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The New York herald., 1870-03-22
by N. DOUGHTY, AUoTIoNEER.

ID Peremptory sale Of Household Furn turs,
Rosewood Panoiorte, Velvet Carpets Mirrors, &C., &C.
NJ. DOUGHTY Will seli this day, at ION o'clock, tho
on saesroo ~ Nassau street. large variety Par!or
SUITS Bedroom sus or all kinds Mattresses Lounges Vel
vet Carpet, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture line OH
Paintings Ga. Chandelicr Desks &c. the whole sod
to the Highest bidder.
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by ARCH JOHNSTON AUCTlONEER.
- Once aud Sslssroom, 81 Nassau street, opposite
Post Office -
JOHNSTON 4 NAN TASsELL win sell on Wednesday,
32d, at l0 O'clock at their saesroo 81 Nassau street,
largo assortment q Housshod Furniture Pianos Carpets,
Ter and hante Mrro Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rugs
Oilciohs. OIL Paintings &c also Olcs Furniture. Desks.
sitting and STANDING 0Ges Slools SAFES, Mating, Ac &C.
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A UCTION NoTICE.AR 4. HAzELI., AUCTIoNEER.
IA THIS DAY tTUESDAY). March 2y,
at los O'Clock, at saesroom lis Chambers street.
important trade sale of
American English and German
Heavy aud Shelf Hardware,
embracing f lines OF desirable GOODS snt
country trade.
Also,
at II O'Clock,
Steel-l7 0O0 lbs. superior Ia clish Cast Steel.
Snws-Oi Hoes and Eagle Crosscut and Fit Saws, 5,
and Z ieet Catalogues at our store.
ON THURSDAY,
1900 lots Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Caryers, Razors, SCISSORS nc.
French Timed Ware, Plated Ware
Tea Trays and Shelf Hardware
r. 7. uAZELL 4 co,
Auctioneers, llS Chambers street.
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To Let or Lease.

L,oR RENT-IN HOBoKEN, SEVERAL DESIRABLE
Houses with all the modern improvements within i've
minutes walk from the ferry For particulars inquire r.
G. DUNN, Jr, Agent, room No. ooe Hoboksa Land aud
Improy ement Coiupany.
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LNOR SALE OR RENT--A FOUR STORY BROWN
stone English basement House, a2s7oxso. in most
plete ORDER situated West Twelfth street. Fifth
nue. will be sold at great bargain rented
terms. Inquire OF HOMkR MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street.
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AT NEW BRIGlITON.-TO RENT TWO DE-
"A hghtfuy located Villas. furnished; I'm
proyemenss gardens stables lawn and sAlde; 35 minutes
OF Wall Atreet HAMILTON, 2615 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-LOw FIFTH
avenue and Fttyninth street. northeast corner Ave fun
Lots NOS and Chatham square, fronting on Caharine
street and East Broadway and includes valuable
-, 20 and aS New Bowery southeast Cedar and
Washington streets; 81 and 33 James street. liberal
Apply at 1875 Maiden lane
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR 10 RENT.

LII WANTING FARMS. S.--9DO0 ACRES, GOOD SOIL.
M 70, MID cllnaei 81 miles south Of Philadelphia price ony
9Ao per ntei also improved farns The place growing
more rapidly than most other place Ia the United States
land, N j., ' -
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A IL. PAYING RENT AND DESIRING TO OWN THEIR
IA homes while occupying them should Cor pamphlet
Ssent freel showing how 1t be done In the city Of
Eiixabch near Eizabethpor depot Houses and ready
way. New York. Second street, Broadway, Elisabeth
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AsTROLOGY.

