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The New York herald., 1864-10-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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Married.
ASDrssoS-HIyXAy.-On Wednesday, October IL, by
Tho Rev f. r. Chaplin d. D., JoHs H. ANDERSON TO SARAH
A.. daughter OF s. .. Hinman, Esq, all or this ciiy
RsscKKsaaysm sg woopwon Tuesday. october II.
By The Rev Er. Adams, GORDON @. BalNCxSRnosy, 10
kyln daughter Of II. o. LOCKWOOD Esq, ali Of th
Buex-Boaux-on Tuesday. october IL. at St. Ste.
phc,'s Episcopal church. by The Rev. DR. Price GEORGE
rhiiadsphia and Boston papers please copy.
the residence OF the brides fsthsr spring Valley Rocx
land county. New York Sy Inc Rev J: Brock. b. Aos
daughter OF Ira Hutchinson, Esq.
GEArs-0pELr--Cu Wednesday, October IL, ~ the
Dr. Hutton, JoHs j. Clark, OF New yorx ~, to VIZ.
U., daughter Of Thomas b Odeli. OF Fordham
EsTnaiY-MaasnALr- Tuesday evening October IL,
by Row j. W Daniels at tho residence o, the BRIDES
father fsrsR A. EsrxnY 70 ELIZA ANNE, eldest daughtsr
FlRRis-KgStsR.-0n Wednesday, October ~. at
Greenwich. Conn BY tho Rev William A ayde NA.
FsRas 10 Miss LOUISE Ksslsa, both OF Green
wich. No cards. ex
Frasr-Knoar-on wednesday. October II, BY The
Rev. Br. Taylor Capt. RorAL 7. FRANK, Eighth United
States iofaatfy. TO Miss EAaa KNIGHT. OF Brooklyn.
HArnELp-IsocErr-on Monday, october 10, BY the
Rev W. w. Phillips, d. D., ABRAHAM HATFIELD, Jr TO
c., daughter OF Abraham Legget, all OF this
city.
-soFARLAxz.-By the Rev. Or. Jos. a. Smith, Of
st. Pulls church, Newark, n J, Lieut.. W T. Hnr.
of the ,a,c Dr. McFariane. OF New Orleans, La
Josrs-HArFIslp--ou Tuesday, October IL at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, By thc Rev r O. Green
to Miss EMxA diugh,er Ct Amos T. Hatfield,
ESQ.
KEsr-R--PAzzA on Wednesday, October Il, by the
Rev. Milton Badger, d. D.. CEARlEs A. ksEtuR 70 BERTHA
eldest caaehier of Charles L. Piazza, Esq, all OF this
city. No CARDS
ntGow.s-C CcrLARp.-on Tuesday, October IL By the
Rev. J. Z. searles ASrsoSr MoGowAs, Jr, 10 ASdx!ss
CoLtlRu, all OF TIL. city.
PRYFR-BgovnAS-On wednesday October II, by
the Rev. Alexander Thompson, JoHN /. PRygR 10
ANNA daughter OF John Hegeman, all or this city.
RAsssY-cAssERLY -On Wednesdays Octoter s, at
81. Stephens church, by the Rev Dr. Cummings, Paip
Of The late James Ramssy, TO Ellen daughter OF
Peter Cssserly, Esq. all OF this city. No cards.
San francisco and oregon papers, please copy.
SiNsTs-CsrR-Cn Tuesday, October ii, al the res-
of the brides parents by the Rey Thco l. Cnyer
Brookyu, Jous s. Slbss, OF New York city, TO CHRIS
nSH daughter Of J. Cape, Esq OF Norwslk, Conn.
scoviLiE-QricT.-0n Wednesday, october IL, by the
Rev G. C. Norton. st the residesce OF the 0rdes father
Mr.. A. II. ScoynLx 10 Kiss :. L. QUICK.
wnisRcT-rAaxgs 90 Tuesday, october IL, by the
Pew Dr. Iuic,chn, Captain r. G. WI LERUP T. MARIA,
pny daughter OF tue late Joseph Parkcs: OF Brooklyn
Wells -psRRY On Wednesdiy, October ~, by the
Rev Dr. Os.o d FREDERIC j. wELts 10 JosxPa daugh.
Ter Of samuel Perry, Esq, oil Of ibis city.
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Died.
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ArsssCu tuesday Oct ,ber IL, Mrs CAruAaiSs AyRxs,
10 the 10th year OF her age
uvAcd Z, attend the fanersi this thursday morning.,
II ten o'clock, from her lals resdeDce West Fortelh
street. between Firth and Madison avenues.
