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GcGcners.

AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
"A Igroafyed and iad0rs@i by ne ieqdin0 ducor5 o.
counr Families, schools and Colleges promptly piOvret
wlt superior teachers graduates OF best American ann f
Cien colcgcs send for circular I. COIESNoHlh ~ n
NEN. DOMESTIC BUILDING cor BrOAdwy aud l4Il-.c
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN | TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces 20 colleges school, and iannhe,
eupef1or profrssora plBcaS assisiants tutors ana gov
department O
schools to parents. Can address Miss NJ j. 1OC ~
American Foreign Teachers Agency - Onion SQUIRE
DEST teachers, American and foreign, prompt
biypToyided for families schools, colleges Anc eal Scol
tabished 1901 y,sO u l.I
EXCHANGE.-A well-knOWn teacher OF
n modern guagcs and literature would So 10 exchange
German spanish Tor lessons IL uId"
ing. DANTE, 20 Tribune once
EXCHANGE.-A prominent teacher Of mod
II languages ana H. gish branches would ihe
family highest Testimonials from COLI ges and private lam
lies "BYRON," Tribune Oflec.
INSTRUCTION in German, French and the
IiudimeEts Music after tho heat methods by German
av fully comUeen lessons given IN cxchanre Tor board
best references. Address Miss l. IL, 20 es @Edst
INSTRUCTION in steam and Mechanical
y Engineering. thorough practical education anl &c
Naiions sutute Of steam Enciuecfng Bridgeport, conn
For particular send for pamphlet
rT'EACHERS supplied to schools and families
4 without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH. EDCCA'
TIONAL BUREAU. 80 Unonsluare
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I'm London to-day was " TICKET d1y AT Tue Stoch
Exchange and tomorrow Will be settling day.
British consos declined 10 but later recovered and
closed at 07lSpo for both money aud account
United States bonds were irregular, ne ie
5s advancing ls to 1868, while the Az
ner cent declined as to 11Ol2 and the 4s
were i. lower at l07is after beng quoted az 1918
Erie common stock tiuctuatcd between 46is aud
I73a, closing at 1868, against 45l<1esteIday, and
the preferred stock rose l per cent 10 70 secohu
consols advanced from 92 to 03, but ended ~
oisI. and the IS were quoted at 50, against
S5 Yesterday. Illinois Central was actiye' rising
from lO4la TO 1O7ls01O7. Pennsylyania was =
lower ut 52Ia, and Reading l2 per cent lower at
ans. the Englishnen seemingly taking a less
cheerful view of the companys unusual re-
mort than was taken by the Philsdelphians. whos
rr.port saws, received it with cheers The Bank OK
England to-day lost f5O0O9 bullion on Gajsncs pa~,s
French 8 per cents declined from ao si's4 s,IS 10
si6J sight exchange on LONDON Tsine nn,
70 25. .2Oia francs. The Paris journal dss Dsoas
sovs thar Leon Say, the French Minister Oh
T;ns,ca intends to convert the per cent rentes
INTO |, per cents and guarantees that no iursne'
CONVERSION shall take place for ten, years.
Messrs Fisk Il Hatch have issued pampn,es p..s *
nanatory of the reorganization OF the Onesagcano 40
and OHIO Railroad and furnishing lniorma.ao;n ni; as
to the oompany's business and proposed
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Mem DnblilatloiIs.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish This day:

l. AKPEk d BHO HLhS, NeN-loih,
Publish ilds day:
1.
TENNYSON'S SONGS.
WITH MUSIC.
Songs Published WRITINGS OF Aired Iennyso ys
With Portrait Original Illustrations by WnsioT ohtI ,
c. Renhsr A. Fredericks and Jessie Curus' ho9ai io
Cloth Git Edges, 50.
LIST OF COMPOSERS.
Josenh Rarnbv Franz isZt.
John Francis Barnett. q: q Mhcf atItil
Sir J. Benedict. wa Ct MaVh" "ilOH
Francesco Iercer A Manns
Jacques linmcuthal florence n.'S'""
Frederick COIdcr JihCs M so.tt;
" IA Cun,uines e. Hubirt II. Parry
" {; Cnsns Giro Pilsuti
otto GOlsChmdt. Joach NJ ltHl
Ch GOunOd. AlDciio hslu ESut'
J.. /. HattOn. tsinic aiut q no.
Conrc IIenscbel Scharwenka.
Eron,js IIusfer l.. Silas.
Iohn IIuIl9h G. Vlilers Stanford
n Jsckson Arthur sullivan.
Joseph Joachim. jtaI"ln hph"s-
Henry Leslie. rI'hulu iV~''
Emily J. Tr0up.
This list names wOud be enough 20 demonstrate on
the editors cathpncty of ta-ts and Jadclounes
selection not sufficiently be acknowledged Ihe result II
satisfactory be desired. A STUDENT OF II
cal composite may hcro ard compare WIN aC Nv,
not only schools OF Germany France ana hn2lahu
parties OF the future the present anl me
this volume there IL not song wi hout ce'aln "
Tie ofcontiibuios comprises sone OF lnos1 ere
bratcd English and foreign musicians Calnou oe III
strongly commented lovers Of artistic song-lfau Ma"
Gazette, LONDON
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BOOKS.
~ The undersigned assignee of Louis DIlately
Barclay-rt. will sell at public auction
he stock Of ported aud IN all branches OF
ciepce and literature engrSvings photographs store n
uros &c I'm lots according TO catalogue. On THU HsDA \,
Iannary Id nj 10 o'clock m Catalogues 10 be had at the
osice "a arclays or from Messrs Bangs Co.. auction
ecrs T2g Drcadwav. a. q. DUNN, Assignee
KAUFFMAN& & WA GNER. Attorneys
nIARIES, 1850, all styles Expense Books,
~ Daily Journals firstclass statOueIy, B!ahE booAS
-'0'''''''- - ' FKANCIs & LOTTREI4
Madcunue.
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gsss SO COUP iSS i0S5 os - =,
Us.essl esspot5 i0t. Ts Cy ss lssS sag
S e s. 3: 3: 1887
Sst osaD iS7 i07s Dist. coi5o6s cs7a ssb
An unusually large business was done n State
bonds With smart fST TrsGe 81 % hs seT2sd
there were sold 1860 900 at figures ranging between
and 13, with final sales at IL against sia
yeSteitS'' sent to 60, Arkansas Is, Mississippi, Qua,
and Red River Railroad sold at 6l2Q7 Central
Railroad at g, and Little Rock, p. b. and \. O. Rail;
class at 4s, and Sd class at 5G6l2, and South Car
olina nom -iundables at 3a 3A.
The dealings in railroad bonds included S3 differ
around but later there was not an unnatural reae-
S'Dn Vanced dOt from % to per cent within many
G9S5s, against SSl2 Yesterday. and the funded 5s
nj s3sGs3os against So, the irst gold consols DE,
inv steady at 1165s0 1863. Missouri. Kansas and
figures, and at the end the first eonsols
showed a decline of l per cent at. 9S,, the
seconds being Il higher at 81 2 after selling down
5sIo to Goa 59lo, Rome, Watertown and 0gdens-
burg from 81 to 65, Chesapeake ana ONO nrsts
from 6S 10 60. and Currency interest debts fTom
4334 to Ale, later selling at 43d i3 y, and Y.
c. and |. {. incomes from 3ol2 10 43l4d 43.
New-Jcrsey Central incomes sold at Ge7l2Gs7;
Mobile and Ohio first debentures further advanced
Iron Mountain first incomes were strong ae
81. but the SECOND incomes we're Il easier
Welded Vi from ISL to 77i9 Canada southera frsts
advanced ss per cent to 9Oas Lake Erie and Wrst-
erp frsts Il To 053i st. Louis and Iron Mountain
second mortgages a to 95ai and Caro- and Fulton
frsts /. to 1031l Ohio and Mississippi seconds lose
il at l093t and ST. Paul sinking funds y per cent
at 1OSi2, but generally investment bonds were
firm. ,,-,, o,- - =,
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $761, ,025 on bal;
ance made up by gains of S215.l .l5S currency and
1915. .S67 coin. This makes the total gam since
lslt Ina
money today was per cent %t una mads la4e aD
mhnn there we're some small loans at per cent.
Tine United States Treasurer at Washington today
received 100000 in National bank notes ior re re-
demntiOn The custom receipts were u. .O91O00.
and the internal revenue receipts weTs $3es,o1o
ment: Exchanges. 1922. .926,033; balances
S5,I75752. The business at The, tho Sub Treasury
S6i4 63s currency balance, $5,994,3 $50; coin bal
ance, $99,6l7,05S. .,..,.ua
business and in the absence of demand nrst-class
sterling to-day was reduced u cent to the +. An
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ENGLAND IN the Eighteenth CenturyBy Kari Hllebrand
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BuchAnan Herbert spencer on the
Tata of Fthcs-By Professor Cadewoodi Tho Letters oi
thsres Dickens Matthew Browne The Character and
Wrngs Of virus the Great in connection with recent DIS
coveryeBy Rawinson The Relation OF Animals and
Plnis 10 Time Professor Mivart The Chinese Drama
By Roberi X Douglas Philosophy IN the Last Forty ears
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ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS. Ented by John Morley
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GOLDSMITH. By William Black.
HUME. BY Professor Huxev.
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EDWARD GIBBON BY j. G. Mofison
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ature great topics in the minds of those who nave 10
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every wear increase whose education VIII have naue cl
alive to the importance thc masters OF our literature ad
Capable of intel curiosity their performances me
series intended give the means Of nouTishing tins
v an extent that shall be cOpOus enough 10 be fOnaWe
Tor know and life and yet brief enough TO serve thoss
whose leisureis scanty."
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New-York tribune., 1880-01-15
Art Schools-New-Yor City.
n

