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End Of the O1iver.CamerOn Case.
THE JunGMKNT FOR DEFENDANT ARrIpurn

This morning, In the Court In General Term.
the case OF the widow (Mary 81 Oliver ACT. eS.
Secretary Simon Cameron-actic--.11orh reach nj
promise Of marriage ane ,eduetion-was decided
In lSVor OF defendant. In the court below the
amount Claimed was $50, 0OO and the Jury found
verdict for defendant During the trial there
were is exceptions taken by plaintiff from the
rulings OF Chief Justice Cartier and the case
was argued before Judges Wylie. Hagner and
S 20 "a, lew Gays ago, and the opinion delivered
Dy Juoge Hagner this morning. The principal
exception was on the admission of the testi-
mony OF A. 6. Riddle, to whom plaintiff had
mace ~ .fain statements, as was claimed, in his
capacity as attorney, ai,d which plaintiff claim
ed We're confidential communications and should
have been ruled out. The judge refers at some
length to the testimony Of Mr.. Riddle the pur-
port of which was that the widow came to him
as friend and adviser, and what she told him
Cameron, and that he from time to time wrote
letters to Mr.. Cameron, received money
from him and paid it to her, and
that this fact was known to both
parties, and no secrecy existed as to this fact.
He refers also to the plaintiff In her evidence,
not int1mating that she consulted Mr.. R. as an
attorney, and indeed, and in fact, 1t does not
appear from the whole testimony in the case
that he was her attorney, excepting from an In
umatiOn from Mr.. Riddle on the witness stand.
He also refers to the fact that she failed to make
an objection at the time, and 1t must be regard
ed as waiver Of her rights In this reSpec+
Since it was well settled that an attorney may
is not difficult to sec mat he may be sworn to
dlsrIuve his employment as such, and there
was no error in the ruling OF the court below on
this point He refers to the absence of evidence
as to the other II points, and diSmiSses them
and orders the Judgment below to be affirmed
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CUTICU RA
SKIN REMEDIES.
jure skim Diseases and Scalp Affections
with Loss of Hair.

The CUJIcURA REMEDIES are marvels of curative
rover. internally, the CUTICURA REsoLvESr
cleanses the Liver and Kidneyr regulates the Stom
ach ana Bowels. enrches and rurlties the Bl ,od of
scrofuIa, SCI oiu Gus. Calcerous and Canker HUI
removes all Scaly Crust, heals Humors, Ulcers
Sores: itching Piles and all Itching Affections of
The Skin and Scalp with Loss of Hair. and is ad-
mlraby assisted i'll every by that most soften
ing, healing, and eXquistey uerfumed toilet, bath
TOILET Soar. Gentlemen the CUTIcURA MEDI-
CINAL SHAVING SOAP is worth its weight in gold.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c.. To.Nipht.


FU.dS opera HOltse.-The "Blg Four" Min-
strels.
Nctt6nGl T7,edteT.-The Rice Surprise Party
In "RevelS."
Ministries and Varieties
Arlington TheGter. - The Levantl Sisters,
specialtleS and varieties.
9th ana S'reets.-Last night OF Forepaugh's
Great Show.
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Revision Of the Pharmacopia.

