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JyIs.tuthstd BrI
ORDNANCE OFFICE.


WASHINGTON. D O.. July l3, 1851.
fehed Pr posals VIII be received at this Office until
oclucl the lt day ot ~ ust, sGi for the delivery
the New Norh Agency, No 45 worth street, sew YORK
iWiETY THOUSAND ARTILLERY BLANKErs-
These Blsrhe,s must he OF pure wool 0se woven @
stout yarns e be OF red with back border three l
inches wide, from the edge the letters &c t6i
are 10 be seventy I'VE Jl inc es ong by sxty-seven as
inchCswde and o. the weight $3.50 lbs, or sic lbe,
Jhes must be single and not In pairs and be packed In
The Iankcis are 10 be inspected at the factory where
made and none w oe accepted oc paid r EXCEPT such ~
deliveries must b. made ar follows wentleth Of
TIE gmount nractcd nr the 3lst day August ana
Failure to deliver a. specified time win subject The
contractor forfeiture of the number he naJ fa to do
No bid viii bo ,onrldsred which does not come frsm
manufactures OF blankets or regular dealer In such
Foims Of bids can he obtained at tse above named
aIterRli, Pyopod's MOI made ont ~ tbs form uiH HO
GUARANTEE.
The bidder win be required 70 accompany his PROPOSE
tonwih glasnee siled BY two responsible persous.
4 connect L ihc same Win good and suiie ieni sure
ie i srm rnl to The amount ofthe contract 70 do
ihis ad,etsemeIt; aNd cas-" the said bioder shosd
Ss Sis1 sg t m % Of 3 sP asS ne peS, ,s I l
sporse biocer Or 10 rsor - whom tho contract may
shown by e oca. ccduaie OF the Cers of the nearest
bis.rci Court, the United states District Attorney
signed B, lie contractor and both Of his ruaraniors viii
be required Of the successful hdder bidders upon sign
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned. residents OF , In the county
of----, and state OF -, hereby Jointly and seVe-
rally with the United States and guarantee m
case the foregoing bid Of - be accepled, that he
they viii the contract for the same, with
good and sufeient suretes N sum equal 10 the amount
the contract 10 furnish the articles prososed
oTmy with tho terms of this advertisement. dated july
10 1854, under which the bid mads and in the
said ------ shall fail 10 enter into a contract AZ
Aforesaid guarantee TO make good the difference be-
lowest responsible bidder the to whom the con-
tiact may be awarded this
vv,,no,. Given under our hands and seals,
(sEALl
lskAL
To this guarantee must be appended the ocal certia
cate above mentioned. ~, =. -.
into bones with approved snrees, for the faithful exec
unop tss award being made, successful bidders win
be potinsd ard furnished with forms Of contract ana
bond
or an the bids, II deemed unsatisfactory on any
Proposals will be addressed to BrgAdier- General
George d. Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Washington ID.
g., and viii be endorsed Proposals for Artery
BlankoA."
GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
tyi9-tuths tAul Brighten. Chief Of OrdnaHce-
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No t2i S. THIRD sTRRBT,

