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Pennsyivsnia avenue, near wnlsrd's Hotel
LEONARD GRovER................

LEONAhD GhONEH'.s.s........s... DlHECTOP
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY ., 1854,
FIRST TIME In any theatre OF the exquisite
thSpH So%s S, ssi ~ ps NV Of tS;
published In the Sunday Chronicle,
ELEANoR's VICTORY,
Beautiful Music, and the chafmipS young aetrss"
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
for the First and only Time in the Beautlful Char
aoter Of ELEANOR VANE
ACTL-THE CRIME.-A Shabby Genteei Apart.
ment In Paris-The Landlady and the Poor Ledger
Eleanor, the Loving Daughter-Love versus
Pride-"n stoop, II Is for Your Sake"-A Day
Dedicated to Pleasure-The Boulevardes, near the
Porte ST. Martin-Richard Thornton, the Genius OF
ne Age, Inspired by Coffee" II Is my Motherj''
The Observation-Disclosures too strong -"What
can be Happier than to Work for those we Love i'-
Death Of the Father and Misery Of the Daughter
The Letter-"I Remember Nothing, Except that
my Father tells me TO Revenge his Murder-The
VowzElennor Takes up her charge.
,,Iuoi, lLIy ~ LIE IEhGkEIhe Garden At
siEht-The secret-The studIo-Loye and Art
Romance, Money, and Crime-The Declaration
CLEAN OF Light-Submiasion TO the Proud
Mother-Another Gleam-Found, Found at Last
Revenge A. HHnd-The Old Mana Love-Eleanor
Reveals her Name-For the Sake Of Revenge gives
ACT ifI-THE WORK BEGINS IN EARNEST.
-Tolldae the Home OF Eieanor-The Artists
sketce-The Last stake-The Plot Eleanor and
her Friend-ArrivAl OF Viotor--Jealousy Of the
Aged Husbaud-The Secret Must be Kept-EleAnor
Appeals to her Husband-Confdenc Restored
ACT lVa7TRluMPHANT AND FoILED.-The
Reaolve-"I will Wait no Longer''-"i will Speak
To-Nghp'-The Visit to woodland-The Purpose
Frustrated by the Hand Of Death Woodland Hall
Elearnors Discovery Of the Robbery--Foied-
The Old Man Again JealouE--Elearnor once more
Alone in the World,
ACT THE VICTORY.-Baden Baden-Elea-
nor Goyerness-VictoF Again-The Agreement
for the Will-Riehard, the Friend The Repentant
Hushands Call=The struggle-The win Secured
Husband and the Constant Young wife-The Re.
noillatons-NillAiny Exposed-The Mothers
APpeSl-The Oath Broken-ElsAnor'S Victory.
~ The manager takes extreme pleasure in an.
houneing brief engagement with the favorite
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
GROWERS THEATRE.
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
THE GREAT ARTIsTE OF THE
will make her First Appearances at this Theatre on
MONDAY EVENING, January I, 1884,
In her unspPro"chable ,endi,ion OF
MADELAINE,
In the beautiful -Four Act Drama Of the
BELLE oFTHE FAUBoURG,
supported by the entire Company. ja2-it
WASHINGTON LYCEUM Lee.
FIFTH NIGHT.
20 II N @. SAX E
VIII read his Humorous and Patriotic Poem,
"LoV
wILLARDS HALL,
TUESDAY, EVENING, JANUARYS, 1864.
TERMS;
Single admission so oenta
Tickets to be had at the principal Hotels and
Book Stores.
decSI-6t
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SOMETHING INTERESTING TO
- LOOK AT-Anybody not aware that BARR
pRO. have the finest stock OF ready made Clothing
in this city. should at once go and take look at
our beautiful styles OF Sack AID Frock OvercoAta.
all the fine styles OF PAntA and NestH 10 curiosity
to look at, Parents can bring their boys and get
them fitted out eutirely new, at a very moderate
expense, as we keep large stock OF Boys Cloth
ing. We have also n very large stock OF Gents'
Furnishing Goods, which goods We will offer at
wholesale prices. BARR BRO,
deo22-lm Corner L and seventh street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
seasoned and In good condition, which
he 10 prepared TO deliver to purchasers in any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, in quantities to suit pur-
ehAseTs. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. tsS Twelfth street, between Z and str eets.
no6-u y. z. CORBETT,
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ErsHrH POLICE PREoINor.-The me

