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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-03
Sta0trathszW erlanolnnnen.

grfter 3weig. Die StroBeniuperin=
tenoenten iu4ten III elmer Petitipn UNI grb6s
bung ibrer Compensation nab. Ser grdNoent
ilberrei6te cine Wittbeilung oes Wlapor8 be-
5lgli3 Der 9ittsburg uno gonneIl8piIe 8ab1t.
Ser @itp GpmmiiIioner i4idte einen 8eri9t
Elm, Dab cas MbretBen uno neue Aufbauen Der
Mtauer um @reenmount Cemetery $2860 tOiten
pliroe; ferner, oaB bic NuSbeiIerung oes 3ull=
nels an 9Offmanftr. 5000 foiten miro. Die
Bublic-S Gul-G pmmildre uno baS Bolisei> 81
reftprium ididten ibre 8eri6te elm. Sdmmtlid
iiberpielen.
Gin SeIalub, Gle 8erwilt9ung fir bas 60
lumbian Snititut UNI 5000 gu erb6beu, pailirte.
Serner wuroe belhlOIen, cen Staot. GOmmilfdr
um Au8tunft ju eriu6en, mas Elm neueS S9ul=
bduS, 9lei9 benz BON $50. Z in Wtuuitin nabs
2epi8ftr., gu errihten uro au8juitotten folte.
Ser 8ei6lub, ba5 BO(i3et> uno Sail=Gomite,
mel6e8 uber Die Betitipn megen S6l'eBuns Der
Bar6ierituben am Sonntag 3u beratben bate,
oauon gu Oispeniireu, paiiirte. 9ie OrOinan3
wuroe auf Nntrag Der Niinoritdt np6mals in
8eratbung 9esogen uno cine lebbafle 9ebatte
entipann ii6, t%uOrauf Der 3weig ii4 Obne Abs
ftImmung perta9te.
3peiter 3weig. Str. Srelun ~Offerirte
einen 8eidluB, wuourd Die 6inanszGommilidrs
autpriiirt unb ansetpielen peroen, bas Stlct=
i~ntereIe an Der 9t6rpl. @sntralbubn fir meniss
items $8OO,OUO 81 pertoufen; pailirt. Die Or
oinan5 be3ii9li4 YeniiOnirung Der alter Ser.
tbeioi9er ooer oeren QSittpen, waroe auf Nn.
tru9 beS 9ru. 8ur9 nOhmals an ba8 Gpmitt
uber Dlittel uno Nege perpieien.
Cine Wittbeilung be5 Diapers beSi9lid Del
Yittsburg uno GOnnel8uiue 8abn purOe ourd3
Den 1. 3weig ein9eididt uno Dem betreiTenOer
Gpuite iiberpieien. 0~ertagung.
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OeieBgcbuu0 ban Marbianb.
y nndpDltS. 2. 81

annapolis, 3. 6ebr.
Senat. SIR. Wounb prdientirte Elm
Wie,nDrtaI Der Baltimore Stabtz Gilenbabu Co.,
in nel6em oieIelbe nabiudt, Dap Iie onltatt Elm
SInftel Der Geiammteinnabmen nur Elm 9rittel
oes NettOsG eminnS oil Die Staot gu sablen
brau9t.
Wr. Stepbenlon erbielt Gr(aubniB, eiren @es
ie%tentpurf pprsulegen, hab Die @esuobme ppn
SdnO &c. pDn zen llfern oes 9Sotpnac al5 3ieb>
itabl gu t~eitrafen lei,
Ser Senat bei6rGntte bic al Sreinili9e unb
ge5osene 5l soblenoe 8Duntp ouf $500 uno
poliirte Die Bill.
9eleg q b au8. Wtebrere Sabress
berIdte BON Gorpprationen murben rOrgels9t.
Scr. Goliant beantra9te, ba5 @eieb, pel6ea
zen freien 9le9eru p~erbietet, 9unoe uno Geipebrt
su ei9neH, 81 pieoerrufen.
Ser @priter prdientirte ben 8eri4t oes
Stadts=S 6ulIuperintenpenten, pelder Dem be-
treffenben Gpmite iibernieien puroe.
9aS ENHANCEMENT oe8 6rn. grpNiS' 81 Dem
BON SIR. Sapcett cineebra9ten Geieseutpur'
6etreiis @erfau5s oDn 9iquprs on @abItosen,
oaB vrerbpten lei jrseno weIden 2iqupr an
8abIta9en 5u pertaufen cber 81 peri9enten"
rpurOe an%genpmmen. 9ie betre1enbe @ettlpr
lautet:
Sci es beidlDien oaB e6 nidt 9e=
febli6 iein fol-, bab t6rteI= uno S6entpirtbe,
stUrebaIter &c. an irgenO einem @abltase ST.
quur Deer beraui6enoe Getrdnte, ale, Bier &c.
pertaufsn, pertaui6en pper reridenten, be
Stroie BON $50-$15O. = gertasung.
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Sermif6teS.

