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daarch Rass ana Re1brm Ia nslaad
The Housof Commens of Ebsland e.
Gently did Jassin whltsit shsd done y
6fe-passed bilT sbolishing Church
rates, which the House Of Lords on Fri r
day night last rejected. The reform Diu'
also passsaby the Commons, ~ likewise
rejected BY the Lords; but showing some
hesftancy as TO its safety in indulging tins
vein Or opposition 20 the demands 9 the tne
popular Voice i in these times, this vote Was
reeonadsreda blythe Lords asnd' the DIN
laid Aside for further consideration. :. = =
uLosd sHapprsSsuaY- lin bis funeral Grafton a,1
on the House Of, Lords, and other docs
grown tGnl and venerable institutions OF Eng:
land-whose remsrkables speech we noseed
1. feWdsys sincespIsiuly toretold the doom Dom
Of ttes bodyfaof which lie. Is, 9 member.
We imagine be- IS not singular in his
opinion ~ and that many Of his colleagues
coucnrs n,his, anticipstions. Still, true 70
"Reminiscences always displayed in suc cn
situations, they make no concessions a Sll.
they " are doomed 10 be startled some q
these SCI. days y upon yieldinss little TO tne
treat Democratic. wave, with -tna1 a~im
sentence of2ssFoo " tArEslp which mas mas
strnck terror through all ages TO rulers ~ and r
olieuarchies.. - The Lords repeatedly an.
nounce the rejection Of the (" Abolition OF
Church; j Rates ',,g.bill, andat IS often that
steady and pertinacious spirit OF, Demo 20
c IA seconded BY The solemn Judgment
Of Justice, and Reason, repeats its de-
mand. By and by that same spirit viii
come, timpelled by force ,andsby the un-
controllable passions Of an :irritated public
mind, and then the Lords viii say 60 |" We
agree agree to the bill abolishing Church rates.
and the great public,will say "aye; butwe
demand the abolition Of the Lords-the
hereditary Peerage !" That will be the ter
rible !" Too late" and the, Lords will have
to pass away. AT present they resemble
that woman of indomitable energy and
spirit, SO happily described by the wittiest
Of Englishmen- SYDNEY, SMITH that Mrs.
P ARr1yaroN, who strove against the very
sea and swept out the waves with her
faithful broom, with a dauntless courage
and q vigorous arm that handled broom
as never woman's arm did. But the great
sea-so like the Irresistible force of the
will Of the people-rose higher than even
the spirit Of that most spirited lady, and
its waves overwhelmed her broom, and
she was forced at last to retreat to save
herself from being also overwhelmed.
Thus will the Lords ultimately retire be-
fore the wave of public opinion-the de-
luge Of reform. They would be wise to
heed the "tspping--tapping at their cham
Der door, in time. But they won't. 1t
is not according to history that they should;
and history always repeats itself consist
emily and faithfully. . !5 % ~ -,;,s y,I,
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OF COURSE. was to have been ex-
pected, it is now stated that one reason
why Mr.. STANTON was unwilling to leave
the War Office was that he had "informa-
tion. of q scheme. "for arming military
6 organizations in the late insurrec-
"tionary States, whose ultimate object
els another assault upon the Govern
"mentw Of course. .....-............
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II AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures
We are indebtsd to g. NoRan N1coL, pro-
prietor Of tho Old Dominion Business Col
lege Of this city, fotg : copy Of this com;
prehensive a sishmstie, which IS q text
book In bis school.
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Marie AAfoSn0ezG ana d6 Eh' ~
NuzEsloH. New York; DssAPrIE7oS
sEC0. - 50 H.
we arsindebtsd to hspublishers for this
last Contribution Of the distinguished au-
thor to the department. Of historical novels.
,Shahsd noyueedto resort to- romsnce IN
the intensely interesting narrative OF the
lovely queen 81 France and her ill-fssed
son iurfngcthe I" reign Of terror Popular
as her works are, We are sure, + she he, is true !a
10 herself none Of them can exceed e = TINS y
in INTEREST," Eej 100 6in .Gtims ,IA
Warocss Edition of Richardson's W
dto;.ia and North Carolina sAtnaHac tor
,Efhe gear of our Lord 1868: eCaicuiated
TsbyDIvfD RTcHARDsoN, of Louisa coun-
onty. Richmond: JAMES F. GooDE, pup
~siisher.FtsTV sfgd III ~ 9sodEHq I.'i5 e
. We have received from .the, publisher t
this fayorite Virginia almanac. las alm rl
eyeryV irginian procures one every year.
its merits sre, we'll known. ooedF .g9is2a5'P
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WHEAT AND CoTToN ExPoRT.-The ex-
port of wheat from this country has rarely
netted more than $50, OOO, 600, while the cot
ton export has frequently exceeded $780,
100000; and yet Congress would rip open
the goose that lays the golden egg by its
direct tax and its measures generally dis
astrous to southern industry. e<z: @A "a!
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al GoLD.-The shipments Of gold from
New York last week amounted to
S41s,ssl. Since January the, exports Of
gold have amounted to s3S, l53, $50, against
ESQ, l56, 1877 same time in 1866 ia ys.Gsa
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SPEC1AL NOTICE. = In order to
make room for FALL GOODS, the subscriber will
from this date close out his stock Of SUMNER
GOODS at reduced prices. AL in want Of SUM-
MFR CLOTHING are invited to call at No. 1900
Main street. - :. B. SPENCE, Agent. y
au7, III. Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
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O! The UNADILLA BANK shows liabilities Of
1886, 241, and assets Of s46S91. Among
the assets are, some pumped ont oil wells
in Pennsylvania. .;:izit I...g ga4 s.r;;zi
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aaB ,s9sshS.sI Is Sz0Z5S BALL AM Hopsra&
-esEGd.. II ;RroHAosD, VA. August u. 1851. 81
EHE BILLIARD ROOM OF THIS
IL hotel. from this dsss, viii be under the con
troll and management Of the experienced and On
Giant EDWARD BRIAf ,shiisra champion OF W.
siniss;l i,zsa 4 sa1oHH p s.r1.pns
Anew I. AUCTION .sTORE.-EDRIS
IN 4. WILLIE. gUCCxE2OR TO q. y. VIII
Lis, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rented he store
formerly ossuptsd y sots sosns1 q rii:ssn.h
AUCTION and .toEXfssI0H BUaIHlSs On tie
cash system. viii be ssssted for the present By
my faihsr, 6yW WILLIS, who tsvnlk kncNR,byi
the citiz ems for tEantI I've ysars., Cousigunsna
snkfuily reestvsl and psomp$ 1alss and RETURNS.
% M-H kDRIS A. WILLIS,
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The Change in the War Dspar tment.,
This event will give . iiarte smount;o Of
capital for editorials. The press Of the
Union viii find It an almost pdless theme,
1. is an event pregnant with Interest and
tho people will look eagerly fw Whist ists
follow. There has gone lout Of the Wa
Department man Who had less sympathy
10 the hearts of the people, perhaps, thar
any public man Of the nation. He was 9
narplot hated cordially By. the Cabinet
OF which he was 9 member and frequent
~ given to understand, in the language OF
the homely old adagc, that his room
vould be good company Like e spider,
10 So, in his nest in the War Office, and
every broom, even, itched to brush him
,u, At last he has, indeed, been brushed
ont. protesting as be went across the
threshold that he only submitted to
force as everybody knew. o..a - -. :,
The Radicals will Of course make q
urea, fuss that the Execu tive shows any
life after having been, as they thought, de-
,rired of ell vitality. Butwhile they rail
they will be filled with apprehension; for
in the going out of STANTON comes IN 2
power the exact nature Of which they do
no, yet comprehend, and the tendency OF
which they fear. This will be the case
with every Radical congressman. If, in
deed, STANTON submitted to /" force" then
"Iorce" took his place.. The President
has right arm-a right arm in harmony
with his policy and his'purposes. roo"
1t is now but a brief time, before the
eads and objects OF this revolution in the
Cabinet will be developed, and expecta'
ton will not be kept long waiting. "a If we
look for important movements we shall
hardly be disappointed. - -
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COthiM4.

