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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

49,. "AiCH COUNTY 1T remains to be definitely
o. !" which county is the Loon creek region.
intend it is in Idaho county, others that it is
-<Ai county, and yet others are very certain it is
G,ts,i,c'G county The question ought soon to be
''''''ely decided
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

REYNOLDS, as it is our last call on you, pray
send us a sample of your hair. You have no
locks, we know, but won't YOU rasp off a few
ends, and send them in piL-cushion? Please
mark them mot brass filings" and "handle
with care" They will remind US of the
"quilIs upon the fretful porcupine'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

"" HoAo5.-By advertisement it will be seen that
=" J. III. Co. propose to make wagon road lead
~' ;'om payetta river to the new mines on Little
canon and Mr. Stringham owner of the toll road
"D''s C.ty. left here Monday to survey the
~ 0s!9Hd Gold Hill with view to make a road from
-'' f" the new mines on Loon creek.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02
City and County.

o,r1cK TRIP.-On Tuesday 10. A. Luckett and Tom.
n.tten came in from Loon creek, and they made the
whole distance back in just days and ten minutes
they left Orc Grande at noon of Sunday and reached
is city at noon of Tuesday. Mr. Luckett thinks the
camp is in Boise county, and has given us very in
+orestng description of that mining region. which
e regret cannot print for want of space It rain
81 the morning he left Loon creek, and the nights
.,ore are very cold for this season. He thinks the
aiogngs will not prove extensive but believes some
If the claims are very rich. The ground is rich only
IN spots Judge Beatty is there, and he reports the
&c nerous indeed in several places. Dr. Belknap has
inf log house and rented half Of it to Rube Pevtoa
only two claims have been worked, and very little
noId has been obtained outside of these two Nearly
the clainlhoders try to sell, but will allow no one
10 prospect before u purchase is completed. Orc
Grapde has its Upper" and Lower" town-the
clipper being the camp of the Boise Basin crowd.
Galation, Johnny ODonnell and Mike Murray, and
others; aud in the Lower town the "Tender-feet -
ar crowd from Lemhi and Montana congregate Mr.
He says the trail by way of Gold Hill will cut off
nearly forty miles OF the distance between this city
and Orc Grande, if practicable route can be found
On the way in he met about sixty persons travelling
N the mines and at Orc Grande word had come that
abs crowd were on the way from Leesburg and the
BIackoot country, and another crowd, from Walla
WaIa was also expected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

Jar A'stT.-The small specimen OF quartz brought
u NJ Angle from the ledge he discovered on Canon
"..4' nile or two from Loon creek, has been
!5 By VI. Bg-kett, at the Branch Of the First Ma
-.-al Bank Of Idaho, and the product was trilo
"s; 81 per ;sn-oyer so Of gold and % cents Of
'~s'' The piece weighed pound, and was picked
I'm the surface cropping.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

Hon. I. J. BOWERS AID family have re-
moved from Boise City to San Francisco. We
hope bright fortune, bounteous store, health
and happiness will ever attend them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

tyy ia TRAIN j. G. Bryant started large train
&a saw VIZ i0r Loon creek yesterday Big luck to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

t J5b- D CEEEK.-Hank Langworthy has started,
AD r;.; 4siy, with train of twenty four animals.
l1lero"on,.a merchandise blacksmith tools, mining
N'S &c, for Orc Grande. Good luck to him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

A!ies' dro.A q CHILD are offering goods very low.
Qusbin .oS articles and gentlelnen's clothing and
goods can be bought there lower than ever.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

@s All the latest magazines, papers, &C. at
'''0iice News Depot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

