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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

J. COLE, AuctioneeL
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
OTHER PROPERTY,
On THIRD AVE, EIGHTEENTH and NlNETbEfTHsTS,
EIGHTH WARD, CITY OF BROOKLYN
las COLES son will sell at the
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
va aeo FuLToYsT OPPOSITE CITY HALL, BROOKLYN
On WEDNESDAY Oct c, 1862
At IL O'Clock
TWENTY. SEVEN LOTS.
Each 25IIOO feet
M On m, nroperty corner Of Thrdsye and Eighteenth st.,
LARGE FRAME HOUSE walls tlei With bheh very heavily tim
bers having ensp rooms with water furnace range "
topary wahubs &c cellar eight feet hight under entire house
barns and other buildings splendid garden Of fruit trees aud vines
the premises
EVERYTHING IN COMPLETE ORDER AND THOROUGH
REPAIR
por BTILDING PURPOSES. and FOR YARDS FOR BUlLDERS
MATERIALS ETC. property being accessible to Go"Anu Canal
from lis westerly boundary Offers to purchasers
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT CANNOT BE EQUALED.
and will he sold IN parcels to suit
TITLE INDIsPUTADLB; TERMS EASY SALE POSITIVE
Mlps and further particulars eau be had Of
II. 3. HUBBARD, Attorney,
345 Fu.,on-st,
Or AUCTiONEER No $50 l'or-s' BROOKLYN
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Suction Sails Of Hsal 6stat,.

By JOHNSON , & .MiLTER,
" REAL ESTATE BROKBRs.
c. n NO. 20 NssAgsr. COR. csDARsT, kSw.YoRE
exchanged 1a S . IF FS SGaaGi e.
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
LINDEN. N. j.
QUBREt
WHERE IS LINDENp
ELIZABETH Rf. %SD RAILWAY.
MEMBERSHIPS GREAT HIGHWAY.
Clicks !; his'' &s si''i &l Sffi sH5
NONE BETTER IocaT Ton UNRxcEprIoNApLE
AL Al. Local &C hiT TRAISs S SOP.
SCORES OF DWELLINGS, 'f sGEF WITHIN u MONTHS
PROPERTY CHEAP, and ''''A''
JOHNSON 6 MILLER'S
GREAT FREE RIDE,
FREE LUNCH SALE,
Ill BIZ TaE TINE TO BUY
MRS c{{RoiISE TUCKER
800 CHoIQR BUILDING LOTS,
rBRDIsi iiS|f''li BL az; 4 esq.
TO BE- SOLD on 4%G Rs f pkFss ABSOLUTELY AND
wITiIoUT RESKRvB.
TERMS EASY
This will be the
BUYERS OPPORTUNITY
ee tickets for this GREAT SALE before Vie supply
Tb. lots ar. only few inmates walk nom Depot. chuh School
residence Tucker Situated Georgeve with u Of
1S 9a s b S DE- s is c b.
from sS S &c af Roy sI S
schools store: &c thriving growing place Residents are pm
''P''' Nv" N'" How TO 60 To TIE SALE
Perry O'Clock morning fa step on board Of johnson Mil
s ., Ss: s RS an! % : n to s
,r,,d EkIpAY' 0 0ST Tnr RRp u
Al L G At GHElf TS SE 5tiS LIE GTeN'ShS'
BensSS WooS at great See CONSISTING Of Horses wagons. Cows
Calves Of Farming Utensils and about 800 choice
greenhouse s'. Also ar %TsAaE I&B AND PLACE
9Ga Ss,.s !; one. ne I;r Sale a "' liberal Maps the
AT O'CLOCK OF syJ TgE PREMISES
GREAT EXCURSION SALE
FREE N GkSAr SALE fn 81 I'S'H'
200 CHOICE L6TS AND VILLA PLOTS,
schools GrOuOd bsh Sac adaceui ts gompst
Only 20 mile, distant ard constant Communication by numerous
% 1 r M ,. s1 we f,a1a S SsR PONY Seven sSk cot
G' nav remain on oissss on al sum, Of $500
AifS & l q sA4 .E5 THf ASD no EHacE
SITUATED H5t . hnFHoGat6SMAy
Broadway beautiful dive 100 feet vide with ens shade
lutte storm BoS Of bs sale. viii be postponed until n,z h day
FREE TICKETS nov ready with maps Of ss property a. TGs Of
No IS NAs,Aui,, Sew.YOrh
Al 22o q,loss; or he premises at Ne"'o"r, IL
FREE EXCURSION - -.-
FREE LUNCH
UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY To SECURE LOTS on THE
EASIEST TERMS OFPBRED THIS SEASON
ABSOLUTE SALE
80 SPLENDID LOTS
TO BE SOLD slNGLY AND IN SMALL PARCELS
Situated highest ground IN SsowD; communication constant
daily fushug Railroad communication 80 e" thah
gu bossrs; from Hunters Point 10 minutes property four n
and within throw % churches schools Post
oGee and nrSt class dwellings Streets all graded
REMEMBER,
that the sale will be absolute particular and that the IS VII
be sold GBgy and ~ small parcels that all
HOMRS1EADS or THEIR OWN
HOW TO GOTsks Hunters Point Perry boat the foot Of James
IL 20 o'clock Cross
Point and board Johuson Mers for
Free tickets aud ready the oAe Of
JOHNSON MILLER, Is Natsaust, n. Y.
MONDAY, OCTOBER H.
GREAT EXCURSION SALE
so SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS.
CARLSTApT, MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, ~ J.,
twelve MINUTES walk from
RUTHERFORD PARK STATION
Maps aud free tickets ready for distribution
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IA
1000 LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS
NORWOOD y. J.
Mars and free tickets before the sale At The ore, o.
JOHNSON MILLER. IS NaGau,t, n y
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Corporation Notitts.
OFFICE oY THE METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH
M. AKM NanK Seni. ~ 1850

