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The laboring men of England have very sem
sibly refused an alliance with the tory party.
The new alliance between the peers and the peo-
pie was discussed at a meeting of representative
workingmen ON Monday. The speeches charsc-
terized the scheme as absurd, and 1t was finally
agreed to repudiate il and to treat it with con-
tempt, As futile attempt on the party of the
leaders Of the tory party TO gather new strength
from combination with the labor reform rep
resentatiTes. Too often workingmen fall into
the schemes OF political managers; generally, if
not always, TO their own disadvantage. They
have done well, il the news Is reliable, in re-
fusiDg to compromise themselves by an alliance
with party which aims to retain the forms or
feudalism TO the last moment. Such a union was
unnatural, and they can and must yet get what
they want from the liberals without delaying the
republican movement for which they are work
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

TEE BALTIMORE RACEs--Owing to the bad
weather, the races appointed for yesterday were
postponed until this afternoon, but il is likely
that, on account OF the continued bad state OF
the track to-day, they will be still further post
IOnGd. This, however, win in no way interfere
with the programme heretofore fixed, except as
to time, as the entries al remain valid, and the
postpOnements will only be from day TO day, as
required by the state of the weather or track.
Should yesterdays races take place to-day, as
intended, and the original plan be carried out
otherwise, the trials OF tomorrow will be the
most exciting and interestingof the fall meeting.
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The WeathAP

WAE DKPARrMEN1, Ufce Chisf SsfndI QNce, a
WAsHINsToN, ID. c Oct. d, 1871, 10 9. m.
sYNoPsIs FoR THs PAST TWENTY FOUR HouRs -
The high barometer in the Middle and Eastern
States has moved eastward with continued north
essterly winds the coast and southeast winds on
the lower lakes. The low barometer west of lows
has moved to upper Michigan and Lake Superior
with hesh sOut heriy winds from the Ohio valley
southern half Of Lake Michigan. The barometer
has risen west Of Alabama and south Of Nebraska
Partially clear and pleasant weather has been re-
ported from the south Atlantic States slight rain and
leg on the middle and east Atlantic coasts rain has
also extended very generally from Louisiana 10
Kentucky, ard Lake Superior and westward Tenn
Rereture bias fallen IN the northwest il has risen on
the lower lakes and in the Eastern States
PRoBA BTLITIEs.-Nor esterly winds and clear
ing weather VIII probably extend during the day
frt NJ Illinois to Lake Superior and westward light
winds and clear weather in the Southern States east
q the Mississippi river; the cloudy weather in the
Middle States possibly clear away for a short time
to be renewed this evening north and east Of Penn
sylyapla; the storm from Lake Huron to Lake Su-
perior moves northeastvard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

LOCKING THE STABLE AFTER THE Horse IS
GONE-The Chicago City Councils at their last
meeting adopted resolutions setting forth the
superior merits of asphalt or imperishable stone
sidewalks lin place OF plank in case of fire, and
ordered the Board Of Public Works to fully ex-
anime the same. Also, a resolution fayOring an
ordinance for the purpose of prohibiting the
storing OF shavings in any barns, wood-sheds and
cellars and the indiscriminate uses or burning
Of the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

Hon. Joshua Yansant, the democratic candi-
date, was elected mayor of Baltimore Yesterday
by 7,15i majority. The vote for Mr.. vansant
exceeds the aggregate OF that given for city
eounenmen in the whole city by over five hun
dred- The cOuncilmen elected comprise the en-
tire democratic conservative ticket except one
member of the first branch from the fifteenth
ward, elected over Mr. Berry, q member Of the
laaf council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26
AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock market was sIuggish yester-
Gay 1Ee me hey market VAS easy 70 borrowers on
call al PER cent. and stringent to mercantile Dor
IgWers, who Fay from 10 TO rs per cent Outside Of
wall street money is hard to get, and the New York
merchants, owing 20 the losses by the Chicago fire,
tDd ii, mselyes obliged to carry . great deal Of pa
Ier which, but for the fire, would have taken care
q ffsef. The banks are in condition to ex paDd
their loans ard II the merchants are 10 receive
extra acc mmoeatiSn the smc unt lent stocks will
have 20 be curtalled. So that an active uarke 81
curing the remainder Of The year, and possibly a
very stl tngent one may be looked for.
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Markets Today.