EIGHTH POLICE PREcNoT.-The members OF
the metropolitan police composing the Eighth pre-
cinot were addressed yesterday by one Of their
Rnundsmen, Mr. Meredith. He wished them a
happy New Year, and hoped that In the future
their endeaVOrs would be crowned with the same
success. which attended their past Efforts He
trusted that the authors Of crime In Its thousand
forms mght-not be ensconeed behind successful
suhbriduets, bdt detected after Argds-eyed vigi-
lance, and welcomed with condign punishment;
that the harmony which always characterized their
associations would ever exist and reign supreme;
and last, but not least, that the year 1884, when
ended and knelIed will have been fraught with all
the cherished mSmoriss and chastened anticipa-
tions which render agreeable the policemans voca-
tlon.
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JEwELRT JEwELRT JEwELRI For one
dollar, At ans PennSylyaniA avenue near Four and.
A.hAlf street.-The Dollar Store.
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WHO WILL m CURED I've desire 10 call
special attention 70 the advertisement Of the oele-
brAted Dr.. Vellny which appears In another Column
The DootorBA safe and reliable prAoti whose
akin and experience 10 guarantee that the unfor-
tunAte victim OF certain lndisoretiOns with con-
hdeneO intruut his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means 81
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NEW YORK bTfLns.-9 srtlsmstl's CloLhin0 =
NsD and Fashionable IA large ment for Hraa.
and Business wear The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and Hni1h anv.
thing over offered In this city. S
. WALL srEPHEHI h Co.,
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A WORD OF ADvIOH.-Thoee who have bean
dootoring for weeks aud months without obtaipinR
relief should Oonsalt DR.. FishblAtt, whose oioe n
ct No AL street, corner OF Eighth utreet and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DR.. Fiahblatt'1 reputation a. phYsi-
elan. Recent cases cured In few days. Charges
moderate, DR., FISHBLA1T,
No, AL K street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ohnao.
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AUCTION SALES.

DYJ. @. Mcguire 4 co.
~ ocx or n AZ crsr rs, o,oo..,,.
AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY, January AN, al
10 o'clock, at the Family Grocery store OF .. W.
Davis, Esq, corner Of Ninth and Estreets we ahal
sell a lot Of Goods damaged BY a recent Ore and
comprising- 20
Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
Preserves, Pickles, Cigars, Tobacco,
Spices, Starch, Soap, Candles, &C.
Many Of the articles are only slightly damaged.
Terms cash. JAS G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
de0i fHH AucfionoarH.
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,.,.. NAVY Y nM, wy ". n ,s.s

FAHH EDUCATION ron EREkDMEN.-A Free
evening school Tor OoloJed persons viii be opened
In Rev. Mr.. Bowldin's Church, northeast corner OF
Fourth and streets, on next MondAy'( Jan. y
evening, at 7 O'Clock. II viii be held on Monday
and Friday evenings Of each week. Monday will
be devoted to reading and Friday evening TO
writing and arithmetic
many persons who would be b1nentted by such
school are not able to read and can only hear OF
this schooi by being informed by others OF its ex-
istence Persons who think favorably Of such q
school will benefit the public by generally INFORM
ing oolored persons Of Its Whereabouts.
No response to the appeal Tor aid In supporting
this school hal been received, yet 1t will be com.
hieneed and carried through, although Il comes
hard for one or two persons to bear the expenses
ofthe whole movement. Will not some Of our
generous lend the cause helping hAndi
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TAN K RIB u RY ii A l. l..
~ CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LOtfifiaaG Apenie, near The o0rEey Of Stzh arsef.
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT
VIM. L. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
THE FAveRIIE HOLIDAY RESORT.
GRAND FESTIVAL OF HUMoR, GRACE ANI
BEAUTY.


