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The Marquis OF Salisbury, while at Osborne
yesterday performed the ceremony Of kissiug
the hand oi the queen, and was appointed hsr
prime minister.
In Lake Michigan 10 save his Drot her, Sidney
Mills, who had fallen overheard. both were
drowned.
The damage by the storm In western Penn.
sylvanla yesterday will probably reach $780,
OOo. A lady and young man were Killed by
lightning.
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FINANCIAL.

PMscE & WurrELr
STOCK BHOkERS
ca Broadway
$50 10Th street u orcoran Buding), Washington
PklNAlE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GEShkAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY Ill. CRUeER OAKLEY
MAYNARD &. EYRE
HENRY ii. DODGE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM X 1RAvERS, Special Partner
Buy and sell Oh commission ali classes OF RAILWAY
Securities.
III. II. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations of stocks and Bonds and Information re-
gaTding the markets received through our wires in
ktantly direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
orders executed and reported promptly. je1
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An Important Indian Conn s.ssou.

The Secretary of the Interior has appointed
]. b Wright OF Tennessee; Charles r. Iarrabee.
OF the Indian office, and Bishop H. l.. whipple,
oi Minnesota a commission, as authorized by
the present Congress. Tor the purpose of nego-
tiating with the Chippewa Indians, OF Mime
sofa for such modification OF existing treaties
ana such change In their reservation AS may ba
deemed desirable, and also 10 consider ali
Claims which these Indians may have ON the
government They are also TO negotiate with
the Indians In northern Montana and AT Fort
berthold, In Dakota, for reduction OF their
respective reservations, or removal 10 other
RESERVATIONS. Also 10 negotiate with the upper
ana middle bands Of Spokane Indians and
reno dOreflles Indians, In the Washing ton
ana Idaho territories, Tor their removal 10 the
Coivilie, Jocko or Occur d'Alene reservations
and Tor the cession OF their lands to the United
states The work of the com mis- sion must Ice
ratified by Congress. The commission villa
leave this week the west
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Nj NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
1'A LII AL business confidential. Ladies and gem
SL.tn 90 cents each aus street, bStwe aih aud
-. ''ieess northwest niy6iOws
kbiLES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
~ treatment, without the Of knife caussc
~, ~, 4e~ttEe CGre guaranteed Can be cpusulted as
= ~ ~. nom = 10 D pm apx-lxms
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ISON-CHEESMAN. July "a, 1856 by the Raw
benjamin lson at the residence Of the brides parents
1910 street northwest, Mr: IA. ALLEN ISoN, u
Oak land Nd. and Miss JOSIE IL CHEESMAN, u
Bellefonte, Pa
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MAN klkis.

To INSURE AGAINST household accidents al.
ways keep supply VI st. Jacobs Oil on hand.
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COL. LAMONT GONE OFT TO ARRANGE FOR a
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT AND MRS CLrvp.
LAND 10 THE ADIRoNnACUA
IL n stated at the white House that
Col. Lamont has gone 20 his home in O0rt-
land county. New York, for . few days. but n
is believed that during his absence he viii
make ali the arrangements for she summer
vacation OF the President and Mrs. Cleveland
In the Adirondack No Information ON the
subject can be obtained at the White House.
but IL is understood that the President and Mrs.
Cleveland will reach Albany about the middle
OF August, and will be accompanied on their
trip 10 the Adirondacks by Mrs. Folsom and
several intimate friends. IL 10 said that they
Will go 10 the woods from Plattsburg, and that
the trip will cover from four 10 ak weeks
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY. MAY 3Oth, 1856, until
further notice.


Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
dor fSG Chicago 1900 am and 1910 pm daily The
and Chicago, arriving in Pittsburgh at 1856 PM eli:
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis daily at $50
pun aud 1910 pm. with through coaches and Pal
$3.50 pm is fast lmi.ed train to Cincinnati and 81
s1I ou asfiyinT IN next Ssnng At 7
train for fast time. '''
Pittsburgh Cleveland and Detroit WITH Gonarch FaT
loE and SLEEP ping Cars TO Pittsburgh
ss sps tsls asS aDa
or 5ses to S1rs Egs station
hs%Srs S on week days ss s$o $40. $780, $50
saS o aS oe s SIS sna s
fa o on ssadays re Az ESQ 4 snd 1923
For sa% S Valley Railroad and points South
washington 10 New Orleans; $50 p. Sleeper to
For Annapolis $40 am and 1910 and $50 pm..
on sunday $50 am, 4:4O pm.
more $, $40. $50 am 1910 pm. $50, 4:4O. FOO
and 100 pm ON Sundays $50 a M, and 1:3O, $50,
foF saens
pa : ds 4a9 aa e1sep! sunaa for prnc
on Sunday stops at all stations. For Gaihersburg and
al sanas1 roq f 1aS aed
4:4O pm. daily. except Sunday.
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily. 500. 7:2O am,
l:io $50 and 1890 PIN. Little Rock Express.
From Annapolis $3.50 am and $50 and 5l5 d M.
Sunday, 1898 am, 6:55 pm.
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 7:2O q
NJ daily. and $50 I'm. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:25 g. M,
and $40 pun daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
$50. 2O 300, 900 and 1880 ~, 1915, $50. 8 T.
40 poo and S:O5 am. 1:3O. 800. 400. $780, $3.50
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relav Station
except lbs 3:15 and GAO pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Characterization Station, Gle and
IDOL Pennsylvania avenue. corner Of 14th street
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city.
Is. DUNHAM X LORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore riyI7l a. a.
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r ATROBES, RANGES. FURNACES AND NAN.
IL TELS at Low Prices. lin Roofing and J0bbin0
promptly done. tSet prices at
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BOARDING.

TWO NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
Z for rent on second floor with firsI-cass Boarding;
location uneXcelled: summer rates Apply at 3I9
ST. NV
SUPERIOR MEALS SERVED TO PRIVATE,
- families by horse and wagon. 1924 10th ST. NV.
y. PETERSON. iy2!-IW*
1)LEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND IN
Il furnished, with Board. at 3l4 and 3l6 Indiana
ieI.
VENHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9TH ST. y. W.
II and The La Pierre. 10th and ARE the
best conducted Boarding houses III the city Table
CLASS. pIe.ts:illt rooms Terms moderate. Oc21
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The Surplus Resolution.
PRovISo ATTACHED BIT THE SENATE COMM
TEE on FINANCE

The Senate committee on finance agreed BY
majority vote this morning 20 report the
Morrison surplus resolution with an amend
ment The text OF the resolution remains ss 10
came from the House, but tho following proviso
Is attached Provided that no call shall be
made under the provisions OF this resolution
untli sum equal 10 the call II In the Treasury
over ana above the reserve herein mentioned;
and provided further that the SecreIary OF the
Lressury, In his discretion, may have In the
treasury over and above the foregoing sums q
workihg oaiance not exceeding twenty mill
lions, ana In the case OF any extraordinary
emergency, and when because thereof. in the
opinion OF the Secretary of the Treasury, the
public interest shall require it. he may by writ
ten order suspend the further call for the pay
ieht Oh SUCH Indebtedness, for such period of
time rs shall be necessary 10 maintain The
public credit unimpaired
Inc DIVISION was upon party lines with the
exception OF senator Mcpherson who voted
with the majority, and senator Jones, of Ne
Hada, who voted with the minority The ni-
ton,
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DENTISTRY.

