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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-21

situate II Fanner Mining District, Boise County,
Idaho Territory. insisting "f twelve bnn'irrd
ti20ll linear feet Of the 10 e, and surface ground
three hundred and fifty t:i50i feet wide, beng Lot
NJ. 81, and described III the field nut and la OF
the official survey ON II in this oth,e with mag.
neic variation ut ~ degrees aud 80 minutes est
follows:
Commencing at the discovery stake on this claim.
on which was posted the location uiice and rum
ming thence >. II aegs So MN. 4. along the West
end line the 81 i'm fifty 5Uj teet to the aou west
corner. called corner No, l." thence n. II dogs
81 min along he West end line If the claim
three hundred aud fifty t350 feet to the No, thw est
r.rne OF The claim called "Corner No. q" thence
N. % degs - MN H., alu x the North sde Inc of
sal claim Twelve hundred l20Ul feet to the NORTH
east corner OF said lain, called "uuintr No -
thence = u dogs 30 min along the Eaa' end liue
~ the claim three hundred ana hft, 1861 fset to
the Southeast corner of the claim. called '.Cnrner
No T." thence 81 degs As MN. W. along tie
South side line of the clam twelve hundred ,12uo
feet Ia the southwest corner OF the Claim, called
'.Gornef No !" SAID claim embracing total .rea of
9.3s acres. said Wolverine lode Minis claim b. ing
situated ahou, thirty miles Northeast of Idaho city
aud about one fourth Of mile Southeast at Banner
poslofhce AMI the Crown Point niue. living Yves of
saia Wolverine mine, aid the Hardscrabble mine
lying South thereof
Inc said mining claim being of record In the of
nee OF the County II cnrder OF said Buise county
| at Idaho City, i'll Boise County Idaho erritory
The nearest known locations beng the Crown Point
and hardscrabble miues.
Any and all persons ella, ming adversely any Dor.
tiaii Ut tho sad Wolverine lode Mining Claim or
surface GROUND are required 10 file their adverse
claims thereto with ,ne kegister of the United
States Land Office. Boise lty Idaho Territory.
within the sixty days public ttion thereof or they
wiz be barred by virtue Of the provisions OF thu.
statute Ill such cases made and provided
EnW'D l.. q RIIs, Rtgister.
direct that the foregoing notice Of Application
Tor patent be published for the period of sixty aay
item consecutive weeks III the tdah World anews.
paper published ut Idabo City, Boise county Idaho
Territory, lpw'p L. CuRTls Repeater
June &c. 1880 days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-21
Horrible Cruelty.

Horrible cruelty to animals is COM
mon in Naples. Old horses, young
kids and lambs, old dogs, cats and
rats, are skinned alive, because the
skin when removed from the living
creature is considered more supple,
and sells for much higher price.
Dogs are seized by legalized munich
pal dog-stealers twice day; are
thrust pell-mell into court; kept two
days without food, and then, half
stunned with a stick, and while liv-
ing, fayed from head to tail. Horses
in the knacker's yards are allow
ed to drop from hunger, as being less
trouble than killing them, and, when
utterly exhausted are nailed on planks
and fayed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-21

The Butte Town Talk gives its
readers the following advice: Don't
go where you ere not wanted. If a
man wants you to go to his house he
will invite you to do SO, and if mer-
chant wants you to visit his store he
will invite you through the columns
of the local papers. 1t is wrong to
intrude.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-21
n Office to the Public.

Persons dealing with one Jos Jackson,
near Centerville. are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he IN any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind OF business. ! am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Centerville, and the sad
Jos. ph Jackson, and all persons, are here.
by notified not t. trespass on either of SAID
mines, as any one who shall 90 SO Will be
dealt with according to law.
MARION f. WALDRON.
CENTERvIlLE, July l, 1SS4-6m.
Title Abstract of Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff, to
NJ + Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodcs known as the Golden Fleece
and Gold Star mines, situated in Cen
terville mining dist,ic', Boise county, l.
T.
ate of deed. March %, 1883, and recor-
dcd March %, 1853, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, in
book ID, on pages 800, 400, 4Ol and 400
seed records of Boise county, |. L.
Territory of Idaho,
County Of Boise
| do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct abstract, as appears of
record.
(-- Witness my hand and seal OF
Seal. office, this 9th day Of July, A
~~ D. 1884.
I'm CARROLL,
Auditor Boise Co. |.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-21
Application for a Patent.