WTHITE DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO
wv ORDER.-We are now mora, largely en-
gagged in this branch Of business than all the other
houses ofthe city combined. Our facilities and
experience are unequalled by any az to QUALITY,
srYLR, woRKNANaHIP, and PIT. 49, =
We will guarantee fit or no sale.1 Prices from
SIS to $24 for q setof six. ts.,sl.a-s-s r. go
the coming ten or fifteen days win have them per-
sonslIy supervised In heirmake, and all especial
changes from the ordinary styles made that may
be desired. Call and give us q trial 80 ~ 80
LIS .Hy.. :as tWILMAM Ira SMITH & CO.,
auN - assr rs 1908 Main street.
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TUE MAIN-sTREET PANIC HAS
az fortunately subsidized since the former promi.
NAN, Merchant Tailors and Closhiers, has been
removed from thsls TO No. LII Main strast, near
Thirteenth street. Formally people thonght, that
big prices for Clothing. fhisis playad ont nov.
20 convince yourself call o. once q $500
- 7StHSf1 <a1s 16CHAAP Is HARTHAN'g,i
a Sine assortment OF CAHsIARRk8, ALPAGis,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS constantly in
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DEDUCTION IN RATES OFBOARD
AZ 80 roo {" AT THE HSEtSs3I f!2Ai.4
WHITE SULPHUR And ALUM
Z Eica-, lrg.A SYRINGE. e.zi.,a:tft. -


