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mir. Gladstone's exposition of his plan for
the disestablishment of the Irish Church was
the first great speech of this session OF Parla.
ment. He predicated of the bill that it should
endowment of the Irish Church, that it should
be thorough, but at the same time liberal and
indulgent, prompt in it's operation, and final in
every respect. He divided his description.Of
feet. its effect at . certain time 6xed, at
January /, 1871, and it's operation when what
he called the process OF winding up the af
fairs OF tho Irish Church was brought to o
close. On the first head the bill provided that
the present Ecclesiastical Commission should
he ct once wound up, and now commission
appointed for ten years, in which tho property
or the Irish Church. subject to life interests,
OF the bill; SO that technically and legally there
would be an immediate disendowmept of the
irish Church. Dsestablisbment would take
place January 1, 1871, at which time the union
would be dissolved, all Ecclesiastical Corpora
tions would be abolished. the Ecclesiastical
Courts would cease and tho Ecclesiastical
laws would no longer be binding as laws; OK
cept thst they would be understood to exist as
the terms OF the voluntary contract between
clergy and laity, until they were altered by the
governing body ef the Disestablished Church.
In the interval between the passing OF the act
and this date Of january l, 1871, and during
the reorganization Of the church, IT was pro
spiritual ofaces. but that they should ret carry
with them the freehold or confer vested inter-
ests. In winding up the affairs Of the Irish
Church. the largest subject IL the vested in
terest Of incumbents. This interest Mr.. Glad
stone proposed to commute and capitalize as
an annuity for life upon application of the in
culnbent. The peerage Of the Irish bishops
are TO lapse, and tho tithe rents to cease in
forty five years. The surplus funds, which will
amount to some e. 0O0. 600. are to be devoted
to the agricultural improvement and material
development of Ireland.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, March 10.
COT1 ON-The inquiry for the article of q
very limited character, with prices still tending In
buyers favor; sales about 400 bales, Wis 81 at 26
at aeA; 50 at 26; 81 at 2621; 1os at 27; 80 at 27
IS at 271sc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .26 @26H
Low middling. ng....................27 .27 o.
Mtddlng. .I1M@IfR
By New York classification we quote:
Low middllng... .27H@D217s
RICE.-The absence of transactions continued to
characterize the market for this grain and the day
passed without sales. Quotations continue entirely
nominal, say Cor common to fair clean Carolina 8a
OK; good Sha84c.
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General Butler is working industriously
for the appointment OF Joubert. colored man,
for assessor at new Orleans. Jeubert has had
inter views with the President and Secretary Of
the Treasury, ana through the influence OF
Butler has Obtained the endorsement OF o
number Of senators for the position gought. 81
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Interior Cotton nlnrkets .

COLUMBIA, March 1s-Sales of cotton to-day
about 175 bales; middling 26c
CHESTER, March 16.-cotton dull and dropping.
Middling nominally 2e to 26A cents. Receipts very
Light.
MONTGOMERY. March 17.-Montgomery cot
ton market is quiet. nothing doing; low middlings
25H nomjnally. al
YoRKvILLE, March 17.-Iho supply eff cotton is
very all and prices nominal, aois 20 cents
being tho highest figure.
COLUMBUS, March 16.-Demand fair ON basis
Of 251sc for Northern middngs and csc low Md
dlings. Warehouse sales lO1 bales. Receipts 81
bales.
quiet. the few sales made being on the basis Of
26c for s'rct middings; closed steady; receipts 40
bales; shipments 10 bales; sales As bales.
CHARLOTTE. March 1.-the cotton market du-
ing Arm on Saturday at 26A to 2eN cents for mid
ding. Sales for the week 122 bales.
Nashville Marhet..
NASHVILLE, March 16.-CorroN.-A duller week
than that which has just closed never experience
ed in this market. and just now, as It was at the
ton aud no disposition to operate whatever We
qnotc: Ordinary 2oa2s; good ordinary "a; low. mid
COTTON STATEMENT.
stcct on hand September l, 1863. .......... 60
neceived 70 40 10y tas 90 NV
ss,.n:S gets1: ;o:asy: ia -42'7s7
shipped previously sS, 5000. .o7s
.