SiAIh DECBNNlAL CONVENTION.
The sixth decennial convention of physicians
and pharmacists for the revision of the United
States pharmacOpia was called to order In the
nall OF the National Medical college on street.
between 18th and 14th, at noon to-day. Dr.
James Z; Morgan, OF this city, was elected tenn
ventton to order, he being the only survivor OF
the officers of the convention held here in 1870.
DR.. Morgan on taking the chair made a short
welcome address to the delegates and congrat-
ulated them on the interest felt and shown In
the work in which they were engaged. DR.. D.
w. PrenttSS, OF this city, was elected temporary
secretary, and DR.. RuShenberger, and Messr5
A. b. Taylor and w. S. Thompson were ap-
pointed committee on credentials. A recess
for fifteen minutes was taken to enable the com.
mlttee to make up its report. The convention
is composed OF over one hundred delegates from
the state medical societies and medical and
pharmaceutical colleges, and therefore is made
up largely OF the representative men OF the pro-
lesson $50 ana thelp work is Of great Importance.
which was adopted. DR.. Busey moved that the
delegates from tile army, navy and marine hos
pltal service be admitted to the privileges en-
joyed by them in former conventions: adonted
Dr. BuSey moved to admit the delegates from
the ID. c. Medical Society, which was carried.
Dr. Rogers moved that the Philadelphia County
Medical Society be admitted to representation.
Dr. H. A. Smith read letter from DIR. James E.
Morgan, inviting the society to send delegates.
and made strong argument in favor of their
admission. Dr.. Rogers motion was carried by
yeas 80, nays %. DR.. Dolliver renewed his mo-
ton for nominating committee, which was
carried.
The committee of reception is composed Of D.
X. Hagner NJ D.; b. T. Gibbs, MID, U.S.N: r.
y. Ferguson ID. w. Prentiss, Md; J. r. Major;
II: b. Parsons; d. L. Huntington, Md, USA.
The committee OF arrangements consists OF w.
W. Johnston. Md; W. S. Thompson; Oscar
Oldberg, Phar. ID.
The committee of arrangements have made
me following appointments: For this evening
the Corcoran Art Gallery will be opened, and the
board OF trustees will receive the visitors from
) to 10 o'clock; tomorrow afternoon, at S oclk
reception by the President OF the United States
OF the delegates and their friends; tomorrow
evening, visit to the National Observatory, and
reception by Admiral ana Mrs. Rogers. Friday
the delegates and ladies are to visit Mount Yer
non On the steamer COrcoran, which will leave
the wharf at noon and return to Washington at
pm.
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PSORIASIS.

Nineteen Years of Suffering and Hum
dreds of Dollars for Medicine.
Messrs WEEKS X POTTER: Gentlc77lcn-I have
been afflicted for nineteen years with Psoriasis and
nave spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors and
stuff they call blood purifiers. Doctors did not
know what to call my disease. / would scratch
nights until scratched myself raw; then it would
dry and form into scales, which would all be
scratched OFF next night and 30 on. 1 have been
completely cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
Most respectfully,
Concord ST., Custom MIL
Memphis. Tenn June IL. 1879.
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Plas ters.

They vitalize, strengthen and support Weak and
Painful PsIts; relieve Chronic Ailments of the
Liver and Kidneys: absorb Poisons and thus pre-
vent Fever and Ague, Malarial and CONTAGIOUS
Diseases. and when placed over tho pit of the
stomach, prevent Dyspepsia, Bilious Colo, Cramps,
and 4aips. R1ce. q Septs. wyt
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CITY ITEMS.

PROTECT YOUR CARPETS by using the Moth
PROOF Scared Carpet Lining. Use only that man.
ufactured of Cotton and Paper. American Car
pet Lining Co.. New York and Boston. For
sale by all Carpet Dealers
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals for Rip Rap Blue stone.
(lFFICY OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GbousNDS,
WAsEINGToN d. O., May lst 1851:
c,FAIED PROPOSALS viii be received AT TINS
- office until II m, ON THE 9TH DAf or HAL
fss0 Tor furnishing and delivering in place -
cnbc wards of Rip Rap Blue Stone, for the protec-
ti Va biants and all necessary information can be
obtai,ned on application at this office.
oo'"ine~ VIZ THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
pv1-6t Lt.-Col. of Engineers, U.S.A.
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SALT RHEUM
For Nine Years Speedily Cured with the
Cuticura Remedies.

Messrs WEEKS 4 POTTER Gentlemen. have
been troubled for nine years with Salt Rheum, and
have tried every patent medicine Il think known
70 the trade have also been attended by physicians
tried everything it was no more than fair that I
should try yours, which were astonishingy effec-
tive completely curing me. 1t is two months since
quit using the medicine. and am satisfied am
Permanently cured. Gratitude alone prompts nue.
TO tender You my testimonial.
Most truly yours, GEO. F. OWEN
GFAND RAPIDS, MICH. ~ ''''''
October. 1879.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT {NO. 1.l-JltdQe Macarthur.
Yests rday ,SpOfford ct aLagt Brown; demurrer
overruled and leave to plead. Lewis, executor,
agt. Mutual Beneficial Insurance Co.; demurrer
sustained and leave to amend in thirty days.
Tobin agt Kleinschmidt; reinstated on calen-
dar, on payment OF $40 costs. Matthews agt.
Baldwin; new trial denied. Burke agt Boyle;
Judgment set aside on payments OF costs.
Hine agt. Boyce; leave to plead denied and iudg-
ment granted. Gross agt. Kilby ct al; dismissal
vacated. Young agt. Douglass; new trial
rarted on payment of costs. Kendall agt
Shoemaker: new trial granted. White agt. viii
lett: motion to set aside dismissal overruled.
District of Columbia agt. Johnsons; motions by
both parties for new trials Overruled. DUNCAN
agt. Curtin; Judgment allowed assets Off.
Schlesinger agt. Best: new trial denied. Multi
can agt. Mills; same. Ansthal agt. Stair; same.
Adjourned till to- day 1or motions.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Cartier.
Yesterday, Lewis agt. Kennedy; defendant
allowed to withdraw plea. Freedmen's Savings
and Trust CO. agt. Vandenburg set for trial
May 6. Lowe agt. Randall; schedule of audi
tors report confirmed, allowing 1910 to defend
ant. Joyce agt. joyce divorce granted. Kirk
agt. White: conveyance ordered on receipt Of
s1,S1s.5O. ShutfiebOtham agt, Shufflebotham
sale finally ratified and cause referred to audi
tor RidgeWay agt Dorsey; trustee substituted
Same agt. Smith; same action. Smith agt
chronicle Publishing Co.; leave to withdraw
granted. Gist agt. Gatchel; twenty days allowed
to answer Norris agt. Norris; sale ordered by
II. w. Garrett. trustee knoWlton agt KnoWi-
ton; divorce granted.
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OUT DOOR SPORTS.