*unr re 81 g / ermng fennt an9ebs
lid i9pn leit GINGER 3eit bic Yldne, pel9e
Souls 9tapOleon in pen n0roli9en Yropirsen
Msrito's am iilen Meere ~perfcI9t, unb bat
"oebbalb ben General Sides nab Californian
geididt, I'm Senen n5tbisenfaQs eiuen &iegel
ppr8ui6ieben.
*Ptttsburg pDr so Sabren.-
8pr finf5ig Sabren beitano in Bittsburg cine
9ampfe 8oamlble, nit elmer Ndgelmai9ine
uerbunOen. @uB .roem CAB e8 cine Sampf<
Mublmible, orei Dlai6inen>@ ertltdtten, brei
SrOBe Gilen9iebereien, 5 @laSbduier uno brei
Seuerweltitdtten bort. SSn finf Sabren tparsn
lids Dompibppte 9ebaut pprben, zines BACON
mar 1876 SUP lang uuo tru9 400 Sonnen. GS
CAB erit a@t Rir6en nno oret 8anten. 9aS
erite 9ampFbDpt gtng BON 8romnspiIe nab
Stem Orleans alb uno brauhte "a Sage su Der
Neiie. Gin anoeres Boot Iplte bortbtn laufen,
BON benz man ertpartete, boB e8 9 Wteilen pei
Stunoe MAIDEN piroe.
Sat er ietne Srau ober
etne Sub pertaut? Die Gbat>
|tanUp9a Gasstte beridtet
Sin SolOat ber bier in @arnilpn lieeenoen
3. @iScpnlin 8atterie beiratbete I'M letten
9erbIt cine 5wei Dteilen bon Der Staot mob
nenoe Srau, peren Mtonn Elm yebeIe uno @es
Fan9ener in Camp Gbaie, Ohio, mar. gla9
Der 9D95eit eing Der aanpaier, oeien 9ienitSeit
atgelaufen mar, in feline 6eimatb, UNI auS9es
muitert gu tperoen, u1lO na6cem oie5 9eldeben,
febrte er gu ieiner Satin suriid. Ser erite
damn iener Sruu teiitete ben 3reueio uno nab'
Dem er aus Der @efan9enidait e%ntlaien tpOrs
ben, tebrte er in feline 9eimatb 5arId uro Dor
einigen Susen bier a%nsetOmmen, begab er ii6
in lein 9auS uno e~ritaunte nidt wenis, als er
fem @isentbum unO feline 5rau i'm 8eiibe eineS
gonteeS fan6. Gr periudte ben Oantee gu
entIernen uno iid ielbIt ipisoer~ einSuniiten, aber
oteS selang ibm ni&t, ba Die 6rau ibrerl ;tpets
ten Nianne beiitane.
Ser Gebeq bra6te Die Encyclopaedia pcG
Sr'eoensri6ter Qtuilon. St beaniprudte ben
Mertb elmer Sub, mel6e er bei'm gintritt in
DE @r11'ee aurHd9eloIen. Ser Ri9ter CAB Der
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bauDs ltott, ipObei Isstere tart uitssnommen

