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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31
Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EAECUllon

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIVE,
- issued ont of the Probate Court ~ a ant rem
Boise county, Idaho Territory upoa M;er ct ais
dered in said Court in favor of W. d. MILF n.estle for
and against W. H stephenson aud David Sea 10S Dol
the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty and ID At For
lars, together with the costs OF SUIT 'aAs atsu un
eight and 0-1o0 Dollars have seized anu ;nsrest Of
der execution all the right title, claim ana ~ in and
said W. II. Stephenson and David steahe vi, Those
to the following described properly c~ess in the
certain mining claims situated on ran Uansncpg at
county OF Boise Territory of Idaho sad Fall
the mouth of said Fall Creek and running pe Sese
Creek 1900 feet. and commonly known assroyemens
& Co.'S claims. together with all the impi pblcDe
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
tice is hereby given that on ,o-
Saturday, the 18th day of SEPTEMBER ,a S court
at 10 O'Clock, NJ will sell in front u for CASH
House door in Idaho City at public eS.enhensODs
all the right title and interest OF saiu ,nronerty
Steakle Of in and to the above described costs
the highest bidder to satisfy said Judsi'eA'
and accruing costs. ,x,,ocK Sheriff
Idaho City. August "a, ls7l-w2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-31

JUSTICES BLANKS.-A FULL ASSORT
- aent kept constantly on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01
SUMNER RESORTS.

" A 7 o M
THIS BEAUTIFUL tUMMER BESORT, ri.
and Winchester turnpike, Will be ready lE.HI
Tor the reception Of guests by NIX tsT ls1 Inose
oesir1ng % spend the sumlser In the country will
please address b. T. yAnkKY, Round Hill Post
w EsT END BoTsL, LONG BRAsOH.N-J
". cormerJ stetson House. Just reht- "A
ted; open June IS; modern IN structure and vfNA0
n,st-cisss IN every respect. Win b. uoder lEsHl
the management Of JAMES SYKES OF H1fIsr-s'
Washington, and PETER GARDNER nov al the
e1lsey House, n. n, formerly Of the n Y. Motel
CT ~ Mr.. Gardner, e Gilssy House, ny srKEs
GAfphkk GO Proprietors. myT-im
Obey POINT PAVILION,
L ST. AAhf's e0UaJY, MARYLAND.
Thil fsvorite summer re.ort. 100 ui,e. from WASH
m6Ts All s5d hin ths ', en-, d.i.ne. fom Bali, LA
nay, can be rcsckrd By steeuers every lt.N
JoesS az and saturday from Baltimore apI eTe-v
moudsy. 1Issdsy, Wednesday. BriSsy end satur-
day from Ws-hingtop-acoommOdaf ions for so
On The 18th Of June next aud closed On the 18Th Of
Ocicotr. me Ice heuee 6lled with northern ice
and many other additions have been ade since last
ses.cn ior the comfort snd eonyeuisnes OF guests.
hunting, ten-pins. ouoit and croQuet grsunds and
good mnsie are smong the anu -eDeuts % b. fund
AZ this deightful place. and Tor mfort and health
Sarnos be exeelled b. any place IL the United
Terms: s3 per day, SIS per veeh, SIS per month
OF 0deys. Misses ana csildren under No year, OF
JAS. ii THoRP. Maraer
.A,Tt-yeeiy mail BY steamer has lately been e.
tabikheo my73-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

As was to be expected, the New York Coatra'
Railroad Company has appealed from tue =
cision Of TIE Commissioner of Internal Revenue
which requires ii to pay q million and quarter
Of dollars into the national tcessui as q tar on
scrip dividends heretofore declared. Happily,
however, the money Is to be paid In at once
and the appeal viii be heard sfserwsrd fos
session is nine points OF the ten; and the com
pany will doubtless fnd it a good deIl hards 81 to
get that amount OF cash out of the ssrong boxes
than 1t would be to avoid putting IL in. IL il so
hard to give up money once In hand, and on
that point, ss well IS the intent o. the Law, we
base a strong hope that the ruling Of the Com
missioner will be sustained, AS 1t ought TO be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01
Hssnl.

