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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22


pETROLEl M-Thc market is dull, and prices are
nominal at 2c for Crude SEC for Refined in pond and
zoe for do. free.
RICE-No sales reported, prices remaining nomi'
naly unchanged.
SGGARS-The demand for Raw Sugars continues
good principally from the trade and prices are trmer
sales Of $50 hbds at lsdl4ic. for Cuba l5ic. for
Clarified do; i2ldl4c. for Porto Rico and 400 boxes
Havana part at 10! a l6Ic. Refined hrn, at l!l.
SPICES-A fair demand prevails Mt steady rates;
sales of 800 mats Cossia at UIc. 20 cases do at 'Oc
20 bags Pimento at 2ic and go bags Pepper on pri.
vac terms
STEARlN-We note sales Of 10000 n at 22,c.
SEEDS-Grass Seeds duh and entirely nominal.
Rough Flax Seed is firm and in fair demand at az 80
81 50 B, bIshcl Of 30 ID.
TEA-The demand for the trade has been moderate,
but prices are without essential change.
TAILOW-The demand continues fair. and the mar
ke is firm; sales vi $4,000 ID at l2i l3c Tor Western
and he. for CITY,
WOOL-The demand for both Domestic and Foreign
Feeces been only moderate and prices favor the
purchaser though particular variation has occurred
Tho sales are about 80 600 10 State and Western eeces
at G0262c. for Native and Merino; 6Jd72c. and (.
10 full blood Merino; and75G7c for Saxony. 5000 ID
California Spring clip ct 3sdiOc; 1000 bales Cape
nj 81 l3c; 100 do. Mcstza at 36c; and 100 do. Il. a.
private terms.
WHISKY-The market is better at the close; sales
of $40 bbls at 81 10 for State, aud u lg!ds2 ~ for
Western, and small lots at - 81
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fAdyrrtisenieatl

Under "Instruction on the "a p pay
Of BrRsnAxs AhEaIeAs Mas. 10
hs.t n.,i,aop for the sconement Of h"'"''
In tie laid t-~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

Observation-Disclosures is directed to the. ad-
yertisemcnt in another column relative to the where
about Of John Meyer. There are circumstances Of
peculiarly delicate and distressing character attending
the case
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MONDAY. Aug. 2l-P. N.


Gold is strong. The opening rate was I44i, and
the closing price l4ii.
Government Stocks were all strong, and were not
affected by the European quotations. The gold
bearing kinds are not abundant and are so well
placed that moderate fall abroad does not disturb
them. II IL good deal easier to get them up
than 10 break them, with Gold at liil. In
State Stocks little doing. After the call Railway
Shares were ell higher, Erie selling at 81. The ex-
IRENE advance was not maintained, and before the
meeting of the Second Board 81 was accepted.
At the Second Board the market was steady. Ere
sold at Sis after the call and stocks were in demand
at quotations. The closing prices on the street
were: New-York Central, 800; Erie, Sill Hudson
River. 1891: Michigan Southern, o2s; Reading,
1929; Rock Island, 1853.
The Stock Market is firm, but the upward 'eh-
dency is checked by the action OF brokers VINO nave
vet TO buy the stocks thrown overheard Ill the panic
of last week. Many of them are waiting for the re-
eurrence of the scenes of 1857 forgetting that nan-
cial affairs are entirely changed. Then business
was done upon long credits, railways were totterihg
under heavy floating debts, and slight shock 10
confidence only was needed to cause general lall-
ure and collapse in prices. Now business
is done for cash, or very short credit,
railways arc free of debt and earning largely, and
there is nothing upon which to base panic and
protracted fall in values. Upon the existing vol
umc of paper money prices are readily sustained,
especially in railways and securities, which would
be deemed cheap at current rates in gold, when
specie PAYMENTS are resumed. The day that sees
gold at par will probably find railways like the Enc
selling at par. with the whole list selling at much
higher rates than now. Frauds may be committed
and spectators come to grief but the business OF
the country does not feel the shock and advances
steadily.
Money is more freely offered TO stock houses at Z
per cent upon mixed collaterals. Lower rates have
been made upon Governments, but the common
rate is full per cent. The wants of stock houses
are small and readily met. In mercantile paper
| little doing Best names sell at 7d9, and second
class I0di2. The Bank statement is more favor
able than was expected. The loans and deposits
show contraction, but the legal-tenders are In
creasing. The loss of specie is less than was cal
culated upon, and the statement as whole is ac'
ceptable TO the street.
Tie following shows the condition of the Now
York City banks:
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs-No QUoRUM.-The
Board held no meeting yesterday. quorum not appear
ing at roea and the President pro ten. declared tho
Board adjourned without day.
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pryR APPLE CIDER.-Dr. TAI

oEsrn,rrp Mrprc,L PISE-ArPLg crprR vi. s.'s 20
-, re sick and n YOU are well will prevent % q
oa "'S i, WErKLy TRIBUNE Eon Apn ..ur
Msy ~ 1875 inclusive Send for Creua one poe
ME bottle sent free By mail, or rcceip. 81 ~ 70 Y
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advertisement.

