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BLUX's BAzAAR-This favoritc estxb.
lishMsnt IL now hxuds0mer and better filed
than ever before, AMI with the most superb
stock Ut g0a,ds, selected with the exquisite
taste and practical sense Of tho proprietor
10 meet the wants IF al. I. 10 certainly the
finest stock # Dry GVods ever displayed in
this county, aud the energetic proprietor Is
rcaping rich reward in the excellen. custom
tina. daily throDgs his store He calls a.teu
ton in this issue to new invoices and We
recommend bis card to attention.
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Ny stock II Carpets and Floor on
Cloths caspOs Be excsllcd In variety Of
81 mmslSev - ~nnA.
Gold and Silver Ledes, and Plseers.

Gold and Sllver Lodes, and Piseers.
Surveyed by Lyman & DsLAcy. and pot.
ented without cost Of trip to Helena BY
claiuants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
Of public land business transacted BY L. B
Lyman, former Register. Information free.
Claimants will find Il greatly to their ID.
vantage BY applying directly 10 or addressing
them by mail At Helena, 81. T.
eco, 8.m Fs.a. sr. f.
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M0D0cS IL MONTANA.
TAsy are 1oeli1sa . - 01asehisveus and
AvotdsA b ~ Pea A'0ssil.ss
Look Out for Your Horses.

The following letters aent 10 ITO .elpc,
such items f'om - Ne may deem proper, ="
10 from y gentleman thoroughly informed
in regard I. Indian matters y, the JsckO.
aud is gwen entire:
FLATnEAD INDIAN AGENCY
OciOber 9Th, 1873
CAPT. J. II. Mills:
De"r &r-Tne Chief of the Pen d'Orilles
had conference this morning with the
Agent, which may bc Of some interest 10
you. hence there few lines.
lie told Major Shs"shsn that several sen-
ui"e kolocs have made their way IT, this
far, together with few ri Utes, Ms also
large number 1T rowing Yakima, Spokanes.
and other lower Indians.
The Chief rays that these Indisns have
svowed . determination iO>procure whisky
wherever It can he obtained, and they may
possibly cause . little mischief on their way
to the buffalo country, whittier they arc
bound. When the Pen d'Oreillc Chief bs.
came aware of their presence he caused all
OF bis people 10 move away from their vi
entity, aud the Pen d'Oreilles will have by
themselves under the eecond Chef, Andrea,
for the hunting grounds 10 mornw.
Andrea carries with him On American flag
and papers from Major Shanahan. ITO all
whom II may concern" and others In official
standing On the East Side have been written
To 10 take proper mcsrures fer the pseven>
ton Of the whisky traffic The Pen dor
eilIes wish 10 keep out If trouble this trip
The hanging Of tie M.,docs. of which they
are we'll aware. hos .ome effect on New.
The st'snEc Indians wear rather On inso
lent s'tiluhc, sud though M serious irouble
- spp'ehended. II will Lc we'll for people
wh" live along the line If their route to
Keep ." eye I" their horses.
Nothing else new.
In haste. truly youes. 8.
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Tn0Uv Css.x.-Me. J. 6idsey Osborn
rsssrned fro,n Cedar Greek On Thussdsy
sad reposts Trout Greek an the excieemens
yet among Csdasitcs. 60me 40 clajms Lavo
been ssated. and rcpeesentaiion fees ore 1s
pr meath. The Punt Company arc still
making big money. Col D. B. jenkins has
taken up large extent Of The gslch under
the mineral land law for patent. and coo.
siderable tstkng = nss6sssed iagaisss he
acliOn.
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uICkHAN.-To the wife Ut X O. Hickman, ESQ.,
Virginia City, Sept. 18th, daughter.
DAvIs.-T0 the wife Of N. J. Davie. Esq, Virginia
Cils, Sept 16tn, y daughter.
PoUNDa-T0 the wife vi Thos E. Pounds, ESQ, Car
pentcfs Bar, Sept 39sh. = rVn.
uAsRl.-ln Bitter Root valley. October s. 1s73 to the
wife Of ChUmas Harris, EsQ :, y ron.
CRAwsvRD--ln bitrr kOot valley, october T. ls73 to
the wile vi George Crawford, ESQ, u son.
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Wesley W. Jones IL hereby authorized A. General
Canva.sin: Agent for the Nyw NoRrn WEsr. That.
oil the introduction he needle.
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MAlSlSIED.