According to law. ne o.hcis' existence Of the
err orzf ons 0. Wa-tinSion and Ge0rgetovn
and also OF Ire Levy Cont OF the county of
Washington termiRated yesterday, and today
the DIstri-t OF Columh'. - fairly In the lnds
OF the new Territorial Government The osca-
zion would perhaps jrstii, q ItJe fine writtn
but for that so-t OF thing on colpr-s AFFORD D
space, even had We the inclination TO produce
it. That the new regime wiz be an improvement
Oh the old, scarcely s''y one can doubt; that IL
can be poorer, Is hardly }, ible; that il WIN be
all its most ardent frient7 have claimed Tor it,
would be expecting aInolt TO much. Bat, let
US hope for the b. It, aud We the new govern
ment fair Trial, before pas iog judgment.
Hail, and Fareveni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

A STEP FoRwARD-Accordingt 30 the letter
of our fashion correspondent, which we print
to-day, some Of the leading women OF New York
have placed under ban the immense hoops, balls
and bands which characterize the loud {, Ties of
jewelry st present IN vogue. This Is good. as
far as IT goes, butt does not 60 far enough. Tue
vulgar and bArbaric are not confined TO The Art,
cles Of jewelry alone, but the general tendency
In female dressing throughout Is towards the
sdornment most populs- with savage tribes, and
II . reform could be effected In the whole outsr
wardrobe it would be In the interest alike or
pure taste and economy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

Mr.. David Dudley Field takes rank with the
leading ironists OF the age. He stated in the
courtroom in this city yesterday, according to
one Of the morning papers, that the courts of
New York were, without exception, presided
over by the best lawyers and purest judges In
the world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

Fires in the woocs are raging to an almost
unprecedented extent in various quarters or
New York, New Jer -sy and Penn 7yIvsnia, the
drouth having made the forests rs dry as tindsr
go f'at 1t is rext to impos. BILE to stsy ma
prolr--s o the flames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01
PiSfslr 81! r SGs rs fss sotSSY xARYLAsD.
II C,kBRlDGE ALUM sPRIHes.
oPIN aAY lsrH ISL

II O.kBKlDGE AIM sPRiRes;
oPIS nAY isrH,Issi.
III. ,syorite and eelebratse vssertns ,l.ce will
amorf Other I'm provemsnts there has been vtA0
-. ID an slssan, and .t.cious s.IlroOn G0I
.1S sss s..s sss s q ne
.ti Dot surp.ssss snyvssre O. virvsp. KEPT IN
1hs wa,ers OF thee specis sprnss st.hsr cure or
esrsss G.
Shroric fneumonis Ohronfc Dytyrpsia, Chronic
value n iSe.s siSss Which az. 1 s.ou s: !.
tht fmale constitutions, and appetizer, touic
e. and fs s r
m 81 ss our S
..nnss rs:srt. yin 3 :. tss esn.ssd q sees,s
s.yrn 20 thirteen hours Of Riehmosd. wsshinssenh.
f. ss s:r ~ q Fs a. a. n IN
rcd 81 eossen Depot, and new and elsrsnt .tags
sekt as Ss Ss sss sna q sss
y. JAMES a. TRAZIER. Proprietor.
Or. b. b EoII, Of Baltimore, ss.idsst Physician.
-. az s wssss 70, sale By the princ
: nesoripuve pamphlets cent frss on sPplies
Nl IAP0N sPRIsGs, W. Va.
Thee mineral waters ere alkalia<. snd taken IN
terIs,ly Or % bath are snscrp,s.sd Cor AAAA
q 4. fss.y. Ss.asss 81 Sris.s S1 ss.
sssee. cutaneous cru ptve diseases rheuma sn md
the silneDn " the female sysfem-
for al ysriieulAr. Of location, routes Of travel,
s1ss e Ses % = s.a g
no more charming summer r-sart in Ell the noun
Late Of Bockbridse Alum ssripesJ
nyntn tns I'm Prepri tors.
SUhnIR BoAKDlNe at sPsIHGpALI.
L0uDoUh COUNTY, Va.
fhis pleasant and very healthy SUNNI q Place q
Lincoln, three miles from y amflton Sta 4 n n
,ion; " q. 9his hsilrosa is being the. MY
reception Of Bosrders Jun. 10th, ISL
a O. seh vii be k.y,ter thc AoOoNnoDATloH
..rly on saturdays and Mondays % Hamilton Sta
TERMS % 10 sw pr week. according 20 room.
Ch'lorep under ten yeers o. are, and serys nis ga
teversl single ntlemen Can be accommodated With
very pleasant thIrs story rooms ~ % per week.
" sshiDeton. ID O; Captain q. q. Bsugh. FIRST
Ardftors once. Washington. D. Robert H.
Miller. kse Alsxspdris Nirginis.
Address a NICHOLS.
u!e I'm Lincola, LOud0on OoCnty, Va,
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5000 tors of Scranton coal were sold in New
York by auG IN y eTd-y at s46. per ton
for lump, IS LOT ste -mbo Z, ase So ez
- IS. steve $50 and shesnut 81 90 q s4e5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

