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PuILADELrAILAAih Ah,,S ,MSIkkaIEESToE / ct AND pAI

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
L TtNORB RAILROAD.
CommsDcins on Monday, June slh, passenger
trains will leave Prssidant street depot, BalIl.
more, As fUllnws, VIZ:
Way Mail Train Tor Phlladolphla aud Way Sta.
tons All: :J .. IN, THE train oUBnpctH at Newcastle
Junction with trsins for all Stations on the Della.
ware Railroad.
Express Train for Philadelphia aud Now York
at eGtOh. m. eonnOetlnE at Porfyyil with rAin
for Port Deposit
Express Train for PhilAdelphiA and New York
A9. 10 y. IN. , connecting at Wilmington with tTaln
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between VII.
min gtOn ard Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and later.
mediate Stations at p, m.
Express Train for PhiIadeiphia at e:y5 p. IN.
EkpTess TrNin for Now York ats: :65 p, M, con.
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Traiu for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave dAily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at 4: :bS y. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres.
ident Street depot or at Ticket once, No lB Bati.
moro street Persons purchasing tickets at o CO,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
at their residence by Union Transfer Company,
WIN CRAWFORD AGENT
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pAYMBYr oF SAC AND rox soRIP.

DEPARTHEsr OF rHR IErERioR,l
OPEtCB tspILN ATFatHs, y
June 10, 1s61.
Not,se y hereby given that tho Secretary Of the
debtedness of the Sac and Fox 1ndians of tho mis-.
Indian bureau.
The oortinoatss 81 anli bs prcsenlsi for pay msut
tstSst viii H. sIiawed ~, tIa,n "''' b1 n. T.
% ,' Trough tLis VlicC, atd Tue Hppllea.
nmgs Ia' ment must in syerJ case ElNe the post
iels.dt@iiy CommissiSHsr.
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Books and Stationery.
NEW BOOKS.

THE VILLA ON THE RHINE, complete In
one volume. Globe edition. neatly bound In
elOth. " W
lie KNEW HB WAS RidHT, complete 10
two parts. paper, Part 2....,...........,... 10
HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS, from
hnEnstut TO ChatlemaRne, In vols. by
Wllliamk H., Lookey, u, A, author uf
'RatiOuallIm In Europe. '................... 20
wOMRNS SUFFRAGE tNc Reform Against
Mature by Horace BuShnell,...,.,..,,.... | 10
FIVE ACRES TOO MUCH, = truthful olucl.
dAtiOn Of the attractions Of the COnntgy,
and careful consideration Of profit aud
loss as Involved in amateur farming, with
such valuable advice and INSTRUCTION tn
those about purchasing large or smill PLACES
In rural districts. BY Robert d. Roosevelt,
author Of "0ame Fish 10 America, 4" etc.. l -
THE BHABERMEIsTER, a tale OF Bavariau
Mountains; tTRuslstol from the German.
by Hermpn schmid. Observation-Disclosures. 20
TIE 81 MACH AND ITS DIFFICULTIES.
By Sir James Eyre, N. D., etc. .............. Is
THsDEAD QUEST, a mysterious story, from
the German. By HonriIh Zschokke....,., 90
sTRETr0N.a novel, by Henry Kingsley,
author Of ''Ravepshos,' - etc .......,,...... 90
THE sACRIsTAN's HOUSEHOLDS story
''Mabsl's Progress.' 'ete.."................ 7j
TAoPI AND MS FRIENDS; or, Indians
Wrongs and Rights ......u.................. l %
CAVE On COLOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
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Proposals
ID RoPOsALs
-
TRBAsrRY DEPARrnEET,l ,