THE FAveRIrE HOLIDAY RESORT.
GRAND FESTIVAL OF HUMoR, GRACE ANT
BEAUTY.
BILL OF UNEXAMPLED sPLENDoR.
TaE GREAT TERPsicHoHEfN RIIiiNcE,
THE GREAT TERPslCHoREAN ALLIANCE,
MILE ANNETTA GALJETTI,
MILE ANNErTA GALLETrI,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
MILE A ANsETTA sALEETTf,
MILE HNEErTH S1LLETTI
TOPH0FF, RONZANI,
ToPHOFF, RONZANI,
TOPHOFF, RoNZANL
TOPHOFF, RONZANL
RoNZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
k9Nzasi S SRAsB sALLsT TsoUPE
RONZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
RoNZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
MAGNIFICENT BALLETs,
uNRIvALEp PAEToMIME TROUPE,
MR. GEORGE R, EDEsoN,
Arranged expressly Tor the Holidays, entitled the
ELVES oF THE ENCHANTED STREAM,
ELVES OF THE ENCHANTED STREAM,
E ELyEs OF OF TIE ENCHAEiEE6 STREAM,
ELVES OF THE ENCHANTED STREAM,
Produced at great expense OF money aud labor
New and beautiful Scenery, by W. d. sterryI
Original Appropriate Music, by J. Brahami
Splendid Wardrobe, By r. Marshall, Of Baltimore
and replete with
Magic Transformations, Intricate Mechanical FL
fects, &C.
First appearance of the Celebrated, Daring, an
'1'p'' THE kINe BRoTHERS
THE KING BROTHERS,
THE KING BROTHERS,
THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT ALLIANCE
will appear In a charming ballet, entitled
THE CORsAIR,
THE CORSAfR,
THE CORsAIE,
And a new beautiful advertisement, entitled
ARRAGONEZA.
ARRAGoNEzA.
Ct 10. II. EDEsoN IN NEW MUSICAL ODDITIES,
- BILLY EMERSON,
l. . II. ". WILLIAMS,
"ScLARKE MONS SOL
10 anew olio of songs, dances, and negro pc uliar
ties, Including the fsughHble extrSvagansa, called
THE PERsECUTED ETHIOPIAN,
TIE PROSECUTED ETHIOPIAN,
Aud the Irresistible COTkogrAphle sketch OF
that RASCAL BILLY.
THE BoQUET OF BEAUTY.
THE BOQUET OF BEAUTY.
LILLE BRANDON
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND,
ESTRLLE FORREST,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEONORA CREED sc
Ia q choice selection OF songs, dances, &C.
Admission. 10 cents
oenu
Private Boxes, holding six perSOns......so
EO)rH open at 6A o'olooki Performance At IN.
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock.
Admission-LAdies 20 cents; Children 10 cents.
TIM HAYES,
CHAMPION CLOG DANCER OF THE WORLD,
will appear on Monday, january Ath, 1864.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING - A NUMBER OF GEN
Id tlemen can obtain beard at No 4s1 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-hAlfa and sixth streets,
Island ooiT-tf
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS FoRTHE HOLIDAYS
Hudson Legends, handsomely illustrated. Cloth
gilt, e8.6O.
Hudson Legends, handsomely illustrated. Full
Rip Van Winkle Illuminated. Boards, SI.25.
Sleepy Hollow, illustrated, Sl.60.
Lyrics OF Loyalty. Bound In red, white and blue
81.
The Wreath Of Beauty 4to edition, Levant Tur
hey, gilt, illustrated, si2.
Imperial Courts. lto, full illustrated, SI2.6O.
Loves Of the Poets. Turkey antique, Sl2.
New assortment OF Family Bibles, with places
for photographs, all prices.
Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
ueSl-St A34 Pennsylvania avenue.
nIARIESl DIARIEsl DIARIES
FOR 1884 FOR 1851 FOR 1851
TO VARIETIES! rs VARIETIES rs VARIETIES
ALL STYLES ALL Styles ALL Styles
Wholesale and Wholesale and Wholesale and
Retail Retail RETAIL
PHILIP h soLoMoNsi PHILIP soLoMoNsl
PHILIP & SOLOMONSl
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
33a PennsylVania ave-, bet, Ninth and Tenth SITS.
~ sent to the ARMY FREE OF POSTAGE.
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WANTS.

