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stevens. D.
nue., between 8th and 9Th streets, Market Space
400 CHOICE STOCK 1875
4s6 INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs. 4s6
4s6 PAPERHANGINGs 1876
select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced psperhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, ChOcola ate. Brown and Gilt Wi ndow
Shades, variety of patterns: Shade fixtures,
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Silk end Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels. diff
terent sizes and colors, beautiful assortment
~ ~ ' OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
District. Warranted to he eilded with gold leaf;
also, a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with va
ried stock of small-szed oval and Carte de Visite
ENGRAyINes ANAPAIpNTINGs.
A few choice Engravinss Ind Paintings always
Orders for Paperhsnging. and Window Shades
puuctually attended to in city or county.
Terms cash fer goods or labor
No. 4s6 Seventh street,
ty7-' Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
w iscoRPoRArED MARCH SIN, 1854.
EDWARD sIMMs; President aud Treasurer.
EDWARD CLARK Vice sc PRESIDENT and Secretary
j. tCOMBs, D. '. NILES,
hs BsRf hsnRHs au. s so IS
"1' oA1'r '' EDWARD CLARK, Secretary.
edward GLARK a co, BANKERS,
EXCHANGE, COLD s aEb ss99EynE, AND GEN
ERAL BANKING BUsINEss.
ys.lm Join HEA (. E ahHss
I UMBER-wHITEP PINE. SPRUCE. EASTERN
IL SHORE HEMLocK, ana NORWAY, of all
ment Of Flooring, square Timber. Lsths and
Shingles, constantly arriving and Tor sale low for
" 2aiwif- 18th st.. bet Md sv. and st.
pEPREsENrATIvE sUBsTITgTEs.-I am
rom osss &c s r. s.ssss VIZ sesS MEN, e
is the time to shoy your Pas saf tv %,
~ 21-lwH between Penn. avenue and D ST.
prepared to introduce the Gas and Potomse water
terms. HydTsnts, street washers. hose and hose
p spssd always on hand Job work pro%asls At
PRoPosALs Will BIZ RECEIvED FOR The
airy Baptist Church until August I'd, noon. They
K IN
The plans and specifications of Messrs. Cluss and
sssona Z. 5n snd
The work will be paid for in cash. SUI ject how
eyer. to the conditions usual in giving out sim
liar work =
The bids viii be opened At Old Trinity Hall, sth
| street, between and streets, August %, ct
practicable Their eater. ~ 81 IItd
| q NEW STOCK -------- !
| SOLE LEATHER TRAVELING TRUNK. LA.
IisEs: LEATaER and o1RPfT Bias, &k4W
and best s.:oItnsn! e isdiss' and ssntlsnsn's
| WALL, STEPHENS 90
/ fJ 393 Pc. ev., bet. sch and 10th stroe{s.
Hn-awh tlntsa& ohsoal
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION sALE0F TWO STORY HOUSES
WITH BASEMENT. AND LOTS ON NORTH
CAROLINA AVENUE. BETWEEN 1ST AND
Cd STREETS EAST.
On TUESDAY, tue, I'd day of August next, at g
O'Clock D M. we shall sell in front of the prem-
ses east part of lot in square No. 1874, with the
improvements, consisting of two-story Brick
Houses, containing four rooms each, with good
basement A fine chance for small price houses.
Terms: One half cash: balance in six aud twely We
months, secured oy deed of trust ON the premises
All conyeyapces and the revenue stamps al the
cost of the purchasers
jy27-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY MORNING. August 2, at 10
o'clock. al the corner of West and Montgomery
streets, shall sell the Furniture AMI effects of
family declining housekeeping, compiling
Parlor. Dining-roe and Chamber Fu -niture
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mating
Gas Fixtures. Heater
About tons Coal
Kitchen Furniture &c, &c.
Tie house is very desirable For small family,
and be rem ted, and the furniture purchased at
private sale on application to the a-cnOneer.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWL1NG,
~ z75t AuctOneer.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS 70. NIGHT


