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4 GREEN, Auctioneers.

III 1ON MAN a 0hhhNs Auctioneers.
Trustees SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
bEAI ESTATE on WEST SIDE or FIK~ Z
NlREET FAST, BETWEEN BAND & SOUTH.
CONSISTING UF NEW THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT 10 I2NIOO TO WIDE ALLEY
by yidue of deed II trust. dated December -
December 18th. 4 II 1876, and duly rec prded NJ
m Llher "" Nil f'lio IFS. one OF the land 60
ords Tor DstTCt of Columbia and guest uf PARTY
secuted thereby, will sell ~ public suction, in
front - the premises, on FRIDAY, July III. A. II
-, at clock Ia the following real estate ina
the city OF Washington 10 said District aud knosn
as parts IT Lots !, aud s., in square No 6l1. ac
CoidinC & Plat book OF PIT lot !, Of Law ant Car
roll subclN ison Of said square, beginning for the
same - feet 81 inches north from southeast corner
81 sald square, thence running north along said
sire ~ t-et inches thence west lhe feet public
alel; thence nth h feet inches. aud thence east
hoteet to place of beginning, together With the i'm
prov ments thereon.
Terms of tale: One third cash. Of which In must
be paid at time e sale AMI the balance in - ~ aud
j. months IN equal payments, 20 be secur d BY pur
chaser notes bearing per cent Interest from day
Of sale until paid and a deed OF trust on property
sold CCnyeyancing ard recording A. purchasers
cost. III terms Of sale not complied with in six
days after sale. Trustee the right resell
at risk and cost % purchaser in default.
VIM. r. HOLTZMAN. Trustee.
Jy3 dts 1921 street north west.
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2 Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer,

II Il. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
PRESSEO-BRICk Front DWELLING, No
1907 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated November IA
lst, A. D. lo72, duly recorded in Liber No. G95,
folio 4l2, one of the land records for District s
OF and at the request of the party secured
thereby. shall sell, at public auction, in front of
O'Clock p. IN, the following described real estate
situate IN the city of Washing on, d. c., to wit All
designated as Lot numbered four. A. in George b
Coburn's recorded subdivision of Square numbered
tw hundred and thirty seven, 81 >, together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-ifth in cash; and tho balance of one
two and three years with interest eight Der
per snnum secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, OF al cash, at option Of the purchaser de-
posit of lou required the time OF SALE and ali con-
veyancing at purch asers cost. Terms to be com.
piled with in seven days.
MOSES KELLY, Trustee
). l. CoLDWkLL, Salesman. jsl9-eokds
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TkESTtkr SALE OF BUILDING Lors COR
FEB MASSACHUSETTS, AyFNrE Ann n
AND STE STREETS NoRrHEmT