bALIIMoaE, Oct. S:-Yirginia sixes, old, 4sK bid
bid s.fed do new Is BID ' 10 asieS %e, IN Ss
etnia's, Is bid, 2tk aeked.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-Cotton quiet and steady
low middlings, T7Hsls. Flour duh. Wheat firmsr
fpn6er e; COED red to prime, 81 Ssa e0
GAL; yellow, s1a6s; old mixed western 7az4 Oats
ssn,e,. gao Provisions unchanged. Butter IN.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Flour quiet and unchanged
Mhest quiet and very firm. Corn scarce and shade
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2s.-Stocks stronger and steady
Gold dull at nksll'E; Governments firm and quiet
Money hrm, 8 TO z. Virginia's skies, 594; new 81
North Csrolinas, s.; new, lsa. Exchange, long
81; o mort r. ~ a u.a. :. =,
for money and sSa9eA for account. Bonds of IS62
taA; 1876, old sli 1857, 91z: 10 Ns, sek.
ls62 " ~ i''
Confines.
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government Securities.
stock Report

icy tie WeHern Urfon 7siesrovh CornparyJ
Lewis johnson q Go. quote stocks and bonds, 10
hone and foreign markets, a. follows:
NHw YORK, Oct. 16.-First BOARD. - 10 50 a. m
o. y g. lsSl coupon, ll63S 5s0s, 81, coupon, lax
61's, "a, coupon, ia; 5-ao's. 6s. coupon, ll4.S;
s:Us, new, t5, coupon, ll3; s2's, 81, coupon Il3S.
sas, S9ougon, lls9. 10 CO.'S, coupon, losS Curren
cy Ss, III; Mariposs, !. Canton: 81; CumberlsnG,
lZs; Pacific Mail, as; Boston Water Power, -;
Adams Express, Slh; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Ex.
press, 81; Amegica1 Express, $50; United States
Enpres-, Ss5a; N. y. Central and Hudson, $50
,sSres; -; Harlem, l2iH; do. Prefd, ReadtnS,
Ho; Michigan Central. =; Lake Shore and Mica.
Ign assI southern, rs; Union Pacific Railroad,
KS on o. I,!nois Central l33; Cleveland and Pitts
61 g. l2sh Northwest, COX; Northwest pref'd, SSH
CleyelaDd: Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapoiis,
New Jersey Central, l06; Rock Island, i0OlI;
Mtyslkie and St. Paul. IS; do preferred, Is;
wabash and Western, @5s; Delaware, Lsckswsns
TsT1s H.1ts, Hannibal and St Jcssp6 50 OF
Shcago and Alton, ll2sl; do. pref'd, ll5 Ohio and
Mlssissippi certificates. 37S; Columbus, Chicago
snd indiana Centra, M; Tennessee 6s, old, 81;
90. new, 6o; Virginia SIS, old, So; North Carolina
IS IS, Old, 3; DO new, lSi Missouri Sc, 81; Cen
-. Gold, lllA. Market strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

The canon adopted by the House of Bishops
OF the Episcopal General Convention, which
left the control Of matters Of ritual in each do
cease to the Bishop thereof, was lost in the
House OF Delegates yesterday for want OF a con-
stituuonal majority, and 30 the whole ritual
IStic question Is no nearer settlement than il
was when the Convention met.
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rtONIRACTORy TOOLS,

CoNIRAc1oEy TOOLS.
OF ALL KINDS.
STREET OR ROAD PLows,
DIRT Oh ROAD SCOOPS,
DIRT BARRows-
HEAVY IRON TRAY BARRovs
whEELBARROws,
wHIFFLETREES,
--...-- GRINDsTONEs,
OK YOKEs,
COLLARS,
BMEs TowLANDs sHovELs,
STEEL sTBEBT PICKS,
PICK HANDLES,
CROwBARs,
MA1TOCKs,
STREET HOES,
RATTAN BROoMs,
LOG AND TRACE CHAINS,
TRUCKS,
AXES, &C., &C.,
STABLE FIXTURES,
HAY CUTTERS,
STABLE BABROws,
CURRY COMBS.
HORSE BRUSHES,
STABLE BRooMs,
AXLE GREASE,
CARRIAGE JACKS,
STABLE FORKS,
HALTER CHAINS,
BUCKETS,
BASKETS,
MEASURES, &c.
JNO. A. BAKER,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc 24-2w between 9th and 10th streets.
MoR1oS HOUSE.
ANOyEL.
By the Author of"vALERIE AYLMIRn
One volume, paper covers, with four Illustrations
price, Sl.00; cloth, Slt0.
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WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY
AT
SILVERBERG'S.

