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The ,Great Qmiairg Remsdy for Chldrsr.
Contains NO MORPHINE Oh PolSON-
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate he Bosd' :
ailay. all Pain corrccts Acidity OF the
Stomach; makes sick and 'ssak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Cole,
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Tec,hing. Call for Mother Badsys Qrd'ng
Syrpp, and take no other, and you are SAFE.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med
icinc. . .... 81 ..f. -.r.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for tho United States.
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( BIDDEF0RD, MXINE. w
General .aduersGsesses cats.
NOTICE

70 ss,g ryr u, Asys .,tss ?. q. - yssssy &
stsss Of Maine q dstress fo< ths Iovn, C1any ss
0fass Tar q ID tob committed 70 No h1 ooososso b
D. A. mn a sah town d Ksnnebunk being s Iosn
Cuany md Stais Tar a I'D nsoooo ~ tns yc. -
tbrr,fos 10 cash. On The nAcsuth day q vensuary, A.
isoo Al tvo O'Clock 10 In afternoon, q We ust Ocs u
aid Keunebunt, The following Described personai proper
IT, 10 uit neven shar OF The capital sock d The Oceaf
National Bank In Md Kennebunk, ovped b. nd ntcuub
Datsi q nd Kenpebunk this eleventh day q January
A. D. 1872 DAVID LiTTLEYIELD, JL,
Collector Il TaIss f0r the Town Of Kennebonk, siOsesad
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NOTICE

hsrvhy svra tsi havs taisa - u propssy q ys
/ s-th ritcomh, a Kenpehant In In Cossay q Yut
ssssr q naiDe dissress Or IN sAz q srssl Dscs
No. s. In all kenoebsnk. cunnssd - NJ tx sDsssdsu
is6s and shau "a q Puddle Auciou v ~ highst h46s
therefore &c oash On The ahcenth day q pseny ssst
q tn skisck n ~ sArDo, q ~ ~ On n -
KenscSank IL sbnssng dcrFDsd pEUpesU, y ~ 90
"a Kr.ue6sai. psssi q saiA Ksa.sssak ~ svssA
aAy q Jsuaary, A. D. lseo.
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Lost I Lost |!

A BLACK-AND-TAN DOG, about 8 mooths
n old. In Biddesord. two weeks aEo. whosysy
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STATEMENT, JULYf13. 1858.

TAs businto Of fhis Company 10 srein'irey eorf~sd
TO TIE Inssranes Of First-Ciass HsahAy Lres'
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LiABILIuEs.

Amount Of Losses adjusted, due and
unpaid, ...............s....s
Amount or Losses incurred, and IN
process OF adjustment. ...........:
Amount OF Dividends declared and
due and unpaid, ....................
Amount OF Dividends either Of cash
or scrip. declared but not yet due,
Amount OF all other existing claims
against the Coinpany,..........
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: THE UNION G. J0URNAL,
.Ns,o ,.1dperi, sem eats.

CTATEMENT Of the condition Of the HOME
- INSURANCE. CohfANY, OF New. York, on
the hrst day Of January, A. ID. 1869. made TO the
Secretary Of the state OF Maine, pursuant 70 the
statute Of that state. Ht HI .
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The capital Of said company. actu. -
ally paid up IN cash, is........... t2,oO
The surplus on the LIST day Of Janu- :
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aluiu,l aud Soarual.


Bppxsosp Trains icavv for boston and ne west-Tsi
ami 80 4. T., and 1ss and 6-35 Ps
Trains iesve fos Portland and the Ess-T1o, lLOs and
lit3 A. H., aud I.ls and saQP.H
SAco rrAlns leave for Bosscu and The wesIli anil ~
+. a. T., sad LIT and AT Pm.
rrAiss es~. ibr Portland and The EAs<-53s, ilV anu
tl.to A. n. and rs and 9.e6 P.A
Mall Arrang eme nts-- Biddsford y. O.
MAILS closa for As west .. eos a. ~, soi 10 :; n
gsr TIA Essf "a II Is A. T., and 5rh 70 I'm
e,Iet n n Ma rsrsonsdeh, Monday, "Wednesday airi
Friday at s. 10 2. -, Lyman Centre, Thursdays "oV'
NAns As.sys Nos. ns East Of ESQ A. n, and Aoo n,
nor fAs Hssf e n 4, and 500 rn Frcm Lner-
~ ~ M 50 A. RI, r.r.oasassi, Mooizy. Medoesiay
- pvtisv a $50 n n, Lyman Cestre< rhurays
eaiy q aso A. n
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Total amount Of Capital and
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NAME AND LOCATION.

