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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
California Items.

Captain Hawkins, Recorder of Esmeralda,
died suddenly of heart disease, at Aurora, on
Wednesday last.
Captain Waller, convicted of murder in
Nevada county, has been sentenced to be
hung on the first Friday in February.
Frank King, German, aged forty-fve, a
resident Of Clover Creek, Shasta county, was
drowned in Little Cow creek on the 18th inst.
He leaves wife and three children.
+. +. Hunter, who was tried at Jackson,
Amador county, last week, for the killing Of
McKenna at Sacramento, has been acquitted.
The Baptists of Napa propose to buy the
brick church erected and owned by the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South.
Several of the prominent citizens of Napa
are forming Joint Stock Company for the
purpose of establishing wooden factory in
that vicinity.
John K. Bowling, private in Company E,
Second Cavalry, died on the 29th December
asst, at Visalia, from the effects of a pistol
hot received at the hands of B. F. Merrill.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

FAST MEN OF ENGLAND.-Wh my Prince
king George Fourth did actually distinguish
himself it was in driving. He drove once,
in four hours and half from Brighton to
Carlton House-56 miles. All the young
men of that day were fond of that sport. But
the fashion Of rapid driving deserted Eng
land, and, I believe, trotted over to Ameri-
ca. Where are the amusements of our youth
/ hear Of no gambling now but among the
obscure rufians; Of no more boxing but
among the lowest rabble.- [Thackeray's Four
Georges.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

AS TO THE GOVERNMENT INTENTION OF
TAXING THE MINEs.-The Sacramento Bee
of the goth January says: One of our Con-
gressional delegation writes to a friend here,
who questioned him concerning the Govern
ment's intent to tax the mines, and says:
I do not know with certainty, what the plan
of Gen. Beale is, but l shall see it in a few
days, as It will be printed at length with the
report of Commissioner Edwards. We hear
now and then, an expression in favor of rails
ing revenue from the mines by taxation, but
these thoughts spring from general desire to
get funds to meet the very extraordinary ex-
peuses Of the Government imposed by the
war, and not from any purpose or wish to
make specially of the mines in taxation.
Miners now pay their income tax the same as
people engaged in any other occupation, and
this, doubtless, they are willing to do, but no
more. To put mining on a more unfavorabIe
basis than any other productive industry,
would, it seems to me, be unjust, and, as
Government measure, decidedly impolitic, for
its tendency would be to curtail product
more needed now than any other. ButI have
Jeen or heard no specific plan for taxing the
precious metal mines.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
R0TSE NEWS AGENTS.

BANXoCK CTTY-Henry II. Knapp. carrier and
general agent, to whom all dues are payable Pa
pers are also for sale at the Office Of Wells, Fargo
Swinnertons book store and Rosenberg's variety
store.
observation-disclosures Hawley, carrier aud gen.
eral agent, to whom all dues for subscriptions are
payable; papers are also for sale at the Office of
Wells, Fargo and Co. and at Schroeder & Timers
book store.
CGNrERvILLE-P.W ". Johnson, at Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s.
PIONEER C1rY-Alfred slocum, at Wells, Fargo
i Co.'s.
WALLA WALLA-E. Z. Kelly.
UslArILLA--Z F. Moody.
PoETLAND-W. w. Chapman, jr :, and Tracy
King.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

THE BEGGARs STRIKING. Among the
pensioners sat the corner" there is an elderly
lady who has always been Contented to re-
celye fye-Cent bit. She astOnished US yes-
terday, BY returning it with some disdain, ex-
claiming "Why, yer honor, don't ye know
everything is riz ?" AS she was evidently on
her strike we yielded.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

JOHN P. HALE, in answer to the attack Of
Hon. John Conness, says:
II was opposed to an improper use of the
public money by Democrats when they were
in power, and am no less opposed TO the same
thing now that my political friends are in
power. have been too long in public life to
desire to hold on to it a day longer
than l can without making concessions to
those who would prey on the public treasury,
or their confederateS."
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

The Smith family is numerous in Balti-
more. There are 652 persons of that name
recorded in the city directory Just published.
The Browns stand next, numbering 297; and
the Jones third, numbering 256. The citv
has $50 churches, $40 stationed ministers.
SO4 physicians, and S91 commission mer.>
chants.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

BULLION IN Nevada TKRRIToRY.-During
the week ending January 10th, Wells, Fargo
& Go. shipped from their Office IN Virginia
On. IT,, $2OS, 29l,68.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

LADIES who make the shopmen sho
goods, but never purchase, are called. in med
ical Parlance, "COunter irritants,n
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

at the st. JOsephChurch corner Commercial
street and East Hill, every Sunday, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon.
Preaching will be held every Sunday, at II A.
NJ. at the American Hotel, in Bannocll City,.
Rev. Father L. Mesplie will hold divine service
at half-past 8 A. NJ, and vespers az three O'Clock
z. NJ, every Sunday, at the upper end Of Main
street, Centerville, until further notice.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
Sign of the Mortar.

