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%, Pounds to the Bushel
40 to so Bushels to the Acre,
nanains's Rocky Mountain Spring Wheat.
T>HIs WHEAT grows to medium height: b stalky,
l. and sipens two to three weeks caller than any
ether variety. The
Heads 0rc Slx-IsOwctl.
HAVE 20 70 o. BERRIES TO THE HEAD
u Weighs 90 Pounds 20 the 0vetei:
IT YIELDS FROM 70 TO 80 BUSHELS PER ACRE.
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN to SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
'10010 ~ ~ SG yyz5r ~ 70 T T2yz IRON
One Dsskd NJ SEED per Acre il Sufficient :.
Should be Soon Thin.
1oUR POUNDS or sEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS or WHEAT.
HAVE RAISED THIS SEASON 300
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS or SEED.
This Wheat h believed To have bce,, brought 10 my
fam BY Wild birds IN 1867. From twelve hcis found
have raised nv present. cvOp aud only portion Of
Shs second and thtrd crops wcic s1wn
Il II offered for sale at g. PER pound Pour pounds.
S ssss. e D: for SUI hSdSc,. " tue
CT MANNING.
Deer Lodge.
49, 3m Montana
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Through Tickets to San anc,sco

VIZ are now selling at our Office In Deer Lodge
Through tickets by stage and rail. as follows:
Deer Lodge to San Francisco lst class Sis
81 China q
GlLMER l. SALISBURY
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TELEGRAPHIcr BREvITlHs.3

Gen. Banks hasrcturned from Europe.
Napoleon inspected the Chiselhurst cadets
Wednesday.
New York eitybosds have adyspcsd since
the election.
sigcl will make O'Donnavon Rosa Dep.
uty Register.
Tie go'a bid. ia 'Ni New York r 1hiady
were LII u 1. nj.
Work on the visduct Railway, one of tn 9
Tammany jobs, u suspended.
The London ;@es lsaes eousrssulAsbry
article on the New York clecsioaA y Nj. 4.
Cen. Sherman and staff win reach New
York to-day ssil in the Wabash.
The Government buildings in Chicago
viii BE rebuilt next spring. ''''. ',.'4'.- .
iInEeEsoll returned 70 New York and
voted. He has hosdss ready in case Of ar.
rest Thos. FieldA was assssssd and gave.
bonds. ftr+HinE3 tv-ir Pei gtt -tTlan 4tl u N
New York ooun,ss,.f eeiters have bssn aeod.
iidg their lithosriph- circulars . Lond3s
offering countcrfsit Bank Of England
notes. IT, y" D--
The Fenian Osostsl o'Nsin and Curley
were dischsrged It st. Paul, because Il = q
not shown the expedition w. organised Il
Con- Bai,osv!. the Attorney General Of.
New York elecs, says esimipA lspesedinss
will q once he Instituted against al those
Implicated - ths taty fslulaS. - asaiisaif''
Chaa O'Oonnoeisags he Legislasurs win
repeal ~ a1fAdosa l.ws that.ssu = much
power to the New York scouudrsls. The
suits asaint them Win 81 1pp,dhshed more lei.
sgsel Ii aov T. \ ~ ,bsfn.,.th -,
evsd6see before he, ptbptCtiefois che slec.
ton.
Judge WILLIAMS, Of she Criminal Court Of
Oessces = ~ ca ass v ~ dra1d ysyE
cint1o6ed i asainss being in1aeacpa TYNE
lsstess Of 00vefDoe Paihaes n lrojstioa q
6ndiaGe lhdtss1A1 ~ ieneacded -
ssssss ssboks - PAlnw Soe II eour,e IN
~ @RaYseoe traosay2 II .oDssi
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The, - Hhsl.ggAl laessA - Can
esdai6Ge 6o5ue. CGsas1algGab eilGas every
Nov .yM9J thil56oH tsyslw known. . ~
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Murphy, Higgins G. Co.,
Wholesale
FL" GrOcerS.
DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA.
jel2d&w3m
TO T r A V E l. E K S
Gol.;G
EAS.T or Nv7~a

