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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

VI AOIOOAOou4O VI HUI u USCs
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suant 20 a power of sale contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed, dated January 18th, A. ID. 1873, made by Kealalani
ct al, to Alex. j. Cartwright, Of record on Liber 81, on pages
49l, 492 and 1913, and for a breach Of the conditions in said
Mortgage Deed contained, that all and singular the lands,
tenements and Entertainments in said Mortgage Deed contained
and described, after the time limited by law, be sold at public
auction on account of the breach of the conditions as heretofore
mentioned. The property in said Mortgage described being
Situate in Wawae, Heeia, KoolaupokO. Oahu, and more partic-
ularly described in Royal Patents 1896 and 34O4, containing
together 5000 of an acre. ALEX. J. CARTWHlGHT
CECIL BROWN, Atty for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, July II, '79. jyi23t
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NOTICE.

q. G.. WIGu Ell, of Honolulu, having made
an assignment to the undersigned, OF all his stock in
trade, book debts, etc, for the benefit Of his creditors, all par
ties indebted TO ssEi ). q. Dwight are notified to make imme-
date payment to me: and all parties having claims against
said y. G.. Dwight are requested 10 present the same 20 me
without delay. X. II. B|ICKERION, " Merchant ST
Honolulu. NAV Slst,' 1879. jy5l m
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uNHE UNDr for the Hawaia . BEENAP.
Il pointed b. 81 .-.. ty .ef Justice of the
Supreme Cour estate OF ID. kukahiko, Of
Honouliuli, d. Rsr,..n - ans indebted to the said ID. Kuka-
hike are hereby required to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against the same TO present them to the
undersigned, either at Waipio, or at Puukapu, Eva. And all
persons having in possession any property Of the said d. Ku
kahiko are required to produce the same. All claims on said
estate will be forever barred at the expiration of four months
from the date hereof. KAIALEMIA,
Waipio. Eva, June 81, 'Te. Cu2s 4t) Administrator.
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ABE.,
Call and SEQ
w DA

DEALERI Is GENERAL MERE Giro
at Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii, where fTTrE
large and well selected Assortment OF Dry Head
and Hardware. lso-Lumbe Doors, SASH ltroDal
Paints, Oils, etc. kstriet,
NJ special orders for Building Material ave
Market Rates.
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NOTICE.

1NHE NED, BEING BOUT TO
II leave this Kingdom, requests all parties having bills
against him to present them for payment and all parties IN,
debted TO the Arm of G.. Seeelken a. Co, are requested TO call
and settle the same before the goth day Of July, as after that
date the bills will be put In the hands Of a collector.
Honolulu, July LIST, 1879. (y5 lm) .hlSIbEh'
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. L.
ARRIVALS.
July 5-FCnch bk Alphonsine Zeic, Lcbeau' -
San Franr-- -,pu, IS days from
Gam BIZ Cva-~ -
-. manson, IL days from ; r
Am topaaH sch LoIeta, Dexter, from Ouualaska
T-PMss City % Sydney, Dearborn, from sydney
IO-An tnpsaH sch W II Meyer, Brown, 10 days from : /
DEPARTURE: ~.
JaIy Am bk Rainier, wuId, Er Port Gamble
T-BoTvIan bk Surprise. Curtis for Port Gamble
s-P NJ = City Of Sydney, Dearborn. for ST
s-Am bk n q Murray. Norris, for San Francisco
s-Am VIII bark yigiIant. SmitheFs, for Arctic
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SUPREME COURT OF

II. F. BICKERToN,
Solicitor for @. w. Macfarlane. jy12l 1t
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J II. Patty. Esq one Of the Committee, stated that
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE

M r.. j. III. WILL HAVE CHARGE
IVA OF my business during my absence from the Islands.
Z. z. ADAMS.
Honolulu, July ], 1870.
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ton, would mature the measures with care and not
with improvidcut haste There were measures in
Xolving doctrines rs deeply as the Constitution.
they had appointed committees of the most expert
enoed members TO sec how the object may be best
ACCOMPLISHED. That duty was being reformed.
ihcy had no explanations further than facts. The
American people would he glad to learn that the
proposed legislation was undergoing careful con-
sidcrntion. The Republicans did not proceed this
way in the past, and the result was seen In their
present shattered and broken condition.
. Mr.. BLAINE said he understood that matters re
iating to the army aud the judiciary were In the
hands of committee of safety, and when the
measures were moturcd they would In dumb show
be referred to the appropriate committees. He was
glad the senator from Indiana avOwcd IL ALL
MIR. VOORHEES, replied that the Senator from
Maine was prolific In placing words in the mouths
OF Senators. lie agreed with that senator that this
was new departure involving care aud circunl-
specton But 1t was unjust to say that the proceed
ings were conducted by an irresponsible committee.
Ihcy were considering measures to be brought be-
fore both Houses III view ofan extraordinary crisis
anI, added Mr.. Voorhees,, ~ desire to say we will
do this IN our own way, and, Notwithstanding the
earnest desire of the Senator from Maine TO I'M.
press his views upon JUS we decline his political
consideration and leadership"
MesSrs. Dawes and Mcmillan made fow re-
marks against the Democratic policy, when, with
out dspos!ng of the pending resolution the Sen.
ate went Into executive session. and, when the
doors were opened at 1850, adjourned until Mon
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Baltimore General Market.

baltimore, March 27, 1870.
Cotton firm and shade better. Mlddlng, l0lGc,
Flour quiet. Howard.street and Western superine,
So 2I@37j; do extra, lIGI Is; do family. "a 0jd5 50
CITY MINIS superfmc, ~ 75gI do extra, - $50 90; do
Rio brands. 80 sOaG Patapsco family SG7j.
Wheat-Southern Inactive. Western firm. South.
ern red. 81 l3E@i 1915 do amber 81 ligl Is; No 2
Pennsylvania red 81 Is; No Western winlerred, snot
and March, Il l34@i 1919; April, 81 i24@l lS; May,
Il 1901 a.
Corn-Southern active and higher Western firm.
Southern white i7@Di7yac do yellow ii9i5c; Western
mixed, spot aud March. ilail5c; April, A@iiiGc;
May, iPsdlpac; steamer, Al nc.
Oais dun and heavy. Southern, 32G32Iic; Western
white, 3?@pS2jaci do mixed, 3l@32c Pennsylvania, -
@32Ibc.
RYE quiet ut 5i6pI6c.
Hay quiet Maryland and Pennsylvania prime. 81
@l2. -
Provisions steady; Mess pork, $40 5o&iO75 Bulk
meas-IOose shoulders 39iOGic clear.rib sides, 400
5c packed, ilac aud SAC. Bncon-Shouldels, "a (.
clear-rib sides &C. Hams g6t 0c Lard, refined terces.
7lac Butter steady; prime 10 choice western, lSg20c;
roll lj1 tic. Eggs active NJ l2G1l 3c.
Petroleum quiet, Crude TttM7tsc; refined, Oltc.
Coffee firm and steady. Rio Cnrl.0es, TO- ice
sugar quiet. a son, sl61Stac.
Whisky dull and nominal ut 81 OF.
Erelghts to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton, sd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2lOj bbls; wheat $500 bu; corn,
1890 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
Shipnents-Wheat, 81 900 bu; corn, 1890 Du'
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PROPOSALS FOR CAR.FASTENINGS, FOR USE
l. ON CARS TRANSPORTING GOODS IN BOND,
AND FOR SEALS FOR USE ON PACKAGES
OF DUTIADLE GOODS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 0, 1872.
Sealed proposals are invited until " o'clock m. on
MONDAY, March 81 1879, for furnishing the Treas
ury Department Fnstenings for Cnr-dOOrs and Seals
for Packages, IN such quantities rs the Department
may rom time to time require
For the Information of bidders II r. stated that there
aretwo classes ofcommOn carriers viz: Those bonded
to transport appraised goods aud those bonded to
transport unnppraised goods. At present the same
fastenings, Wis lead seals used on the cars, &C.
Of both classes and unless superior device, cOnbn-
Ing equal simplicity security, and comparative cheap
ness Is presented the Department will continue the
use of lead seals.
For securing packages lead seals, which attached
with cord, are now used and rs In the case OF car
device Is submitted.
Proposals will be accompanied by samples Of the
articles proposed to be furnished, and viii state the
price ut which the same, boxed and marked for ship
mcnt in such manner aS may he required by the De
parment, Will be delivered at the Office of nm express
or freight company at the place of manufacture.
Bidders VIII state in tho case of lead seals, which
tached. with one end fastened in the SEAL the price
per thousand
IT Is estimated that about 100000 Carseals and
about 10000 paCkagC-seals required per annum.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids, and to waive intUrmalltie5.
Due examination Will be made Of and full consider
alton given to- the M rits OF all locks, SEALS and other
devices which may he submitted.
Printed forms of proposals not furnished, nor
are they necessary.
Proposals may he made for furnishing either or
both of the articles named, to he marked Proposals
for Car-iNstennys or Proposals for Package seals,
the may be- and addressed to the Secretary
the Treasury
marriott JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FIK1NCTAL.

