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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-25

deal OF its space to review nf H.,
work done on this famous mine L.
gether with description of its pres
ent showing and outlook. from which
we extract til" follow ing: Tie mine
's mainly developed by shaft and
Three tunnels Or drifts on tie vein
Ihe ledge stands almost perpendicu-
var, 80 near so that shaft has been
sink on the main galena vein to the
depth OF sixty feet and is still on il,
The main level starts at the month If
TINS Shaft and runs in on the galcna a
distance Of 200 feet. The AVERAGE
WIDTH "t this seam of gaIena is FIVE
and a half feet aud forms the roof and
floor OF the level. no tinberi1g being
necessary. A strike was made a few
weeks ago IN this level about sixtv
feet from lis month, in the shape of a
feeder making into the main vein from
the south, forming an obtuse anrle
At it's junction this feeder was hardly
the width Of mans hand. but drift
has been pushed back on it distance
OF abont twenty-five feet, and it grad
nally widens until in the face of the
drift we measured three and one-balf
feet of solid yaIena. Another feeder
was discovered one day last week
about twenty feet from the face of the
level, coming in from the same dircc-
ton and in a similar manner as the
first. The second level, VII eli is entered
from the shaft, has been run in dis
lance of l40 feet ON the galena vein.
and is IL feet below the first. The
third level, or drift, starts at a point
thirty feet down the shaft and has
been run in on The ga!cna vein dis
lance Of 1870 feet. The seam not only
keeps its remarkable width but in
creaseS as depth is reached on the
vein. In the face of this level the SOL
ld gaIena measures six and half feet
in width. The shaft has been sunk a
depth of thirty feet below the mouth
of this last drift and III the bottom the
galena holds it's own. The ore ship
ment this season reaches 1000 tons,
which was disposed of at the Salt
Lake reduction works for 5000 per
ton. There are now 800 tons of seq
ond grade ore on the dump. Tn;s ore
is mostly of carbonate and will yield
500 per ton. Taking the past years
work as gauge, there ar, now at
least $500,000 in sight, and by spring
this will be doubled
GEORGE WoIcnrr, head of the Ore
gon Short Line Surveying corps, was
in Boise the other day. From him the
Statesman learns that the company full
y expect to lay the track to Soda
Springs before cold weather shuts
down operations. Colonel Wolcott
has two corps in the field locating,
each from two to six miles day
One Of the parties is on Little Wood
river working towards Boise, and the
other between Boise and Old's ferry,
to which point the line is to be locat-
ed this winter. Col. Wolcott will
make Boise his headquarters as far as
possible, this winter"
ABOUT twenty mines and prospects
in this county will be worked this
winter not including Squaw creek
district. Locations have been made
for four miles east and the same dis
lance west of the Liberty, the origi-
nal discovery. An estimate cannot
be made of the number of these loca-
tons that will be d, veloped The
quartz mining industry of Boise coun-
ty is on the increase.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-25

A man of so is suing at Dss Moincs
for divorce from a wife of So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

@ana salt bent Breunoe. behen Stlfe st
,u leiner nddtliden llnternebmunS brln'
aenb beeurfte.
gls Telr an Der Stube oer @robmut'
ter pprbei wclte, SHnete iid plSblid BE-
rem Tbnr unb SHUTTER Bernis erihIen.
Die glte muete fSrmlid auf Wade &C.
ftanben baten unb nit ibrem reuben Son,
Der iebod aud redt belorst tlans, fraete
fe, ippbin er benn nod 10 ipdt mclle, oo
es balb ,ebn ubr iei unb cas Nahtehen
nod inlmsr u1anseriibrt auf eem S'lde
fdnbs.
Sd babe nod cinen pidtisen @ans gu
MAIDEN. lieb 9rc6miitterden, entsesnete
Tetir in islnsr frob erreaten St'mmuna
in idmeidelnber Weiie. Sn elmer balten
@tunce Bin id wieosr babeim. cod babe
i'd ldnsit 1don su 9fadt seseflen. sas
bid tesbalb nid,t liSren. quite yadt, lie"
tes, autes @roBmiitter4en.
Wlit bieien Wcrten buihte er an ber
Hlten pcrbei unb cieie i1dtlib bsrubi8t
turd ben aufTallenb beiteren 2rn Ger
Gebe, iprah leiie Dor fih bin:
(gortfesurs frIati
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