-Four pair Ladies' Brown HOSE, Double Heels hall
Three psir Ladies' superstout Iron Frame HOSE,
Double Heels and Toes.
-Four pair Ghildren,s Brown mixed HOSE, full reg
Three pair Childrens white lob HOSE, Iron
Frame, superstout, g to s,s.
II En. Al. All s SsG HOSE
Four Ladiss' very fine Hemstitched HANDKER-
Two sT,;s q fine Hsms.itehed Mourning HANDkRR-
One pair Of Lace SLEEVES and COLLAR.
One Thread Lace COLLAR.
One o TSsF{ fine Lace or Embroidered HASDKER
Four GsEs:' hns Linen Hemmed HANDKER-
Three Gents superane do, thsrd to beat.3
Three Cent?, Hemmed HAHDKERcHIHFs, fine
-Four pair Gents superstout HALF HOSE,
Three pair Gents superextra ditto;
One spe ~ and 8, heavy Gents UHDERsHIRT or
Three e1traaps Linen SHIRT FRONTS.
One Ladies' Morocco sATCHEL, all Leather.
One Splendid BASKET. III.
One Infants CANE CHAIR, (prettyJ
One splendid CORSET, worth q So,
One fine Walnut WHITING DESK or wORKBox.
Two handsome Lace TIDES.
One fne Knit CLoU d, in White, Black, and White
SreIes, Perfa%srT Hair and Cloth g 1 Bru:Ss s
va &C. I'll At f css poE fIGs ell Leather
THE DAILY AUCTION, at To- m. and p. m.
OF al articles, Baskets, &C., win continue until
further notice.
A large assortment of fine Figures, Vases, Decks,
Vienna Goods, &C., viii be sold at private sale Is
fhaH COST. In fact, for Bargains 60 to
d. sILvERBERG,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
oclo-tr Near Pennsylvsnis avenue.
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A NEW BUILDING AssoCIATIoN ;,

ia NEW BUILDING AssOCIATION.n-
w An Adjourned Meeting will be held on
IN BspA1, October 18th. Isl At O'Clock, at Odd
ing Constitution and Election Of Ofcers for q new
Building Association. Subscription Of Stock be
left with
Bon; George =. Gulick, corner New Jersey av en-
aId south street, Capitol Hill.
William Il. Hutchinson, O20 Penba ave g. e.
R'ch Emmons. 317 street, 8. E.
Thomas sCmerville 18th street, below Pennsylvania
avenue west. Oc23d
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PERSONAL

ERENCH STARCH EMANUEb.-should BE- use,f
y In every family; Imparts % Linen most beau
uful polish, and males the oldest articles OOk fresh
and new. IL ssvee labor and money Try ID For
sale by all Grocers and 3l2 9Th street. oc24-2W'
Hrs, LOUISE o. BuTLER has Opened an I'M
w PLofmENT OFFICE 81 507 18th street, be-
tween Il and y, for the purpose of Supplying fAmi-
lies, &c, with hrst-class SERVANTS ~ every
description, male and female. ocsl-eolms
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LOST AND FOUND.