GsOn nnn REWARD TO ANY ONE WHO CAN
OLU.UuU surpass Madam CLtFFrON tue great Med.
CisrvoyAn all business strictly conhdea-
la Odcs I7s U.ss9ks street, fourth door fsow Sullivan -
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EVOR SALE CHEAP-A THREE STORY AND BASE
ment high soop House, In excellent condition, No. 206
West Thirty sxh street Inquire at 10 Seventh avenue
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
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A DEI!GHTFU, HEALTHY COUNTRY RESIDENCE
acres lawn garden house rooms outbuiid
fngs In perfect orer choicest FRUITS
$lc0Oo half cash. Address OWNER, 49, Herald oce
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A UCTION NoTICE.-LARGE SALE
"A THIS DAY TUESDAY. March .2, At
lib West Twenty seventh street,
commencing at IL o'clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioneer, wiisen to the biches.
bidder al the elegant and costly Household Furniture
tanned In ha four story private residence OF Bri1e
Martin, Esq, consisting Of rich rosewood Pianofore,
made TO order cost $780, four magnccnt Pator Suits
ire Table Bookcase Etsgcres style Lous XIV two French
ficr Mrrors Oil Paintings, rich bronze Fisures rich
room Suits, IN rosewood and walnut Hair and Spring Beds
Feather Beds. Pillows Sheets Quilts Blankets, Bed Linen
line Dining Room and Kitchen Furn iture, &c. All goods
must be removed twenty four hours after sale Cash epo.
sits required all purchasers Goods boxed and shipped
for purchasers BThis Is large and genuine sale Nm
be sold to highest bidder.
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A B. wALDRON 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERs.
IA. salesrooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar slfeets.

A Lien b. MINER, AuCTIoNEER- HENRY H.
~ LEEDS 4 MINER salesrooms Nos: 81 Chambers and
On TUESDAY, MARCH 12, at 1OJS O'Clock,
at the private residence No. a East Nineteenth street. be-
tween Broadway and Fourth avenue,
Handsome Household Furniture,
city makers.
Full particula In time.
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A RT TNoTlCEc-SpECIAL SALE-BY CATALOGUE
IA PHILIP LEVY Auctioneer.
- Will sell at auction, this day, March a.
~ III O'Clock A. H., at the Arss Saesroou, 80 NASSAU
street. very choice collection American and foreign on
Paintings by eminent artists Parties are requested
the collection before buying elsewhere On A.
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E'OR SALE OR TO LET-A VERY NICE BROWN STONE
House. three stories, high stoop subcear, all Improve
mens; best Wilton frat o0r all the fixtures
mirror and conicss price $is500. Inquire sl2 West
Fifty third street.
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GO00 WILL BUY SUBSTANTIAL AND GENTEEL
pCOO Cottage, capacious enough for large family;
lawn, &c and two acres OF choicest land with excellent
fruit worth $780, but must be sod situated at ST.
James smthown, L. r. has been the residence Of phys.
cian dceaed doctor wanted there terms easy
who will view II will buy II. inquire OF address
OWNER, $50 Eighth avenue New York.
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A A-A--A-A-A..-ALL KINDS OF LANDS IN vIR-
"A fgnia Vest Virginia the South for aale NEW
YORK SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, So HrnadMav
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AT MOUNT vERNON-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE;
"A price $4,000. Address OWNER. box 4,a60 New York
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EoR sALE-AT ELTINGvfLLE, 8. l., ONE HOUR
II from City Hall, Cottage, five splendid order;
great quantity of fruit; high ground; 1ne view $1,000
COLLINS, 38 Pine street.
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COO n00 ONLY HALF CASH,
DCU.UUU. Will buy the following va luable Property,

RDV.OOOs III buy tue IOIoWIng va aIuabIc Properly,
in Wcstchcster county,
wen watered and frulted, with Dwslng House, II rooms
two story and attic carriage house, wood house and root
cellar 25x5o two story stone grannry milk house and ice
house. 25x36 rec story hen house S2x4O glass 'front.' barn
and stables for 81 40x0 and stable for 40 cows
35x00 with sheds dIstlcfy 2ox60 three stories with
chinery in complete running order blacksmith shop and
boiler house. 20r two sores peat shed and machine;
geher with horses and colts Of them Hanbctonans
young stock &c aso about 75 tons hay lot Of
wagons, CARTS seghs harneas, kitchen furniture and
farming implements and tools too numerous mention For
further particulars address the owner HOWARD NEwLN
- Front street, New York.
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A FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE-l2 ROOMS, PANTRIEs
IA bay window and piazza large bearing apple trees
Bassford Orchard west Fordham depot GOOD well and
cstern. J. HEALTH, l21l Chambers street.
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sALRs AT AUCTION.
Gallery OF Art. sa5 Broadway.

