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Drp GOODS.
AT GRAND-sTREET CHEAP STORE.

AT GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
N STRAW GOODS -
FULLY oNE-THIRpo BELOW LAST WEEKS
ORIOLES. wATERFALLs' EUGENIEs, IMPEEIALs.
MADONNAs and every other desirable shape. in Bloom
LADIES' GRAY HAIR and CACTUS BoNNETs. from Is
FINE SPLIT sTRAws, at 81. at > 90 a. 81, at 81 So
Examine espccy three loi at $J at . 80 at 81 each
BLACK and COLo1ED BLO0MERS. q; any price, from
LARGE LISEs Of CHILDREY's and BOYS HATS all
this week. and unusually cheap
SHAKERS. every size and price from nc each y
Nos 81 and 3lll GRAND and 90 ATHEISTS,
Firm block east from the BoweTy
At GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
n RIBBONs FROM AUCTION.!!
TARTAN PLAID RIBBONS EVERY WIDTH
DRABs TANS. cUiis,, AEn All TmE FASHIONABLE
READY MONDAY.
no ADVANCE IN r E,Ri$; %, AsLTu?uGH GOLD IS
No. ,l and slI oah rf% "a y h hPEEYrs
finb block east from tho Bowery
A I GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
SCARLET, WHITE, PINK, SKY AND ROYAL BLUE
FULL LINE OF bo SESIGE S yfS NO ADVANCE IN
BLACK AND WHITE; MILNE AND ILLUSION
CHEAP MILLINERY LAcEs, Walls, EMBRoIDERiEs.
GLOVES, HOSIERY L Ysi;b EI pTbrry
Nos. Sll aud ailI GRAND and Go ALLEN-srs.,
fah block east from the Bowery.
AT GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
~ NEW Sly LIS ~ DRESS TRIMMINGS.
CLOAK, HAT AND DRESS ORNAMENTS.
100 cartons of FRENCH FLOWERS and FEATHERS,
READY MONDAY. -
EDWARD RIDLEY.
Nos 3ll and 3ill GRAND and G6 ALLEh-STS-
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
Ar GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A MLLINERS AND COUNTRY STOREkkEPERS
WILL FIND 1T GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
TO INSPECT: - -
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS SILK, MALINE AND oTII-
Err LACEs BEFORE PURCHASING. go
WE SELL cur LENGTHS CHEAPER THAN DOWN
TOWN JOBBER5 SELL WHOLE PIECES.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos. I'll md 1Ili GRAND and is ATHEISTS,
fiith block ca,t rom the Bowery.
rTNO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE-I
4 kEEPERS
AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,
Examine STRAW GOODS,
EIafnine BONNET SILKS
Examine RIBBONS RIBBnNSit -
Examine MILLINERY, LACES, and TRlNMlNGSI
Examine our STRAW and FANCY ORNAHEkTo!! -!
Examine our FiOWFRSl!t
We lengths cheaper than Down town Jobhers sell whole
pieces Cali EDWARD kiDlE1i
Nos. 9ll and 5lll GRAND and No g. ATHEISTS.
IT, f.ith BLOCK eAs; from the Rowery.
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ASSISTANT QcARTERNAsrEas Ovyfcs.
M 10 sr.rx.r Nrv youx C.rv Inn. N INA