G REWARD.-Strsyed, on Monday night last
pC small S0RREL HORSE; blind In right n
eye; white spots on the back. The above re ~
ward Will be paid IL returned to me at 1417NA
; street. Ioc@d'l JIM. JOHNSON.
GAME TO MY PREMISES ON TIE NIGHT OF
WAGON No. 1a1, tiled With bass st q eonS n
meal or bran; The owner will prove proper Ak6
~ and take them away. A. HEITMECLLER,
oczoa l4Os Vermont avenue.
REWARp-Lost, on Monday, the sd instant,
yc aPOCkETBOOk contain ing between - and
40 The hinder viii receive the above reward by
leaving 1t at 10l7 N street, N. W. oc2f3t'
EOUND ON MY PREMIsEs-Ont the 18th instant.
dark bay HORSE; hind feet white. The -
owner VIII come forward, prove property, IN
pay charges and take him away. r. C.NA
WARIHAN, at L. wetzellis, New Road George
CERTlFICAIE No. % OF CENTRAL BUILD
~ ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not 70 receive il. ocl6
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II is story 81 the South, thirty years ago, and
Of Alabama, 30 far rs We can Judge by the Of
few or nome ~ hs ssnt % 9e: al 81 the merits and
young suthoress, who is lady Of North Carolina,
has, N ner second effort improved upon her first,
ceiyed high mmendafion from critics Of acknowl-
edged SKILL. The lille Courier Journal pro-
nouncsd it the best society novel Of the day and the
Hon; Alexander q stephens, in . published letter
exceedingly interested in IT, and pleased with IT,
consider II one Of The best indeed the very best,
tive rover, the word painting power Of the author
very great; do OF know when have met with a
novel which has pleased me much. shall look
with interest to the future of this writer In
the fields Of literature. There must be q great deal
more OF the same sort where this came from"
Mailed, post paid, to any address within the United
States, on receipt Of the price.
ID. APPLETON CO., Publishers,
&C 2s-9t SAC and 551 Broadway, NY.
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THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL WILL BE
reopered this day for the reception Of guests as
usual. JNO n KIRK MOOD
OCTOBER IS, ISL. ota67t
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MEDICAL, &c.

MES. R. SAWYER, CIqrrvOyanf, Masnsfie T,f
tti Medium, can be consulted At her house No SIS
fth ST., between and sts., Island, upon AL i'm
portsnt business-past, present and future oc28lm.
COZ -DR. J. BEAUMONT, SPECIAL Paysicisu
O%C. and Surgeon for Gentlemen only Conss!f-
S,ion Free. No: e2s 7th 81. n. W, opposite Psssnt
I'M MARRIAGE.--Esssys for Young Men, on
" great Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere
VII maIrlsge and ruin the happiness Of thousands;
innate, diseased and debiIitsted Sent IN seaed
ASSOCIATION, No. s. Oh street, PhiisasI Esis,
nR. GARDNER, LATE OF THE RIOORp D. 8,
rom p m g Il p m, At Ii. once, \. oornsi
Or rdsnee ssoTsy
perenee IN arc s s ID rn be esi g.
SeIsai HSspits and practice Of thirty years among
s@ aa f Hs n os sts IN
s esS At s.
uni pe sen. ~ s1press He warrant: e cure
DE LiTSHfk wELLKsowr sYEcrALlsr,
kstablished here for the last 1ss Yeas, Is hiskly
rsSoGnepdet 70 those desiring the ssrvioss Of ess
Hs 4 Iseoeni.sa q ne only reliable. s.ss s.A
h ~ Rnysiclhn, making spseAsay On isness ooor
I1pIRs ssiisHsns IRON ,rrssHl...ss. v..l,...
b him With The Utmost eonsdsses he sosssssss: :
Q speedy and thorough cure, without fall. =.
The Doctor especially invites Q call iron 49,
who have been deceived and svindisd By he nsny
a ana a Gss a
and French pills.
Separais Teonns y~ lsdy Ssssssf..
3 3Tr sRs 0Sss lSi eGsk SS. 10Th I
nR. MOTT . FRENCH PowpKRs, cERrIIE
IL CUR II for Nervous debility, Seminal Emissto.s.
caused By fndiscretion, Gonorhoa, Oleef, ecrof.s
ala shin bise2se, syphiiis m al SIS force, spssc,
Beiss~ Ce,srss s.d M~e~ry Ds.es-a.a
Sold In Washington BY VIM. B. ENTWIBLI.
DraeEist, corner Pennsylvsnis ave- and 18th strcsl
Pr re os per hoy. sent BY mall tvf-,v
SToRE OPEN UNTIL o p. M,ANp ON SAT-
tkpAl Until III .. m % sccommodats thOss
nc rnye 20 f,me TO parehsse during the day. st
A. a; sIkADs',l oll PsDnsylvsniA avenue, between
wv ADO llth streets. oce5
BtnigSEk ENGELs PHILADELPHIA La
nm Nm Massey a %. q PHILADELPHIA ALE and
iPgRE oATAwBA WINE, I'm fOunt. and ~
phensD &C., &C, Sc, &C, &e,, &C.
FOR sale By PALMER GREEN,
su1-u ~ Greene street, Georgetown.
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rsPECIAL NOTICE 20 REPUBLICAN,