- 9ate aller Taccns far Serblt unb
gSlnter bel Yaneoaf & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28
: Ser 6mnk hes heutfden M.ine,

= Ser S9ab bes beuti1en Mei4es.
am 5. Ottober bat bic Bef9tieung bes
Suliustburmes in Spanbal itattgefun.
ben. Sort befinbet fi6 betanntlid Der
S9as, ben bas beutfde Rei9 fir
9riegsfdue borrdtbig bdlt. Sie Mrt
oieler geli9tigung i1ilbern Berliner
Bldtter tpie folgt: Was aub0rberF ben
3ugang gu bieiem tpobl betpa6ten
9el9striegsi9ase anlangt> 10 fam bers
ielbe nur in benz Sale ermDgli9t per,
ben, menn Bic beiben aommiliions.
mitglieber slei9seitis bic in ibrem ge.
fise befinbli6en, tibrigens iebr sierli9
gearbeiteten S6Iii1el in's @6lob
leden. 9enn auf feline anbere Weiie
| TT Der trobige @erl9luB su bestpingen.
l1eber bieie gr6ffnunss3eit tuir6 Elm gez
nauer 8ermert i'm prototon angegeben.
Ilsbann tpirb bic @otunba betreten, in
tpel6er bic blanfen 100 Millionem Mart
fir ben HeidsnotbfaQ poriorgli1 lar
germ. Sie geipaltiee Summe 1T in 10
groBere 4btbeilungen serlegt, beren iebe
nieoerum in II llnterrubrifen aerfdtlt,
10 oaB in ieoer ber lebteren ie cine
Wtllion Wfart entbalten 1ein miiiIen.
Sebe bieier @inaelmillionen lieat ir 10
Beuteln 81 ie 9unberttaufen6 Wlarf,
BON benen atDei grittel in 20 uno Elm
Srittel III 10 : Martitttden aufbemabrt
peroen. eobalb bic &ebiiion beginnt,
ipiro auf's Geratbemobl cine ber pors
banbeHen Abtbeiluneen benannt, aus
ipel6er bann irgeno cine ber Inter
abtbeilunsen ndber anseseben pirb,
um our6gesdblt gu tperben. 3u bieier
Arbeit 1T elm Nilitdr Rommanbo abz
georonet, 10 oab bas niibielige 3dbl.
gei6dft in perbdltnismdsig furser 3eit
erleoigt 1T. Sinb amei ober brei Der
100000 8eutel aus ben perfdiebenen
Mbtbeilungen auf bic 9ihtiateit ibres
Snbalts gepriift, bann 1T bieIer She'll
Der Hebtion beenbet. 4uberbem tper<
ben aud nod bic Befdnbe Ser iibriaen
orei sroben Rei6sfonbs, tpie iol6e fit
bic Jnbalioenberiorgyns. ben 6efungs<
bau unb bic Grri6tung bes parlaments,
gebduoes porbanben iinb, genaueItens
gepriift, nur bob bier bic einaelnen
Wertbe nebft ben ba3u gebbrigen @ouz
ponbogen, bic Stiidaabl, Nummeraabl,
Serien &c. nit ben In ben Snbentar=
bidern entbeltenen glngaben forsfdltig
berglid)en iueroen. 6Dbalo ale bieIe
gin3elnbeiten geregelt. linb, tpirb bas
Reolitonsprotofoll auseeiertigt unb bon
pen sipeI Neolloren unteri9rieben, bic
belben S6liiilel iperben alsoann tuies
oerum slei6seitig eineefeSt unb Die
proeeour 1T Dollenbet. Die 3abImann=
itaften rnari6iren ab, bic RommilIion
perldbt bieIen gewi9tisen S1auplab
uno Der 0ort bat alsbann bis aur mdd)s
item geii9tiguHg feline ungsit6rte aube
- Die ibm nod redt, redt lanse per-
g6nnt fem m6ge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28
Sic NeSe ee3 Sberff bpn Steuben
bel Ser Qlprftpfpu>eSe