U. 3. LAND OfFIC Boise City. Idaho.1
June H. 1855
A1nTICls IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT The Ell
N mira silver Nj ing Company by John brown
ns Pr. sident and General Munag-r. VIII, re Pos
on ad.ir. ss ,s anne, Boise county, idaho Terri
hiy has made application for a Cn.ted statrs Pat.
ent fIr the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-21
LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed
or extra good paper and for sale at
this office.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Go tubom Ut nlap ConeeriI
DUBLIC NOTICE.


n,e 6y the Genera. TEN 2, the snpIe%:
sSapie gf o s Of tri h aw az iss To
sa Y by he G Sssh railway
aa SSs e a
transit pD.nisi * ne ,Ss
ami S1iioHs % 81 saa apS Transit USm
at at tho s' Rys GasS and @ elendSs y
ave- IryiHgrace th.ayo, sh.st As!Orplace. lafayette
Pac% s wa Broad Ps,r a1G wSeSs
ssshnns On ,:S The .Sg'sry tsr%p%, ,, ', g
ave- at for george way wsstst iyS with
ginning @ z on %' 'Kngs6ridss Iq!havc and rannn!
I along g rG , TO sTe@ s1 Ssr N s9Sss
saS sSi easnaias Yss,nn 'ns
ss% ss5S;s rss e es:s:sr $.:
T strcci Sfs FsTry BY way d caimSes.t na@oe5st
ming on Wcsist and extending to the River way
Matts.st tanalst BIo2me-s dnomRsoa,t' snJ
sStnaiSs to River by d BiToW,t west ana
and e1en9!ns TO te East RIVER q way Of wst 5ast
Georges Pisc Route No. 10 Beglnni a; TIE Hudson
River and ndins to the East River by way ol Vest I'D
River extending he Fast River by way Of West San
n R4e n nd STis the WS nS I
ard Eag @ s S y Sranss to kda rs Pn ssy I
at the Harlem River AID extending 20 ,,, u, HIa;
fSa Sud ESr Py on fs
and ng Harlem River by OF 1nwoot aud
Dyckman It's Route No l5-Beginning at l0th-ave. and
West 5yths and extending Maids INST by ~ West
59th.st 5Jt st, Matisonavc, East 25dst dave.
Chrystest Dvsion-st and Catharinest with branch be-
boulevard extending norterly along sad Boulevard TO
the Kng>bfidge Road Route No. IL eglning at tnc
Westerly terminus OF West 6thst and extending essterly
66thst To the Central fafk sunhtn or
Road No No is Beginning i;ast 65thst at the
East River extending westerly along Fast 65h st 70
the Central ark sunken Transverse Road o. Route
the Central Park Sunken Transverse
= of West Jthst- vthayc and West llth.
7thst and extending Central ParK entrance Of sun
Road No . by OF East 9ths ST. Route
No 2-Begnnin, the westerly terminus OF West s6tn
and running thence eastery along sots 70 the CentrN
Park entrance Sunken Transverse Road No. Route
22Beginning the eastery terminus or East sotht
and extending westerly TO the Central Park Sunken or
and as s5th.st Route No 2S-Be ginning thc westerly
and extending 10 the Central Park
sunken Transverse ad 40 T. by way OF West 36hst
9ast nc River. and extending westerly 10 the
Central Sunken Transverse load No 4 by way OF
East 92d.sL lst-ave and asst elthst Roate No. 2o-be
and running northery along broadway TO the northery
line the city OF Ncw-fork Route No 10
by way OF and souh-st Route No 27-Begn.
ming lOthaye apd lslsts. and extending 10 Aque-
ducavc by OF Ssts ST. ana bridge across the Hariem
River Roite No 2sBeginning on lsavo a. Harlem River.
Koute No I0-Beg ming Nestst neai Christopherst
and extending West 7d-st by OF " eStst shave,
heard by the undersigned Commissioners Monday the
sscond day OF February 1885, at ii O'Clock OF that day
time time thereafter rs may seem expeaien, 70
Commissioners and the place OF nearing w DC IN
the Cvernors Room the city Hall In the city and county
OF New-York. .x.o.,
SgE $5yEaAS r sFE1FS 4 "a pHAors, Commissioner.
LEROY d, CRANE
Dated JAN "a. 1885
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
COTTON MARK ETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIvRRPool. Jan. 2t.-l2;3o D. m.-cotton drm Md,iing
Uplands I'd; do Mldding orleans 6is sales aOOO baes
incnding 1000 bales for speculation and export
steady, Upands Mddng clause January and February
delivery 6i do February and March delivery 2otd also
l.tid; do March and April delivery. 664d also o64di
do April and May delivery 64d also s6idi 90 MAY
and June delivery 3U4d also izoid Also io-o4u no.
June and July delivery. b lt-6fd -oo ,.,o.
sales OF the day included 1000 pales
American Futures closed steady; Upands Low MiddliDg
clause January delivery 63e4d value; DO January and
delivery sellers DO Marca and Aprii tehyeri, 4Ssd
INA lime delivery I2J4d sellers do June and July dev
ery d IB6Id sellers do. July and Augustievsry l98td
sellers do August and september delivery, d 2364d.
selera -. ,.... A.. ,o,u,.- ,oo,, -
Minc ID 10, Good oriiairE To- sales o07 balos stock.
33, SIS bales. - ..,,, 80
Middiing los Good oriinsry 1915; net and gross, re-
ceips S39 bales sales GOO baes st0ck. Co. 7Ss bseA
NKWORLEAXs Jan. 24-COtton stoadYi Middllng 10 OLD
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
THE DICTIONARY
IHE DIG HUN AN
OF
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY.
Edited by LESLIE STEPHEN.
xrxf...or g,o "a OK
yolnueI gvo "a %.