TRBAsrRY DEPAnrsEEr,l
OFFICE OF rms LlGHT.HOusE hoard, \
wAsHIEdTOE CRY, May 81, leeO y
, ssrsrate sealed proposals viii BE- reeeiyed At
fah day of June, ls6o. for building and eq nE
two steam Light house Tenders Of tho following
dimensuns!
Length from fore side Of rabbct Of stem to an
side Of stern post, l& feet.
Bxtreme breadth, 2D feet
Depth OF hold from sds Of floor timber 10 under
side Of deck plank, amldship, o feet.
DrhwlnEs and Hpoeihoation, aud any other de-
sired Information ooseerning these vessels willbe
furnished upon application ln writing 10 the un
dersiGned at this ohi0o. W. u. BHUBRJCK,
hAinshan.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

oTTicE DEror CqsusARr OF srBslsrEsoE.)
No. SIS sEyEErEErrH erREEr,
wlsHtSOros, ID, c. Junel1,s
Wan ed-l0 barrels best No, flou a 10
barrels No 2, to'ho delivered ~ the supsstenee
stQtohou.e, MohuIaspt sround, Fourteenth street
QtheI egadltions msde known By the uadsrsiencd
1870, o. BELL,
lole.N G. s.. u 3. NJ
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APPLY FOR A POLICY,
PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After the Payment OF Ono
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES PosIrIYBLY EOS-PuRFEIrISu.
Branch Once New Jerscy Mutual Life
Insurance Company,

NO. 30 = STREET,
BetwoOn Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
claw and Exchange Bulldng.)
WASHINGTON, DC.
A careful examination OF our system cannot fail
10 convince all who have examined the subject OF
Lie lnsnTance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents adyan-
tages that are not offered elsewhere especially In
the provisions Of non forfeiture made Ia the Foley
by which no one lose Policy or fall in seour.
lug portion Of thoir Insurance dJter one annual
payment has been made.
:, The Agent takes pleasure iq acknowledging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among tho citiEsns OF Wdshn EtOn nd Vicinity
many Of them being our leading business men
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready to Rc.
knowledge our promptness In tho payment u ali
our losses. The popularity Of our COMPANY and
the large increase OF our business here may bs
seen 2 the fact, that although we have only been
establishcd In this Agency little more than two
years. anu have made no noise about our large
Gau9nage, yet we paid to the CORPORATION of
WAhhingtOn last year las the books Of the RsRIsef
Will showl tax on larger Income than a frgs
majority Of the Compauivs doing business in hi.
city, N '''
All we ask is a careful examination Of our AVS.
TEN, and we feel satisfied we shall still have our
share Of the business.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mhIg.eoSm General Manager
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
u BoOK:BINDER AND PAPRR-RULER,
Mo. I'll Pennsylyauia avenue. between To uthand
Mt, eleventh Stroets, south Fide.
Books elegantly or plainly bUuAA PorlOdiea
and hewspApeTs!caTefUny ettenHsdtO.
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~ Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio Depo u
Manassas PsSssnser Trains At g. LsspS Janstio',
for all points on the line Of thot road between Ma.
nAssAs Junction and HarrisonbuTg.
Trains leaving St. AAaph and King streets at 2:25
p. IN. , connect at St. AsAph Junction with train
from Manassas and HaIrisonburg At AS p. IN.
and In time for p, M, tIain for Baltimore.
9. 5TBVENs, Genl ,Bup't.
W. j. PUBLPH Con Il MANAGER dacYl-tf
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pRoPosALs ron REPAIRS.
UEITEp STATES ESdtNEEI