AHpsRsos.-Op Tuesday, October IL, Sus4s wife Of
Edmund Anderson. tn the nth year OF ber age.
The friends Of the family Invited 10 attend the fune.
raj services, from her late residence, No. 6l Hester
street. thursday aernoon At three O'Clock Her remains
win be taken 70 Portchestsr for inermeot Friday By
The bali past nine O'Clock morning train OF The New
Haven R'road from THsaiy seventh street and Fourth
wsd.ssd .ss morning October 49, LOUISA
1be friends and relatves Of the family arc respectfully
oocs, frcm s sns resdene: her iahsr ss ay,ss
Cnrux ,pouoH-ou wsdneedsy October "a. affair
Hslam Checs sebrougb. aged o. years. months and Is
days, native Of slonins,cn. Coon I'LL
The friends OF tbeNany snd members or Washington
Prospect Tomple OF Honor, NO. s. CalcdouIan Divsion
No. a. and the Masonic fraternity generally srs invsd
10 attend the funeral, rom bis late residence No LOG
YORK strees Broekiyn, on Friday afternoon, ct two
o'ci.ck. G
The residence OF her daughter, Ers Ann Blsia, Mrs
MAnHA CrLvsR late Hufiy IN the esth year of nsr age
Ground, seventeenth opd Race streets. ~ ~ Il
New Orleans, Dubuque towa ana Hennepin, UiD
eccE~0n fourth day evening. October "a. B,ru.
youngest child Of tnngbam and Harriet IL Cock, aged
yesrt and months
The frends Of the family are respectfully jpv,tsd 70
attend tbs funeral from toe residence OF $50
Lexington avenue sixth day Afternoon al four o'clock
1be remains will be taken to Chappsqua whore the IA.
VIII take place, from Friends meeting house op
seventh day morning at hslfpas ton o'clock. n
Colon Wednesday, october Ia, MicHAEL Coz, in the
Goth year OF his age.
Ihs relatives aud friends OF Che family are respectfully
iuvsd to attend the funeral from his late residence 2o
avenue A, on Friday afternoon, al two O'Clock
DrKs tuesday, october IL, Mrs. THoxAs DsiA-
ING, native Of county berry Ireland aged As years
The funeral viii take place this thursday AFTERNOON
NJ o'clock from the northwest corner Of Forty second
strest and Ninth avenue.
DAYTON On Monday, October 10, IpA CAROLINE,
daughter Of James L an caroline Dayton and grand
daughter Of syivanus Lewis, Esq, aged is years.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral, from 24e Yves. Twelfth street. ibis Thursday
afternoon, at one o'clock
Gsiwsrrp AT Elizabeth City, N J., on Tuesday, octo.
Dor H. ELzAsxrH vile OF stephen H. Grinsted, aged 90
yesrs
Tbe relatives and friends Of The family requested 10
attend the fupsra tns Thursday afternoon, al two
ocloes from her late residence, No. 100 Magnolia street.
Kstr,-oo "Wednesday, October IA, hr. ANA Y.
KELsr, aged "a years. month and days, daughter OF
Captain Cornelius c. Green, and wife OF James Kelley.
The funeral will take place this Thursday sfsrnoon,
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pRoPosALs FOR ioAN-FIyE.rwENrY BoEDs
TsS.svny y.ra-S.ssT w.s1IsSros; % oc. isS1 .Sa..
Ihs Of Congress approved june 50 upI the noon
h s @ :. 70 " q
offered Will bear incrc:t Of sig per csnsnm payable
ysmasp sna VIII BE- :. s p.s.1re q The gov
.,e, yc years and payable in twenty years from
Zach caer must hety multiple OF CITY dol.
each do.rs or Tor Mhea The
M thu Ss no q @ r BY ss Sae
% s or ss
ss..os sa H
D'S q
ansacs The business Without charss for which deposits
dspic.s ceriIh,ss VII Be issued 70 the esDcscss b. the
10 ior srsa with ,hs offers 70 this dsps..m... de
II Ss
October IA as Aforesaid No offer not accompanied BY It's
Ike Coupon and Rsslssrsd Bonds ssued under this pro-
W" es q ies sna. 5000 q IA S
s,aid \ rsqarsd VIM =. o,en.a ., Friday October
4, The swssds viii be made BY the secretary to
.he hsses. onse and nScs o. .seepance or de-
ofersrs In eases OF acceptance. bonds Of the de-
s s al ho cost s % on
nns Of ns,Smen The deposit q two per cen,
orsrsr. viii mmediassy rsiurn.d to whose
#: pns ss.psa offers mus, ,. with
the Tressurer ooer bank authorized 10 act under this
half The 10Th October the balance tncudng the
premium and original two cent 6epoo on ihe 3ls OF
The bonds viii bear interest from November T. Interest
on dspot from their date to November VIII be paid BY
one hai o. The FIRST in.taent or twenty aye per cen.