before in this handsome volume the hrst In
sament work which promises to do cret alike 20 the
enterprse It's publishers the scholarly assddty Of its
editor Every literary workman must have felt the lack oil
such book reference the Blographia Britannica
no attempt made ng Ike adequate scale
provide complete storeholse OF British biography Ihe
magnitude OF the has not unnaturay, deferred pub
fishers from attempting it, In any such undertaking
the chief difficulty is in the first place. to determine
who shall worthy OF notice, and in the second
place due proportion in the length oi inc a
ces In both respects MI stephen has shown excellent
Judgment. But IL is the shorter notices rather than
the extended monographs which the real utility
OF the work depend These far have looked In
have been executed with great care and TO
embody instances good eea OF original research
. The attention devoted TO theatrical biography Will
greatly enhance the value OF tbs Dctionary"-lPa Mall
Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

n wopld he inst az good q speculative investment
as it is now. Were it even good French oi"",ns'
ii would never on one of your slxpehhy o""4''"''
return you its cost. Bindings-and this 's prooao'9
what has mised von-fotch immsnse sums in GER
tain cases no matter what the book inclosed In
them NAV he. But these are bindings precious IN
themselves the work of artists long since dead, OF
pcrchance the possessions of kings or queens OF
famous collectors of ages ago. once or twce h"
happened that work by modern mana mas oeoi,
sold by auction for large price Inc r'osei'
Poems and Rogers Italy. by Bedford pouhu W
him as specimens of what he could do sold Tor some
e7O which was far beyond their value. But Bed
ford has left no successor and if he had, 1t would
he one binding IN thousand which would sell tor
as much as the binders charge.
7, the column which Mr.. Sala devotcs to the sys-
ton sale there are many other melancholy mlst2kes
but as they do not am5ody pernlcious inaxihs' IL
would be cruel to point them all ont III, however,
Mr. Saia is going to talk about books to American
audiences ho might be asked to explain what lie
means by "Carmina Horace" whether he really
thinks "largo copy is the same thing as largo
paper" copy andwhether in describing aJesephus
which is duplicate of Que in the National Library
at Paris as unique" he attaches to that word tue
same meaning as the provincial bookseller VINO an
nounced in his catalogue two copies OF the same
book identical in all respects, both unique"'
1t is altogether by accident that MIR. Henry
Stevens and Mr. Sala are coupled in this letter. out
since they are, may ask you to notice that the one
who really knows about books IS an American,
while the one who knows-less, is an Englishman.
hope | am not wanting in kindness y the English
man in saving so. / say it becsuse1 believe it il
lustrates neatly enough the respective conditions
of photographed knowledge in the two countries
The American is becoming believe far more ac-
curate about books than the Englishman' and
hear with pleasure that the Eagiish dealer mas
his customer beyond this sea considerably moro ex-
acting than bis Eaglish cousin. c. W. :.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
STATE OF TRADE.
DOM EsTIC MARKETS.