WANTED. "A NORTHERN WOMAN
| w familiar with Housekeeping, and who Il
willing 10 do housework gems ally, can find CON.
Portable home and good wages at No. AL sixth
street, corner OF " -. ja2-rs
GToRE wANTED---.IN A GOOD
~ locstioa-or part Of one, with responsible
- BOX ma. POST OFFICE,
Jss-et Philadelphia.
WANTED Two SECOND HAND
| wv Suffers TENTS or, FRAME BUILD
iNGs IN sections Address .. D. Woolley, Ma.
honh HeteL d2sN
UTANTED. "A VETERINARY SUR.
wv Eeon. Apply at No. s14 II street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Best Of refer.
ences required. deoi-tf
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
1FTY LAMP WARRANTS OfaO, 60, 100 and leo
acres wanted i@n'dis cfGyR x a GAYLORD
nos-u Room ., corner seventh and = sta.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
ID CONS 70 LET.---A NICE, UNFUR.
III nished front parlor room TO let, with plain
boarding, on moderate terms. Inquire al No. 500
Nlnth street, near street. jsi-2t
EoR RENT. ---THREELARGE HALLS
IL on Pennsylvania avenue, In one Of the best
locations In the city, at q moderate rent. Imme-
diAte posse sion given. Apply At 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. usi-et
NOR RENT. IA THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE, containing Ten Rooms, and
Wood House, Gas, and Water, at the corner Of isth
and streets. Apply on the premises. d29-iw'
EOR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
IT large and SmAlD in different parts OF Wash
Ington. =
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS;
0txIeo feet, M street, between 4th and 9Th.
11oxi00 feet, 18th, between and q streets.
e0xio0 feet, Pa, avenue east, bet. 9Th and It'll.
t0Oxlts feet, north L, between 10th and 10th.
t5xto0 feet, on N, between 9TH and 6th
90NiOO feet, on 10th, near y.
s0x93 feet, north ID, between I'd and 9TH.
6oxi06 feet, nth, near north u.
n And 400, 200 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and Pennsylvania avenue, for rent.
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts of
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL h SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor Pa. Av. and 10th ~.
N. B-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
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oST LON FRIDAY EVENING,
~ lst instant, In neighborhood Of Eighteenth
Bundle strapped on top containing new Clothing
liberal reward will be paid for any inferma on
concerning II, at the Express stables, Marble al
half and sixth SITS. It's
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES VARIETIES
v (Ftouting Penn,a avenue and Ninth street.)
f1Ampln u .ftOptieIofb
fltzsimmons -. !. !, stage Manager and Advertiser
THIS (SATURDAY) NIGHT,
The great drama Of . ....#
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK SHETLAND,
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD,
JACK SHEPPARD, H
JACK SHEPPARD,
LAST NIGHT OF AGNES SUTHERLAND,
All the Great Artistes appear
The brilliant ballet Of
LA sTRIANI, ...
.....| by
MILE LIMA wINpLE,
MONS BAPTIsTIN,
..... ....... 20 PRETTY GIRLS
Wednesday After noon--Matinee.
Prices Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Family Cir
eIe rs oentsi Orchestra Chairs, 80 cents; Private
Boxes, (holding six persons) e5j Colored Circle %
cents Doors open at T-commenoe ATS O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

II IRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold vols. Cloth, price SO.
Round the Dlocki an American novel Price
also.
Held in Bondagei or, Granville de Vigne, by
"OuldA." vols, S2,6O.
el.26.
Dickens New Christmas Story Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD h MOHUN,
dei9 Corner Eleventh street and Penn. av.
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RY B0TELER& WILSON, AUCT'Rs.
WHARF SITES AND WATER FRoNrs