This delightful mountain retrelt, thirteen miles
northwest from staunton, directly on the Warn
Springs and Harrisonburg turnpike, has been I'M
dsrsoing improvement for the last year, and will
6eready for the reception Of visitors on the 1st Of
There Is ct this charming rstzsat Q singular and
happy combination OF . aionty Of the medicinal
mountains OF Virginia have so long been eslS.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rieh.
nond, or Lynahbufg, arrive at this place ssams
day bylP. r. .,aao,,,,. 49,! .,t.s,yIs. sEri
dustion In the price % provisions ana the scarcely
OF money, combined with the discrimination %
make these Springs known under their new name,
board 70 the following rates: s1.s par day. ei5
PEI week. and sse per month -. -
places OF thesams GLASS. This rsduction Vii Of.
feet no change In my table or accommodation,
Which are and shan equal any and Ali places ia
= y Ss-SW4 ,fsu as.s1 GsyT-e-. ~ PIOpriatQT.,
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quality Thumb
LiLancets. ALSO, an. assortment Of Surgical In.
~ ssrr in ana pAasBBo6SpsRKER & BRorHER,3
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Commission Merchants.

N. - - Commission MERCHANT,
OrFIoB TOBACCO EXCHANGES BUILDING, sHocKoE
..zea s6 R1cHMo6Nhb, Va, LraeI -
solicits consignments Of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
FLOUR, CORN, and COUNTRY PRODUCE gene.
rally. ,-.
stfict personal attention given to all sales and
prompt returns rendered. On hand. q full supply
Of BAGS for grain. am prepared to make liberal
Disc on the faith Of shipments on consultation.
Thankful for the past liberality OF my friends, !
hope TO deserve fair portion OF their patronage.
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At ATURAL BRIDGE. BOOK:

,NATUR Ill BRIDGE, ROCK
PR0PRHTORs.-This delightful ana fsaStcnSSi::
Essor: and great natural curiosity, tSet has been
all persons IN search of heath, plsssure. IA
good living, - the prupriston ato detsYminsI n
spare neither pains nor expense In giving satiafsS.
!, Persons ytsitins the Roekhridgs Alum, Bsths o.
Lex1ngton, can reach this plsss every DAY 81 4
nav line oi omnibu1ses, or BY packet and eooSh
xy,sIy iAsinty VIII b given parties "a rsssh Sry
tn: iis. pr a.y, sss psr month shi,1r,n
ana ssryanta hall pRiss, 'ITstal - . t,alIgs-S'
. k.s-sn ..s.,s..,,..i ,iss y l., HITAAH 3 CO..
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NJ EW BOOKS. ,ses3rf spt y ,osiA
Marie Autoinstte and Her Son. An historical
novel ByL; Muhibsch. 4 vol, syoa contain :
CLOTH %. "This NOVELETTE, latest producsio OF
Miss Muhlb ach' pen-describes thamost thrill
Ing epoch In the history OF France. The ro-
Marie AntoinettS and the reign Of terror are, do.
picted with Historical accuracy, snd In the
Louisa Of Prussia and Her Time. BY Louisa Null
s bach q yols $40. Illustrated, Papez; eoysr,
Henry VIII. and Cathalins Parr. An historical
novel By i. Muhlbach. VOL, limo. Cloth,
~. ,"There Ia wonderful fascination In the
writings Of Louisa Auhlbach."
De Profundis,s ~ a)G3 aA?Jsg2
Wits and Bssux OF Society, s2.ss.
Queens Of Society. $3.50.
,Bulusr's Novels 81 soc. and d psr Volume -.
Tor sale by A. H. CARIsfIAH B co.
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DEDFORn AIII1ag ANnrI,0 mr. IN

pEDFORD ALUMg ANDrIO DI NE
1oH the Reception Of visitors on the lst oil Juna.
Pamphlets Observation-Disclosures hon Dr.. ].
z. nsttssar, y; D., LID: ViYgtnis o. JaekSon,
other eminent physieians, can be had by aadrsss.
Ing the propffetoKs. shoEing ths. msdfsaS prnpSr.
ties Of this watsr e be uns9usllsd. =, - 80
gtnia and. Tennessee railroad aat Forest DSrot.
slsysn miles above Lynehbufg,a IN y. go
Sonnp Per week, Us PCT month. pc.
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The Last Day-Regtster! Register
This Is tho last .day 'sor areetsts 1sion. an
me Second and Fourth Wards OF this city.
ve insplose every citizen in thoser We wards
sho hs. not, registered 70 do % to-day.
By registering, each msntwin haye II INNS
,,s~sr u oct according 70 chs dictates oflhis
t.dsnens when the elections ocear: We
:, Snns,asr this 4 solemh duty 10 gre STATE
/. !. az impsra.iye With. the paen who, y
s,,a,aareut abousr exercising his right -
sin him who Is eager;to vots. No man
,.n soreteIl what may hsppen s and n II
some conditions Of things the nnsnc . WHO
nov does not care 10 reghteru h,causesh 40
,mnss he vii, not want tosvobe Iaay sofaiy
,s,.sas his course, and isnent3 tnas eshas
ss.. 5 vote to sive. No man, y his s in of;
fsn,nee now, should deprive hipFseH. O. the
r,sh. which no may be sblsto use to:the
advantage Of the State in a''maunef no
cannot forescc. Duty TO self sid totodn.
,ry demands that every man shall register.
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VJrQI7UI<y g&97.i7agS. /