tdTfv # The " hite sulphur Springs, lksEl
Vlsces n bold out. The sdysutasss Of town aud
country are here e % s Board rsasonsb ard
Coz a , elion Nj b the House. Address
sAM'L 7 AsBsY,
jeI-'1 -. warreuton. va
lrIsE GOLD wATCHE3 IRON THE MOST
s s,s n ,s u. o sale to,s, than a. sRy
CT -rer CT II street. tj.1ImI b. o. HOOD
EsrAsLisHED isss7
'".OH-ssk Sssak ksP SS1hkIssssH2aBnn
$40 r'nr.s,,f1 * I NJ :, sls Ess
NkosiykD oF s,; SMTTStkASy 3 IND SOLD On
CARRIAGES RKPAIBED. II
u CARRIAGES A6,
.-eond hand CARsiksns% Of all R Kinds s oa ~
heid al Carriage. sold Warranted 20 be as repre-
y RoBEkr f 81 SsSHAm.s :
nyM 81 Cor 9th ard D ss., Factory 4 10 8 h st.
hIssOLUTIUn.-Thef rm OF A MARSHALL 4
,u. Per.Sn. indsSss are s'i reaS..d 70
csl and settle soon convenient, to enable the
washington D. o. Ma, 81 T. lA A AAsss nsI-sI.
- ooI coLumBiA.A piSfhior "
Ben 'ani' y, Scale ct ALL No. 9 aa.. rq.
Mary L D. evens sdm'x, ct al lee. 10.
a.ss sssn &. s &c .. Of ss
q e; ss:.s a.s :.s. II :.
Is not ssf1cisns psrs.nsity to pay the same:
ises 90 s4TGRDXY Jun. 3D. n .. n 10 5ns n Srs% a,
n ssc dsi w ss1 FFf1s.rs BOX. Auditor
TEE THOU sAH ND
PAIN ANN r.p.uvsv r,uv
IN sroRR,
AT wHoLBsALE ONLY.
my9-eos. CIV. THORN, si4 ssh street.
GREAT oFFEB.
BILLS nusIcAL wARERooMs.
sSs Pennsyfvsnia avenue, near 10Th street.
psCss RIa a .ts: ana nzLo
VIII De disposed o. at extremely iow prices, -
1 S,o vii receive pay In monthly instsllmentsSINII
The Sane TO ct and rent applied IL purcba.ed.
ssd Pianos, sr Is $ B. ! hRSt
org.ns mys -eo6t
And BLOWS STOUT
Bottled expressly for family use and for sale at
Cne Dollar and Fifty Cents Per Dozen
by PALMER eREEH,
Successors to Riley A. shinn,
Depot 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. G..
b lbersl discount to dealers. myz-Iy
E9R shLloA full scsIe7 octave ROSEWOOD
f9Us I0gsp oORhERs PiAyU.-
:rodd se. "In ). L fs5,tss f PI.so <
eloIe. I've Nn srrtet: y my26 St.
R"zoRrH FEEEziNG KErB asRAIoR.
TIE BEST In USE.
sola a: The stove w.rsrooms of
II. L. GREGvRY,
my =. $50 Pepn.j wanna avenue
RATBs BATHsii BATHsiii
ST CLOUD" BATHS.
Corner Ninth and y streets.
Tie newest, eIeanest, aud most compls,e "a, nj
Bath BoCms 10 the city. "
q sn' dS1sn for :si q the
r. FBIs 49, TO
9, the latest styles and kinds. viii sell q;
AT stewart Stove House.
spss-u 1905 P. sv.. bet. f iesS and i.h s..
w PARIS RANGE,
IMPIRE HEATING RANGE,
Are tie thr6e res. Ranges in the country
Sold al the we wsrersoms OF
myasa ss4 Pepr1iSanis T sysnue
I'D.
PLUMB 81 CO. ..
ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
GtNERAL A UCTlONEEKS,
INSURANCE BROKERS'
hokEy LOANED: COEvEyANoIEG. IxAM.
iHATi.N OF TIL rs AND rREP Ar ,TIOn
insrRu hnns rssl-Ls. And ALL LEGAL
BENT C0LLrCTIOHs made prom pity and on NM,
favorable terms. " 1Aos'
INSURANCE PLACED IN RIRkT CLASS COM
PASIEo at lowest rates. SA
AUC1loH sAIEs o. al ds.er,p,ions Of REAL
ard PERSONAL PROPyBTi conducted and
full satfsfactisn guaranteed.
BONDS. STOCKS, and NEGOTIABLE sEOURI.
TITS bought AID sold strictly on commii sion.
OFFICE, alt 1TH sTREET,
OppOstEs P0si O6fcs.
BEN. ipl UhB, A. b. H. TAYLOR.
nv B-e I'm Atsoyne--af Las
A fkQTIrABLE IkYEsrMlhf.
Rnl TN q pAK n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