OTECE METROPOLITAN BOARD or HEALTH
No J0l MOrT.sr., Ew-YsRK, Sept ~ 1869 =
A II A MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
n BOARD OF HEALTH held at its once No Ol Motst New.
YaL on the 22d DAY Of September. 1869, IL was
That the Sanitary Ordinance adopted The 4h day OF Au'
gun 1863 be amended 10 a. TO read as foiows;
con and after the Is, dr Of October 1852 person shall boil Any
oal .i talOw lard Icep at
M the animal and while the fresh and
otherwise nofeny shall the business Of hone crashing bone boil
burning shell burning gut cleaning the
SHINING mAkngof gu. from dead animals parts thereof
mo- keeping Of t offensive animal
mste permitted conducted al place In the CITY o.
hundred tenht, u the built up portions OF the
m Of rookyn nor hehefore mentioned bo
dn,d Al ans place 10 CITY Nwlork north Of said street at
an, Mace In Brooklrn without special permit from this
bard nor business 81 boiling rendering the fresh lard lat
or 6w Aforesaid conducted within either Of said cities, without
H. ,pe permit from Board such permit must be applied for
In ug seng the nature aud precise location Of tie proposed
aud such application will be acted upon until the second
,sn'I.T n, etug ts % wee after such application
''hiI GEORGE u. LINCOLN President
ESSoNs CLAKK. Secretary
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gorsss, 6arriasts, &f,

CARRIAGES and HARNESS.-We would
the attention connoseus Of fine Carriages to call and
HAMS patent circular clarence 'front.' seat FAMILY
ClRRAGR exhibition the Fair Of the American Institute
or st our Repository, No. 10 East fouTthst
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NETWORK CITY.

All who have real estate for sale or to let
aud those desiring to purchase rent such property
lii md IL TO their to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
oDar and IN addition 10 this adv Az HE TRIBUNE
-, , foI noJ only In Eew-York and all its cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
RAIDER We would especially dwell the fact that the
nhacribers for the three editions OF The TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
nnsness professions consequently in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF its coll
ouns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
,ng are az follows: DAILY TRIBUNE rs cents per line
Cor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE cents per hne About ten words OF
.r vide columns aver age ane Terms, each in advance
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auttiun Sails Of StaI Gstat,.