RErURSING.-During the week quite number of
urned-among them Messrs. Sam MONTGOMERY. J
P SWIM, Tom. Brtten, f. d. Hobrook John Cor
u4u and J. A. Luckett. Some of them think pretty
well OF tie new camp, and others think otherwise
But all seem 10 pretty much agree in the opinion that
twill not become more than good small camp. H.
l. Knapp the EApressman, came III on Monday al
eraoon. He lett orc GCande on Friday morning.
W saw him bu: moment, but he told us he had
better opinion Of The mixes OH Loon creek now than
be had On his first visit there Jo Galaton has sent
II goot!y amount Of dust. and ordered treoh sup
Plies Of goods, which Nantine x co. have forwarded
70 him by pack train. The excitement has nearly
.5a:el but still parties starting OF almost daily
=: the New camp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ in pursuance of law the
Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will meet III Regu-
lar Session, at the court house in Idaho City, on
Monday, the 18th day OF October, 1869,
That being the second Monday in said month. All
accounts other matters coming before said Board
should be filed with the Clerk prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally verified to
insure action thereon. J. Il. PILE, Clerk.
Idaho city, Sept. 2, 1S69.w6.
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SHEPHERD ENraESs.-J. ". shepherd started jus:
alter the mail sage teom Boise City got in on Tues
4.y afternoon, with letter bags ana express matter
!:0so Granle. He expects to make the trip in less
;-l2 three days AMI reckon Shepherd viii ID il.
asAsis IL; ril-r. Hs purposes to return by way
q Gold Hi, in order 70 test the practicab:I;y 81
LIZ trail ,4.az in that direction by which it j. said
= distance between this cy and Loon creek viii b.
materially shortened
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

Ia can ~ 81 rosrER, forwarding merchant Of Una.
N''e by stage yesterday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

BEDROCK SutE-r.-A ball will be given at McGre-
ais Hal tomorrow evening III all OF the bedrock
-. On Tuesday. at depth Of % feet, another
-at Tls penetrated il the shaft. and 4 stratum Of
:a7el containing much quartz WAS struck These
.21-,a1ons are regarded very i4vorably by the men
.7?.oyei Give the enterprise big LIT by means Of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

atifv ~ onlnese Government has refused to
% Bur iIe buringame Treaty. This is rough
tcBrid.au gname, Chief Justice Noggle, All Bow,
auen N.Y. I houston, Moulton, and all other Chi
&r Gova uul 1t is grand and good thing for
'O'ernnent and the people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-09-02

hto FOR BOISE BAsIS.-We clip this from the
Oni a'a>'eadent of August 2sth:
abo large lot Of freight from California, destined
ss week Sty. passed up over the railroad one day
elsferraso r indian Creek Station, where it will be
aad n r. 70 leans for the "Basin." With good
Foa the pe district and Boise City, the distance
sas no abroad would be shortened, and at the
%n mere would be saving in railroad freight
''ihla over the Indian Creek X eltonl route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
AUCTION SALES OF STATEN ISLAND REAL
PPOJrCTTD BUILDINGS.