n Gallery OF Art, sl5 Broadway.
Grand exhibition
OF the historical and magnificent gallery Pxntings Of A
pHuyvetler, ESQ, OF Antwerp.
The entire coieon numbering about 800 superior med
um sized Paflor Pictures the most Of them new, fresh
admirable works OF art recently selected by Mr. Diiuyvs
Ter from TIE following popular and avore artists OF
The French English Belgian, Dusseldorf and American
schools.--
Martin Lapou, J. o. Eaon J. Van Lerus.
verboeokhoyen, j. B. Bristol. Van Lenputen,
II. Won Seben, j. Il. Kensst, David Col,
l.. Schaefcs, M<s Beers v. Vanhoyo,
Il, DE Beul, r., Gay, Bsckalowicy,
q. O. Lassale, j. Thompson, 1heo. Gerard,
Il. TouisAnt, VIM. Hart H.. Accard
H. Y. SchAefeis, H. MigpoI Eastman Johnsoa,
l.. LassAe, Joha Pope, j. q. Brown,
and many others OF equal reputation
The above together with the three historical paint
nss by H. r. SSAaefes j. Van Lerus and Ferdlnand Pau
wcs and offered at private sac onyl
VIII now be sold without at Bnrxer Gallery s5
broadway on the evenings ef Wednesday and Thursdsy
the 2Sd and cath of March. commencing at ~ O'Clock.
q. BARKER. Auctioneer.
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JVANTED--A PURCHASER FOR 5000 ACRES OF
w Roanoke river Lands, in Mocaenburg county, Va.
comprising four lost class plantations highly improved
be sold privately by auction the 18th and 18th April
proximo the premises under decree the
Circuit Court for Virginia title unqueronabe Address by
letter the undorig for three
Cosmopolitan HOTEL Chambers street and West Broadway
or thereafter at Boydton, Meckenburg county, Va.
s. L. THRONEN,
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AT PLAINFIELD POST OFFICE, N. J.-wALLACE
"A VAIL has every description OF city and country Pro-
perty for sale exchange.
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"A way, convenient modern built two story and attic
Housc. 10 rooms half aero OF ground, plenty Of fruit
&c will be sold at bargain owner going South Apply 10
SMITH LOCKWOOD. 46 Pine street. -
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YNHOROuGIiLy FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET-AT
/ Rockaway Long Island; distance one hour from New
York city, by rail- crockcry glassware and cooking utensils
also furniture including hair mattresses in quantities sn
cen for family stable, carriage house, icehouss Oiled
with ice and tine well OF water premises In cottage
Kitchen inclusive, there seventeen Inquire of
York.
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AT MOUNT vERNON-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE
A with seven OF land and all necessary 0utbudngs
seven minutes from depot, At bargain.
JOHN II. GRAY, 70 Cadar atreet.
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11A 0OO UHFURNIsHED. OR $4,000 FUR.
sDlf.VUO nshed, twothirds cash, for . beautiful two
story House We.chsster county located the Of
two horoughfes boulevard extension of Third
fourteen miles from New York. river fifty yards from
distance from the Sound two miles house contains twelve
heater Bathroom water bar Windows greenhouse,
fine stables and about of ground Two depots mile
and half distance. Address OWNER box 600 New York
Post Office.
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T ASrORIA.-FOR SALE OR TO RENT CHEAP
IA New three story French roof House. 10 rooms 10 min
utes from cars Immediate possession
ROBERT +. MEEkS, ~ Cedar street.
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A RESIDENCE AT MOUNT VERNON TO RENT
"A For or three years; eight of Laud contain
Ing two apple orchards and other fruits other out
buildings forty five mnuies from by New Haven ra
road Apply 70 JAMES o. HUNT, II Leroy street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