banpe itatt, ippbei lsstere fart ntitsenommen
puroen.
@Cup. 6abnS BrOtlamatiDn an 6 San. riei
I'M gunsen Stuut erpBe 8eseiiteruns berpor.
Seseleihen Die gta6ri6t pom Sale bes Sorts
Siiber.
Sen. 9aptbiUn bath Nat6ej bic Gioilbeb6r.
ben iaSpenoirt unO elm 8rOfObmarldaa resieri
an Stele BEG 8iir9ermeiiters. Sie Contra.
banos miiiien ouf Den 6arruen uuo 9fIan3uns
gen orbeiten ltnb erbQlten 3atipnen pom Quar-
tiermeiiter.
SOn ben our6 bic GrplOfiOn bes Dampfers
GlipIe perwunbeten 8eriOnen iino 20 in Baa
oucob ge'tcrbeu unb eini9e onoere perben nlbt
lberleben.
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Meleres ans Gnrnnn.
0infumft hes 0ampfers ,Mfrica.Al

9altfar 2. Tebr. Ser 9pfr. uNfrica"
fam beute 0iorgen INT 3 ubr ppn 2iuerpppl bier
an. Ser QonoOner u@lpbe" pioeripri6t benz
Geriidt pDn Ger @ini6ifung britt. Sruppen fir
CANADA beltimmt
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Neue An1eigen.
GDncDr0fn.
2e1te, Sreitas ben ;. Gsbruar, abenSs 8 ubr,
General erIammIuno.

9Te6 kr o irfammlRue;
u aVTrabme neuer 4ftten. Wttaltetes.
y ~&f!est91ns Der tn Der Issten GeugrSIs SsrammlRDs
jHru0ssteBen Wsf6Gfe.
PIE sstattsf It ssr @srEeseS una&t bic Arwelsnbett isbes
~ttprars SrtuesaA ~ 2nf9enarryib,
(6rl &nttuSGtel4 Gefr.
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Mufruf
lu einer WnlienzW erinmm[

1u elmer UlaIen>8 eriammlung
tn Der GentrSl 9GEe, en- SOaxabenb. 4. 5ebr., Atsnbs 8 u6r.
SweG: gtslef eesen bic 9stttis1 tn Sp&sn Wl kSte.
ientIb ssraRlsst Sard ban llnien S6nsiber Sereln.
tErSl "H = 9smttG
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I:otal-9erirhte.

Steuers m b me i'm S a n u
a t. - Dem Geri6te Ses Steuer. Collectors, 81.
W. Hrice @sq., sufcIge, peIher uns pom beleu
aiiHt. 9u&baIter 9errn0m,6. 9oiser, freuno,
Ii@it sur gsrflSung seiteat purOe, belief fid
bic Ginnabme fir Stats. nnp Stootlteuern i'm
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t26Iet6Ri
AFlR7H Ocutldbc 49, +
.k7 . m6bdnDInn0,
30. PSI Weit Yratt Sir.

9tO. 2Sa Nelt Yratt Str.,
sri6en 5reOertdfr. unS gtarfb AVarfet space.
SD empfeble bterntt eintns eeebrten @ublifum nesne
reite Ausrabl her b~eIisbeaen erutI@en S@rtftea fir aGee-
mtine untertdltun6 ub Geletruus; eneli1ne unb beutfht
S9nltu&sr. Steein, @eiGnetuHer unb dutere r~eItstUie
S&rtften. a
auaerben Elm rei&bGlststs Eager aatr S6retbutatrrtaIteu
B~lantbrots, So6blaer, Gtersrba&es n. w. tn enaltf&er
Spra6e. lG.a
g~rstft-btats; g0tebercertdnfsr estalteu einenansemtNe-
nan Rabb {.
Mue Sefeauneen rtrben preupt BE fpret
@S: Mud letbe tb aus rretner ret&taIttSen 2~etbbtbItO'
tbst Builder ouS uater cen ttatsfen Seetnsunscn.
i~3Onecbc) g. 6e untAhdufen
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y. st. OrokzHo9e 0eS gSerb. SroenS
oer urtabbaneioen Sritoer.