aT% HssaTa ssrssi sad Ss:ssra s,s @ ii q
s s.s s,n5 !, IS &
Pasnt sS7, wSsssscutnsrn - rn Western ni%s
Southern Red. ass95cs AZ Amber . ss5s SO Mary:
a soc 1auaa aSsslc asS la Ss S
&fs s'sses
% asrc Wife s!sds 70 'la ssss
- ssa s Me sas
S ss %asa Gasa GSI Suso S,
OATS 500 oush saes-wheat 26looJ ousa' Corn i2sooo
SSsassS Fl ''s ss es
vi SS Ss:S SsEs l.s. @ g eS sss: e:
I Go! 5 o1 s sSSr is c
% oats oS ons a;o , st S' Sa, wnss ss
ley. 5000 bush
M,s Jan and e ssS
S. IS Patent sprng wheats s5 75Ssjo5 patent Winter
G Sssa TSIy
Sas @ aeS Shorts sroas @ NJ % @ Sa ssD
FSur o 3a ao sor Snort cn Corn ''0' 00'H 'a
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2. Flour hrn; "a niy 80 e6Sss eS
Fancy O6si 49, Pcoysons porI quiet a. 81 So
81 a1 = ;I sIsrsro 8 s5 sscoa aai. :s
nGrS r. aors q steady @ scSs Common and @ So s5S rs Pack
Ing and But hers a SOSso oO' receiD' 1900 head 'dU-
Winter Wheat 50 j00A IS; spring Wheat s3 00a3 5ot
HV"9s1is no% S,aas. ass5s a,Sys og-
slosas gss 4ssssSss; Tsssaa sls:ass .
closing at - S5c No. Chicago sgrns sysG +c no NO
quiet and weak; sales ranged Cash ssaSac elosiny
3scs January 3fSsU3s%c closing at ~ February 5i
&C. Gas Ss'nS ae C. safe.
2sc aay isc. Rye steady t3s BaIity-No oJ0ooc.
Pork steady; sales ransed Cash sl2 gJStl2 TO- January
sr5 At sia a7 March sIa i5S
s2 25 closing ats3 II Lard CHER sales ranged Sasn
February s6 80 as s5 closing ss s2ia March So 37
Bukmeats shoulders q s5Ssi 90 short & e,S 50 ioS o
sbl ST. @Ssa G'e Seooo BUSH Corn sooo oas:
$1,000 DuslL Rye 10000 bush. Barley 1000 shipmenn
Flour 1000 obl, Wheat o,'0y9 @ ousn' & Scrn 100
oush
DETROIT jan 24-wheat steady: No. lyhts cash. s5sc;
January sGc February sse Nay Witt Wss 10 ssc FS
2 32c. Receipts-whcat. l3.0Jo Dasn.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 24.-Flour frn; ligit demand Wheat
Fsbruary 7slac March 7sLc; May; 8 sc Corn armsri
No 3, 1904 oats hrner; No White Sc syS rr nrm
EG Extra S2s Ssc quiet Mes, rorx s
and January sl2 o. February Lard-Prims steam 50 80
easa sc ana aos q 100 s
Wheat 1000 bush: Barley. 22.Oo0 Shpnenta-Foars
1000 bbs. Wheat 400 bush. Barley, 5000
lower; No. Rcd sss6Ss casn; January osi2c feb'
sSc TsSrSar s5c May g % oas AZ s0IsS; sS
az 6ga62l2c. Bsrley-Market quict at 6JS75c But
ana etss STEADY and saS ns SEED ~ "eaa a
g. G Corn Meai st,aiv at 50 WHISKY steady 81 a.
Pork s2Sj eieae e 50 ~ Snors 81 8: a
Receipts-Flour 1900 obls, Wheat 20oo bush: Corn.
$4,000 Ousl; oats 5000 oasa age 1000 Sa,a Barsy
bush, Corn 5000 oush; Data 900 bash; vs lo0s
BUSH; Barley. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
THE DICTIONARY
OF
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY.
Edited by LESLIE STEPHEN.