HFDR. }, v. HABTIGAN HAS REMOVED
Wy to 5lc 9Th street, n W :, near street. Office
hours; to Ss .. IN, II to ], and 4 to 81 D.
m. oc lO-lm
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PROFESSIONAL

N0TICE.-N. p. CHAPMAN has retired from the
4 firm 81 CHAPMAN, HOsMER a CO so FAR As
Its business embraces the Prosecution Of claims
against the Government.
The Land and Patent business will be oondu ctad
ss heretofore. That relating % Law aud Claims
against the Government will be continued by HOS
hkR q 90. N. p. CHrPNAN,
A. A. HOSMER,
ocs1m q. u. GIJMORE
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FALL oyERCOATS OF DIFFERENT FAB
Il RIGS, at greatly reduced Prices, at
A. STRAUS,
&C 2S1Ot lOII Penn. ave-, bet. 10Th and llth sts

OFFICE OF sUPERINTENDENT OF ASSESS
" MINIS AND TAXES,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., October "a, ISL.
To uheD7 IL may concern
The undersigned having been designated by the
Hon. Edwin L.. Stanton, acting Governor Of the Dis
rct Of Columbia. to constitute the Board Of Appeals
In pursuance Of the act Of the Legislative Assembly
Of sad District entitled" An providing for the
appointment Of Superintendent Of Assessments aud
Taxes and ASSESS and for the immediate assess
ment and valuation Of real, mixed and personal
property in the District Of Columbia" approved
August 9, ISL,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the said Board Of
Appeals will meet at the Office Of the Superintendent
OF AssessmeD e and Taxes, in the city Of Washing
ton, or TIE 10Th DAT OF OCTOBER, 1871, at 90 clock
m, ard that thereafter the Board will be in session
from o'clock a. m. until O'Clock p m. Of each day
EXCEPT Sunday until the expiration Of the time
required In said act All complaints appeals which
may be made to said Board Of Appeals by persons
against whom assessments have been made shall be
made in writing and under oath or Affirmation.
II. A. HALL,
Superintendent Of Assessments and Taxes
GEORGE 7. BASSETT, Assessor
X. W. W. GRIFFIN, T"
CARTER A. STEWART,
oc24 lW SAMUEL b. BOND. 4"
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LOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

5000 ACRES OF LAND I'm Macon County, N.
t., Blue Ridge Railroad running through It. so 900
acres in Cherokee county, N. O., all sne grazing
lands, and covered With choice timber superior fruit
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon. win e.-
goods. 3. II. SWAZILAND, FEDERAL Block
mhll-0 corner Of 1th and III sfreets.
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SToRE OPEN UNTIL o p. M.ANpoNsA SAP
- ~ kpAh Until ii .. m 20 sccommodafs thOss
A. sTRAUsi, 1oll Pepnsylysnia aVenps hes9een
10Th and 18th streets go
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ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON, D. G., lssi

ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON, D. G., Issl
DIR, wHITE, CHIROPODIST,
Washington. p. c., and No. North Charles street,
bsi'im0re' ND do sisSSsfss'fH BEys sfssss
CLUB and ingrowing Nails, Chblains, and other dis
easel OF the Feet, without pain or Inconvenience to
the patient. The shoe can be worn with ease imme-
stately after Incorporation. Refers to the many emil
yell.known and responsible persons who pstronise
MS establishment. oc23 TT
A WOOL CHEyIOT SUITS, RIEEERENT
1O1l Pennsylvania avenue,
ocS between 10th and 18th streets
DROPOsALsFORT TIE ERECTION OLA NEW
l. MARkET-HOUsE ON CAPITOL HILL.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRxs,)
DISfrtcf Of Columbia, J
so. WASHINGTON u. e, October 70, ISL. :,
house and addressed TO the Treasurer of the Board
will be received at this Office until IL m on the 27TH
OF OcToBER, ls7l, for the erection Of new Market
house on Square so, Washington, d. O., sccordipg
TO modified plans and specifications that can be seen
southeast corner Of 7th and r streets
The proposals must be made by filling out the
printed blank, to be had at the Office Of Adolf Clnss
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or ali
bids If it be deemed by them to the interests Of the
city TO do So Each bidder will be required, before
presenting his bid 10 deposit with the Collector Of
city to the credit Of the Board of Public
Works, the sum Of one thousand IL ,O00) dollars,
enter into and carry ont the contract, II awarded to
him, in accordance with his bid. The money so de-
posted will be refunded to the unsuccessful bidders
after the award the contract and to the contractor
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ocH Per Board of Public Works.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12
IDAHO WORLD.
A YOUNG GIRLS DISGUISE.