l. ~ ~ "A IL IL IL N -
Go,:G
EAST OR WIS {!
(.ILIER AND SALISBURY are now carrying pas
" sengers to the railroad at
GREATLY REDUCED RATES OF FARE,
They also prepared to furnish Through Tickets at
the following rates w.. Gr, Itch. Stage AMI Rail
each week on Sundays, TUESDAY, Wednesdays,
.ts Thursdays and SATURDAYS:
From Helena and Deer Lodge to o'inner.s $500 Cy
:" Omaha. 1867 ty
.." &. f.. i" " San *ra",
:. ''' Vi;iss'nia Cit; coro,,. i5es :
Omaha. !oG.75 ry
p = ,5 " San Fia.
Seconl-class Stage and Railroad Far,
coashs. leaving Helena; Deer Lotye, AMI virginia
meeting ct Ryan: Station with larys T"o:-
ouTFe N% e; W W.. c.~r xGr SEC
From Helena and Deer Lodge to Corinne,.. $500 Cy
Virgins. City to e e",,Sne, s g g. &
o"a'" ........ 'uV' ~
11Su WELLS FARGO 4 CO, Agents.
- ----------------------- ----------------.-.
THos. srsANo. VIZ. II. RIcuAnusox
: 3tl'ang & Richardson,
L .rz WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
7 DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA,
Have on hand and ar1ivn. the
Llrsc st 8 took orc: foods
ever brought to this portion Of Montana.
..ig y SELLING AT HELENA PRICES
I,,aA'lor and Cook Stoves.
er t,5, French Japann.d and Pressed Ware, .
a California hydraulic Hozzies,
Galvanized Iron for Hydraulics, 'a rsa
~ sfr..s All varieties Of Tin and Copper Ware.
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER AT
i, 'rg5, Low RATES. 60 go IA
Orders and calls from Dealers Solicited. 3d.. ~
- We challenge competition.
.gsH.rt .g.. sTRANG / RICHARDSON.
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted t0J B. Wtjcox, On orsu ~
count otherwise requested cs and settle the
same. thereby saving cost. The goods ON hand will
ll9it - - AssiCpeG.
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The Nssest wast Of, he .prseeat - = msa nd
women, healthy and vigsrUe0 10 mind and body. The
continued headaches. Weqkaeaees, nesvousnee0, and
varying atucuts which amiC4 N0gsa are geHefally the
result u i0pesfect acti0u q the Gt0aeach and other
vital organs. Or. Walkers CAMf6enh Vinegar Btstess
being cempoecd entirely 4 vegetable snhsfA0css hd
scnOes e CslhOeaia 6ay Re taken woh IL msss pse.
fue 81 Scssa6 cnopaAtesA eussseasg Oh wrong aeei0a
aud giving nsw sixor " the whole sysesA. 81
II a~n4ty ,->----~4D~----- -+.qI ,.YsW
RaA at BlAckloet.-A compllmestasy
ball .wss given = he Cary Houie. Blsck taoG
on Thursday evening 70 NJ. John O'Rsurss6,
who lsayes 70 day for Pi6che, and passed
On gaily. Johnny Il one u shs 1old and
popular citizens " the west aide and carries
81 good wishes With hin. 10 p6fchssed
Lizard, the famous o0.s.ils AessA . fswd days
siaos, md win take him aiorg % NsysdA
Anpatatel-Dr Mitchell, = TAandag,
snputassd ne u o. CleShorn abs,pt 6uf
inches absvs ~ kssa Tas cpsglaioa w.
suocessfal. n !. under god 60 Ana o.
u. thinks there ars sona p M -
recovery. L win =, alne1e = 0saclD q -
Dr. iaa 80 1sa4 avtsa9'lsHq .Stsf ~ A y - M
We -. -. ~ s as!a = - 2 sFsA
1900 " r+v; 9N tswAkss
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OPENED" Sd,
Warm SPRINGS Hotel,