NEW YouK March 81 tSM
Money wns active and stringent closing at per
cent,
Foreign exchange quiet ut is56ils for long and
ds7isfd fs7al for demand.
Government bonds were steady.
Stute bonds were quiet.
Railroad bonds were steady. The following we're
the ch ,nges compared with the List previous sales
An advance of per ccnt In Kansas PaclnoTs Denver
division with coupon cerihcatesJ md Michigan Cen
tril rs. z In Ohio and Mississippi seconds x IN Kan
sas Pacific Denver divsion) trust receipts, x In Della
ware aud Hudson nrsts (Pcnnsylvania dvslon) cou
pom coupon and Uulon Pacific hrss, - In Missouri
Kansas and Texas Consols assentcd, and a IN North
west gold rs, New Jersey Central hrsts cOnsos
cd. Missouri Kansas ard Texas seconds, Central PA.
clnc firss (San Joaquin brnuch), aud Great Western
seconds lex cnupnn). Peninsula first mortgages sold
1T no Harlem rsts at i2i Ere seconds ut l02r Erie
tourths ut l0G Erie gold rs at O Lnkc Shore coupon
iirsts 1T ~ aud New York Elevated Railroad hrss at
1854
The stock market very quiet. the transactions
neng small nnd fluctuations narrow. Early IN the
DAY decline OF a01S per cent took place which WAS
Northwest which WAS fvornbly affected by reports of
Increased earnings for the current month During the
AFTERNOON the speculation was devoid OF inlt rest aud
the market closed steady at fractional reaction from
tne highest point The transactions aggregated WDWJ
shares, OF which tS,OJo were Erie, 5000 were Lake
shore $1,000 were Northwest. 5000 were 81 Paul, 1000
were Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 1000 were
New Jersey Central, GO0O were Western Union, aud
30O were Pacific Mail.
~ ntvl Inn prn Lilo nla atnuf
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THE COURTS.