oc,Sssr IA IN Uaet States CsrGcstes Of indebtednes
but such certificates will be received in part payment oil the
olsrs under this notes should be endorsed 'orer for
THs rsht 10 decline al overs not advantageous
10 the govern osni lsrcferysd 3y rs ssssnpv
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Oily CONNIE RCIAL REPORT.

AsHrs-Rcceipts, 65 bbls. The market IL dull, with
small silce Of pots at $40 7s and $ll rs for pcsra
BssApNrrFs.-ReceIpts. 1907 bbs. nour, 6l8 bags
meal 500 bushels wheat 81 27s do corn 1osy2i
do. oats 81 sH do. rye, and $50 do. malt The 1our
market was hrmer, In sympathy with The rise In gold
prices beng loc I5; higher than yesterday With
increased business for homo consumption. The receipts
both ncur and grain continue remarkably light the
season. and the PROSPECT Of inland navigation closing
upon unusually small supplies IN tho seaboard markets
continues 10 Strengthen the views OF holders There
was some dsposifon to speculate in shipping brands
1900 bbs extra state having been sold deliverable
~ OF November and nrst bali OF December at IS rs
81 1hs sales bssdes comprise IL 900 bbs State
western, 800 Southern and 800 Canadian, rrva,e
terms. Corn mcsi and Hour were dull, with small
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by the Petroleum Stock Board 10 Broad street to-day
The rates OF commission agreed upoa were on all
stocks bought sold IS per aud under, hye
cen,s; that, ten csnts,
The highest cash prices Of the leading railroad and mis-.
ceansous shares with the premium gold at the frat
session Of the Board Brokers day compare with the
quotations on Wednesday u last week IS follows
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.ss SALES AT AUCTIONs ear
HsCALDWELL, AUCTIONEER. 4R

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART, &c.
at public auction this day Thursdy Octobor l at tho
elegant dence 2l3 West Fourteenth street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues sale commencing at l0 O'Clock
sEVES ocTAvH ROSEWOOD PIAHoFoRTR..ssl
ROSEW OOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND ORMoLU CHANpELlEPs
sKvREs AND DRESDEN cHISA oRNxaENTs:
PlER AID MANTEL MIRRORS,
BROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS.
ar vYrv.oSIILLP on P1iNTlEas sT by EMINENT ARTISTS
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE LINEN
ROSEWOOD OHAKBER FURNlTURE. LOUIS XIV.
style. ,,.
Paror Furniture offered at public auc
tion be sold without reserve An examination
will well repay intending buy srs -
Parors three elegant full suits OF rosewood rar
lor Furniture In rich brocade and satin rosewood Eta
geres splendid and costly PAran Ornaments rich Vases.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR.
Stool and Cover - .
. elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs case. all modern improvements
Also, magnificent collection OF Paintings, rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs in dne repa rosewood Centre
and Side marble Tables richly carved Velvet and Brus
sells Carpets
Bedsteed Washstsnds 9ofa Beds IN Ane haircoh
pure Hair Mstreses from forty 10 ny pounds made
order in excellent condition.
Dining Furniture, consislng OF 1ne oak Extenson
Dining Fable oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich China.
Ivory Cutlery, Forks Spoons 4c. with heavy
Cut and En- grnvei Glass Ware Of every description.
Cartnen IN attendance to cart, pack or ship goods.
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A. 2. BURNHAM, .AUCTIONEER.