UEITEp STATES ESatNgER's OYsIcE,t
Proposals viii b. fesoysd al tSi. once ' antl lhs
PSi SikS a. Ss.s Fcu ss' ,s. Of
Mas, and foI the construction Of Brush jOicss 10
The buifssaa is to be repaired in tho following
ihe EspE. are to be raised 30 =. to bring the top
BuEnssd. New Plsus" are % 70 Sc ssSs,ituPsG ft IN
The plGes Of those which may be broEen. and all
~ new ones. The Piles must mus, ss % o. 20 soeS Pound sossa
Ss5 ss.d9Ss a. srEs.a 1s.,t SSI.S inshs
TSs S's. &. SS. oT .Ss r. E 5: Ss. % al
distances Of % feet along said Bulk head, and run
ant ISss reach 70 3sk sS 4 be bsos or
st,ueted as follow.i
pPd q sGSa SfGSa nS9 EsSd sss ih SI'f
ioehes shall be nrmly imhedded ~ Tho, ground 70
spR q elsS sS% ps S%sa Ss
piles shall be allied with s9u6d aud touch brush,
%Rsyt sygT SaSd PaSGd 1STP *:
t1p,s t91p q Sid brush The yeisht Of stone to be
% more tSaS aS : SGi aSnGs @ ySFG Of s:
p9ySg e hG StGsS nuE \. nS SenS En G The
tndinaliy by three ri-inoh pianks, inehC. wide,
Of tough wood. securely attached 10 each stake
quality and after tho eonp elton Of the nlling in,
plAnks Ot the same SiIe, and secured Ia the same
| transvsrsely.
The sRErtgate length Of tho iettccs will 10 about
Proposals must state the aggregate amount for
which the bulkhead will be repaired, and the price
per in"al foot u jettses complete measured W the
Proposals must bo addressed IL tho uudorsIgued.
aud marked on the outside, "Proposals for Bulk.
0ilee. and with Mr. &. W. Hoiysy., at IrsviscS.
town. J. o. POSTER,
BEcvot M.ior General United st.tes Army.
j"l0.td Lieut. Colonel Engineers.
pRorosALs FOR CORN OR BARLEY AND
hEADquAErEE- Firm hLIIARr DIsIElcr.l
CHIEP QrAETERMAsIER's OHTICE,
| AusTlN, TENAa, May ~, 1870.
at III SisS il a. y SaS: III y ,sS SS IsssESa fss iuri
nishing such quantities Of Corn or Barley and
Hay as may be reqpired, from the 18th Of July,
Ing posts; p..,pr
| Helena Canton,
Lampasa.. Port McIntosh,i
| NacOgdOches, RingEold Barracks.
Corn or Barley to he of good, clean, msrcbantable
be Of like quality. aud perfectly cured. Bach sub
| Jeet 70 rigid Inspection Delivery to commence on
the 18th day oi july, ls9. aud continue. Ia such
officer may require, until the 3th Of June, 1870
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids of.
feLed;
| zach bid must be accompanied by n guarantee Of
at least two persons twhOss responsibility must be
certified by the clerk Of court Of record that the
awarded to him, and tho resiionca aud post ID CO
address ofeach bi lder aud be stated
No Nd will be entertained not conforming to these
The attention of bidders Is called to section six
teen ofthe act Of ColgTess. approved July II, 1861
for rfopo.a; to be PIsI5Sy isdS.ss P5GRSS;s.
signed. ,,.-,
noId. NORRIS 4. MILLBR'
Deputy ousrterma.ter General, BTeyet BTisadIer
| GencIA, U. A. ie7 I'd
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4 LBxANDRIA., ,L0gDovs AND HAMPsHIRI
@& E

SUMMER ADVANCEMENT, BEUINNINU AFKIL
I, 1902.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tBXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandra at 8 a. IN. and bp. m. Leave
Hamilton at o a. IN. and II 30 o.. IN Leave Lees.
burg at :25 a, IN, and II: y. IN,
Thos =. m. train from Alexandria and II pR m.
train ami W ith Kemp sDAily Inc
OF COaehe. for Puresllyille, SniekersSille Berry
Vile aud Winchester. also. with ReameI,s Line Of
Coaches. which leaye Leesburg on Mondays,
Middleburgi returning Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
All traius arrive at Alexandria al convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Baltl.
IIlar nm La
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OHAN OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. al, 1856,

OHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1868, and
uutil further notice. Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
rHRoUsH NAIL TRAIss.
Leave S'Sshington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, e.yD, IN. do. for Manassas aud Harrison.
burg, 500 q. ~.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets IRON Manassas TailroAd) 2:J7 y. m /
do. from LynchbtTg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssBsdBR rRAIEa
SLHAvBwAsHIsuT0E. LEAVE KALsKAsDRIA,
Y5on ~; n, ,F5om ,h;
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Hotels and Restaurants
BECK,s REsTAURANT

uAMMACK,s REsThuRANT, NO. ao PENN.
~ sYLvtNIA hyBNgs, nesf The e9rsgsr g,I q W.
hle terms. faha-qm
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Educational.
CELEUT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES.
ICILDON SEMINARY,

(LATB LINwOOD HALL,)
On North Pennsylyania Railroad, seyou miles from
Philadelphia.
Miss CaTrs sixteenth session at tho aboy beauti-
full and heathful situation will open september 10,
1873 Terms moderate. Instruction thorough. Cir
culaTs may be obtained at the office Of Jay Cooke 4
Co. 452 Fifteenth street, or by addressing Miss X.
Carr, at ShOemakertOwn, Penn, iel6
CLARA q. SCOTT,
TEACHER OF the PIANO FORTE,
Isl O street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
mySl-u WashIn gton D. c.
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Stables.

I COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between y and Il, No. if7
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses
Large, airy and comfortable stRl les Tho propTie.
Tor Is known Rs one Of the best feeders Ia this
attended and we'll cared for.
CABRlA0Es can be had at all hours for Parties,
ddtngs, and Funerals. ia3.tf
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Steamboat Lines.

MERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
4h wAsHIyoroHHs HHsrxybs KNb NEW YORK.
Hereafter the hne Steamships u. @. KNIGHT,
ofthe MERCHAkTs' LINE win mako dEfk
regular semi week ly trips bet tween EW .,!AAzn
YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON. and
GG0RbGETowN; E,, bii ss follows; LSSyys NEW YORK
SATURDAY, st p n Leave GEoRGETOwN
every MONDAY and ThURSDAYAtl2n
For farther Information, apply to jos. l.. GAIT,
Agent ofos and wharf foot Of High street GeOrge
town, or al tho corner Of Seyenteenth street aud
New York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON,
Apl3N President
y EGULAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
The steamer COLUMBIA leaves .SlTk
Rley's Wharf. at the foot Of Eley. .lEsfsti.--zIs
enth street. every WEDNESDAY hUKNINU, al
tho Potomac.
R6turning, icNyes foot OF Commerce street, Balti.
more, every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at four
o'clock.
For further particulars, apply TO
TAOs. W. Riley 4 SON, Agents,
Riley's Wharf. foot Of Eleventh street.
Gpa. TnS fam
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER or sBvESTH AND STREETS,
wsssHiNGT66ES. wssssfffiSsS F6 Z 'tbESe'R b
An institution specially designed for preparing &
young and middle-agod men and women TO engage
in business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of others.
sSSE ssePSs as sTBsS to 3D. SsrSTReI,s bIn q
uess, Arithmetic, Grammar, COrrespondAn Ance,
spelling, Eloeution, Political Economy, and Com.
students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' have the sAmo advantage asgsntlomen.
In g. separate department, instructed by eompe-
RATES OP TUITION, A scholarship, good for
unlimited time in colleges located in important
cities Of the country, f6j Local sch0arshps, good
for one year from date OF Issue, 80. Tickets for
tn REQ mouths, 80; for one month, $40.
All tuitiOns payable In Rdyaucoi whom paid
inHtal ments the rates are ten per cont. higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses In FTonch In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
SPENCERIAN PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this Institution provides unoqualled facilities
writing Ladies' and gontlemen are received for
special Instruction in this art during the day or
evening,
WEDDING, VISITING aud ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENWORR donO to order, In
style equal to engraving.
The Textbooks and Blanks used In the institu-
ton. all Varieties Of writing paper, Ink, Of the
and the celebrated Speneerian Steel Pens may be
lego Office HENRY N. CORP, President.
HENRY q. sPEscRR, Secretary. ia26'f
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Railroad Routes,
pAIrinoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.5s. 5 "a GES ri Gass Z:
80" run 'f''lfSika gSk is'i.LrrroRs
b ':'; :. d..is4 .s4 4 ;.s;'s 8 ~ AsS s' =.
Ley. daily. .ssep, Sunday, aLco and a"A m.
'a' u" 'na r6R hsSAPoLIs
LssyeH7a. n. sgd Tap. m. Notr.in to or from
Annapolis Oh 'Is 1os Ss ss4zEsJa, sYsRsJa
L'.''"sis is5R ii w Wv Y III siaSlSss Z and 'SP' N
L'"'';sSSsA ';sSSsAEL ~ Fsk1s z 81 cis llis lii yRsr.
* iS,Rsp r =. and u ''' "
q .isss ;:i.; H.i$;1 Gs.IS! ,e
wa.NiHstnu 5a!ion TieEs, oHs- Al All hours IN iEs
Ri' Ssv YG,s, ,psil.assIRPI., sod postou. SEQ ad'
s..,.r q rf.s.p11s.,iS;.. 4 Mpas9si;
6s6 Cqhs RJSf S2fH.' s.n..a T.si' ..S w..A.ro.
T'HGPTaGiFR Ss HsrTsbs rsx FSsR
Train. bs.vs.s wsshinstca Si sad New Wy TOrs Us ar,
'Gs foE n ssw 1; wj0ailSSEEi aSEs w, 'ni,Acu,
Les,a daily tOIoept Sunday Al $40 a. m. II u
'aa w" y IroR PHILADELPHIA,
Il is.'s 4 sn daily 'sIosp' Sunday, "aooa m. 40
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York ate 90 p. m. and PhilAdsl'
sleeping ssnf Tor New rork on OF. m train only
ThrouEh tcksts TO Philsdalphis, New York OF
Boston. can be had at the Station once At all hour,
So psitlnors and Ohio EAilro.a ,.a.,,sr.l..m.n,
q :fsssSr s:'S:sR Wee. w'Ainr'Sn BIIT
hastsr Of TI.p,poTiSticu
IN COLL, gsner.l Ticket Agent
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0kO. y. kOONTz, Agent WashinEton.
1863 PksssylShAsiA ROUTE 1869
TO THK soRTHWEsT, soUTH. AND so0TH.
On and after MAY ., 1859. trains will leave a.
Ws.si!Rston sSnnI Bsle!Hor. isn.
iEp.n 10. :. ~ ~
THE GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE
with ELB0AEr SCENERY, Palace BtLte-rooni,
day and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
..ylnE from four 70 twelve hours in time over any
raRss ri Hss'fa bhfLY iT EXPRESS Sf TRAINS WEST.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH,
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTsBURGH without change
Passensors by this route from Baltimore hAye
the advantages Of IashipE all changes In UNION
DRPOTs, and no fkRRIES
Tickets By this route eau he procured at the
once, eornor Of Blxth street aud PonnrylNauih
avenue, under National Hot1l, whore reliable infnr.
nation will be given At all times,
Passengers procuring ticaats At this once, aan
surs accommodations In sleeping Cars for Blmlra or
-dttsburrh. W. J.. ARNOLD, Ticket AgoRt,
Corner Sixth ct. and Pgnu. Aysouo,
WashinEtJh. u. q.
ID. g. YOUNG. General Passenger Iscnt,
da9-1y Baltimore, Md,
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attest outside