|" NOTICE COMPANY B will meet al the
sS-1u- FsIDaY EvESiS~, Jua A,@h At pSI 'ein
isi IS oHAs W HURDLE.s,oy.
W .ntofsT sABKs CHURCa. viii be held
toe ba' az the Columbia Err ne How, ,, CAM, n
Hill a1ch evening, st6 o'clock D m commencing
JUNE i. sef-1n Tickets, y csHts. jsIs
~ATTENTION OF -Th.re xiII =. .
lkS meetipo Of iBtRTY LOI 3E no %
4 on sA1CRDAf, June 3, LII a. odd FeiIox.'
ID IL Navy fardj v here the members are e .rpes,Iv
Inti - &c nre ent. Q bus;n. Of importance will
cine before me Lodge. By order of the q Sdss. III
il. YESABLE, jsi-eo--i
~PFNNsYLyANIA REPUBLIJAN ISso-
i13 OlATlOh--Allm embt- . Of this associ.fion
10 ss9 ~ can Pr.eure esrtihe.ie- for
Ter b. by cf'linz up N q. b. Kline q ,nersI "a
once, o. A a sh'ssler. Third AUDITORS once
. r. b. kIhhB. Ohm Trans sort a q m
IOhron RepJ
rA mEITINe OF THE NS-TsR Bl
q rgefovn will be held at German H-p iitb
st-6es. b., 20 IN sld streets on SATULD.Y
EVEN,SG. 81 O'Clock, for the purpose Of faSire
action IN re ard 10 the pre ent tread law A fuii
Jel TdH COMMITTEE
~nEADoUsRTEBs DEPARTMrNT mr.
BE PvIOAAO, @. A. R. GRANb tRSy
- y. Nay 81. B1.-Persons V h. were author ;zed
to reieu 'ose 5Ttisns Tor DeeorsioL pu, po-es ana
make sSy ,ss2 7r t. e th i csse
r is Beers Moore Ire "r Of .ss ssns,s, S@-
Dittcs 2. on TBuRspAY aad Yn..T EVENINGS,
at Grand ARM Hal cOrnfr Of kinth 49, r sn,
az - O'CLOCK All psrsons baSioy oaps.o Tvs
scslns. the con- if'se Will pleas present them q.
Jei-7t T.LUEEY. Ch.irm.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