DiTereuc, between market price and uvitp-its si-J
This mskes a SAVING on two tons for essh go ~
tliIO
Should the market price bs higher, the saving will be
st greater and should tho market price 10 lower. then
hs cost price win be proportionately lower.
But thii Is rot all. The Company bSvins very large
WOrks, and iEEAIfAU STIBLB COAL BEDS, FIVE
hlLkS IN LENGTH, will mine much more coal than Is
annually required for tbs Btockholdcrs All the aurpIus
coal W he sold at the rullng market rates and ALL THE
PROFITS will be distributed every six months as Cash
DIVIDENDS, among the Shareholder from which Il is
confidently expected they viii realize every year from 20
TO GU per cent their investments amer the first year 10
addition to the savings tholr coal
The Company possesses EXCLUSIVE MINING AND
TIMBER RIGHTS Tor quarter Of a century (95 years)
In Of the best and richest coal tracts in sehuyIk
county, comprising the Mammoth Elm the Black Heath
Primrose, Daniel oihes Veins The coal Of the Nam
moth Vein Is white Ash that the other Veins partly
White Ash, partly Red Ash,
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM sC6MGLE, PrssiIsut
ROBERT r. King,
HENRY sCHMTLE.
ALBERT h JARDES
WILLIAM FORD, Secretary,
For further Information. and for shares (at sI25O Day
able half subscribing ard han on August 2. neHD'
sprg atthe
OFFICE, NO 12l s. THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GIRARp BANK,
For REALiSG and vicinity, the Hon JOSEPH 3.
HOl Err Mayor of Reading has accepted the Agcacy OF
the Company, amer having personally visited ana exam
incc the mines and aISrs OF the Company. The citizen,
Of ofkeadrs and vicinity will apply for Information and
shares a; theMAYOKs oFt1CE. at Reading.
The cost price Of gross ton Of Coal Reading de-
uyere1 at the house OF shareholder at present rates
not $3.50 while the marLst price amounts 10 more
than double that sum.
HENRY SCHMELE,
jyl4.-Jt TREASURER.
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CEVDN NTH
NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 2I0 MARKET STREET,
(CoRSER OF sT2AWBEKRVi
Capital 1925, ,oOO'
To be Increased to S500,000.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
HENRY O. hORRIs OF M:Eris, Tasksr Co., TsseA
Iron works, Fiftr ana Tsske-sts
CHARLES &, CLOSE, Of Close & ESsbt, Builiers, No
No. SSl Reed street.
JAMES NJ. PRESTON, Manufacturer Of Woolen GoodI
MRnayunk.
J. A. WATERS, Of J. A. waters Co., Wholesale
Grocers, No. 1913 Market street,
o. b. CoUGHLIN, Real Estate No. coz n. Thrice the
street.
WAi. P. CLYDE, Agent PhladA Rad New York Express
s.B, Co., No. Il 8. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE W. HILL, Manufacturer OF oarpsings, No. l9s
N Third street.
J. W, soUDER, Wholesale Boots and Shoes, No 500
Market street.
J. z. DBHAYEH Importer efWlnes Brandes &C., Nos.
10 and 81 8. Delaware AVenue
This Bank having been duly auEhofized 10 commence
business under the National Currency Act, u pre-
pared to receive DEPOSITS make Consotoas and trans
act General BANKING BUSINESS.
Discount days on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of each
week.
j. "a. DEHAVEJ. President.
u. r. HALL Cashisr.
PHuADRLPHIA, June 40 1891. e9olm
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Lists ofsubscrptOn open unt the $1,000 shares
subscribed per share to the order of Alder
man JAMES McCAHEN, the Treasurer Of the Company
No 4O6 WALNUT Street, or at No. l25 WALNUT Street.
at the office Of the Company, No. 2ls WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited 10 call for prospectus. jy5-R
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L'XPLOsIONS.-IBT RVERY MAN WHO
~ owns Steam Boiler read this notice.
Asheros Low Water Detector falis 70 give nuna
one-h0h 70 two hours warning, az DESIRED that ~
water n getting low IN the boiler, and that danger u Ap
Also, Steam and Water Gauges, with Eootch glass
tubes, self cleansing gauge cocks, Ac. -
SEND for crCuar containing Phiiadephlk letters ana
circulars. AUaUtIua- q. HAlILEnI
iYe-lm NJ. "a n. SIXTH aero1l.
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PROPOSALS.
A ssI,lsdTANT s!..I,ls QUARTER

PHIADELrmk, July n, 1885,.
sesed Proposals VIII be received At this once untn ~
O'Clock NJ, Hh1URDAY Both of JAY 1854, for nrat
ass EAM flHE ENGINE Of the capacity Of the 0ras-
raj Megs size eot pump, ~ Ia xi2n. steam cylinder in.E
l2in weight, 500 lbs sixteen feet Of suction hoae In tive
letghs vi brass screws and straner with branch ppea
ano nozRles one Of 4, two II of Z, and ef
inch. All the tools for actual service
with The y Rne when s at work such AZ spannera
hand and screw wfenchos, Jack &c.t lamps and
baskets TO bo attached gueRea for steam and
pressure 70 be led TO tao Jones conpllngs.
wi lch g. be at ached 10 suction hose and al other
matters necessary in The working OF the Englno.
Biddtrs will also state the price In their proposals. WHOA
must be given In writing as wei as IN 5Suros, and the
sht rtest possible time tho Engine DO delivered IN.
The right IA reserved 10 reject all bids deemed
received.
Each BIO must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
sCns,whoso sigma must be appended 10 the
enl cete 70 az being good and sufficient security for @
\ ates.
ly order q Colonel George H. Crosan Assistant ouAr
- GEORGE r. ORME,
Uzt'N Captain aud A. Y. NJ.
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL MPAN
Incorporated June 90, 1864.
Capital, 700.
5O.1Oh sHAREs. ........,...n A sHARK-PAR.