Doy'T DYE THE HAIR.-Use BosMMII . 90.
w,psrKs CoLoRirrc; coors beautifully and nA9'D me-, q,
nnirstisn. no wish no trouble. Mandatory NO. IVY
y. Y.
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A YOUTHFUL THrEp.-Detective Tilley and

A YOUTHFUL THIEP-Detective Tilley and
Officer Dennison of the Third Precinct yesterday
arrested Frederick Fess aged 10 years. on the con,
plant OF his employer. Mr. Arnold Schutze Of No ~
Chambers-st., who accused him of having for some
time past been in the habit OF stealing sewing SIX rom
the store After his arrest. the boy acknowledged l
he had for months past stolen daily spoos Of ~.
fromtte store. each valued at 81 IS. These be fal
disposed Of James Boyce junk dealer at the corner
of Walker and Baxtersts.. who paid bin hve or &c,
cents each Boyee was arrested by tie officers. all
his premises searched but Of the missing goods
found Both prisoners were committed by Jasnes
Hogan. Mr.. S. estimates that at least s6O0 worIL
goods have been stolen in the above manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

TURKISH BATHS, No. IL LAIGHr-Sr. o.. ~.u
-Centlemcn 6 to 3 a. m. and 70 p N. La1'''
INN. "Greatest Of Laxuries." Try one
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T.y Of N, Loan. ss>ce CrcuiIfiOr and DPon a. IN,
bon( OF n, cav 81 lork. for The r>sk ending SAT
,,dau 1ugssf 49, 1865. 10 uhioh ~ 9fIe! ne C"P''a'
ef e1.t UIlf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