NNHE undersigned has on hand and is cen. n
i stantly receiving full and we'll select. 81
ed stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. To which he -
calls the attention of the citizens Of
BannOck and vicinity.
NIB. Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
A. A. MIX, Chemist and Druggist,
Ism Opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
Doetrp.
I)oetrp.
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[Communicated.]
THE MURDERED TRAVELLERS.

ls...*s--|a
When Winter toward Spring had Waned-
Brought bloom and joy again.
The murdered travellers bones were found
Far down narrow glen.
The willow trees above them wave
Their branches in the air,
And mary vernal blossom gave
Their odors to the fair.
But there was weeping far away,
And gentle eyes for them,
With watching many an anxious day,
Grew sorrowfu and dim.
They little knew, who loved them so,
The fearful death they met,
When travelling DER the mountain snow
Unarmed and hard beset.
But long they looked and feared and wept,
Within their distant homes,
And dreamed, and started as they slept,
For joy that never comes.
So, long they looked, but never spied
Their welcome steps again,
Nor knew the fearful death they died
Far down that narrow glen. -
Buena Vista City, Feb. 18th. 1864. G.W.R
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
Communicated
BENEATH THE SYCAMORE.

0 yes am here in a golden land
Where natures ever green;
Where the pillows lave golden strand
And gold Is in every stream.
But still my heart clings to the vale
Far from this gilded shore,
Away where the rivers silvery waves
Glide meath the Sycamore.
Roll on, thou river, still and clear
Thy banks with wld-fowers dressed;
0 would that l were there again,
'TWOulG sooth this aching breast.
To hear the numbering of The rilI,
Still blending with thy roar;
Say, does the nOddmg lilly still
Hang dropping on thy shore?
Or has the hostile foe yet tread
Upon those sacred plains,
Ny knsmen numbered with the dead,
My friends among the slain
Why should this war of brothers still
Be carried on amain?
0 stop the warriors bugle-shrill,
Let stop this life's blood drain.
But now adieu to all those scenes,
Those happy scenes of yore
Farewell my childish sports. and green,
Beneath the Sycamore. AT. n.
Pioneer City, Feb. 18th, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

~ Advertisements, to insureinserti0n, mus
he handed in as early as Thursday, and the num-
Der of insertions desired should be noted on
the margin
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

APPOINTMENTS OF COUNTY OFFICERs.-
The following is list of the officers sent in
by the Governor, and confirmed by the Coun-
Gil, to hold their offices until the general cleo
ton, in Boise county:
Sheriff, summer Pinkham; Probate Judge,
Daniel Mclaughlin; County Commissioners,
John G. Smith, Frank Moore, Henry I. Grow;
Auditor, Washington R. Underwood; Treas
urer, Charles D. Vajen; Assessor, George
Woodman; Justices of the Peace, Bannock
precinct, Charles Walker; Centerville, l. H.
Johnson, Charles w. Depuy; Placerwlle, T.
H. Stringham, Charles Woodbury. Walker ;;
Boise City, Daniel S. Holton Notaries Pub
lie, John Cummins, Henry C. Anderson, Geo.
l. Gilbert, Charles J. Fitzgerald Constables,
Idaho City, John 6. Howell; Centerville,
Edward Thore; District Attorney for tao
Second Judicial District, George C. Hough.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
Boise Mems Dob Oaite
DOCK, GARD, AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
D-East Hill BannOck City.

The proprietors beg leave 70 announce to the
people of Bannock City and vicinity, that they
and ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES,
which make their facilities for executing all kinds
OF plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed by
any office in the upper country. All orders for
jobs will be executed with neatness and dispatch
81 Job Work must be paid for before it is "a
ken from the Offices
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

AN ELECTION DoDGE-Following is a
copy of handful circulated in Nevada Ter
ritOry on the day previous to the late cleo
ton:
TELEGRAPHIc Editor of Old Piuts-
My Dear Sir.-I understand bogus dispatches
are in circulation in your Territory, purporl-
ing to come from Chase, CONFESS and Highly.
Permit me to say there is nothing in it. We
don't care damn about it, whether you be-
come State or not. Yours truly,
A. LINCOLN.
n. B.-Bill Seward is with us.-A. L.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
n. AINSA,

Umatilla, s.: 3: Oregon.
No. Is Front Street,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER
~ in General Merchandise. Also,
~ GOODS STORED and FORWARDED.1ga
Sept. 10th, lS63.-ltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
ORcial Directory.

