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CL0THF.tG!

For CLOTHING GO TO sTRAUs'.
lOll Pennsylvania avenue
OVEEooATs AT Red UOED PRIaEs,
DOgBLE BREAsTED BLACK CLOTH
fhOOh COATS, At STRAUSS.
Il E sal. ovEAc0ATs at 80 fsEmsE Price
RLACK AND BLUE DIAGONAL COATS at an
- Immense Beducti,n, At sTEAUs'
{ 'H lIiSC oyERCoATs at $40; former
BED9 2isa s MILTON ovEKc0ATs a IS, f,Ener
RLACK CLOTH VESTS at all prices,
DIAGONAL SUITS for SO,
RLUE AND BLACK BEAVER GLENG,gIEs
- at $40, former price $40, At STRAUS'.
U D'-'0 - 0N Al sdf,RAUs'.
l 10 10" At srRAUs'.
CHILDREN's oYEkCOATs at less than cos,
" At STRAUS'.
THE PLACE TO Buy YOUR CLOTHING
sTRAUS'.
RUsINE IS SUITS at an Immense Reduction,
II " At STRAUSS.
MONEY SAVED IN BUYING
w At sTRAUs'.
RLACK CASHMERE PANTS from sstosls,
PARTY AND RECEPTION SUITS at very Low
Prices, At STRAUS'.
ROYs CLOTHING at Greatly Reduced Prices,
~ At SrRAUS'
FOR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING GO TO
STRAUS'.
EANCY CASHMERE PANTS from So to SO
At STRAUS'.
THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY
1OCh 1LOIHlNG- SfRAU5'.
RUsISEss SITS at 5 and s. 0, former prices
a. SI% ana 10, AT SIBACS.
SwALL0W-TAIL DRESS COATS,
~ At STRAUS'.
THE WINTER STOCK MUST BERED UCED
Il hEGABDLESS OF PRICE, at
STRAUSS
TIE POPULAR CLOTHIER,
lOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
janl2tr between 10Th and 18th streets
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n U T 1 g L
THE NEW CAFE,

FOR Ladies and Gents, connected with the Duban,
guests SATURDAY, January 24,h Tho pT0prietoI
haz ared nsiher trouble nor in his efforts
Just the place for lady or gent TO Braakfast or
Lunch, Pine or take Tea. Entrance to the new
care, Oh street, three doors north of Penna ave.
nue.. Rep HChrGr I TsrSS.I,r
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MEDICAL. &c.

llh JANE Wilson's thoroughly eN peri-nced
- AKA sclrniihc Midwife and Ladies Phy-ic,ar.
Lalto alen led 10 at their residence 81 any hour.
uAut OF DAY, or pleasant rooms Bui the best al.
.HcahSe Al tAo pOct1rs private residence, 3lS lfh
rel between aud r. Business sscrgdly conn
w -tLaL. yaL-i-5-'
II I'D oh. DARBY has better facilities than
- ever LOT Prsc Iclng hi- great specially. yHEg
- CaH'-t maze Tor advice ana medicine. Doug
- e. corner ~ street and Pcuus5 lvauia avenue
-E,- LEa,.- - ~ 81 .aulo- In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23

DkTER CAMPBELL,
STOCK BROKER,
I423 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
MAR THE TREASURY,
Gives specisl attention Investments IN All k,a..
- interest bearing securities, makes large deduc-
lions m paying special taxes for general sewerage
~ other improvements, whether you nav the whole
or one-h NTH part. descriptions Of the lots will be
sufncient without the trouble Of calling en- the col
lector Tor bills Claims for old material In aams
instances nearly one-hAlf yOuT bi may be saved
light perceEt. bonds always on hand.
orcers by mail promptly attended 20 IN person.
decn-ly (Chron. & Repl
4 BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth stre-.
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in proc
from SSoo0 TO 900, aud several other first al asa
Houses.
Que whole square Of GROUND and LOTS In
parts Of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS a, Mount Pleasant. ei,ly
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DRY GOODS.