ASSISTANT QcARTsRAAsrKas Oryfcs. I
No. 10 STArE ST.. NKw foRK CITY, June. % l36A
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office until II o'clock on TUESDAY the nah Inst.
Tor the delivery military post, and hospitals follows the
several quantities of coal and WOOD named respectively:
At Davids Island about 600 tan, coal Harts Island about
1000 coal. Fort schuyler about 900 tuna coh VIII
let's Point, about 900 tuns coal For, Columbus ABBOTT NO
coal and about 81 cords wood Fort Wood shout 40
tuns coal and about 900 cords wood Fort Hamilton about
$50 coal and about 300 cords wood at Fo Lafayette.
about IS coal and about 70 cords wood Fort Rich
ond about COO tun coal aud about 200 cords wood - t at
Sandy Hoos about l6 tuns coal snd shout 10 cords wool
TIL. coal 10 Dc Of bes. quality Of antaee and 10 be one
quarter broke aud quarters and stove and 20 be
yeed al tho dock free Of expense 70 the Government Tho
contractor however avail himself OF the privilege Of hay
Ing tho coal ho-d rnd hauled By Government teams the
chanabs hard wood IA. standards the cord hundred
and twenty eight cubic fe-t
The bidders will DO required 10 accompany their proposals
with guarantees signed BY two responsible parties that In case
their bids accepted they will within two days Thereafter
tho with good and sufficient sure
ties in tho Of ten thousand dollars to deliver
tho Coal aud (fS0 two thousand dollars to deliver the
Wood they may bid therefor In Conformity with the terns
Of this advertisement, payment for each delivery 10 be made
such nds the Government may provide upon the &C.
know Of tho proper rsceipns ocer OF he Post Al
the Coal and Wood for to b delivered
date signing Of tho contract and the 10Th Of Scpsemos
1854 Tho privilege reserved OF rejecting OF Oil tho ous
II deemed advisable. . .
OAsrnss should bs indorsed "Proposss for Coal Tor
:. Wood"} and addressed to tho uadersignsd
BY order Of MAJ STEWART VAN VLiETi
Ouartermastsr. U. g. A.
r. G. MORGAN. CspA and A. q H.
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w eioo BOUNTY promptly PAID them. Widows and
hr Of deceased Soldiers have the Pay and Bounty col
ced and Pensions Sailors receive their Prize
Money All receive Information and instructions by ap
plying 10 RICHARD c. ELLIOTT.
US. Army md Navy Once. No. u BIeecker It,
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Gouses ano farms f)antso.

WANTED-A HOUSE in New York or
w Brooklyn with modern improvements, in respects
bic neirhborhood Rent in Eew-York exceed 600 o
5000; 10 Brooklyn $3.50 500 Any person having the
same, and willing 70 rent to repectsee colored Amly
will p.sass sddres. Boz No. &c. WlliamsbgsghiP. 0.
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Mem pnblita.lons


I1XPLOiTS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
SECOND INFANTRY.
SEE CHAPLAIN CUNTS
. ARMY NOTES.
JUsT PUBLISHED Bv
CROSBY NICHOLS.
Ne. ii7 Washington ST.
rncs 81 IS.
.. For sale by a Booksce-' Ser, by mail on receipt OF
price.
H,HE NEW BOOKS.
SONGS OF THE SOLDIERS.
choice and eiegan; volume. 81.
CAPE COD TO DIXIE.
by NJ MACKlE ESQ. >! IS.
THE RIVERSIDE "KNICKERB0CKER."
l6mo. 81 50.
LYRICS OF LOYALTY.
BY sixty popular Poets. 81.
@. 7. PUTNAM
No. Al Broadway.
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XPPLETON's COMPANION HANDBOOK
IA OF TRAVEL.
NEW EDITION.
D. APPLETON Co., Nos. 4.3 ard as Broadway,
Publish This Day.
~APPLfTONS
COMPANION HANDBOOK
IRA V L.
Containing
FULL DESCRIPTION
OF tie Prucipa,
CITIES, TOWNS, AND PLACES OF INTEREST,
Together with
HOTELS AND ROUTES OF TRAVEL
Through the
UNITED STATES AND TIE CANADAS
With Colored Maps.
Edited by I. ADDISON RICHARDS.
Vol square i2mo., cloth, 285 pases Prce 81 50
Gent free by mail on receipt Of price.
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REFAIiIS 10 NIhLEI NV EMEN y
IA TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealod Proposals viii be re-
celved 9, this Office until II o'clock OF WEDNESDAY,
uDe 80 1884 for repeyng aud ng and keeping in good
repair during the certain period OF months ending Dec
81 1856. the carriage ways OF al paved streets,
squares and the City Of New excepting
only 50 MUCH o; the'oarriage way Of Broadway Is
paved with the Russ pavement.
Toe bids be ia the prescribed aud furnished by
thss Board
Specifications form Of tho agreement and blank proposals.
will be furnished ct this office.
THOs. STEPHENS. Cro,on
ROBT L. DARRAGH : Aq't
A. ". CRAVEN, } Board
Office CTo,ou Aqueduet Department, Roiunia PARK, Jane Il,
ifs.l
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Summer Retreats.
Boaro atI0 Rooms.

