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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ L w ID o KS.

NJ Il w B 90 KS.
Walks in London, by Augustus Hare. Beauty
for Ashes, by DIR. Dickson. The King in His
Beauty, by DIR. Newton. Kingdom of Israel bg
the author OF Wide-Wide World. Voyage OF the
PGPer Canoe from Quebec to the Gulf OF Mexico,
by Bishop.
Az the latest publications received as soon as
published, at
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NOTICE TO CONGRESS HALL BONDHOLD-
To the holders of Bonds, the payment of which is
HALL, at Cape My City, Jew Jersey, made by
Jacob F. Cake and wife to Edward G. Knight,
Charles A. Sparks and Thomas II. Whitnay, Trus-
tees. bearing date the 18th day of September, A.
d. 1869:
BY virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, made on the 26th day of March last
past, in case (fOr the foreclosure of said mort
gage) wherein said Trustees are COMPLIMENTS and
Jacob F. Cake ct al, are defendants, you and each
of you. are hereby notified to produce before me-
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of May next. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, at my Office
northeast corner Of Front and Market streets, Cam
den, New Jersey. the coupons or interest warrants
representing the interest due upon each OF said
Bonds. SO that may ascertain and report to said
court the amount of interest due upon each of said
bonds.
Dated April 10th. 1878.
CHARLES p. STRATON,
Master in Chancery,
ap17-m. Whilst Camden, New JERSEY,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ENOR SALE AND EXCHANGE,
Il By THOS, j. BROWN LeDroit Building.
!2r. bh., MIST. S. 900 7r. bib, 18th ST. 80 $50
lsr. b;h., st.. 100 6r. b.h;, 9Th ST.. 2 500
7r. b.. RI. av.. 5000 n. h.. st. NV. $50
Large br. h., with LOT 42x93, 9Th st ....... 5000
r. h. on corner lot, 4Sx9O ST .,,........ g S25
b, 9th st. lot 25x1O0, fine location go
superb lot on ave., near 14th, only soc. pr It.
VIII exchange for smaller property the equities
In several attractive residences northwest. instr
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EDUCATIONAL.

MAPLEW0OD INSTITUTE, CoNCoRp-
~ VILE, PA.-Boys, $50 per quarter; GATls,
ward College. Instructors first class
feh22-1y j. SHORTLIDGE, A. Prin
lanes CORRIpON. Professor Of Penman-
- ship, st. Cloud Building, 9th and r. Writing
Bookkeeping and Short-h md taught In short and
easy courses OF lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and at
SCHOOLS. je4 1ys
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month a bul-
letn OF all property for sale and rent on my hooks
which can be had on apple alton at my Office Or
Will be sent BY mail If desired.
auction Sales
On SATURDAY. May 4th at d. M, new frame
House, corner and New Hampshire ave,
$500, 81, 800. $3.50, at 8 per cent. my1-tr
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
IL WIN. Z. BURFORD, 7O8 e street,

For Sdle
TWo-story press Brick and Back Butldinp 8
rooms, modern Improvements; lot 2Ox125 to an
ailey; sltua lon northwest; for 81, 8OO-$AO cash
taance IN three years at per cent, or In monthly
Also, three newly finished two-story press-brick
Houses IN northwest section Of city. with Z room
ana modern Improvements, for ~, 600, on easy
terms. WV!
l ALSO have some great bargains in large hand
some property In part payment. Several eleganI
Lots centrally located at reduced prices.
To Loan.
have $40, 600 in sums to suit at per cent also
$o,UOo In one or TWO sums at per cent. apis
TOR RENT-Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
Il Park, all modern conveniences eight fine
rooms; rs. Also. Nos. 81, Is and Is K st. NE,
ten rooms; $26 each.
Apply at BIRNEY's Law Once, Room 81.
LeDroit Building, st., or at % K st. ne.
Any OF the above will be sold on long time and
monthly payments. ap13-1m"
Tor RENT-By WIN. Il. MAIN & Co.
u Real Estate Agents, 125 Pa ave NV
No. Ii LIST st. Me-. IL rooms, mod imps -. $50
S-story and base. Dr., 3c4 E. Capitol nj, Tor As
No. ll6 4th st, D.e., mod. imps ............., Is
Nc. I'll n st. NV, IL rooms, mod. imps. ..... 35
No. 333 Va. ave. s.w., rooms, mod. imps. -, Is
COZ ~ and T SITS. s w., mod. impS. .... ..,,, %
NO 70 ID st. n. w., rooms. ...........,, 25
GOOD store on Pennsylvania avenue. .....,.,,, 20
NO. go Md. ave., q. e., rOOmS..... ........, 18
s Br,ck Houses In Sherman avenue, each. .... SH
apo I'm ~
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Average strorn Daily Circulation orer
15,6OO-bein0 q much larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
city added together.
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.ARDWARE NOTICE.