Dh 0OJIJS.
TWENTY PER CENT. OFF
on ALL SALES or
WHIT TER ID n Y @ o q Ds.
WHERE TIE MARkKD PRICE Is OVER 81
TEN PER CENT OFF
ON ALL SALES OF WINTER on WOOLEs
GOODS WHERE THE PRICE Is NOT
Also, 10 per cent: on on al sales OF SILKS sne
SILK VA, xnLyaTsi
began 3 WYLIR,
Jsp7-tr lois and 1000 9Th street northwest.
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

SAJ TON TO TIE PUBLIC.
v NOTICE.
bK. bkOIH has but one Office, y q, 800
ana 5uS street southwest. Over fhirt, Near-' a1-
perleLce IN the treatment Of Special Diseases era
nle- br. y. q insure cure IN few days without
he use 81 mercury loss II time change 4 diet
lie mas cured more cases q Special Diseases aud
"rDJ & treatment than all others combined | can
fna III cure IN less time and AZ less ex pence than
any other Physician in tins city. No money re-
auIred II a cure is not effected. JaalY-2gr
= Rs. y: J. FGESCh, or PHILADELPHIA,
a't the celebrated Reliable ClairvoyaUt phVsiuiar
nd Test NJ ediurs, has located at 1913 New YorR
venue. once hOuTs-l0 q. m. to D. "a. EnRaEe
---L-e Ca0 = nta'lt lcE evenings. JELLY
X E1kEE DISEASES Of ali Kinds tress-d De
( scribe case ana enclose e., advice AID uesf
ne vii De sent, Address Mrs. DR.. THON PsOE
20. - = E"r-h 18th sTrses, Phisdclphis tsaz7 "
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LOW Is THIS FOR Low

ri YIN ""
Best w ENVELOPES, i0c. pack Best Bel.
m2lt MUTE PAPER, loo quiTe. A complete co py
Of scEGolcrsftis Indians Gov. I'd. Pacific Rail
rosd Reporter; Is vols. japan Expeditions, Msxi-
can Boundary, and 10000 other Antiquarian B looks
I1 all branches Of Literature. For sale Ch az, at
jan2a I'm 500 STRICT
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EARRIAGEs CARRIaGEs OARRIAGEs

I Or hand a large aud com ete as79rt- . MITE 3
ment Of all kinds Of Csrriaees, including S2SEZS
both light and heavy fer family or pleas-&ZS22S
nTe CRYING, at greatly reduced pres On,
s-sond- and Clarence. bUilt by Brewster & Co.
OF BrOOme street, n Y, in good order, at bargain
Also one very superior spring Landau, for SAFE
cheap. Repairing promptly ATTENDED to.
ROB'T II. GRAHAM,
- New Repository and Factory.
Jan2 ST. 4IO aud Ala Sth ct, between d and L
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COTreC.-AttAst.
J. W. THOMPSON,
4. v. SHEPHERD,
hi.HoLhs AOKER, D directors.
VIM. OBME,
IL JNO. 7. LEHMAN,
nFREN. o. II. TIFFANY, d. d will lecture
Wy IN II strest lsoutheasi) NJ. 4. Church
sh1URIh l EVENING, January 2it , at o'clk
subJect-l osemite Valley. Jau22 81
Ms ANNAPOLIS, MD, January Is, 1874
Wy Notice Is hereby given that the Coupons
due January lS5g, on the Preferred Construction
Bonds OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
VIII be paid at the Banking House Of Messrs. Alex
Brown Sons, Baltimore, and after the 18th last
Janis dtd A, G0RMAN, President
n|A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS of the
Wy WASHINGTON GAs-LIGHT COMPANY
tor election OF Directors will be held of the Once
Of the COMPANY, No. Al 3 10th street, on MONDAY,
February ?, lSii, between the hours % IL and /
Q. II. CHAS B. BAILEY
Ianl6d Secretary.
nF NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH
Wy INGTON, ID c., JlgU1vg IL, 1874. The rate
after March LIST, lSi, will be
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
and all money on deposit up to March lst will draw
SIN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
until July lst after which period the interest alsW
t1 on ALL deposit will be-
FIVE PER GENT. PERANHUM,
until otherwise ordered
Interest in all cases is computed and allowed for
each full calendar month
yanl2-cot Jyl W. STICKEEY, PysufsH..
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page