At Nos. ia, l76 and l73 Bleecker-st., six
N blocks Of Broadway pleasant cool Rooms, with
ceIeut board from IS to 81 per week. Families accordingly
Also siCliavood Hotel opposite ksypor n J. Fine groves.
beautiful scenery. splendid sea-oa.hins 6hins &c.
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HAUNTED HEARTS,
THE GREAT NOVEL.
WHAT'S SAID or 1T.

The New York Evening Pos, Mr w. c. Brysnts paper)'
says;
1.-The mystery is well snsned and the entire novel is SUI
perior to anything the author has ye: produced"
The Boston Traveller says;
OF add her reputation and D. more sought for
Than her ea,!er book In no novel Of the day
there stronger exhibitions Of character more nsta acton
or batter interest; than TO BE- ouai in Haunted
Hearts"
Tue New-York Evsngeis. remarks:
"Ths characters powerfully drawn"
The Boston Advertiser tells
The book viii be read of thrilling interest by many
who will pause Interest Of higher character
than Is usually found in American novels"
Published by
J. L. TiLTON Co..
No. ISL Washington st
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ATNO. AL BROADWAY,
"A ON MONDAY, JUNE q, lelA
POPULAR TRADE.
200 PIECES
SILK FIGURED GRENADINES at c. cost to port 81 H.
300 PIECES y
SILK FIGURED GRENADNESat65c. cost In port 20
And the entire balance Of our stock Of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
will DO offered at proporonately
Low PRICES
LAKE McCREERY,
Successors to Ubsdsll, Peirsop Lake,
No. al Broadway.
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sJ,HE MERCHANTS. BANKERS. ant

T,HE MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and
CIATION.-LOCAL IHTELLiGENCE.-P substt
tutcs in Advancei stated that large number OF down
Of n. proyons Of ths Con.orpon law which permits per
who liable to sIept Themselves by procuring sub
stnes 10 sdvance. II ihs movement could only DO made
general among wealthy merchants would siderabiy
lessen tho burdens Of the coming dra Probably
quota might thus be hd In advance What ssy pub
H. iaos
B.Ths Substitutes referred to havr been and being
procured through tho
AERCiiANTS, BANKERS, AND GENERAL vOLUN-
TER AND SUBSTITUTE ASSOCIATION.
OEos No. ca Broadway New York
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'CARATOGA TRAVEL via HUDSON RIVER
~ RAILROADTrains leave Chambers st. Depot at aud.
10 IT, sad arrive al Saratoga ., p IN aud As p M.
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= OOO ACRES COAL LANDS.-nun
|0yUVy MAN a CROZIER oGsr for sale mU 1870 sssv
r.,ior RITUMNOJS COAL LANDS IN Mchesn oop ps,s
the Bsdssd and Enc ssss can BE- sss
= tisr once No. Yoc Drvsiwsy. New York
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TOR SALE-Thc FARM and RESIDENCE
j. Of thu lsc Geo Fse In East Chester, eIasy u mile:
ion the City Hall, Now iosk, about y from tao Ka,.oa
Depo. at WiIsms Bridge and about miles Iom the New.
Haven Railroad Depot ct Mount Vernon. II consists Of Ia
acres of which 81 are in wood and the remainder mostly
high cultivation Il well waerei and has an aound nce o. ru
The house Is on ridge .opins toward Long Island Sound,
and commands Wow OF and land that has few any
equals on the Ess, River The approach to the house
through Of Dom 20 70 o. years old and on ns
lawn there many OF beauty. On the premise: Te
several superior building sites II desired tae Househoa
Furniture Stock and Farming Implements will De sad witA
the place. onehaf OF the purchase can remain -
gage for Ave at cont For urthe. partieusr
apply Mr. Rutherford the PREMISES Homer Morgan Ma
} Pine ct, the subscriber
THOS X. FAILE, Executor. No. iR Chambers ~
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Real estate tor Side.
Use also AUCTION Saies.l

