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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-30

400 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES 400
fCOPICTURE CORD AND TASSELS &c HOO
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
In the District from the best nufacturers in the
Frames. Also. ~
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS.
different coors and sizes; Picture Nails &c &c
Persons having photographs tax en- are invited TO
examine cur assortment before purchasing their
frames. All articles warranted as Represented
Terms cash. j. MARKRITEK,
No. 4s6 Seventh street,
de D-2wif~ Sdoors above Odd Fellows HAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-30

SECRETARY HARLAS.-We have received
says the New York Post, the following from a
rfsponsible source-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06


As old sentlenanbg the name Of Theron Gre.
ham died At the County Hosltal shcFt time aee,
aged seventy Eve years. From papers left by
.himtwc find that in 1916 hsheld captains com
mission from the Governor bf the. State of Ohio,
and partcipated in tie war of 1912. A beautil
fully embroidered Masonic apron was also found
among the papers. Heis said to have been at one
time nianof large wealth and influence Old,
frendess and midget, he died. The lives of the
men Of this Coast sometimes appear to be typiied
in the land which they make their homes. Vol
canic fires and oceans tides have alternately
scorched and submerged the mountains and val~
eys; and the same deVouling elements fire and
food-have destroyed and swept away the fortunes
of a very large proportion of those that time and
toll have created.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

Now IS The TIME TO INvEsT.-Water is now run
uing in nearly all the bitches, and every one who
has placer clai is doing. his best to draw q
check upon it. As these claims pay ready diyi~
dents every week, quartz is for the tinnsbeing
qaieseent. White the water runs in abundance
this viii probably continue 50. The presses Is
therefore the most favorable time for those
81 cgirg to invest 10 qnartz. 70 come on with
purses Claims can be pufenS
GOV, which when the water runsS
miners can give them attention, can 81
Is aiAed BY stacks Of twenty dollar
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

T FORREST THEAFER. This establishment has
been 50 much improved recently by the enterprs.
ing proprietor, Mr.. Henry, that it deserves an
especial notice. The roof his been raised to a
height corresponding withthe requirements of the
stage and an arched ceiling pus in. Tie arrange.
ment is such thatall the audience can have view
of the stage !; and the seats will be as good as
could be reasonably expected. The parqnette and
and pit viii seat two hundred and sixteen persons,
dress circle eighty, side galleries twenty-four,
private boxes sixteen, and upper gallery tifty,-
making the full capacity of this house three hun-
dred and eightysix ;--crowded, say four hundred
Being in convenient locality, :" The Forrest, :; if
welfmanaged, may be made popular place OF
amusement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

RIoH SILVER ORE.-We lave been,sboWu BY the
Iiscoverer who keeps the locality to himself some
very rich ore, which bears a marked resemblance
Is the Could & Curry, and. Savage, of wasboe.
The lode is described by him. as being abOutsS
feet wide and well defined.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

THE FIRST WARN DAY oi.the season was on the
lstof May. The Thermometer went up to nearly
80 degrees. It has bsen,a little cooler since but
pleasantly warns, Most of. the snow on tie hills
around town has disappeared, butthe mountains
in the ear are still deeply covered with,the rem.
nante Of winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

Cry LocK-UP.-4This institution has been en-
he'd, bat has not yet hld al occupant. Who wilt
he the first man MRssrs. Lnckett and Crutchef
collected some $3.50, for the interior repairs, from
the citizens. The county pays for CHI e
the bailding the citizens the other half.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

THnAynE OREs To.NIGHT-John S. Potter ESQ,
has arrived in town with the largest and most
talentedsompany ever in the Basin. The JsnnY
Lind Theatre will be open on Saturday and Sun
day evening. Mrs Hayne will appear in "The
HoDeyInoon,n in the character of '.,Juliana. -
supported by Messrs. Waldron, Potter, Leslie
Shields, Taylor, Graham, Miss Belle Douglas, Mrs.
Leslie. Mss Young and others.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

The FUoUA LEDGE,-Some very fine specimens
from this ledgeare on exhibitionabont town. Ths
ledge is widening rapidly as the prospectors de-
see ID. Ashaft by 10 feet is being sunk on the
ledge, and the owners are pushing work along
with spirit. 1t is evidently valuable ledge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