WASHINGTON CITY;
FRIDAY............. January 23, 1874
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR kNCHANGE-LuT. -Iry ~. s-arth si.sl-.
II balance cash for Brick OF Frarrs n sgse, "a 90
seer p. ~, M northv 81 part II IS. kddres
llq. Post Oe.ca. anfs-l.-
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ETSCHENCB'S MARDBAhE PILLs-These
$rC pills are composed exclusively Of yeRetsbis
!usredients, and aithOrgh they entirely supersede
ne nse OF mercury DO not leave any Of Its injurious
-Ht~ts They act directly n pon the liver, and are q
valuable remedy IN sll cases of derangemant result
lEg from q disordeTed state Of that organ, Liver
gompihint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, 8ick
che, Typhoid Feycrs, &c, Sc, sll suootnb 70
me Tree use q sohencks Mandrake Pills FOR sale
0y all druggists and Dealers. S-tT
n SsPENIOH 3 INDIAN HAIE RFsTORFB
sST has never beer known 10 fail 1t frees Tao
scsls rom DaDdrun, restores Gray Hair 70 It's
laTurai color, renders II soft and piabe, prevents
the Hair from falling cut, and reprOduces II W r
by all Druggists. wi; Il
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H'OhI1 SMALL FARMS, BEAUTIFULLY
a LOCATED, WITHIN SIGHT OF
THIS CITY, FOR SALE
hGrt Opportunity for IOrsyRnlspf lssrs 1Ns ofS.-.
TeoetptHg thslr salaries Nl0Hfhig, 90 secure a
ray 0sSv0bls property.
TIE subscriber offers sell snIne Of the valuable
l"ts 81 land into which be has subdvidod the H0rfh
Arlington Heights 90 DE- partfaeIt clerks ani ofhers
a take the entire amount in monthly inst alrnents
he lois vary IN size from one 20 twenty acres I'D
are tred o. prices that must soon double treble
~ value and which, cultivated in choice fruits will
lield arhually net proht Of than the cost IN
the land, and making the most desirable sites Tor
n.ns n m "a hiCh can be seen exceedingly bean
thUl "bird'- eye, view q Washington CITY and IL
surroundings. The locality l. perfectly healthy
Pu-"st Of water soil unexcelled Tor FRUIT ana uth
~ a short, pleasant drive Of this city
hOBERT A. PHILLIPS,
dsc2g-tr bI3 18Th - ore M : Tres-,ssv
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WANTS.

WAhTED-SeysrsI SOLICITORS Of Sewing
". Machines may find constant employment at
4OI 9th street. JRu2B-2t-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

The Hon. Martin Maginnis of Mon
tana explains why the Indian appro.
priations are increasing at the rate Of
a million year. He says that he has
personal knowledge Of the operations
Of the Indian Eureau and Indian
agents. They will take q barrel Of
sugar to an Indian tribe, anu: get re-
ceipt for ten barrels. For sack of
-four the Indians will sign q receipt for
fifty. The agent will march three hun.
drel head Of cattle four times through
Q corral, give receipt for twelve hun.
dSed, give . part Of them to the In.
lians, sell part to a white man, aud
steal AZ many back as possible. MI.
Maginnis thinks that the only remedy
II = place the Indian affairs in the
hands Of army officers, who will treat
the Indian with justice and firmness,
and who have no relish for Indian
wars, as they entail much hardship
md bring no glory.-N. 7. SIN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