The following plaus OF buildings hhy0 been approVedpy
RrpPrint, Ideflt MeGregOr since Monday last: -
Flqp Ko 6l-Jar 2One tenement house located 30 Wsst
yTn baczs 2Ea2 III stores ioer OSnss ''ha
Pr, 40 gons brown stone budlnE located No
go E,Ltha,s bglg "a r6i r. stories toHr OEDeE' Asess
W., As y, q One trrk tenement ocated west die ofTIi
g-s5Jf soth Of sretAs alny fOr0 q s'ss four Owrsr
Ehonas OReiiy,
Tiql No 6),s 7aone battling located nsrbess oQnsT q
TSsa5s ard Seeo1daye brg li21tS iee'i 'tons' Own
hfles brothers
q. bsi4 ~ bTe2 feet, stories Owners. Hymm BsmbeTEer
PlaA 70. 63Jtu 2afwo brick budus located north ds Fy
nEbsi 2lsl feet Of Asepur buai1s 2o6zoi tlorea
Plas No es-Jsu 2eTen lrovone from. hudnEs loeai
ds Sec navs betWeea ior tst AM Fo ssooudstS badHE
SgI4 feet; stories. OEner. henT }. BlreaeL -
Pt0h No IOJan zZOne braEu-slole nllng located NO
81 Churctst building 25x0; stories Owner Morris Pornsns
Pir No 1Jn stable and house located Nos
~ and us West FOurtssu b1hdsg sI9o stories, Owner
aNon SteyelA
EndTes eveHth; l55 n s1hvei buildings 1884
.c3i E0rcs > and hsteu A B. Chase
PlGa No 7Jln 2lfEo Ersicss bownfoae front huidnFa
eted north aide fy GTstS 10 feet east Mutaye busdugs 8OK
Pca 10 7AJa 12Four froni bUdngt seated
6rth side Tyhrstt, feet west FifhSye 3buingt 6I55
Sgs building z2Esi stories Owner J. G. Don9eB and NJ
Pan Nc 7sJar 23res brorpstons front buildings oested
orh side Of SiHtyfhst rs feet east Of RhEaVs buildings 236
Get; stories, 4 OsIer Huh Saab AID H. J. Robinson -
Plan No. 7sJaB 1One brick stable located 5 feet east Of
buidug 22r22 stories OWner, Michael Moore
IGa No JaB 2aIWo troWB one mont Buildings heated west
fss Pogh-av 50 feet EoTtb Of Twenty ssveutsi buildings f7IS
Csst stores and bGlemsnL OwAor, Frederrk Setback
Pn No 8Jan &Oue frame buing located west side Avenue
50 feet south Of SeysHyonbt buifag 2IV0 Feet Stories
0Nntr John Campbell
ChtresSt tad Wayeypae; bsisg 336K9 feet
Ssonss Owner, Frederick BansuEeL
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Snttim SAILS Of gtaI estztt.
Ply JOHNSON & miller,
- ~, AVeLioEEERs AED
\. az E,a.r.s : -, ! 3 - . 4 y . { ~ Z