OUT DOOR SPORTS.
ARCHERY GOODS AND CRooUET.
The largest aad most complete stock Of BOWS
Arrows, Targets, Target Stands, Quivers and Belts
to be found Ia the District.
Croquet at all prices, from 75c. to SO, at
VIM. BALLANTYNE & SONS,
Apo 42S 9TH street.
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RING WORM HUMOR
OF Six Years Duration Cured nv the
CuticUra Remedies.

,, Messrs WEEKS POTTER: Sirs,-I have had
RlngWoIm Humor. got at the barber's, for six
years, which spread ali over my ears. face AMI
meek deek' and which itched and irritated great
physician without benefit. Your CUTfcURA rem
EDIEs have entirely cured me. taking every bit of
hllnIor OIL my face and leaving it as smooth as a
dollar. thank you again for the help It has been
to me. GEO. w RROW r. W1.o,o
AZ Marshall St, Providence r. l.,
Nov. 30, 1879
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Colde1t's Liebig'S Liqatjd Extract Of BEEF ana
Tonic HuigoTdtOr is particularly useful when
tonics are required, being tolerated when other
forms OF animal food are rejected. In Diphtheria
Malarial Typhoid Fevers and every depressing
disease, we have prescribed it with success, and
believe 1t to be a most valuable remedy. j. II.
nj. D.. r. A. Vaughan NJ. D.. DrS. S. L. and J.
c. Nideet, all OF st. Louis. Sold by all druggists
and prOcprS
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A Notable Event!

THE ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD.
On the 1st December, 1879, great and import
ant Improvement is announced in NJ rs. S. A.
Aliens celebrated Worlds Hair RestOTer: a
wonderful improvement in the preparation, and
theDottle is enlarged. Each bottle is in pink
paper wrapper, of new and elegant design, with
the London and Paris address on.
The nature OF the great improvement is In its
wonderful life-gtving properties to faded or fall
ing hair, and more quickly changing gray or
White hair to its natural youthful color and
beauty. 1t is not dye.
1t requires only a few applications to restore
gray hair to its youthful color and lustrous
beauty, and induce luXuriant growth, and its
occasional use is all that is needed to preserve it
In its highest perfection and beauty. Dandruff
is quickly and permanently removed. Sold by
druggists, S1.25 per bottle.
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ert Sherlock and Esther Edelin, Frank West
and, Lena Mattingly; John Thomas Harrison
anGMary Eta Latchford (of Annapolis juno
tlon, Md.3 Richard McMenamin, OF Philadel-
phia. and Alice Phillips, of Alexandria: Rob
ert Taylor, of Alexandra, and Sophie Hancock:
James Cant and Della A. Taliaferro (of Orange
county. Na.:) Asbury Neal and Lucy Griffin.
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WHEN very young children are deprived of
their natural nOurlshment it is difficult to pro-
cure a proper substitute therefor; hence the
alarming mortality among infants. Mpllt1's
d9Ga, %hlch Is recommended e by the highest
this very want. Most druggists and grocefs
have il. Price, IS cents. T. METCALF & Co.,
Boston, Mass.
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CUTICUR4 REMEDIES.