GRANGE SrArIsr1cs.-The Execu.
tive Committee Of the National Grange
have adjourned, after q weeks session
IL Washinton City. The organization
has raised 100000 during the year;
has,paid it's debts, and has . surplus
Of fifty thousand dollars; forty thous-
and Of which it has invested in Gov.
eminent bonds On Saturday the
number Of applications received for
authority 70 establish new Oranges
reached one hundred, themost rposiysa
N any one day. The appBeatians
now como chiefly from Eaategn. ~
H. and Southern 6tateA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30
"PAY OF ME.IBER&.n

| In an article written last week in re
gard to ''pay Of members" we find that
we were mistaken as to the language
OF the Congressional appropriation,
and did injustice to Secretary Gallo.
way. Ever since Montana has been a
Territory former appropriations were
;" for Legislative expenses-twenty
thousand dollars" It appears, how
ever, the last appropriation, whilst it
appropriates $4,000, divides it as fol.
lows:
'HF0rcontingent expenses of the Ter.
ritory, 81, 900; for per diem and mile
age OF members of the Legislative A.
sembly, $S,OOO; for pay Of officers and
employees, g., 600; tor printing, q, 900;
for furniture, rent, stationery, postage,
fuel, lights, clerk hire, and necessary
incidental expenses of similar clarac~
ter, $1,000 In all, $4,000"
The article having been written un-
der misrepresentation, we cheerfally
take the first opportunity to rectify the
mistake and render Justice to the Sec.
rotary. We were wholly unaware Of
this division Of the twenty Thousand
dollars. Whoever prepared the section
for the Committee on Appropriations
failed to provide full pay for members
for session Of forty days. There are
thirty.nine members of the Council
and House. The law fixed their pay
at six dollars a day, making the daily |
expense e234, making the entire pay
for forty days 1880. The deficiency |
for the session would be 1880. We
think the item Of 5000 large sum
to pay clerks and incidental expenses.
The course pursued in the last appro-
priation is unprecedented and extraor
binary, and the money not properly
divided. Ample provision should have
been made to pay members as their
compensation is fixed by law, whilst
most Of the others were not.
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LONDON. January ~.
Parliament is dissolved by royal decree
Gladstone issued an address to his constitu
ents Of Greenwich, asking tor reelection
and announcing that the Quern had been
pleased to accept the advice OF her ministers
to dissolve the present Parliament immedi.
ately aud summons one to meet the 5th Of
March. 1874. Gladstone gives a. reason for
This measure that since the defeat OF the gov
eminent upon the Irish higher EDUCATION
question by concusYent efforts of the leader
Of the opposition and the Catholic prelacy in
ireland. the government has not been DOS.
sessed OF sufficient authority to carry oue tine
great legislative measures. Its experience
during the recess Of Parliament did not lnd,.
cate that any improvement in it's possession
was probable. The chief Of opposition hay.
Ing refused to accep: the Office on tine defeat
Of the government. and the Cabinet feeling
that they have not the support wtnh every
ministry, ought to enjoy, an appeal to the
people Is proposed as remedy for such
state Of things. The advantage Of dlssolu-
ton ut the present time il that the estimates
are 20 Tar advanced that the government Ia
able to promts&a surplus ef $4,000, 600, with
Which 1t iAtends to abolish the income tax
Nd relieve local taxation. Among the mat
ters likely TO come before Paslismeut are the
rc-adj ustment Of the eduealis nal Act. inn.
provement OF the local government and OF
|he land, game and liquor laws, and It prom
ses In large measure relief from the dulies
IN articles entering into general consump-
lon, and expresses hope for the speedy A.
Of the country ,Hith thorough
rancl,ise.
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ADnlNlsTRAT0R's NOTICE.
Estate Of Joseph Miller, deceaaed.

NOTICg u hereby given that letters Of .dmini,-
frobase Court u Gsllalln oounty- IeMi,osv Of
Moasaae % the nd day Of Decsnbey, a. i. iszI
~ cseditos Of, and all psrsons having claims
nl6t! then 9er allowance within one year nom
sas dase fsaid leters they may Re prsslae nom
exhibited within two years fom ~ dsts Of srast-
NE said !sseer., they shAll Be forever barred.
Oased OauasaA Csey, - r., ISecember q. ls7S
SfEPAeN ALIEN.
fublls AdDlAls&pe6e.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

THE Ohio Legislature, on the 18th
inst, reelected A. G. Thurman demo.
crat) United States Senator, both
Houses giving him . majority. Ex-
Governor Hayes was voted for by the
Republicans.
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Summons.