+. Growers THRATRR. Glenn, opens this
popular place OF amusement tonight for a
brief period. Among his company are Miss
J ulia Melville, Mrs. Mark Bates, Miss Kate
Flora Lee, Fanny Coleman, Kate Browning,
and Messrs O. Doud,. @. b. Bishop, w. H.
Bokee, F. L. Mise, e. s. Tan. j. 8. Goodman
and others. Grip Van Winkle," and THE
Prosecuted Dutchman," will be performed TO-
night, and the cast is splendid one. Withers
leads the orchestra.
CANTERBURY. - Signor Buono Core was
greeted again last night by large and most
enthusiastic audience, who witnessed his great
salam lander feat with much interest He
certainly does wonderful things and mis-
discovery, that danger by fire can be avoided
merits the attention of all interested In the
protection of human life. There has been no
entertainment at Canterbury for long while
so we'll worth seeing
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ORPHANS COURT, JULY 10TH, 1s64.-DIs-
To acit In the case OF Margaret German, admin
istratrix of ames German, deceased, the admins
tratrix aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the
Orphans Court of W Washington County aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday, the 9th day of August next,
for the final settlement and distribution of thu
personal estate of the said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col
the creditors ami heirs of the said deceased are
notified to attend at the Orphans Court of Wash
erly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all bsnft in said decessed's estate,
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previ-
Gus to the said 9th day of August: 1854
Test q, G. ROBBINS,
ty 10 law3w* " 70 Register of Wills.
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pYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucsioneers.

NOTICE.-SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON FIFTEENTH STREET WEST, BEETWEEN
l. AND M STREETS NORTH.
Pursuant to decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, sitting in equity, made
in suit No. l52, wherein Libbey & Co. are com
plainants and Harriet Lancaster ct al defendants,
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises on the 9th day Of July, 1854 at o'clock
p. m, all the estate, right, title, interest, claim
and to certain piece parcel of land lying, sit
uate and being in the city of Washington, and
known and distin guished a part of Lot No. 28 in
Square No. 1877, containing 10 feet inch front on
18th street west, between and NJ streets north,
by 100 feet in depth, together with all the inn
provements thereon.
Terms: One half of purchase money cash at the
time of sale. and the residue in 3, 6 and months
with interest, the deferred payments to be secured
by deed in trust on the premises
All conyeyancing to be under the direction OF
the solicitor in the cause, at the expense of the
purchaser, including the cost of revenue stamps.
l. SANDERS, Trustee.
TN. BL0UNT: Solicitor; 20 -
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HaZelton continue to benefit the city and citi-
zens by industriously using their carts for the
purpose of sprinkling the streets; thus keeping
down the dust which accumulates SO fast in
this city. Their carts are kept going at all
times during the day, and merchants and
housekeepers find that il saves their stock and
furniture immensely. g
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT NEARTHE GOV
EMINENT PRINTING OFFICE"
On THU RSDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th at 81
o'clock; on the premises, We shall sell the east
part of lot lF5. in Cabotts sub division of square
No. 677, fronting on Jackson street, between q
and streets north, and lst street east, WITH the
Improvements consisting of snug two story
Frame Dwel ling House, containing four rooms
Terms cash
,Conveysnces and stamps at the cost of the pur-
cbaeer.
jy25d &c. McGUIRE& co, Aucts
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T. NJ. BLU nj. SOIlCIIOT.
jy Is eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct's.
DYJ. G. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.