WASHINGTON CITY:
TRURNnAYt ...-. TCrse l. 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

s. s-.- q, ,hisr: and Tailor. for the o.. !:
liable BROTHERS, TAD,
Fave 40 unexcAlled stock of
PIECE GOODS to choose from.
liable BROTHERS, TAD.
Hsys Artistic aud Fashionable
liable BROTHERS, ran,
H sfs S ' GGEsfs i,ffs :. GEN
HABL1 BROTHERS.
NV, CORNER or sEv.srH AID D SITS.
The Almighty Dollar,
WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT
silver ERo,s.
One fine eslk Painted P,rieadouy IN
One hBe sf1k Fan, knsmeitd sticks
one one s sssS:i,Si R s:ef fs shsc Fan
W fine Lace HAND kerchiaf
One set Of Natural Uurls.
e: ss:a: s Iss. ns.5s:
one one ;pls9ne,d Lsesn sea.ide Hat. -
One One .pieSd,d t fefI s' si.r ss''
One superior Al Leather Wallet.
One extra nj fine e God ri Plate. i'd sss
One pair Of Gold Plated sleeve Buttons, warranted
One I'm. Gold Plated Bracelet.
Une Gents Fint Gauze Undershirt. .
Two pair q Linen 4, Gun: and Pour CoIlars.
Two psirs Of extra long Bingham Hose.
Two H pairs q superior Lnsle Half Hoe.
Iwo Gents 81 tins lend Linen Ks col scass,
u lSss sH8h HE:
Three very ,fIe hemmeS Linen q ks. tGent.,J
Three spools OF each Frat III Bennscci BIZ sih.
Your sets Of CGas and collars. Bun fi Edge. "
f sII Mise: satrs hsmd and 0Srded Linen HKs.
Ssrs j seel
rou- beirs Of fne Li.le Thread cloves.
Twelve very Cd An Linen Hsndkerchiefa Do
Twelve pieces OOlgates Fine Soap.
BEsIDEs A HUMBER OF OTHER ARrIuLRs
EQUALLY DEsIRABLE,E CHEAP,
silver BERG'9,
sI2 sEvINTH srEEKr,
my0 r Near PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
NEW SAVINGS BANKu
SECURE AND PROFITABLE!
ONE OLLAR An MONTH
Paid In, Until e35 Has Been PAID.
(wITH NO INTEREST,"
WILL SECURE
ONE OF THOSE
DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
H U N TIN GTON!
ArrHE
Junction Of the yIaia Stem
Lateral Branches
or THE -. -.
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
AND OSLT
TWENTY MlKUTEs RIDE
From the heart Of the Ehysnd but Fifty Minutes
REGULAR TRAINS
WILL BE RUNNING AUGUST
writing given securing the Lot IT Lots purchased
upon the mrs, payment b ing made.
TAXES ALL PAID TO INCLUDE 1879.
BRICK HOUSES
OF -Four, Fix and Eight Rooms, according To plsn,
submitted, built on accommodating terms.
LAkGE SAILS HAVE Been REolHrLY
MADE To BUILDERS, WHO WILL
IMPROVE THERE LARGELY
Tbs sUMMKR.
TWO LARGE PUBLIC PARIS.
Car Fare but Eleven Cents FER Day!
BEFORE a LOT ON TIE Howell TERMS
HEke OFFERED ID OAB. HALF PAID y
FOB, THESE LOTS WILL m
bELLlH9 AND VALUED
AT ONE HUKDRED
DOLLARS ZACH
I ALTO,
Its STILL SELLING AT s2s CASH, OR
ESQ, PAYABLE % MONTHLY,
TITLE PERFECTLY CLEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

A FkoElrABLE IkYEsrMEhT.
COLUMBIA BAiER0Ap STOCK.
eco VAR VALUE.
Oniy SI250 the First Instalment, 70 be psid ct the
time OF SUI scribihg
Only iimited number Of shares win be tssued.
srtss rptiOns for STOCK may be made with p
WHITE. Treasurer, HsiiOnsl Metropolitan B.u.
W. h CLAGETT. Sec y, Bard Of Trade rooms
IHk COLUMBIA sfRkET RAiLRUAD
- - ITs PROG REss AND PROsPEcfs.
ne Coiumlia street hai,waT, uork on which 10
70 De ermmeLced 1t once, IL to run from the cas-
side OF 18th street, near Rigss snk along New orb
svenue 20 he iptsrsection of street, thence paa
ire ortberb LiheT ties arket, ON the south tide
and down . sssschus-tfs avenue TO u street, ont d
street past the Govsrnmep Printing ONCE and
ct Alloy sfus Church. To the fsl-gate: distance o.
shout tvo and one half lies, wLicb will be run in
thirty minutes. The, directors expect te get the
cnsrfer amended 81 the next session II Congress
a. 70 the company 70 extend the road TO tie
Cebitol end Other Important points. The board Of
directors: Q. hekeiden, Dresidsnt; Alexander r
s shspns,d Hsn IN Cap p s.s.s. YIN.
treasurer. Ikep1 my+1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