"A Aucticn Sa!c of Manniicent Householl

n Il. BUKNHAN, AUCTIUNEBR
"A. Auction Sale Of Magnificent Household
Furniture PAnoforte Psfnngs. Statuarv Bronzes Vases
Drawing Room Suits, Silver Ware. and many aud
costly Works Of Art and Articles Of virtu,
this day (Thursday Oct % at the elegant residence,
Sale commencing at iCI O'clock
Drawing rooms-Snpsrb Suits covered with brocate OF
the richest description. vz5ofas CharA Ottcmans Re-
ccpon and Arm Chairs; Etageres costly marbls tops
Bookcase. plate glass DOORS Encoignarss Centre Tables
Cabinets brocatel Carpets to match tho suits HronEe
Chandeliers Brocade Curtains Bronze Clock Lace Curtains
Shades magnificent rosewood Pianoorta the Richest n
offered suction this with Stool Canter
bury, Music Books Bronze statuary-Hsmlet. htnsrva
Paintings by Cele Winter Scene Holy Family. English 10
erios BY Norhcott Fruit Piece by Ronsen also Paint
inss walnut, Dressing Bureaus. Bedsteads,
wardrobes Commodes Hair Mattresses Blankets Sheets
Coanterpanss oak RuGst kxtsnsion Table China Dinner
Sets Ruby Crystal and G,asa Ware; Silver Cast
ess Urn Dinner and Tea Service Spoons Oyster
Tureen Oake Basket sale poremptory. N B-Competent
persou % Dack and remove the eooda
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The receipts Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad during
the wcek eudng October amounted to so4 eoo against
SO, IT'S for the time In 1563-increass &22 1885,
The Racine and mississippi ana Northern Illinois rai
roads earned during the last week 10 September s954
The receipts during the rss nine months OF the
year sa2s .o7o which Ia Increase the earn
ings during the same timc last ys,r Of Sl4T.36o
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The following table shows Of bales OF
that arrived In New Orleans during the month Of Scptem
be in each OF the last years. average price
per mound and the apure y.,ro.
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The comparative earnings Of the Cincinnati and Chicago
Air Line Railroad during the month Of September wero
foows-
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A 2 BURNHAM. AUCTIoNEER.
sUPERB AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FuRNrrURR
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Sale commencing al O'Clock this afternoou.
Attn. slesan, mansion No. lis West Tweny.,hrd street.
bI.s,ns @ Room furniture Carpets. Mirrors. Chandeliers:
srss.es. Bedding &c ''
ALsEEE55 sIeoLA5 sdsS!
ALBERT IL sfcoLaY WI sea ns regular Suction sal.
% ss sse. % s:y % %s Il :. M % m
sss q 5 ss N. soss and sORs ueSns
sfSesyn Shoe snd Ess,ssr k..s sshos:
saak Stocks. Sixth Forty second Street and 1r.nd
.ss' By y'y ~ 1't s.s ssa
s s..'i oI I Sns snd Union l''''h s'''
ALBERT H. SIcoLXY Xuct,onocr and stock Broker
A UcrroS Norrcn.-AN EXTRAORDINARY opPoR.
Sn s e. s AZ es ns ps s
i,resr between Fifth and sinh avenues Win be sold Il
sS to & s IN nc sa
sis:ing cf a.na.ens Brussels and narsn Carpets. two
:e:.Mood s,assrc .s French plate b.ss ''s
sfoS xSS pcoao os5sys s6T
Elegant black walnut top Tables, fur
S Shls ac. On fsnns
and
Silver Ware Table Cutlery Ae Sale positive rain shine
AuGGIIoss SALE OF MAsSTIrgIcEsH rAIahoR
g. SSs4 rtk
] .i.l i..1.as. n W.: is:ssae.: .s.
tween seyea,n and E,shh svsunss compsng the largest
work. sas rare nc sss
.aa e r's .S r ss ana spS
y! sss s ss:'
Furniture co.. As
A. SMITH, M iccrloShEs, WILL SELL ,sI,s sn,s
ass ooa .s aa .rus. Ds P
,pcndii tone and 40 $500 three Paror suits
.s.. ssossaS And chss ssd
ingram Carpets and everything shss belongs TO rs class
ucrroN SALE OF CLOTHING. y. O. sALHIyoER,
Anctioneer % Bowery will sell Thursday 18Th inst
Piece Goods, Furnishing Goods. 4c. &C.
! ucTIoN sorIcE-A LARGE LOT 65 HOUSE.