win receive pupils in painting Landscape, flowers sun W
china and decoration her studio Ihe Bella No AZ Eas
2Gih.st. corner 4th-svea beginning OCTOBER J.
References Mr.. j. Huntington MI William Hart Mr
James hi. Hart Mr.. a. T. Bellows.
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sALrs-c0vERxMENr sroO6 DEPtsrusy

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For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
MI her lessons music especial AT
teDton paid pupils backward III English branches fO
apply 4lJ CiintOIst south BrOOkyn
New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
AT DORCHESTER (N. " Military Institute
~ the next term will commence February !.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01
Sheriff IS Sale.
COUNTY OF BOISE, IS.

COUNTY OF BOISE, rs.
BY virtue of three executions issued out of the
Probate court OF Boise County. Idaho Territory
aud To me delivered have levied on and taken ali
The right title and interes of Cy. Haley Of in and
to the following property, t~-wit: All that certain
/. T., commencing asont six hundred feet above
John VESTS dam and running up said gulch one
Thousand feet and extending from bank TO bank
SAID ground being known as the Cy. Haley mining
claims together with the water rights aud appur-
telences which shall expose to sale at public ven
due. as he law directs, tue 23d day ef October
A. d. 1883. between the hours OF o'cloc a. NJ. and
o'eiock P NJ. of that day. at the Conrt House, in
Idaho ity. in said 10 satisfy said execution
a I'd all costs
Dated this Goth day of Sep ,enbar. A. D 1880
JOHN NJ, DANSkIN,
Sheriff OF Boise Con nty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

N Idaho Lodge No. l. A. F.a A NJ
Nu.mus its regular meetings in Masonic
kN nSi .T every fourth SATURDAY. of each month.
4 - oreinreh in good standing are invited
N.s W ps puenu' By order of the w NJ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

THe mints Of France belong to pr;-
vate corporations, but coin money un-
der the supervision Of the national au-
thorities. my one possessing silver
or gold can have it coined. The FIVE
fiahc piece in silver is the only staatl-
ard national silver muney, tie other
piece being mere bullion for market
convenience.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01
Notice.