I'M ~ ImFOhT'hT To OWkERs OF D0Is
hS NAsH1NGToN ID. q Msy IS w
~ ouc IL hereby g ven ihsi ell perso-s having
DoSs aD ~ Their p-eD's-s which they str, n
have dIsJos Of 90 svOid expense aud Tesnoa.i.
bILty OF mnIzfpg under the recent lswJ NAV 90
sIphcs..on 70 the 1nde, d,ne5. b. letter or otbe-
sise, p-ior q TIE 18th OF JUNE, have sssd dog.
tstsn away wi hout charge. The law rsferre 70
SEC. u. And Be- iIT.rIksr eaaeted, m. uumuxx,sd
dcs- folt upol any Srt I, avenue or oiher public
pa be w n the nifeenta day If IN Ie and the Ar
ietntn ~ Of ept inter-, IN anv yeIr me dogs ana
q g bit en- ~ hycrOpkobic Gogl. shall be cesm-d
hui.sns ss !. juficus 80 hsarh a,d person oxs-
ng or teepfnz any d. snsp al iow the lue 4,
20 " uuZzlec NJ aDv s.rC &, O icy, other nah
piacs eesse a thJ tf.C nth GAY OF yune a I'd ths
teenfh dav o. eepteEbsr In yec- or DO n al
Is use 20 flIl or cause o. be klIiei any such 4 @
evntd or kent By them. which has -ole mr or
81 90 ma oHJ Of hydrOpbobis; or who shal omit
10 cOnnne spJ such amin al sxpO-c to such disc ,e
or which has b n bitten BY hydropsObsc 2 or
sr NAL Sail be aeemed gully o. kseping ard N Ain.
tslhng nul snee, sna upon canvicito1 Thereof
sl ell Be tu1shfd bs hpe Of d le,s thai on, nor
ore than tseIty I'VE collAI-; ADD any dog IuG N
large be vfen tho fifteenth DAY Fl Juns Ard the Ar.
pr per muzz'e. shall liable o te shot VII sreyer
fOr nd.
By pernts'op 9. I. O. We, a, Hath OfBcs-
V HOOVER. Pounc IA ger.
D AL n ~ Inn ALL n
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@wAsHISGTOs.D G, NAY 81, l.11.

NOTICE IS HERIBY GIyEg, That from and
afer fhe aIH DAY OF JCsE, A II III. no Horse.
Niue. Bull Steer. Gov, Calf Heifer. Sh-ep. Goat
hog OF GooEe VIII Be psrmtfe to run 90 large in
q cities Of Wa hipgton and GEORGETOWN; and that
eny such animals round running ~ large In auy
street, avenue, allev public place Dllc rNssr "a
tiCn within tbs limit OF said ctie1 will be liable 20
be taken I'D by such person persons as nay be
sutboiiIfd By thi. Board. and insoundsi in ths
sptetiyey TO be farther disposed - a. 80, re
nii,I re ITo1l:ess Of a" ot-ss.ses q thi. ara
III. a" oIeiIance - prevent dome tic Anil
III u~sh 'ronnirg It large within the eitiss ns
~esp en- and Geor9etovp >"
orde- etc. TPbGBO VERDI Md
Jel 2w Health OfSc.r and ssc'y OF the Board
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WIN IER ADRIAN GEM ENT.
On and after November 18TH cur
the line between Danville
saWM-HW- and Cumberland will be open for use
and passenger and all other trains will
be to all points of this line from the Depot of
Portland q kennebec II. r. Co. in Portland only,
and all trains from this line will arrive at that Depot
only in Portland. Passenger trains for Bangor and
all intermediate stations via Lewiston and via Bruns
wick will leave at LOO p. M. Night Express with
night except Mondays.
Afternoon passenger trains for Augusta, Bath and
Lewiston via Danville and all intermediate stations
at SIS p. M. Mixed train for Augusta Bath and in
termediate stations at at A. M.
FREIGHT TRAINS.-Through train for Bangor
and all intermediate stations east of Waterville, via
Lewiston leaves at 800 A. NJ, taking freight of night
previous from Boston. For Watervie and all inter-
Skowhegan via Augusta and all intermediate stations
including Bath and Lewiston, at 600 A. NJ.
Passenger trains will be due in Portland, from
Bangor, Dexter, Belfast, Pennington Bath, and all
intermediate stations on this line at 255 p M con-
Meeting there with through trains to Boston. From
Augusta, Bath and Lewiston, and all intermediate
stations at $40 A. NJ connecting with morning train
for Boston. Night express with sleeping cars from
except Mondays.
Mixed train from Augusta, Bath and Lewiston, and
intermediate stations at 6.45 P. M.
Freight train from Bangor and all intermediate sta
lions via Lewiston at 4.30 p. M.
From Skowhegan via Augusta at 400 p M. b.
From Wateryille and intermediate stations via Lew
iston, at 1920 P. M.
THE passenger train leaving Portland at LOO
trains with Pullman to St. John and all stations
on f. q N. A. Railway same night.
The night express from Portland connects at Ban
gor at 7SO A NJ with day train through to St. John.
EDWIN MOVES, Superintendent
l. L. LINCOLN, Asst. Superintendent.
Portland Nov 6, 1871. noyS-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
& ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.