Tbe appearance OF the first volume Of the Dictionary OF
National Biography Will probably call the attention OF many
persons 10 the fact that such work
wanting in national literature We nave all sorts OF Bio
graphical Dictionaries and OF late having goodly
supply of what call classified serial biographies;
but want well arranged and carefully Dictionary
Of National Biography. such that edited by Mr. Leslie
stephen promises TO become . Such work. II SUCCESS
full ought 10 become OF bead roll Of English
ought TO be something much better the Golden
Book Of Venice. 1t will be family distinction have had
of its members enshrined this nztion
biography The undertaking which every must
wish success and in which the best writer's tho day might
be proud to bear hand."-l London Daily News
MACMILLAN e. CO., New-York,
ll2 FOU RTH-AVE.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Nem uutl1r1tlons.
READY.
1885.

NOW READY.
1885. THE io'0'
TRIBUNE ALMANACl
FOR 1885.
This valuable Political Register completely
The Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON.
late Clerk OF the House Of Representatives.
js lust issucd containing
Election Returns from every state
in the Union
Alphabetically arranged. with comparative tables
of the Presidential Election OF 1850
by Counties; also an analysis Of
the Presidential Elections OF 1875 1872 1853 and 1851
Also Foreign POSTAGE Table Bank and Currency Tables
Party Platforms. Election oil U. r. Senator'S.
List of Governors OF states and Territories.
New.Yors state Government,
Ac,sof Con .ress Receipts from Customs.
Internal Revenue Receipts Foreign Legations IN u -
u s. Debt statement XLIXth Congress.
Annropriations for 1928. 1884 and lSs4-J,
Ordinary Eevcnues and Expenditures Of the U. 81
Tables OF Imports aud Exports oil specie Foreign ana
Domestic Mefohan Use. Foreign Trade, Value Of
Imports and Exports,
uo,crs II g senate and House OF Representatives,
Tho Unitei states Cove rnmeIt
princpal officers in tho Various Departments
PRINCIPAL Diplomatic Officers OF u = In Foreign ConntHes
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Address ihh ihlDoNfr
New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Jan. ESP. ".

SUNDAY, Jan. zo-P. NJ
Last week developed little or no change In the genera
commercial situation The usual number OF Southern
and Western merchants in the city to make their sea-
souabe selection goods but they are pursuing hand
tomouth policy their purchases that Is Disappointing
To the trade They hardly could be expected to be any
thing else but conservative when what to be the re-
suit upon consumption OF the labor troubles ana INC
general reduction OF wages Is still an unsoVed
probem. Hence there is no Improvement
I'm prices for general merchandise. Inc event
OF the week the drgoods trade was an auction sale
Of 800 cases OF satnets. The sale attracted large
number of buyers and the offerings were mostly dis
no. ed Of prices averaging l72 per cent peow
agents figures.
The speculation in the cereals was less active thah IN
preceding weeks and after fluctuations OF 2 cents inc
range price for wheat closed about 81 cent lower ana
for corn about q cent lower than week ago. In ths
market n In January caused an advance OF
. cents for this months option. The receipts at the
Western points show some declines from precc ling
weeks.
The receipts a,t shipments OF wheat corn and OARS at
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