L SIAhh PARSONS. CUR 9TH AND ENW
- Iihs specially, also, the cure of toothAche
N.thOo- s2uAcuis. "A local ana.sthetic used on ina
tHis. a-iesiaies pam VI Extracting Gas gwen apI3
" - N, dALbol'r. DENTIST. as. .TH ST.,
- u1ree oooIs HUN l. Dentistry q All
~ orancheA Teeth Inserted 81 per so An work
eA jnal
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VALUABLE PATENTED INVENTION. IN
succ. ssful use IN his city. Fifty per profit
practically demonstrated in three months. VIII share
profits with acceptable party furnishing capital to
promote Address :" Enterprise" star Office. liz
f.NOR >ALE-ONE OF THE BI,ST ESTABLISHED
L wood and coal yards in theclty. Address Wood and
Coal Star office. jy24-3t*
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II A L LY LIN E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
srEAMEEs GEORGE sI IElky and LADY OF THE
LAKE. LEAVE AT $50 PM.
FIRs s EAEE, s.. RoUND-IKIP, So.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Leary STOPS at Plney Pc nj and Corniied Harbor
going and returning. and Saturday at Colonial
and Providence steamers Roth steamers connet
with steamer ARIEL for ii,chmoad Va and Old DO
secure rooms and tickets al the H. and o. Offices
l33l and ol9 PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Knox's tx,
check from hotels and private residences. For fur.
1hsf % lngnre at the copanys offices
rates goes into effect Monday. 18th je25
I)OrOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE.
hoe -os,,,,,o Cd ~ AT =: v, w Z: GEoGHEGAN,
more leaving sIepkensons wharf foot Sb 81 gerry
SUNDAY, i pm, and Baltimore every FRIDAY at
stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat.
urdays only and must be PREPAID
nhl0-5In 18th and Pa ave and 9Th st. Whair,
E-oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELpr
Leayes .th-s:reet wharf on MONDAYS. THURS
s al EiveI aha pa :, as far as oMlni
b. Il at shepsara Say c mo- Connects with
- JOHN l.. PADGETT Agent
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager ia,
hIRECTTO NEW YORK-FRFIGHT STEFAN
IL Frs JOHN GIBSON and +. {. KNIGHT leave
fler ~, East R.ver, y. " every SATURDAY at o.
MORNING Freight at lowest rates o'-, ana
Me- VERNON MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CoRCopAN
Leaves s;h-street wharf caily (e1cept Sundavn A.,
Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock a M: RETURNING rcachss
Warrington about $3.50 p u.
selO r. T. pIAKE rSo,..,.
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PROFESSIONAL.


n tul44Ors, EC.e,. warts. should consult MRS DIR.
lick RI al An Infaiible cure, without loss
81 blood. by her wonderful treatment All invited
Consultation free Charges reasonable 62o Pennsyi
wanna ave jyl5-lms
L'ASY, HEALTHFUL FEET
IL DIT WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST, 1416 Penn
= aia ave opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington.
IA.1!css treatment for COrns. Bunions. Diseased
>alIs as-llar EAcrezences and other Foot Ailments
fuite-L consecutive Of practice 81 sitting Tor
phil NE ieet III order. Baltimore Office IL y Eu-
L." - jyl4
NA>SAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT, BY
VA frVi l,-EsN, al the patients home at the
Swedish Heath Institute. sos 10th ST NV yl2lm
NJ Pr DR. j. SkMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR
AVA geou ChiTopodis- Tweniy-six years successful
pf.etIce has gained them the worldwide reputation
81 bel-S americas Dss; operators Of:ice lXZ2 n.
" fOT soft and hard Corns. Intamed Joints.
ESe Mr. Dr sEMME>' Black Lotion and Salye. je2i
MADAME PAYN
vi MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
i.UOMS D AND u VERNON ROW.
TO :s5 Pcnnsylv ania ave-
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To-day Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hevner, OF Philadel.
phia, by Messrs. K Christy and L. d. r. Brady.
entered a suit in ejectment against Mr.. w. VI.
Corccran 10 recover lot 5, square l6l, fronting
on connecticut avenue, between l. and NJ streets
northwest, 81 feet, running through TO lSlh
street, containing over $4,000 square feet.
The divorce case OF James II. Johnson against
Susannah johnson, flied by Hewlett and shea
nearly two years ago, has bsen dismissed by
complainant
each Friday in August
The will of w. ii. Cook, filed to-day, leaves
his estate to Ills wife and children
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EDUCATIONAL


