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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

CONVENTION OF DRUGGISTS n NEW-JERsEY
Yesterday State Convention of druggists
WAS held ia Library Hall. Newark About 80 representa-
iyes were present. The Convention organized by the
election Of Charles Dalrympe OF Morristown as Char
man. and Charlie, Y. -mgth and Ransom Ydnderyoort
Secretaries. After some deboraton, bill was drafted,
to presented the legislature providing that It shall
he unlawful for any person TO keep open store for no
dispensing and compromising of drugs, &c unless such
person shall be a registered certified pharmaccUtst
The Governor shall have power TO select five ont Of
fifteen names, 10 be presented, who shall compose the
Pharmaceutical Board 10 hold office for two years
so sale shall be made of any drugs poisOns without
proper label upOn the vessel containing the same Pre-
scrptous shall De preserved for a least five years Any
intentional adulcratOn mixing OF foreign or impure
substances with any drug medical preparation shall
DE deemed m-deiueauor. punishable by tine not OK
ccediug $780, which years imprisonment may be
added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
pATERSON -Twn Of the snits for 300 damagl
the TURF

THE Long BRANCH SUMMER MEETING.
The charter of incorporation for the Long
Branch having been granted by the Leeisa
ture OF Ncw-Jersey. Mr. ]. Chamberln the proprietor
aud originator Of tie project is actively proceeding with
the organization OF the Association. Upward OF $4,000
worth Of stock has already been subscribed for and the
formation Of the race-course Is ft dcc0mph The
first meeting will commence the 3Dh July, and con
tiuue five days being held In the interval between the
July aud August race meetings NJ Saratoga The pro-
granIne the inaugural gathering Will shortly be issued
and u Will be found liberal, attractive and cOmprrhen
siyc m IT. character. The public spirit and munitccuce
Of Mr.. Chamborn in Ai, managerial capacity may be
Judged from the fact that he gives IN purses and added
money 10 be run for the unpTcccdencdy large amount
of >l5C01 During the meeting purse Of 5000 Tor q
four mile heat race VIII be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
WALTHAM
WATCHES.
TO BUYERS OF WATCHES EVERYWHERE

The rsster p. Of the jewellers Unsd States keep wam
Watches, and cordially recommend them coms ho,wh
standing less profit man these watches .an on any
others generally sold by trade The Of this is that the IePu
tou OF the watham renders sale and tie result IT,
that although the dealer much money each nd
ua watch a, he may other watches he still the gamer
through larger and There some however the
trade Who DO no, give the whm watch hearty support which
deserves This portion trade fancy there money he
made by dealing watches about which public aad
which competition and content to make an occasional
sale Of such wat,h, at large prosl this class Of dealers Who
when asked wab-s tia, Kind Of language which
leads the customer finally buy G,t such watch the post
able for the dealer to sell
F Information persons buy watch and vho may be
1ayoraby affected by the representations Of those uaeny our
watches. call attention to the following suggestions:
Since ,h manufacture watches Initiated wal,ham the Com
raay have made sold abou, $50 900 wae In every
and village Of the county waiam Watch may be
found L.. the party about bug American watch
this question:
HAS YOUR WATCH GIVEN YoC SATISFACTION
We are not afraid to advise wishing bay watch guide
themselves By Being satisfied the quality Of The
watch tie buyer has only satisfy himself that the watnam
Watches are THE CHEAPEST as b tbs bead
have few words to
Ebaws known lct in manufacturing that the greater the number
Of articles Manufactured by tie smaller m be the
cost Of individual Keeping this in view policy has
always products possible price order
secure large sales and enable manufacture watches m
mum cost WE BELIEVE IL SMALL PROFITS AND LARGE
BUSINESS This policy have successfully carried ont and the result
is that to-day manufacture twice watches all the other fac
tories the put together We can, therefore, n:
ford Cheaper than tey do and actually do sell
Twenty-Gye per Cheaper than they do, quality for
quality.
We woui further increasing product We have
SANITY improved its QUALITY And VARIETY We have had
the refusal Of nearly al inventions improve nepecs and
have adopted all those those only which have proved to be really
valuable have employment every bead Of depart
meat We have ever had Of any importance TO the
Company present corps designers aud mechanics
no, be equaei any country In addition to this make
gold aud silver cases only movements bat r those Of
of. factories, our, teu, tie Only establishment watches
complete in every respect.
A,ee sale by TIE trade generally throughout the
Uad States, proa made reasonable BY competition
tie Company Invariably decline orders Of retail character
ROBBINS 81 APPLETON,
GE.rEE.sL .aGE.vTS,
hS2 Broadway, New-YOriz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