DEER LODGE MOUND, NJ. to-
L. BELENGER..... ............. P,upri.tor.
OPENED FOR GUESTS SEPT. lS, 1871.
TIVE PROPRIETOR: has the pleasure OF aunounc.
l. Ing that this
Large, New and E!egaa:!; Furnished Hotel
Situated at Deer 1odsc Mound. and provided with
Single and Swimming Baths,
Great Medicinal Springs Of "a oEtana
Il now Completed and Open for Guests.
Good Stabng on the Premises. Pleasure Parties
from Ecer Lodge and other points will b. served with
Meals at any hour and Short Notice amu IN First
Class Style. Game and Fish always in tn. la,dcr
1nyaiids furnished with large wal..vcntiIstcd and
Pleasant Rooms. The Medicinal Virtue ot these wa
tiers for Rheumatic Or ScrofulOus Complaints IL pro-
nouncal by eminent Chemists and numerous parties
who have used them, to be uncquallcd On tie Cont
nent.
Glmcr b Salisburys Overland Stage Line carries
passengers direct to the II tel Distance from, Deer
Lodge, l6 miles, over the best road in Montana
CHARGES REASONABLE The patronage Of the
Public IL respectfully solicited
Warm Springs: Sept IS. 1871. Tic
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..li tssi bna DO nm 'aob' CIV -
ci xss :ss vie q R,A. Clarke psorLeAss
Hsx.ssv xaa1assessssrg. Nov. 4 4,so u. ~ifs
.aoe9 David Hepp0.sts . seas ,iist,il 9slI iIl7.
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y AMHIEO.
ioy ~ ISs Tsp lsas.y
.ss3 Rsc4AlRsGNepiiR Ma CaalIalisE 1lalS
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Col Lyon has ahaft o6 feet deep on the
SpcckIed Trout lead q Philipsburg, show.
ing nine feet crevice at that depth. A work.
ing test gave oil per cent. % the assay.
III. G. w." writes the Miners 4 Hechan.
ics' tunnel At Cable, ID now q shout 1,1oo
feet, in the vicinity Of tie lead, and will
strike Il 80 feet from the surface.
The, Gasstfs Iepublishcs wild romauceof
Montana from the Alta. Charley Besserer
must have written It, .s..e lse5..S..
"' t-'t#aBti
.asE slGs.asl Herald, O..
si0Aif)ey Mansfield Is back.
The stacks Of tho Helena seduxtion works
1tefldHx rapidly shove the roof.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04

prpcuete Die Griiten; her tnoufrteuel
l1nternebmunsen tn rem meiitsn Td!ler
pelentltd tecinst. 0as IS eeu reilercer
publifum etenfaus ,,iat e!etdsaltis letr
fam, rb IS auf ben G%i1entabnen &C.
iar6pft riro pcer nidt, lisst out ee'
!5ane. Sim meiFen jercd 1T rsrsanr'
mann tetbetlist, rs6en Griltens 1e3ula'
sen in ben 6dnren ter Giisnbabnipes
eu!arten lisst.
Inter icl3en umaanren 1T IS fiber
cine untefreittare pTidt Der Staatsz
bebSrren, bic auf rem Sptele ftebeneen
SntereTen tes @plfss ST rabren. Die
auf cas fluats aussslcnnenen uno ab>
oefaftsr Oeiese bslisu rsm9dnce rihts,
rea1 fe niht ris'sn SnterslIsn entIprez
den, t;eIeIten nitt nabrnshmen unit
fSrrern. @ahsMa1eccnO eiessn in al
len u6sIihsr3usisen res 5Tentliaenee-
lens fnp ihpn eylahsn rcyren uap werz
BIN crn Sabr su Sabr erla1en, pbne
raj ras @plf 1td carum tummert
De- Orunc if eiafah Der: jsne 0s>
iese fiup nur sur Tprecrun3 Der Snte<
:sj1sn einsslnerB enisen tersdnet> mib<
re,c ras @plf NIT Ieinen teredtisten
Nnipruden leer aussebt. Nun 1T vorz
eel9lassn, rae Elm Staatsz Gcmmiflr
ernannt tperce, tpeldem tie lleterpab>
ung Der G%tlenbabnen enyertraut rer'
ben uno Ger aujdbrli9 er0sesaetuns
iter tieIelten 8eri6t %erifatten lou.
@tr brauden fauu, auf Zen Scrtbea
ether fol9en Ma6resel %aufnerflam 81
MAIDEN ; ie empfeb!t fia ieltit-7menn
Ter redte damn eefuncen wirt, rer
unteualamsnG barattere> nur rteGplfsz
interelen i'm Au3s> ieins Aufsabe souz
siekt. Ntsr seraoe in cisisr tur;snNnz
feutuns liest chen ets srpbe Oefabr,
raj Rem Gplf mtecer fat Res 8rpres
Elm Stsin 9stcten uercen rurfte. Mte
man thinner tie Sade auTai1en unp
einridten mag, ta5 meiite bdnst pom
ter 0ou;iebune ab. 0let9settis miro
bic Graee Ter Gilsuns Der rtenermabr<
ten Giientabnidulo hes Staates neuz
erctnes auSerest unr fno tereit5 eafar
aeue gcridld9e eemadt; iuess 1st fiji
teute Der Giientabnafaire senus.
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Dfrlorfn uno bofb gtrftte1
pher:
Anstabtubt ugtn>.
Gerttsuns.)
Critics &apitel-
&atb ua9 Der Sbat.