AND STE STREETS NoRrHEAsT
- ny rtrtue OF q deed of trust, dated pecember
Is, ise, recorded IN Liber No. s4j, folto 40 a l.
~ one OF TIE Ind records Of the Dis ict ~ -,
SoIumDla and NJ the ritten request of one - rh.
Esree thereby. shall offer Tor sal. A. mn
~. xucuon, IN front Of the PREMISE, on THIfR--
nlhf The IL day Of July, lT7. At q o'sIcck n M
thai certain piece OF parcel Of LAND living I'M IN
~ Washington. In the District ot Columbia spcxnn
nho atnaeulsh'd on the rlat OF plan Of said cf, -.
OF No l. m Square No. s95. This Tot has been .ub
dlNided into ten convenient building lpt. a. ner -
OF SUBDIVISION record IN the bee e The s1ryeycT
.ad District, hsvins fronts ran ns from IS a. N
ieet noe. exceeding 20 feet in pth and ali bavins
an alley In the rear The lot Sill b. sold sntire -
81 he time Of sale.
Terms q sale: One N ird 81 the purchase m nay 70
De Pald In cash; the balance in equal am unfs AZ
and IL months from fhe dsy % sale, the purcha..r
notes 10 he given tor the deferred payments hear p
interest from tie dsy Of sale at per cent per aD>
mum until pad, secured by deed or deeds OF trust m
the properly sold or all cash a. the option q tho
PuTehsser. A deposit Of : 90 will De- r.quireh on
The entie lot IS soSp A. the ope ~ {. ku"cscd OF
or, n sold by subdivision. : 70 each subdivi-top
The Trustee reserves the right Co ree the p-or ry
AZ the risk and cost Of the defauing pure haser after
hye days notice. IL the Of sale are not cora
Thod with within ave dsys from tn day Of sale All
convey arC ing aud recording ~ purchaser cost
JySeoSds Richard 7. NORSELL, Trustee.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORR H4RBOR.
FROM NEw YORK. FROM Nsw YORK.
Abyssinia. Med, July Il Abys+nia ,Wei., Aug. Is
.Russia...W ed, July rs Russia sees. W ed "A ug %
Algeria Wed, Aug. iAlgeria. Wed. Sept. S
Steamers do CARR steerage psssen gers
RATE OF PAssAGE:-Caoin, So, 800 AMI ) l33,
gold, according to accommodation. Ticket to Paris,
SIS gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable
terms.
Storage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at
very low rates Through bills of landing given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, Antwerp and other ports
the Continent AID for Mediterr anean ports. For
freight and passage Apply at the Company office,
No. Bowling Green; OF both Storage and cabin,
jan2s-ly CHAS. G.. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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nOWMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneers,
IL 4l1 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTAIE ON sTODOART STREET,

TRuSTEEssALEO OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
E ZEAL ESTAN 0E sToDDARr STREET,
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me. hearing II
date on the 18th day Of February, 1859, and i:.
recorded in Liber and Il, No, s, folio IA, Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia, and
at request Of the party thereby secured Will sell
public auction, In front Of the premises, on TUES.
DAY, July 10Th, 1877, at 5h O'Clock p. m, all that
the same at a point the north lns Of stOddart
street $50 feet inches from the northwest corner OF
Washington and Stoddart streets, and running
thence west with said line OF street IS feet
dart street l feet; thence east and parallel with
stoddart street IS feet inches; and thence in Q
straight line to the point Of beginning, together
with the Improvements, consisting Of u large brick
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, th intere: to be seen red BY deed
OF SALE Convey ancing at cost Of purchaser. II
Cf sale not complied with in five days, the
Trustee reserves the right 70 resell ct cost and riak
jsss eoSds j. CARTER nARBURY, Trustee.
PROPERTY
AT THE SroNR CUTTING YARDS OF TEE WKsTHAM
GRANITE COMPANY, IN TEE Town OF MANcHIs.
THE PROPERTY consists OF part OF the
Office furniture, and the entire stock Of miscel-
tutins the complete outfit for three hundred Granite
snsns s
Quantity Of Ga steel, &c, and mali steam enSise
with upright boiler complete.
The hole e Be sold IN lots to suit 70 the highest
9IrH DAYo july, 1871. ct o'clock +. m:
signed at Washington D. O. rHos. L. oasrY.
je2s6t
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SEA-SIDE READING.
- Oriental Religions, China; johnson; IS.
Problems of Life and Mind; Vol. 3; Lewes: S3
Art Education ppliet to Industry; Nichols; "a.
Blue aud Red Light; DR.; Pancoati 50,
Mythology Of Greece and z HE; Bianchi: al51
Lilo and Speeches of Daniel Webster; Smueker
SIG. After Many Days Christian Reid; 81.
A Woman Ha:er; CHARLES l. ale; 75c.
The American Senatorial Ithony Trollo pc; Soc
Castle St. angelo, being additional chapters to Roba
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Marquis of LOssie; Macdonald; 75c.
Virgin Soil; Turgenieff, 81 ..
In Char ged Unchanged Vilare 81 Is.
Lola: Grifiths; 81 Is.
Poet ard Merchant; Auerbach; Sl25.
The last four being volumes of the famous Leisure
SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN,
ieX
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CU n A r D LIN K.

NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances of col
sion, the steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the OUT ward passage from Queenstown TO New
York Boston, crossing meridian Of 80 at - lat
nothing 10 the north of s3
On the hOmeward passage crossing the meridian of
80 at ~ lat, or nothing TO the north of AZ.
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lMPORTANT TO TAX-PAYERsI
Property are legally entitled 10 allowances
for OLD MATERIAL removed or reused in the i'm.
provement Of streets, for WORK DOME ct their own
expense, and to rebate OF tai assessed for CHURCH
PROPERTY, etc. TAXPAYERS win ind 1t ad-
vantseeous 70 ne claims Of this character az ainst
the District government, through
WILLIAM DICKSON,
elm SIS It'll street, OPP. Post Once deDt,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

FOR PUTUMAC RIV Elk la MINUS.
St.amer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
B; WoOD, leaves her " harf, foot of -
oh street, three times q week EG-S
Tuesdays at O'Clock a.. m. for Gone
river; Thurdays at . O'Clock m. for Currioman
and LfOnardtown; Saturdays at = O'Clock 3. m. for
Curri0man and Leonsr itown.
On and after July 10th, will leave Washing ton for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at 2 O'Clock, arriving at
Piney Point at O'Clock p returning, will leave
the Point Wednesday morning. Fare, round trip,
II 80; single fare. 81
For further information apply at the Office over
Metropolitan Bank, Knoxs Elk press Office, at the
Campany 3 Wharf foot of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application at Knox's Ex-
press Office. SAMUEL BACON, Prest.
b. J. ACOINELLY, Agent
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IN ORDER TO MAKE ALTERATIONS IN NV
STORE HAVE DE rEkMINEU 10 CLOSE OUT
MY ENTITY STOCK AT AN IMMENSE RE
DUCT1ON In PRICES.
Wooden Dress GOod- less than cost.
Iavns ard Percales at cost
Black and COOrtd Silks less than hOesale prices.
Lack shawls AID Sacques at nall price.
EmbrOideries and Lace at grear redIcti1ns.
Special bargains are offered in Towels, Napkins,
Linens, Flanuels. &c.
81 Coll and sJaf1iHs ON st0sk before pt-ehdslns
slsstriye. srsry ayfleis tCiH PoSifrsly be sold
sCifdOEf
CONNOLLY'S, COS Ninth street,
je2Su Opposite Patent ONCE.
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sALE OF HAY SCALES AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY, July 9th, l577, at their re- r.
spective locations, shall offer. for cash, to y.
the highest bidder, the exclusive right audSn69
privilege OF using the several District Scales until
the 10Th day OF Juy 1875 for the pur of wei oh
ing Hay, Straw, Fodder, Oats in the Straw and Live
STOCK. at the following places and times:
NO. i, situated opposite Post Ofice, Uniontown,
ID. C., at 1890 O'Clock m.
No. =, sitnated on 9Th street southeast, between
street and Georgia avenue, Navy ard, ut IL o'clk
a
No. 3, situated ct the corner OF 10th street and
Louisiana avenue northwest, at ll3O O'Clock
q m.
No 4, situated in the yard of the Tyson III onse
corner of 9Th and streets northwest at IL ocI m
No. ,, situated on High ST. eel, near Canal GEORGE
tov IN, ID. c., at I O'Clock D. m.
No D. situated at the intersection of It'll and lth
new TONI
Parties purchasing will he required 10 comply
with the provisions of the act approved June 3Oth
ls'2, and entitled An act regulating sale Of Hay,
&c.
Scales No 3 will be moved to some point i, the
street to be designated by the Engineer Of D. c if
desired by the purchaser.
By order of the Commissioners Of D. G.
Il. L. HOXIE
Lieut.. Engineers, q 5. A, Engineer of D. C.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. le2l-st1 81
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

The steamers Of this Company will sail every Sat-
turday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third >eSnk
street, III Oboken. Rates of passage: From sSSG0S
New York TO Southampton, London, S1611h
Hayre and Bremen, first cabin, 100; second cabin,
500 gold; steerase, $50 currency. For freight or
passsge apply to OELRICH5 B Co,
mart 6m Bowling Green, New York
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The N0nGdrf's Vienna dispatch states tJ,.s
The Servian Skuptschina has held several
lccret siitings The peace party has the up
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DRY GOODS.
A COST FOR CASH.