Stock on hand. .sse1
The rsoeipls up to this time last year were le9
bales with shipments up TO The Same time OF g. 204
and stock on hand Of 1897.
Com. But compare ively few orders were 6lled
to-day the shipments, all told including only three
car loads. We continue to quote at 6Oc buying and
TIC sacked and delivered IN depot.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, March 18 -SPIRIrs TURPENT1NE.
There active request for this article to day.
and 80 caaks we're taken at II CENTS and LOO do ut
48 cents.
ResIN-Tn better request, with sales of 1919 bbls
at 81 rs for strained, 81 S5 for No and IS rs for
Mol. 6lF-l
CRUDE TuRPENTME.--In consequence OF very light
receipts there has been little done IN this staple for
several days AMI We have only 70 bbis to report at
50 80 for soft and 81 66 for hard
TAR,-1here more del to-day than for
some days. and sales Of 500 bbls were effected at
81 66. a.
oorToN-Quiet, with sales of only bales at 2e cts
for lew midollHR.
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The British priyate soldier is heneeforth to
be perraittod to allow his beard to grow, The
60 mnlan ier4in- chief 1t is said, has long wished
this, bnt has been restrained from issuing the
order by the advice of some antdquated old
generals, whose ideas Of the soldier are tinc.
Jared with leather stockS cross-belts, and
npo- clayed trouserB.
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The new English Government have already
reported to Parliament large reductions IN the
estimates for the army and navy for the com-
ing year. The army estimates have been out
down five million dollars, and the navy esti-
naatos an equal amount, few weeks ago
trenchnent in these quarters, bat Mr. Glad
stones government ia determin ID to attempt
the practise Of the economy which was prom
ised. Ac w. IS 7gtTssse Afe r8i
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Exporus.

PHILADEL pHIA-Per schr VIM IL Tiers--Inward
cargo from Cienfuegos. Per schr Clara
102, 300 feet Lumber, lot Old Iron.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr Trade Wiad-275
tons Phosphate Rock.
sATILLA RIVER, aEo--Per schr scull-12oo
bushels Corn.
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lM Marinr Merps.
ArYavess Yesterday.

Steamship James Adger. Lockwood. New York.
left 10th In slant. Mdae. TO Jas Adger & Co, b G
Railroad Agent, N Railroad Agent Florida steamer
Aren't souihcrn Express Go, Adams, Darnon &c 90.
ii II Adger& Co. Apple. bischoA 90. Mrs J
Booth, r q Boruer. z ID B abe & Go. a. Drfatell,
p Caldwell Cameron b Barkiey, r M Cater w n
Chafee & Go. J. chaplin q Co. olacins b Witte, 4 ID
CLANCY e. Co, j A Cook b Go, w u CorwinS &yCo III
DAILY, Dauer. Denny 4 Perry, bowie \ MAse. I'd
Gerton s. Rieharde J Elaums A ID FlemiMg Fogar.
ties Book store, d Fleming d Oo,C d Franck, O
8 Cadsdcn superintendent. Fu chgoH Bros, Good
rich. Winefnan ii Co III Gerdts q Co, q III .1xuber,
L. auilleeain, w aurney, w Harrissoss Hart 3
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Conslgnees per south alOllna kta1lrOad d
M1rCh 10.

63A ba'es Cotton. SO bales Domestics 48 casks Ba-
con and Lard, 867 bushels Grain, ears Lumber,
cars Stock. 10 Railroad Agent G. W Wi liams & co.
Graest r & Smith, Ravenel & 90, Bee & Co. Pei
Fer, Rodgers s. co. Klstte co, Mowry CO. B
e sloan. Dowliag b Co. Frost Adger, Walter
& Co. w Courtney b Co. Caldwell & son, Kirk
patrick Wiste. Johnston, Crews Go. Pringle.
wickenbere& co, Muller. hiraitE b Co. O.Neill.