Helena. Oct :, 1874, by Rev. H.
". CurrSn. Nj. Albert u. Clark. Of Savannah, No.,
aud Mics sarah Jane Week, Ut Helena. NJ.
ROorE- BEEU.-ln Helena, Oct. 9Th, 1873. by Rev.
~. komnel, Geo. H. f0otc aud Miss ktie Reed.
NJ cards.
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WIN Coleman las the finest assortment
Of toys in the city.
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MEETING or LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
We are requested by the officers Of the Deer
Lodge Library Association 10 announce on
next Tuesday evening tho frs, meeting Of
the Association after tho summer sdjourn>'
men' Mt their Hall on + street. 1t 10 the
purpose to renew the regular meetings and
adop, system Of exercises for winter en-.
ter'sinment Those Of the spring aud early
summer were interesting and instructive,
and there "re good reasons for sn.icips,iog
those now contemplated will I've even more
81. We hope 10 see full attendance Of
members on nexI Tuesday evening. u&.s
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NEW NORTHWEST AGENT.

L. p. FISHER, " and 81 Merchants Exchange,
II cur authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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Notice tn Tax PA cr0.
VOUR TAXES FOR THE PRESENT YEAR
arc now due. II not paid by tho ist day III
December. 1873. 20 Yea cent will BE- added tO the
same Pay up and eave costs X. T. KENNON,
Treasurer and Collector,
~ Deer Lodge County, NJ. 7.
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lSEl.lGlOU6.