@tr mlnen nun tpieoer mad ST.
ter5bera suriidfebreu. Die teicen 9iz
ter batten in Der 5ige res 3ornes ibre
Sinner aus rem 5aule eepielen, aber
Is mar BON tbnen ni9t 10 ernf semeint
eewslen, ME IS ben Nn1dein bate.
Spmobl eer 5rSpler, als aud terNatb
bate i'm Stiaen seca@t fe wirpen
cine 3eit lang umbersa9atcntiren unp
cann, pom Der Notb s%etrieben, pierer
beimtebren uno gum &reu,e frie9en.
Der GrSrler bate idpn am ;pettenla
se feline &ube mebr. Sbidpn IT f9
ieiner Grax %sesenlter wte Elm unerbitt<
li9er IYrann 9ebercete, " empfanb
er I'M 6erse1 to@ idpn Reue iber feline
rai9e Ibat. Mit i1d ielbf un;ufrie<
ZEN sins er aus Der Wpbnitube in pas
Masa;in uno aus rem Masasin in
ro5 9aboratorium, rifte bier unb bort
Gtmas urp tppute ii9 ni9t einsefeben,
ME es nm Jpn fanp. Als er wieper
in bic @ubnitube saradfam> mar feline
Trau in Gbrdnen sebacet. u@er
weis, 100 ct iebt umberirrt," iaste iie
sprwurfsSoQ. ST. bat fein @els unp
fam ieinen 5unser ni6t fiQen. @as
wirp er. allu tbun? Gntweper feblen
pper in Der gersmeiFuns ms @a6er
i~prinsen. Gs III cine S@ante, pte
ru tetn eiset 6leild uno Blut Dor bic
Eblre 9euprfen taf. Sn teiner jun
gen Sabren bait tu aud man9mal
uter rie Sdnur 9ebauen ano mebr
0elo uerbraudt, ais ru eurftef. Wenn
eein Slater pamals 10 9ebanpelt unt
pt9 oerfpBen Bate, pas ware tann
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Der SO d +.

fur@t, terS ittlidteit unb treuerpFi@t<
erfaQuns! MSse man cas- 9rifli@e
Seer ntdt betrlsen uno bic Trlate
ieines Sit9es ni@t benz unsldubisen,
9ottlolen 2iteraliSmus, bieiem entz
peutidten Gr%an,pientbum ausliefern.
Dam, baten mir wabrbaft eefest
cann unb nur bant miro bteler Sie8
gum G,ieben Der @5lfer flbren. Ssh
p~rt9enfuQs rufen uniere Glrften ,,ur in
ben @inb binein: Grtere, Griebe! unb
eS miro fetn Grieee fpmmen, fpnoern
stelmebr 8ampf unter allen &6ltern
Der @elt> bluti9er uno fdredli9er alS
Der, wtldem mir iest Dor Nu9en feben.
(ShluB fplat.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04
Sic Se,pa1ttbat 9e3eu N;uslX,
Seleu9tet scne tnem reut>
1aen &iraenflrfen.
(Gertiesuna.O