past there has been abundant need OF an
tive work ON English biography like which le rnei
societies under national patronage are Issuing IN
Germany 1t Is to the e1crtions oil publishing
firm and private that the present able
undertaking. An examination OF the nst fifty volumes OF
which IL IS TO that the expectations which have
been formed concerning 1t viii not bc disappointed In fu
ness in thoroughness and In accuracy II leaves to
or nothing TO be desired IL compares yJraby with
its foreign models most essential points and In o' al
I,os, ~ "a distinctly superior years hence
then e may expect the fifty gooy volumes OF tho
Dictionary National biography lying side by side ON the
shelves OF our Libraries all Of the compiled with the
learning intelligence and the general accuracy evinccd IN
the first part place they will hold is not likely to DO DIS
puted for many generat lions ~ London Atheneum
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

roypos Jan 24-l2:30 m.-Ccnsols 90 1918 for money
and % l5l6 Erie l3 II do Consos
bU3x New.York Central S9l Mexican ordinary, 3S Cana
dian Pacinc 425 81 Paul Common. 7jis.
m-Atantc and Great Western First Mortgage Trus.
tees % Erie 1875 do Second Consols 56s
New.York Central $685. Canadian Pacific. 4ls St Paul
Common 74a
The amount OF bullion gone Into the Bank OF England
balance TO-DAY is 4l50OO.
Three Per Cent Renes at 80 francs
9 contmes for the account aud Exchange London at rs
francs 33l7 oentimes for checks
5p. m.-3ar silver n quoted at 40 .16d per ounce
The Econ0ist OF this week The rate Of discount for
bank bills 80 days TO three months 3 per and for
bills 90 days three 3Ts al per cent.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
A TIMELY BOOK.

"A
THE SABBATH FOR MAN
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RIGHTS OF
WORKINGMEN.
BY WILBUR +. CRAFTS,
Gives facts statistics about Sunday closing OF saloons
many lands about Sunday laws related 10 liberty about
the per1ls their enforcement and with
incidents great abundance from leading men
of ali nations and denominations. l2mo $40 pp, 81 90.
FUNK WAGNALIS
IL Dey.st. NY.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Gfacncrs.

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nesses etc, - Colleges schools and Families Apply
MRS N. J. YOUNGfULfON 2J Union square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
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Pupils Families Schools Colleges. Circulars Of gooi schools
with reliable information free - proltL Si3i reachJry
always wanted Application form Tor ST. nn
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~ fitting for college speciality highest city references
Address YALE. Box 80. Tribdne ONCE
A SUCCESSFUL teacher Of eleven years eX-
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branches careful attention To neglected educatona Address
TEACHER. 800 West l6th.st.
CANADIAN GOVERNESS wishes daily pu-
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dress EARNEST Tribune Uptown Once 1888 broadway.
VNEACHERS WANTED.-Gent Music,
$1,000 more English branches and sS00 Pres
German, French and Military Tactics for school Lades
FRENCH g0veness superior Vocalist for schools Piano and
singing. Various others Good salaries.
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one or more hours daily. Address H. A. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
MISS MARIA PARLOA
A sFRIES OF KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DEMON
STRATIoNs. - - -
TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. s5........PRICE 35 oENTa
Address
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
THE DICTIONARY
OF
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY
VIII include

lives of the British Islands from the earliest MS
toica period LIVING persons are excluded The first aim
has been TO give biographies which snail emb,dy with SUM-
Gent nnos the latest results Of historical research and be
founded upon examination OF onginal documents.
ear In icaton will each article Of the authoH-
ties which have used and from which further nior
ton may be derived
In later will be solght to remedy any errors oil
excess or defect which be pointed out In the hrst III
confidently hoped in case that the execution o nc "o
Will no moi nm worthy Of the aim i'm oelin title and that
will place besie the competest Biographical dc
tionaries hitherto published.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

Low Mdding 10 5.le Good Ordinary 9lsle not rsespt
1899 bales; gross, 2271 bales Exports to Rraneo
bales; sales, 1000 baes stock. l.l6j baleA