H0WSE AED LOT On G9KrH S SS Be
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August I'd, at 81
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of decree Of
by the Supreme Court, July 5th, 1864, shall sell,
part of Lot No 2 in Square No. 122 fronting about
80 feet on north street, between 18th and 10th
streets, and running back T feet NJ inches, togeth
er with the improvements consisting of two story
Frame Dwelling House, mo. 214 ) containing four
rooms.
Terms cash.
Cost ofconveyance to be paid by the purchaser.
NJ. +. MORRIS, Guardian.
1y2I-d 10. MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-J. Drunk;
military. VIM. White aad VIM. Carroll, as
sault and battery; dismissed. Patk O'Brien,
drunk and diserderly; dismissed, Jno. Green,
fighting; do. Eugene Jacobs, larceny: do. Jno.
Hanson, drunk 81 Count Gurowsie, disor-
derby; IS. g.. w .Garren suspicion: dismissed.
Kate Birney, drunk and disorderly: 50. SO. MARY
Forrest, do; 81. Sam1 Elliott do; dismissed.
J. III. Young, deserter; military.
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TIE FIRST CASE UNDER THE NEW Law
Judgment by default was rendered this morn.
ing by Justice Kinsey; in favor Of landlord
Christian Zeigler against Ellen 9ranfeld, ten
ant in a case Of tenant holding over. The case
set for hearing this morning and the defendant
failed to appear. Justice Kinsey gave judg-
mept and issued an order to the constable to
get the laudlord in Pc session OF the premises
and make the costs.
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ORPHANS COURT. JULY19, 1s64.-DIsrRIor
~ OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. to to,t:
In the case of George W Hardness, Administrator
of Martha (slas Patsey) Hutchins, deceased, the
Administrator aforesaid has with the appro bation
of the Or phsns' Court of ashington County sfore
said, appointed SATURDAY, the 18th day of August
next. for the final settlement and distribution of
the personal estate of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand as far az the same have been col .
lected and turned into money: when andwhere al
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
to attend Cat the Orphans Court of Washington
County afOresadJ with their claims properly
from all benefit in said deceased's estate provided
three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the
said 18th day of August 1864.
Test: H. c. ROBBINS.
jy 2O-law3ws Register of Wills
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THE mETRoPOLITAN RAILROAD CoMPAFY.-
The stockholders OF the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, chartered at the last session of Con-
gress, yesterday elected the following directors,
who are all well known citizens. and their
known energy is guaranty that the work will
be pushed forward to completion VIM. B.
Todd, Nj. G. Emery, Lewis Clephane, John H.
Semmes. J. w. Thompson, A. r. Shepherd,
and ). p. Brown.
Last evening the directors organized by the
electirg S. p. Brown, President M. G.. Emery,
Treasurer; and Lewis Clephane. Secretary
The business of the company was Immediately
entered upon, and the preliminary steps were
taken to establish the line. The track will be
laid Immediately, and the cars Will be here by
the time the track is laid. which it is expected
will be done by the LIST of December. The cars
will be of a new and improved style, and the
latest Improvements will be adopted by the
company. 1t is the intention of the company,
as the track is laid, to pave each side with
Belgian pavement
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A PARL0R, neatly furnished, and one unfur-
be rented. separate or together, with or without
Board The most pleasant location in the city, and
and South Carolina av., Capitol Hill, two squares
from Penn ay iy2j-3tt
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
NEW Jersey AVENUE, NEAR THE RAIL
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. August /. at 81
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell parts of
Lots Nos. and A. in subdivision of Square No.
$50, fronting % feet New Jersey avenue, east
side. between ID and streets north, and running
back an average depth of l47 feet, and containing
3 $50 square feet
Terms. One third cash. the residue in s and
Il months with interest, secured By deed of trust
on the premises.
Cost of conveysnces and stamps to be paid BY the
pm chaser.
jy God J. c. hoGCIRE CO.. Aucts.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
Ut otsee a. CAis6 Qrar,srg1astsr.

o. UDRtt Q! ChtelI QndTLsTn1dSIef, \
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 4, lS64.t
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION to the high
est bidder, at the times and places named below,
viz:
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July 18th.
1864.
Reading g, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July 2lst,
1864.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July
18th, 1864.
Altoons, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August
4th, 1864.
Williamsport, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, Au-
gust llth, 1864.
TWO HUNDRED 5000 CAVALRY HORSES At
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the Cavalry service ofthe Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
Horses sold singly.
Terms: Cash in United states currency.
JAMES A. EKIE,
Lieut.. Col, and Chief Qusrtermaster,
~ 6-td CSyalry Bureau.
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L. sirable Rooms, of different sizes, in one ofthe
heathiest and pleasantest parts of the city, front
legelin a fine bathing room Also, an ONCE in the
front basement. Inquire 492 street, between
9Th and 9Th, " 25-5t*
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ENGLISH BUNTING ACT. AMERICAN BUNr-
IEG.-1Ee two flags which Were placed on the
ship house at the Navy Yard on the 18th of
June, in order TO test the qualities of bunting of
American manufacture in comparison with the
English, were hauled down On the 18th inst,
after having been subjected to the winds and
weather for forty days, and the test resulted in
favor of the English bunting. The American
bunting was rent in several places the whole
length-l6 feet-while the English was split in
several places near the end, and frayed some
what. The shreds into which the American
flag had been torn were found to have been
twisted and plated in every concei vable man
ner The remnants of the two flags will be
sent to the Navy Department by Sailmaker
Franklin, with his report of the experiment.
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q NEW STOCK. a " !
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNK. LA.
pies PIES D re THYME, EAT aArb B91xEs, yA-GUn
eATCHELS. &c. comprisiag the larSsSf R1AN
and best assortment Of ladies' and Fsntlsmsn'l
WALL, ST1PHENs co..
e - 392 Pc. sy, bet. seh and 10th strse<s.
jyN.AwH llntsl& OAronI
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ENOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE, sit
Il uated on street, opposite Winder's Blu Id
ing, containing or rooms, and in good order.
Inquire of SAMUEL MICKUM, No 1874 22i
street. between and H., jy st.
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.s.s.5a ss5s5 &C. - - q asa.
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DY VIM l. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
ID Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th at