Hannllt0l. u Mure Ss co.
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Ginc6 the invasion OF the Papal States the
Catholic Churches in Paris have given 105. 0DO,-
GOO francs to the Pope,
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REIGN
LIVERPOOL.
British brig Cecilia. Blstrup sailed. ....... Jan
TALBOT.
The Courier, Jenkins, sailed ........... Jan IL
MATANzAs
British schr Lion. Mcclellan, up March
DOMESTIC
.osTON.
Brig VIM Robertson. Reed, up. ........ March 4
Schr Annie Glover, Terry, cleared. March q
Schr Sarah Cullen Avis, cleared. March
Schr Squire, Fiske, cleared. March IS
Schr Sarah a Hammond, Wylie up. March 10
Schr Damon, johnson, cleared. Narob 10
CALAIS, ME.
ROCKPoRT, ME.
Brig Manzanillo, Maguel, sailed ...... March 7
Schr Mary vancleaf Jones, sailed 80. March II
YoRB.
Schr N W MCGEE, Ketchum cleared. .... March
Schr Lilly, Francis, up. March
Schr l. Edwards, Marshall. cleared. March 1S
Schr David Faust Lord, up.............. March 18
Schr Col Cook, Dcarse cleared. MSrch l8
Schr Palma, Pearce, up ........-.........M March III
Schr Charles Hitler, - up. March 13
Schr Yankee Blade, -, up. March 16
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ella Matthew'S McEiwee, cleared. :. March 10
SChr Watauga, lawrence UP. March O1
BALTIMORE.
schr Redington, Gregory up................F Feb %
BICHMOND
Schr Francis Hatch, Gregory, sailed March 6
Schr Hattie Coombs. Jameson, sailed. March Is
IA. l,s NEW ORLEANS.
echr Dexter Washburn. Harkness, cleared. Marot IL
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Imports.
IIvERPOOL-Per British bark David McNutt-6600
sacks Salt to Mure & Co.
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NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.

President Grant and tho sennte--The
!, Treaty Of IeacS q sham-rho Tenure
oE-omco Act TO be S Suspcnded only Du-
rim g God Behavior--Char8es and
Counter Charges--PresilontG Grant and
the OEicehO1ders. lo 1
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Co, Holmes Book Store Holmes & Calder F Hor-
sey, Hunt, Jefforas Go. JepnIngs Tho%iinson @
L Kenake. Kerrison Klatte l. Co. Klinck, Wick
enberg 4 Co, Knobeocb & Small, Knox. DAILY l. Co.
nick & Sell, u T. Lsonhardt, q Luhn, Mrs e NC
Guire, w Mclean. McLoy Rice, Mann. Man
camille ASSOCIATION, Mrs Mehrtens, I walker,
Muller, Nimtz & Co. O'Neill, D Paul & Co, Paul,
We Welch 4 Brandes; J So 8 4 + Pierson. ssreven MIS-
ID olteni, Mrs Atackley, w Steele. G w Stefens,
stenhouse & Co. Z stoddard & Co, strauss Vance.
stoll. Webb & Co. Street eros Co, TOBIAS Sons F
Won Santen, Walker, Eva,s & Cogswell, w Webb,
w whilden 4 Co. Wiley & co, G w Williams &
Co, Willis Chisolm. Mrs III Ze, now, Crane, toyl
ston & Co. Werner Ducker, Ravenel 4 Holmes,
Fosartie & stillman, Kinsnan Bros e spear. w
lager "a Ashton Melchers S 4 Muller u 9 Bissell 4
II Hayden. hiegling. Chisom Bros, Fairly &
60, North steele Wsrdell, W Ai%ar Bart 4
Read Co. Order, and others.
British bark David McNutt. MoElheupy, Liver
sohr Mary Ella, Thomas. Belfast. Me--l2 days.