ROBBED IN TIE STREET.-Late on Sunday
night as John McNlmara, residing at No. 3y Tenth
ave.. passing up Ninth'aye, and when az ne COZ
ner of Twenty .ninthst. James Commskey ard James
Hughes suddenly sprang from carriage. and villa
Conmiskey held him by the throat. Hughes brandted
knife and threatened TO cut his heart out unless 10
Instantly gave up his valusbes Frightened at TIC
threats Mcnamara gave them $50 and Just as they
were about to leave Officer Fitzgerald Of the Twenty
sixth Precinct came mp and arrested Them Yesterdsy
they were taken before Justice Ledwith and colrnr
ted for trial without bail
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ALLEGED THEFT BY PRETENDED fRIESH.-
Officer Uodson OF the Essex Market Police Court ys
I fday arrested Andrew Schwartz and Garnet Deaion
the complaint OF Samuel Ruof of No New canaisI.
The com lainant states that on SATURDAY hght 49,.
company with the accused, he made the tour Of tho
porter.houses in the lower part vi the city ana 81 90
uncertain honr the following morning his eempahoh
took him TO the door of his residence and left nm VI
awakiDg late the next day he iound that LIS "s.e.
Containing Sy75 and a silver watch valued at SO were
missing He therefore caused the arrest OF Ms Ae
companions, suspccting that they were the hle'ss-
j Justice Mansfield committed them Tor examihati'l
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s Direttpren -
Sdrtes SDDSer, it., BON Sas @OOser Il Sons.
Quen u Chapman, 8trtlanb, @bafe & 60.
g4m & Wdlters, SDm L gDaltfrs & 20.
6tas 80 0rrb.
Siram gDpObs it,, 9Ousbtrtb, @OObs & So.
S Dltper S'D0nneu. .a
gDm sttrIins, Stirling & abrens.
@eU S aSpplb, @su appDls & SON.
5prattr 6 ~Whttrtbee,
6 6 S6dffer.
s s NepeDmer, gercum'r & gh.
@bas . Martin, 9rbe. WPatt n & Go.
Sranf Srtf, Brtd & gaG. II
Ri@arb . Sitter, 81 . Siibtr & Go. -
RDbtrt3ebr, BrDS BOntnger.
Samuel 9 2eSertns, % 4eSertna & Sens.
SOtnS 5ppttns, Ht tt.
arDn StntOn, Drntels & 8entOn.
Geo 9 Brprn, Aler Brppn & SpnS.
Scbn g Didinion, 9fbebbee s. Otfinfon.
@haS ID Sadfpn, @bdS P Sodfsn & GO.
Spbn Wt Smith Ebos & s 10 Smttb.
6 6 ~gticpbemuS Smith Il NtcDbemus.
Gtpntas GCrner, Sas @prner & Sons. "a
Sas VI SUpper, .
& 80 @untber.
RUb Campbell, Itf . nsbeu & gr.
3ugb " @rpptr. ..-tH
Spbn g Wiaialns, 1Obn g gDtniams & Bro.
See VI Sail, % gD Sail Il Mr.
Stbntn q Sanb.
gDerner OrefeI, BraunS & Go.
s Strtder Senfin8, Su9b S ntinS Il 81. ~
QSnt 2 Saifpin it,, ~9Do0bparb, Baldwin Il 60. g.
Sotn g Barry, g Stnbn 8 8arrp & So
gDm & Montague it.
Nm has DirettOrtum Der Baltp. Ilartne Snf. Co.!
GN ANNt EtH NEAE putttg wv Z 2EIIuQuUqen De 90 DQf=
ttrs ernannt, erldubt fG gu bertdten, taB bic Mngnben Der
&~pmpaente, we Dben berihtet, correit tefanben tttrben unb
CAP BITE DepDften un6 MnIeibeu ltnrei6enb gefGert 1tnp.
2Dtr reerlnmanbt,e en- 6esbalb fClsegbs Dtoibenben;
Se@s PCT. In Q "a r auf Bic aanas ausfebenbe Snie.
rtrnS-Gnleibe. .-a
Weun PCT. tn Baar auf has @rgnStapttaI (als 3u-
tas 5u Der am l. Sult b~ej1blten 3 pGt.) Inb an
Swantt8 pG t.. In Scrtp auf BITE errDrkenen YrG.
mien. aabltar an unb nab bsm !. W9drs b. s. Stabt StaatB
unb y. ct. Steitrn fnb nurh b c @Dmpdsnte su be,ablen.
unb nodo, m uber $500, QUO jur S6ulbenttlsung reIerptrt
hnh, %empfebleu MIR, bub bic eanSen auSfebenben Nnletbe Ger
ttntate Ssn 1868 ~etn8elGit unb ben Snbabern Dber btren ecs
kS!iGen Neprattntantsn a~uS8ejablt rerten an unb mad benz
4 I.ara, nod wel&en Gage ale Snterenen barauf ~nufbGren
.,n 9 ,ui Certificate Fnb CUR 8asluuesfriR ,u pr~afentiren uni
Spbn S.Burrs,
II go m Sttrltng Gpmtte.
/ GOtto' O'DpnneGL)
nn nh t Nns sSSssiat e aogshaitensn gerfammluna Der Direftprer
WHIee Drs ODt9e berthtet unb oneenpmnsn - '''U
Dte Uadr D~ttibsnben unb cSnterSsn aus 81. ~
s., ben am Srettde, ben 20. bs. be,abIt msrhSn "N "n't'9ea mer'
Die WnIeibe BON 1868 mtr6 eineeIEa ,,rh -.
Wars besaeIt IrsrSsn: sn ~slder Belt bic Sn6aber bic ateg Obsr
/ SGmeS 9ppper irs. N.xs -
3iun3Dft3mlwl Wm. y W0nta { IT,, @teenr.
Dnt. s.. G~ratofOrb g. 6. Guute
i lISnt. 8. GramfOro s &c.,
T.. .Jf|1-o- ga Better Der ,43WiFD -.
.se.as@e s8s41as8 bSnir .sE
GewHrsz, Genf. unb GbpcClaoesO anapf
miih(ett, a1
A. IgcmmtiFOns.S anbler unb GertSafes ron
. ~tA{s-@9a SHbtgD. 1'A $3.50
al tRss6slSpattfr. Baltimore.
yln 8:s3t# q
$500 stETI 16 $3.50 soA gas t-IA
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9cntfeAe TeuersOerGGbermma8=0ef el
fcSaft BON Baltimore.