A T NORTH NETWORK,
N 500 LOTS FOR SALE,
Just north Of ID sv Harlem River Bridge In WeHchess
County Pure air and light TAXATION stress
avenues al opened and graded to correspond with ser
York proper Sin BY Second and Third avtms
Railroads. and cent. 70 Mott Haven BY steam cars Inquire
Of T. REA,
ct the Land Once above r23shst
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~ Members Of Returned Regiments. und Hss Of Deceased
Soldiers having Claims also Sesmrn having Phke ClaimseA
on BROWN SHELDON Military Ohice. No. , Pork place
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Mihiarn Nolirrs.

U. S. AMY Aogscr, No. o. BLHHcxxRsr.l
OrrosrrB PAT DEPARTMENT
4 LII SOLDIERS and OTHERS, HAVING
n CLAIMS Cor PAY or BOUNTY against The Govern
mont, should PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT ct this
Once.
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L'OR SALE-At West Mount Vernon, oneot
l. the best LOCATIONS for Hotel Store, or Boarding
School, in Wes,che,ser County, 10 miles from Newfch "a
good order garden well stocked Cost over - o0 In g9
title perfect For particulars apply to JOHN ~ LUrhEE
No. 3i9 Broome st. n. L., Of the Ticket Asens o. "e~
Mount Nernon Station. VINO has the keys. IL
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NEW MUSIC" FRIENDS OF THE
IN UNION"-A ilAiying Song with Chorus sung with
great applause Union League Meengs by the Tremsins
Brothers Nay be sung al tho Union Leagues nom Maine
70 Texas.
Friends Of tho Union greet you tonight
True 10 the Land We love-
True TO Country and Lberys right
Trueto our Flag above
Chorus: March on Columbia. 10
Pncs 20 cents; 81 per doz. mailed free
Just published by HORACE WATERs, No. ssi broedwsy
SHODDY SHODDY! SHODDY Just
- out tho .shoddy Polka for the Piano fast poks In
every COMO Just tho thing for the times Is cents Puelsheo
q DALY'5 Music Stors. No 4ls Grsndst
IMMENSE PRICES PAID for OLD BOOKS
i 90 Bohn library very cheap.
100 STANDARD Woykt ono kak calf, at our prioA
oeoee Worn. Htss.turs Trsyes scsnce, Medicine, &C.
price 100 900 Photographic Card Pictures at price
tS00Ar BROTHERs,k No. lie nss.sost. nssr Beyt man
hODW0RTHsR qdimentd Instructor for ID,
Cornsts and Tsnors noP ready pstcs 90: Price
0A best br.s d 0erm.a syes tnss asnss mailed ss 70
sny sdAssA H. B. DODWORTH No. 9 Astorpls
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Ueooime CARDS. &e.

ALVIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full.
N ton 1t WEDDING CARDS snd FINE sTAG"'NEbY
(Estsbii,hod i3l3l
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MISERABLE, ROOMY HOUSE for SALE
~ by tie LIST prorl low to close concern No 55 Est
10th Location central the street by Of tefass,
&c. SC, has large future for investment
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4 GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION for SALE
n At Crsisine Depot on the NewbuI % branch Of %:
House Barn Sheds &c. and bali OF land building
Apply address j. T. HARiNO, Craisvils orrass
Cour.y \
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nor sALE-The CHURCH OF THE IN.

