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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11
LATEST TELEGRAMS
lsrEcIkL TO II GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS n
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGnAPH LINE.l

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
An Address by Father Hyacinthe.
New YORK, December l0.-Pere Hya-
cinthe concluded his address last night as
follows: sin modern sociNy celibacy exists
for the sake Of good, but with these excep-
tions, il you make a rule, it is against Cod
against nature. Celibacy is cowardico ~
does not glorify marriage. The Apostles
have said that marriage is honorable. Mar
riage is s~potless before God and man.. The
great object in view is the reconciliation OF
heaven and earth-of the present life with
the future. To secure union in the earth,
union in the city, in the nation, in humanity,
was the thought Of Jesus Christ. The tnun-
datiou Of your people is the Bible, the book
that speaks Of God in the living words Of
Jesus Christ. In the admirable manifesto
from your President there shines through his
words a Christian faith, and belief in Jesus
10 the root Of this nation. May Jesus Christ
protect your country and develope it. Old
Europe is preparing amid strife for unity OF
religion and material prosperity. When l
return I shall tell Europe I have found here
liberty associated with Christianity have
been among people who do not think NAV 10
be free they mus be parted from Cod
The Herald prints a letter from Ed. lui'
idge, one Of the Apostles Of Mormon reform,
and leader OF the schiSm in the Mormon
Church, on the causes of the pending trou-
bles among the Salt Lake Saints. lie says
tho people have been reduced to temporal
bondage BY the power Of Brigham Young.
The spirituality Of Mormonism died out OF
the church, and the reformers propose to re-
vive the spiritual doctrines. The war is
against Brigham Young's policy, but not
against himself.
At the Woman's Suffrage Convention in
Newark yesterday, resolutions were adopted
that the right Of women to vote in New Jer.
scy has never boon legally cancelled ; and
that women's suffrage associations be formed
in every Congressional District in the State
to promote these objects and secure the cleo
| ton Of members to Congress and the Legis-
lature who will advocate the political equality
of women.
James Fisk brought suit against c. S.
Bushnell, Sperry and others for $4,000 for
instituting a malicious salt against him last
spring.
John O'Mahoncy, Fcnian. has applied to
the Court for $4,000 Of the Fcnian fund held
by Belmont to pc used in carrying on war
against England Decision was reserved.
Religious Revival.
C%INcISYArI, December l0.-Rcv. Z. p.
Hammond, q noted Uniyersalist, is preach
ing in this city, and unusual religious inter
est is manifested. Over one hundred per-
sons rose for prayers in the daily morning
prayer meetings; all the churches arc
crowded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, December li-2 r. ~
A heavy rain fell from II o'clock last night
till 2 o'clock this morning; 1t was showcry
this morning; bar breaking badly; weather
misty.
Mrs. W. G. Hill died suddenly at her resi-.
denc., on Second street, this morning. She
is supposed to have committed suicide BY
taking poison.
Captain Fletcher, agent for the Board Of
Underwriters, sailed on the steamer Pacific,
this morning, for San Diego, taking fifteen
sailors, and Captain Jones, navigator, to
bring the ship Orion to this port.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11

Is the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, on Thursday, objection
was made that the interlineation in an
indictment was written in black ink.
Judge Carter said: "Now, in this pc
Rod of Tho abolition OF all distinction
ON account Of color, il appears to me
tina, this criticism is hypercritical."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11
TREASURE Boxes Losr.-When th,

TREASURE Boxes Losr.-When the
New World arrived last Friday evening
at her wharf at Vallejo, Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S messenger, Ward, 10 carrying the
treasure boxes on board, dropped them
both into the Bay. They went to the
bottom aud stuck 10 the mud, and all
efforts to recover them were fruitless.
In graphing, one of the boxes appeared
for a moment at the surface Of the wa
ter, but slipped OF again, and We are
not informed ii they are yet recovered.
.Soiano Republican, Dec. Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11

Births.

HAINES-In Auburn, December Sth, the wife
of Il. r. Haincs, Of q daughter.
WILI-m San Francisco. December Sth, the
wife OF +. A. Will, Of q son.
.STRAUS-In San Francisco, December Sth, the
wife OF j.. Straits. Of u daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11

Marringes


Observation-Disclosures Sacramento, Dcccm-
Der sth. DIR. Thomas c. Jcssup TO Miss Lizzio
II. Wilbur.
HACK-KEYS-on Dry Creek, November 9th,
George W. Hack 10 Virginia Frances Keys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11

T AM NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
L all kinds OF Cakes. Pyramids. Candies, Candy
Toys, etc., Wholesale and retail. My stock OF
Confectionery. Candies, Plain and Ornamental
Cakes, will DO found complete In every respect,
aud made from the very best materials, at the
lowest prices. In the Refrcshment Saloon, l
have always ready the most delicious Coffee,
Tea. Chocolate. Cakes. Etc. Families and Par.
ties supplied with the above at the shortest
notice. Also, with Oysters In she'll. opon, or
prepared In any style desired. And I have for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS:
Sugar Squirrels. Cats and Dogs,
Sugar Fishes. Sugar Frogs.
Sugar Eggs and Sugar Hens,
Sugar InGstands. Sugar Pens,
Sugar Cradles. Sugar Beds.
Sugar Dolls with Sugar Heads,
sSugar Apples. Sugar Plans,
Sugar Girls with Sugar Thumbs,
Sugar Tcapots, Sugar Boats,
Sugar Boys with Sugar Coats,
Sugar Peaches. Sugar Pears,
Sugar Lions, Lambs and Bears,
Sugar Pinks and Sugar Roses,
Sugar Men with Sugar Noses.
Sugar Birds with Sugar Wings,
Sugar Shoes with Sugar Strings,
Sugar Boxes, Sugar Nails.
Sugar Rats with Sugar Tails,
Sugar Notices, Sugar Starr,
Little Sugar Railroad Cars,
Sugar Combs and Sugar Curls,
Worn by Little Sugar Girls,
Sugar Horses, tame and tried,
For Little Sugar Boys TO ride,
Sugar Houses, Sugar Ships,
Sugar Babes with Sugar Lips,
Besides Ten Thousand Sugar Toys,
To please the Little Girls and Boys.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11