"A Ii OWNERS or UNREpAIRED BRIDGES
lA&acrnss mining or irrigating ditehes on the
county roads. hereby given notice 10 repair
condition By the Road Supervisor at their expense.
j. B. EMERY,
Road Supervisor for Dis IS No. o 1 aad !.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

/ Then the rope was put up through the
| first hole and over the pulley along the
top Of the cap over the other pulley and
down through the hole On the last
named end was firmly secured fouptanks
Iof quicksilver, and on the other end "
the rope the fatal moose The tanks were
raised up ~ feet and secured to the end
of another rope that was thrown across the
top of the cap and the other end fastened
to the brace at the bottom of the post, the
rope lying close up to the post; the moose
was then fixed SO as to allow about three
feet slack to the rope.
The hour having now arrived, Conner
was led under the fatal moose, telling
Deputy Sheriff Nichold that lie wished
to be placed SO as to face the crowd The
Deputy Sheriff then read the death warrant
in most solemn and impressive manner,
after which Connor was asked If ne had
anything 10 say. He stated that he had
nothing to say, only he did not have fair
trial; that he was dying an innocent man,
that he never intended to kill his victim.
The sheriff then bound his wrists and
arms. and one Of the guards tied his feet,
and before adjusting the black cap he said,
| Good bye to ALL praise God!n TIE cap
was then adjusted The Sheriff, in the
meantime, was standing by the post with
axe in hand, when by a signal from his
deputy, at 1925 O'Clock A. H., the fatal
blow was struck, the weight fell with
thug, and the mortal remains of Timothy
Connor was jerked into eternity There
was rebound of about fifteen inches.
There was slight struggle for two min
utes: after that there was nothing percep-
tible except the contraction the muscles.
In six minutes the pulse was scarcely per-
ceptible, in seven to eight minutes it was
more rapid and sviolent, and in nine min
utes the attending physician, DR.. George
a. Kenney, pronounced him dead At
the expiration of twenty five. minutes the
body was lowered in the coffin, and upon
examination it was found that the neck
was broken between the third and fourth
yertebra and the spinal column separated
half an inch. 1t is acknowled bv AL who
witnessed the execution that ii was the
most complete and perfect arrangement
that they ever saw; there cannot be too
much praise awarded to the officers and
those having il in charge It is bayond
question the most humane mode of hang
ing, and the praise of adopting that mode
here is mainly due to Hon. E. T. Beatty.
The morning of the execution sheriff
Young handed me the following lines
written by the prisoner:
when am gone and in my grave, ana
all my bones are rotten, these few lines
will tell my name, when am quite for
gotten. THOMAS McCULL0TGH.n
Mccullough was his real name. His
mother died about four years ago; his
father is still living and a sister ii Cana
da, at the place Of his birth His fathers
name is William Mccullough.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01
Notice.

zEsHE FOLLOWING WARRANT WILL BE
! paid ouG of the Current Expense Fund on pre-
senaton at my office
Number 10. in favor of John Cameron. s2s 90
ISIDOR SMITH,
County treasurer
Idaho City. July sth, 1880
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

The new reason why Gen. Garfield
shonll be elected has been discovered
by campaign orator in. Florida--it
is that Che began life as a bo, ?
This, we presume. is intended to head
off the reckless slapdeiers who are
preparing 10 assert that the General
began life as q girl and was changed
at birth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

THERE was very lively battle at
old saHta Monica canyon, Los Angeles
county, Cal, the other day. between a.
wild cal apd four dogs, two of the lat
ter gsnni..e bloodhounds The dogs
finally killed the feline, bnt not until
they had been lrightfully larcefated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