0rtt sebe, ros uni.r gsrtrauen MIDI
a.tiu1dt merle. Ater obseicben bic
ron, Oh ii9 mod Elm Gurf finret re,
aus @cblmousn uno 9iete seasn feline
fatbclilhen llntertbone.:, ter aus Sc
re9ti9teitsfi finn ft@ he's Yapfes an
1tirnmt> fam auf cts Dauer feline Ne=
aieruua, bic Tatbplifen unter tbren
llntertbanen ;ablt lie Ntbdns;sfeit ees
Napite6 rpn ir3eno elmer ancern SEE
aierunA rulcen. Die prue unattlnz
eiateit hes Yapitttun5 if tin oleidz
mdbises noe ent!ide5 Seclrfnie ouer
&%estsrunsen. 0as sebSrt aud gu ben
nunoertaren Gisunsen in ntellr sStt-
lidsn Ginridtuns res Y%ap1ttums,
oab ;ulegt BE Snterelen ousr @Slfer
fb peretnisen mineu, Inn tie lllurpaz
loren rteper;uwerfen, bic Zen papf
in isre A%bbansistsit brinsen mp(len.
Niemanc tann cs sertprsen iein, mie
1bnsre unn esrblnoniescQe @ermttsz
lunaen aus risltm @srbdltnie entitsbsn
fsnnen, unc relde @erantwprt!tbfeit
Sta!ien auf itd sencmmen bat incem
IS etne folde %unsrmeeltde Shmiertsz
felt eurd ieinen Haut terrcrserufeu.
1as finn, Ueliette> etntse geranteu
iter he ercEe llnthat bic jsst in Sta
lien tssanssu ,rcr,en it. sic mtrc
in tbren unteilrcusn Gpl9en nit jerem
Saae meter uuo tiefer UNI oerrerblidet
fir Gle Rube nsr @elt I'm fi9 arsifen,
rena nidt gcttes Mrm lid erbebt unp
iie ;uaibts madt. Sie rtrc ater bis
eabin I'M Spreersruns ouer Nnlissen
{ieben> bic uas teidaftisen. Sbr isbst
eayaus, nit Incident @runce t9 Gud
ouTerrsrn wiQ> fdcn in tteiem @tnter
f1e IN aueerrrrsntliden @ebetsn 0ptt
an;uemrfeblen.
60 srrs ater aud tteies Nnliesen
ii, 70 elrfen mir ratei rp6 bic slei@<
falls 10 srpeen %bsienrern unisrs eeutz
iaeu Gaterlauee5 nidt verse1eu. Iu@
it fureern uns trin9enp aut rielen
@iatsr beilis s%usutrinsen uno tbn
gu elmer beilisen @etets;ett gu MAIDEN.
Ncb INNER wlttet ter furdttare
&risA Ter un5 fait tisli9 2unre RON
tluttssn Sdmrfen unp Sdla9ten
trinst. Wsnn 1e aud tisber o1e
Nesrei9 fur unier gaterlanc marer, 70
l9lase1 lie tod Sag fir Sag unsdb=
lise tieft Muneen in sabur1en 6er;en.
Der Mtnter 1tett ;urem err Ter Sbure.
@elde 9eiren unp Srlbiale fam er
uns brinsen! 3uslei9 lit ouss in6raz
&c uap aues mub t1eu s~eltaltst rrerren.
@elbe 0sfabren, relbe @ermite!un>
gen fSnrsn IA eintyetsn. @ie unencz
LID @islss tanst AUDI fit BE &slisipn
pcu risier Nsussitaltuns 1eutlalunrs
'ab! @ie iurseurpu uap unsenib liest
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04

[Jur ben @anberer.l
Dir Waift.