On and after Monday, December, 49,
1871 passenger trains leave Portland
Ew~@sru]ior Rochester and intermediate stations
: at 7.15 A. NJ, and 1.30 p NJ, making
direct connection at Rochester with trains for Boston,
over Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroads. Also
connect at Rochester with Dover and Winnipseogee
Railroad for Alton Bay, and with Portsmouth, Great
Falls and Conway Railroad for Conway.
Leave Rochester for Portland and way stations at
7.30 A. NJ, and IL M.
The 7.30 train connecting with down trains on Do
yer and Winnipiseogee and Portsmouth, Great Falls
and Conway Railroads, and the II O'Clock train max
ing direct connection at Rochester with trains from
Boston, leaving Boston at 7.30 A. NJ, via Boston g.
Maine, and at $50 A NJ via Eastern Railroads.
Leave Portland for Saco River at $50 P. M.
Leave Saco River for Portland at $50 A. NJ
Stages connect as follows:
AT Gorham for West Gorham, Standish, and No.
Lmington, daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
and Limington. daily.
At Centre WATERFORD for Limerick, Newfeld, Par
sonseld and Ossipee, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, returning alternate days.
At Centre WATERFORD for Limerick, Parsonsfeld,
daily.
WILLIAM H. TURNER, Superintendent.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1871. dec16-tc
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
To LETT.

n HE three and hall story house No. Hamp-
4 shire street, known as the Acadia III ouse; con-
tains 80 finished rooms, and is we-ftted for no.
tel or boarding house. s..
Also Dwelling Houses and Stores to let.
Inquire of S. l.. CARLTON, -t.t
my31dtf Atty at Law, 80 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
Int t onal Steamship 60
Ensfporf, Calais, and "a. 5obn, Digby,
Windsor and Halifax.
Fall Arrangements.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

c. On aud after MONDAY, Octobe
2SasasA-,k I'd, the Steamer New England
A n -EHN Capt e. Field, and the Steamer
ST. 10y New Brunswick. Capt j. Ii. Pike
@&s.sE-s,r@ will leave Railroad Wharf, loot Of
State street. every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock p. IN. for Eastport and ST. john
Returning will leave st. John and Eastport o
the same days.
~ Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
QUEEN, tor st. Andrews and Calais and With
n. Is. & @. Railway tor Woodstock and Houton
stations.
Connecting st st. John with the Stsan er EN-
PRESS for Dgby and Annapolis, thence by rail to
windsor aud Halifax and with the l.. z N. A
Railway for Shediac and intermediate stations.
~ Freight received on days of sailing until o.
clock p.
sep lO2ls CO os A r. STUBBS Agent
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
Merchants National Bank of Port
land.
Casco National Bank.

FTNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il Casco National Bank of Portland, for the choice
may legally come before them will be held at
their Banking House on Tuesday, the Ninth day of
January, 1872, at 10A O'Clock, A NJ
VIM. A. WINSHIP, Cashier.
Portland Dec & 1871 I'd