HpusekeepinC goods Of al kirds: Tsbla u 'mfsks,
Napkins, Towels, Sheefiu.-~. oui's. ttca Curtains,
sc. MITCHELL AARTiN.
DrSss Coos q all kind--Linen Laans. Organ
dies French Nan-ooks a q Nu-ilns, AID f1gured
Sviss MITCHELL MARTIN.
Black Grenadines, IS cents % 81 IS, Figured aid
and Dsms.k Grenadine-- both black and cnlored,
: 80 "a s. 20 MITCHELL MARTIN.
Linen and Cambria Sut-, White Suits, Linen
listers. and large STICK 80 La3ieS Midway
MITCHELL MARTIN.
The entire Stock. which il the most varied and
attractive in the city, At COSr FOR CASH.
Great bargains can be obtained.
MITCHELL q MARTIN,
Successors TO John T. Mitchell,l
Jy7& 931 Pennsylyania avenue.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF A
~ SEASONABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
Owing 10 tie expiration Of our lease, and the
store & be torn down and rebuilt, our entire
stock viii be closed out st GRE Ally REDUCED
PRICES, many ~ less THAI Cost for Cash Only;
commencing MONDAY MORNING and Continue
Tor 81 days We deem II unnec esary TO enumerate
articles but Sufficient to that the stock IL all
and desirable Sumner, Spring and Winter
Goods, adspted 70 the general ants ~ families to
a. business the stock ust and W al be sold.
eS-And all articles warranted to prove As repre-
scented, At
Jesn eotr No Sol cor. sth It and Market Space.
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I UTTRELL & WINE
WILL SELL At COST POR 30 DAYS
AND FOR CASH ONLY,
THEIR ENTIBE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Our stock il very large, and consists in part Of
silks, Cloth, Grenadines. DOeskin.
BCmbaZine. Cashmere, famise.
Linen for men and boys, Henrietta Cloth,
Linen Duck, MOhairs. Linen Drills,
Alpara-. Mems Shirts and Drawers,
Bunting, Mems UDeershirts,
Lawns, Gloves, Collars, and Cuffs.
Victoria Lawns Hosiery of all kinds.
Linen Lawns, Hamburg Edge ant Inserting,
Swiss Lawns. PArasOl$ and Umbrellas,
French Muslin, Shseung Cotton, all widths,
French Orgsndy CalicOes.
Nansook, plain and check; Ticking,
Masslie Flannels, Tarletan, Bed spreads,
Pique, Oil Cloths for Table and Floor,
PeTcale, n atIiDg, Ladies Vests &c, &c,
These are = few Of the articles contained in our
immense stock.
An inspection will convince you tina: we mean
vhstv say.
- We trfsh ~ 10 BE- distinctly undsrNood that all
goods 20 be chGTgsd tciH Be SOLD AT Reg UL4R
PRICES.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania Avenue,
jeNzv Corner 10th street.
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sTFAMERS FOR NEW WORK

STHAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and z. G. KNIGHT
will leave New York at 4 O'Clock IN. >A<AnS
every Saturday, Georgetown every Mon 1E4E3R
day at O'Clock p m, and Alexandria -
every Monday at O'Clock .. m.
Freights taken At lowest rates. For information
apply II Once Metropolitan Bank 18th street,
or to X p. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
ANIL President
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I EIGH BROS. q PHELPS, Auct's corner o
IL Water street and Roano Ike avenue, Norfolk. Va

THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
TN: Salnse b.. work will Be sed at public auction
auction house Of Leigh Bros. Phelps, at
IL O'CLOCK M, ON THURSDAY, THE 9Th
DAY OF AUGUST, 1877,
under and BY virtue Of two several deeds of trust ex
ecgted by the said company the LIST day of July,
ls6. and the 10th day Of February, 1862 to secure
Srrtsln bondholders therein enioned. This canal
is ~ miles long and forty feet vide, with stage
CONSTRUCTOR The United States and state Of yir
view to its national and commerce al facilities. It
forms an important link in the chain of inland ater
communicate betw cen the North and South, and
more especially opens the trade Of the North 6aro
lima Sounds and the rivers emptying therein, to the
Northern markets, via Norfolk. It's advantages e.
81 safe and short route in war In peace, and with
bold, naviRsbe rivers, connecting with its northern
and southern termni, render it. In its admirable To-
cation and prospects, one Of the most valuable
some improvements e evelop its full capacity for
TO carry out is pur pose and meet its enRsRements
renders . change Of Ownership desirable AZ we'll ~
necessary. For further informatio apply 70 w b.
RO0ER6, ESQ, President, or to
JAMES OORNICK,)
O. W. NEWTON, Trusteea,
w. H. O. ELLIS,
LEIGH BROS. q PHELPS, Aucts. my9-Sm
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REDUCED PRICES.
All OF our
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
HAVE BEEN
MARKED DOWN
TO SUCH FIGURES As WILL INSURE THEIR
READY SALE.
Persons IN search Of BARGAIHS are invited to
Inspect stock.
~Oss Pricl Only.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AyRNUE,
ebt Corner Ninth street.
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1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYL VANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQuipnent,
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-Daily. Other trains daily, except Sunday.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

DAM AGING A PRINTING
PRESS.

The Darkest Crime on record, ever per.
petrated in Walla Walla since inhabited
by civilized nation, was committed
last Sunday night by robbpg the Watch.
man Office of essential and important
pieces out of its two presses, rendering
the same thereby perfectly useless.
Two individuals are strongly suspicioned
BY the public, aud although We are un-
able to say who done it, yet we are sat
is6ed that neither Of the suspected part
les ire not above suspicion under the
circumstances. Hanging would be none
too good for the corrupt wretch, who
dared to enter mans Office or place of
business and cowsrdly and maiioicusly
destroy his property aud the means Of
his living. The villain who done the
deed is a villain above ground and will
be villain still, when he sinks beneath
the sod Waterman.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

Many persons, doubtless do not know
why the 4th Of March was fixed upor
for the Inauguration Of the President ol
the United States. A good rcsson, how
ever, can be given, aud that is, that this
day seldom occurred on Sunday. But
twice during our history has the inau.
gurstion fallen on that day. The first
was the second inaugural of James
Monroe, the eth President, March 4,
1921. The second was when Zachary
Taylor was made President, March 4,
lS40. Being Sunday, his inaugura.
ton did not take place till the next day.
The third is the Inauguration Of this
year. This will happen three times
during each century, or one year after
every seven leap years. Except when
passing from one century to another,
there is slight variation as will be OBJ
served in the following dates Of the past
and future inaueurations. Of tn. 6rst
two centuries of the Republic:
March 4.........~ls2l March 4..........lal7
March 4....."..l849 March 4.........l94e
March 4.........ls77 March 1879
Oregonian.
With the above our calculation does
not t.lley. The Inauguration days Of
the present century are matter Of his.
tory and the Oregoninn could not a.
void being correct. But for the next
century it is in error. Inauguration
day came three times on Sunday the
present century. If the government
stands without change it will come four
times during the next century on Sun.
day to wit: In 1905, 1888, 1861, and
1889. The 4th of March occurs On
Sunday fourteen times between 1900
and 1900, and fifteen times between
1900 and 5000, as follows:
1904, 1910, 1921, 1927, 1882, 1888,
lS49, 1855, 1860, 1868, 1877, 1888,
1888, 1894, 1905, 1911, 1916, 1922.
1888, 1889, 1914, 1850, 1861, 1867,
1912, 1878, 1889, 1895, 1000.
By carefully observing the above fg-
ures it will be seen that the intervals of
6, II, 6, s, years repeat with regularity
in order from 1904 through the series,
and inauguration day will come on Sun.
day every % years through both cen.
Luries.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