FS 70 N,ssAT.sr.. COZ cKDlAsT., E1vronA -,
rented changed Leans Auction Of FurLare ks
MI2 eeOct at Exchange saie.rc1S No III Broadway MI
rPsreaH AatoH ia called tie important As advertised
FiRsr~.AIsoLgTE sAIEToR CASH OF LOTS OPPOSITE AND
he sSr. ffoSt between UNION and
czn snail & ~ T9T kS S q, 81 %i s Oh X: he
sy sls ssa1e: IN ary dsys TAs property nov for .ss as
Park. It. fasaI' v'lr, {, absS, SsysHi salsaisliqs
SEVEN EXTRA bE qS s E ssSs 3. TPRRshpgsrsr WEAR
THEPA No poster, for TIE shove ssls Book map, oe wiz be
sEcoSD~y&GOGBIR tors u NEAR TIE THS %isHMsToSlvz
TIE ENTIRE VEST sF FHoS qF ON GRGEAvE BETWEEN
nERGkN AND DBAHsTs there several CORNERS FnR guS
and PBaBMPT5RLY SOLD WITHOUT sESRRvBis sSs psss
See posters For n aud further particulars PP At the oGoss Of the
THIRD-oHoIcR LOTS NEAR FIATBUsHAvE AND TIE
BUTLRRsT.-E,B CORNER or sBvEETH-AvE-, choice Toe,
uendrr the valuable corner directly opposite TOE ne" Methodist chapel
BuTLRRsT a, o fret OisEyBYTH.AvE7 splendid lOtG
prosncH,s around r0SPECT PARK Nearly 100 trscas
yess Tie ss fas triss he Esst River VII reader he
Also IISoE BSss AND CHOICE Tors on Tx1oxsr
a. lOO n from Fia q. desirable Ioe.tlSs
PRREMPToEY SALE on Valuable sLAuGTrEn HOUSE,
Bi1Tfsr is f si east S d ho{TsT Maps pscs
'-''' Of toe -1''0a'''' wEpvEsp ~ FEB
~ u oeh q E,9S19g ssss,e9T no III Bro'ty.y PRR s
LYE LOTS .2leOeIy io,aiet :, follows. .n,,,
KAaSSAVE and h9orbs u n ". sps''lendd i'l
. HENEs-Sr., n % n. e. Of Narcy-aVc-2 IotA
I fENG.ST.. 3 g., 22i r. y. Of Marcy ave. lote
. pOuPERST., g. s.. rs n e. OF L-e-ave-3 lots.
. HDOPERST., g. A., 234 r. W ofMarcy.Ae-2 0A
EEAP-ST., r. r., 2C5 n q. Of MarcYsre-3 lots.
KEAP-ST. A.. s25 n q. Of Narev.ave.-4 lots
HOOPER-Sf n. q. f23 n r OF Marcy-aye-4 loa
hARCT-ANE ard RI fLEDGB-S1. n O. c0E--3 lots
pEEEIST. A. 40 r. e. Of Harrison svs.-9 choice lota
pENN-ST., a. a., ca f. ". Of LeeAve-f l0tA
RuTbEDGE-ST.. n q. 81 n. ". Of Lee-aye-s lota
BRDPORD.AYB BOULEVARD, n 81 Iayef.st-7 lass
The remainder VI the lots located tho Immediate yohy Of tho
above.
THURSDAY. Reb 4.
IA o'clock The Erchzrgc Seoom, No III Brosfaay ~ T.,
GREAT SALE o. ATLAkTIC.AyB, &c, LOIS.
ATLANTICAyE AND 81. ASDEbH6PLACE, IorA@geH corner
- choice Lots. ...
ATLAHTCAvE north side a feet east Of Broatynsvs-2 LOa
ATLANI1C-AVR t1nthwest OF AharT-Efe.-J Lots.
PACIFIC-ST AND ALBANY.AYE.-4 latA
Also large number q haeea Lois other leading streets ana
ALSO. At sAMR TINE AND PLACER,
pEEEMPTORY AUCTION 80 L close undivided interests Of 10
valuable PATTERSON LOTS. els located por.lery AIDE OF
PATERSON, wiibn ibe CITY LIMITS ....-.. 49,
nfthe above VII be really and ar Frday Jan 10
At the once VI the Aacuo8eers -------s
y o'ciocA. al i- Ercharr- Saleroom,
GREAT sALg or VALUABLE E1HfEESTH WAED (BROOR
LNNl LOTS. Particulars here Ter.
TUESDAY, Feb lf,
stl3o'eack, Il The lSeasare sAesroon.
GREAT SALE OF FOADHAI ~ ESIGHENrKR COUNTY, LOTS.
o. 1HE GRAND CENTRAL And SOUTHERN BoULAYARDS.
Particulars hrfegher
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groukIru gtaI estat. for saIr.