stRsScE COMPANY. Incorporated in 1853. snt
located in the city Of New York. r., ..ffV
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RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED

wM. r. PREDLE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

A UCTIoN SALE. wILDEY, JR., AUCTIONEER,
"a ssSs - Broad csss IArgs and positive Gala Of mag
Pianofore F,ssSh Pier ArorA &s vi: Ssy W eaessdsy
q s!ssant Freneh satin broca and sns Suits Centre
Tabie &C. rich carved walnut Dining Room Furniture
and fine Table Ware magnificent Bedroom Furniture, In
nnsy carved scla walnut &c pure caried Horse Har
positively without reserve
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
Seventh avenue between and Fifty ninth sta
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS,
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
Mr. ]. LEVY,
THEODORE THOMAS UER1VALLED ORCHESTRA,
THIS (WEDk rsDAY) EVENING, SKrf. !, ATS.
Overture, "Eight In Granada. kreuxes
2. Waltz "6escbeheu dem Wiener waid". Strauss
Ioika, Concer naus Dhss
Srana hntase
Overture, "Robespiere" .Ltod
T. Cujus Amman (Sabet Mater .Rossini
Mr.. J. LEVY.
Introduction and Chorus, "Lohensrin" Wagner
~ Overture "Mignoa": A. Thom0
ii. Polka Zerline" solo for Correct Einl
ADMISSION THIRrY-FIvE CENTS.
PRIVATE BOXES. TWO DOLLARS EXTRA.
Can be obtained during the day at @. Schrmers No. 701
Broadway. at schunerth Co.'s, No. $40 Broadway.
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UGTION NOTICE,-LARGE sAAE AT lib WEST
n Twenty -seventh street.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
will sell this (Wednesday) morning, At leA O'Clock, Z
TO the highest bidder,
al the maGnihcenA Household Furniture and brilliant and
powerful toned Panoforte, many costly Works OF
West Tweny.eyenth street. Sixth ParioS
ss Of four elegant Paror SUITS covered In French satin
brocae silk reps and haircoth; Centre and Side Tables,
Lounges nne oil Paintings and Engrsvngs 10 Psror 0rna
ments.
Superb ~ octave Pianoforte, made by
celebrated city maker nine months cost $685. Stand
and Cover Music stand Velvet Brussels and three ply Car
rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits, Pillows. Sheets,
Blankets &c solid Silver and Plated Ware, Casters Urns
Tea aud Dinner Sets Spoons Knives and Forks all the Fur
niure OF the servants department. other articles
shipped by competent men in abundance Strangers wish
ing attend che take Sixth Seventh cars,
OpplnR at TWENTY seventh street
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A ssI0NER's SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
IN -LARaE HousEHoLD YgRs1ryRE sALE. AE