The Book STORE. call attention to the ads
vNtisement Of Mr. Pinney Of the post-olice. The
Bookstore ia the largest in the Territory, the
j ricc' reasonable, and the attendants polite and
accommodating. Read his advertisement, and
= so one of store for sale on Main street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

TONS SALOON on Bueaa Vista Bar, has been
moved on the road to -Iybnsdale,7 halfway to
the Warm Springs, and is being fitted up equal to
= City place. 1t will be opened about the 10th
with fine assortment of llanors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

= 81 {
MUssc.--The Idaho brass band boys took occa-
sion to play few pieces on last Wednesday night
as appropriate TO the arrival Of the theatricals.
It has been long time since the band appeared
/ in public, and the music was highly acceptable
marked improvement in the band, as band,
is very noticeable, which would indicate that the
boys were not idle during the late Winter. The
music is hafbinger Of amusement and happier
times. as the songso of birds would promise Spring
or the melting of the snow harvest for the toll,
ing miner. Mary of Argyle = is favorite brass
ba nd air, and the boysof Idaho can just beat the
man that made it, There is something pecaliar>
ly charming about household melodies, with al,
propriate variations. and under Charley Bray's
tasty arrangement, the people have as good feast
Of music, through the Idaho Brass Band, as they
could desire. Among favorite musicians in. Idaho,
is John Cordes, Esq. lately arrived from below.
This gentleman is little heavier y on the violin
than any yet appearing in the Boise country, to
say nothing of ais cornet Accomplishments. So
much for music in idaho. IS +. s9e
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

NEW STocK.-The attention Of the miners, ira.
ders and the public in general, is called toa new
arrival of goods, consisting Of duck, quicksilver,
wall paper. indiaFubber boots Oregon hams, &C.,
de- which we noticed during the week. at Miller
i Bernstiel's, Montgomery street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

CoL.O. C. HALL, formerly of Downicville, Cal,
arrived here this week. The Colonel has settled
in this place for the practice of mis- Profession
H 9 extensive acquaintance among old Caiaforni-
ans will enable him to settle here with advantage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

: STE advertiser ent Of Hosmer, Goeweg Co.
imp ttefs and jobbera Of liquors, San I.Q
This Is oncof the best firms III the COW
aole agents for some particular brs sl. 2
W. Williams has been in this q soma
ime on his semanndal trip. as agent for the firm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

The Report of the Investigating Committee
published asst week, was a complete synopsis Of
County affairs to January lst, 1865. TWAS as
concise as it could be made, and should be pc
rused. With the light thrown upon County affairs
by this report, the Board can hereafter act unde-
Istandingty. The balance due from the late Treas.
urer is 60 be paid by August. A considerable
amount Is also due from the late Sheriff. Withent
tlte report the Board were like lind men cropping
M the dark. Aessrs. olocum and Wickersham ATE
entitled TO much creditfo the patient search which
thcY gave the subject. 1t was Complete and th r
ough Investigation as far as the books OF the ati-
GERS could make it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

I;R-Mitchell d Burnett advertise whi4t they
have in the way of neutralizer of the elects OF
hot weather. Read and consider the matter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06


THE Trying HOUSE,, Wall street below Mont
gomery, has had new life breathed into it through
the instrumentality of Messrs. Branson & Wood
son-Mrs. Woodsonas chef de cuisine This house
is noted 50 far, more for neatness and aeconmo.
dation, than for unnecessary airs in connection
with empty dishes or northumberland grub.
" What is Home without Mother?p asks the old
song and il would be just as proper to question
the right OF any one to I" keep hotels without
the aid and preseneesof an agreeable landlady.
" The best the market affords and & all the del
1cacles OF the season. Original N inthis town. or
Basin, generally constitutes the 4sheap7Johniest
hash ever set before the appetite of John
the Baptist tried to make a.sguare meal off of
locusts and humble bee honey. 1t was not the
intention to turn little ordinary puff into a long
dist h)ertation on beefsteak straight and the way
OF cooking it, hut the theme is go suggestive OF
ddious epithets and comparisons, that the writer
hereof would not resist the temptation if he could
lin fact IF :" we had chance to nibble at the
forbidden, fruit, even to the damnation ofrall.
mankind for sake of variety. the " desperate
chances y would certainly be taken. :.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