III
The firm of ]. w. KENNEDY & co. has been
dissolved by the retirement of Juo. e. Kendall
The undersigned will continue the business, for hi
avenue under fse n,a st1 ~
20. JNO. W. KENNEDY.
Those indebted to the old firm will please settle
Is possible. myI-Sts
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can te
- consulted every Wednesday and Saturday n his
Omcr, vi st, between 9th and 10Th, from To q
Pm, on an diseases Of the Urinary Organs And
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal WeaS
cay, Nervous Trembling. Palpitation of the Heart
pmnsss OF Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C.,
manhood, and early fndiscretions. Gonorrhsan
strictures and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. r. iss
spec. practices endorsed by tie leading phTsic.n n
OF tbs city, visits Washington every Xednesdav
ment for any Of the above diseases viii ind IL 10
tneI lnLereet 10 cal upon him, who viii ipsure
nonOraoie ana scientific treatment, and a cure
guaranteed In every case he undertakes viii refer
ms patrons 20 any OF the leading physicians Of Bal
ssme. Call or address as above, or to io South
Eutaw street, Baltimore, mar4aiv
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" Is, ct A, STRAUSS, apS0
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lizard TIMES.-Purchasers. IL you want TO
Ii save money, look at the 80 Suit, at
ar30 A. STRAUS'.
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TOR SALE-From to 15 acr es OF LAND IL
beautiful stu alton; fruit trees forest trees And
water on the place; 10 minutes walk from the rail-
go Center Market, or on the place. anio-1m'
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MEDICAL. &c.

A iTROLOGIST.-Mrs. DIR. ELLIS. sos Penn.
. sytva ran avenue IL you would know the truth
m. to pm. a SoiH
SATlsFACTlON''-A positive cure and ceT
3. ~ ain preventive OF unpleasant consequences
1lS ~ St., corner Penna. ave. ana I'M
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&S s D0Fs d saSEs
&C. 623 It'll treetfourhwest, offers great bargains.
He pays tho highest prices In CASH Tor the several
20. nov6-6
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d. RSONS WHO ARE COMPELLED TO r.
4 main In he city during the warm weather, win
find choice ROOMS, with board, and delightful
summer residence, No. 1900, cor. Of r and 18Th
SITS. Miss BORUtEY apIo Ims
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pEGISTER's EMINENT
Ii Cures Rheumatism Neuralpia Headache an,
aH sores pains, injuries, &c. It never fails. Try
": 300 by druggtsts. Is and 60 cents, STOTT &
Cn0M " LII, $50 Pennsylvania avenue Agents
IoI w 1onIilsCon. ap16-m, y. r. GIN
he LEON, The Oldest Established and only
- reliable Ladies' Physician in the City, can 6e
CONSUMER every Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur-
Gay at No; sos H st. NV, from TO o'cioct
Al Female Complaints quickly cured. Once AND
n.sloence, monroe ST. Baltimore. novl4-1y
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T OST-Retween the corner of ~ b and sis,
IL land and Market Space, on Penn. @&@
framed Pebble EYEGLASSES. A
liberal rev ard II returned to 1852 G st, NV, Its
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Capitalists from New York.

Messrs. l.. q. Abbott and J. l.. Brown
arrived here from Elmira, New York,
last Friday. They are heavy CAPT.
talists and are here for the purpose OF
examining the quartz mines and pur-
chasing, if they find any that suits
them. They made call on this Office
last Sunday. They left, in company
with Mr.. James Monroe, on that day,
for Fall creek to exame the mines in
that section. Mr.. Abbott is an old
miner, and good judge of quartz
just tie kind Of man to let our rich
resources be known abroad. They
will return to this city in three or
four days, when we will, we hope, be
able to give their opinion Of the quartz
of this section of Idaho.
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The Ebenezer Uncovered.