n6err YraIibent! Sn Ben Worten bes
Miafommens fir SIRE fremben 8d1te,
bic Sic ioeben selpro9en baben, gez
ba9ten Sic unb ermdbnten in freunblia
9en Museriiden ber Gamilie b. @teu=
ben. Sd perli6ere Sbnen, baB iobalb
als Die &un6e bon unierem ber5li6en,
entbuliaiti5den Gmpfang in bieiem
2aabe, Der auf Bic bon benz prdlibenten
ber Ser. 6taaten crt5eilten freunbli=
den ginlaoung an uns folgte, i'm alten
8aterlanbe empfangeu Durbe, ,ii6 in auen
Rreilen Der 8ebolferung in ieber @egenb
unieres 2anbes bersli6e Greube funb=
CAB. gs mar ein neuer, treHenber 8e=
peis oer gemeiniamen SDmpatbie, bic
atpii6en bem merifanii6en uns benz
beuti6en 8olfe bcitebt. gs benefit
au6, baB bas ameritanil9e Bolt, tpel=
DIES auf bieie WeiIe Sic groBen Sobten
tuiirbigt unb ibr 9lnoenfen gu ebren fi6
beeilt, auf Der 56be Ser Civilization
unb gultur ffebt. Crit beute Wforgen
empfins i9 eine &abelbepei6e aug met
mem Sanbe nit ber3li6en @ratulatios
men gu oieiem sliidli6en @ebenttag, Der
10 beoeutungspou lit in Der @ei6idte
Der Der. Staten, unb i6 CLAUDE, 9err
prdlioent, oaB i'd Sbnen Die aufri9ti=
gen GlIdipiini6e Ses ganaem oelti9em
9olfes unb Der oeutf6en &esieruns gu
bieiem sliidoerbeibenben Sag barbrin.
gen tann. Geitatten Sic mir aud,
9err prdfbent, 6ab i6 Sbneu i'm Nas
men Der sanaem Gamilie b. Steuben
unieren parmiten Dant aug bottem
9er3en abtatte -einel1 Danf, ben ausz
5ubriiden mir nur an paiienben Worten
.aangelt-fiir bic unbel6rdntte @aifs
freunoidaft unb fir bic bersli6e Bez
sriisung, bic uns aQerieits au She'll
tpurbe, Bel iebem S9ritt, bon Ser
Stunbe unierer 2anbung an big Sic
bas Ganse blir6 bic 8etpillfommnung
trbnten, bic Sic uns als 8ertreter un=
Seres groben 9lbnen gu She'll perben
lieBen. Sd fan,t nur tpieoerbolt au
Sbnen fagem: DMir banfen Sbnen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28
Grdffu8 Nee0.

Das srGbts MSbellaeer BET
Staet III bastentse bee 5errn s. Resb.
Wlobel aasr Mrt i1nb bai,lbF In srSBtsr
Nuswabl su ben nisbrielten Yssilsu 3u
9absn unb In Der abAt tann isber @e.
fGrnad befriebist tptrbsn. Yarlur. unb
S&labimmer.@ets tauit man bst 5errn
8. Neeb 3u Gabritpreiisn, ba sr fetne MS.
bel btrett aus ben srSbtfn Jabritsn bss
9anbes besisbt. 6err Neeb bat auBer.
bem einsn eroben gorratt BON 5epptaen
unb Wattsn unb allen In bieles Sad Elm.
f&lasfnoen Daaren. Der MSbei iraenb
pel&sr Writ sebrau&t, tbut pobl, F& an
5errn Nteb 3u psnbsn. 8om -@smStn.
lt&iteu bis gum Maerfsinfsn uub 1bs,nr=
fen 1T Mles In fstnsm Store 3u fntsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28
Infer gBodeublaft.