Hay. To RIsley Creighton The M e has expe-
rtenoed heavy gales. carried away mainmast head.
damaged rigging, lost jib, &C.
steamer Emtlie Davis Georgetown, G. 06 tcs
Rice, and sundres To shackelford & Ec.Iy, Mrs !
Co Thurston Il Holiness w W shackelford. Xii ok,
wickenburg & Co, E Thurston, Terry Nolen.
sloop Greenlcaf from Santee. $50 bushels Rough
Rice To Thurston Il Holmes.
Sloop Foster, from Santee. 900 bushels Rough
Rice To Ihurston u Holmes.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Graham's Policy, Burgess sallnore-Patter-
son & Stock.
Schr VIVA II Tiers, Hoffman, Philadephia-H f Ba-
ker & Co.
Schr Clara, Mulfora, Philadelphia Baker & Co.
Schr Trade Wind, Hoffman, Wilmington, Del-Wm
Roach & Co.
schr scull. scul, satilla River Geo-wm Roach
Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Willie Martin, Collins, Cardrn
UP for this Port.
Schr Yankee Blade, -, at New York March 18.
Sailed for this Port.
schr Hattie Ceombs, Jameson from Richmond Va
March is.
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Paseonsers.

Per steanaship James Adger, from New York
Edgefon. O F Austin, wife and servsnt, Mrs
Kelly. child and nurse g Johasop, H n johnson,
Summer and wiie, A Williams, W McMillan, Fl
j. Ohase and wife, X S0e.
Per atoaaer Euille, from Georgetown. 8 c.
ID weston. a Morgan, A Macbeth, wife and child. T
g Wisner, MIRA y Cords, 4 r Sessions, Niss At
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Shipnevvs by Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, March lS-Cleared, w Clyde fer
New York.
SAVANNAH, March 19-Arrived, steamship Leo
from New York; barks Caro from New York and Ma
ton from Bremen; sehrs Whitney, Long, New York;
Ida, Bulwinkle, Rockland. EM
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Memoranda.
The brig Fannie Butler, Bartlett, from George
town. @. arrived at Barbados February IL, and
sailed on the 10Th.
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IRON NISSOULl.o 11
Concerning Cs12r csIk.

TO rus Eorrosy ~ sulNsw!Noes1w Sss:-
On the evening Of the I'D lreturned from
Ceda, Creel- tbde land Of gold, fallen tiR-
be-. and slippery logs, located beyond 9
running stream OF rather cold wates, -
many s,anpedess ti1sl seisift lsts64s -
excitement asloas = could. bstss last -
outside pressure became % great thas ]
mounted s-eayi6s a. sa0os1iaB. q III
10Th inst. and II company With sevea oh
al, not onS Of WHOM w. e1ll6d 3Ajoe 81
C1paAia,.ws wssAai oar waylnto ~ new
nining caAN srriynig On ths cresa On tn
evening Of The l7th. ! Te06ned In thl
mines until tho morning. = ~ ~, 90
bsing pesspaellH segp9i9sed with many d
tAs miner, 1etSee myself thas ! obtaihsd
much in1orl ,sssBa- isLsGAs1 6)ths mites
E,.asxn W1ApA DsroQ9e eugtAu11 :.
I And ffoo pescoo6f cboev1tIoi, 06t -
rsposss hsussuluaLs 1 pak6&GAh2 1sss NJ, ~
thosa I'll Nd nasr.1ssev sAa)&a,fhs wheo'
Gssk alnqph - slalmsa |; asllps ~! any -
xsasasA Ea1k.oodb . ~ Ggc6bi1olpA3
cannot ~ - told-lsoo abdGstG s1ovs
|shs d6sSvsSyap Sle6s 6o1sDg11v. NpS1
10 claims ass Known b y Eioh and agq no'
6siapLbGif SaSpsyljj "a ttaisi9NDt1t S14ina
ssaous AssH sd - Ss1-sssk ~ -
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A MIsERLY AIT CoLLEcToR-Lyman
Allyn. the miscr Who died in hotel attic
in New jersey, worth nearly million dol.