A SPLENDID FARM, 70 ACRES, IN ONEIDA COUNTY;
N good buildings cows, horses, crops and tools; near
town, railroad and canal comfortable for 35CO
WIN. FITISIMMONS, 8S5 East Twenty-nn street
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WILLIAM ABBOTT AuoTloSELR. OFFICE NO. 2
w City Hall pncs.-By virtue OF chailel mortgage Z
will sell on Wednesday 23d inst at l0s O'Clock, the entire
Furniture Carpets contained the store A2 Sixteenth
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

FINE FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM OF l52 ACRES;
~ acres ot wood great variety OF all kinds OF frul
aS stable grAnary heney corn cribs &c s miles from
take S7OO0I IJ s. FERGUSON, 81 Nassau street, "a.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

JOSEPH HEGENAN &CO.--WEDNESDAY, MARCH n
at 10 NJ atSl Park place, between Fiatbush and vaa
dcrbt avenues brooklyn, largo assortment Of tne Parioe
Chamber and Dining Room Funllre best Hair MastresseA
Redding. Mantc Mirrors. China Plated Ware, Cutlerys
Kitchen utens!s emo Brussels Carpets, DC.
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JOHNSON, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y ssle.-By order OF the Supisme Court will sell
through JOHNSON MILLER aucoEeers At auction. ~ II
O'Clock. Tuesday, Msrcn g. the premises No i Ful'
ton New York. all of the stock, Tools Machinery
Book Accounts Bills Receivable and nny other property now
In the hands OF the belon ging TO the firm OF I'D
ward envelope manufactured l Fulton strees
New York. A. DOUGHERTY, Receiver.
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A TO LET, A NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, AT
a. pcr. wsssnson on Shrewsbury river, NJ: House
unfurnshed also stable Sf0o lands
Apply n 6S7 Fourth avenue, corner street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

TOR SALE NEWARK, N. ia LOT. 53xl0O, WITH A
two story hnc frame House, basement situated In C1
ton price 81 000 cash $1,000 For further parcl
lars apply to T. BECK, l3 Springfield Newark j.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

TOR SALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick ircn. House. with brick stable in the lot 2f
1905 In Sixteenth street, Eighth price xi 600
Apply 10 the owner 342 East Eighteenth street Terms
Rents for I'll 200 Dor year.
The New York herald., 1870-03-22

A GOTHIC HOUSE, TEN ROOMS, CARRIAGE HOUSE.
N nne grounds, 6c the Hudson, city, for
sale $500. Also nicely furnished House to let Apply 10
owner, S79 Pearl street.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WebI SIuts
IroR sALE-NEAR FORT WASHINGTON, az ACRES
IL OF valuable Land splendid improvements Ene large
House. ample stables small fruts shade and fruit trees
extensive high healthy location price $4,000 half
cash. Address, for particulars, Ii. s., Herald Office
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1NO PHYsICIANS.--FOR SALE-RARE OPPORTUNITY
tor the purchase of Gne House, Barn and Acre OF
Ground in town Of 5co inhabants western part Of this
State no 9th her physician in town. extensive practice horse
Sleigh carriage and harness included in bargain price
$1,000 Call address Mrs THOMPSON, ~ Fourth place
Brooklyn. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-31