Mayors oTFioE, Dee ., 1893.
BY virtue OF and In accordance with the proyt-
sons and on the terms prescribed In the act Of the
City Councils approved March 70, I6ol, entitled
| " An act authorizing the Mayor 70 lease wharf
sites on the Potomac river, So.,n and an ansnd-
MONDAY, the dist instant, AZ ~ O'clock NJ. oo@ M
menetng At the foot Of Eleventh. street west lessee
to the highest bidder, At Public Auction, the fol-
wharf sites or water fronts viz: That at the foot
Of Eleventh street west At the line OF the sea wall
OF and adjoining Twelfth stree, west each ito Iset
In widthi that at the front Of NJ street south, %
de9-dtd Mayor.
wAsBIEsroN, Dec. 10, 1879.
The above sale q postponed until MONDAY,
place. RICHARD WALLACE,
deoIs-d BoTELER WILSON, I9st.
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
TON, D. C., December 10, IsS.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON
- FOR SALE.
will sell At public auction, at the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Depot, in Alexandria, Va, on
WEDNESDAY,, the ls'h day OF January next
len seeond-hand Locomotive Engines, feet u
xSousi,cSS ton, q old BALL, T and pattern.
200 " Wrought scrap Iron.
200 Cast.
lot Of Steel Springs, Sheet Iron, &C.
Sale to commence At 10 A. NJ
Terms cash in Government funds.
n L. ROBINSON,
deoie22t Captain and A. q. b..
HIDES !li-.-WILL BE SOLD AT
III Auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAT
UICDAY, at ii O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Wharf, foot
OF sixth street, all tho Hides, TAllow, 6o., that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slAught outside the
limits of the District OF Columbia and shipped to
this point for such disposition.
Terms, cash In Government funds, to be paid AT
The time oil sale. @. BELL,
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1856 'AA'A 'is--r FRAMES 1876
French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American
Composition CARD FRAMES in variety, at
j. MARKRITERS,
4s6 Seventh street, eight doors above
deSi-6t Odd Fellows Hall
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NEW BOOKS. THE OLD HELMET,
IN BY the author Of the Wide, Wide Worldi .
vols. Price a2.60.
Cur Old Home, q series of English sketches, by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Was He suceesSfuli A novel, cy r, d, Kimball;
vol. Price also.
Louie. Last Term at St. Mary's, by the author
Of Rutledge; vol. SI25
Alice Of Monmouth, an Idyl OF the Great War,
with other Poems, by Il. c. StedmAni vol. 81.
BLANCHARD Il MOHUN,
dele Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
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The undersigned takes pleasure In returning
thanks to his customers for their liberal
and fav6rably recommends his successors AZ worthy
their notice, and will supply them with his
FINE TEAS,
for which he has enjoyed such an enViNble repu-
jan2-3ts w, CORWIN BURGY
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N B-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, ant
Law Papers OF every description prepared.
de73-tf
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n. D. Editors Of PAPERS publishing the above car,
rill he entitled ~ nv ECrviueS n tHO EmOunI o
ihblf charge. I T.. l.
de- ~ -
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1889.
GfsIhe above sale IL postponed until MONDAY,
the 4th day Of January next at same houT and
place. RICHARD WALLACE,
Mayor.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