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 2sth instant. At
6 O'Clock. we will sell. in front of the premises
the two,story Frame House and Stable, and other
on buildings, on street. between Twenty FIRST
grocery and feed store.
Terms cash.
jy 25-4t VIM l.. WALL CO.. Aucts
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TEE RELIEF AND MONUMENT FUND FOR THE
SUFFERERS BY THE ARSENAL ACCIDENT
MT George II. Collision, one of the committee
appointed TO solicit su descriptions for the relief
OF the families of the sufferers by the accident
at the Arsenal on June 17th and for the pur-
pose OF erecting monument over the remains
the fund the sum OF S62745. Among the con-
tributors were Columbia Lodge, No. 10, 1. o.
U. F., S25; Metropolitan Police, tenth precinct,
S222C; carpenters on Treasury extension, S2625;
cabinet makers or ditto, Sl1; painters on ditto,
$3.50; brick masons and Triggers on ditto, s. 50;
ship carpenters, NayyYard, S75; joiners,
Navy Yard, S5S.75; painters, ditto, Sl9.05 iron
foundry, ditto, S31. Mr.. Collision has in addi-
ton g considerable sum subscribed but not yet
paid in, but which will be forthcoming as soon
as the subscribers are called upon, which will
be in a day or two: and at the same time he
will give others an opportunity of aiding the
cause.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Marti
Fitzgerald, having q stolen COW; dismissed.
Robert Smallwood, desertion; do. Albert
CLARK, erunk; military. VIM. II. Cookware,
ton, assault and battery; Jail for court VIM.
III. Cookware: do,i do. Patrick Dulanty, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Theodore Ward,
assault and battery; jail for court. Patrick
Dooley, drunk and disorderly; military. John
Cunningham, drunk; SIS. Patrick Reardon,
do; DO Patrick Nolan, do; military.
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A NEW PERFUME FOR TIE HASpKKRoHIKP
Phalon's might Blooming Cereusu
Phnlon's might Blooming Cereusn
Phalon'S Might Blooming Cereus''
Phdlon's might Blooming Cereus"
Phdlon's Might Blooming Cereus.'
Phalos's Might Blooming Cereus.'
Phnlos's might Blooming Cereus"
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LNOR SALE-Cheap for cash, and early possession
Il given. FRAME HOUSE, LOT and GROCERY
STORE. The house contains six rooms; including
the store The house and lot may be sold without
the stock if desired. For further particulars
inquire on the premises, No. 226 Sixth street
west. bet NJ and streets north. jy 2S-lw+
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TIE BEpIcAToRY SERMoN.--Sunday morn
ing Rev. DR.. Samson delivered the discourse,
in the First Congregational Methodist Church,
on NJ, rear Ninth street, which he intended
for the opening discourse the Sabbath previ-
Gus, but was prevented by sickness. The text
was from Luke, seventh chapter and fifth
verse 81 For he loveth our nation. and hath
built us synagogue" The little chapel was
filled 20 its utmost capacity. The subject of
the sermon was the relative duties of the per-
sons comprising all Christian communities
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CHARGE OF STEALING SHIRTs.-I,9et week
a dozen shirts, valued at SI2, were stolen from
the store of Wall & Stephens, and on Sunday
night officer Weeden met a boy on the Island
with q number OF shirts, which attracted his
attention, and ne was arrested, when the off,
Ger ascertained that the shirts had been pur-
chased from another boy, named John Kerns,
and the latter was arrested. Kerns had hear
ing yesterday aftern DON, and was fully COM
mitted by Justice Boswell for court 1t ap-
peared that there was yet another boy con-
cerned in the affair, but he had left the city.
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE in George
town; very desirable locality, For terms and
other particulars apply at the Star Office.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-Yesterday
che wills OF Charles NJ. Williams and John
Hayre were fully proved and admitted to pro-
bate, and on the latter VIM. Langley qualified
as executor.
The Will of John Sloan partially proven.
Mary Shields and w. y. Force qualified as
executors OF James W. Shields.
Elizabeth Coleman was appointed guardian
tc the orphans OF Patrick Coleman. Charles
Brook to the orphan of p. H. Burroughs, and
Emma Gibbs to the orphans of ]. H Gibbs.
The following first and final accounts were
approved and passed:-W. s. Cox. admins
TRAITOR Of Ann Schaaf; Lucy y Raney exec
utor :. Rainey; John IL. Semmes, admnistra-
tor OF Thos. Hughes, and Dr. Grafton Tyler.
collector of the estate of DIR. b. j. HELEN.
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IGOR RENT-A HOUSE, nearly furnished, for
IL two or three months Apply at SIS II street
near 9Th street, after O'Clock p. m. Reference re-
raH
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On Monday evening, July 25th, AFFORD HOUSE
AN departed this life after long and painful ill
ness, aged two years, son of John and Joanna
Shreves.
Such WAS m Allies narfinr hour
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E'OR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of
i Store No. ISL Pa. avenue, south side, between
AZ and 9th SITS, consisting of Vines and Liquors,
&c. Apply as above. ~ IS ct
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EOR rem T-SecoDd story of Brick Ho Sc, No
y 1863 I'd street. Capitol Hill, near ST. Peters
Church, containing three rooms. UNFINISHED.
iyO E.9f
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