ChieH go is makings despcrste effort
for tlie Idaho trade Tons 81 circulars, hand
hills. posters. canis, pamphlets, maps and
letters, setting forth the superior facilities Of
Chicago IN general aud the houses represent
cc 10 lne documents in particular for furn-
isaing goods to Idaho CHEAPER, better and
quicker than any other point Greenback
prices current ia several INSTANCES are being
sent that show greatly reduced rates a. coin
pared with the prices hitherto paid in san
Francisco in coin. II Chicago fails 10 secure
The trade d our merchants II will not be for
want OF EFFORT or Inducements in the way
q loW pnces
san Francisco will have 70 look To her lau-
rels or she may lind herself left out in the
cold should she lose the trade Of Idaho,
insignificant az il may appear, il would ere
ate a vacuum in her commercial affairs that
Is but little appreciated Should the four
OF five hundred thousand dollars per month
that il now being shipped to the Bay, change
its course, and with its increase to a million,
which will occur within a few months, take
it, fright to Chicago, it will then begin TO be
understood and its loss regretted when it is
too late.
Twelve months from date will witness a
aow Of bullion from 0wyhee County, alone,
equal in value 10 the whole present treasure
shipment Of the Territory, while there can he
hut little doubt that Aituras will realize a
position equal TO the present bullion prodac-
ing status Of Owyhee.
Chicago appears to be wide awake, Will
her wits about her; while We fear san Fran
cisco is asleep in her fancied security.
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To say which is The '.best paper would
be bold announcement and one We DO not
care about making We can however. give
our opinion on he ssleading sheets y and
leave you to draw your own conclusions
The Alta Is the Oldest, and 10 our thinking
the best = commercial paper IN the state;
The Bulletin displsyes the most editorial
ability. at times, a familiarity with absiruse
literature The Times is grave and owi-wlse
in its sentiments Its articles are well wrll,
ten. bat-with one exception the Rights OF
Woman foot or two behind instead OF pc
fore the age The Call is skillully conducted;
is light. sparkling and teeming with LOCAL
news" The Herald is stolid, dignihed ana
self satisfied. The Examiner, fierce, unmer.
cifui. and as cold blOOded a. a professional
duelisL As political sheet, It Is ably edited
and knows no change from the principles II
believes 10 be right The Morning Chron-
icie Is sharp, sly and sensational us edi-
toFial ability is not very marked, but us : 10
Gals = read like chain lightning comedies
These embrace all the . leading dailies, that
We know or There may be others, but their
virtues can be summed up IN very ie"
w0rds-the less known the better appreclat-
ed-EE Dorado.
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An observant person who arrived
in this city yesterday from Hamii-
ton, by the way Of Elko and Argenta
told rs that he counted on the road
from ElkO TO Hamilton no less nan
1870 men, disconnected with the nu-
merous teams which lined the high
way, aloot and packing their blank
cts. A number Of the men were
crippled by their long walk-for
they had come from the extremities
of California and Oregon and ten
OF them were barelooied and pack
ing their boots. Most OF them payed
their way but Others, and not the
least ambitious, "sparred " their
grub. Crippled and poor, they
moved on with religious fer
vor to their Mecca. Reese River Re
ce;lie.
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Frederick WadsNorfi,, father oil
Senator wsdsworth, of Siskiyou, California
died at Yreka ON the 10Th, aged IS years
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snow MS an editor who boasts
that his paper is read by SO many
thousands daily or weekly; that
his has the largest circulation Of any
paper Published in the towa, county
or State that he is receiving scores
Of subscribers every mail that he
works cheaper than any one else
can afford 20 show NJ such u man,
and the chances are that you point
out an ignorant, deceitfnl, selt-wise
braggart, who is barely able TO make
i living.
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II you were standing by my side
now. YOU could look around and see
90. 900 acres OF growing wheat way
ing in the light Of the setting
sun; also, numberless herds of
sheep and cattle on the mountain
ranges. saying nothing Of several
small dairics, where they milk from
GOO 10 700 cows, aud make their
cheese and butter by steaT--Sai-
as ciiy cor, Montereyfiazeite.
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The Boise Democrat speaks in very con-
plimcniary terms Of Deputy Sheriff C. T..
Russell Of Ada County He has caused
many reforms in and about the county build
ngs, and is always TO be found at his post.
Crate knows what 10 do and how to do II,
and is living verfication Of the fact that
unc officer at least has the snap TO perform
his official day promptly, il he is a Water
Tank
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