CUTICUR4 REMEDIES,
Prepared by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washington St., Boston, 81 Front
St, Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, London, and
are for sale by all Druggists and Dealers Price of
CpTICURA, small boxes 50 cents large boxes, con-
tanning two and one half times the quantity of
small, 81. REsoLvEHT, 81 per bottle. UUTlCusA
E1D:c1NAL TOILET Soar. IS cents. CUIICUaA
NE DIcINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is CENTS in bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 Cents
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MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIAL by both parties in
the case OF the District against Johnson Bros
for the rent OF their wharf. in which a verdict
Tor Is 90 was given plaintiff were overruled by
Judge Macarthur yesterday. The defendants
were not satisfied with the verdict as establish
Ing their liability TO pay rent and the plaintiff
demurred 10 the smallneSS or the amount the
court holding that more was barred by the
statute.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c
THE TIYOLI PARK,

INHE TIVOLI PARK.
u FORMERLY GIEsBORO,
II NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for Picnics and
EAcurslons, The peasantest sumner resort az
around "uashington. The Ferry Boats land -
eVsry half hour and q beautiful drive 10y road Il
to the Park. Tirst-class accommodations at ~
city prices also, fine stabling Communications Tor
horses Grand Free Opening Picnic THURsDAY.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR Observation-Disclosures
ton is called 10 the advertisement by b. H.
warner, aucti0heer, OF the sale at auction on
the Sth instant OF several fnely-located lots on
Meridian Hill, and adjoining the well-knOwn
Little Estate" The property belongs TO the
estate or Hon. Joseph Casey, and as il will be
sold without reserve, a hne opportunity is
offered for Investment.
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HowsoN's ice cream only 1Oc. plate. 11Oi 18th

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent:-5Oo.0 900 behring's from 81 10 g
per thousand; 49, 00 shad, from = TO 81 per
hundred: 400 punches rock and perch, from 25
TO 40 cents per bunch.
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A DIVORCE was decreed in the Equity Court
Judge Cartier. Yesterday. to John c. Knowlton
from his wife, Evalina z. knowtOn. The bill for
the complainant was brought by Mr. L. Brown
Ing. and sets forth that the KnowItOns were
married In the town OF 81. Stephens in the
province OF New Brunswick. in November 1873
by Rev. Mr.. Johnson. He charges that she de-
serted him IN January. 1919 and has not lived
with him since. although requested 10 do so.
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SEE advertisement or Tunlaw Farm, green
houses for sale OF bedding plants
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY ............May ), 1850.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE

WASHINGTON, May 5. 1850. (
For the Middle Atlantic states and New Eng
land, falling barometer. southeast, backing TO
northeast winds, partly cloudy and hay
weather, with rain on the middle Atlantic coast
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etching Piles etching Piles.v

etching Piles etching Piles"
Are very distressing complaint. Symptoms
are moisture, like perspiration, intense Itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm In
bed. DO not suffer another hour and allow them
to become aggravated. .Stcayhte's Ointment a
certain cure.
81 Skin Diseases - Swayne's Ointme nt.
Skin Diseases ''SWayne's Ointment effectually
Skin Diseases cures letter, pimples, salt rneum,
Skin Diseases ringworm, every form of skin
Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost: at all
druggists. SToTT d CROMWELL, Wholesale
Agents. Washington.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not ADMIRED. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Welles Health Re1aetCer." Greatest remedy OF
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c. ST. at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
n. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue,
For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 800 g street northwest,
will give satisfaction in every respect. ~
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
ehurned every morning, and delivered in Is lbs
Ward" prints, 40c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per qt tt
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What Eminent Physicians Saw,