Wir ienben bon Jest al unier ,@c&ens
Ulatt1 far ben Yreis BON $500 auf Elm
.sSabr portofrei pudb DeutidIano.
Die 9erans8eber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28
Cine frobe " a dri d, t fir s al l.
Ibttde!

suf yeranlanuns oeslu Deutid.u 5sil.
inliituts", Wc. II Clinton Ylaee, Seem:
Dort, wirb Der betannte beutide Nr3t
Or. @dulb, nod i'm Qaufe bieIes Ufc
nats mad feu=ycrt fcmmeu. I'M Sail
iudttrante gu bebanbeln. - Der Doftcr
1T befanntlid BET einsise Nr3t oer Welt,
benz es Bis ieet selunsen iit, ieoen Sal
ron Tauiudt. ioipe periSnlit ale aud
brieFid gu beIien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28
Giite &arte.

Nn Qlae, tpel6e at BEN Golgen bon
Sugenbiiinoen, gierb0Ier S6wd6e,
@ntfrdftigung, Gerluit an Mannes=
fraft &c. leiben, ien6e i6 foitenfreie ei1t
&ecept bas 1ie curirt. 9ieies groBe
Seilmittel tpurbe pon einem Wfiiiiondr
in Siib= =9(merifa entbedt. S6idt Elm
abbreIlirtes Goubert an &eb. Sniepb s.
Smman, Station 8, Stem Dorf g,tp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

- Mlls Shmer3.n fnp nun usreehen.
Gin psrperbsn.r Massn usrurfadt DPS.
psplia. 5aledts 3dbns seruriaden ben
p.rborbsnen Wassn, tpsil bic Nabrmns
ntdt prbsntlid beroaut tperoen tann. 6alz
te De,ne 3abne selunb. Gebraudt SOZO.
DON'T resslmdbte. Ntats traet 70 CUR
Grbaltune Der 3abne bet ais biefss nun.
berbare 3abumittsl. &Qe Drustfen Der.
taufen baslelbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

ut ,itadeu.
Die 3itbw 8 Der 8laiTe 6 flnbet ffatt
tn Rtn Srlsans Dtsnftas ben s. Mos.nbsr 1881
2Ontiialta @tate 2etterp Gn
Dtsfts Sntitut vurbe im Sabr. 1858 far g..
stesxnss. Mno Woeltsatietiis 9wede soa bs
9apttaI Spa s1.o6o.eoo, am ptldem fe feitbs,
stnta Rsttrssfonb son $4zo, 900 etnsussfaat bat,
Sbrs srpben 9ietunsem 3 SON etnaelnep
Nummern ftnbea uunatIi9 ltatt. NientaIs pirt
enc 5tetung serftsben. g9an Ists ncafplsenct
vreisSer.betluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

- Oie feinlten &leiberitoffe, Die elez
gantefen unb mDoernfen Serrenansiise
unb iiberbaupt cine pprsiigli6e Nus
tpabl aller inn S6nittwaarengei6dft
geborenben grtifel finbet man bel S.
sSosfe & S6bme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

8iaisen afel=Damaif, rabmfarz
bises unb rot9es unb weiBes Gafelleinen,
Damaitene unb tiirfiid rpthe Serpietten,
Sanbtiaer &c. Bel ). @renet, aluutos
Sebdube, cine Ereppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

Sn tebem Sale, IN tem es ansemanbt Durbe,
bat I'D 3aplaet's Snbian 2urnip peetpraI Balm
Spae 1ner:ennuns erruneen,-tn in WutlidIet BAT
10 as 6ttlmittel sssen 5uifen. @rfdltnne. 2an>
senlsieen unb 9rpn9itis. mift fsines gIei6.n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