DOR SALE--0n Brooklyn flights, the three
story name houses with brick basement AID uboensr Nos and
Cfkst 81 Columbus terms For permits 10 the
houses apply at No. III ColumbiEst, BrooiyA
DOR SALE-The COTTAGE HOUSE with
STABLE. BE 81 CambeIAadtt. Brooklyn. House has
and ell Improvements Apply the premises Nc ~ Court
lsbdtsL NeSYoik. r. '..
EOR SALE-Three-stO story and basement brick
HOUSE No go Frnkliu-Gve IN sns order with improve
meaA Price. SsSQ wM MORGAN Son. No 60 WilismttNY
T AND FOR SALE by the acre in the Ninth
II and Eighteenth wavs Of BrOokiFb also 10 Rabash Wbos
blocks 81 LOTS Prospect PARK aud the DoueTad Also de-
GHbs BUILDING LOTS sngy SDd plots IN all Of The city
81. A. rutland x Co, No. BssknsB-st. Neg.York
&0IS PROSPECT PARK LOTS. 81"
PkJs LOTS comprising the whole block bounded
By CansrI ave- BrooE Bavs Webster sta win sold
10 ore two, OF three parcels, at the above price.
Adjoining bloch Is being retAlsd Al $500 per los
JE ToUsEY. No ns E,sau.It. n Y.
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Hutit,s Of yankrapirv.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTlCEEIhat on the 4th
a o. ,,s ~ JosEPH wILDgT o. eouc Orange Ia the
S - r., and STATE of EewJereT who has been adjuiged
tript an Ms petition that The pAJnen o. hy dsh and ds
cry AaT properly belonging - 'asI az ,tIS os hS ,
s.ns ~ a. siors II said bankrupt 70 prove their debts ard
" .sne.s Of ha estate viii be held Court n
IsfIwpy 90 DO botu No isJ ha' rsisIsos HeN~erso be
i0O9 "i00o"'- A. W IUDD DEACON,
t.tsi,ua.p Uk NartA AZ AsnoagtL
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CIR, =, I;,vYonx psFAH-nEsT % FISASoL BuEAAU orr
orr nrrsvsy az TIYrs CogETIlousE PARK y ChAmbsrSa
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Per,op' Tsr.s noN sss CHI & =, We once o
Pses No. ia hs. the books rsAihE such
will be found AZ SAID once A. .nA.,.,...a A. A..
person sId Attorney Or ss 20 authorised to
he,ny aTsh. 20 the same tSesd Sl have legal
Authority collect tie amount tnea @ P seoo
fore issued 70 enforce the payment @ 10 % lana arc heV
eimAha'l-p'''u Nv vt BERNARD sMYrH Receiver
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- ADGiLS H. MULLEK, AustonesE .
VALUABLE IRON WORKS at the AT
LAHTIC DOCK. BhOOKLYE Of AUCTfON-ApRlhRH hULr
JRR H. WILKINS Co. will sel AnetioH. on TUESDAY Feb
ru2 ct ~ O'clock At the Exchange batsroom No Boaap
KE6ST1be plot o. land together with the brick buildings Ihson
ataae At the Atlantic Docf Bootyn bounded by King st. M Hhs
AeyWay being 100 feet deep feet 0iucei and Anown
"AaBc Doek lTen Noks' The butug Of LrcE large
substantially built ard fulfbo large MIL or fselofT pur'
poses be dce fof load discharge
P os wos @i Dsiul,n spp, 70 Aseuoaoen Oog
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SALE PEREMPTORY.
2uusu Ena sfHms tsaanttS.
Corporations gutittI.
o,stc. an rux NrrEorouTaS BoLRD oy HE,LrH
- al a,,r-rr gKS. YoNE JaH 10 In6g

ors,c. on rHr MErEoroLIrAS BoLRD oy HE,LrH,
No 30I Aorr-fr., EE~YoEE. Jas 10 1863.
AT A MEETING of the Metropolitan Board
~ Of Health h li ocs the 18th DAY o. JsnnA.T 1909 va.
Rd Aud hereby declared ~ b AZ additional ordinance Of
he Board ss followsi .u-.,. M. =
m, no nstro,uu or OIL Other hld h.ying Ike com
position OF ulnf nGh ,ad on sha DC kes o. offered
Tor barring Said Tor lamps OF 10 t tseepaes ig tss Pg
used a. burning such lamp or Yt o tet IoE
unless al Saeh oil OF tud shan Dc o. s
and be equal both 'hs o"hg '" ana
ooudhions 70 wti ,.u,.,.,,,. Ill.,. -.
enc s6 ne, .oy. az s1o.v, vaPOr snpsurs below
one hundred d. greai FtrtnasL onop IrScoIr p,..td...
L. 81 ....... obOh"b ~ Ni'N0AN'i Ais'aone
RSmoB CiIRK Bsers.arY
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autfim saIts Of StaI 6etut..
WV NJ LrTTLI Aneiionssr -
RY WYCK0FF g. LITTLE, -