u -Ga14. az ns9WIsfHO.D FUHHIIuRE SAHE15sa Ut
a ~ -, w. ~. Twsssy s.sh strsstE niChvlS
lo O'Clock prso.s al che propst q chsfs r9ny. Eii
bsswesa slsh and seventh svsnuss Velvet 9russss Car
Pets; enhcent anA brilliant toned rosewood PiAnoorte
beautiful faror suits covered With tSs rishss Description
ssrsa 'isn srSSss rspi md AsTsSh Per ard ssns
psocsss vassA stasuA, cees, Any and costly Per
Lonncss Cenlrs TSSss TessWood IA w,nua BedStssds
Bureaus W.sAs:nSs Oennoae. Hat and srr.ss Hst'
CharS Roskem LosnesS. Gsass China ard Silver Ware; r.
Sls Csan s.ast EsI.nscn IsSss ptnins Css!r ~ the
Reliable IN sispaancs 10 oa psak goods Ter pur
chassrs at Reasonable charges Parties Wishing attend
Twenty -sixth stree. - u I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
d S,,,., .,.,. :, iaaEEEsEE SUCCESS SUCCESS. .,..ro
Mr.. j. W. GLBATiiA. -, - ~"-
For one night or Ss s1ss' 2sD ssG ngiaE Of
NJ. Mary S sssSsi l6.us Saa
Friday evening NJ a and f ars ALBAUGH
WooD's MUSEUM; WOODS MUsEUs.
OPEN B Ba5nga' s aSs's'1a sas so 70
ofF s 6hHA Msf paHFo ssR SHS SaIF
SSssIs.FEShH ii saYSiESsSs asHHSs
CHANG AND FISK. JR-
OLVnPlc THEATsE; r,v., 49,, 90.
y E Eaas E Hs4sEE| |sHE sEE S SsE
sAal Wiz Q, GEO L ,oxs rasEs#Isa II
44 HgEEgss&HI R $s xEs Rs9 pts
,ASE SrSx /, It'll sS s1s s$ESar
Last EHHs sb sRT sSaSaE ys
Aos8aT HFs sEI EFf ts IsEEf 4os
AoSpA Mos SsxF s M & 2 HSTAHp ~
vMoSDxy SExT rHk BIS. cosPHSx
sE nah us shM i TSss o ssT9Ar
THSAEsf FEs aSaiSS szrrsEn THIS AFTERNOON.
a s4EIs Fl s; s$Fssssss
: ::##H:E : ::$:s :: :##Ss$
CIV Es t ssEssssss Eas s S$ trcI
4 LIES LIES E EEyEsGE.
~ MgK,s REyEHaE,
81 T 4w9 LOVES LOVES ESs S Sss a aEAET
MAKING IN ALL A BILL OF UNUSUAL ATTRACTION.
fys;S performance IN the grand Ssa!rs Aa NAN.
' THE WONDER q MASKISb.
THE H,ppoPoTAAHs HE sIshfY MONSTER or
THE INDIES fails to remain nndsr water great length
THE SEA. OF rHE s1 aaeT ssF Obtaining .ns
great length OK time
THE usw1ELpY T wAhsus se Of THE POLAR SEAS,
unable % achieve locomoton when land scarcely
'a0A' IN It's own s'ems1 HARRY euRR
81 4hs .la
tins wonder Of the AnT Has sass' ouaR
Ye who disper in bah.ab. and occasionally feel the
%sD
entirely DEoWSfSS aBonrELY SET AT DEFIANCE
IN the theatre between The second and third .Os a
QUEEN VI dEAHTS.
SIX DISTINCT THEATRES at FIFTY CENTS TO ALL.
THE CfilRMfNd PAdEAEf,
PAULINE SHsr OF n, nsas5sl HARRISON
Masses GODDESS, C0MFORf, ROBINSON.
Messrs MES1AYER CnRRAN, SHELDON, FREEMAN
THE FAMOUS LAURIs,
The very celebrated European Pantonimists.
TWO HUNDRED AKfIsTs engaged IN the GREAT SPEC
The Beautiful Ballet
SHELLS or OCEAN.
1pcomparab the most Poetic and Delightful Ballet ever pro-
duced before American audience
THE CHARMING GROrfO SCENE,
THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN SHOE Delight.
full bit OF Pleasantly and Genuine Fun STErsON HO. 81
AND GROUNDS LONG BRANCH-1IRIS OF The PB'
Rod, Ballet aId CRoQUEr GAMES, supcrby dressed,
The Of earca4ure costumes from the drawna
ists Recalled nightly with vehement applause. THE CARD
KINGDoM-PALACE OF CARDS.-Costumes claboratclY
descriptive of the thnehonored documents GR0TESQUh
DANCE OF THE FOUR KEAvES-Turaing ~ jack an
points. CARNIVAL OF sKATING-M0E AND GOOD
RICH. Boundlcss merriment and loud laughter
JOLLY HARLEQUIkAD6 BY THE LAURH.
THE SYLvESTERS In tbs DIyAN and SALON DE CON-
CERT Boards hssks and Faces the Lion Head Ae, &c
Truly delightful PROFESSOR ROBERTs' MAGIC TN
BLEAUx In the SALON DE MAGIQUE AL the notable
places and objects OF Interest In the world ALI IL ALA
THE MOST Agreeable Divsrtins Amusing, Magnificent
hysyiRe aad Enjoyable Performances within the cons
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Admission to an-Fifty cens
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A UCTION SALR.-J., M. TAYLOR -
"A superb Household Furniture.
6V0 Lots by catalogue, 81.
~ the elegant brown stone mAnsiop
No. 81 West Fi1eenth street,