First Quarterly Meeting for Deer Lodge District,
H. Z. Church, South:
Virginia City. nth and 18th.
Deer Lodge. 18th and 10Th.
Corvallis, 3Sth and SCth.
Niss0ula November lat AVID ID.
Mound Spring. Loot Creek. November 18th and 18th.
Preaching II, Rutte, October 9TH, In the evening.
5. J. CATLIN. r. r.
NJ. II. S0rTH--Rv. r. " Flowers. Of Diamond
City. viii preach at the Court House ut II o. m. Sun
day OctViDcr ~
PREsRyrEniAS.-Rev. j. u. Russell will preach At
the Court House. Deer Lodge, tomorrow Sunday At
Sr.n.
U ,ioN SUNDAY School 1t the Court IIou.c at ~
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA.
PRonPr ATTENTION ~ DAT OR NIGuT 70 PATIENTS
22-ul IN Town OR CoUSrRv.
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WlJCT1R.
SIN now receiving extensive shPmcnts Of new
Dress Goods,
hhawie.
California aud States Flauucle,
Linscys.
Cassmercs,
Twceds and Jeancs,
Blankets.
Ginghans.
r Knit Goods. &c.
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| The following nese subscribcrs-in addi
ii"n to oyer one hundred renewals Of expir.
in. subscriptions have been added 10 the
hooks IT the New NonTu WEST this week
The increase Of 'esriy 800 subscribers in
five weeks in the season when the lists
usually decrease In this country. 10 CRAFTY
Ing 10 the publisher, and he will endeavOr
to supplement. the efforts Of the Lightning
Agent" ". W. Jones. with paper that
will commend itself n pretty fair for '',bc
rural press " jus, here We nigh, add. that
having ordered paper witch was not in
stock in Philadelphia. and the order being
sent TO the mill whereby there was two
months detention, We have mainly 10 USE
quality for two weeks that gives u the
horrors:
NIsCELLANEOUs.
Ferdinand Esnle. Butte. MT
ltnher. Glri"n. Butte, n T
Z brown. B..sr,Uwn
Henry MIiO', Pioneer
y Shnnahnn. Washington, DC
Il Chambers. Butte
d Glenn"n. P,one%r
II Il Bowman. N ,nrOe. N II
Eh~ ard Norton. San francisco. Cal
A 4 Mayhem, Missnuls
Henry R"ber,s, Cable. NJ
Chas Schaff. Agency 20. MT
n smith. Camp Watson. Oregon
Washington. bay. Blackf,ct
Messenger & Robins, Tacoma, W.T.
Chns M"son, San Francisco, Cal
Parker Bros, West Mcridsn, Conn
n Mcr'in'sn. jefferson City. MT
J ) Mexican, Canyon Ferry, MI
ID L,neberger. RAIDER burg. N r
J > Bristol. Diamond City, MT
Y = W"rden. Rndersbu:g, MT
4 N lnvcrs.ll. Canyon Ferry, MT
l. Young. Lincoln, NJ
Col & K r. OK. keUkuk. Iowx
Frank Taylor. M"nOngshcla. Penna
(! n" Is Kinney. Livingsi0nvilic, NY
Jnn Green, Silver City. Muoians
l. lsnwitt. Canyon Ferry. MT
u Decker, 81 Louis. Jetf.r,,n county, n r
n ves,cl, Gr'rge,"wn. Pr"na
W + Ensign. Fort Shaw. Montana
James H"rntutklc, Canyon Ferry. MT
Charles LEX, Grernw."Hd. Montana
ID b Folsom. Diamond City NJ r
3 ID B"wen, Bbzrn,an, MT
George MiiHes. CniOnville. MT
" Gndnis. Camp Baker. MT
n q Thum. Fort Peck. Montana
W IL Vance, Diamond City. Msn,sua
lrr W F Lylick, Nolo, Indiana county. Pa |
Mrs E Lvstcr, Saxt",,. Bedford county Pa |
Rufus Piersoi,, Blnckfoot, MT
" Warner. Canyon Ferry. NJ +
Henkr Il Mcfarland. Miss,ulx. MT
Linden Is Waller. Siaunt0n, Virginia
Folsom T. Bro, trout Creek. MT
Chns H Powell. Fort Benton, MT
NJ II McC"tIcr, Washington Guici,, MT
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting Ut "Thc Rhetorical Society
Of Montana" At Deer Lodge City. Deer Lodge county.
At o,clUck p L. Ut tho saith day Of October. A. D..
1874. full attendance Of the members 10 desired.
W. +. SANDERS, President.
CRAsvuLs SruARr. Secretary.
AUoUsr 4.Ah. "A. d, 1873. 9c0-td
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

Have tho finest bar stock In the West Side or any
Other Aide, aud OF the beet.running billiard tables
~ I'll" Territory. Special invitations to the whole
community tO-c0mc and eee ". nm
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The Best OGo040 e.
Bieached and Brown Nusliss and 6hessisgs, EnbeoEd
0aics, Ribbons and Fancy Goods, IN great variety.
Ladies'. Misses spd Chi'drsos' Wooden Hosiery. Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-23