THURSDAY, March q, 1870
No llOl. The SChuylklll Iron Company plaintiff
in error vs. The Samson Mining Company, In err
ror to the Circuit Court of the United States for the
eastern district Of Pennsylvania. On motion of Mr..
Daniel Doughery, writ of error docketed and dis.
missed with costs
No. si3. The United States ex rel. Alex Mcleod,
plaintiff IN error, VS., John Sherman Secretary of
the Treasury. Argument continued by Mr.. Attor.
ney.General Deyens for defendant In error, and
concluded by Mr., w, A, Maury for plaintif in er.
Tor.
No. 1856. l.. NJ. Flournoy president &c, plaintiff
IN error, VS. Alfred Lastrapes. Submitted by Mr..
Thomas Hunton fol-, plaintiff In errors by Mr..
". III, Phillips on behalf OF defendant In error.
No 97. The people ex rel. q. =, Williams,
plaintiff In error VS., William J. Weaver ct al.
No 1911. @. Williams, plaintiff in error, vs. vii.
liam j. Weaver OF al, Argument commenced by
Mr.. Matthew Hale for plaintiff in error and con-
tnued by Mr.. Il, W. Peckham for defendants in
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow attwelye O'Clock.
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WAsHtNoTON u. g., March -, lSIh
Scaled proposals IN duplicate to be Endorsed Pro,
pOsts for Coal will he received at this Office until
~ m. the 18th day OF MARCH, 1879, for the below-de
scrbed coal to be delivered ut the NavyNhrd Wash.
inglOn ID. c. fee OF any expense to the Government
and subject to the usual Inspection. VIZ:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
land Coal best quality, free from dust sulphur, or
other impurities.
Flny tons (2,2lO pounds per toni white Ash Egg
Coal, best quality, dry free nom slate and dust.
All to he delivered by April TO- lS. The contractor
Is to place II In carts provided by the Government at
The Navy Yard wharf and the quantity is 10 be paid
Tor ut the weight of the Navy.Yard scales.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government. Respon,
faithful delivery Of the coal. Blank forms for bids
at this office The contractor to pay the cos! OF in
spection. J. a. SMITH,
marl7 pnympstpr L. =, Navy,
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GEORG ETO WN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


The Dashawny Club held another large and en-
thusiustic meeting last evening ut their hall, over
the mnrket-hOusc building, on High street Mrs.
Theodore Mexican presided Mt the organ with her
usual grace and Mr.. Cumberland conducted the
singing Stirring addresses were made by Mr.. John
Berry president Of the club ". L. Ives f. l.. Ward,
Jerry Williams Watkins Addison, ir,, and BUD
EagIeston. quite number signed the pledge,
A fine game of baseball was played yesterday
upon the Georgetown College campus between II
picked nine from the First Ward and picked nine
from the college. The pitching of Paige and the
catching of O)rlen was excellent also of jerry
Slater and Mulligan The score at tho end of the
eighth inning stood TO in favor orthc College
nine. Time of game, l;i5,
The wedding of Mr. James King, the youngest son
of Mr. William King of the firm of McssrS Dickson
q King, to Miss Mary Lunsiord was celebrated last
evening at the Congress Street NJ. i. Church. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor the Rev,
DR.. Murray.
There are large number OF English gray snlpGs
on Anoostuu Island, and gunncls are seeing q
happy time,
There are a large number orwhe perch In the
Little River and the amateur fishermen arc
reaping quite harvest.
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AssInNMrNrs For TODAY.

WV
Equity Court-Justlce MacArhur-No, IS, Col
cla2er VS.. Cowing; No. 10, Larner VS., shelOni No.
90 Brannan vs. Wagner; No. 20, McPeako VS.,
McPeNkei No, ~, Matthews VS. Matthews; No, u,
Beury vs.. Freodman's Saving and Trust Company
No. 20, Hopkins VS.. Hopkins; No ~, Howard vs.,
Carus; No. 49, Ford VS., Holden No. %, Adler VS..
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company.
Criminal Court-Justice Haguer--Jumes Madison
Wyatt Stone murder.
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GREAT
1879
1879