lars. was an at worshipper, It seems
About month sao the executrix Of his e..
tate employed M: J. Harvey Young, the
portrait painter, to examine and catalogue
the collection, Which, according to the opin
ion Of Mr: Biestadt. could not now b<
cquallcd q less expenditure than halt Z
million dollars. The pictures are soon to bs
brought to New FORK. and not less than ten
freight cars will be required to transport
them F~~~sf ~i,,-a.ssss ~zesvr>t-~~,
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A literary gesteean, rwishing 70 be un'
disturbed one day, Instructed bis Irish sex.
want to admit no ons, and If any one should
inquire for him, to give them nm cvssive m.
lswer. Night came. and the gentleman pro:
cccded to interrogste Pat Is to his callers.
did any one call!' ''Yes, sir, wan gin.
tleman." 'What id he say ," "He axed
was yer honor in" We'll, what did you
tell him! p ''Sure, gave him quivical
answer jist." ''lIew was that :" g. axed
him was his grandmother a monkeyr'
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clsfoe1oosy On the Subscription liss. end
muss3eAala1sd lpoasdssp sails 1dlgsk aoal-
q rocks, chopped tsses, and grade, with .
vim and energy sssdoa sqssIst The road
csss abopt esfeo And % cwt Of epods for
Ieescat, Ii ! wagon and trail wagon, with
only three yoke Of csstls Attacked, eans
ow6 &c AfsAsaCalsesuggls.
b [Oss correspondent hare eulo9ises the
1aAssA 0lppss, .sposssoPsissD t"azaysA.
4ical measure the ''beieht eyes" Of the h.
Dies, and ana.hspa.ises tncrePscsif pFoee or
tehalf of the masculins "walI.howes6" who
emit manipulate their pedals on such &C.
caetooAlb = O a y Oh : u =
,t.,., .s. ., BASIN oulcHI, i..,,. ,.. ,,,f 49,,
Neys haxine sen Dasia oalch IN print
q yet, although II, has furnished quite =
dab" Of the metal that Boutwell, makes the
bulls and bears below and growi shout 80
much. I woaldsay that it heads At the foot
Of the Nsyin's hill, near the head Of Moose
creek, runs nnor,herly course Is miles, aud
pug ima Silver Rprysliey: posly Opposite
Butte City. It was discovered in the sum.
mer of '6es aid mos pay sufficiently for strip
ping and shovellins, WAS abandoned. and y
now owned by bedrock Aume companies
The galch ma succession of falla and data.
Through the falls about eight miles from
the head of the gulch, Messrs. Dickey.
Thompson 4 Go. are running d flums 70 the
fats above. Two miles further up, McssEa
Allen, Mills and Boyer have struck bed rock
with their dume on the falls 400 feet from
the hats above, with good prospects. One
mile above Aoeers. Leach & Hotchkiss work.
edHheir GROUND during the summer with
good yields, refusing an offer this fall OF
q, 900 eAcl, for their ground, consisting Of
BOO fset. Messrs. Parks & Co. have struck
geod, pay 4 short distance above. Last
comes Mcssrs. Burleigh 4 Butler. who have
done IN immense amount Of work, but a.
vet lave not ssrnck tie aaas where they ot.
tain AIssis good prospects Weather permit.
ling this wintss, there will no doubt b \
road made from, this point down. Basin
Gulch, int9 Silver BOW valley. ~"
|, Red Mountain City. Dec. -. 1850.
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U ~ 10 n a.-- l.sina I. ~
PACIFIC RAILROAD

U MON a.-- l-.sis.. IT,.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
% II ,ssa'as Dan: as,s;:nss'
CENTRALPAClFIC RAILROAD,
IN ALL RAIL nOsrB Prom MONTANA and The
! PciAc Cosst, 70 7., r.,.s
OHAHA AND ME EASTERN STATES
&c.,. making III unsxampled time Of
Two Days and nouns from ooslnno
TOO 1AHA s, ...