ID AUcTIoSEBRS AND DEALERS is YBwJEgSEY RIAL
ESTATE, 20 FINEST
TUESDAY, OCT. 3,
IMPORTANT SALE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY VERY DEsIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOIS
LINDEN, n. j.,
BY ORDER OF MEEKER WOOD ESQ., ard C. HISS ESQ ESQ
FORTY MINUTES from NEWlOkk ~ Toe Hs"seIsey ha'"Ad
Of $1,000 Inhabitants
OF the most desirable points place OF residence on
costly sTATON and within the past few
MesTs FERDINAND GLANCKE, MEBKER WOOD,
and many prominent New Workers have bu great NUMBER OF
residences that are all occupied By gentlemen dong
The bots to he sold by
A. d. MELLICK, JR., BRO,
IMMEDIATELY At TIE STATION
1.-The stands having been by MeekeT WOOD etq
ana ID '1 TH Ear PoST0FFCE Is ON THE PROPERTY
also LINDEN HOTEL In fact the property unsIeeptonaoe
10 'ef' PsTREEfs BEING HANDSOMELY GRADED,
offered Eve minuI walk from the station,
The propey adps the Isud Of FERDINAND BLANCHE,
WHO WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN GIVING PARTIES FULL
49, PARTICULARS
regard to this piece ed property offered at
auction the line Of the New Jersey Railroad
There will be SOLD on the same Day, a.,
the only one the vicinity 4I all the improvement
doing Aou1shiug bnsiness stables and one acre
TERMS REMARKABLY EASY: .
TEN PER CENT the DAY Of SALE and $40 MONTHLY
thereafter - .-,c--..,..
COLLATION. on the ARRIVAL Of the TRAIN
Young will preserve order
MAPS in readiness Tuesday morning. - it., NIL, 49,, %
PASSES now ready al the once OF fdN"Du DAH'A ''f' "
Cedarst aRc at the shes Of
A, u. MELLICK, JR., &c BRO,
26 PIERST.
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%mnstintnfs.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE

4
THE AMERICAN NJ INsT 1l,JJT,Ls
oppy G H.S9 SAGM E%a n on
THIRD.AVR, BETWEEN SiXTYTHIRD and SIxTYF6uRTH SITS
This the most Complete Exhibition madeby the Institute
THE MACHINERY DEPARTMENT,
MSsSi9;. prysn EiIs%s sSs;sa
I'd SD
s s Smiling ssa0p tickets Gsns% SsG sa % L
f' rs s low Ta'p GET re- CIT s s sso s' and
Thdavs and BeLns Railroads with Cars Running
,sssIg a. the ether Aysno. Railroads and Ferries Afford Ample
THEATRE FRANCOIS. PAREPA-ROSA.
IL ENGLISH oPERA-LAsT NIGHT BUT ONE.
FRIDAY, Oct l--BEYEPIT GALA NIGHT.
MADAME PABRpA ROSA AH.ma. S4R RrH
and the full strength Ofths Company.
u Amshe' with all details Incidents English County
SATURDAY LAST GRAND MATINEE
WIN A""' sATURbAY Iss SPs OPERA NIGHT.
~. IL, ,, Ins n s2HE MAN GIRL
RROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC Tonight.
Last S SG Ros FRA D hAEGaA
Hs LAST 81
SVALLACKs.
W Proprietor and ManaFsr s HvTS;yS LESTER WALLACE
will presented w " cG Z v Ro''rt'oH'l'''
produced with SCENERY music and appropriate APPOINT
wATLACK, Mr. JOHN GILBERT Mr. ChAs. FISHER, Mr. J. II.
H sGGABD ikosAR @ L 81 and Mrs.
j. SEXTON.
Mr. WALLACE begs 10 that be has preparation Tom
Tsyos charming Comedy IAN UNEQUAL MATCH which has
not performed for two also ML RObesOns exquisite play
CASTE" These will alternate with by the
gshed authors Of the day thus carrying cot the system Of
continued
NOVELTY AND VARIETY
which has always been acceptable TO the queners OF this The
Notice win be given Of the repetition Of the comedy Of
THR SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
will Of the FIRST appearance Of Miss BFFlB
GERMON, Mr. Is. T. RlNGGOLD, and Mr. TON OWENS.
Boz Ohce from a. IN. to pm
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Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept "A, 1869.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Department " MONDAY 25h October neIt for the
bupg and fitting FOUR STEAMERS Cor the Reyenae Marine
furnish their specifications the be submitted TO
board officers the Department reseng the right reject ALL not
fromc competent and responsible parties -.
speed being importance the Department has adopted this
will require the bidders furnish
hull machinery, with models complete; and the
parties awards made shall bonds, with ucient
proper the work. according to the speed
cations models &c. approved.
The vessels will be OF the following Dimensions:
Propeller Of iron; herEsphrodte brig nggsd
Length, 10 feet on load line
Breadth Of beam, % feet nodded
Depth Of hold. IS feet smidshps
Draft water loaded, exceed 10 feet
SIDE wheel steamer wO0d bermapbfodlte bns Tgged
Length, l65 feet on load line
Breadth OF beam, % feet nodded
Depth Of hold u feet
DTat Of water " exceed 81 feet loaded
Two small steamers Of wood
Length, $50 feet on load line.
Breadth Of beam, 26 feet nodded.
Depth Of hold, feet
Dram Of water not 70 eIceed 81 feet loaded.
Propeller 20 have direct acting engine.
Large side wheel steamer. oscilAas engine
Two small steamers beam englnea
Speed to he guaranteed. GEO. g. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary Oft Treasury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