COUNT o. 6 sSs saT' ca Sa1ie'r
Charles W. Hoffman,
". H. Randall and H. Farm.
The people Of the Territory u Montana send,
greeting to W. II. Randall andH. Earris
You are hereby required to appear in an action
nrosenS against you ~ the above named plainti6.
N t0e Disfrice Court Of the FiIDe Judicial Disrif
o. me Territory Of Montana, In and for The c0nntv
o. GeIiatin and TO answer the complaint ille her.in
Within len deys, (exoluslge o. The day Of servsccH
amer the service on You Of tib sumnOus II servci
wtnn snis C09nty, or II served out Of this Counfv
bat IN this District, within twenty days, other1
said complaint.
The said action u brought to obtain decree for
ne foreclosure q certain NOR gage. bearing date
august tn, ISIS. executed by defendant w. n
Randall 70 plaintiff and one r. b. Pcase 10 secure
the payment OF certain pr0mssOry note Of even
oaee, executed by de:endent Randall TO plsinti6
and one ,. D. Pease, for the sum OF four 6undred
and d0llaEe with interest ct 2k pef cent
per month, and due ninety days after date.
And youare hereby notified ihaG IL you Gail 10 an
pear and answer 70 said complaint a. ahove g.
qalred, Ne plsiati1 will take Judgment ecsinst
you according to the pruyer Of said Complaint.
{ ~ Given under my hand and the seal ofs.id
SEAL I Court on this 36th day Of Decemb<r. n.
First Judicial District Court, Montana fssritorv.
kA01 COLEMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
= Uan9S nj
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CHICAGO. January ~.

CHICAGO, January ~.
A special to the Inter-Ocean from WASH
ington says: Senator Morton has prepared
q proposition as q substitute for NJ. Sher-
mans, which he intends to ofE4r in the form
Of resolution, instructing the Committee on
Finance to report bill authorizing such adj
Mtiena, bank currcnay - mey be suncIcnt to
~anaik,e the distribution Of national bank cur
rency among the Sta1ea upon the basis Of the
act Of 1865, and that In determining the
amount OF incr.a se necessary TO be appor-
toned among tie States. the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall look to the p pulatio", wealth,
and business interests Of the country as they
existed on January lst, 1874. The resolution
Eepeals that part of the acts OF 1870 which
provides tor taking $4,000. 600 from the
s ates haying an excess and giving 1t to those
having r.. s. than their quota.
Aspecial totAe Tribune says: The drafts
upon the legal tendel reserve have been quite
heavy "a late. 1t SPECIFICALLY stated that $751;
100000 were expended up to and Including
leaving but $l3.OOO,OOO unex-
pended.
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JUDGE M. r. WAITE, of Ohio, was
appointed by the President Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and unanimously confirmed
by the Senate.
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f19e1 00ve49 "
Wonderland is l2mo. book Of one hundred
ank fIlty pages, and twenty eae illustrations
on plate paper. The illustrations arc from
photographs, most Of them full psge and
very finely executed Those of Lower and
Upper Falls. Lake and Grand Canyon OF the
Yellowstone, Giantess, Giant aud Castle
Geysers are superb. and do credit TO the
book - well - the engrases. The book
contains. first. q full description Of the scene
~ and wonders Of the Yellowstone National
Park second. . Guide to and through it,
with minute detsils; ana, third, q Brief Cen
eral Description Of Montana Territory, kS
principal cities and towns. together with ~
account OF its mining. agricultural and stock
growing resources. OF the literary merits
Of The book the readers must judge for them
selves. Tie hook will also be sent by mail,
postage paid. to sny address, on receipt of
price. The edition OF cloth anj gilt Is lin
tied. therefore parties desiring this class Of
binding will apply early.
Address,
HARRY NORTON.
Virginia City. Montana.
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THE aggregate amount of premiums
paid ON pews at Beecher's church last
Thursday was S59, 40 besides the
regularly yearly rent.
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- pubhc dstt Of tie Unitetl
$50 Is about 10000 times greater
- Il was n. 1885, less than forty
yaess sgn
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The opening and development Of
Northern Wyoming is acknowledged
to be the only hope for our future here;
then why-not take hold of the matter
at once and take the first step neces-
sary to bring about the desired result
If our business men are in earnest let
them meet together and discuss the
several projects which are being ady0-
Gated, ono If which is the organization
Of a wagon and tOll.road company,
with the required capital to establish
q route to the head waters Of the Vel.
lowst0nc or the Montana line. Such q
company can be organized under the
laws Of this Territory and when 50
chartered could apply to the National
Government for protection of its rights
and property, with reasonable hope
that the Department of the Interior
would yield to the request, when sup
ported by the unanimous voice of the
people. The dilly- dallying policy of
waiting for something to turn up is
played out; we must take hold of the
plOw and turn up things ourselves, or
on fair day We will bcleft cut in the
cold entirely, by the proposed extern
sion Of the line Of the Union Pacific
railroad via Julesburg, Greeley, Evans
and the Cache Ia Poudre valley to
Laramie city.
We have been requested to invite oil
of our citizens interested in the estab-
lishment of a wagon and toll road from
this city to Bozcman, or Helena, Mon.
tana, to meet at the Office of the First !
National Bank, this evening at eight |
O'Clock. 1t is contemplated, we learn,
to organize a ll-rOad and transporta-
ton company, with capital Of $780,
600. This is beginning in the right
and we are glad to see some
Of our prominent business men active
in the organization of this company.
The meeting at the First National
Bank last evening was well attended,
md lively interest was manifested
y all III the important subject dis
,ussed. There were present Messrs.
Kent, Post, Kuykendall, Mclaughlin,
Haas, Converse, Coad, Murrin, Marks,
french, Eames, Hellman, Boughton,
Whitehead and Beary. After a long
discussion and without coming to q
[efinite conclusion as to the proper
tops to be taken in the establishment {
t a wagon road to Montana, the meet.
ng adjourned until eight o'clock this .
vening.
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4 Card iron Gaus 9 Klefn.