Diree. Connections sde At ooR1NSE With stages
Helena, Virginia City
and other Points In Montana
At omaha, With CHICAGO NORTH. wIsTHRN,
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 HACuIC. and ,
81. JOSEPH 3 COUNCIL BLUFFS RAllaoADe.
Missouri L IN . OF Paoketsl
CHICAGO, A.. ,:ou,,. '''
NEW YORK, BOSTON,,
.,sad N ,rse,pa ssAsn ~ soa ~. cs,s'.
At CHNENNE fos
Denver, CestrA City, Santa fe,
and al points in co'sado and New 1'z'e''
Al BRYAN, sor Tie
Great Sweetwatel Mining Disrjet.l
At DES0ET Soe
Salt Lake City an Southern Utah.
APRoNoN7DRY nth tn
g Q n tr = PA6 lA0> Railroa d
for Nevada IN Calilosnia.
=: - : . = =. G . y
First Class Hotels Ind Eatlng Hease
q eoovsaispt potEs On ~ Linz.
PULLaANS 49, .'''' 1@''''-
Luxurious sleeping Car :!
IN rae seoapasg assai,A q
~ For Rasss On au Essieats apply 10
n. QRoW000W,
oo1 Freight Aesot 0aaAa
: e o..s s,,..f .ssIcoac az 2 nAA4e sss
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H. @. FREDRICKSON.

16o91 yrosn llelena, By Lswiston to Walla Waa, w.
.- T.. 40 miles and back once week.
Bidders 10 propose schedule 0f departures and
no. arrivals.
1GC99 From RaderpbusY TO Willow Greek. --milce
and back once n week.
i Gddcn ~ state distance and propose schedule
IT departures and arrivals
16C9S From Helena 10 Muscle She'll $50 miles and beck
once week. ii. a. ,r ..-
bidders 70 propose schedule Of departures and
arrivals, ~.
l6o9l From Stormsville to In Poh, miles and back
OnCe week. l...-- q.
Bidders to etate distance and propose schedule
Ut departures and arrivals.
16o96 From Virginia City, BY Twin Bsidges Roches
ter, Silver Star. German Gulch and French
Cu'ch, to Deer Lodge City, $50 miles and back
week.
Leave Viginia City Monday At a m,
Arrive e Deer Lodge Cty Wednesday by 0p m.
Arrive At Virginia City Saturday by 0 p m.
loo96 From Ni.e0ula Mills t. FrcnchtOwn, 20 miles
and heck, once Il week
Leave Nlsooula Mills Monday at Gam,
Arrive at Frepchtown by IL m,
1eave PfenchtOWn Monday at Jpn,
Arrive 1t Aisaou!a Mills by pm.
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FROM HIGHLAND 0ULCH.


TO THE EDTroR New NORTH WEsr:-
Away up here We have more weather than
you valleyans; consequently it's subject,
and . changeable one-not from hot to cold,
bot from little cold to colder. Never cold
enough but that cord aud a.half per day
WOOD chopper could send enough Of ths rel
emsnt" to the ends of his fingers and toes
% keep them warm, nor warm enough tor
the losdng frsternity-which necessarily
prepondesates At this season-te cit around
Leggatt's and Wusderiich's stoves without
hsvmg - !" wood-up" occasionally. Almost
any day You can zee big bunch Of squalls
hanging about the top Of tho Red Noun
tain. Roon one will become detached and
cosse sweepipE dowsr The mountain side.
tho snowflake falling In beautiful confu.
sion, thick and fast, Hadding another half
inch 70 tie four Or dvs already ID the tin.
ber. We want them to come and keep CON.
ing. feeling willing 70 wade about in forr
Or nve fest of snow this wintsr, end III the
Z Hing esd q down 4ssaa our. nifty : po-
Ssh" for the benefit Of miners and steam.