We are under obligations to Shepherds Ex-
press, which reached here Thursday evening,
for the following letter:
ORo GRANDE, l. 7 May 23 1870.
EDITOR WORLD Having arrived in this
town on Friday afternoon, and looked around
a little to see how things appeared, find that
dust is scarce in the pockets Of the various
hombres about town, although there may be
plenty in the banks and hills along the creek
and the boys are again this morning going to
commence to draw the Orc from its original
deposits in said banks and hills. There are two
saw mills now running, cutting about II 900
feet of lumber every "a hours. Orc Grande
has improved considerably since 1 was here
last fall there are now about 300 people in
the camp. / made the trip with horses and
express from Idaho City to this place, from
Sunday, 2 o'clock, by the next Friday at noon,
laying by two days; the trip was rough one
rolled all my horses and killed one-there is
about IS miles of snow to travel over, which
has to be crossed in the latter part of the night
and forenoon of the day while it is frozen.
The grass is good on the Payette, on Shep
herds trail, and on Loon Creek-there is a
little grass about Cape Horn. Tassell, my
messenger, leaves this morning at O'Clock,
and will start out within four or five days
passed about 100 animals on the trail from
Idaho City to Loon Greek. The trail from
here to Leesburg is open, and Jos. Hogle, d.
McNutt, Dick Pucktt aud others left Orc
Grande yesterday morning for that place, and
expected to make the trip within four days.
There are 200 fine beef cattle in the camp from
Lemhi, and $50 head of sheep from Payette
Valley. s.
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FRosr IN THE VALLEY.-The storm which
visited us last week appears not to have
sighted our neighbors in the valley, The
Ne,us learns from Mr.. Wyatt that the frost
proved Obstructive to the vegetables in the
neighborhood OF Dry Creek, but that it benefit
cd the grain The grape vines appear to have
suffered mostly, that is in the fruit line, but
the peaches were SO far advanced as to be be-
yond all danger from "Jack Frost's" icy grip.
The Statesman says q few more such frosts
will kill all the early vegetables Freeze-ous
is rather common game, but we would prefer
vegetables not being the stake atpresent, as We
fellows up here in the hills want little green
fodder-even at the risk Of the lampass.
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An TDAHOAN AT HoME.-We received a
lew days ago a copy of the Canadian Illastrat-
ed Neus published at Montreal, Canada, and
perceive from an advertisement it contains
that one of our former fellow townsmen, Mr..
Samuel Montgomery, has given up all idea of
returning to Idaho. The st. James Hotel,
one of the fnestn Canada, belonging to H. Ho.
gan & Co., is under the management of Sam,
who will doubtless.provc to the people there
that he "knows how to keep hotel" We wish
him success in his new enterprise.
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NoMINATED.-Our friend Jud Boyahin. of
the Statesman, has been nominated for Justice
of the Peace in Boise City. Jud will. make a
good officer-and although we have no galleys
to send criminals to, he can follow the .rale and
lock them up in legal form.
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JOE. w. HUSTON

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW. L. 5, DISTRICT ATToR.
4 ney Tor Idaho. Office in Curtis Block, Boise
zILT. Dec. %, 1869.
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New RourE.-We learn from the News
that Mr.. Henry Greathouse, who was the sue
cessful bidder for tie. mail contract between,
Boise City and Placerville, is engaged in the
construction of . new road via. Warm Springs,
thence up, Sheep Gulch to More Creek,, TO-
striAethc present road probably at StrihsAams
Toll Gate. This would be quite an.lmpf0Se-,
ment on the present road, as it will aYaid cross
inc the divide at the head of the. Fort Canyon.
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i. L. foorE.
AINSLIE.
AINSLIE ~ FOOTE,

A TTORNEYS AND CoUNsELORS AT LAW, IDA
4 no Clty. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
csltc at OF Congress OF duly 20, lsj6. OEFIcE-On
gI street. opposite Andrews X Co. 5 store. nltf
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FRANK MILLER.

4 TTORNEY L COUNSELOR At LAW. IDAHO
4 City I. r. Otice In third building above the
ar; house Commercial street nstf
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/ JAS. SroUT, of the Boise City Land Oifcr,
delivered lecture on the Fifteenth Amend
ment at that place last week. We don't
know what the tenor Of bis remarks were, but
can assure him that he need feel no uneasiness,
as the Amendment, viii doubtless include hlln..
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p. r. EDMONDSON.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WILL
4 practice IN all the Courts of the Territory OF
i Oa Main street i'll Idaho city. MAY a. '69.
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Prpfessipnal Cards.
SAM'L a. MERRITT.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF.
4 fce on Commercial street, second door above
: tourt house. nitf
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DIR. &. T.. FREEMAN.