Mr.. Daniel 4. iIasbrOuck. who WAS 50 bru-
tally beaten by field hand mute with on Tues
day died at hi, home near Omoye. Ulster County,
terday morning. Mr. Ha.brouck spoke but once since
the assault and that was while the surgeons
eac,d IN rcmoving pieces OF the smashed suI from
the brain. when ne exclaimed " ON. don't" Thirteen
fragments NJ the skull have been removed. The muir
derer who Is q negro, was, when a child. an inmate Of
the Ulster County PoorhOusc and from that Institution
Mr. Hasbrouck took him aud he has renamed with HIM
since except very short time That he left his en-
poyer because Of what he regarded cruel punishment
lie was regarded as a good field and house hand aud
readily adaptcd himself 10 almost all kind, OF work
uuIrcd ut him. lie had 81 very violent temper
brtmps and those who could understand
his peculiar gesture, ihc las 10 knowledge Of the sign
MI Iia,hrOUrk and other, WHO had or lac Auclcd bad
greyousy offended hun IL seems that on the day OF the
iata occurrence, the negro WAS cuIluS Wool ana lt
MI lIasbrOucH found fault when the murderer acted IN
"a strange manner. his hand shaking M the Az handle
Mr. HIsbrOuck fearing he meant mischief, made era"
for the AZ Just the negro wac about to raise H. ana
~ WAS during this struggle that Mr. lasbTOuck received
three chops I'm the face Seeing that he was likely 10 De
oycrpowcd. Mr.. IIasbTouck ran The negro caught up
him. and buried the IN ms rhuIl. yesterday III
teruOOu he WAS heavily oncd, and WAS taken before
Justice at -PatZ, ana had preliminary examination
Tho courtroom was crowded. man endeaNOItu TO
bet hut without avail and. after hours ruess at
tempt get something tangible from him. the Court al
lnurncd and he -cnt to Kingston Jail The people
the ncigubOrhOOd not now Ia FAVOR Ot hanging inc
murderer. of them clam that liasbrouck used
him cruelty and gave him many unjust punslmcnis
After the negro committed the assault ne the
fields dropped the the snow, and went 10 house
an eighth of mile on where he assisted IN unloading
some wood, though nothing had happened lie AFTER
fight with Mr. IasbrOuCk, aud when a messenger hur-
RED by for "A doctor he merely smiled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION


CORRECTION
At the meeting of this body yesterday. n
rule was adopted that the visiting hours to the city
Prison for religious services the Sabbath shall be from
10 a m. to u and from to p M, precisely. Com
munIcatons received from Mr. Mark Finley, Deputy
Warden of the CITY Prison, relative TO the late commit
ment Of the Warden by Judge McCunn TO Ludlow-st
Jail and his recent discharge by Judge Ingraham. Pro
posas coal for the outdoor poor put fol-
lows: Pennsylvania Coal Company-Grato egg Sc tun;
stove So 50; chestnut s. 80 John T. Barnard IL Sons
TwOthlrds stove onc-thrd nut, 81 H. George H. Perry
man. - 20. The contract was awarded 10 john T. Bar
naTd sons for 800 tuns.
The consumption Of coal in the various institutions,
for the month OF January, was rs follows:
Charity Hospital $50 tuns Bellevue Hospital, go tuns;
Randars Island 3is tuns; Lunate ASYLUM. 1884 tuns;
Epeptic aud Paraytc Hospitals. % tuns steamer Min
nahanonck O. tuns; steamer Hope, "a tnns; Work
House, lJj tuns Aims House. IS tuns Bake.House.
II tuus; PentcntaIy, 10 tuns; CITY Prison, 80
Wards Island, tuns Inebrlate Asylum "a tuns: In
fants' Hospital. lGG tuus total l623, tuns.
Dr. NJ. G. Echeverra. Chairman of the Committee OF
Inspection, transmitted the usual monthly of the
Epcptc and Puiaiytic Hospitals for January and al
MS request ordered that be furnished
a. Quarantine for patients without evidence of smallpox
lie reported lO Of relapsng fever applied for adj
dOn tents, and referred 10 the occurrence Of puorper
In reference to the recent discredtabe proceedings ON
the part Of certain male students toward the female
students at Bellevue Hospital. the Commissioners made
That the arden Of Bellevue Hospital arrested
se1fe IA to- sesS to le' Of the peace any person It
Insulting or obscene language durn such lectures While Ia the hos
thereafter be expelled from the hospital
The Rev. Father Duranquet applied for further
commodation for religious services at the Aims House,
aud order made directing that patient of the
Infants Hospital shall be expelled subjected Ia disc
puay punishment except by order OF the resident ply
stefan IL was also ordered
That the steamer Hope br du day Including Sundays
Of the prevailing Epidemic rshg i-ve that the
rruea Of Ihr pilot be al tue rate Of 900 aud o the rnaesr At the
rate of 'ss until further orders
The storekccper Blaokwel's Island was authorized
to sell Ia residents BackwelPs Island at prices which
would secure the Department from loss small quantities
OF stores, ana to detail person Ia keep the accountable
nv OF such sales dayDoo was ordered Ia be kept IN
each ward OF Charity Hospital and no prescription. &c.
10 be cd without proper The secretary reported
that from the ith Ia the nth inst inclusive he received
account Of the institutions s.iy9 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
PRouiSKNT ARRIVALS. ~.

Fifth Avenue Hotcl-Gov. Aicorn Oh r minS,s
-. mt GniIrcfnr John jay Knox of the treasury
- pharinrnt aud r H. Garfield Of vermont w,ison
- i,v', - Congressman Ignatius D0unciy OF Mlhho
at col O. A. Hadley aud g. r. VICES oi 80 f tp
II Wr Scniey of Baltimore and ~ = Massey OF ,hli
adrinbia - BrevoOrt HOnse-Dr Ihc"phliIS M"ch
of Ontario and John Goudin OF England 81, - i' Wi
~ i;cu Rrtckett of Rochester and Edgar l. Mclles
: - fi.,rtfrrd --- Astor HOusc-1hc Hon Moan DaHlS'
N CO. and r. r. Crittenden, Washington, and Commander
owen L. - Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
HOME NEWS.
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rlnndv M m Moan. foggy to 4. Afternoon ohsn'Iy
navy and slightly cloudy 1880 little cloudy ~ s
bo1y to IN. rrsty 1890; windy To sunset
Cvr.ast and very cloudy II; sprinkhg r'n a. 80
raining at g and from 92s 10 9si Gnsly signify nazy
piatcs of The Moon-Thc third quarter OF tle moo" VIII
be ON the 92l ~ ESQ 2. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
GORDONSVTLLE
Railroad Company Of Virginia,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYA8LE q COIN.
Free of U. y. Government Tax.