On thi. day lWEDNEsDAYL At lo1 o'clock.
The house furnished iess than six months
q COST of $4,000.
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, Stool, Cover; Drawing
Room Sus covered blue gold crimson gold satin brocael
OF the richest description Marqueerie bois dc Cab
rosewood secretc. Bookcase, Sevst Msdanlon Carpets;
pier, mane oval Mirrors lace brocntel Curtains; Chan
deiier artistic bronze Stsua sevres China Orna
mens bronze Ftgures-Hamet Maseppe, DIANA Minerva
OH PaintingsHoy Family by SsllAres Winter Scene the
Danube, Mni. Pace, Storm !. Sea- F:ssr%sns Family
Lounses marble statusryi Hatstand plate glass back
rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus; Bedseads Armore-
agase Comm0des suite, style Louis XIV HAIR Spring
ns.:rs;ss:; BLANKETS: Sheets ccup.:rpanss rois. sss
ruby Glassware Silver Casters, Tureens salyer, Urus
Pnohs Dinner Tea Sevico Sheffield Table Cutlery, Table
Linen, Froneh China Dinner Tea Sets; Sofa, Arm, Oval
Back Chair. covered The suetionser would call par.
catalogue comprising the richest Of house
hold furniture offered auction this Descriptive cata
lo<,ues the home. .f-f sn sf. rlr
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
u Fine Horses, Carriages Harness, &c.,
seishs, sleigh Robes, Bells, &C..
Al the private stable

l29 West Forty ninth street.
BY EDWARD SCHENCk, this day. September 1, at
81 O'Clock A. NJ, ~ above, ine span Of bay Carriage
tie and fine family team; ALSO fine single Horse drives
with the above; also fine Barouche by Wood Brothers, In
ORDER aso fine Victoria In perfect order by Wood;
also fine large family Sleigh nearly several fine
Wolf Hear Robes Sleigh Bells Harness,
Blankets, &C., Re The above be any time until
day of SALE which VIII be peremptory.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
.JosEPM McGUIEE, AUcrIoSHER.
81 Onlce 81 Cedar strees, corner of Broadway

:
TosEPH MCGUIRE, AUcrIoNRER
0mce 81 Cedar street., corner OF Broadway.
10 e Supreme Court New York county.
In the matter o. the administration Of the estate of Thomas
pursuance order Of this court dated sist day
Ass s Sas s Sps: gsk T % Il
ssr 81 the EIshanss ssaes,oom No m srosdwsy New
sssrs.S din he pssa and
ssrss. seventh svsnus city, the Man
-. JOHN CALLAHAN, Esq, Referee.
TnoMns C. rIkns, Ksq, Attorney for Administration.
MAlshALfs / Eve 1sEErpxRars Aus,,ons.r,
wau sen ss day Il ii O'Clock q ~ Bowery large asort-
AND S so. spoons: csp. sy.
sos: Chl.e sword As also ss,s.l plsss. Of brussels
reps. By order q L. RindsSopf, City Marshal.
y II. PIERsos, AucrIosEER
ByA D. MELLIOk. IN BRO.
Auaionseu and dealers in New jersey Real Estate.
q Pine sses, New York.
By 's q 8 Il Ei si e fla'!, E's-
:. Crsolord q: ,x
rh.a. wei :ss:s. " nlnSs. walk aeA q
nc :e' s:s ri
q Es,sni d::si.s: WIN ssci II boys
sp once s q Ss maps
s:sS 40 .ss:
Joys Hotel, corner Park row and Beekman street.
ID gAFNEy. AycTIoNEER sas BowERy. SELLS
this day, ri l0 O'Clock tho Stock Fixtures Of the
large Grocery store Second avenue Sxeh street.
PoBEhr A. HAacHnrY, AUcrIoKRER.
IL Important Auction Sale OF
Coal Lands in Pennsylvania.
No q sHs west hss xsEs IN Isl: 81 on
Exchange saesroom Nc III broadway trinity Buiidins)
New York, al II o'clock NJ,
the following described valuable Coal Property, viz =;
This estate known Branchale ia situated IN Schuyknl
county fa near Pottsve and contains oS acres anu ioO
There excellent railroad outlets to market Distance to
the new road now in process Of the Union
trabsing constructed BY the Lehsh Valley Morris and RS
muaioa,on wah New York city is7 milss '''''
part OF the surface used for farming purposes and the
southern portion veil tmbsrsd (heavy suitable Tor mining
by ali the anthracite veins the region, both red and
can Be made aSal"Sle Only small portion Of he coal has
been mined out and the best and most valuable veins remain
There is an opening the celebrated "Diamond vein
With the slope sunk CITY yards In good coal
railroad ron and all appuenances necessary TO com
There b q breaker with engine boilcr rollers, shutes
There large substantial house, 30 miners
making all Us buildings, exclusive Of breaker engine and
For an Of carefully prepared brief title "a
this property, from original and patent from the
State map and for further particulars In detail, also fol
''1' " 'A'' .pp" y ROBERT s6i a. HxGaERrY CO.,
No. q Pine street, New York.
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A uCrION N0TICR,--A Rare OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA housek hotel keepers and the trade At ERNEST
K0rlrs Funits manufscory, Is Bleecker street.
Broadway and Mulberry street., large stock OF 50
Sroesss. ison sis6 % "a sas Walnut P.rSf sais
covered with and haircloth from 866 &iQ SUIT
also great variety OF Chamber Library Psrlor and Dining
Furniture, A ens than auction prices first class
Delivered free. Call before purchasing elsewhere.
A SSI0NER's BALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
"A BY n. DOUGHTY, Anctioneer.
tbis , cay Sept = !oA O,ccsk, :: the wsrsroom: Ils
CANT Pazsor Suits in rosewood walnut ebony and mahosan
and covered French brocsde and hafco rosewood
Hsnns t6f.I and sssressry scOtcs.es w;rarchss mar
snd Easy Chairs Library Tables, once Dcsks cured Hair
single and double Cottage and French Bedstea
run Dissertation IN catalogues ct varsroos morning q Gale
der Of James K. Hall, Assignee n q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