Subscription SS share original subscribers for
GOOo shares pay able 81 upon subscribing and
two other instruments OF 81 each pay 2th uly
AnC 25th August, 1854, respectively.
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SUBslsTEkCE OFFICE, UNITED sTATBs

SOholoI, EhSE OfFlOk, UNITED Static
s..,., -. =, BAlrIxoFk, Nd, July Is, 1864
sealed pTegS'Hs ~ ,Srg,eie, VIII BE- received ths
nishms the United states subsisisScs Decsrsmeat
FOUR THOUSAND ('OOO, HEAD oF BEpr car
IlE on the boot delivered a. the state Cattle scales e
C days Be Weighed within and days afsr
,efsse about toJ thrtesn hundred connd, saos @Ss
woight; AL falling short Of 1000 thousand pounds
''.ss Cste Vii be reitcted '" VO"'' n'''''' ""-
'aIcion Of ten (lol pounds win be made from The
carh Steer accepted under this contract, pro-
,6inai docs not stand in the pens two and soc
r. being weiehed, OF Is not weighed imfEa-
1roposais can bo had on applios-
n Hl1 Nr1. 0 % person, by mall. OF ies-
IN, .srams, SIS 'rin be right Of weighing any
pense Of wsisni., Va ,ol ~ ns- srrnE In Jade-
vTiI,sn EaSa SIa; sssrsS,.. to .oeSi. 9, 'al1 -
we Of the County Of --,es --yg seyehr
sccordSncs with tho torus Of his lor n -, r-osssss5
aud should his Cor their proposition 30 eds NJ "a
they) WIN At enter into contract n. ~ f'n-S
herewith Sne We are prepared 20 be 9ecems hs s -
The responsibility ofthe gusrantOrs must be shown ~
the official certinoao Of the CLERK Of the Dsot
closed with the bid
BGers must be present 90 respond to their bids ana
prepared 70 give bonds and sign the contract before ea
The Govornmen reserves 10 Itself the right 20 reject any
or all bids considered unreasonable.
Payments 10 be msde after each delivery in such funds
As may be on hand none on hand. TO be made as soon
a. received.
Proposas must be endorsed distinctly PROPOSALS.
fOR btEf CATTLE" and addressed to "CaptAinJ. H
GILMAN, G. e., Batmore, Mar land"
II bid IL In the name of firm, their and thair
poat office address uust appear, they win not be COZ
sidtred
Each person every member Of firm Offering pre-
posal must accompany 1t with oath Of allegiance % ths
United States Government II he has not already nfed ons
at this Office.
Al BIDS complying strictly piA the terms Of gts ss-
tertSeHonf rtH be rejected.
J. II. GILMAN,
iv1g-l2t Captain and @. s. Ii. A
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WANTS.
A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORREs

A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORRES
IA wanted.
Assistant QUARrEtNlAsrER-GESERAL's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, lo5i
Horses suitslle for the Artillery and CaYAy service viii
BE- purchased By the undersgued in opcu market
Wiuu. Zach animal to be sub eccd u the usual Gaye-
mCnt ins IC0tinn before being accepted
uoTSes 20 he deliver tho United Stitts Inspector
at the WILLIAM TENN HOTEL, MARkEr street, be-
tween FIEl ia ana Ninth streets.
By order ~ Colonel George a. CrOsmRu, Assls. tart
Quartetmaster. General U. $, A.
GEORGE x ORifE,
U2.-lpi Captain and A. u NJ
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n II ~ T y - = II ID y q T -
q Marine Ioips "a yuTca and eycLg life hp sea ard
III land .tIoe hundred tle-Orliou men, pgrfI 'he
- dl ties OF solias At our Navy ad, aud aboard United
states sHif SCOT " az on foreign stations.
BttCr CtnlpCn alton than thr army. A ship Of-War
is comieriabl' home, The Marine Corps tba hcst
euu ICu tal I'm inu lee prnr MOuCS IN abundance
iHE LOCAL FOUNllES PAID 10 EECKUns
for al other uiormattQn apply daily ~ the Rrcrli ing
Rendezvous, No 3ll =. lROSt Suicci, hyl,N spruce,
between tho lours OF nine aud thrCc o Dr,
JAMES ~ us,
CaptH'u aud herruUUIH p''rcr,
my1-u so 81 S. FhDAr iuU.t.
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II E A NJ S 4 / R wANTE y