ALUM 8 SPRINGS,
III VIRGINIA.-FIom many letters OF inquiry
addressed to u.s. the impression evidently preya
that our establishment 1s crowded to repletton.
and that rooms can hardly be procured. This Is
not the fact, for Though the companyds hume;
rous our accommodation are pow more extended
than they have ever been, and we think we may
add better than they have ever been.
Board 90 Der Der day hSp :. S7k per month. ~
-. ls FRAZ1ER 8 RANDOLPH,
au 8-1at r. 5000 N.i's - ProprietoYs.G
VARIETY SPRINGs.-Thisd delight
full resort, situated on the yirginia Central
railroad fifteen miles west OF Stanton, Is now
open for the reception Of guests. g.lT,rfI,,.i 70
The cars stop at the door.
Wishing to give alipersons who may desire to
test the healing qualitfesof these Springs an op.
portunity to do 30, We have placed Che price Of
Board at such figures al we trust win accomplish
that object. .sE ~I5t-GIr, tsJ J.. -8sf5se.. a. .
Board per day. o.
Board per month d %
q ~ 22-lm ,.ats4z: P.r& n. BURRUSS.
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Books, Stationery, DC.

WYNNE'S y EDITION FmRICH-
Nv ARDS0N'sa ALMANAC FOR ls8s.-My sdf.
lion Of the old standard VIRGINIA and NORTH
CAROLINA ALTMAN 80 for s1g88, sscaIeulatsd by
David Richardson, Esq,,t Of LouisAs y An. press,
and will be ready In few days. - !" -
ORDERS FROM THEaTRADR,; with business
card, solicited. Liberal discount INSIDE. Address
~ g. H.tWYNNE.1ls1
au 14-dlw&sw6w2w Richmoud.FVs.s
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e--eo.. ------------..--.------A01S
binding ANDgB{xA1K5 ROOKIE
~ RANDOLPH & kNGLIsH. 13ss Main street,
have ,hSens man ufa during 8LA1K books for
taixfy yezrss and are sun prepared MakA % aor.
der at short notice Blank Books in2hsir pSoal best
manner. and BlAOD0OkaananSstyls aus
QoOK8sATaCOST. With the view Of
~ reducing ny stock Of xisssllansous Books,
{Thsologicas Modest JuvsniIss, . ovsls. Do,
ton Of my stock 90 prime Sost. for e6sh AiSo,
very large stock Of Bisnk Books sAsost. A large
stock OF School BOOK, 6tAxione1Hf As.yaINsys d
hand, at very low prices. L.H.TOWhOHNb,
~ 10 1nSEGSH saaA2Esf SSH aE I'm Main ssPoet
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JACKSON sPARK.-A sGREA 4
son rR 81 ~ gIH R4ek w AAA4S q

August %. Hs!' fo9 ? pure
heats, best thres In i've, to wagons.
{ .Nr. Wescott sntsiG b. M Kats &nifh. -sEisIT
- xL: " =. Baker snters b. N. Katy, DARLING,
NTH. q. Wright enters o. &. Richmond. S'L
These 'horsss are well matched and I'm trotfins
condition The ownen are Anxiously training for
the fastest time to be msde to become champions
prseissly.FG -sis- .E7-T So -',S!StSS...s' 800
si is lss my f ff6 ooaHIAs, p.op,,.,or.
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TOBACCO HANUFACTURER9.IE.
r11 si f & r.IIHa' s syIit gotten up g "a,
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r WALL TURNER, Wholesale News
sS,.g and ,son s0os Al As;;Rn: kssgona
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nWNILING.HOUHES.-We can coll
IL two dssirxhle DWHLLIMG.H HOUSES To- -
estsd bstwsen Ninth and Second strseh and H.
Lstgh and Cary streets, Ut fair market prices ID
Persons having such fos sale viii confsr1lt6 ~
Immediately. 80 - t1sia 1'1aE1+ )
IN E-N CABNLL 4 WlFKIHa
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Narss AAtosnsIs, and Hr 81. By L.
XuaEsloH. New York; D.sAPrIETos
SEG0. - s8s ~
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WHITE GRANITE WARE
COMMON WARE

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
SlIver-P lated Ware IL one OF the finest ever
sseiected for the trade Of this city; and we
have the advantage of our senior nartnsr
residing In the city of New York, and at
all times on hand selecting the latest STYLES
and patterns OF ware. 1T = 2 fi''s-'
Och d3m e,.-.fg ,.ft 4,.,4.s.,.s..s..fs =
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ,II,I


yHYE ARE NOW OPENING .rEx
Wv most splendid assortment Of Far az
Articles ever imported to this city, and an.
stock OF IuiIa dot 3uR s8iauia 8oi s4gbFt7
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AND JOB
.OFFICE.