.i.usl,a Friday, Oct e Sslgss :: 8, EsS;S
d. syss s0 sEssSoss
rsnsy eSs .s: s... .s,. q ,ss c9ss,
Sr9pIes sTrs Ps,.n sr. anr orou worn Jewel
As S:'' ::s': 'si Also
EDvAHD scIsSSK ,Ssok,HSs HgSr,SfEEa .ssE a
h5whs1 schEscR o. sgIass HI. q, i AZ yrssy oss
4 ~: s :. p: .up.1s S..., S "
ins very large assortment o. entirely new patterns ssd
H5 AsR 5oSs sIzTSD
The goods yii BE- on sIhbi,icn on Medsssdey. - ths
n.d sHs s ess ss S.s: : "a a i
packed and shipped ~ . small cSsI
CEoaeE COOK, AyorIoNEER..sL.cAEr HOUSE.
sold 81 No lsi Brnadway large stock OF superb FnrnL
1c Ihess goods w BE- wsran,sd ,IS We - syss h our
.s e.. s sSS pis.fs q s
S.ssu Gs :ns S n. S p
GREAT SALE OF RARE G9lSs-Pg2oxx x,rr Trade
snss ososs .sss c''fGfi Pifsh = s.nsnSus :se
Elliott woodwardS collection Of American and Fcreen
lots, Ia nov ready prioc so cens
HARDWARE, TRADE sALss AND AUCTION ROOMS,
:. :. hAlssd sdd.S Ss!Ss.. y y icS s'cioci,
'AA ~'D siivSR PExrsD wAHR: -
s:%.sn IN ps5 paassr s dSs.a % 5.'s
sreaves al perfect goods and In nns order
Also 'an ''n'' IssRusnEs OF ALL KINDS,
comprising Hair shsvns Tooth Cloth, Shoe scruboing,
stove ana ETroiisH Teiiin ASp '%sEsicAS sKATns
10 variety. Gun Ms's'lal' AZ; 40
TWO HUNDRED BRASS CONNECTING BiBs
f'S sss '''d
T JgNxIss. AucrroE.gR WILL ssIL AT .Auc-
S.,, ss..sn toss and foy Sr .issss s hSr.ss y Car
raSsA vAscns one psir o. ss isA bay Hor;ss hard:
Ss SS.ssssSy sss make sings ssa dsuss Essss:s i'p
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lbe wheat Market was 2c. Sc better with moderate
oenana nsiny Tor home The lsht supply on sale
ano sayenoe COLO caused very nrm 'esIng among
sellers. Sales 10 900 busbes at n 81 ii 81 Tor chi.
csss srrog, 81 81 u IS for Milwaukee, club, 81 IS
~ ior amber spring, sl 81 81 % for winter red
was nomisaily III 70 81 4b for Western and North
river Barley was freeiy offered and the market ynled
steady Sales 10 900 bushels Canada Wes Al Al 20 a,so
900 bushels mali al f2 20. Coru was a shade 0rmsr
With fair demsnd and sales of 80 900 bushels az sf al
extreme rrice cats were drmsr and IN good rsaaest
at 500 a sic for Western.
BEyswAI-he MARKET vas dull; small sAlos were
made at 600. for Wsstsrn.
CorroH. Tho market decidedly lower. and has
oovpvayd tenoenry. ssles 90 bales. We quota
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

A TLANTIc SAVINGS BANk-CTATHAM SQUARE,
"A New Yok.-Open daily: sIper cent interest allowed
Deposits made before October ~ will dr.
NJ. D. VAN PELT, Pr~c.,,.n.
ChAS. u. BAILBS rrcssnrsr
yosxru p. Coorrn Secretary. - hossu'e'
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the elegant No. West Twenty third street.
Sixth avenue,
Drawing Room Furniture Carpets Mirrors Chandeliers
Clock Vases Panofor,e. Paintings 6tstuary Lace Cur
tsiua Hat stand Bronze Bookcsse Etageres. S,debosrd
on. Cutlery Bureaus Bedsseads. Armoire 0lace. Nat
tresses, Bedding, &c.
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a LOAN wANIEp-of 81 100. FOR TERM OF FIVE
scarsn pet zen, tG city property, for which
bonus o. s9U "hi DC sven Address Mortgage station a.
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yBNKINa, AUCrIovRER WILL ssLL AT -AUc-
eD tion, Thursday. Oct II At o'clock II llOi Broad
vav between forsesh and ros nrs, Horsss CA!
rasss wagons pair Of sh Horses isk hands
high one .r scat Phseton dousls Hsrnsss Bsshsls 40
pusesssrT make; sIns,s sad deuss Hsrassa
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF a7H
G CAMPAIGN BADGES, PINS, MEDALS. 10.
Al headquarters. ~ Chamber. street. ea
TEN STYLES OF CAMPAlnN BADGRH,
And over forty varieties Of Campaign Plus and Medsls
IN arents or the will send For tweny or any
assorted they double Address
D. w. HITCHCOCK,
Campaign HeAdauarter1
II Chambers street, New foSk.