ZERO SODA WATER at Prentiss, corner It'll and
T. ST. Nv,
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DRESSES. gents clothing, watches. sc. bought
and sold az IIerZOg's. SOS 9lh street.
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ExcrRsIoNIsTs, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELLERS
A10 gIesls, gfaa Reeds ad
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we owe to the Apollinaris Water one meal
more per day, and one indigestion less per
neal SAID Prof Diday. one or our leading med
1cal men, in discussing the medicinal virtues OF
this water.-La Libe1'fe Paris
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There was good attendance at Brightwood
yesterday afternoon. when the spring meeting
was opened. There was only race for ROAD
horses to wagons for a purse OF S100. Wash.
MAYORS br. g. Jim ChriSty, g. G. Nillers br. s.
Cracker Boy, John Eaglestons e. G. Jordan, and
F. NJ. Draneys br. G. Idler, entered. Idler took
the lead and won In three straight heats. jim
ChTiSty won second place.
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WHO WERE THE MASSAWONEKES 1.-THE AM
chronological Society met at the Smithsonian
Institution last evening, DE-. j. Nj. Toner In the
chair and Mr. +. X. Reynolds secretary. Prof.
a. l. GuSS read paper on ''WhO Were the
MassawomekeS, the sayages found by Captain
John Smith at the head or the Chesapeake In
ltte. Prof. GuSs In his paper took issue with
number OF historians as where this tribe was To-
Gated, and claimed that they were OF the Algon-
quin stock; that they came originally from The
northwest In the direction OF Pittsburg aud
that lhey were warlike people OF great terror
10 the tribes on the coast.
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ALEXANDRIA NOTES.-The only case before
Jusucs bowman ar police headquarters yester-
Gay was tnat or Thomas Goodwin, a deaf and
DERBY. He was ordered out OF the cityl and Ieft
for washington Green & Wise auctiOneers
sold yesterday for Messrs Claughton and Smart
brother agt Robert Ball, a tract or lana IN
Alexandra county near Balls Cross Roads con-
tanning q acres, TO John T. Birch for SSf ner
acre. No Improvements on the land-Gazene
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v-OTiCE TO ARCHITECTS and others
NWho desire parking and walks laid in . neat
me .hsH;ca STYLE and viii give entire satisfacto
exceris Zee CT Is years in this city. Address
ma 81, w, y, RIOHDAS, GA N st,N.ws
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted TO L. Fuld are
hereby notified that their accounts are
attached and in my hands for collection,
and unless payment is made Immediately,
suit will be commenced on said accounts.
| am closing out the stock of goods and
will sell the same cheap for cash.
JOHN M. DANSKIN,
Sheriff.
Idaho City, July 10, $780,
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice'

Trnn oaoa,v OF =, In the Probate ''
In the matter of the estate of Charles A'a'7
ceased. = ,rtrr Us-
mn Office Is HEREBY GIVEN .ss estste .
IN dersigned Administrators o. he cred ts
of Charles Mautz, deceased, 10 sgainst v
said deceased to exhibit them with tns arst pubs
vouchers within ten months after np1 I
cation of this notice, to the said Asaunmercals 80
her residence: on the c; cornsf n ..rrz
tnain s'iee's - A1 GATHERING ne MsSu MAUI
Administrators of the estate OF 0n.'
deceased. esss.t .s,,inisfratrih
JAS H. HAwLEY, Attorney for Aal
Dated Idaho City, May goth, 1850.
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consisting in stock at Publishers prices.
II we do not have the Book or piece of
Music wanted, will procure it for you.
Give us trial and you will lose nothing
Marc, Soft.
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boise COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Public Printing.

O sTnoLLERs OfFicE. BoisE Cry, |. TIL
August 9th. 1880.
aEALED PROPOSALS WILL b RECEIVED
- at this Office until ii o'clock A.. NJ. Septem-
Der eth, 1880, tor the fnrcishng aud piiHting Of
blanks for the Territorial Controller and Superin-
tendeni Public instruction for the fiscal year 1881.
In accordance with the Schedule to be seen at thus
Office priatng to be delivered thirty days after
receiving contract.
JOSEPH PFRRAULT.
Territorial Controller
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Estray Noice.

have taken up on Jackass orssA saddle
miles from Horseshoe Dsn.aa,,,aed viii.
horse, about II years old, 6rs "a above said
circle on left shoulder, and d con come ioI..
circle. The owner will pieas s,srces and
ward and prove property, pay '' :
take the animal away. ,1,y DOYLE
Aug. ID, 1880.
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Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l WILL.
~ on Thursday. the 10th day of August. 1880 at
~ O'CLOCK OF said day, at my office in Idaho Cty
BOISE county, Idaho. offer at public auction the
sh an u i've hundred and Fifty Dollars (s250 10
ss, @ bidder therefor in county warrants of
~-O DoiSs county. lSfDOR SMITH,
1s.. County Treasurer.
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B O Q K S .

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post paid at the publishers lowest price,
With q valuable premium. We give fine
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40 splendid views Of the White House,
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Notice.

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~ 1t may concern. that no person is authorized
to borrow money on the credit of the undersigned
nor to pledge the credit of our company for any,
thing not strictly connected with the working Of
our mining claim, nor for this purpose withon
entering it in Company Pass Book
HOP SING COMPANY.
august ~ iooo.-om. OF Granite Creek.