TIE Road IS e miles lo-E colus..-r r,-..r- 0,,7.
CourtIou'e, with Charo,,e sea .,r. af a,as
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad To- 3D.. ohio -. .irH.sr y
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad % gae-..-. D. Ias ts stsr
link 10 the system
West, and West the Pacific Ocean passes thorough ,s1
Of the Shenandoah valley tic local t-l, o, N l
road and command abundant o. .-3 f.s
fact o being
A SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER OF lH POTOMAC A.. uiE
FARTHEST INLAND Nr nHs.s DPsn WATER
FOR HEAVY S"pPIsG CAS- EE FOUND
on THE WHOLE LEEI.H OF TH. ATLANTIC COisr
From Charoesy'e 10 t.-a.'er by trs ras , iou-s
less than Ae1aDli,. g mile. e,s shan .lol. ss
Point; l24 miles less than 70 S.-'aE
Tie morgage is Luital o. $1,000 r,- ~ ,rrpd al
,9lppsd roa9 and srei 20 TIE FtHNsa joss tNu Trust
COMPANY or NEW.YOag As TRUSTEE rua Tub LoyD.
HOLDERS. and The S,-lr.y g. 1,ste.r" .s o.F rtF.t
SINKING FUND is also provided Tash s ..e' go gr--r'i
Of the debt TWOTHEDS Of %. er.e gl,rs w
ritz ~ he B5ad4
limited humber Of re Bonds Dss1ei aorstaa.o' $40 aa
$1,000 offered %, 4li Interest Sov r-l,. AIDA
this price the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEREST BEARING SECURITIES Iy rHz
MAEEET.
We baye investigated advantage, Of tts Railroad a- s ne,
enterprise ard co-fl.y r-or~eri ;.er Blcl
toners the publ. sa.- and profitable investment
DRAKE BROTHERS,
BANKERa, 10 BR0AB--r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

PArERs, TWINS, THREADS, AND CoRpAGE.
wuL.sB HAHvs' onss AID wsoous 10 Dro.aw.t New
Tsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

(Slgued) SHEPPARD ROMANS, ActuAry
The foregoing the business Of eleven months only
The f the Company has hitherto commenced the d DAY
Of February sud expired upon the 3st day OF January For several
Department Of this State
has the officers Of the Company make the FISCAL cooee
the provisions Of special statute
Authorizing change The Board Of rsee, its meeting on Jan
decided bad arrived when compliance with
the wishes the authorities both spesn aud proper aud
accordingly the change Hereafter the ha oihe Com
pany will extent from the January the 3 day DeeG
Der, both dates inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
rEwvoRK nAuy TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1870

en-, Rector the Rev haDberu accepted ea from %. society
H." %. ''iI 9s a,nYsaS Sa. steadily lots
Of ground purchased - ste Tor pew ,"a,e ,
stone val, three @ thick carried mp io The fa d@a to , a59it
sye PLACID o', the WALL t9e r"% PEP. " % t tSr,pt
g l. use Of the Of Worship The btruor B'aY
ADD appropriately up with for 500 re Gney s
pletel Intended be cost viii amount To about +'OOt@
SING SING-Mr Vrodcnburgh, sexton " the ".
Z, tlal@ EI0 rI ap%pg TO l up the church b,
from effects of the injuries
JERSEY CIrY.-The Legislature has been peti-
toned BY piiromen Of this city, Bergen and Hudson oN's TO
increase ~ 600 sl2oo when the oon@a
vas anarnei Justice Cutter charge Of stealing gold
Haea and l chain H,, ~%h f ,S1 d 5 81 600 ,oe
the next Of Court petition beng signed by be cl a"
purpose. receptacle for tie Of those cities
Cd last evening on warrant sue by Recorder Maiui hsyngd
' g, in The m. kn on Prospect between North Ninth
Tentb.,ts. dropped dead while at work yesterday.
HUDSON CITY.-Coroner Burns held an inquest
lat evening body Of Ma Noued Who died her resece on
West Bad Wenesay "a consequence Of having
overdose Of opmm. prepared by careless drug clerk
NEWARK-In the Court of Sessions, Yesterday,
james BalA vas placed on ' o. charge 81 ,po r9e
S1t'na ~ nSrs9' s%%pa9y Jo 's about heinz rem Tie
building designed accommodate rs patients who shall be- admitted
r9d tie ce Of the sister Who have collected $1,000 The Of
s binding Exclusive OF e prevou, OUTLAY Is estimated t1cO
"A project is 90 foot establish CITY ay Market The site
about to he selected j. from Mnert to Ran dave between ray
several .sa Ul' dssia .s'' '-' ''''''''
PATERSON-Two of the suits for 800 damages
cash brought Mcegor against The Fri" Rail
Company Tor e oyebarg IN transporting freight between
been concluded hy verdict FOR The PLAIN
TIT issued - suits to be tried on the
2h inst The deendans believed WI appeal ne ildfs Of
a the
PLAiNFIELD.-BE l.. Hale. esq. will deliver n free
e Temperance IN the Seventh Day Baptist Church. on SATURDAY
WESTFIELD, N.J-Yesterday, William Fox, re-
siding here held to bail 10 500 for ts appeance before T. D.
Commissioner Whitehead 81 NeWa luedtT NEXT 10 answer
charge passing counterfeit twenty dollar BILL in Elizabeth
TRENTON-LOuis Christian has been sentenced
r he labor ht state
Prison Tor passing fractional az MuUe ClW3r
land Gea0fk Tie Hudson Cty match naIuiaf
convicted Of u- counterfeit revenue lamps 's
sentenced u year each 10 TIE state Prison al uaf1
labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
OUR:

"HAii I,,'',,.u,,,p,T OATMEAL.
DUN InNuNy ORIrS, &c, Ne
T,., -,,i,. their F.osrs direct FROM se N"'' mus ~
-. ~, io,,o.ii,te profits sud se'as.' i'fn'1lt cv
SINGLE EARRRb AT THE wHoLtNAlh fN.S d,
49,. ,r,,p,el .irh the Manufacturers FOR 'bs sac
best orAnd'o PREPARED FLOUR
=. g., zoo, cnh usual discount 10 the trade -. sp.
r., l..,,r-l free iu Nev-NorA, Harlem, h''o'P'' ''
y.,,o bergen and uaion ilL
49,, h.rs suar,1eei. and exchanged q '"' ''''-'"'
rh pleur TO be hal AZ the folowiug places
oEuCkS oF TRB COMPANY -,
o., Ny. No az Fetosst. Broosyei -" b'
~ 49, n J. hsskmAn IT, FshLI, - M.ise''i S''"''
And AZ tie warehouses 81 -,
NrESSRS. j. STINER * Coz,
~ -, ,v..N.Sr No a52 riuRD AHE,
40 vESBl.Sr, ,.,ru,u.yE
OF 'o. Gun 49, ~ as EiGHTuAVS
100 Ga @ COZ AiGnrnAvk'
-" ""An,' xcsr s6t EIGHTHANS'
3ss 500 ''' ass NISTHAVk
- riho' 80. SS5 NIsrHA'h
40 BowERl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

Dr.S. Is Smiths Magnetic Salye,3r9 Bway cures
sos.ias A.,s ueh ~ wkssss Jnitsisas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

THE NETWORK FAMILY tLoUA w.
No BARCLAySr. ..p.as
entering upon It's Third Year q Vupar''a Su, ,yas Of
,,,,paou of the public ~ their CELEBRATED bAA'"'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

ODD FELLOWS BALL.-The Odd Fellows Bali. on
bst Tuesday evening, was very pleasant affair. The
Fall was not overcrowded, and everybody seemed to
be enjoying themselves up to the time we left The
ladies' were all elegantly attired,-in fact we have
never before in this Territory seen as much taste dis
played by them in the matter of dress. Their tot
stes were perfect and in the hight of fashion. We
will not undertake the hazardous task of describing
any of the dresses which particularly attracted our
attention, as we do not desire to be CHARGED with
making any invidious distinctions where ali looked
50 WE'LL and the peculiar talent of a jenkins is not
our strong suit" Suffice it to say the Bali was
success. The Han was tastefully decorated and ex
sr, Frank and Cheatley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28
Idaho city Assaying orks-Returr

Idaho City Assaying Works - Returns
made in six hours and the correctness of assays
guaranteed. and losses from coinage at any United
States Mint made good.
Particular attention paid to the Analysis of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow
ing places will be forwarded to this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady, Pioneer City,
D. y. WILLIS d Co.,. .Granlte Greek.
Wm Lynch Esq.,. .Placervile.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars,
either in Coin or Currency.
OFFIcE-In the National Bank Agency's Building,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co. IS Office.
j. NJ. BURKETT, Assayer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