The Danskin Brothers, while piping
10 their placer claim on Canyon creek,
a lew days ago, uncovered the Ebene
zeF ledge four hundred Iect from the
company's works, at which point it
Is large, looks splendid and prospects
we'll 1t is now proven that this mine
Is not only rich, but very extensive.
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THE MILITARY WAGON ROAD.

Mr.. Joel Richardson says the dis.
tance from Banner to Salmon City is
only ITO miles by the route the road
would take. The rlute mentioned
heretofore in this paper he considers
practible. lie says to luild a wagon
road Ivy way Of Alta TIA is an iupossi-
bility at ans thing like reasonable
expense. lie says should the road be
constructed over the Banner route it
would open up several rich and ex-
tensive quartz districts, as many
lodges that are good cannot be worked,
owing to the heavy expense of pack
ing on animals. A road would cause
the mines to attract more attention
and machinery for reducing the orc
at home could be taken in. Another
argument in favor Of road by Ban
ner is that mail matter from this sec.
ton of Idaho is three weeks in reach
ing Yankee Fork, which is only two
or three days travel from here by the
proposed route, over which Mr.. Rich.
ardson came on horseback. He passed
over patch of snow between Cape
Horn and Dead Man canyon. Tie rest
of the trail was bare. We learn from
old mountaineers that that section
could easily be avoided by the road.
Some person well acquainted with the
country ought to meet the Govern
mcnt officer at Salmon City and pilot
him over the route.
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LRMHI COUNTY ITEMS.

Mr.. Joel Richardson, an old resi-
dent of Lemhi county, arrived here
from Yankee Fork yesterday. To
him we are indebted for the following
items:
Norton & Co. tapped the Charles
Dickens ledge at depth of $50 feet
below the surface during the winter
with tunnel $50 feet long. The mine
is looking splendid, and the ore being
taken out Of it is very rich Mr..
Norton is on his way back from the
East, where he spent the winter, with
machinery for three arastra beds. He
will arrive in few days.
Morrison & Esters are building,
arastras to work ore from the Charles
Wayne; and Chris Moler is building
one to work rock from the Continen-
tai. The machinery for them is on
the road from the East.
Ore has been shipped to Salt Lake
from the Charles Dickens, Custer, Tn.
known, Daniel O'Conner, Charles
Wayne, Montana and Hidden Treas
ure mines, at an expense Of $3.50 per
ton, and paid handsomely above this
enormous expense.
John Morrison struck rich ore in
the Pilot mine last winter. lie in
tends erecting 5stamp mill this sum
mer. He is working his placer mines
extensively. They have been worked
during the last five years and yielded
handsomely.
The packtrain belonging to Boggs,
Shoup Il Briggs arrived from Co
rinne on the 10Th instant with mer.
chandise. Three other trains arrived
on or about the Goth, and returned to
Salmon City with ore from the Tn
known mine, which will be shipped
from there to Salt Lake by teams and
rail.
The winter was mild throughout
Lemhi county.
Mr. Richardson advises men with,
out means not to 60 to Yankee Fork,
as they cannot find employment.
There are only about one hundred and
twenty-five men there now, and one
hundred are idle Mine owners can
extract rock without hired help faster
than they can get it shipped.
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Sneak On.

The Salesman, not having any ar
gunents against the WORLD nc
cuSes it of having a power behind the
throne, man vino does anything for
revenge, and can never forget the
past. Speak ont and tell us who it is.
or we brand you as Il vililier and self
convicted faIsilier. Out with it.
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Road to Atlanta.

work has been commenced on the
wagon road from Rocky Bar to Allan.
a. We are glad that the people are
Ocslnnlng TO realize that good wagon
i : Will hasten the development Of
''e country. When the one now be-
Jug constructed is completed, giving
A''all'a an outlet to the railroad, and
another from Banner, connecting them
:! snort route with Boise and Ada
COUNTIES more attention will be paid
u 'ne rich mines of Alturas. When
- "e', H good mine passes into the hands
- - california !. capitalists, the growth
a. .toa s1at rich county will be rapid and
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Notice

a. Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PITE
IN suance Of All order of the Probate Court r
Boise county. Idaho Territory, made on the 2otil
day OF May, 1878, in the matter OF the estate of Is
Z. Bretai deceased, the undersigned, the admins
traitor OF the said estate, will sell at public auction
or private sale to the highest bidder. for cash alu
subject to confirmation said Probate Court OF
Monday, the 18th day OF June, 1878, at y o'cloeK
NJ at the Probate Court room in Idaho City, Boiss.
county Idaho Territory, all the right, title and IL
terest that the said estate has by operation law
or otherwise, acquired other than in addition to
That OF the said E. l.. Bretall at the time of hi.
death, IN and to all that certain quartz ledge anss
placer mining ground situate. lying nd being 81.
Rabbit creek. in Boise county. Idaho TERRITORY
and bounded and described as follows to-wit: TIL
undivided one-half interest Of in and to that Ger.
tain quartz ledge known az the Rabbit Greek Quartz
Ledge. being fifteen hundred feet in length and To-
Gated by T. L Bretal and .. Frenette.
Also the undivided one-half of the placer mining
ground on Rabbit creek aforesaid owned BY J.
Frenette and this estate being twelve hundred feet
in length. more or less and extending on eacj.
side from the center OF the one hundred feet
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash. one half Of
the purchase money to be paid 70 administrator OH
the day Of sale. balance confirmation Of sale Ii.
said Probate Court. Deed at expense OF purchaser
j. p. SWIM.
administrator OF estate of T. /. Ireta deceased
IDAHO CRY. May a. lS7S-3w.
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Pettengill's Newspaper Directory for 1878

We have received the above named
directory for this year. It is a com
plete aud invaluable book for advcr-
tisers. From 5000 in 1871 the news
papers of America have increased to
S,133 in 1878, and here we have them
arranged in lines by States, brigaded
by counties, marshalled in divisions by
geographical sections, and detailed by
classes for special work, in a manner
that commands admiration.
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In Jail for Stealing Ore.

p Rock and A. Comerse were ar
! l''eu last Saturday, at Boise City,
. ). with stealing specimens from
~ my 70 time during the last year from
~ uold Hill mine, at Quartzburg.
lucy were leaving the country, and
followed by Sheriff Stewart, who
= NC 'ne arrest. Comerse acknowl-
! Seu 10 having stolen ore from which
a.. obtained sl,542. Rock plead inno-
a., The bonds Of the former were
!, s ~ at $4,000, and the latter at
,ra 'oVV' Failing TO give them they
- >, sent to Jail to await the action
'ae Grand Jury.
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Petition For a Mail Route.

4 petition has been circulated here
and at Boise City for the much need
ed mail route to Yankee Fork via Ban
ner. 1t was signed by all who saw
it. We hope It's just request will be
granted.
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LETTER FROM ADA COUNTY.
BoIsE Cry, MAY %, 1878.


BoIsE Cry, May %, 1878.
ED WoRLD: After a few showery
days, we again have warm weather
most too warm during the heat Of the
day to be comfortable, though tile
mornings and evening are easant.
and Indications so to show continu-
alton Of it for some days to come.
Tie showers during tie first days
Of the week forced the Athletic Club
to postpone their picnic until next
Tuesday. Everything promises a
pleasant day, and the young folks are
Juhilant over the prospects Of having
an enjoyable time The programme
certainly promises something inter-
esting.
That dreaded disease, dipthcria, has
not yet entirely disappeared from our
midst Every few days new victim
is forced to succumb to it, either in ii
mild or severe form. The latest one
is IN the family Of Judge a. Smith,
whose little son is very dangerously
i'll.
Among The improvements going ON,
and there are quite a number in vari-
Gus parts of the city, we notice that
Capt. JAS Griffin has laid the founda
ton for fine residence that he is
aboutsto erect on the halfblock lin the
northwestern part of town. lately IN
closed by one of the most substantial
fences in the city. The Captain and
other citizens having received permits
sion from the County Commissioners
10 remove the high board fence en-
closing the county block, which fronts
his own and JAS Mallaney's property,
thereby shutting out view OF por-
ton of the city, have done so and re-
placed the same Hith neat and sub
stantial fence of three railing, which
adds greatly TO the appearance of this
square, even If il is naught but "a
sand-plot.
Mr.. Eastman, OF the Overland, is al
So making an Improvement on his no.
tel in the shape of large brick kitch-
en-, which is rapidly nearing compile
ton under the hands of your former
townsman, Mr.. John Wallace. When
finished it will be two stories high.
tie lower story serving as n kitchen,
ware.rooms, etc, and the upper viii
be divided into elegant bed chambers.
Mr. Daniel Lands has enlarged his
sash and door factory; is covering the
board roof with heavy sheet iron.
The VI. 4. Church building is being
enclosed by neat little pailing fence,
which will improve lis appearance
greatly.
Petty the!ts are becoming quite
common. Several houses have been
broken into lately, and valnablcs car.
ricd off,
Currants and geese" berries are
inst coming into market. Potatoes
are very scarce What few there arc
in The market sell for and 81 cents
per pound.
Citizens are to meet tonight to take
steps towards celebrating the Fourth
of July in patriotic style.
I. SouIBs.
Capitalists from New York.
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Surveyor General Appointed.