LEGIsLAmVE,-A portion Of the Legislative
delegation arrived on Saturday evening last,
from Lewiston direct. We are indebted to
Assemblyman Bodish for a copy of the Gold.
en- .4gc of the 9th inst, containing the de-
parture Of the Solons and Lycurguses from
that city, as well as faithful record Of the
H. b., H. J. Rs, C. ]. Rs, &C., Of the last
week of.the session, FROM which, with the as-
sistance OF an interpreter, we ascertain that
the bill granting franchise to the Idaho and
California wagon-road company-about the
only enterprise before the body calculated to
bea real benefit to the people of Boise, Owy-
hee, Malheur, &c.-was defeated in the Coun-
Gil after passing the House. A bill likewise
passed the House to publish the laws of the
Territory in the Golden Age and Boise NEWS
in order to place them in the hands of people,
but was killed in the Council. These, togeth-
err with the fact that the account sent in by
the Boise News for publishing the Governors
Proclamation, the revenue law, &c., upon the
positive assurance Of Gov. Wallace that they
would be paid, with subscription price of
twenty copies of the paper furnished members
during the session, were rejected, and that the
Capital remains at Lewiston, are the more
important matters acted upon, which having
ascertained, we abandon our Investigations,
confident that the public-whose servants we
are-will excuse US from ciphering any fur
Their into the mysteries contained in these in
telligent reports, least in our search we ascer-
tain by what authority official salaries can be
increased at Territorial expense with the
sanction of the executive signature, while it is
not competent to pay for printing the laws or
to furnish members with copies of papers pub
lished among their constituents, &c. We do
not desire to make such discovery, and il
we did, its revelation might be unpleasant to
those in authority, whom in early life we
we're taught to respect, and for whom we are
constrained to feel patriotic reverence as
the powers that be.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
Caution

NOTICE is hereby given, and all persons are
In hereby Warned from trading for, or purchas-
ing the following Promissory Notes, as the same
were procured by Misrepresentation end without
any consideration whatever :--One fer the sum
of Five Hundred Dollars. payable TO 7. S. HasCall
OF order, now in TIE hands Of F. G Bryant, dated
January 9Th, 1854, due Oh or before first of June,
A D. 1854, and signed byJ. B. Harper and John
Brownleo. One foE Three Hundred Dollars, same
smith Or order Also ODE tote %i drawn on J. R.
Totman, payable to James Hay5wsll and assigned
to J. B. Harper, and by him to J. z. Smith, for
Two Hundred Dolars, bearing interest at the rate
Of 21% per cent. per month, dayed October 26 AID.
1858, Gue June let, Al 1884.
ZItf JOHN BROWNLEE.
7: +. UARPER9
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

SHERIFF PINKHAM has returned to Boise
after an absence Of several months at Lewis
ton Portland and San francisco. He took
the Boise delegation to Lewiston, where he
dropped them, and took Gov Wallace to the
Bay and started him on his way to Washing
ton and on his way back picked up the dele
cation again at Lewiston and brought them
home Pink looks hale and hearty, notWith-
standing the gale on the Pacific that came so
near sending him and the old steamer Pacific
to Davy Jones.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27
JOHN BROWNLEE.
]. +. UARPER.g

I'd. The st&: cznents abous " Misrepresentation y
ana "want OF consideration" contained in the
above notice OF Caution" signed by john Brown
les aud J. B. Harper, are WilIful and deliberate
falsehoods, made for dishonest purposes by man
who wish to wrong their creditors. and excuse
themselves for so doing by false pretences., When
tho Law coerces them TO pay (Which it cersainly
will do unless they put their property out of their
Ehands--the latter a reasonable antcipation) they
will no doubt attempt to settle in GRBENBACKs and
afterwards hold themselves as honorable men.
22td DR., F. g. BRYANT.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

FIREMEN's BALL.-The ball on Monday
night was the largest dancing party that has
been assembled in the city, and the room
was most beautifully ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
went off agreeably until about supper-time,
when some little disturbance occurred to mar
the harmony and good feeling that had until
that tims characterized the party. The ball
went on, however, as if nothing had occurred
and those who came to dance and enjoy them
selves, seemed to be getting their moneys
worth.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-27

NEWSPAPERS IN PoRTLAND.-We are in
formed by Mr.. Mallory, printer from Port
land recently arrived in this city, that the
Oregon Times has ceased to exist; that the
Evening Gazette, recently started by Mr..
Snyder, has arisen, fourished and sunk to rise
no more; a new paper called the Oregon
Union, has been started by an association Of
printers, and that all these changes have cc-
CURED within the space of one or two brief
months. The Oregonian, like Time in Saxe's
"Allegory Of Love and Time" Still tugs at
his oar, and keeps steadily on" Our old
friend D. @. Ireland, is doing up the "Iocar
for the OregOnian.