Tlebe !. = &ugen0! = Wabrbeit!
IS @tr0 ster1nit betaHFt esrtl&t, kas bic 8sr. gtaattR
%~arcB'ssst g. .. Il. y. tore idtrlt c 5teurs am WtcntGs,
eea &. xesr. Z. S In So 1875 OF Qpsi6arsfr, Baltimore,
20 asaais us Nsrsens 9 ubr ibrsn anflns ntnnrat. Die
ggctgt er ssrelken. fSpis rte Dtputtrten @resmetfsr.
gtes'esse experimentation unt 9s3sn.Dti,sstea re. ben ers
la$t ROOT iablrtt@ ,u erfHefftn.
i'm apfstage tsS p5afs CBm. Sstrb 6 oeel.
kO& VQl u "a - g g a n pr " Z e riiknf -
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9eutgdbe ctOurnaIe fir 1868.

SeutTdDe cJOmrnale fir 1868.
Dte G~artenIaube. Snufrtrtes Gaa,tItsntIst
Ma d Ite9eHb Bl6tter.
SltRfrtrte WeIt,
Berltner GtabberakGtf6.
ueber SAINT Reer. &Gs. IL. 3eituns.
0erSa3ar. sSlusrtrte DGmenjsttun9.
MGIeemetne so WferSettune.
Otiee Seurna!s EaIts fsts ~Ssrrattt3 uns Iteftre sftlbs
pInftIth the 9auS. -aa~r %. q. S6mttt m
iISinn2gRl % I5 Raltirncrtnr,
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Wu(6tn0tOncr Ull6et0en.

- Ans Baibington alte uugeaenb beIiebe
nian 8titelnnsen fur 6en ,,Wefer'" Snbftrtpe
tiOnen mic An3eigerl 0urd ben Mgenten Srr. S.
s. Wiebfelbt, 420 Y Str, at MADDEN.
X Nefrnten fir SaneOef'S @orpS
9tutf1e. wel&s tn Sanecd's gsrps tienen unb ntdt
bei&wtnNelt fein roGeH, naelben f& In sO 40S ptnnf.
Use, iwti@en ~ us Q Str Asintan Ecu pptel,
Qoaftinetcn, Z. y.
- Bur / Sahr 5000 pttr $685. SO taar
Sir } Sabr $1,000 pser $500 tGas unb ben &et In 2 ESs.
nttnen.
Credit fur trstnb etne StdSt.
,ian12 ~ 6. s, B'Gbrfe.
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UermlJcDtc Nn6ei0en.

0IOrretdbe MaArtdbten fir NGe
GrObe prei8ernieOriguns fir Srp @sOsS!
Aues su biuiscn Sreifen!
Sd bate meine 9retle f6r ale Orr @ssAs L m 40
erGbsefeS Hne Sertsufe ttQtser ais tr'
sens etn paul tietser Stdbt. Sd s%ertauie &alttps
rs y to. Gents, Sarb Etttt WasItE
iu37X XMAS Scents, rra6trpae 3 c SGtHes ~
@aitnirss ~ipsttbtliS, ebtalp sGni GOGta De Bat
mes, franS5Fite Ntertnrs.
SEswlS, Rlttterfsffe, YIantetS unS sue anhere Arten son
Neartn. @benfs BABE Id metne isOuen
BrDhe Sbanl6 nne Seipet3euSe
40 praent t~erabseest uns strtaufe NGes 81 Aatttsns-
preiieR.
Rsrnrn anb fetet ielbf bic Bargains an I'm
be%.dbmttn Gbeap e pre bet
Sofepb GeIiqer,
". q EaItimsrtfr. Sriiten Jrebertdfr TT,
WMh Wiarib Weartet.
.ay- gpteserrertduier nerfen stnseIapen, meiRe Uaortp
unb Trette III prrilen. (SH 81
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LIZ. 1RnrN.