A., MN, ,PENNSYIL;X,,!AMIA ROUTE T.; ,r,,y,vs,r
on, hD2UBLEsT9gAgK STEEL RAi HS' ror1p
SPLENDID sof'N EN- MINI NT''NlfloENi h''0'r'
mn ,,,., ~ EFFECT &; DEcEMBER u, IS7S oo.
ner OF sixth and i streets, rs foows -
For Pttsbulg and tho West, 1910 II m. daily. with
9 II SAFE S P PsHfs I 2 70 S IRS1p
and the North at 7:iO " m. daily, except Saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canundaigua. For Williams
port Lock Haven, and Watkins, at 1910 H. N.
For New York and the East, 1890 and lois r m. daily,
vi Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman parlor Cars, go a. m. daily, except
For brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
ut Jersey City with bOats of "Brooklyn Annex"
atlOrding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double icrriuge and journey across New York
For Philadelphia 1880 $3.50 and 1918 p m daily Lin
tied Express $3.50 q, NJ, daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore, = 1886. $50 q. IN, and 420 p m. daily,
except sunday 1910 a. M, 1880 $3.50, 1870 ana lOla
For popc's CTeel, Line, a, M. and 40 p m daily,
For Annapolis a. m. and 400 p, m, daily except
ALEXXSbRIA AND FREDERICKsBURGR RAIL,
TON RAILROAD 80
For Aicxandria O. 7lj O. TO- II a. m, and li5 $500
o Ge5 q and 1880 p M On sundays H. mr 1910
For Richmond and the South, $50 a, m. and $40 p
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 6;IS, 7;l5s.
o. 10, II u M and l, ., 400 s. 6j, and ~ p, M.
on sunday at and 10 a. M. and Clj p m.
commodRtiOns can be procured at the onioes-north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street ana Pennsylvanla
wanna avenue, and al the depot where orders be
len for the cheCkng OF baggage 10 destinations nom
L. r. FARM Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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Georgetown Commercial News.

GEOkGErOWN, MNrCn ,IS,U.
GRAIN MARKET.
In consequence of new arrivals of grain the market
for all descriptions grain Is buoyan. aud prices
have an upward tendency,
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
by cnnal-Boas Medley with 1000 bushels wheat
aud 1900 bushels corn to Hartley & Bro; Hattie Il
Bessi, with $500 bushels wheat TO same.
RIVER FRoSr.
Arrived-Schooners r Boutwell, Spaudng, Halo
we'll, Me. with granite for the State Department;
Ella Powell, NiCkerson, Philadelphia, with coal to
Dnn.el LYnklnS
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SAN Francisco March %. 1870
The following are the official closing quotations or
CODIMERCI1L.
Washington River Front.