For the FIRST time since We established ouI
business In Helena, seven years ago. We ars
compelled to call upon those Indebted to u
% come forward Immediately and settle up.
In the great Dire that swept over Helena on
the 9TH instant. Ne Lost our ASe thsee-story
building snd stock oS clothing invoked It
$4,000. We have goods now On ei,s rod
from Cor,nne, and We will soon b open
again. But at present No need money. A
mans account may b small, but every little
helps. and We appeal to those oxing ~ to
come promptly forward and settle. We hold
many netes that are not quite due. II those
parties against whom tlsey ars drawn c5ald
anticipate the payments thereos, eucA Avoss
win b appreciated. Our oGlce q pceoent 4
at Holman 4 Bro.'s stOre.
GAINS &KLEtN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

In answer rany inquiries - to when
our "Wont md Illustrxtet' will be ready
f,r distribation and sale. the author has plea
sure in stating that the books are now as
Corinne, and will be Shipped up immediate
~. Soon after arrival they will be placed on
sale in the different book stores Of tho Ter
ritory vt the following prices:
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New York News.
NEW YORK. January -.


The Tribune says that nightly meetings Of
fnternati0nalists and .lscOntented working.
men ere being held on the east side # the
city. where they listen to infammatory
speeches, and in some cases companies Of
them are drilled by competent officers. At
one meeting speaker stated that they could
count on 5000 well drilled men. many Of
them attached to the German regiments in
the National Guard.
NEv YORK, January ..
Tic marriage Of the Duke of Edinburg
with the Russian Princess was recognized in
this city by the British and Russian COnsuls
BY unfurling the flags OF both nations In front
Of their Offices, and the shipping Of England
and Russia in the tarbor was tastefully drsped
with bunting aud banners.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30

Oven two AaadSed tons e nitro
glycerine have from hrst - last been
exploded in the HcuGc tunnel.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30
REPORT
81 The condition Of the
First ist!s,s! Bank

At BOzeman, in the Territory Of
Montana. at the close OF Bust.
ness, December 96, 1878.