THg great conclave Of Knight Tenn
plars in Chicago has been followed by
an anti-Masonic Convention. a f..at-
nre Of which was what nine men, who
had been Master Masons, solenll,ly de-
clareel was true exposure Of the
work of their dc rec.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

y,Sa bol5s LODGE, NO. Q, I. o. G IT,. 80,
Eall - ~ - reenlar meetings at Temper -
o,cla',. tuesday evening Of each week.
Bpy,,ads sa, Al members in good standing Is
EIrp ~. 70 attend, BY order of W. G. T.
secretary. Dec. Is, 'TS-tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01
inventors and Patentees

4 ~ send for instructions, terms, refer.
&C, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
ems. Washington, d. c., who fur
'ne same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
,,1iS Is well.known and successful
Eshaa aiafge experience, having been es-
~ ~ looo. If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-01

FLIRTING and gambling are he chief
methods o( Killing time at Long
Bfanei.
National Republican., 1880-03-12
SAN 7 lIIANCI5UO, lNuICn IT. ToSU.
The following are ihe Official closing luuIatiuns o.
mining stocks today.
Baltimore Markets.
go BALTIMORE. MD., March II

BALTIMORE. MD., March H.
Cotton weak. Middling, 1870.
Flour dull and unchanged. Howard street and
Western superfne, "a hOe5 co. do extra SIS J6S
fine, sl5O@500; do extra, IS 50@G 90; do family,
So 1907 %: do Rio brands, 81 O097 25i Patnpsco
family, 81 7j
Wheat-southern steady: Western closed firm,
with upward tendency. Southern red, 81 S7@l 40:
do amber 81 42Gl As; No. Maryland. 81 Is: No Z
Western winter red, spot and March, 81 43l%:
April, 81 44@l 4iA May,sl 4S34@14i June, / $3.50
80, July, 81 2e15.
do yellow, SIC; Western mixed, spot SIZE March
b5l1@55y4c;. April 5S19@5s5Sci May, 625sG52ssc;
Oats firm. Southern. Asa 500; Western white. a76o
dSc; do mixed. 46@47c; Pennsylvania, 4sQ5Oc.
Rye duh at 93p05c.
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, sl6@T per ton.
Provisions dull and without change. Mess pork
Sl3 25@lS 50i Bulkmeats-loose shoulders, 49Ic;
shoulders, 5Ac; clear rib sides &c; hams, l0@l2c
lard. SIC.
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western packed
206926c; roll 20G25c.
Eggs dull aud unchanged at 1lc
Petroleum dull. Crude. nominal: refined 79lc
Coffee quiet Rio cargoes, ordinary to talr
13M@l5lzc.
Sugar steady. A son, 9lEc.
Whisky dull at 81 10@@l II.
changed, Cotton S.l6(I4d; flour, Is 9d@3s; grain
RcGcipts-Flour, 1,7s6 bbls wheat, 2os5O bu
corn, l05,650 bu; oats 100 bu; rye 200 bu
Shipments-Wheat GO, 100 bu; corn, 70 900 bu.
saes-Wheat, 452l5O bu; corn, 1726O0 bu
National Republican., 1880-03-12