The Board of Health seems to have done a
wise thing last evening in postponing action on
the proposed contract to remove the night soil
of the city for term of five years, at a cost of
100000 per annum. Under proper management
this unpleasant branch OF the municipal service
ought to be made self-supporting, if, indeed, it
could not be made to yield a revenue to the
District treasury. But, at any rate, consider
Ing what we have endured in that respect in the
past, there does not appear to be any pressing
need of hasty action at this particular time, es-
pecially in view Of the fact that, through the
facilities afforded by extended sewerage, and
the consequent increasing use of water-closets,
the nuisance Is constantly diminishing. And
this consideration ought to have weight in fix
ing the terms of any contract. Notwithstand-
ing the growth of the city, the labor of remov-
ing the night soil will nst show much If any
increase. On the other hand, it will probably
show falling of; 50 that, in case the duty can
not be made self-supporting, its cost for a year
or two past affords no true criterion for the
price to be paid now, much less four or five
years ence. This matter is one in which the
Board will do well to make haste slowly,-for
little while, at least
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Qofcs Of Catsf Sggna! OMeeyl
WASHINGTON, August 23, 1873, lo:sO O. m Z
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST rwENTY-FoUR HoURs.-
The bare metric pressure has increased rapidly in
the lake and upper Mississippi valley and thence
southward 10 the gulf states whilst it has Diminished
in the extreme northwest, where the barometer is
lowest. The temperature remains a. reported yes
terday, except that IL has fallen slightly in the
lower LAKE region. Increasing clOudiness and lii ht
northe asferly winds In the lake region and upper
mississippi valley, with light rain the lower
lates and thence mort heastward the st. Lawrence
valley: Partly cloudy and clear weather with light
westerly to northerly winds in the states the
Atlantic coast Less cioudiness and clear weather,
with light easfery to southerly winds In the gulf
states and thence northwest to the lower Missouri
valley.
-PRoBABlLITIEs.-For New Englaud and the mid.
die states, less cloudiness and high tenn per
during the day followed by increasing cloudiness
winds gradually veerng to northwesterly and north
easferly, with lower temperature and areas of rain
on sunday FOR the south Atlantic and gulf states,
except in the lower Mississippi valley the weather
In these districts aud thence to the Ohio
valley Continuing partly cloudy, without rain,
during saturday, except on the immediate gulf
coast. For the lake region, increasing barometric
pressure, lower temperature, light to fresh north
easerly to southeasterly winds with cloudy weather
and areas Of rain. For the northwest less pressure
slightly rising temperature, and light to fresh
easteriy to sJutherly winds, with generally clear
weather from illinois westward, and threatening
weather from the upper lake region westw ard to the
Missouri valley.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer In the business room Of TIE
STAR ONCE Registered to-day follows:-S O. m, 10
III q. M ~; II m, s.: D. m IS.
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The Sum q Gaseous Bubble.

At the second days meeting in Portland Me-
ton Thursday of the American Association for
the advance Of science, Professor G. A. Young
of Dartmouth, the we'll known astronomer and
spectroscopist, read a communication "On the
Possibility of a Liquid Solar Eenvelope,n
which advances a novel theory. 1t is well
known that Faye, Secchi and others hold that
the sun Is gaseous. The smalness of its density
cannot be explained on any other superstition.
Attic same time the eruptve phenomena which
constantly occur at its surface compel the sup
position that there Is 8 crust of some kind re-
straining the imprisoned gases, and through
which, with great violence, they force their
way. Professor Young suggests that this crust
may consist of q more or less continuous sheet of
descending rain, not Of water, but of the sub
stances whose vapors the spectroscope has
shown to exist in the solar atmosphere, and
whose COMBINATIONS and combinations are
thought to furnish the solar heat. The con-
tinuous effiux Of this heat is equivalent to
the supply which would be developed by
the condensation from steam to water of q
layer about five feet thick over the whole
surface OF the sun every minute. As
this tremendous rain descends, the velocity
of the falling drops would be retarded by the
resistance of the denser gases underneath; the
drops would coalesce until continuous sheets
were formed, and these sheets would unite and
produce sort Of bottomess ocean resting upon
the compressed vapors beneath, and pierced by
countless ascending bubbles and jets. Its depth,
or thickness. would be approximately constant,
since it would reevaporate at the base about as
rapidly as il would form from the Ealing rains
above, although probably the thickness of the
sheet would continually increase at some slow
rate, and the total diameter diminish. The sun,
then, according to this view, is a huge bubble
whose walls are continually thickening and its
diameter lessening at q rate determined by Its
loss Of heat 1t differs, however, from ordinary
bubbles, in that its skin is continually pene-
trated by blasts or jets from within. This
hypothesis does not touch the question of the
solar spots, but is consistent with either of the
theories most in vogue at present, none of which
seem quite satisfactory. Professor Young's
paper brought several other members to their
feet mainly for the purpose OF asking questions,
but one, Mr.. Jacob Ennis, took issue with the
professor.
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Government Securtttes-
= EW i Ohk-FlRsI BOl
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 2s-yirgiuia sixes copsoIi.
dated, 521s; West Vireipia's, Ii, bid to-day
BALTIMORE, August 13-Cotfon quiet and heavy
low midolings, nA@BA. Flour quist and steady;
prices unchanged. Corn scarce for conference.-the
southerns I0@s3; yellow southern nominal; mixed
western hrm and in good demand, 5sIs 6159 Oats
hIm-soutbern, E@4s western mixed, AI45; do I,
shlte nominal Bye 9uiet-sS@S Mess pork.
d. mnnS active; prices advanced, Is OeGbls IS Bulk
mests-more tfering; shoulders, 9G95s; clear rib
sides, 10, round cuts Bacon less active; prices
chat ged. Sugar cured hams, l5Gl61s. Lard dull
and nominal. Western butter steady and unchanre ed
Wbisky-market nearly bare; nominally 81 HAY
unchsn9. d. Sugar quiet.
rhsw YoRx, August zs.-specie shipments to
Money easier, 4G5. Gold, 49,. Exchange, long
": short, SIS. Governments dull and steady
NEW YORK, August 23.-FIOur steady. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn firm.
LONDON, August IS. IL 30 D. m limited States
10 10 :, 90. Consols for account. az.
PARIS, August 23.-Rentes, IS francs.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY. Recommendations 23. 1873.