(Detroit Jree Yrsb bonn 18. San)
Gs&teimsr BrUs. batsn fosbsn Elm Gar.
loab BON Rsebs Gilt gtss Sonic ertalten.
Dieter @rtitsl psrfaufl fd (.tr RAID unb
10 mub 70 aud isin, benn es III obns 3wei.
fel Der bsfe Mrtitel ieinsr Nrt, Der ie Elm.
9efhtrt tpurbs, unb bat niht leines @lei.
den. Sur bas teRe Wlaterial wirb At,
@esbs Silt goee 9onts ssrwaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

Wsaa man 5uften tat unb f&neue 8eferuns
ranfdt 70 fauft man cine Glafb. son 2aplaeeS
Sntian 2urnip ysetoral 8alm. Dss 6eilmittsl
ftm.tt gut unb bewirft fdere 6eiIuns. (22,9tw1 s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-28

- Infer 2aser BON 9en,oen, unter3eus
unb Serren Turniibins @opbs tSnnen in
Nualitdt cber Yreis nidt iibertrofen
meroen. Yanco aft & 6 bn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-15
The Speculative Room.

The spirit of speculation is ram pant In this
country. All classes and conditions Of people
arc, more or less, infected by 1t. and the mania
Is On the increase In nine cases out of ten
where two or three men meet togeth pr, these
days, the subject Of stocks, their probable rise
or fall. etc, is talked OF. There are numbers OF
men who regularly pursue the business of en-
couragfDg persons to speculate. These men
know all the points" OF the market, and their
usual proposition Is to advise the uninItiated
how to invest, under an agreement that the
profits OF the venture shall be divided equally.
Ii there Is loss, the party who furnishes the
money bears 1t all, OF course In single hour
at day an observer can see almost every
class represented among those who call to
aDxfously watch the board. A lucky investment
by one person gives to all OF his or her friends
the speculative fever, and IL spreads rapidly
One OF the arguments used by those who en-
courage speculation Is that there Is little or no
danger OF loss; that If stock declines point
or two one day 1t will recover In a short time II
the investor Will hold on; that there Is 80 much
money In the country that will go Into stock In
vestments, and this will keep the prices up.
The number Of stocks put upon the boards in
the large cities, particularly In New York, is
constantly increasing. The fact that many OF
them are worthless does not seem, at present
TO receive much consideration. Few OF them
comparatively perhaps, have O real value a1!.
even fewer would attract investments upo
their own merits. The day Will probably com
when the false bottom VIII drop out Of these
wor- HESS stocks, and then there Will De nu
merous mourners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-15

The report of our health officer for the month
Of Nav, just issued, shows that the District
enjoyed unusual healthfulne55 during that
month. There were fewer deaths by 50 than
during the month preceding, and less by 81 than
during the month OF May last year. The daily
mean barometer for May, 1850, was 80 Os3; last
month, 80. e53; daily mean temperature May,
1850, 30 Q; last month, 90; daily mean humid
fty May, 1850, was 5S.5; last month, 633. TIE
prevailing direction OF wind was from the south
during both months. but the daily mean rain
fail during May, 1880, exceeded that of last
month 81 inches. There does not seem to be
difference enough In the atmospheric condl-
lions OF the periods named to have caused the
difference In death rate OF the two months,
and we must accordingly conclude that We are
improving In healthfulneSs. The death rat e of
last month, 1913 per 1OOO nearly reaches the
minimum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-15
PROPOSALS

