. G,
OFFICE or TUE ENaiNErp AND ARcirrrcr.

OFFICE OF TUE ENgiNEEp AND ARCHITECT,
WAsHtHUrON, u. Z, April II, 1870
sealed proposals VIII be received at this office IN.
III " M of the 2st duy OF April, 1879, for furnishing.
delivering, hitting, md putting in place complete
certain wrought aud cast-irOn work comprising
chsed sectional columns. grders, sud beams for the
support Of two galleries. also Orders beams, raft
eiS, We, Tor The roofs, aud cast aud wrOught.lrOn
work for the skyllghts over the moderOUms OF the
north aud east wings of the above building, In accord
nnce with drawing. qualifications, and schedule
when may be seen nt Tits Office.
Blank forms Of proposals and bond and any al6i
lionu Information may be obtained on application at
this office. ADOLF CGUSS.
Engineer and Architect.
h1-THE TIME FOR PRESENTING PROPO.
SA IS under the above advertisement ~ hereby cx
tended TO THURSDAY, April ~, u o'clock NJ,
npi&5teOd ADOLF CLCSS.
CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE PROOF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
OFriCE or the SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, u. G., April IL, 1870
Proposals will he received ut this office until ~
M on the2Il day Of April 1879, for cut stone work.
The y lnns OF the work may bc seen, and sppcihCa
lions. all necessary Information, and blank forms OF
proposals, with bonds, may be obtained at the office
OF tluss Schultz, architects, COrcornn building.
The proposals in the prescribed form should be adj
dressed
NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMISSION,
smithsonian Institution,
Office of the Secretary,
apll.M. We. % Washington. d. G.