RRIERLY HALL-A PRIVATE HOME SCHOOL
- for young ladies' Terms moderate Tuition
Principal. near Pooiesviile. Nd jy27tu.th, s2m
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
AN1 Next Session opens SEPTEMBER 20. 1856.
English the Classics and the sciences special
in Agricnlture Civil and Mechanical Engineering
and Applied Chemistry provided, under the direc
ton OF full corps Of Professors and eminent Lectur
ers The Cadets under military organization and
discipline
Before making final selection send for Catalogue
Of instruction. Terms and scholarsSips - ~ ''''
Location unsurpassed for beauty, healthfhlness and
convenience Of access
Address
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
jy232m Prince Georges county. Md.
VNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE
eaus Ladies s ani iaK s d1s for
Fe-opens SEPT. 20. 1856. For catalogue and all
particulars address MI. and Mrs. VIM. D. .cABELL,
principals. 1912 and 1914 14th or for Immediate
attention. at Norwood. Nelson Co. Va
of the Norwood Institute who with an opportunity
find to their interest to attend the summer session
at Norwood. jy202m
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE
FL, vo WINDSOR sw EEMALE COLLEGE,. n,o.
tory and Primary Schools for Girls.
fali sessions open september 10th, 1885
A N JELLY. D. d.. Prest.. New Windsor. Md.
l(OCkLAND SCHOOL for girls Sandy Spring Mont
IA Co Md IS miles north of Washington CITY, re-
opens Sept ~, Thorough trainiug home government
circulars address HENRY G. HALLOWELI, A. NJ,
lYale.l jy2U2m
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On THURSDAY AFTERNOON JULY eseA
TWENTY-N1NTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will iii.A
sci! IN front Of the premises part Lot 80 square Q
feet to an alley, improved by a comfortable frame
dwelling in perfect order.
Terms: y cash. balance in 3 years. note to bear 6
per cent interest," payable setannually and to be
cured by deed of trust or all cash. at option of pur
chaser COnVeyanciug, &c. at purchasers cost. \
deposit OF TlOO at time OF sale Terms to be compiled
with In 10 days otherwise right reserved resell
risk and cost OF purchaser alter days public notice
fsuch resale in some newspaper published In Wash
ington, ID. G. Title good; abstract SHOWN at sale
jy24d DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


The following are the opening and 300 p prices
or the New York Stock Market to-day reported 10y
special wire II. II. Dodge 5.$9 l5ih street:
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RANCE or THE THERMoMETER-The follow.
Ing were the readings al the signal office today,
a. M, 80; q. m. 80; Ii a. m, az; q y. L., 90;
maximum, "a; minimum, 90.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
{ lAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT
SLaw Practices In all the Courts. Office 40 Loui.
sinna ave. barbour Law Building) Residence 1889
oth ST h.W. apS6m
NJ ID. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ANs Rooms z and 4. Gunton Law Building
90, 472 LOUISIANA avenue.
residence. S13 Il St NV mh20
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

AsSIGNEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
OF THE NEW NATIONAL RESTAURANT
NO. 1871 e STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY MORNING. JULY THIRTIETH.
1855. at TEN O'CLOCK, shall! sell at the above
Restaurant the entire effects. embracing In part,
Two Taylor & Co. Pool Tables. with Balls. Cues,
Racks &C., complete
Is Pool cane Seat Chairs
tlre-prOof Combta alton safe (nearly new
Very elegant French Plate Manel or Bar Mirror.
Fancy Pictures Medallion Pictures
Stock of Liquors and Cigars.
Show Case. Beer Pump
Decorated Glass for DOORS
Fine Glassware Refrigerator togeth with all the
appointments appertainng to q first-class Restau-
\. B.-The above will be offered as whole, and if
not 50 disposed of will then be sold i'll detail
y27-dts CLAUDE N. WYNNE, Assignee.
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HHF EEssEEEE9t NAsE IS RSg z5gzHxnsr
STEEL 4 sIz$ fsS
Trains leave Washington from station. corner of Sixth
For p,,s,ur, and AM b streets. q follows:
line $50 daily to 81 D and IN rsy LOUIS pas'
e Chicago; with sleeping Car Aiioons to Chicago.
WI Sleeping Cars washington to D. chi asS,
at with to wessra wj9s
1 pa sleepers for L1ulsyie and st. Louis.
ana the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg to
Chicago
For Erie Canandaigua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
lO;O0 p. M daily. except Saturday. with Palace
For Lock ,a Gaven and E,mira
A: NJ. daily. except sunday.
s and anal 3S eS n aq On i EOSa a.
N; and $50 F. NJ. daily, except Sunday s ''40 A.
For Boston without change 200 P. n every day.
Jersey City with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex afford
g Ss to I Eusor avoiding double
For Philaaelphia, 7:i5, 800 and 100 A. NJ 200
G Sa rsa 1000 Nj and II i sSn p u
Limited Express. $40 A. NJ. and $50 r. N. daily.
For Baltimore S:55 7:l5 600 $40. $50, IL 900 NJ,
a205 800 20 800 4l5: 42s 40 600 7:iO 10 90
For rope's Greek Line. 7:i5 A. NJ. and 4:4O p M
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 715 A NJ, 1905 and 4:23 NJ daily.
except Sunday. Sundays. 900 A. NJ, 4:15 p. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
TON RAILROAD.
NJ, 2O5, ABS. 4:S5. 6:Ol. sos and 1887 p III on
SUNDAY at 900 9:25 1885 A: M. sos p. u.
and 4:35 p. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Ira,1s leays Aiexandria for Washington, sos 500
and 1882 p. NJ, and l2:1O midnight except Mon.
day. On Sunday al 500 and 1O:lO A. NJ; 1905,
1O:42 p. M. and 1910 night.
Tickets and information at the office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station. where orders can be lett for the Checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and residences
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" ASHINGTON, Oh 10 AND WESTERN RAIL-
w ROAD Co.
Schedule In effect June 20, 1885,
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. q p station
9Th and b SITS follows:
Leave Washington 9lO q m. daily except Sunday
and 4:45 p m. daily. arriving at Round Hill II "A a
m and TAG pm Leave Washington $50 o. m
daily except Sunday. arriving at Vienna 7:23 D. IN.
Returning trains leave Round Hill at dUS a. IN daily
Washington $40 a m and 5:lS p. m.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets $25
je22 suncrinIandent
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
jy232m Prince Georre's county Md.

YTNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
I23 14th st. NV,
Vii be open all summer. Great reduction in price
tor summer.
jy2O
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Pennsylvania avenue northwest reports stolen
from his hip pocket 18th inst, on the street,
ola In money. r. w. Rest AIS 18th street
northwest reports stolen from hIs tailor shop.
I'D inst, "a yards blue worsted goods, worm
SO.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No.
1913 THIRTY.FIKST STREET, GEORGE
TOWN. DC. AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 1886, at ia
SIX O'CLOCK Pm will sell OH the premises, inN
Lot A. in square No 100 fronting SO feet in 49,
cheS the west side of Congress between
and Stoddart Streets by depth OF 40 feet, improved
by substantial three-story Brick Dwelling House,
containing ID rooms and all modern Improvements.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months. with interest," secured by deed of trust
the property all Cash, at the option Of purchaser
deposit OF 500 required at the time OF sale Convey
anclng and recording at the cost of purchaser.
1y24-d&ds THOMAS DOW LING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.