Territorial capital, for the present, at LewstOn.]
Governor, ............W MILAN H. WALLACE.
bz4cting Cor. and Ter Sec'y. WIN. B. DANIELS.
Ter. Aud tor, ....................B. F. LANBKIN.
Territorial Treasurer, ............D. S. KENYON,
IT, s. Marshal, ...................D ID. 5. PAYNE.
Judge End District Court. :. SAMUEL Z. PARKS.
Clerk " District Court, $50. j. G. HENLEY.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
SUCCESSOR TO S. W. DICKINSON.
VIM. GANEY.
e. n. SANFORD.

Bannock City, Directly Opposite City Hotel.
LNNE Watches Repaired and rated by Chro-
II nOmeter Time. Having had MANY wears ex-
perience in the largest houses in San Francisco,
feel confident that can give perfect and entire
satisfaction to all who may favor me with their
patronage. All kinds Of Jewelry made to order
in the best manner.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Bannock City, September lst, 1868 ltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
Bannock Precinct :

Justice Of the Peace, ...... CHARLES WALKER.
Constable, JOHN g. HOWELL.
PlacerYille Precinct
Justice of the Peace, .THos. H. STRIxGHAM
The sun., 1864-10-29
es.!r.!sssOgS SOIsa's:s.

NOfiCE.-rl;E~B. CHURCH, LARGE
t,Gi, coz oth ..,. uud 90 -t. Ecv. u. 4.
D MALL. " Hltr Er unf -.'blH .rr, coz
81. J' Pm. SUBJECT .or 'srrIur iN. l0st't
.e4- Thy hi,-uOIu Tome" ctc. service g.
s. scat r,". 10"
Il %bAI ~ r&iNG LlCli RFr--htN -. g..
loss !vctu.es 90 ,Jurt iH,ht,c.v ST. 90, i.,u-
10. III tu t.Ufch iu rrsud =. one lIu.L ,l.' :
'hs- 80. .,t. ~tur Zee fo al. 49,
i'iE TINS WE LIVE rs. :. SNUN ,
3. g.. 70 ,'o-ch IN lilpc Cha.tl. No. ,tI
20 lua-iu'l.t p. q 'i.r, Beu, .on. 10
tirt PREACHING Bl ThE LtV.
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|, st ttuch, ,hr. ;lc Il, to-uoFrow ~ ,ad
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The sun., 1864-10-29
GENERAL BUSINESS.
Any PERSON WHO STOPS Al l7o ChA1

ANY PERSON WHO STOPS Al i7o CHAT.
a. sau ..s sssS , sa < ,is giienr % s%sv,! s Cd, - 81
rrcve H. lee MOLCOrl'S instln, Pam Aun.u L. |
Tor cures Catsl7h lyrneaent,. sod by alI pfnsls's
= ccn.' and y. ootle 80
a FEW EENMS oF PRINTING PArtR,
"a - s. wi.i tv -nii cheap oa 1plu,A,lvi d" tn"
At 500. rAWNBROHEHS' 1iCKETS
y oi-hi ior 's~. olf' uttc !c'. s.'-s f'i ~.
s.. 80 b.oansas. corner i'ouson RI. Is -. ~
\ IAWNr'. 1tTN', llC&Ir> Tt.itI'--
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t-tr r t,.'so' ,u.oi.. &C.. ce l' fe'r''
r.'r.F 'r .'.., g., 80 b h Pc q. 'H
CARr''fS ,IEU--'NkfETo--' HAVE
Y rctuc dt.c9 .co. Of Dr. c,rt"'t e.. h. .rItu.
Thorn cne.t" ;nnn any other hos iu tno ,iW. y
sa,, s" m mod ,hS g.,'e, "u ystn,,eTS, ga.
c,i t. f. q. rTEGfiL, 9o', ~ a.I II y
CHuRCH rOSrER'S AERATFD Bread,
N't'c putcst bicid usae. WOKE cor H'lh At ann
Beusd-V. toi $40 i,po,~ IA Nc' York b.oossn
and i,tscs ti'.. .ui fret class fi.crrics. u
CAKES FOR RREAKrAST \PF ,CT RfL-
DIA CutfNr Tue lst,ci is Cd ,, All 'cse.- - =
cD ., ir Dencra dtlot T.. L"slc 81. 4'.
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~ beet peu,rifc. i,r the tcc-'' In usc n ~ had
AMI franklin a'cs, kast Brosiyn. III re % c"nIe
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.pS5c f" S G' Gss ''TS S's J6iCF f ' - 's' At
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the let das OF No'e.ntoi, Is J. OPERATIONS ul-ic
NoNrN ORDER SYSTEM
| will commence ~ the n,tt,l Str'c..
| Ll-is OF Iha vtticEs
% Ge 4cisi ios,-uhce anu az re as'c ca s,si u
None u ',.v can oui, Sc obtained :. he .neral
ros,- CO. cotnor of Cedar and Nisuu street, and
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moe lia tArt ool!Ais. tHr ics ee.i1ur to rnn
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3.r JAMS knlLi, ro-tmaster.
EAWNBROhEE>' Ti,kETS BOUGHT ot
d.amul.,. AUtcirr, sii' eiNnr', .fiIs pSt"E dty
u,,lcost- eaut'sl - Ilna -t, near lH~"ry, uuloi
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BIual'a,. ~
REMOVAL NJ. 4 l.. EVANS HAVE RI
~ moved irou NfhN' iodt ~. irncl hutins
''lt- pr 'srr N',u n.n mud 'ln'o t"r NJ, i:r
G., 49, litn snd l-th 10. ny stairs INV, toor, ~
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which s olt nj ilt'ir GENTS per uoa
II ,onr 'o~ls -ir '.-calci Win rlcy,
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,RTH WI STERN CANADlIj'R MANI.
SAVINGS lB.a aA -.