CEcUIT Court No. 2--JusTfcE Cox.-No. so,
Meloy vs. Dennis ct al; 176. Hyatt VS.. Tuttle; 2l0,
Dixon vs. Scrvener; 32i Shepherd vs.. Tucker AIS,
LeWis, trustee, VS.. Kennedy executor; 400, Carusi
vs. Rutherford i22, Hill Duynll vs. Wroo ct al;
426, Mckee VS. Gh0son 42s, Hcsse vs.. Burr; l30,
Graham VS. Porter; i3l, Reid VS.. Black 43G, Clark
vs. Wmsott; iGS, Heany VS.. Tucker 1l0, Doble vs..
Hilli ll2, Pratt & Sons VS.. Davis.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1--JUsT1CE MAcARTHuR-No.
20, Lewis, trustee, vs. Shepherd; A. Lewis, trustee,
vs. wright 10 Koon VS.. Columbia Railway Conn
p0ny; Nl, Matthews, Administrative, VS.. Baldwin ct
al 3j7 Furquhar vs.. johnson; $50, Cook vs. Gibson;
361, Duncanson Bros. We. Mclaughlin; S03, John
son vs. IIanscom: SG5, Wollard vs.. Finch ct uX 367,
Sparnick vs. plummor; 500, Rooch VS. Hilton; 31,
Collins vs. Barber ct al; 800 Keyser VS.. Shepherd
ct al; 3f7, Colmau W. Heinrich.
EoulrY uoj;a7ls,,,,, !; Z -... ,,-,;, - 80 80
Fitzmorris 6, Rick VS. Ncitzy; 8, f.. s. u II. Co.
vs. Nandcnburgh; 10, Lewis vs.. Johnson; II, Miller
VS. Miller; 10, Atchison vs.. Capitol lIill building
Associations; l6, Boards VS.. Conter II, Mcpherson
VS.. Loyeli lS, Morrison VS.. Shuster.
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE JAMES. - Edward
Phqon, disorderly house, Charles Dasenbrook,
violation of Internal Revenue law; August
Beckmon, violation of Internal Revenue law;
Charles i. Wood, assault with intent to kill;
Charles j. Villettc, selling policy tickets Reuben
Motcn, larceny; Lewis Herber rape; Thomas
0'Neal, assault Barnard Miller, selling lottery
tickets
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Big mud strnnge Teeth.

The Blact Hills Times says: ar. Miller, Of
Rapid City, Dakota, who Is saprofessional fossil
hunter. was in Dcadwood last week with four
enormous teeth. The theatre of his search is
in that section of the bad lands lying east of
and between the Sidney aud Fort Pierre
crossings Of the Cheyenne river. The Jaw
bone, from which the teeth referred to were
taken, was about four feet in length, aud from,
the character Of tho molars aud ncisors, it is
thought the animal was of the carniveruus
species. The teeth diminish in size as they
approach tho front extremity of tho mouth.
There were two tusSs between six and seven
inches in length protrudiug from each jaw.
It's short teeth were in every respect similar
to Il dogs, but ou 4 grandor scale. The head
spored two large horns, located below the
eyes. The entire pctrihed remains were there
intact, but the larger portion Of them being
imbedded in rock, no effort was made to ex-
hume them. During recent visit TO that
section he found a potrifed turtle, natural as
life, that weighed over 100 pounds, but owing
to its weight no was unable to bring it in.
That section, he says, is alive with petrifed
specimens ofpre'histcric reptiles and animals"
National Republican., 1880-03-12
Pattps Costumes.

Patti was in fine voice." says the London
Truth, and her action was graceful; but tho
figure was stoutish, and everyone between the
acts declared that her costume must havo
been made in Vienna. The French costumers
would have never given her such a shape.
Tho dress in the first act was pink satin, bro
caded with silver very low in the corsage
Rrd sleeveless. Patti has fine arms butt
am sorry there should he Il but--sho must
take care not to let them grow any thicker.
The skirt of the dress was surcharged with
fringe, p1SsemeRtcrie and flowers, and the grace
ful Adelina had diamonds in her hair. Could
II have been Celestial who sent her tho fan
which she fiirted like born Spaniard2 1t
was in carved ivory, with painted feathers,
and edged round with the fuf which grows
on the swans breast. In the second act she
was in sky-bluo silk aud cauary-cOlured satin,
aud in the third in white satin, festooned
with ivy leaves. The diamonds she wore
with this dress were lightly set and pendu-
lous, and seemed to participate in her emo
tons. They were all ablaae when she be.
came excited. l greatly admired the artistic
mode in which thoy were arranged"
National Republican., 1880-03-12
FOR TtFNT-mnHrsEs.

A LADY would rent her house newly furnished
IA IN J0nunry-or self the furniture II desired;
tral locntion delightful house OF rooms. Address
CASH, care lock box i03 mars
National Republican., 1880-03-12

A MODERN ten.foom dwelling, Gls II street, all
"A conyenlences central location; ront moderate.
Apply 10 500 T. ST. mas
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