Seuer>Serff@srMn9
Der alipctirten SeuermannS gerii9erm9see,
lenIdait bon Baltimore.
IO. a. SDutbfr, 6~esenaber benz Sun-8sb6ubt.
Sn 8etraat Der eripleret6en Etdtistett hes PANT ,ssuer.
Departenlents feaen mir BON ieSt an iunt ~kt1tseren preiIt
neue Yplteen aus une erneuern aud bic alien 3u ben biqte.
Fen Staten. &le Dteient8en, psI6e 9aufer NSbtln Uhe,
ienftt8s neutrality-suspicious. flr etn cher feben Sabre su Ser
it6ern wrni6en, perben tterntt t%tneeIaben, I'D bic 9if
unferer berab9eieBten pranten a~njufeten.
Aue Serlpfe persen ME btster srpnnpt unb LIBERAL aus
te5ablt. Sob r. Rppre, Wr6E.
0ireftpren:
gDm. 81 Sad. @uen waine
SanteS 6. gB6eeben, SGmes @ettp.
Eancaffer Dub. Npdb gDolfsr'
@tparp =: gtalpn. SGnhes u Bruce.
SamHel &trt. Sacpb XrHf.
qrenetS Surns: Sames Dpun9.
8Fanets y. pttGer. Sautes Q. Serge.
SptH Dutebart, SER.
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Uor(I66erunQSdn1etue

WfontG9ue 8rO64y TT~T--7Ir1
aersGerit6erunss -aeenten.
30 SeeOmURr., SaltimUr,
r,s @Ssntf g,, fnr ht f~NOsnssn 8tasr.gtrassranas 0uu,noo.
metropolitan S~niuranee 60, N,u grry
JnternattDnal Snt Co., BE. "'S' $h'VO,OOO
Nbrtahc Sire S%niurance g., ""S' A,%oOooO
@runbtapttaI aoA ooo
Eefoiute Sire Sniurance Co.! SVooOO
g,srruss mrrben sre wStFS H. y IA 100000
Uer5b6erune tn uufcrer Office beaablt. ~"o 1s"' "seae etnt
Bur pDltCen unb Stempcl fetne 8erehnuno,
perfCnen, melGe tn Der Wetrppsliton nSSr 81 .5.I,.
berfdern IaFsn, fnb gu elmer Dtsibenbe BON bsm CsssnSn ,
beredt9t tpel@f f9pn nhnn6nal 80 prpt. Selma rhrs wv
tie bic etrat8en 8erlufe Der gpnp. beden Az beIftn broI,H.n
Oentf9e Strmeu ais Refertnsems~4'"
@atl & Mr. gboa GniH.s = a
Sieanann, 5tnrt@s & SO. Sacsb S.tssr. .
& 6. BRAINS & Go. fn,Atoor,
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NOrOlide Central
Gilen6ahn.
81 m 8a brptan.