IN YORK SAVINGS EANN-COR OF
IAN ~ an. ,Jh ave. open dniy from 70 Pm
.4Ic-layr ani Saturdays, iGOui ! TO ! rM. riy
cent. iItc.cs' MlJVci. nePp-Its mate on Oh tu-
e ,u,ruuer lst dGaS interest iro,1 that da.c
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POLITICAL.
CARD 10 WORklNc VEN AND
ADOPTED CITIZENS.
fthNASl y WOOD

tLbNANl NOob
coNCi.res
ilt ,o elected tcc4r'c hc DESTROYED the knov
.. I.r willis. M.,o- hc protected TIE hcrcvo.
10 rc.-.oIs in-itu.i"hs o. lofcirueis and
d e.ted,hcroionou. stree, r.c -c1er,tlo Anscl
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n, ,.q he isa su,e.nan. ra,flc,, and the friend
NorF FOR HIM.
b. order OF Committee.
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MIMI CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND 10
> rrnt. Al A.A-s, ue" an4 second M, eheep Tor
s.sh Oh pLl' pt '.uyht, Mach nts nou-nt a. ,y'. >
al ,Ss 8u-iy'Gy, iO-4 ), ~ It-.H, CO. % ~ Jt st,
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The sun., 1864-10-29
q TN.

T"FNTION, LAplpN-T!IL OLD rs
. l.'u-i al y. !. ron Manufacturing g.. - Z. A.
-t ..siJe ttUok'0 White IA. Die Hoe. - se T.
e. -,l. ut thci. ctor, B. huts ic pft,c- ,.I
, .Il ,et choice Rui great bargain; s,t.aSib.;
.. ..4l collars r2,i1 each, and up"Atds; syic ian
II.,.. tch Martin and Milk sal.t stttr Ncgy
A,r.ing ant Tepaiiiar 10 the l-trst .t,l,,
.lt to u'r. receipt rNcu u pI.Cht.' n insutiug
net 1'hs. look tor tue mammoth rJ. iLLM'
% Nhu4'rt, ab2
I RS-s ES-I.ADIE>' FtEN MADE,
..r,u,I ana ItplirrI calru', ana pIOWply, ~
tl'.I ilwlc' 4t t.u lAAuuInCtO ~ ti.hth ave,
on Hni = N II. kemembcr up rtnirs. La
- 4ud cldTI ~ iurs olrap. g.. tlSl,'AN. ~
.,nSl kURS tURS N. PHILLIPS
would cal vhe attcu ion Of the ladlu- oi Nus
and irook yn 10 hls removal from hl' r.i Stand,
GrsLd street Nc~ York, to Ia rultpu sucrt,
..k., .,u. SteI,, iIuil his cXitar.Ny s.'k oi lalrs
Dhliieus' Fur, lie is prepared 70 onrI GI- goods
,lt pre-rnt cost % manufacture. IAd 90 |i-nt-g
.s aD4iI do w.ll to eN4liiAe tAIs sock l'o,t par
II- n.- wh'r", - Ao icr.s cJuLlt't iAtt lee can
lie Fuuds ~ prices D. 0h wi. induce al 90 Iu!-
&c. y. Elili...ii =, la lui,JA rI.tc" .ii ~
-tHTll WESTERN CANADA L MANI
i.turinr Co.-fur- Of every description, who.' .
Iad ic "a, ola - a -ct snd upNar!-. At,. ing
.tiAtanr neat CpLt gud IN t..n4i. d, Also
t-. r,p.. li.ve., t1Iu.s, travelling hi-A Inv
Orc IA .In,.t VANITY. T. 81 luA ui iIy C,,,-
ftpL moth lJU4er pIytu To 'tr pur 'hHstr VI q srt
.u.-. Cal ot.ly and MAKE our s"''c,iuu. JAS,
HANEN~, ~ BIoa WA, Sew tluuter. T. -
.ur It, aud - Chatham ~. a-I
The sun., 1864-10-29
EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER Z. R-FOR ALBANY
..og the Solth 1ni Nc3t, i!Oul ChlL4l ca At nt
LANA. n. and 4, u ana lOH r. u, p-4d VI, sun
- ~ y boIp 3Uth o. 49,
The sun., 1864-10-29
AMUsEM ENT'S.
NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM,