ENGLISH BARBARISM-The Dublin Irish
man of May 29th gives the following ntelli-
gence of the inhuman and barbarous treat
ment Of O'Donoyan Rosa, the celebrated Irish
patriot who is serving a life Imprisonment,
for his Fcnian proclivities, in British prison.
1t says:
For thirty-ire days, neither by day nor by
night-not for single hour-not for u single
minute-never were the handouts removed
from O'Donovan Rossa's wrists, manaced with
iron grip behind his back. For thirty five days
his hands were bound in the ftttered clamp Of
iron behind his BACKGROUND there all through
the long and agonizing nights-bound there all
through the dreary days, when he lay in his
dark solitary dungeon, with none 10 help him.
For thirty five days those manacles were never
removed-Eever when IN the morning he arose
never when at night he lay down-never TO
dress, never 10 undress-never when the thin
cruel which served as his meal was thrust into
his dungeon cell-never. while he was Gem
PEELED to lap it up as a brute beast, while his
wrists were bound in the torturing rilg behind
his back
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been diverted to an unforeseen purpose. There
is something shocking to ourselves in the mere
use of such an argument, but the war against
which we use it would be more shocking still
"a war between equals, between brothers, a
civil war spread over earth, war in which
every incident of slaughter would have the
moral effect of massacre, war In which every
victory ON either side would be sheer loss, a
war without limit or conceivable end. we
could gain nothing by the war, even it we trl-
umphed, and America nothing, for Canada is
not worth doubled debt: while, IT we iose'
we lose emily Canada, and America, if she loses,
loses the unity she has spent so much of blood
and treasure to preserve. There never was
such an act of lunacy as such war would be,
vet it is such war that speeches like that of
Mr.. Sumner would force on.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

BEN. HoLLADAY-Our readers know, per-
sonally or by reputation, this large capitalist and
gigantic operator. They will therefore read
with interest the following extract from re.
cent letter of correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Times. He says:
In Duchess county, New York, near the ia
nous farm of Warren Leland, of the Metro
politan Hotel and Saratoga fame, is the famous
California pioneer and daring Overland mail
contractor, Ben. Holiday, who finds time
amid his Western duties to manage splendid
estate of 1000 acres. He is largely engaged
in horse and cattle breeding At public sale
of stock last month, he sold over $50, 900 worth.
Mr.. Holiday is Catholic, and has erected, at
his own expense, on his place, beautiful
chapel of stone. He is also now building what
is destined to be the largest private dwelling
on the continent. 1t is to be two hundred feet
square. three stories, and towers of stone.
Old Ben. is himself rough frontlersman, and
his boys are like a parcel of Arabs; but his
accomplished daughters are travelling in Eu-
rope. He has all the snap and pluck of energy
and success; his grounds are sort of zOOlog-
cal gardens, filled with race horses, mustangs,
jacks, jennles. buffalo, elk, deer, cattle, sheep
and birds-wil1 and tame-Of all sorts. 1t is
beleved that his new place is intended some
day as a present to his church.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