Hen " ATER.-Moore and Elk.creeks are Gloom.
ing With descending waters. At the Junction
they form stream which is. better entitled othe
appellation OF Tiusr than many others we wot Of .
Much damage has been done to the creek claims
caused By the frequent changes in the channel.
The Ieeec erected little below town to turn the
water to the west side OF the channel, has broken
and many valuable claims are covered with sand
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

BOARD OF Boxers The new building erected
for the Board Of Brokers, has been completed and
the Board commenced business on Monday last.
1t is. q fine, airy, and commodious room. The
hoard will meet every day hereafter forthe tran
saction of business, and We expect soon to have q
I,eekIy report to make Of the market rates Of all
ISe leading stocks of the Territory, as shown by
fine transactions Of the Board.
The officers Of the Board at present are G.. II.
Tangworthy. President, ]. b. HOuton, VicsPresi
dent, 6. D: Vajen, Secretary and Treasurer, Dan.
i'll Dam, Caller.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

DR.. L. Wills, Chipman's Drugstore, WalIst,
,Freuews his card. with the somewhat uniqas title
Of 9 Surgeon DENTIST The Doctors reputation
for good work has been long established.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06
CITY NEW :.

READ tne card OF Il. w. Tracy s. Co., Assayers
Portland. Oregon. This is a weitknown and we'll
recommended institution.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

THANKS to Humboldt Express for copies Of last
California papers. Copies Of pictorals, magazines
and E,stern papers are for sale at their Office on
Main street 8
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

HEw RoAD.-The new road to the Warm Springs
has betn laid out 10y Messrs. saunderson 5 Luck
ttt. the viewers and work will be Communicating
on it Immediately. $1,000
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

HEARD& ANDREWS, corner. Montgomery Wall
reefs, have established q grocery and provision
store or the first order TIfatsour old friends may
gather an abundance Of the DUST is our best
wish. They keep the best quality in their line It
is the intention of this firm TO do an extensive
business, and make Idaho City their headquarters
and their home in the Boise Mines.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

CANS s. BRos have eeliputting on an addition
to their building of thirty feet in depth, making
it now the. largest house in town. Lager is sold
by. them by the wholesale aud retail, by quart or
any other measure as every one knows who
has triedit. (and who has not.2) of tha.yery best
quality. The personal popularity of these gentle
nIca is materially charging the circle Of their
business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

"Chiyington'' Of PIacervile arrived alittle-tool
Lite this week for insertion. Will appear next
week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

LARCENY Some hungry or parsimonious hom-
pre- broke into the City Hotel last Monday night,
aad carried OF about seyeuty>f3e dollars worth
of provisions including two sacks of -four, fruit,
oysters, ETC., etc. On the day previous, while Dr.
Harris was drawing q bucket.cf water, some one
entered his Office aud carried off about $50 from
the till. The Vigilance Committee at Walla Walla
has frightened off from that place annmbcr Of
puspicioust characters who have recently eommenc.
ed operations here. Look out for them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-06

GIVE THEN Il CHANCE. are told by several
geltlemea working placer claims in this vicinity,
that the number Of men daily applying for work
is very large. Many Of them-in fact most Of
taems are nearly or quite out Of means, and
scarcely know where to turn for their daily bread
Men who are willing to labor ought to be encour-
aged. and claim owners in common charity ought
to afford this character of men an opportunity to
put their energies to good purpose, as far as they
can do it with safety to their own business, and
iussice to themselves,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Thcafers, etc.

Miss Kate Reignoldss first benefit is an
nounced to take place this evening at the Broadway
Theater. THE jealous Wife" and ANDY Blake"
III bc represented IN both of which pieces she will
have the efficient supper. of Mr. Sedcy Smith. During
the week Miss Reynolds hes appeared Peg Voting
ton, in Masks aud Faces" and as the Countess dAu.
trivial in Charles Reade's version Of The Ladies' Bat
tie" Each Of these representations hos added to her
already brilliant reputation. The alternating bold
comedy and pahoS OF the first character and the keen
nesse Of tie second were illustrated with the fullest
force tenderness aud delcacy. Possibly excepting Mrs
Stirling, for whom the two parts were originally and ex.
pressy written VIC can recall other lady so
cmlnently capable OF truthfaly representing them.
Mr.. Sedley Smith, as James Triplet showed that he
possesses abundant skill the deneaon OF the gent!er
emotions Of mimic fe no less than in the robust and
hearty style Of comedy in which lie first attracted at
tention here
At Wallack's Theater. Mr.. Dan Bryant is to have a
benefit tonight 1.-THE Colleen Bawn," which has been
successfully played during the week. will be repeated
From his new quarters, n, the Winter Garden. Mr.
Barnnm issues daily and nightly invitations to his
patrons for whom he provides excellent plutomime and
ballet entertainments gracefully throwing in the prisi.
cge Of inspecting his collection Of living natural curl.
osites.
"Arrnh. M Pogue" continues to attract large au-
dienccs at Nblos Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