Ie 5:tt itt 3asiu q her gtttriss, mel@e uotfnentta
hse' nn It'tsl,eo 5a fsar en- lei Der 3~iebanes NNOctottcn,
II os 3rnt reatea 9titnmea, tea 9. te. erIG 1aert mo S,r.
1~ttSeeFtns $500 Rnb nsA aafiutrid sen. um be gnare rem
sr sssa[FeRtHteS -3isaucs ~ sttretsn. &ue gIrs r Der
Ia @etaa 9aG fatttns rotH @erI1mm uea, np oenen, BE
NOD Brit eten meaen, Sses pbeit efeplen 1T au6 Dteie.
Htsea, tsreH lsster Ssitrns fdGts, fns sata eng Iaben.
3s AHftres
(Jr-NRu
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@6naerbuna8- 9lnsgioe.

6arnntliae NtttstteSer Be- 8unees3sreise e, Ispte IcI&e
gsretTe, be lem SesGerbuuoe ntd beiutret,E seueist fnb,
fse hermit trsuuelidt ei~H8elasfn, tn De- ana SsuniSe ten
%t'nsssbrn Notwithstanding ~ srf3 ta.n. Sm anftr.
tgp Sal Ssbn j. m n ettr seFr
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-08-05

A BILL fixing the legal status of the col.
ored people of Tennessee has passed the
lower branch of the Legislature of that State.
1t guarantees the sanctity of the matrimo-
NAL relation among them, but forbids their
intermarriage with whites. All laws In force
for the benefit of married women and chill
dren are to apply to people of color; provi.
ded that colored children shall not be admit
ted to the school with the whites. Colored
persons may be witnesses in all State cases
in Court against each other, but not against
white persons, and no contract between
white and colored person shall be binding
unless made in writing and witnessed by
white person. Co!ored persons are subject
to the same penalties for crimes as whites,
with the addition that rape by colored
man on white woman shall be punished
with death. There are various other pro-
visions in the bill, but these are the most
important. h=
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-08-05

SLIGHTLY MIxED.-From love to matrimony
NAV be but step from the sublime to the
ridiculous, still it may be safely ventured
upon, even in cases like the following of
domestic perplexities: l got acquainted
with a young widow, who lived with her
STEP da aughter in the same house. | mar.
ried the widow; my father fell, shortly after
it, in love with the step-daughter of my wife
and married her. Ay wife became the
mother-in-law and also the daughter-in law
of my own father; my wife's step-daughtes
is my STEP mother; and Il am the step-fsther
Of my mother-in-law. My step-mother, who
is the step daughter of my wife, has boy ;
he is naturally my ep-brother, because be
is the SON of my father and my step. mother;
but because he is the son of my wife's step
daughter, so is my wife the grandmother OF
the little boy, and l am the grandfather Of
my step brother. My wife has also boy
my step.m mother 10 consequently the step
sister of my boy, and is also his grand
mother, because he is tine child of her STEP
son my father is brother-In-law of my son.
because he got his step-sister for q wife.
am the brother of my own son, who is the
son of my stop-mother; ! am the brother-in.
law of my mother, my wife is the aunt o.
her own son, my son Is the grandson OF my
father, and am my own grandfather.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-08-05

A MAN Yesterday entered saloon on O
street, and called for glass of water. Ut
course such an unheard of request greatly
astonished everybody present. All eyes were
turned upon the man, and seeing that he
appeared much embarrassed, and su2posing
him to be broke, the bar-kecper asked him
if he would not have drink of whiskey.
s1No," said he, slet me have glass OF water.
have heard that in some countries they
drink it, and l want to try little OF the
id stuff just for the fun of the thing.-
Territorial Enterprise. -'.o'-,l.s Z.
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HOsmer and Hauser,

N LAIN AGENTS, have established an agency for the
purchase and sale Of Gold and Silver Quartz Claims IN
in person. to the Introduction and sale of Lodes in
iork, Philadelphia and other Eastern cities, and the
sS 70 obtaining the in this city. Arrangements
made early in the Spring, for expressing goods TO
ew York Office and for procuring reliable assays at
Tce In this city. Office at the Post Office, and at B.
hauser d Co.'S Bank on Wallace Street. 3S-5O&
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The Pirate shenandoah Destroying
Pacific " Nhalers...GOvernme Yes.
sells Sent For.
San Francisco, july 2Oth-2P. NJ.