&G. BURNuAM's FURNITURE AND BAooAaE
"A. Express lb West Eleventh street. near Sixth even,c
Furniture moved In city or country, furniture plano.
fort CO packed. shpned and stored. Money advanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

1)Y r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-FIRSr FALL SALE
ID Thursday, September at the auction SO East
Thirteenth street. Broadway. This will be unusually
large sale for the and wl embrace the Purn
ture Of large dwelling removed the for
sale rosewood Pianos farlor Suits
French plate pier and mante Mirrors Velvet Wion Brus-
sells and other Carpets solid black walnut and Fur
nure three Sewing Nscnes Bookcases Warrobes,
aimOs. every required keeping
line Catalogues iu time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

rosEpu suoNooop AUCfioNEBR-wILL SELL ON
- Wcdnesdsy soyt 10Y A. NJ the entire lot Of Hat
and Can Store ronesnq az HAS, Caps Trunks, &C. Sale
positivcv al $40 Eighth easement Dealers are In
vlted,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

pY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUcTiOFEER-OFFICEA AND
ID ssiesroom ~ Nassau street.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell this day, nj II
O'clock their salesroon Nassau street. French Ink
Rollers Skins for Rollers for photographers and othela
lust received from Paris
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A RcHIBALD yoHNsroN, AUcrIoNRER.

UCTIoN sALE-THIs DAY, AT 100 O'CLOCK, OF
n two Pianos, Chamber Suits, Brussels Carpets, Hair
Mattrssses bedding China, Crockcry Kitchen Furniture,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

A FOR SALE, THIS DAY, lo% O'CLOCK, LEASE,
"A. Fixtures and Furniture Of Liquor Store 6S East
teenth street, corner avenue q. CAMPBELL CO.
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RY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE AND
ID saearoom 81 Nassau street.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL WIN sell Friday sep
TENDER at M1 O'Clock, their salesroor, 81 Nassau
street. for OF whom may concern, pay storage
advances loads Household Furniture Parior Organ,
Piano. ~ School Desks, Chairs Black Board ONCE
Furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

r II. DRAPER. MISUNDERSTANDING YACHT
81. scud at auction, will be sold by JOHN H. DRAPER
CO. at their saosrooms H. Pearl street. Wcdne day,
Sept l. She now lee OF dry dock, Hoboken, where she can
examined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-01

EIARSHAL'S SALE.
M T. 8. WEIEBKRGER, Auciioneer,.
viii sell NE day II II O'Clock at Is Bpwery, large assoYt
ment Of Hardware, Cutlery Tnwarn. Ac.. vz:-ksttes,
Pans Trays Knives and Forks Spoons Cups Sleeves scis-
sots Chksels Swords kc also ssyux pieces OF brussels
and Ingram Carpel oi Furniture, covered With
reps. BY order OF L. Rindssopf City Marshal.
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DENJAMIN r. THEALL, AUCTT0NEER.
ID Commercial SAlcsroom, No. 8 Corllandt street.
Large and attractive sale
Hon aabol iiliIa .rLAraG