NOR SALE-HOUSES.-High basement,
hrowuoue Dwellings In excellent loca,ions at lee ,han
their yalurNcs lao and 1 West 10th and NO iS wes
Ar. storss near Broadway rented TO unexceptior
.ble tenauts and in perfect condition. No " Eat 18th g.
but three stories FOR particulars and eNds OF sin'.es'
appy 10 Dr. HEATH M. l1j Broadway IRON IL 70 oeoe
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TORSE for SALE.-A good driver either
coups or wagon Over sixteen hands h'sn ahs s, ~
traveller. Soli fos want OF Apply q NO ~
23thst
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nor sALE-A NEAT COTTAGE. with all

modern provcments and surrounded oy ~.
den containing Fountain. Rose bushes and other no
sy,J inns C2euy Tee, in the Garden. The said icass
situated in 5Tth st. between ID and Lexington ava f~ ~
thar particular, apply on the premises
, 1864-11-04
Dry Goods /:

SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCY;
DELAINS, PLAIDS and DEBEGES;
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS;
FLANNELS of all kinds, figures and solors
SHAWLS and CLOAKS; e
FURS, SCARFS, and a full assortment Of
GLOVES and GAUNTLETS, CATERS,
BALMORALS. SHOES and SLIPPERS.
, 1864-11-04


Entire New and Fresh Stock.
NNTE would call the attention of COUNTRY
wv MERCHANTS to our usually lage stock Of
Goods Our stock comprises every article in the
Clothing and furnishing line. We have constantly
on hand the largest stock and greatest variety of
Cashmere and DOL HATS of any House in San
Francisco, and our prices for these goods less
than those of any house, receive them direct
from the manufacturer s consignment Our stock
of Fall and Winter Goods is particularly attractive
and the great feature to the country merchant is the
unusually low prices
Less than the Cost of Importation
We also keep the STAPLE ARTICLES in the Dry
Goods line which Goods we have purchased in this
market under the hammer, and are offering them at
New York cost, and less.
We publish this card in order that we may make
new acquaintance, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased of us to call and examine our
stock.
Good Articles and Low Prices
Are the great inducements to all who purchase to
sell again Merchants who buy of us can make a
good profit and sell to their customers at low fig
ure. We remain, respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse
Nos. All, Alb, and 4l5, Battery street,
San Francisco Aug.5, 1854 34m3
, 1864-11-04

PIcrUREs.-A room with pictures in it and
room without pictures, differ by nearly as much
as room without windows. Nothing, we
think, is more melancholy, particularly to per-
son who has to pass much time in his room,
than blank walls and nothing on them, for pic
lures are loopholes of escape to the soul, lead
ing it to other scenes and other spheres. 1t is
such an inexpressible relief to person engaged
in writing, or even reading, on looking up, not
to have his line of vision chopped square off by
an odious white wall, but to hnd his soul esca-
ping, as it were, through the frame of an ex-
quisite picture, to other beautiful and. perhaps
Idyllic scenes, where the fancy of a momentmay
revel refreshed and delighted. Is it winter in
your world ?-perhaps it is summer in the pic
ture; what charming momentary change and
contrast And thus pictures are CONSIDERS of
loneliness; they are relief to the jaded mind;
they are windows to the imprisoned thought
they are books; they are histories and sermons
which we can read without the trouble of
turning over the leaves
, 1864-11-04
Vegetation of the Amazon.

The magical beauty of tropical vegetation re-
veas its glory to the traveller who steers his way
through the solitudes of these acquarie mazes.
Here the forest forms canopy over his head;
there it opens, allowing the sunshine to disclose
the secrets of the wilderness; while on either
side the eye penetrates through beautiful vistas
into the depths of the woods. Sometimes, on
higher spot of ground a clump of trees form an
island worthy an Eden. chaos of bush-rope
creepers filings its gay flowers over the forest,
and fills the air with the sweetest odor. Numer-
Gus birds, partly rivaling in beauty of color the
gay passiforas and bignon as of these hanging
gardens animate the banks of the lagune, while
gaudy macaws perch upon the loftiest trees; and
as if to remind one that Deaths not banished in
this scene of Paradise, dark robed vulture
searches through the woods, or alligator rests
like black log of wood, a sombre rock, on
the tranquil waters. Well he knows that food
will not be wanting for the river tortoises and
large fish are fond of retiring to lagunes. Ifthe
Nile-so remarkable forits historical collections,
which carry us back into the bygone ages-and
the Thames, unparalleled by the greatness of
commerce which far eclipses that ofancient Car
thage and Tyre-may justly be called the river
of the past and the present, the Amazon has
equal claims to be called the river of the future,
for more splendid field nowhere lies open to
the enterprise of man.-TRe Tropical World.
, 1864-11-04
The Light of Home.