A whaling bark arrived from the Arctic
Ocean this morning, with 1876 passengers,
crews of whaling vessels destroyed by the
Confederate cruiser Shenandoah. Eleven
vessels were captured-ten destroyed and
one released on giving bonds. The released
vessel was compelled to bring the Crews of
the destroyed ships to this port. At one
time seven vessels were on fire within sight
of each other. Captains Wright, McRuer
and Merrill, and Charles Hare of this city,
each lost ship. There is not a man -of-war
in port capable Of meeting the pirate. Intel
ligence of the doings of the Confederate
pirate will be sent to commanders of vessels
comprising the Pacific squadron, by the
America, which sails this afternoon. One
of the captured Captains exhibited to the
pirate Captain, San Francisco papers con-
tanning accounts of the assassination of
President Lincoln, the capture of Richmond,
the surrender of Lee and Johnston, etc.
After reading the accounts, the pirate de-
clared that he intended to cruise as long as
his vessel hoated, unless directed to cease
by President Davis.
San Francisco, July 20th-SP Pm.
The whaling bark Milo arrived to-day,
uuacI w tHO oucudHuOdus duu
news of the burning of the whaling vessels
Edward Garry, Hector, Harvest, Jirch, Swift,
Abigail, William Thompson, Sophia Thorn
ton, Euphrates and Susan Abigail, by that
pirate, at Ascension Island. Probably sixty
other vessels have been destroyed. I. j.
Manning, second officer of the Abigail, J. A
Bowden, boat steerer, and thirteen of the
crew, (Kanakas), joined the pirate, and
Manning piloted 1t to the whaling feet. The
officers and crews of the vessels destroyed
were put on board the Milo, numbering 1876
Captain Nye, of the Abigail, left in small
boat, under cover of the fog, to warn tn,
whaling feet of the pirate, but it is feared
they were ice bound and could not escape
Captain Waddell, of the Shenandoah, wa
informed of the collapse of the rebellion, bu
would not believe it. He said he woulC
come ever towards California and seize
treasure ship. Navy Agent Chenery ha
sent dispatch by the America, this after
noon, to the Admiral of the Pacific squad
ron at Acapulco, to make disposition o
vessels for the capture of the pirate.-Dait
Vedette.
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ROath and Co.

MERICAN WATCHES Just received direct from the
4 Marufactories Every description of Jewelry manu-
Acured from the Native Gold. Call examine specimens,
Nd then Judge. Sign of the MAMMOTH WATCH, Viz.
Una City, Montana Territory. Corner of jackson and
Wallace streets, in the City Book Store. A
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Occidental Billiard Hall.

OCKFELLOW & DENNEE'S BUILDING, Jackson
IN. Street Virginia City The finest tables in town. The
bar supplied with the best Of Liquors and Cigars.
42-6Sc JOHN H. MING.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-08-05

Clay THOMPSON, from Virginia City, NJ. T.,
returns north to-day, with nine mule teams
of Utah, produce, for the benefit Of the
Bapnackites this Fall. His outfit consists
of flour, corn meal, oats, eggs, butter, salt,
cheeye, ETC. Telegraph.
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jefferson House.

,,% Wallace ard pan Buren, Streets Vnginia City
INV d. PILES, begs to inform the public that he has
fsa opened this house for boarders and will furnish
sth ~, transient customers His table will be supplied
s h pest that the market Affords Special attention
isd to the comfort of his guests Good clean beds.
45-57*
NIM n Ranch, Minine and Estray Laws, and Legal
st, of ever dna;npaon for sale at the City Book
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Idaho Hotel.

WALLACE STREET, Virginia City, NJ TrsJ. NJ
w Castner Proprietor The proprietor announces to
his old friends and the public generally that he now
prepared accommodate bOarders by the meal day or
week low rates. His table is furnished with the best the
market affords. c2o-o2
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Il. M. Dunphy.

WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer, Storage and Com
w mission Merchant, west side Main street Helena,
Montana Territory.
large and complete assortment of Fancy and Staple
Groceries OH hand at figures to suit the times Give us
call. 395lT
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A PARAGRAPH in the Idaho Wsrld informs
us that Brockie Jack has made bis appear
ance at kootenai.
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Joseph Marion,

TTAY SCALES STORE Wallace Street, Virginia City
II Commission Merchant. Cash advanced on consign'
mens general assortment of Miners Outftting Goods
Provisions, Vegetables etc, etc. 42-or
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Jas. G., SPRArT.
SAM. WORD.
RID. -"----- JAS. G.. SPR
Word & Spratt,

A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Virginia City, Montana
n Territory. Will practice in all the Courts of
said Territory Special attention given to the Col
lection of Claims. ..- 43-55*
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Eeeers and Ludlow.

T UMBER YARD Successors to Gamble, Walker& Co,
corner of Idaho and Broadway streets Virginia City,
NJ T. All kinds of SIuice and Building Lumber. Lup-
Der bills filed on short notice Also yards at Cenreville
and Nevada. 22-44
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StrAyes.
EO3. the States.

rI,HE Undersigned viii leave Fort Benton for st. Jo.
seph Mo-, with fleet of Six Mackinaw BOats, on the
25th OF August, 1865.
The boats will be Sixty Feet long, and most substan-
tally constructed. They will be sided with heavy plank
and decked over be perfectly bullet proof Pas
sengers will leave Helena City, by Mule train, the 10th
of August. .... ......t. "a. ...... .lr
FARE. g-.
From Helena, $5uO
From Fort Benton, S4o.UO
For further particulars enquire of
G. g. HOPKINS, Agent
City Book Store, Helena
4s-a WILLIAM SPENCER.
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I'll. Jameson.

FFICE four doors east of Jackson and Wallace streets
" House and Real Estate Agent Buildings rented,
ns and the necessary papers relating to Lode Claims
awarded to New York Particular attention given to the
sectng and shipping of money. References - Kis.
sSlaen D. w. Tilton & Co Pfouts a. Russell, John A.
1NE Co - 4l-sf
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Lumber.

DRUNDY'S MILL, on the Stinkingwater is pre-
ID pared to saw bills of Lumber of any size at short notice
Their Lumber Yard in Virginia City, is in the Warsaw
Corral Idaho Street. where they constantly keep the
best article of all kinds of lumber at reasonable rates.
Also good of all kinds of Sash and Lath kept
constantly on hand Al
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SecOrd & Faucette,

y hand and manufacturing from the best material, all
styles of Saddles Brides Single and Double Harness o
anything else made in first class saddler shop 2I52F
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John Il. Gilbert,

A ASSISTANT ASSESSOR u s. INTERNAL RE-
N VENUE for the First Division of the Collection Dis
ct of Montana, embracing Madison County once hrst
door east of City Drug Store. ..
Virginia CITY. April 81, 1861 3b-SSN
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Academy Of the Holy Family,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

THIS Academy is under the direction of the Sisters Of
Charity They will teach to read and write, Gram
mar and English Composition, Arithmetic, Geography
History and the French language If required SEWING
and whatever is understood under the extensive word Of
Housewery Children must be provided with bedcoth-
ing week days and for Sundays half
SPOON fork knife. They will buy their school books
the Academy. For the sake of uniformity and good
der all the pupils will assist at the religious exercises OF
the Institution All letters either sent received by the
pupils will be subject to the inspection of the Superors
No visitor admitted without written order of the respect
i've parents guardians of the pupil
TERMS-Cash and invariable five months in advance.
Entrance Fee S. 90 Board and Tuition $ 90 per month";
Washing and Ironing S. 90 per year. The annual session
will the first of September and end on the
first of June: For further information address,
Rev. MOTHER MARY, (of the Infant Jesus,) Superior
ess Rev. U. GRASSI S. j. Sipt St Ignatus Mission,
36 miles North of Hellgate Montana Territory 423m*