WV VI. LfTTLI AnetoneeL
DY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE
ID +, AUCTIOERRRs AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No ISL HontAguest. BookJn snd No T. CedsEst ksglort
ssles Of Real Estate at Cry sasoom Brsokn. and Ksehangs
sy rented Rents collected Prospect PArf property specially
TUESDAY FEBRUARY o.
Ais O'clock Al this KIehfnge saeoon No III Broadway
LARGE SALE or 80 LOTS ST BAY RIDGE, ON GOWN.
IYs and SBw,YoRKPLIcB, AID JoHSsoNIvE
property but few blocks out ~ the city n high Eroundi
70 twenty minues V'k from the Bay igs Psy,
which tales passenger, Within thirty minutes Walls Perry
i'm Fins aEy per may remain bond and mortgage
Maps and obsnd the Office Of the No
ISL MouaguesL, Drooklyn a9d No y Csdsrst Nsv-York
by JAMES N. MILLER, Auctioneer
Al o'clock At the RIobbTs Sseon III Drosdssy he
ey Of under the direction Of Halhns Jarvis Receiver
%TIIE SAIu3BLE PAPER MILL AND PROPERTY OF THE
SALISBURY MILLS MANUFACTURING C0MPANi SITUATED
gMILKs YROH EE~BukGU on THE ERiR RAILROAD. The
property consists Of about Of sd dSersr parcels contiguous
lgh roof heated throughout with steam aud lighted With ga
containing oeys,or 23h horse steam engine Wghti
peaD one 6neh Fo1nsI rpsI hishns ana az 9.ss,s. con
writing papsr Go bperhouse boiler rtghonse beAeh boiler
dam Psser water ELs fisr gas hons ga'oms,tt ana ap
pipes dwelling Houses orhouss workshop stables
For pscas and for snr, apply the AueiOne No 20
HAL or BANGS sRDdWlcK NORTH, AoRs5s for Rsssivs No
iJ BroadHay
IN MADISON, N. J.-Will be SOLD at Public
Auction the premises on Fse Z, x 9'st pre-
esEnR nine Win ysS We e%ns
t. The Lot contains about aud GhA acres VIZ Dsn
sbandaBcs om railroad station 10 parties desr'
Ing resdsn Of the heAhs village IN the county IA o9
Aso near tSs boy. vacant lot IOOIz very Desirable buaE
ate terms easy For farther PsreuA" 'PPS prRvVr
Madison, NJ.
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1871 Montague BrOokJn sud No u CedsIs hsHlork
Raes Of Real Estate CITY Rssoom Brooklyn, and Rgehan
Baetroom NewYok Real Essis bought sold exchanged fr
sy rented Rents collected Prospect Park property specially
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REAL ESTATE.
voRK. Thursday, Jan. IS, 1852
NV w. II 4. A.. 100

NrIT- IUHhf
.,,,. Mailer wilkins & Co. sold I to-day syl rs
plots forming ceotra.ave., at Inwood, Westehes'
eituated on ue -,,.s obtained wero extraordinary
Ger County - asxIoO feet was sl2S, and the high
Tbe lowest ~ OF $4,000 was realized from the por
estNa spv or "a average Of about $50 per iot NJ
on 500 ,rs Ir A. JOurneay sold II Staten lsianu iO
S sno s at an average Of so each Iom0,9 ,Io IVES,
80 viii sell two lots on Fiityninthft n''i'
OF EleventhGVe' 10 ,.,,,,.,, locations "a
The attention Of those seeking ousness ,U, So has
- >, tbs card OF NIr. Edward Matthews WHO n"' :
,her Of offices 10 let. recently cited up WIN %
-o,srenee 70 the wants Of bankers. brokers' 40
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Smussmtnts.