THREE HORSES, ONE A FINE FAMILY
HORSE SEVEN YEARS OLD, SOUND. KIND
AND GENTLE THREE BUGGIES AND HAIR
NESS. HACK AND HARNESS: FOUR-SEAT
CARRIAGE: ONE HEAVY TWO-HORSE
MARSEss NH orH az SR Fnskks s nsnt Ht
LY FOUND IN LIVERY STABLE
On THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY-NINTH, ut
TEN O'CLOCK AN. we shall sell at the Livery Sta
bic Of H ,. Hoyle. In shepherds alley. between L
and II, 9th and 10th streets northwest. The above
named stock must b sold account OF the owner
being engaged in other business.
Terms cash.
jy27-2t WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO. AucsiOneera
SALE OF TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS. HAIR.
AsSSoRTIENT Of LEATHER 90oDS OF =
LANCE MANUFACTURES CONSIGNED TO
Us TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE
,, Se!S takes place WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH and THIRTIETH. at
TM,ELvE O'CLOCK NJ. at store 900 10th street, OPP
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II EsCHEEI. ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO
- and VOCAL MUSIC Particular attention u be-
glnners, as well as those wishing 10 be qualified for
readers and performers. Terms moderate 734 18th
ST. NV jy1O-eo1ms
4 NLAREN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS NEAR ALEX-
- andria, Va-Tenth annual session begins Sep
TENDER ~, 1885 Circulars sent on application to
Miss u. A WORTHINGrON, Box 100, Alexandria,
" i-fba IN, I'm
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0ATTLER W 20, DALTrMORE'
Proprietors Of the old and well known
PlCkWICK CLUB WHISKY.
have large stock Of other fine Rye Whskies, which
they Ooer lOW.t boud or frea my21
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4 for young ladies' Terms moderate Tuition
thorough. For circulars apply to Mrs NJ. z PORTER,
Principal near Poolesville, Nd jy27tu,t tn ,s2m
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LNOR SALE-CHEAP-ON BID ST NV, 8 NEW
Brick Houses, q rooms, gas and water: renting for
S15 - per month each; Will sell ali three for loo
ty26-;SIs Il. A DARNEILLE. l226 r st.
lvOR SALE-CHEAP-2 MEN BRICk HOUSES.
4 rooms each gas and wafer, ON ri ST NV Price
500 each Also, or 10 well located alley Houses
Tor sale at great bargain p. A. DARN f1LLE,
lL2ti st.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-13

Through valleys bFighf Dat gladden. e.
And mountains iii their minarets ofsnow,
And eyer all ! wealth of sunny days.
IT'S ra ,s,s: d ls.i s@sAe' Gem = ~ Noun
where golden sunlight fingers aud health
full breexes blow Il, II
And heaven behdi to H n dear id t!aa
Here health goes registering along the
grassy slopes,
And dreams 81 wealth may not be all IN
For fortune u,n loves to daily with our hopes,
And he who tries and fails can try again.
Then dig the hills for silver and f0r gOld
while rosy health will keep our hearts
aflOW. .ssyss s. s a y tst tit.t. !. 4
Better than eold : thousand thousand fold,
And best Of oil the boons Of Idaho.
Match tl,' me, " Bafds, 81 sunny southern
forr u via WIS Sing the praiys Of eastern isles,
This heaven q nope Where liberty ri
And nan can greet Mtg fellow man Win
smiles. 2sla
No creed Or king compels us to obey.
Contagion vexeth not, nor5war's alarms,
And to the oppressed Of every land we
ls8aH say, .aa.sNat,Asf ii nfasafat
| Come, Idaho will take you TO her arms
Ian praise be thine, ye hardy pioneers
Who blazed the trails and fought the
dusky foe.
i Your deeds Of valor brighten with the
years. ~ .ss;.'.f..;.ss
we honor you in loving Idaho. e'a
For you may time have happiness II
4 store, sss{1sss g7Ns94
i land, while this lovely heritage is ours, !. /
Well pray that when your pilgrimage Y
a Ger ssi& stissssss
You'll sweetly sleep beneath its snow
and flowers. III. Y. q.