BADLY HuRr.-A man named Constantine Melano-
Tch go; into alteration with another man, near
he Express Office. on Monday last which resulted in
Nalanoyich being badly beaten on the head with
T.ckhandle. His wounds were very severe, and for
tine it was thought would result fatally but we learn
be IS rapidly recovering under the care OF Dr. Zipf
TIE other individual plead guilty OF an assault and
By Justice Bowen was fined SO and costs, amounting
lDgether 70 $40 or more
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

P o. BooKsToRE.-our friend Pinney, at the book.
store, besides other good things, such as nuts and
Havana cigars, which he has on hand, has Just re.
ceved from the East fine lot of maple sugar and
some excellent New York cheese. which is about the
hest have ever seen in the Basin. He has also re-
csived some fine oranges. direct from San Francisco
which are fresh and nice We return him thanks for
that box of envelopes" which he left with orders IN
have his card printed on them. We printed them.
With our teeth though; and made an agreeable Job of
il too That's what's our weakness.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

Observation-Disclosures < Co.-Mr. ". Hutchinson,
Agent for the house of II. Webster i Co. of San
Francisco has been paying visit to the Basin camps
t1r.ng the past week. He seems to have good
opinion OF the perinanency Of our mines. The ad
7srtssment Of the firm for which he is Agent will be
'lnd in this issue The house OF Webster Co is
veil known throughout tins whole upper country
md those in want of fine wines and liquors will find
w. Hutchinson an accommodating and genial gen.
t=man TO deal with.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

THEArRlcAL.-The Carter theatrical troupe visited
our city during the past week. and gave three pc.
asmances-Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights.
Business prevented US from being present ON the
nights they exhibited. but We understand that they
ave universal satisfaction. Ingomar, we learn, was
veil rendered on Monday night, and we hope they
NAY be moved TO visit our city again and remain
Ongcr They are now visiting the other camps and
vii return via Idaho City, when We hope TO be pres
nt st performance and give them a more extended
notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

az OLD REs1DESTER RETURsED.-George W. An
drson, Esq., one of the pioneers of Boise Basin, re-
turned by stage on last Sunday evening. He has
been travelling all over the country from Washington
Territory to Mexico and says that he has about got
through running around and that Hogem is good
enough for him. His head is level.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

b Duke K Cove cali the attention of all our
RAIDERS, and the people generally throughout the b.
II, to the advertisement OF j. D. Duke Co., Of
Csaterville. Mr.. Duke having recently visited San
Francisco. New York and Chicago, where he bought
slrge and fine assortment OF general merchandise.
Es7ery description adapted to the trade, the firm will
'sl IS cheap anybody in the Basin, and warrant
ltir goods to be what they represent them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

RErURSED.-Mr. J. B. Emery, after an absence OF
i've or ak weeks, returned few days ago from Port
and. He has purchased q large and well selected
stock Of goods Of every descriphon-groceries pro-
Visions. clothing. miners supplies. &c,-and he says
be has in fact got supply Of almost everything he
could find in Oregon, and anything that will ever be
needed in the Basin Drop in and see him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28
City and County.
Notice to Stockholders.

NOtIcc 10 StOckhOIders.
There will be meeting of the Stockholders of the
.IpAHo WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY" at Idaho
CITY, on WEDNESDAY. the 4th day of May, 1870.
important business will be transacted.
By order of the Trustees: s. A. MERRITT.
Ed. F. LEWIS secy. President
Idaho City, April %, 1870.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

STILL They CoME.-Eckhart Saunders are daily
receiving additional supplies Of all kinds of merchan
Csc direct from the East In few days they will
receive lot Of gents Spring clothing which they had
made to order for this market. We call particular
attention to their large stock OF paper collars and
cuf:,-linen imitation,-which they now have on
land. They Of the lates. styles. and are sold at
sa,A igares that all can afford 70 wear them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

REJECTED WOMAN SUFF3AGE-The Mas
sachusctts House of Representatives rejected
the proposed amendment to the Constitution
granting the right OF suffrage to women by a
vote OF l33 to O..