T)Y PHILIP LEVY, AUCTIONEER.--OIL PAINTINGS
ID this day and Tomorrow asi and b. at Artists saosroom
50 Nassau street. commencn. lOf O'Clock A. NJ Choice
lection Works OF Art by eminent European
art Sale positive.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

"A property, senuenaAns kesidsnce, on Staten Island:
three story House, extension 10 rooms stock crops,
oubudings everything complete II OF land; hour
FROM city. Owner and photograph At q Oak street.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-21
IL the San Francisco stock report

In the San Francisco stock report
for Oct. 9Th we find the following
as the first item under the head OF
late mining intelligence
IDA EIMoRE Bullion received on the 9Th
sl5,7 So Total for Sept, 81, 305 81
This is not bad for single mine in
an obscure Territory. At any rate,
the report shows no similar receipts
from any other quarter. The San
Francisco and Sacramento papers are
keenly alive to every favorable re-
port and quick to comment on all
new Developments in California.
Nevada, Arizona and Mexico, but
the only mention we ever see OF
Idaho is in the report, a circular
published at the Merchants Exchange
after the morning session of the
Stock Board daily.
Idaho has hitherto felt as it she
was to some extent dependency OF
California, and looked to her for
matronly advice and protection but
since the unnatural mother has evin-
ced a disposition to disown her off
spring the fledgeling is beginning
to look elsewhere for sympathy,
and may soon seek an alliance with
Chicago, New York and st. Louis,
where a better and more kindly feel
ing is exhibited towards us.
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Rules and Regulations of the
Postofice of Silver City, ldaho.

On the arrival Of each mail the box letters
will be first distributed.
Next in order will be TO call the letters ar
irving by said mail.
Immediately thereafter list will be made
out OF all letters arriving by each mall
During the time of making out the letter
list the place of delivering letters Will be
closed.
Humboldt mail arrives at II. midnight.
No mail matter will be delivered TO any
one until next morning.
Humboldt mail departs at A. II.
Boise
Office hours from 80 A. NJ to Z p NJ
Letters not deposited in the Office by that
time will be detained till next mail
All letters that arrive between Wednes-
days Of each week will be advertised IN the
TIDAL WAVE
Persons will notice if their letters bear
the stamp of advertised, so that they VIII
not call for them the second time.
JOS BURY, p. NJ.
Silver City, |. T., Oct. 20, 1869.
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Goods coming.-Hyman & Reichen-

Goods Coming.--Hyman Il Reichcn-
berg made their first shipment from New
York on the 21st day of Sept. by way Of
Kelton and the Snake river route. 1t is pro
posed 10 follow Hailey's stage road as far as
Inc crossing OF Snake river, thence down
lie south side tn the Bruncau, where they
will div,r,e 10 the southwest and come IN
by Jennings ranch on Catharinc creek and
into Silver by what is known as the Scotch
Bob road. The point OF debarkation on the
road Is evidently badly chosen, both as 10
speed and economy, as had they Shipped TO
Wiunelnucca instead Of Kel.on the goods
could easily have been in the market by this
time. whereas they are rJbably several days
behind vet ON an unused ard " some extent
iupracIIcable route. j ii. Gardner rs daily
expecting arrivals from Winnemucca j. D
Van Slyke x Bro. also have goods on the
way. and j. Huelat has gone below to lay in
his winter supplies. Take it all in all, there
appears TO be no danger of a famine tins
winter provided tie wherewith can be OBJ
tanned 10 pay for what is needed.
Go Slow no more .--Uncle Dan Nc
Cleary informs us that he has changed his
motto, and intends hereafter to go fast. He
has recovered his buggy and both horses that
we're stolen, and intends 10 make quick
march on the man who took them in short
time He had news few days since OF the
departure of several members of his family
from Colorado and only awaits their arrival
here before starting In the meantime he IS
furnishing the country with fine qualify OF
potatoes at very low prices. Those in want
Of winter supplies will do well TO patronize
home industry and buy potatoes raised at
| home and that can be delivered without
being bruised by hauling fifty or hundred
miles Reynolds, Jordan and Catliarine
Creeks are the localities from which TO get
sound vegetables