y " Y ! y | u II.
@n uHS mad Scnntas, ben %. I1ei 1865.
Bulge nUrondrt8.
Yarttcn ACCOMMODATION go. l r on M.
0roaS 40
"IS ~SNpuoDotlon. $500. 9. 30 R,Ms.
partten ACCOMMODATION So. On "7"'
PutsDurs une erie @~rpres5uS. ...8,00
p"lSourS nno Glrllra Grpre6Sus .......10O0
Bulge iowGrtS.
Put8our9, &lrIIra nnb @rte @rpres,uo n
Porlton accommodation gfp. 2 49,. eIO o'lm'
Rn1,ro ......-.. IL. 20 gaHm
y -ro"o < an 80
Paftfon Accommodation $40. 4. 80
ger YtttS6irS @rprebSuS sept bnrf, r5ne Sic g,rs
Der 1000 @rpreB3us se5t taslid.
Oer o.Oo ~@rpreB3ug ge9t tdsli5, ausoenc1rr,pr om
'a9S' nap harrisburg, gittsburg unS @,ie. ""'S@
Wer 1000 GbenbS grpres5ng, Gpnntooa. ro6 c ,....
onrS' plttSbnr9 uno benz Wgten MIR, fpmu,t tSosf;@ -.
ausgenomuen Montags. "@'' '"S''V an
-, Set 80 a0snOS ~erpre58a5 8e9t tSgti@, ausoeuor,.
Der Poft5us seBt ta8fi6, ausaenomnen @crnt,,s
0sr Qarr'S0nr9 Nccomobaticn5us 0ebt tGoli6. ennn4Sna
SaT9snOH""ea' 0le Potf, nno G~rpreB3ige 6alten ,piIbSn
Saltunlore unb Partton uitt an, 0"'V'"
Polts une @tpreb5iige fieben in ger6inbuno INIT Sar
Pennlploanla central Giieubabn IN 6arrisburo fir gittsz
oure' Sleoeiano, Columbus, Cincinnati SnbionasoGa.
Tpr. &0apHe. e9'cago unS alien gIasen bee erofeu gBez
ten0, HnO In Sla!ira init Der g!etp gorf erie @iienbabu
Netr gprt. ~ ""' "''''p'"
''"PSFS ~""lHHTr ~'rO aat @atDertftr. Depot ertbeiIt.
+, 8. %, Oubarrb,
Gen. Superintendent.
@en. Ifrddts II. Gnfionio~L 81 ,s,,k .oI 4
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aDmt atntaoe. Ter Wann BON 100 Springer u. bic %tsratmte
Sett SenftnS bdrfeGene. -
Stap'e unb Nb,'usr, bic creole utefen Gcrcbaten Der Der.
Stdaten uno tie Oerpeeeafen &unfler treI6e man il lab.
Sim 9S rh, Ter eelun, enfe Sdnsmura tn font i6en 9eianeen,
Oetldulren Earjsr, Dratbel &reIcitisn, Sprtugen &C.
YrGriCr eGnepNrtts rirb pdtrsnb ter Oirir0une les Sluss
ptsrtes hem Yubltunr etEe t~nterefante Bei6tettun8 BON
b%enlelben Sprtrdgen.
. g~Dtl6rGrfs, Der aus8ejet&nete sgnnafttf6e @etter BON
Californian. .-
8. Dttbfrs. Gpdn gtrrnan, @aIpncn pratt, George SDnes
Srbanres gpnerrp, Sreberif Ncerp, WIe GrtcDun, Wti6
SOt1 Grsnatn un6 zine WterBe antertr stmnaftiGen unD
aerrbatiider &inflsr.
). 0ttters eusgeae idnetes Wafbinstpn RIeGs WtuiifccrrS,
Ote 9terft hn6 aus ben feiuiteu ~en9t'fher. Gmerifnni=
i9en uno arabtf6en u G n suiamrtsngeICbt ue erceuent
su9'rttttn. &as Yrcsramnt enttdIt Gac ~eleednten DarfeI-
luneeu Ter neuea 3eit.
&ae 6teie StlenewIrbteteiten merben 3ur Sdda eefteat
ietu am Selatr Wt0rtt n1r auf fiaf Gage, ds ben IL IL, II,
IA unb 10 Sept. Die @prfeluu8en ~bsetnntn yta1mtttaes
uhr unb &benbs 7 lbr. Gintrttt so Gts &tnber unter 10
Sapren BITE 9dife c. Dit tppd nnb 0pnnerfdg IL ubr ysDrs
gems pRrSen NIT rem ~Slusferoe, @leptduten, Msna9fri unb
benz Circus 9orreaunesn eeeebsn wetbsn, Tp S&uIst Ju
erntecrtstsn pretIen 3utrtft baten.
PIE srUss Or seiitOn mtrS nm II t5r morsens beginner.
nelaer toS Ntipfirb boa 4 @Ieptduten efSp3en, %Sprdueebt.
Mttbers DafDinetpn EieG-NRuft prps, tie srpse Wlenuserte,
tppte ee 8 n3e G~trcus'Irrppe Etfpfn I'm @sfrlse ietn.
s. ReIStlIe, D:rettpr ter Mreua.
6. S. SarnSwprtG %seut. tmD1W)
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$50 Tra cbtz&tnte