IL one OF Cooper's novels occurs the follow.
ing passage: He dismounts in front Of the
house and ties his horse 10 n large locust
tree, of course. \ French author in trans
lating this passage renders it thus: He de-
scended from his horse in front of the chateau
and tied him to big grasshopper. "-Er.
We commend the above TO any Of the Valley
farmers who want TO know how TO get rid OF
grasshoppcrs All they need do is TO tie q
horse to each grasshopper, and let the horse
run of. The only trouble would be to get
horses enough.-or. perhaps to keep the grass,
hoppers from running away with the animals.
We charge nothing for this advice; but do not
intend to be held responsible for any horses
lost by those who try the thing.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

ROUGH on SEwARD.-The Boston Com.
m,onUealth Stewards organ) says:
No more dsgraceful, no more cowardly and
reprehensible position was ever assumed by a
nation at war than that taken by the Secretary
OF State in his instructions to Messrs. Adams
and Dayton in 1861. 1t was then the source
of modification to loyal men, as it is now our
reproach in recalling the blunders of the period.
1t disgraced US at home, and it complicated
our relations abroad.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

TROUSERS, forsooth trowsers1 Shake not
thy ridiculous garment at me.-Olire Logan.
Sensible all the time, Olive. You want no
empty purses. Put in something for the peck.
ets-the root Of all evil, for instance-before
any of you shake the aforesaid bifurcatons ut
Olive; mind that Remember the synonym of
Olve:-no emptiness about that. Who will
mourn for Logan" thenl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

THE NEGRo.-The Springfield (Mass) Re
publican gives utterance TO the following:
There is just now little tendency at Wash
ington to overdo the negro and give him place
because he is black. and not because he is fit
ted tor the work he seeks This will prove
more harmful to him in the end than it can to
any one else. He should rest on his merits
and not on his color, if he expects to sustain
himself in the contest for existence and for
place with the white man.
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New STEAMER.-A new sde-wheel steamer
was launched at ship yard in New York q
few days since, which is intended for the Pa.
cific coast trade. She is owned by Capt. Geo.
S. Wright, and is $50 tons burthen.
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of T. r. Hill, deceased.

Estate Of T. r. Hill deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned. Administrator Of the es,a,e
Of T. r. Ill., deceased, to the creditors of and ali
persons having claims against the said deceased. 10
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the hrst publication Of this notice
to the Administrator at his residence near Horse
Shoe Bend. in the county Of Boise, Territory of
Idaho. d. B. MOONEY Admnistr.aor
Dated at Idaho City, June II. 1862 nsswi
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

A COUNTRY newspaper has "a Plea for the
Toads." Now, some city paper ought to give
IAN Apology for tho Toadies"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

DRAWING 1T MILD.-The tickets for the re-
cent McCoole and Allen prize fight read as
follows:
McCOOLE AND ALIENS
Strawberry Festival
Complimentary LIKELIHOOD for E5cursion on Steamer
Not any of them strawberries for us, if you
please.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
YTNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
Il tce. in accordance with tho provisions of an Ac;
entitled An Act to Provide for Fund for the Re.
demption Of and Prescribing the Manner Of Redeem.
ing the outstanding Warrants drawn upon the Treas
urer OF Boise county and further to Provide tor the
Payment Of all Current Expenses of said Boise coun-
ty. approved January Is. 1859. that he WILL on
Friday, the I'd Day Of July, 1869,
at II o'clock NJ. offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the Office Of the County Treasurer all the
money IN said Redemption Fund. in sums of twenty.
Ave dollars, for warrants Of said county No war.
rants viii be received at than their par value
including principal and interest.
Z. E EDM0NDSoN
Idaho City. June g. '69-ws Co Treasurer
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9ailrpads aud Stages.
CENTRALPACIFIC RAILROAD