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FINANCIAL.

&c OF funeral win be given to morrow.
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PhPRoihssgHAr IL FEW sL rrRsr fuHYSs CLASS COMPANIES
For sale By john B. MURRAYA . co,

~QOn OO0 TO LOAF, AT SIX PR CENT. ON
COUU.UUU New York city properly. Apply 70
JOSEPH MASON, No. w Pine strSsh rooms 10 sndli.
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pKrRoLEuM sroCKs AND LAspa
FoR-siLi.MoHfGIS DitiDEHD srocKs
Manhattan OIL Co., Bergen OIL Co., Noble OIL Co. aBd
others Also Desirable Lands OH creek, Cherry river.
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anil Idaho.

Collection District Of Washington Ic,YihSry,
comprising tie Territory IF Washington
and Laaho.
NOTICE is hereby given that the lists of valu-
~ ations and cnumerations OF property subject
to tax under the 1" Actto droyide internal revenue
to support the Government and to pay interest on
the public debit" approved July LIST, 1862, and
the amcndatory acts thereto, made and taken by
the several Assistant Assessors of said Collection
District, will remain open for the examination of
all persons interested, for the space of fifteen days
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piration of the said fifteen days, Oh the 18th and
18th days of September, | will receive and deter
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valuations or cnumcrations, taken by the said AS
sistant Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor rs aforesaid, must
be made in writing. and specify the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which a decis-
ion is requested, and state the grounds or princi-
pie ofinequality or error complained of.
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L. S. Assessor Dist. of W. T.
Dated at Olympia, W. r.,
18Th day of Aug, 1864. 42:w2
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-. a. jl,r et8ca-y ~ tht d-rlscs
.- .L- I'D rr-oG j, al known -
80 ,-h-a;er az t1ev are therefor -
t rp a. aly Trrr ~ t-o> %.
--i. MAN l1a 90; aal ,,4sa,>>. !-E
tr .y.-, 4al al d. ri.I-" Cd: the l,.c-aI
- vl.rh -r.,aii o. tia surii-,u-s so..,
.r p. d. Pls a.r.4r % l. 2 io~:-
.. -..al. %. aai iu,4r.ah. o,r,. w h.t-
N r--r-. = j hunters om tIe dig
-. 4 iAcr T,pp :, on th> head are uli-
I'm NJ j., tie 'c,tim sag h. cour!u>is- IA
-Et4lttt.- OEtu-.t IL a means 4 %rcil.v-
~. la..n4t.u AMI n ur4l-li and led :
80 u,uu j. Abpr>.on-. coutu-Iol-. a.. iEci-
ta. toa bud ife IA he wili-.a->-. Ia
.tor, ,,.ry one IA . ih- bush books al on lisi-
low, . two prep rati1ls - a >sh Icut mod
lem. che. iO.all d., d..J u - o. hi- outer and
iuv.r man. !,ch oN>. Tor To LIS wiut,r.d
w,h m m a.d ~uumc Il with them lcyonI
IT, settlement. 'h.ttL,l are I>>dr,~tre.Ianc
IN >;cknr>> ~ e - - aud und al c.rcum-
stances. Almo>' exc ' il--r HISS me al"c-
to.e To- relate at the cures lsrN naNc Perform
FL Limits saved from IN r;incAtion. ulcers
preserved fr IN gAnyrtIc. contracted mts re-
iaxcl. lv.r disease ar c>;od. dyScntcgv and
diarrrt cured hcsc are ih,ir IT phicS. In
fact they are anolg thu good thi Z, % which
". canaof have too IN Ith. and al houIh the
imports at present r. 80 Ia - u almost 10 tie
incredible, 5 i'll the d mand keeps in advance
of he supply. Furnished with tn 50 rene
dies the digger and he set lr h I'VE lttle ned
ofmcd!cal advice, for it seem beyond qi'S ion
that their curative effects cover he whole cir
Gle of Diseases and "a large portion of the chap
ter of accidents. OF what use is success to
tn, digger, if. when fortune is achieved. he
die beside his hoard. and how many lives that
were sacrif led in ca ly days of the god dis
c%overirs, might have been saved by these ines
Unable preparations. In California we UNI
derstand they are considered an indispensable
item, and a most import mt one, OF every mi
ner's outfit, AMI WI en- only say, with a
knowlc lgc Of what they have been accomp-
fishing throughout the world for the past
twenty years, that to be wi hout them is al
mos, to be without the" staff of life