THEATRE FRANCAISE-LGIL CREvE.
lessee anq director.
H0lL CRBVK HdsiL CREvE.
raeh M Be whdraEn this week sces1ntof the prOdaoa on sn
asy o. LkGoGs most eesbTAtsd FRENCH OfBRA BOlFFk,
FLEUR-DE-THE FTTTp-UG-THR,
which has been IN Preparations AZ Ire THEATRE PRANCAIS for sew
era mouths and viii be performed 6t time AnecA
scale nn,ssnoe ar supsssnE pdaetiou yet seaPsd
BuilL CkhVk LOsIL CREVR,
I'd. FOR POSITIVELY TER LAST TINE
WITH ALL ITS NEW AND ATTRACTIVE RFPECTa
EXQUISITE MUSIC SPLENDID coRu sBl Ito GREAT CAST
including ROSE BELL DESCLAUZ1S. CLgMENTIgE CARRIER,
BROKERS' GABEL and the strength 0fthe company Of 49,
After 81, half priee FAMILY CIRCLE 40 CENTS.
EOrICRSALR OF SEATRThs seie Of boIes
hrss nights In will MORROW
MORNING. at schrDe No. cl BEoSaJ fsterSa No Bread
10 and at tho Theatre.
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.1ola ~ aAli--r Z = '-e.~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-31

In the meantime We will endesvor to keep the
CLOTHING WAR IN full blast. IN heretofore,
and let the public at large reap the benefit.
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the spine also fractured or so badly iu-
jured as to produce total paralysis Of the
legs. Miller was lying very comfortably
last evening, sensible, and free from
pain, but with small chances of recov-
cry. He is only about 90 years Of age
and a native of Lower Canada.
SEVERE AccIDEST.-About 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, during the per-
Torrance of one Of the communion
services peculiar to the Catholic
Church, at Virginia, n very severe and
unfortunate accident occurred. About
$50 young girls were gathered about
the altar, all dressed in white, with
long gauze wells flowing from their
heads backward over their shoulders,
and each bearing = lighted candle in
her hand. By some sad mischance one
of the little girls accidentally brought
her candle in contact with the veil Of
Veronica Cordiell, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Cordiell, Of that city, aud it
was Immediately 10 a blaze, together
with the back part of her dress. A
gentleman near by ut once grasped her
and extinguished the flames. The
screams of the poor girl were heart
rending, and it was indeed fortunate.
among so many around, that none OF
the other girls dresses took fire from
it. She was quite severely, but for.
~tuua,ely not dangerously burned about
the back, and her haS, which was in
long riuglets, was also considerably
burned of. Her face was not scorched
ut all.
TARGET EXCURSION AND BALL.-The
Emmett Guard will have their annual
target excursion on Friday afternoon
next, marching forth to the shooting
contest at | o'clock precisely. \ large
uumbes of valuable prizes, including
two splendid silver goblets, are already
contributed to be shot for, and the &C.
casion promises to be one Of unusual
interest. We believe the place tor the
excursion is not definitely decided upon,
but if it is II good day we should say
the Divide was the best and convenient
place. The ball Of the Emmet's in the
evening is not to be outdone by any
thing Of the kind given this season,
aud will be very fully and ngreeably at
tended. For plan and arrangements Of
this desirable ball read advertisement
in another column.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Recollect
that very desirable festival given by the
Sons and Daughters Of Temperance,
which transpires this evening ut their
Division Room, South c street, Virginia.
There will be lots Of ripe Strawberries
and rich ice cream, plenty Of pretty
girls and agreeable company, cronk and
general refreshments, music, singing,
aud in fact, q capital good time. Tickets
only fifty cents. Cheap enough.
THEATRICAL RSoPESISG PosTPoSED'
The reopening of Pipers 0per" House
under the auspices of John L. Owens
the celebrated comedian, supper ted by
a very talented and powerful dramatic
company, which was to have taken place
is postponed until Thursday
evening next, in order probably to give
the circus q fair chance.
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CASSIDY & CHM,
General Commission Brokers.
Treasure
BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION.

DERSoNS DESTROYS OF ALL, NJ
United States Bankrupt Act OF March ?, 1857
ar hereby notified that discharges In nanSrnp.
CIV cannot he granted on petitions He'd aier
JANUARY 1, 1869, where the estate OF me ap'
piicant win not pay fnty per cent. OF the haoii'-
Ties proved against II. n,ocrrr
Clerk District Court Q. S. for the District Oh
Nevada. oL-e