The light at home how bright it beams
When evening shades around us fall,
And from the lattice far it CLEANS
To love, and rest, and comfort all!
When wearied with the tolls of day,
And strife for glory, gold or fame,
How sweet to seek the quiet way
Where loving lips will lisp our name
When through the dark and stormy night
The wayward wanderer hOmeward hies,
How cheering is the twinkling light
Which through the forest CLEANS he spies
1t is the light of home-he feels
That loving hearts will greet him there,
And softly through his bosom steals
The Joy and love that Danish care.
The light at home |! How still and sweet
1t peeps from yonder cottage door,
The weary labOrer to greet
When the rough tolls of day are DER
Sad is the soul that does not know
The blessings that its beams impsrt
The cheerful hopes and joys that flow,
And tighten up the heaviest heart.
, 1864-11-04

CANARD.-The French word canard, which
has become domestcated in our newspaper lit
erature, means literally-a duck. AS the story
goes certain savant, knowing the yoracity of
the duck tribe, determined to try little exper-
iment Shutting up dozen of the quackerS in
coop, he each day killed one, and chopping it
up, fed it to the survivors. At the end of twen-
ty-three days but one remained, who still
quacked on in happy innocence, unconscious of
the fact that he had deyoured his twenty-three
companions. This rather extensive story having
gone the rounds of the French papers, soon gave
rise to several others, which were also promul-
gated as duck stories, until finally any report of
extrayagant nature came to be denominated
a 'Ecanard."
, 1864-11-04

HARDWARE
MECHANICS AND MINERS TOOLS,
Such as
Shovels and Spades,
Sluice Forks and Brushes,
Wright's Picks,
Hunts Axes,
Pick and AK Handles
Sledges and Crow bars,
Whip and Cross-cut Saws and Files,
Rocker Irons,
Mining and Frying Pans,
Nails of all sizes
Together with full assortment OF
Shelf Hardware,
Butchers, Carpenters, Blacksmith's, Shoemaker's
Saddler's and Packers Tools and Material.
N. B. Remember the place
Fire-Proof Brick, Main street., WalIa Walla,
and give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
SCHWABACHER BROS co.
Jan, ls, 1868. gH
, 1864-11-04
ASSAY OFFICE.
TR ACX Gc KING.
ASSA AYERS
PORTLAND, ,::::="#OREGON

E. W. TRACY,
MARK A. KING, Late Assistant Assayer in the U:
S. Mint, San Francisco 1If9at
XNTE CALL ATTENTION to the following Ger
w tifcate
BRANCH OF THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, !,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Assayer's office, Dec 20, 1861.
'This is to certify that MARK A. KING has been
engaged Assistant Assayer in the United
States Mint at San Francisco, from Oct. 1857 until
g the present time His manipulations en- assayer
have been skillful and accurate.
"Parties desirous of availing themselves of the
services of reliable, practical Assayer may feel
confidence in engaging Mr. King
[Signed] CONRAD WEIGAND, Assayer.
We make returns for dust deposited with for
assay in six hours.
We are prepared to advance coin dust fora assay.
OFFICE Moss, Front Street, Directly Oppo-
site W ELLIS, FARGO g. CO.
We Pay the Highest Price for Gold Dust.
July Is, 1863-tf
, 1864-11-04

He who has good son-in-law has found a
child; be who has bad one has lost daughter
, 1864-11-04

The best of friends fall out. Our teeth are no
exceptions.