liz ~ w. ~ u.
Dir maift.
Irauris bid i'd, cine @aile,
Sn bic peite @elt binaus;
Giabe bier i'm Menl@entreiit
Nirsenstpu raein gaterbaus.
Batter fanb fem 6elbenente
Sn Der lesten blutsen S9la9t;
SHUTTER tedten raeine 9anse
Sn hes @rates tuntle Ma1t.
@anbern min i'd in biz Gerxe,
0iebe 9eimatb. meit suu Dir;
Der tu tbrsnef Iber Sterne,
@enbe teine Gnsel mir
DaB ID in benz NeltsetImmel
Gbrli9 bleibe, frpmm unb treu,
t1nb ben gater in ben 6immeI
Mt Der Muttsr tt erfreu'.
0an3 alein bin id unb ~einiau,,
Gang ssrlaFen auf Der @elt;
MQes freme mir, ni@ts semeini lam,
Sbne Stha9, sbae @elb.
@enn bic lieben Sternlein blinten
gei bes Ibenbs FAINTER Stub;
0laub' i'd, r1eine glteru pinten
1rSitans mir suu chen su.
Sese Na&i in lieem Iraume
@eb' id ibre 2i&tseialt
l1nb aus bpbem 6immel5raume
@uaeerians bernisteri9aat,
@sr tss GeItes glume tleitet,
@er tes @albes gSssl nabrt,
S9iru,t bic @aiit, trean fe lsiset,
Mabret ie an fetneu1 5esre.
limb i'd blite spu gertrauen
gu benz @attr AQer bin,
Miu auf feline Site bauen,
6rsb tes @eses wsiter sieb'n.
@enn i'd meine .3sit sesanseu,
Gnbet aud mein 5%eraenspeb,
@ann bic Gltera su0l gsrlanseu
Sd bort pben triebertb'!
6pttfrieo Npeoer,
farrer auf Der 81. Suiepb's Nibse, Ga Grl
g., Mi5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-11

General elections were held yesterday in three
important States, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa
The returns received up to this morning
were very meageT; but all three States have
undOubt, 'dly gone republican by handsome
majOrities. The republicans have a majority
in both house OF the Pennsylvania Legis-
Iature-the last :, nate was democratic. The
republican State o.efcers are undoubtedly
elected by large maioriti,s, a. the returns from
the western part OF the State show uniform small
republican gains over Geary's election. Phila-
delphia has gone republican by an average ma
JOrity Of 10000. There were seriOnS riots i'm
that city, accounts of which are given elsewhere
IN our paper. General NOyes, the republican
candidate, Is elected Governor of Ohio by a good
majority, and it is believed that the republicans
will have the control of the Legislature, thus
ensuring Senator Sherman's reelection. Iowa
has, no doubt, gone republican by the usual
majority The latest returns will be found
in our telegraphie columns. The munich
PAL election in Newark, New jersey, passed
of quietly yesterday; the result being the cleo
ton Of the republican candidate for Mayor by
LOO majority-a gain Of 700 over the election
two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-11

Ihe action OF the meeting called at MetzerOtt
Hall last evening by Acting Governor Stanton,
was fitting expression of the feelings of the
people of the District OF Columbia in reference
to the terrible Chicago disaster. The practical
sympathy Of our citizens for the sufferers, was
eymeed by their lberality. Many of the contri-
buttons were munifcent. and we think that we
are safe in saying that so general seems the de-
sire 70 give something to relieve the necessities
OF our Chicago brethren that at least so. 600 in
addition to the SlC0,00O pledged by the Distric
government, will be collected and sent forward
nom here within a day or two. 1t strikes Us
however, on reading the accounts OF the suffer
II g. occaSioned by the great cOnhagration, tina
probably immediate contributions OF food and.
To some extent, Of clothing, would, at this par
touiar time, De more acceptable to the victims
than the money itself. Large supplies of pro-
visions were destroyed by the fire, and food now
seems to be the great desideratum. Most of the
Railroad companies have generously offered to
Toward all supplies by their respective lines
iIee OF charge, and if agents could be appointed
TO purchase provisions with a portion of the
funds contributed and forward them az once to
chicago, the pressing necessities of the sufferers
would be sooner relieved than by sending large
sums Of money, which cannot be made immetIi-
ate available.
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& a. the election in Philadelphia yesterday,
Miss Carrie A. Durham, resident OF the fif
teenth ward, having previously registered,
marched boldly up to the polls, accompanied by
her legal adviser, and offered her ballot, W hich
the judges Of election refused to receive. After
q long argument by the lady's counsel, they pro-
ceeded to the court Of common pleas, and for
mally applied for a mandamus, which Judge
Allison declined to issue, on the ground that he
had no power to do 50. The judge stated. how
ever, 10 Miss Durham and her counsel that if
they could make il clear that a legal vote had
been refused, they could prosecute election Of
feers. 1t is therefore quite possible that Miss
Burnham will make the matter a test case in
the Philadelphia courts.
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WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY
sILvERBERG's.