DHTSICIAN. SURGEON AND AcCoUCHEUR.
[ Office 1t the Drug Store. CENTER TILLE. I. T.
Nly l9 l510-tf
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IL ZIPF. NJ. ID a.,

DETSICIAN. SURGEON AND AcCoUCHEUR-
Office on Main street, next DOOR 10 City Drug
WV, Idaho city. tni4n.
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JAS. HEALY, VI. d.,
DHTSICIAS AND SURGEON. OFTICE on EAST
Y s.if Of Montgomery street. three doors above
a fI Idaho city nttf.
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DIR. j. VI BELTS.

OHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACcoUCHEUR,
i 0ace on Wall street Sd door aoove the drug
sse, ID4HO CITT. l. I. May 10. Is70-u.
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LETTER FROM LOON CREEK.

We are under obligations to Shepherds Ex-
press, which reached here Thursday evening,
for the following letter:
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That political renegade from Oregon, Mr..
Williams, on the 4th Of last April introduced
in the United States Senate bilfWhich we.
copy entire, as follows: rs
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fington, Butter of Massachusetts, Covode, Cox,
Dixon, Fitch, Garfield, Hooper. Jencks, Judd p,
Kelley Kellogg, Lynch, Morrisey, Paine. SEQ
field. Starkweather, Strong, Twtchell and
Wood voted yea, and Messrs. Allison, Benton,
Bingham, Brooks of Massachusetts, Dawes,
Ella, Farnsworth, Hale, Hoar, Ingersoll, Lo-
gan, Maynard, Poland, Schenck, Smith of
Vermont, Washburne of Massachusetts, Will
lard, and the Southern members generally vot-
ed nay.
The Senate amendments providing that the
income tax be collected during 1871 aed 1877
and no longer, and limiting the allowance for
reht to $500 was not concurred in and separate
votes were then taken on the Senate amend
mentS to the tariff
The sections of the bill all being non-con-
CURED in except those reducing the duty on
steel railway bars from IL to 1 IA cents per
pound, putting on the free list household effects
of persons and families returning or emIGrat-
ing from foreign countries, not intended Tor
sale and not exceeding in value 5000 reducing
the duty on live animals from 30 to 20 per cent.
and nothing for animals intended ior exhlol-
ton.
Amendments allowing the putting up OF
tobacco in metallic packages and the transpor
tatlOn of imported articles from ports OF dellV-
cry to ports of entry in bond, were concurred
in.
The Senate bill extending the time for pre-
senting claims for additional bounty Tor SIX
months was passed.
Mr.. Dawes, from the conference committee
on the legislative, executive and judicial APP
preparation bill, made report and explained
it. the House conferees had offered to raise
the salaries of the Supreme Court Judges 10
$4,000 each, but the oyer was declined by the
Senate conferees unless all of the Judges sal
aries were increased; therefore none were in
creased. After discussion on that portion OF
the report which excludes men living in the
Southern States from the right to sue IN the
Court of Claims to recover claims against the
government, the conference report was agreed
to, SO to 40.
Mr.. Negley of Pennsylvania, introduced a
bill to encourage the establishment of line OF
steamships as an auxiliary means Of national
defence and tor the conveyance of United
States mails to Europe, India and China, and
for the promotion of immigration from Europe
to the Southern States. Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
The House then adjourned.
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NEW vORK.


MARINE DISASTER
NEW York, July 10.-The brig Topaz of st.
John N. B, for Nova Scotia port, with coal
went ashore on Friday, opposite Marches, L. L
and yesterday went to pieces. The passengers
and crew were all saved. Forty census dis
tricts in.this city are now completed, 10 being
finished yesterday.
CORNER STONE LAID.
The corner stone of the new st. Anne's
Roman Catholic Cathedral on 18th street, was
lald this morning by Vicar-General Stars.
A CHAPTER OF CRIME.
Ex-Alderman Florence Scanned, died this
evening from the effects of wound received
IN the election quarrel of Dec Sd. He made
a.; an ante -mortem deposition yesterday, charging
Ihomas Donahue with firing the fatal shot.
Donahue was arresed with party of young
ing. They entered lager beer saloon in 43d
St., and after refusing to paysfor the drinks,
commenced stoning the house. Jacob Ludelers
an inoffensive German, was struck dead in an
hour. Three of the party were arrested.