r. h A NJ S I J. Z $ w A y L L d.
tluE. QuAutAHAsTEfs DIurI,
WASHINGTON ID rot,
WASHINGTON. y g..Ju,v.H UsiL
Wanted, al o"co, IiikEt HNNDEfb TEAMs sTERS,
each 'slah'c "t a'iNnE with sIuplc lnc aud paaEg
hN tnuI, lvp.us.
IL such whu uFt coup, 70. per'orr thr duty tho
put lGrwuutl viii to ttIfy 'ul with rauun pr
day, uuh l's0.d lr'ir-es, uciudinl the bes medical
ltiri sHuCv FEtu Sic.
APPS 70 CpItliu gHAs. n T0NeKlNS. A. q. MI.
:. =. uaine, of fWLSGA -Nt,uNb and Streets Wa n-
iuguu, E. e..
q. H. ElCErg
R1n,cg-Gcu-rai sul Cbiei QuarJ,rfI .sieI
yll-l.t l' .rj b. " l,uaE.on
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sherifis Sale.

W. X. Leyeridge & J. B. Bowen, Plffs., VS.. A.
H. Rusc, Defendant. In pursuance of special
execution issued out of the District Court of tho
md Judicial District of the Territory of Idaho in
this cause,I shall expose for sale as the law d..
reefs. at the premises in Idaho CITY, Boise county,
on the 18th day of Jnly, D, 1864, at II o'clock,
NJ, of said day. the premises described in said
special execution as follows, to wit That certain
lot or parcel Of ground, situated on Montgomery
street, in Idaho city, Boise county, Idaho Terrific
ry' and bounded on the south by a lot on which
stands the store of N. McGlinchey, on the north
by vacant or unoccupied lot, and on the west by
Montgomery street, together with the building
situated thereon known as the Cincinnati Saloon,
sal S.PlNKHAM, Sheriff Boise county,
40td ,l GO by O. LIMITING, Deputy.
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Notice


Idaho Territory CopntyQf Boise--In the Probate
Court of Boise CouBty IT. amrGa
A. II. Robe and Chas S. bush, partners doing
business in the county of Boise, Idaho Territory,
~ under the firm name and style Of Robbie & Bush
-pldihtiffs-ys. n. N. Saylor defendant II.
nj Office is hereby given t0alLpeTsons holding
In or claiming liens, under theuproYisi0ns' Of
an act Of the Legislature Of Idaho Territory, leHti
tied An act for securing liens to- mechanics and
others" passed at the first session Of said Legis.
latire; on the following described premises viz !:
That certain building situate on that certain lot of
landlying and being on the southeast corner form,
ed by theintersect0n Of Main and Commercial
streets in lddhocit& county and Territory af0re>
said, and more particularly described as follows
Commencing for the beginning thereof at the
southeast corner formed by the intersection Of
said Main and Commercial streets, and running
thence sopthwardly along the eastern line of said
Main street thirty feet thence eastwardly at
right angles to said Main street. aud parallel with
COMMERCIAL street, eighty feet; thence north>
wardiy at right angles to Commercial Street, and
parallel with Main street, thirty feet to CONNER
cial street; thence WestWardly along the southern
line Of Commercial ST. so it, to the plac of beginn-
ing and also upon The above described lot of land
to be and appear in the Probate court of Boise
county, on the first day of the next regular term
thereof, to commence on the 18th Monday in July,
a d 1854 at 10 o'clock A N of said day. July 25th
and to exhibit then and there to said court proof
Of said liens. SHAFER & NUGENT
June Is, 1864. 4ltd] Attys. for Plffs.
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THE PaooF OF PRoGREssIox.-We observed
in the streets of our city yesterday one OF
Gordon's Improved Printing Presses, in tran
.sitto idaho city for the Boise News Office
when we consider that it is but two winters
since the forests of that Basin were frstpen-
etrated by civilized man, and that for one
half that time the press upon which the Or
egonian was first printed, has been talking
in the same BAsiu, it mast be acknowledged
that we are making history much faster than
our forefathers made it. Such an invention
as the modern Printing Press, working its
way over the mountains, and into what was
recently such wild, is greater commentary
on the progress of civilization than va are
able to pen.-4[ OFegonian, 28th ult.
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san Franeisco. JUNG u, So.