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&nt uub mad Ditnaaa, 5. September, werten unire Dam.
pier BON bier Gteeten mtt fUlst:
Son 9tsbtfr. gBbarf nabe Yrattfr.
9omper s n n I E ieten D~ienfae;
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- Stute Of MatsIanb jeben Sanfas;
TdnmtIf6 gta6mitt19s 3 ubr. ~
duff be- Radfatrt serloffen fe Rt&mrnb unb gtts point
fur Baltimore an ~benfelben Sd9en.
Dteiss inb Onnpfer l. 6lnHs unb iterntbuten 9rCse 2a-
buneeu gu bili gem 9reife.
STn&f pirb tdeli6 anger pnSien urb barber q~nttttrt.
8eine ~l1mlabung rDn Gitern Bet hteier Qinie.
2resen Sra6t Wnp Yniiaee rente man fd an
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(30aus-) 88 2isbtfr. @6arf.
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1@z Baltimore nib Sbi6
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@nI lnO mad Oiontag, %. &pril, iperben taoli@ 2 3use
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ggUr5aa ta9t9 (SonntasS ausseupmpten) @2orS. 800
@&preB3u9 t6sli9 N6eno8 $40 sr.a
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6sn ~elIt9' noromeftlid unb tibpeflid, 70 ,5
Ser parpers Gerrb unb 6reberid gccompboticnssa,t o
rosa'G, oerldBt baltimore I'M 4 ll6r Radmittaa8. 0efa
W. eerlaBt prefer 5ug 8arpers Gerrb unt 6 l5r 1Roroens
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wsS'9ehs nm $40 unb 9.20, unb Nabm. !. 20 uub 80.
D. DON ea'ccttS DliGS WirrSens 7.4O uu6 II. 90, NIB
0fa@n1. 2.40 unb $40. :"
5c. n
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SSm sa WtOrsens 4.30 II. $50, NoIm. 2 20 :" g 90 q
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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-05
SpleriH,s Sale.

NlY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, and to me direct
ND ed, out of the Circuit Court for the County of
Gra State of Oregon or the foreclosure of mortgage
in favor of John Grabo, Plaintiff and against e. NJ.
Townsend, Defendant have this day levied upon
tain tract parcel Of Real Property, situated and lying
In Canyon City, Grant County, State of Oregon bounded
and described as follows Commencing at the Southwest
corner of O. H. Millors house, aud running East thirty
three feet; thence South, thrtyye feet thence West
thirty feet less thence North thirtyve feet
to the point Of commencing will proceed to sell the
same in front of the Court House door, in Canyon City,
Grant County, State Of Oregon at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash In hand between the of IL
o'clock, NJ and o'clock, p. NJ. SATURDAY, the 9th
day of DECEMBER 1865 to satisfy the above Execution
amounting to One hundred and five 05 dollars, and for
the further sum of twentyeight 6ll00 Us 50100 dol
lars costs OF this action accrung COSTS with interest
from the 2Sth day October 1885, at the of ten
per ent per annum. q NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff.
By VIM W. wuIPPLx, Deputy
Canyon City, November ., 1855. n104wA
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-05

A BIRD INoIDENT.-The Stockton
Independent of November 9th, relates
the following incident:
Some time in May last, Warner, pi-
anist in this city, liberated four linnets,
two gray and two green, from their
cages in his room and sent the little
warblers out into the "wide world !"
to take care of themselves. Imagine
his surprise, when one of the birds,
more tame than tho others, returned
to it's ole home in Corinthean Block
on Tuesday morning last, and forth.
with took possession Of the cage it
formerly occupied. At first, Warner
thought it was some estray from some
dwelling in the city, but upon further
examination he found that it was his
own "Bob." This he knew from the
fact that at one time, In the attempt
to cut a small string from the birds
foot the top Of one of his toes was ac.
cideptly. clipped off. Recognizing it
by its foot, Warner called its name,
and IT, Immediately perched upon bis
extended hand as it. had often done
heretofores /. The bird .is odoubly en-.
deareda dat0iits owner. q sis9 aae1isaliiso
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-05
Final settlement.

NJ0TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT of the estate Of
IN JAMES LAUGHL1N, deceased-In the County
Court Of wasco County, Oregonln Probate-Notice Is
hereby given that r. HWood Administrator of the above
estate has filed his final account In the County Court of
Wasco County, and prays fora final settlement Of said
estate. is therefore ordered that sad application be
heard Monday the 11th day OF December 1885, the
Court House, In Dalles City In said and that
tice hereof be published In the Dalles Aontaineer.
o. N. DENNY, County judge
November o. 1906. tr,.-ss 81 - y 80 = d, nl0;4w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-05
Final settlement,

Mt Office OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Of the estate Of
~ WILLIAM U. LAUGHLlN, deceased-In the Coun-
ty Court Of Wasco County 0regon-In Probate-Notice
hereby given, that r. II, Wood Administrator Of the
above etate, has filed his final In the County
Court Of Wasco County, and prays for final settlement
Of said estate 1t Is therefore ordered that said appica
tion be heard Monday the llt day Of December A.
D. 1866 at the Court House. in Daes City, In said Cou-
t and that notice thereof be published in the Dales
Mountainecr. g;lngN ON. DENNY, County Judge.
November Q, 1855. ,, .-,,..,.,.. n10;4w