The name Of Miss Anna Surratt appears
on The list Of applicants who passed eSaniin
alton for teacherships IN the public schools
Of Baltimore; and two OF cid John Bro~n ;
daughters hold certificates as qualified t'aseh-
ers from the Board of Examiners Of Tehana
County, California, at Red Blufr
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

TIE Albany (Oregon) Register
contains the following unique no
tice +: As we intend going East, to
be absent two or three months, We
wish to form a copartnership with
some competent person in the pub
LEGATION of the Register, Sex no OBJ
lection.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

WM. B. AsroR, according to a re-
cent letter writer, "never did an
hours work in his life, never did a
kindly act, never knew a want I'M
gratified, and has not a friend on
the planet. This miserable cuss
is the weaIthiest man in the United
States.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

McKsAx BUCHANAN once called on
a LAWYER in Sacramento to try a
suit for him. The lawyer, Coiiroth
refused, because he considered HIM
self permanently retained against
buchanan, in the interest of the
heirs of Shakespeare.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

In our last issue the word "hurrah was
rendered Il hussaw.r We confess ii was a
aueer sort of mistake and made an awkward
looking word, but 1t WIS discovered too late
for correction and had ogo
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

SECRET organizations appear to
have extended to Oregon where they
are operated to prosecute the Chi
nese and those who employ them.