THE Undersigned, calling attention to the above
4 card, give notice that on and after the first
day OF July next, they will continue the business
OF the above cOparnershiP without interruption,
at the old banking house of Donohoe, RalsGon &
Co., IN this city, under the firm name of FRETZ
q RALSTON, and in New York through the
agency Of Messrs. LEES & WALLER, No. 50 Pine
Street and that-0n and after the std day of July
next, they, together with D. o Mills J. B. Thon-
as. Louis McLane, Asa T. LaWton, w. E. RarFon,
Thomas Rel, John q. Earl, VIM. Norris, j. Wins
ney, jr,, 0, F. Gifin, A. J.. Pope, Herman Michels
Frederick Billings, George Fl. Howard, H. F..
Teschemaker, A. Haywood; Moses Ellis, al b. Nc.
Creary, r. N. Jessup, Samuel Knight, A, q. Hen
Iy, }. Z. Wilmerdlng and YIN. Alvord Of San
francisco, and Jacob Korn, of Portland, Oregon.
having become for that purpose duly incorporated
under the laws of this State, wall carry on the
business Of banking in all its various branches at
the same place and by the same agency, and upon
the basis OF cold and Silver Currency, underline
name Of THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. DO.
MILLS and WIN. C. RALSt0N will be charged
with the management OF the business of the Cor
Poration. WIN. G. RALSTON,
r. STREET.
San Francisco, June Is. 1864. Ami
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TIES vs.. lIdaho TERRITORY,

CARTEE 8 GATES vs.. Idaho Territory,
CHAS. F. KlMBALL 4 Co. Boise County
A LLPersons holding or claiming liens, under
"A the provisions Of AN Act for securing liens
to Mechanics and Others, ? upon the building stu
ate on Wolf street, between Granite and Ophir
streets in the city of Placervile in said county,
known as Kimball Il Co.'s Saloon, are hereby no.
tilted to be and appear in the Hon District Cont
of the End judicial District, at Idaho city, on the
18th day of July, 1864, and there and then to OK
hibit the proof of said liens, CT they shall be
deemed to be waived in favor of those so exhibit
ed. HI. PREsTox. ATTY. for plfs.
Idaho City, June 28th, 1864. 4ltd
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Sherifs Sale.

Robe Il BUSH VS.. Bi, ROWELL.
TN pursuance Of a decree in this cause, dated
L Mar 22d, 1864 shall expose for sale as the
law directs, at the premises in Idaho city, Boise
county. j T., on the 18th day of July, A b 1864 i,
at the hour of two o'clock In the afternoon Of
said day, the premises described in said decree as
follows, to wit A certain building situated in
Bannock city, to wit Idaho city, Boise county, and
being the building situated at the foot Of the hill
on Wall street on the north side of said street,
and is the first building east of the log building of
W. 81 Rowe, and about thirty feet distant from
the same, t0gether'with the land on which the
same is situate. S. PINKHAM, Shift. Boise Co.,
By 0. l.. WHITING, Deputy. 4Otd
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sherif,s Sale.