NEWSPAPER nder this he al
the Louisville (Ky.) Coarier-Josrnai asks why
anybody advertises in newspapers, and gives
the following sound and simple answer as to
why business people advertise and the principle
of advertising this, that the ad-
vertiser wants his wants known; that he
fwants' to sell goods; that he wants to hire
shelp;' that he wants either assistance or Gus
tom, which, in his own private walk In life. he
cannot readily come up with. Why, then, does
he advertise? Because he cannot come M with
his swami Very we'll; we're should he advertise
In order to give himselrthe best show? Certainly
an that ddrertising sheet which is read By tie great
est nVmber Of people"
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Boston has nuisance and its name is Miller's
River. IL is slaughter house and sewerage
nuisance, good deal like our Old canal. Ac-
cording to the Boston papers il annoys and at
times nearly suffocates men and women, Hand
during the summer months, in particular, it
excites public sentiment which leads to many
mistakes and numerous charges relative to the
measures for its suppression" Boston thinks it
will have to grin and bear il this summer, but
next year they propose to "obliter lte the nui-
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Thus far all the petitions sent to Presiden
Grant in the interests of Captain Jack and the
other Modoc prisoners seem to hang upon the
fact that they should have been tried by civil
and not a military tribunal, inasmuch as when
General Candy was killed he was acting as
peace commissioner. The sympathy thus at
tempted TO bolster up the redskins is exploded
by an opinion of Judge Advocate General
Holt, who holds that Indians not taxed are not
citizens, and are amenable only to a military
tribunal
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The Southern papers will not afford JEFF.
Davis much pleassuter reading just now than
those OF the North. The Charleston Nsgs says
'No one who reads the speeches which ex-
President Davis delivers whenever finds the
opportunity will be at a loss TO account for his
shortcomings during the war. The la X of fore
sight and the chronic indiscretion viii h prompt
sueh utteranees as those of Mr. Davis before
the Southern Historical Convention caused the
Rrlevous administration blunders witch has
tened the fall OF the Confederacy BIr. Davis
has learned nothing, and forgotten nc hing"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The enlarged Discussion of the gold specula-
ton has made the New York gold room the
centre OF Interest far as the Wall street
markets are concerned. The official denial of
the reports TO the effect that the Treasury has
rot the gold which IL purports TO have. has been
responded to, on the part of the clique. by an
advance in the Pre- mium. Government bonds
which move with gold are higher, the business
being confined to investment transactio1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-23

The voters OF western Maryland do rot seem
disposed to take much stock in the thi:. marty
movement The second meeting in tie coal
mining region to assist in forming "reopIe's
party WAS to take place at Lonacon! q last
wednesday evening, upon which occas IN the
masses rallied to the extent Of two per ,ns-a
Homecoming democrat and o Cumberla a re-
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