The EXTRAORDINARY CAREER OF IRENE ROBINSON
now SHE GOT RID OF A DIsAGaEEABLE LOVER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12
Sherif's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DECRETALOE'
1D der OF sale issued out of the District Ooalr
second judicial District of Idaho Territory nea!a
and for Boise county, upon Judgment anu w. w.
rendered i'll said court October l. A D. l.'O II la'U
OF Michael Mccullough and against Ro0ert Iu-A'
William NJ. Vance and H. Z. Sayrs, for the sun nv :.
Six Hundred Dollars in clean Boise BASIN goa e a.s
at SIC per ounce, with interest thereon from o 5
day Of October. A. ID. 1867, at the rate o. o1e 49, 49,
one-half per cent. per month until PAID Ws0 an
with the costs of suit taxed at 81 %, au vs. IA
the Doth day of September, 1871, conllaAS.ns ~ in
sell the following described property Stua'e sar,
Boise county, Idaho Territory, to-Wlt: All VIC P Ito
Uses known as the Warm Springs propeIH I'M. Inn
about two miles from Idaho City, in SAID bolSe WV"
IT, and embraced between the following ne's -. -
bounds. to-wit: commencing at stake siHH :rss
north of the most nortlerlwof the pflnclp1 lban9e
known as the Warm Springs on said premises, one
eighty rods east TO blazed tree, thence s'a,ted
hundred and sixty rods to bazea pune VIC. It's toa
y. f., thence west one hundred ana sA'! 4u ma
pine tree marked and hazed 5. w. thence ny aS and
hundred and sixty rods to pine tree HAN n he
blazed n W. thence eighty rods TO tle pI . acres
ginning. containing one hundred ana siA: here.
mere or less together with all the tehele tIncpe
ditaments and appurtenances thereun'o = hereby
or in anywise appertaining: Pubhc AoN''
given that on
Friday, the goth Day of October, lo"' ,,r-.
at 10 O'clock NJ. will sell in front OF 's sr clean
house door in Idaho City, at public auction .ho above
Boise Basin gold dust at $40 per ounce, Nv satisfy
described property, to the highest olouei'
said Judgment, costs and accruing costs, c,orif.
DRYDEN MCCLlNTOCh' oH'''
Idaho city, Sept. %, lS7l-w4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

A QUEER SEcr.-In Mifllin, Juniata
and Snyder counties, Pennsylvania, are
large numbers of singular sect called
Omish. These people somewhat re-
semble the Dunkers in their religious
belief; but their customs include many
peculiarities characteristic ofthemselves
alone. They exceed the Quakers in
their efforts to attain simplicity of
dress. The men fasten their attire
with hooks and eyes, and look upon
buttons as denominations in the sight
Of the godly. The Omish girls wear a
blue cotton dress, the waist of which
comes just below the armpits, while
their heads are covered with close-ft-
ting white skull caps, which give their
faces a CHASTITY appearance. They
have no poor; sco6crs say that it is
because when one of their number be-
comes poor they turn him out of the
society; but that is SANDER, for they
are not only thrifty but charitable,
never refusing to entertain stranger
without money and without price.
They forswear all things that partake
of worldly vanity, practice the rite of
baptism by immersion, and celebrate
the Last Supper in mutton BROTH
~ T. Sun.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-12

THE rector of Wootton Bassett was
the happy husband of wife very Ia
dylike and very lovely, but very deaf
There was adinner party at the rector's;
the ladies had risen and gone to the
drawingroom. A Mr.. Hare, one of the
gentlemen, followed them before his
companions, and CHANGING to enter the
room very quietly--as a hare may be
supposed to step-a lady, behind
whom he stood and whom he had enter
tanned at dinner, observed to the rec
tors deaf and lady-like wife (not
knowing, of course, who was behind
herr: What very agreeable man
Mr.. Hare is" The hostess thought it
was her room and not her company
that she had heard praised, so she an
swered: eyes; and so warm and COM
Portable of a winters night"