MErEoRoLoGICAL.-Thew weather was exceed
lngy oppressive yesterday though the thermometer at
no timc indicated than $50 to 500, and the com
paUt Of the temperature was very general throughout
the city, On the whole. it was Of the most dSa
grecable days OF the season from its superlave snitr
ness and consequently the afternoon thunder storm.
which did not fulfill its promises far copious rain
was concerned. was hailed with delight. After tho
storm the atmosphere was close ever. aud at 9
o'clock last evening the mercury in editorial
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
a|.|a.Hsa=|
THE FIELD.
Cricket.
ST. GEORGE vs.. NETWORK RESULT OF THE
GAME.
marked ESQ.

ST. GEORGE vs.. NETWORK RESULT OF THE
GAME.
The grand match between the first eleven of
these clubs was concluded yesterday the result being
victory for tho st. George, with ll6 surplus. TAKEN
aog ther the game has been satisfactory to both
associations, and is likely to have tendency TO make
homcanlhome match each season q permalency. The
game commenced Wednesday. at IL m. and at the
close OF the day each party had had ono innings. tho
score marking s5 for St. George against lOa for the
New. Workers. Yesterday. the game was resumed.
Messrs. Banbrilge and Ii. Wright gong TO the bat,
Grossly and Draper stlrting the bowling. H. Wrght
was the first to be disposed Of his score comprising
ga &, Two A. two 2s and singles FIRST
wicket for 80 runs. Outerbridge followed. ana by
steady play made 1.-two IS and singles. Second
wicket b runs George Wright placed q TO his ae'
count-one l. two S. two2 % and singles lhree Wick
cts for m In the mean time North, Hammond ana
Marsh were put on u bowl. Al oelocA dinner was
announced after which Hudson and Hammond took
the bowling. the former getting seven wckeIs Tor
runs only fourth wicket falling for ILL., fifth ll3 sixth
ll3, seventh ia, eighth ia, ninth ia tenth 10
Hudson got five wckets In succession, with the same
number Of balls Bsiabndge Wa tt the bat two hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Enae Rall.
Ease Halks
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH-ATLANTIC VS.. MUTUAL

CHAMPIONSHIP hAIcH-AILAAIlo w. MUTUAL
There were at least 20, 900 visitors at the
Mutual Ball Ground yesterday to witness the grand
championship match between the above celebrated
clubs Thousands Of dollars were depending on the re-
suit 900 10 $40 was about the ate Of odds previous to
commencing 1t was 81 o'clock when the game vas
called ard al the ffh innings the score marked H.
Atlantic; 70 Mutual. The sixta innings CON.
nenced, the Atlantics gertings "skunk," while the
Mutuas had two on the bases. without the loss Of
hand. when a heavy thunder and rain storm put
stop to the play. The first five innings decided the
game in favor vi the champions. II was much regretted
that the game could not be played out Both mines we're
IN trim for the occasion, and played IN manner
highly creditabe arstcass ball associations Score
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Evening Exchauge-AUGusr 3.
LAuNcH.-On SatnrdaY. al a. m.. win b

LAUNCH.-On Saturday. at q. m, VIII "
launched from the shipyard of John Englis Son 'N
new steamer Old Colony. She il sister steamer toihs
Newport. The following are her Dimensions Lengta
800 feet BREADTH 4s feet; extreme breadth, 50 e'i
and depth Of hold II feet; built of white oak ana
locust; engines s0-iuch cylinder aud l2 fee! stroke
She will be completed by the Isl of October aui wiz
placed on the route between New York and NevpeTI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Lrfcsf Sfiin NeWs.