Your Duty Young man don't waste
your time in complaining that tho world
owes you . living, but pull of your coat,
Aax about, and take the debt out Of the
vorld'e hide 20 to vosk on = miBS.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

/
I
The first experiment was made With
the telephone before IN audience Of 500
persons between Boston aud Salem
Mass. the audience witnessing in Salem.
The following is the account Of tho OK.
hibition:
An intermittent current was 6rst
sent from Boston BY Thomas A. Wat.
son, Professor Bells associate. This
caused noise very similar 10 horn
from the telephone. The Morsa tele-
graph alphabet was then sent BY must.
cal sounds, and could be heard through
out the hall. The audience burst into
loud applause at this experiment. A
telephone organ was then put iu cpets.
ton in Boston. "Should Aud A.
quaintance b Forgot" aud yankee
Doodle" were readily heard through
the hall and heartily recognized. At
this point Professor Bell then explained
how he learned to
TRANsM1r ran TONE or TaE nuMAN
VOICE,
and paid = grateful tribute to Mr..
Watson. Professor Bell asked Mr..
Watson for song, and "Auld Lang
Syne" came from the tnouthpiec, Of The
instrument almost before his words were
ended. He was then asked to speak
the audience. He expressed himself a
having moro confidence eighteen mica
away than if he were present. His
speech was A. follows: Ladies and
gentlemen--.lt gives me great pleasure
to be able to address you this evening,
although | am in Boston and you ia
Salem" This could be heard thirty.
Ave feet distant--.that is oil over the
ball, and brought down the house with
applause. A system Of ing Was
then carried on. aud Mr.. Watson was
asked if he beard the applause. The
the answer was II was not listening;
try again" The applause was given
and its receipt.
At ONCE AcKNowLEDoED IN BOSTON.
Coughing and singing were then
heard, aud variety Of questions were
then asked from the Salem end, and
among them, "What news from the
electoral commission ?" Followed by
the distinct answer Of II don't know
any," But the news came feeting A.
long that the engineers of the Boston
aud Maine railroad had struck. Gen.
eral Co2swell asked if trains were run
ming. The answer was clear and dis.
tinct that they were not ut $50 O'Clock.
Professor Bell introduced the Rev.
D. c. Bolles, who said: II shake
hands with you cordially in imagination
twenty miles away" The Rev. E. s.
asked. docs it rain ?" ut
does not in Boston," was Mr.. Watson's
Professor Gage, the electrician,
hen spoke through the telephone. ca
1cavoring to have his voice recognized.
This could not be done, a. Mr.. Watson
vas not familiar with the voice. Mr.
shaje Zsawa was recognized, Mr.. Wat
ION being perfectly familiar with his
ones. One Of the assistants in Boston
hen said that "Hold the Fort" would
,e sung in Boston. and the tune which
followed was readily recognised.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

A number Of gentlemen, residents Of
the Pacific Cssst, havs formsd = CON-
pany With espital Of $40, 900, 900 gold
coin, to get out lumber in Alaska for
ship building and other purposes.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

VOLUNTEER OPINIoN.-The Watch.
man says We fear that the long talked
Of boat Of Capt. Stump's will eventually
prove . delusion.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17

Anything may become nature to man
the rare thing 10 to 6nd = nature that
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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-17
ORC FINO
EXPRESS.
BY
DUMWELL 4 SON.

CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND PASSEN.
T. gers to and from Lewiston and Pierce
City, transxcting business with WELLS,
FARGO 4 CO.'S. Express, leaving
Lewiston on Monday and arriving at Pierce
"i,y on Wednesday. leaving Pierce City on
Thursday and arriving At Lswis.oa on satus-
day Of each week LIT