,,o.sAtnss III kanl4kA v.Iu0EE
tbs oAiniss dong hsssa ss spzsssnt 10
eeqscsly ~orth neai!9nips =, feyr yaen
wpekine On The Only Chance lode, and .
Nv dhfliSg ~ Tie e1Ilch bseJow1p itb 6kn
issk aa.tAS ellaiss6IS A1visS SS6vshgaebd
In woskise aes,etAs ~ Sepr weeks on he
4, xEw8pAD 0ovx UsaLA1D cAHyoH.
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United States Mails.
-. .. MONTANA. -.
rosr 0.v.cE DEPARTMENT,


.fLf..-.- osuI Washington. September 30. 1S6a
DRopoSALs viii he received at tie lon,Iscs O6ire
81 :i %s: q 1 Ss r. s. m:is ssy
$50, 10 June 90 iS7 in The Territory II Montana.
on the routes and BY the ssheues Of departures sad
; s:S II Se ;saS 'pocasd Decisions announced BY
is0M From Helena, By Dennlson, Dearborn, Qooal)
Fc!t shaw. and sun River to PUT BensSr, III
1niv. q Fq5 . Isass$ Ta::.d.y 5y i.a
Af.rs Eli e aesns sandss q
ling 10 6aiistin. Ss,siies and hack, once week.
lsave Virginia City Friday At tam,
Leave Gallatin "Wednesday st6am
Arrive q Virginia CITY By pm
70 pEaoni Cry, = 1lies and b.ek, oaes =
z z:.Ss . Ss:. sssS AZ. = !,
Leave Diamond CIV Tuesday at IAN,
,. Arrive q Helens BY sp N: = ."
Go miles ana back, once week:
Arrive q W:ial. IN twelve day. ey7.m, :.
Arrive q Hsien. IN twelve days BY IAN.
1905 From ylrginiA CITY, BY junction, Moda sheri'
soaidcr Valley. Jcdsrsoa CITY and Prickiy
fsar 70 Helena, is miles aud back. three times
Law Virginia City Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive Z. Helen. IN % honrs,
Leave nelcna Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
A.ive 81 vi,sin,. City in Sc hours.
1905 f% nss.s = CIR R.cfSGt city,
30 m.les and hack once week.
Leave Helena Monday at IN.
Arrive at 1ieeOula third day by 6 p N,
Leave Mieeoais M"ndsy At . n,
1900, Prom virginia :t' cy ss f"ene. xe,.d.
80. CITY, Sheridan, Ryan and Montana u Baunaek
CITY. M miles nOd hsCk OnasD n week
o.. Leave virginia CITY aonday 4 Ga N,
H.iss s !: ssas. -, c,sE p:.. S:y sysp%
Arrive at vlExinia City nett day BY p N
.,a- Bids fos three times. week service invited.
loe From Helena to Unionvl'e, four miles aud back,
Leave Helena Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
t III: asss;'': sss:; Wednesday an. RI,
As sis !: !, i ne Z; b, Jpn: .., =,
' s's3 iss sss s1 tocsi ana P.s.s GaicS,
ta pocall y 0eo.Estown, t'ocal1 4" miles and
7 Leave Helena Monday ct q m. ais..' 81
Leave 0eesryt"wn Turslay At tam. d."
1000 7ss ;st s !: %:.es l.me and Salmon
-" a.X 70 Leesearsh' ITO miles aud back, once .
n: ;:: 49,: ]: 1000: **: :ss:.:,
I~. q feavc LSes6usxh 9h,Isday = 81 - 'rn 7
AIays e R.n1sek C,.y sssaldsy q n.
1'''1 iss cis% Hs:is":s ncs:;s Sso,e and
,,., Es.s Oa:,tin 70 Boac1aan City, III milcs and
/ iL51 baek oacs &C.. ~ s2Du.t I'@3 I'd! !
i As,;. Us. y ss. NANCY *: = a.d., ~ pn
Leave D1esan CITY fhundsy It In N III f..
e So e s :: I'd s: e. e oss.
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