ARRIVED
Steamship Hatterss Parrish. Norfolk "a hours with ma
and pass 20 Fl. L. Livingston Co.
Ship Hiberna, Jansen, Liverpool - day. Win ndse 40
go pass. 20 Sspscott Bros. Go. 4. =,
BARK Maryland (Breu.. Stefens Cadh 80 days with NEE
to Goroz Wallis Go. July lat. - -, on . ~ Pos
slip sowamse' from Calls for Dunkfk i0t days ont; ~ :.
81 H. lon IS So sgoSe b. bark spirit Of Lead nom Ss,
hse for Liverpool l5s days out 10Th. lat So on' S.s
" ma ing bark Ohio and from New b, dord c.uisns cl
2Oth a A. 0s Ion. 81 o. Br brig Missionary iion bera~
for New.lork
WIND-At Sunset, Sc.
BELOW.
Bark Rosanond from Cow Pay. ~,
PHILADELPHIA August 3, lS6J.The U. 5. stesrer ~
tou from Gavestou, TEXAS, July 81 via PtDsac'a sn'a
the Navy.Yard this afternoon. The following H. hN ~
officers Acingy ol.-Lieui James R. WheeleI' Acs"s
Asst. PsymHsssr Alvin Il. Humphrey; Acting asst
James w Wilson, AesingE signs, Atner D. stoy.s ias
oficer James Hunef, ssiAt Master 4dopoI: painese,
rem james L. Wison Acting second Assss "a a., y,si.
Charles Hickey william r. Ellisi Acting ieh0 pastsss
neers David T. Lanahan Robert IT, Asn,le1 pordep. shs
repor,s having passed al l0:9O n on the w W.
2aS % the L. 5. steamer Misaehus's ooS lev on ~ ~
also 81 Sebastopoo OF New-ioIA iA' - a. w."
at 3 IS .. NJ bound NorhwNi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Total. ..l5 lJl
r.T,.r.-r1
INNINGS.

Q 3 4 5-Total
Atlantic. ......2 l-l3.
Mutual. ......l . | f-l2.
Umpire-Mr. 5. Yates OF the Eagle Club.
Scorers-slessis. Mowlen and D0ngan.
Time Of game One hour and rs minutes.
Fiy catches-Mntual, 4 Atlantic, 3.
Home runs-P. O'Bfien and Brown.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20

Bidders will therefore take notice that they will be OK
pected to perform the service accepted 70 through
the whole term ofthe.contrnct
IS postmasters Mt Offices near railrfals J,ut
miro than eighty rods from station, will imme,intely
fter the 3ls Of October next report their exact distance
rom the nearest station, and how they otherwise
upped with the mail, 10 enable the Postmaster Gener-
i To- direct manessenger supply from ihelst Of Janu-
ary next. c.-
March q 1915 IA u that contracts for the ransporta
lion of The mail hslfbe let u every case. To the lowest
bidder rendering sufficient guarantees Tor faithful per
Grnapce without other reference TO the mode ofsuch
TRANSFORMATION than may be necessary TO provide f the
ue CELEBRITY certainty and security oi such taHpOrl
liopn Under til law bids that propose 10 transport III
mails with ceIfy, cerfd,nty ana "cHty, haougo sf
ng fr The entire mail hOacsrcr large, ana Whdtster may
h. he mode Ofcoapyce necessary 10 usule as "cet3t
y certainty and security and hare The preference oter
| a Others dldHo others are conSideFed
| 90 modification of "a bid ia any gifts essential terms
il tantamoupt 10 a new bid, and cannot he received
"a 10 Interfere with regular competition, after The last
l Lorr set for receiving bids Making bid. with
guarantee and certificate is the only way TO modify
| vious bid.
81 Postmasters are TO careful to certify Tho sn
cheney Of guaranors surees without knowing tba,
they are persons of sufficient responsibility disregard
of his ms rctioa by postmdstrs is violation Of ma
tth Of office, slyectHg them 10 immediate TeiOraf All
| bidders glarantors and surctics distinctly notified
that on failure TO into perform the contracts
for the service proposed for in the accepted bias ther
, legal liabilities will be enfOgeed against them.
II % Present contractors and persons known OF Inc
Department must, equally with others procure suIan
tors and certificates OF their suficicncy substantially ~
the forms above prescribed The certificate Of sncien
CIV mnst be signed by postmaster, or 10y lnuge ~
court of record No other will he admitted Tho ce'i
icate must also have affixed TO it iyc-con revenue
stamp ''"'N''''' ''' W DENNISoN.
J0dmasier General.