II A X n U NJ 5 AMERICAN MUSEUM,
FIRST Arpr ARAScE N AM,ERlcA,,
HsAl init; ASD ,iilIiiLl TRAINED i'oGs.
iIl"A2 t1SSSI,axr S$siST rfSfSHSAscH i
In hi. tpcnsn,ins fi,sHS"s,"na Fsi.a%si,on.' NJ II
Al II A. NJ and sdFSlNs,,r Ks Il ~ iS'u
T1EHSFIA SoE Il M ftS 4 tn}G4f5iE }FiNTFE EfA F22N
rfoic..of hi iGu .NSGSS UNis6noGs.
T,Cy viii icrns,1t rihc cue, Nl.'e r.lhoui, Cur
eaid'' The MiA',llaf' xlf ~ .;l' 1"%$o'; y ';{ 81
rrlsoSLR 6F .f,ln.luG.
rnt zlNgARo &Sn uis NeSNry.
CON- MILF SIf.r cf fSn rIiE hEPhhSAraR hss, aRNT NH%
CON-. ,fffSftHMSilu !, /; pocs.
Giants, pvarf., Leaned seal, ~.
AiuuiNu. 80 cents Chldr'n undcr ten 10 c's. id5
EAMpBrfIS MlNS1REl.S - ECWERY,
~ OPPOSITE SPRING STREE
TWO PERFORMANCES lo-nAf.
ALL liiE STARS AirEAR. 1876
MuSEtM OrEN AND FREE.---MEisRs.
Nl fOwLtE WELLS fhIcno.ogi-ts, Ssg lioai:
wav. make eSaminat ons and give charts dn, and
evening. 3Is
DRESENTArlON CoNCERTS-SEvENLu
cnNChEl ACApEMy OF NtsIC.
pi,iLLlisf AkRt1 OF ftAis'SSr,
J. A PRESENT WIN ENfRY TICKET.
80. ~ md bit broadway.
25v T.. VI. ELIAS, Ac,uRgy.
rrHE UlriDTHEAIkON - HAVE YOU
I BAN ~ iiiL C,h,tsf
| iith street, oplssite tie Acnicmy oi Music,
| ~ NOI, OOl
| hrtinccs cvery wcdne,day aud Saturday. 3i&
| VARIETIES. 81 h 80 BUWERN - 100
| Star forioimcrs every evening. Buots, Pan.
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| Admit sion. 3, "a. 20 aad ltc. 35J
| - nnO REWARD-TnE GREATEST
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i And eNC.y eve ilt until hIithtr notice.
| Ar HprE CHAPEL
| 10 II u.4"a,, oip. NCt York Ito 81.
Tho above icF"ri viii teP id 20 nny . ;J'n who
'uu dctcct tnN nnIpsion, deception or uin hiroiy IN
1 thc NOuirIiui aud Aaiouu 4iuF NRdii,' 'Nu1ur p.v-
duced hy an Il V-itc and lut,li mt over la tie
! prcSoncu VI tho my ll.l;iOl : itDIA" cUu.Insed
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cd dui at the iIi-Jlco fom H. Ia T. aud from
| 10 p.m. tor pdt,u.ie see pthlI bills. 2OI