WWSIIIIIEVVII ININVT II TUII0s
WAsHiNoroN, March %, 1879.
ARRIVED
Smith & wimsatts wharr-Schooner Golden Gate
Colston Norfolk, with lumber to John Evans
Riley's wharves-Schooners Dove Shreoyes; Geri
eral Hancock. Chesser; Defy, Traier. aud III Good
SILL Evaus all from the Chesapeake Bay. with oysters
to market; William Lnmden, Patterson savannah
with lumber to Il Il Jackson IL Co.
CLEARED.
Rilcy's whnrvcs - Schopners Joe Miller Smith
Hooper. Parker; Uncle III, Marshall Strattos,, Bird
and Onward, Ball. ali bound down, light; Forward
-, James River, 20 load lumber for Washington.
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~ IAN
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1873, at $40 Am.
Y2Ek rHAPE Fr AM3 no 80
Ppa,Polis Junction JIesspps Hanover, aud Elk
strasbprg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way via
7;4oHtB4 fillmore AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
s:iOIPoint Of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Win
s c4Sisy Y6GK fna MEE BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE 1IXPREss. Parlor Car 70
New York aud Philadelphia stops at Annapolis
s:s51tsT. louis. LouIsyIhhE, CHICAGO, Co
sunday, Through carlo siaunton, Pullman cars
GOO.,toh sunday only-BaltImore Annapolis, and
lOOQ-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladcns-
burg, College, Bellsyle, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
l3Om-tNEW YORK, PnILADELPHIN, AND BoS-
TON EMPRESS. stops at laurel.
i:35oion Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
OoBALTIMoRE, BLApENsBURG, AND LAU.
aa'PGiai Of RSsks FEsdsrIc Eagss,own YIN YIN;
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
HRnSi No ar Wny s'9 HSB
TIMORE EXPRESS Eilicott City, Norfolk, ex-
direct y boat at Cation Stops al Bladens
burg and Laurel.
G5O-t baltimore and Way Stations, -
73O--tCHiCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars to Chicago
0t-BALTIMORE EXPIRES.
HuO-POint of Rocks and Way StAtlons. .
GL0-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
AND Pl1TSBURG EMPRESS. Pittsburg cx'
Cept sunday. Pullman Cars ~ - .
lOh5mtNEW York, PHiLA DELPmA AND BAL.
SPECIAL sleeping lPng car to ahsr IPhs daily
Cept Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply ut ticket offices at
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street, GOi
COS, GlD, and 1895 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, md Masonic Temple, High street,
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured ana or
ders will be taken for baggage to be checked ana re-
ceiyed ~ any point In the city. - ,,,,,,,,,>,,re,
l.. NJ COLE, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Agt Master rransn
GEO s. kOONrA. GenerAl Agent
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-yDIItS 81 H.NNI nv, AUVlIUHtyI. uIl-D
A UCTION SALE OF SCRAP METAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PArESTOFFfCE,
WARRINGTON, ID. G., March II, 1879.
On TUESDAY, April t. 1872 Will offer for sale at
public auction, In the Patent-Once building, at
o'clock p. nj
A lot of SCRAP METAL, consisting Of brass cop
per- cast and wrought iron. being the remains of un
Identified models fiom the fire of September a. 1871
The weight of metal ~ estimated at from 50 TO 100
tons large proportion of II being brass and copper
Can be inspected ut any time to the day OF sale be-
tween the hours of a. IN. and p. III.
Terms cash.
By direction of the Commissioner of Patents
mChln r. A SEEI.N Chief Clerk.
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.

1901 PENN. AVE. 1901 PESN AVE
A p. M'ELROY
GLIDER MANUFACTURER OF PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS
Gold and Walnut Frames OF every description.
Window CornlCes. &c, made TO Older.
OLD FRAMES REPAIRED AND REGILT
Mirrors and Pictures removed and rehung, Pic
ure Hooks, Nails, Gold, silver and Copper Wires.
Mats, Velvet Frames, Passe PartOuts, &c.
Picture Rod-Gilt, Walnut, and Oak-put up at the
shortest notice, and at reasonable rates.
AS all work is done Oh the premises, am prepared
10 do the AT rs per cent less than any establish
ment this side of New York, and Will guarantee sat
lslACtOn. Mirrors and Pictures carefully packed, un-
ed, and hung by experienced workmen.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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PROFESSIONAL

DR. BosWORTH, 0ls + STREET n. W, Is THE
- most skillful and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
". Refers to senators ID. W. Voorhees, Indiana; ].
J. Patterson, S. C.; Samuel Norment, Washington, d..
G., and others Consultation free. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant to attend to ades'
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DROPOSALS FOR DESIGNATION OF AVENUES
a AND STREETS.


LNUTNEEn DEPAHTNENT,
DISTRICT or COIuMfifA,
WAsIIINuToS, March -, ts7n
BY direction ofthc Commissioners, scaled proposals
Will be received ut this Office until " o'clock, noon,
SATC RDAN a pItIL ., 1879 for furnishing aud plac.
ing upon street lamps IN the cities OF Washington and
Georgetown the designations of Avenues and streets
In letters and numbers one aud One.halr( ii) Inches
In length aud properly proportional.
Bidders are at liberty To submit amy plan whatever
for ehecing this purpose transmitting samples of
work
Bids must be Endorsed Proposals for Designations
Of Avenues and Streets, and addressed to the under.
signed.
The right Is reserved to reject any or oil bids
psrts of bids. W. j. TWINTNG,
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