l. tsCl obh taO-
DROFOsATe FOR MAXINE MINOR REPAIRS
L To BlTUMlNorS PAYMENTS.
EsGISEER DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT 9 COLUMBIA
WAsHISGIoN. June Sih. 1881
By direction Of the Board of commissioners,
Sealed Proposals Will received ST THE Off &c unit
making Minor pairs 10 Btu OH sous pavements n
the city of WashiDston, District Of COLUMBIA. for
Blsl forms a p'oposs ans, peci6ca'ions can be
oltaned at To ofhce together With all necessary
fCrf ain es or yns,e ana bids upol these
4 he right is reserved to reject any all bids or
Wy : ' TS1sINa, Ma, Of e s!nssr., U.s..
telO-6t Ensiaeer Commit, sonsr ID @
DROPOsALs FOR MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
IEPAKrMENTs.
Sealed for anne
of s IN Ss SE s sr Sc w:5 s NAY. Iii.
until IL NJ. Of JUNE PATH. 1881. and opened imme-
speeine tons. general instructions FOR bidders
az d plank fo,ms OF propnsaL will be furnished to
their proper apple alton at this office;
TMPhovKMENro OF RIVERS AND HAKB0ks.
UNITED STATES FNsrNEFf OFFICE
lyl1 fENsshLyANIA AVE
Sealed Proposals for the improyement of the fol-
Once unti! II m, on SATURDAY, JULY 3, losl.
and opened Immediately thereafter:
l-Nashinston Ia; Dor, l. C.. Dredging.
2.Gtorgetown Hereor ID. C, Removal OF fast
rock.
S-Breton Bay, Nd. Nomn Creek. Va Mount
nernen Ctanuel. Va and Neabsco Greek. Va.
Dredging. Ito be Jet tosether.D
4-lorf hyer, Va, Dredging.
5-Urbapa Greek, Va, Dredging.
6-TotusEi River. Va, Constructing Dixie.
Specifications containing detailed information,
end blank forms for proposals can he obtained at
this Office. where mars aud plans msy be seen.
The right to reject auy or all proposals is re-
served. Il. 4. ALBEIT,
jel0tt L y. Civil L 1gineer.
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DROTOSALs FOB STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARrMESI


WAsHIrGTos May Is, 1881 !
Sealed Proposals. addressed to the SECRETARY eI
Depal tnent. and bureaus and Offices thereof, il
Wa hin gton, during the fi.c.l year ending June
50. 1897, VIII te received until IL O'CLOCK NJ, OF
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
ctrtifcate annexed. AID must embrace ali the
items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged in business
In WASHINGTON. or who hsve not supply depot in
such city. ill not be consi dered.
Tie schedule embraces two general classes: LIST
and the contract VIII be awarded 10 the Who'll. or
Dy classes. as may be considered the more advan-
taFeon Is 70 tie Goverpment.
greater or less quantity OF any article in the sched
ue than tnat SPECIFIED. as the wants Of the same
The articles viii be called for from time to time
as needed. and mnst be IN Accordance with tbs
or bureau for which reaared: must De delivered
the contractor ia del aut OF any OF which require
chase the articles eli ewhere. TO annul the con-
tract in whole or in part, sno Will hold the con-
tractors Responsible for any addih nal expense IL
The Ierartmeni reserves the risht to waive de-
feets AID to lejsct any or al bids; y urvr
mlS-2aw4w eecretary of the Navy.
DROPOsALs FOR MIsoELLANEoUs sup
DEPARTMENT OF IHK INTERIOR
eealed Proposals viii be recei sed until IL O'clock
Ms: supsliss. such ss seap.. Brooms.
Fssfher DusTsrf, dust Brushes &c, for the De-
pas Of the Interior for the hscal year ending
'1 Bsna foTms Of Proposals wing the items and
cuiar rsisins thereto. win be furnished on sppii-
cation TO this Department.
sss nSo .s g the Of TIE
,elI. ls.ls2-A Acting Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-15

The Information from Maine Is that ex- Gov
error Dingley, editor OF the Lewiston Journal
Is likely TO be nominated by the republicans to
succeed Senator Frye In the second congress
sional district. The greenbackers and demo-
cats will unite upon candidate In the hope
carrying the district, as their success In the
effort may result In giving the organization o
the House OF Representatives to tue democrats
next winter. Mr.. Dingley, like MT. Frye is
however. very popular In the district, and IL ne
Is nominated there Is little doubt he will be-
elected. The election occurs In September.
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LADIES GOODS.