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II qisd rol IT g 1odiidw ion 8oad
zaH dimo insgoil eQT uiw BIN asa
-tra9a 1i9df bus .Hoas dtr bs4ozoo
.7laG3d DIt8 st aUF9 $40 tu38a19e s65l
.ild9 baG g9.H If5af dti7f .medi 9Yoyb
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And a good supply OF d

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Having expended a large amount OF
money in refitting the Book and Job De-
partments OF this office, the proprietors
feel satisfied that they are now able to
compete, successfully, with any like estab-
llssament In this section of the country,
and are prepared to offer such induce-
me4nts to the public as they have not hith-s
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print. in the hes
STYLE 500 fttl3o7
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at Value.

- WAS "a u dG1N&ee
f. sEua95 aAl elGl4asa el 5lt "a qu l3sii89
ssou 8fl n0iisspp 9al aafsn8I oailio
e We have the smost complete stock
Of Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed to the season, which we will sell off
cheap until March. We make ] no
ridiculous pretensiohs by advertising
articles cheap, and when customers
call for them = are just out, = or by
pretending to sellat cost (cost to Gus
toners, of course). Many goods are
high enough atEastern cost. 9 -
With many thanks to our friends
and customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we eater the
new year with a confident hope of a
continuance of the same, and promise
to leave nothing undone to merit ii.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-15
MIDDLE BOISE RANCH.

The undersigned call attention to the above splendid
Ranch, the only stopping place on the route between
Idaho City and Rocky Bar and the Yuba. The place
has good hotel upon it, established four years and
doing an excellent business The house is now open
to the travelling public The Stock Range and Meadow
Land is the most extensive one IN Alturas county,
and cannot be excelled in the Territory. The table
land is rich and plenty to raise large quantity of
grain and vegetables. The facilities for rrigat9 IN
are unsurpassed and the location for beauty climate
and all the requisites of permanent home cannpt
be found elsewhere in Idaho Territory. The ownets
engaged in other business offer this valuable pro-
perty for sale Very Cheap, but it takes Cash.
GOODRICH & CO.
For full particulars apply at Idaho City to
n7tf CT. GOODRICH, Agent
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-15

M7- Pioneer Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Idaho Territory.-Location of Works.
Granite Creek near Placervie, Idaho Territory. No
tice hereby given that at meeting of the Trustees
of said Company, held on the 18th day of April A0
1867, an assessment of Three ~ dollars per share
was levied on each and every share OF the capital
stock of said Company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary at the o1ceof the Company. No. 712 Mort
gomery street, San Francisco, California, in Unitfd
States gold COIN Any stock on which said asses
ment shall remain unpaid on MONDAY the 18th dayof
June, A. d. 1867 viii be advertised that day as de-
hnquent, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of August, A.
D. 1867, topay said delinquent assessments with costs
of advertising and expenses of SALE By order OF the
Board of Trustees. DAVID T. BAGLEY, Sec'y.
ofice.-No. 712 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. snStd
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-15

RoBBERY.-0n Thursday night the cabin of a miner.
over by Tompkins saw mill was entered by thief,
and purse containing $50 in gold dust stolen from
the pantaloons pocket of one Of the occupants. Nc,
trace of the rascal so tar
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-15

SALE OF RoAD.-Matt. g. Looney has disposed dof
his interest in the toll road between Centervne
Pioneer City to John Loge who is actively engaged lin
repairing and improving it. and win soon have it lin
first rate order.