AtNN,shliSN&"
dla)|| T., 81 : |1Es;la
0NAND AFTER JANUARY 2s. lsoS
4 until further notice, the trains OF the Centra
Pacific Railroad Company will run daily, sundays eA
cepted as follows:
GOING EAST.
passenger Train will leave Sacramento at q: 3O g. M
ro,fay at 10 A. m Reno at 400 p. M; Wadswortf
a. g % n M: Winnemucca at $3.50 q. m; Argenta u
20 a M. and arrives at Elko at lO:40 p. m.
GOING WEST.
passanoer train leaves Eko at 4:10 a. M; Argenta
At e.O5 q. m. Wnnemucca at 2:30 p. m; Wadsworti
at 12.O5 n m Reno at 2l0 IN. Cofax at . 6o III.
and arrives at Sacramento at p M.
Second class cars accompany freight trains upon
which passengers conveyed at reduced rates
The $50 a. passenger tram connects Ut ni
with the cars for MarysVlle ana al poin'@ "a I'
ern California and Oregon. -
At Auburn with stages for Yankee Jim 3, + ores
HILL Michigan Bluffs. Celoma, Greenwood ueofge
town, &c. WI, Ca.
At Colfax with stages for Grass Valley, Nevada, saI
Juan, Camptonville. Forest City, Downievlhe aho
Iowa Hill.
At Dutch Flat with stages for Little York, You Bet
Red Dog and Nevada.
At Reno with stages for Virginia City. Gold Hill
Silver City, Dayton, Carson, Washoe, and all parts Of
the State of Nevada.
At Winnemucca with stages for Paradise Valley
Camp Scott Camp McDermott, Silver CITY, Owyhee
and all points in Idaho Territory.
At ArgeHta with stages for Austin and at Elko VILE
stages for White Pine and Overland Stages Tor SAT-
Lake City and the Atlantic States.
feb Is, 1861 &. CROCKER. Genl Supt.
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PACIFIC GUANo coMPANY's
COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
THIS Article is Manufactured al the Company's
Works, under the direction and superintendence
of DR.. Ravenel.
1t contains the same elements of fertility as
Soluble Pacific Guano. except that it is not furnish
ed with Ammonia. 1t is prepared expressly for
composing with cotton seed, which furnishes the
element of Ammonia; the object being to render
that side product of the plantation available to the
highest degree ms m element OF fertility. For
further and particular Information apply to the
undersigned non,
Agent for South Carol ma,
1 and Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
JOHN S. REESE, JR.,-
General Agent, Baltimore.
Oct 2S. 1869 1S Sm
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Sgmeneal,

MARRIED, in the village of Anderson, on Tues
day evening, the 26th October, 1869, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, BY Rev ); Scott NUT
ray, Mr., JAMES Fl. THoRNwELL, of Yorkville, 5. u,
bon Of the late Rev James H. ThornweI, LID,
and Miss FLoRrscE L., youngest daughter of MIR.
Elias Earle.
*.* The Intell,gencer corps respectfully offer
their congratulations to the happy couple anu
earnestly hope that the fondest antcipations ana nd
most ardent wishes of their numerous friends Will
be esemplifed in their journey ad0wn the stream
of time. s,fs.., y:
In the village of Anderson, on "Wednesday, the
R7th of October, 1869, by Rev. u Scott Murr.y' ,
Mr. LznUsI O. MAuLDis Of Abbsvills Abb s, nc county u
and Miss MARY j., daughter Of the late Mr. d. D.
Arnold.
On the evening of the 18th October, 1859, at
.he .aC;dsnce of The brides father, in Abbeville
county. by Rev A. Rice, Mr.. AsSEn H. MCGEE
and Miss SALL1E NJ. JONES, all of Abbeville county