DOUGLASS.
NINTH sTRwET. Sr OLouD RTrrI.nrra
HOslkhY.-A great bargain in MISSES IA
a. BOZ K. at 70 cents, 80 ceAIs &e former price.
LACEs-ln great variety COMPRISING az the now
etes In WASH LACES, at lowest prices
ooh Is -Uv.r sixt, sty e.. On.y IN ,se peri act
in cut, share and fni-h OFF cred our pa'r1ns
UNDFhNEAk Our make Of underwear no eds
no ne ton Each garment ts perfect and prices
IS low as for common goods
100 lOZ. HFNSfITCHED HANDKEROHIEFS
at 81. SO per dog. worth Sl
DUe LASS.
jel1 NINTH STREET
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Touching the talk that the democrats OF Ohio
might make ex Senator Thurman their candi-
date for governor this fall, that gentleman
writes to his son, In Columbus, that he could
not accept the nomination If rendered. He adds:
81 made UP my mind when 1 left the Senate
that l would return to private life for good and
ever, and remain Of that mind" Those who
want to nominate Mr.. Thurman are lot with
out hope, notwithstanding this letter. They
think that Ii he accepted a position on the
monetary commission after returning ito pri
vate life for good and ever he would not refuse
the governorship OF Ohio II handed to him on
silver salver, so TO speak. And this, even though
he might still remain Of that mind" good
many politicians are like Byron's heroine, who,
whispering she would ne'er consent. consented
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

MADAM ROSS, the long established. reliable
N1 Cla.rvoyan and Astrolosist gives better sat
isfaction in all affairs Of life than any In the
profession; tells the past present and future des-
uny gives advice and assistance on all matters ap
pertaining to business, love ana mstrimony ALL
IN TROUBLE CALI. Satisfaction given or no pay.
Computation Rooms. 4e2 I'd street. above street
northwest. apo
.nd s1eSSssSr o. reno1sd e
corner Of 7th and ste. northwest. In Drug store
oppoeite %. g. p. q. sepl6
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NJ ME. WAsHINGTON
Nk FASHIONABLE
URESSKAKING AND TANNING ST0RK,
13lt Penna. ave.,
Dresses Suits. Oostumes, Ooaks, &c made In
super1or style II short uJtlcs. Ladies' can bsre
Dresses Cutand Bssted. sad perfect 1T susran-
teed. ans
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7 ADlEa' SHOES.
For 80 dsTs shsu offer NV ens.ru s,ocs n YIN.
TER GOODS alta
DISCOUNT OF TEN PRR CxS1.
Jas. III. VERMILYA,
febIs $40 Ninth St, OPP. Patent Ofios.
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TMPhOVKMENr OF RIVERS AND HARBOb
)POsALs FOX REPAIRING ROOMS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON, June 9th, 1885,
Stsled Proposals. will be received until u o'clock
No., WkDNkSDAY, JUNE y, 1881, Tor Mastering,
frescoeipg and painting the office rooms and ale
in The north and west wings Of Patent Office build
ing. damaged by fire and water in 1877.
Circulars of specifications will be furnished upon
application at the superint nj dents rosm.
je9lLl5,lS A BELL, Acting Secretary.
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NEW SUM MEN GOODS -FreBnh Pat
~ teri Bonnets and Has, Millinery Novelties.
Silk Wraps, Street ard Trave ing Araps. Under
GARNER Is at Greatly Reduced Prices, AL the best
French Colsets, Lawn and Percale Wrappers.
e42 IRE assortment OF Psrssols snd Gloves.
Partisan Novelties in Necksesr, Black and White
Leces in great variety, Ladies and Misses Bathing
Suits and Cans, aud q ca refu 'ly selected line OF
Partisan Novelties beet Eneieh Needles, papers
for 20 cents. -. WILLIAM.
. che Irsviss, Paris, BOZ PsassYivsats
avenue.
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.SLAIE MANIEIo
-
Builders and house owners will find large and
varied assortment OF the above goods. at prices as
low Is any house in the city,
AT THE FACTORY,
On C, NEAR SIXTH ST. NORTHWEST
Whole sale and Retail. jel4 Ct. Up