LOVER DUE.-As large drove of cattle, sev-
eral wagons, and quite a company of men
that left Red Bluff on the 1st of May, to
come by, the way of Goose Lake, have not
been heard Of here. as vet.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

LOST SHEEP.-We have several times du-
ring the last week or twoy heard rumors oil
the loss of three or four men and eight or
nine hundred sheep somewhere on the road
between Owyhee and the Sacramento river,
but on what route we have been unable to
learn. The storyis that party of fifteen
men on horseback, passed drove of sheep
of about the number mentioned and attended
only by three or four men, near one of the
lakes and that one night they enoamped
very near the band of sheep, and in the
morning on looking in that direction, they
saw a party Of about a hundred Indians. =
Knowing themselves to Be too weak TO- og9at att
tack the savages. they saddled up hurriediy
andseame on without ascertaining the fate Of
the herders. This is all we have been able
TO gather with regard to the matter, until
his week gentleman from Cottonwood, Te-
lama county, CAL, by the name Of .Whita+
erpinforms US that he. saw parties on the
Owyaee who came the Goose Lake route,
md that they report having seen a few sheep
'cattered along the route. Mr.. w. came by
he way Of Humboldt. fo,l3. t.t9 N i
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

WARD & Co.'S STAGE LINE.-Four as fine
roadsters as ever made track in the Basin,
elegantlighr running coach, and the YER
table original Ward asdriver, constitute the
portion GQ stage .Iii line, that eve
ry other day leave the City Hotel for Boise
city. Passengers who have travelled with this
line, speak very highly Of the accommoda-
tons, style and dispatch with which they are
put through. Mr.. Coldwell, one of the pro-
prietors, has the thanks of the BOISE
NEWS establishment for a large basket full of
fresh Boise valley vegetables; A country
abounding in such evidences Of greatness,
must be pleasant place to visit.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

TRAIL TO SOUTH Bo1sE.-The distance
rom here to Clifden, we are told, is about 48
niles, and that few hundred dollars would
aake trail thai packers would prefer to
ravel to the one now used, and which is
luch further round, BY tie way of and up
ne middle Boise. Business men need not
e told that it would be greatly to their in
crest to move in the matter of raising the
9w hundred in order to secure an in2portan
cade, the principal portion of which is seek
g other depo:s for supplies.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

A DITCH from the Payette is bSing pro-
ected by parties Interested in mining on
Grimes creek. Mr., Slocum of Pioneer, To-
orms us that the practicability ofintroduoing
he waters Of Payette into Grimes creek, is
0 longer a matter Of speculation, but is re-
uced to certainty, and that he has but
title doubt of its accomplishment at an early
ay. This ditch when completed, will cover
Ne Pioneer, hummer hill and Centerville dis
riots, all of which are vastly rich and the
iggings deep and lasting. 4.m