TTNDER and by virtue of writ of Execution,
~ issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the
Probate Court in and for Boise county, T. T., ON
the oath day Of June, A d 1864, upon judgu ems
rendered in said Court, on the third day OF Feb
1864, in favor of j. H Soderholm VS.. nj. Zapp,
H. Schurig and c. Meyers, Defts., upon a mcchail-
les lien enforced in said Court, being the first
lien and first incumbrance upon the hereinafter de.
scrihed property for the amount of SAB principal
and S7S costs and to satisfy said amount and costs
and accruing costs, also Il have this day levied
upon the following property, of said Defs. to wit:
One building aud lot, being the socalled Cen
tervllle Lager Beer Brewery, situated near Cen.
terville, Boise county, with all the improvements
and appurtenances thereto belonging, together.
with the lot upon which said premises are situated
and will offer said described property for sale,
at public venduo, to the highest and best bidder,
for casl,On the 18th day of july 1864 at the atore
described premises, between tile hours'of and
O'Clock, P. NJ, Oh said day. Witness my hand this
25th day Of June, A ID 1864.
s. PINKHAM, Sheriff,
4ltd BY Charles Wilson, Deputy
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CARTEE q GATES vs.. N. EASTMAN. }

ILOTY, BOISE COUnJY, !
A LII persons holding, or claiming liens under
"A the provisions Of IAN Act for securing liens
to mechanics and others,n upon the dwelling
house Of N. eastman, situate on lot No 6, in
block No. 49, in Placerville. in said county. or
upon said lot, are hereby notified to be and appear
in the Probate Court for said county. at idaho
city, on the LIST day of August, D 1864, and then
and there exhibit the proof of said liens, or they
shall be deemed to be waived in favor of those so
exhibited. H. PRESTON, Atty. for PIffs.
Idaho City, Jnne 28th, 1864. ci .ar Alta
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II nnisn Notice.

idaho Territory, County of Bose-In the Probate
-. Court of Boise County, u. F..ua avail
a. II. Robbie q Chas. S. Bush, partners doing bust.
ness in the county of Boise Idaho Territory, in
der the frp- name and style Of Robbie q Bush -
plaintiffs, f.sufs..,gaSa sdi a ba1d 30 ga
Thqs, Wilson Y Harrison Greek, doing business
under the name and style Of Ehos Wisong& Co.,
'gf4 .GBfendants, AAA IL
nj OIlCE IS hereby given to all persons holding
IN or claiming liens, puder the provisions Of
act of the Legislature of Idaho Territory, enti~
tied An Actor securing liens to mechanics aud
others 2passed at the first session Of said Legis-
lature on the following described premises, viz
on that certain building known as the '.Idaho
Restaurant situated On the east side of Main'kts
above NatFstieet in Idaho city, county ad Ter
rtOry aforesaid, on that Certain lot or parcel of
land lying and being on the east sid@of Main st.,
in SAID City, county sand Territory, bounded and.
described As follows viz : Commencing for tile
the beginning tbereOfata point in the eastern line
said Main street, aftyfiVe feet northwardy from
the northeast corner formed by the intersection Of
said Main Rad WalEsreets and running thence
" alQngthe eastetulline OfSsaid Main
street twenty-five feet; thence eastWardly, aud at
right angles to said Main street eighty feet =
thence suuthYaFdly and parallel with Main street
Twenty-Five feet thence JWestwaFdly eighty
eet to the place Of beginning; and
llSO'upon the aboVe-described lot Of land,-to' be
md appear in the Probate CONT OF Boise county
IN the first day of the next regular term thereof,
10 commence on the fOaftb Monday in july, A D
1864, at 10 o'clock of said day, July 18th, and
10 exhibit then and there to said court. proof Of
aid liens. SHAFER& NUGENF; n !
]
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Dissnlntinn Nntlna

TIME Copartnershp in the banking business
4 heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly OF
the city OF New York, and Joseph A. DOnohoej
Wm.C. Ralston and Ralph S. Fretz, of San Fran
cisco. under the firm name Of EUGENE KELLY
& CO., New York, and DONOHOE, RALSTUN &
CO., sun Francisco. will cease ON the first day of
July, 1854, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A, Don6hOe
from the Copartnership. The bust
ness will be settled in New York by Eugene Kelly
and in San Francisco by VIM. A. Ralston and L,
y Eretz' Deposltors are requested to hand in their
books for settlement at the barking house of Don
oboe, RalstOn u Co. EUGENE KELLY, q 4 3
Per " "A. DOnOhOe, Attorney, 4
JOSEPH A. D0NOHOE,
WM. q, RALSTON,
r. ). FRETZ,
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