-Four pair Ladies Brown HOSE, Double Heels, half
regular made.
Three pair Ladies Superstout Iron Frame HOSE.
Double Heels and Toes.
-Four pair Children's Brown mixed HOSE, full reg
ular made, to S1a. e
Three pair Childrens White Job HOSE Iron
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-Four pail Children's All Wool HOSE, extra Long
in Blue, Crimson, and Scarlet.
-Four baSies' very fine Hemstitched HANDKER-
CHIEFS. 1'He - ~ = -> l.
One pair of Lace SLEEVES and COLLAR
One Thread Lace COLLAR.
One very fine Lace or Embroidered HANDKER
Four Gents fine Linen Hemmed HANDKER-
Three Gents superfine do, (hard TO beatD
Three Gents Hemmed HANDKERCHIETS fine
Linen. COlOred Border
-Four pair Gents superstout HALF HOSE,
Three pair Gents superextra ditto;
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Three extrafne Linen SHIRT FRONTS.
One Ladies Morocco SATCHEL, all Leather
One Splendid BASKET.
One Infants CANE CHAIR, (prettyD
One splendid CORSET, worth 81 So
One fine Walnut WHITING DESK or WORKBOX.
Two handsome Lace TIDES.
One fine Knit CLOU d, in White, Black, and White
and COlOrs.
Besides a full assortment of Jewclry and Fancy
Articles, Perfumery Hair and Cloth es Brushes,
Pun Boxes with Puts, Mirrors, all Leather
Wallets, &c, all at ONE DOLLAR.
THE DAILY AUCTIONS lOa. III. and Z .. NJ,
OF small articles Baskets &C., will continue until
further notice.
large assortment o fine Figures, Vases, Desks,
Vienna Goods, &c, wi be sold at private sale less
man COST, In fact, for Bargains 60 to
b. SILyERBERG,
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RAzAAR-Bsrgsins n Ladies', Cent? ana Ohu
- drent UkDERCL0,.HlN0 may be found a 4
Noment Christian Asso, iAtion, judiciary square,
All orders promptly an. neatly executed. Knfrsno
j street .betwee NTH sictth. poll-tf
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CONN LY-s,
" 69- 9TH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
our Alpaccas At ~ add 81 cannot be eduallei.
Our all wool Empress Cloth al 50 cannot be eguale
Our Plalds, Poplns md Serges at % are splendid.
shawls from ~ cents 20 SIS.
Cradle, Crib and Bed Blankets cheap, 3to So.
ComiOrtables, 2 Is 10 IS.
Spreads, IS.
Extra heavy Table Linen. 90.
Napkins. 81 IS dozen.
Medicated ard other Flsnnels. 81 20 &c.
Gents heavy Undershirts, 81. oc7 ST.
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nFOFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept S, ISL.
Notlce Is hereby given that blank forms, in ac-
cordance with the amendment to the Assessment
Act, are now In the hands Of the Assessors of the
several legislative districts. Persons who have
made returns OF bonds, prOmissOry notes and other
securities bearing interest, correct the same
90 a. to show the income from such securities which
is alone taxable
All those who have neglected to make return of
personal property, as required by law, are warned
TO 90 so immediately; otherwise il will become the
duty OF the Assessors to make assessments
" according to the best information they can oh
tam from which assessments there can be no an
peal. Section of the act of Aug. 9th provides that
IN all cases OF refusal to make return as required by
law, " the said person. corporation, association.
ompany or firm SHALL for every such offence, for
felt and pay fine of not less than five dollars nor
more tLan one hundred dollars. to be recovered in
the name Of the District Of Columbia in the Police
Court OF said District" II. A. HALL,
se5-t Supt of Assessments and Taxes.