William H. Chandler, OF Illinois,
has been nominated for Surveyor Gen
eral of Idaho. 1t is beginning to
look as though President Hayes is go
Ing TO give us an entire new set of
Federal officials.
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LOCAL News
Passenger and Freight Line.

,Iessrs. Chas Magee and Nj. H..
rpmpner will soon start passenger
md freight line from here to Banner,
and packtrain from there to Yankee
ForE.
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Improvement at the Luna House.

Matt Luney keeps up with the
times in improvements. The last
he done was the charging and fitting
up in beautiful style the sitting room
Of bis popular hotel.
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Spefiai agptifes.
"a CARD.

To all who are suffering from tie error
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, DC, /
will sena recipe That will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This greatrelne,l'
was discovered by missionary SontI
America. Send self-addresscd envelop.
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station -
Bible House, New York City.
sep.25, '77-1y.
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anite Sick.

Mrs. Lnney was taken quite ill on
last Friday and has been confined to
her bed ever since. She was consid-
cradle better when we went to press
last evening.
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Mr.. Barry is pushing work ahead
on the Northern Light mine with good
prospects for large body Of ore.
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wild Game.

Elk, deer and small game are more
plentiful beyond Banner, on the Pay
cite river, this year than ever before.
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Returned Home.

Mr.. Alex. Orchard improved con-
sidcrably in health during his stay at
the Springs, and has returned to Plac-
erville.
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pos,omce Hours.

;,r week Gays, until further notice,
DuTl ltssftice will be kept open from seven
4. N. 5 gm. from half-past twelve to one,
!. sq fron four until six P. NJ
- MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
me # ali on Sundays; and no Money
OpeheIh business will be transacted on SAT-
urdaSs az s. G. SILSBY,
c;t,- Dcc. 8. 1875. Postmaster
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uovnrRFuL cures have been, and arc
Elected by Piles Certain Cure for
9 D nn5sorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
I,rr Store in this city.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that We have this day lev
led an assessment Of twenty per cent. the CAPT.
tai stock Of tho Garden Valley Milling Company.
payable ON OF before The hrst day 81 June. 1875 TO
J. b. Mclaughlin. Treasurer. BY order Of the
Board 81 Trustees. FRANK fARNHAM
April ~ rs. President
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rarrant's Settler Aperient,
Notice.
sep.25, '77-ly

AsoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
k& books. notes. aud property OF Con Healy &
20. have been placed In ms hands by said arm for
complete settlement OF all their firm business
AL p'rsons having claims against said hrm not
sued Upon viii present the same 10 me for inspee-
tion. aud all persons indebted TO said Arm OF Con
d~aly x CO. must make settlement and payment
This business must be closed up Immediately or
Gusts Will be made. JANIS II. HAwLEY.
InARo CfTT. May IL. iSTS-30dl
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N Coal Oil at retail at Coffin 6
Kennaly's.
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, Al
by Q inches, and is designed to be a pockes
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

!. The United States Mining Law and Land
the law Is Immediately followed by the Land ofuce
instructions relating thereto. This liz a convcn.
lent arrangement. as IL avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted in con.
nection with the law.
2. A Digest of all Decisions under she Minin9
Laws now In force. 1t rs brought down 90 the date
of publication and. containing the latest decisions
takes the place of all prior publications.
s, New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof from the location of claim, miners
lien, notice 10 delinquent eo-owners. &C.. down ta
issuance of patent.
4. A Complete list OF Patented Mining Claims,
arranged by State. Territory, County. and district.
This list Is worth to mining men many times the
price OF the book.