GROWN POINT GOLD. AND
" Silver Mining Company Location Of
Works, Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada
Notice.-Therc is delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account Of assessment
levied OH the 9Th day Of November, A. D. 1869,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

SIiESIFE"S siAIaE.-By virtue Of aIeyecuton
- issued out of the clerks Office of the County La
Sale county, and State of Illinois, and directed where
by am commanded to make the amount of certain judy
ment recently obtained against Fri L. Waterman IN favor of
Frederick A Sherwood out OF the lands, tenemens goods
and cattcs OF the said Fri l. Waterman, have levied
Following property, to wit: Lots No a. and (A md
north ha 70 of lot ak 6l all in block No. ninety (9
states Addition 10 Ottawa In the county of La Sale and
OF Illinois
Therefore, according said command shall expose for
sale AT pnbhc auction al the right, title and interest tho
above named Fri L. Waterman in and to the above described
property, on saturday, the 9th day OF November 1863
oclockP IL ut the south steps of County Court House
Ottawa
Dated at ottswa this 10th day of October 1862
II. A McCALEB,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

SIIE;IsIE'E'-, 80 LE,.-I}y virtue oran execution
- issued out OF the clerks office OF the Circuit Court of La
Sale county and state OF II no and TO directed where.
by am commanded to the "a cert Vim l,a.
nent recently obtained against Fri L. Waterman favor of
Edwin T. Fay, out Of the lands, cnenents, goods and chat
tells of the said Fri L. Waterman have levied the follow
lowing property to witt Lots No. "a and CO.. and
north half OF six 6 all in block ninety 90 in Adj
dltion to Ottawa so lots No. six o. seven o. eight 80 aud
nine o. In block No. three (5 In Ottawa Nortlall IN the
county of La Sale and State Of Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command shah expose for
sale at pub c auction a the right title and the
above named tf L. Waterman in and to the above described
property Saturday, the 9th day Of November 1863
O'Clock p NJ ut the south steps of County Court House In
Ottawa.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10th day OF October 1869.
II. A. MCCAI.EB,
/tfp Nieln Ia StTf.aT,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
cI-ArI; OH, ILLINOIS. I, SALE Cos.


~ County court Msfe0r, 10 hinUdry teyD 1870.
John kmer administrator of the estate of Ava Kimer
ceased, John kilner Elizabeth kmer, Henry Kilmer,
Thomas Kimer Egbcr Kmer, Jacob Wiscy Ala NJ Wisey,
Tamnish Wilsey Catharine Wiley Joseph Fellows
Fellows John Miller Mary Miller and HELEN characterization
f0r le3rr To sell Feti et,tte.
Affidavit OF the n0n-resdcncc said defendants Henry XIII
ne Jacob WlSey and ALA NJ Wisey having been filed IN
Office OF the clerk of said court notice Is hereby given
said Henry kimer Jacob Wsey and ALA NJ Wlsey thar said
petitioner Med his petition in said the 9th day Of
ober p @ PRAYING for an order OF said court for the sale
of the folio w described estate situated IN the
La Sale and State of Illinois, viz: Lot No fourteen az in
block eleven III and lot No. sixteen 6 In block twelve 12
In Richcys Addition to the town of Mayseie and sum-
mons hereupon issued of said against said
ants, returnabc on the first Monday Of January AZ
Is by law required:
Now, unless you, sd Henry Klmer Jacob wllsey and
Ala NJ Wsty, shall personally be and appear before said
County Court the first Monday of January, 1870 the
Court House In Ottawa In said county, aud plead and
denur 10 nd petition, the and the therein
charged and stated will b. taken confessed and decree ell
tered against you sccorn The prayer Of said petition
B. ARMSTRONG, Petitioners solicitor octl6
MOTT & F..-tsTATE OF lETRG ioBIN EAsED->
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that the Undersigned annistra.
tor of the estate of Peter Tobin late OF the county La
Sale and State OF Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County Court OF said county the third Monday being
Goth day. Of December 1862 at the Court House In Ottawa IN
said county when and where all persons having claims
mands against said estate notified attend present tho
same In writing for adjustment.
0Dated dis Sth day OF October A. d. 1853.
MICHAEL TOBIN,
Oc'l66w Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

IIEIft E'ES - IL Ely virtue of an execution
~ Issued out OF the clerks Office tile Comfy Court of Ia
sale county and state OF Illinois and directed where
Dy am conmanued 10 make The amount of certain udg
La sale county HIS In favor of Warren Packard and Rols
Barnim out OF the lands tenens goods md chaftes of
the Sld E L. Waterman have levied the following, prop.
erty To wit: Lots No six go o. eight a. and nine o.
in block No. three 3d. in Ottawa North in the county of Ia
Sale and State OF 'Nnos. - '
Therefore, according TO said command shall eynosa for
sale at pubic anon all the right title and Int OF liz above
named E L. Waterman, late sheriff To- the above
described property Saturday the 9Th ay Of Noyembar
1863 st O'Clock p ~, at the south steps of County Court
House In Ottawa. $50
Dated at ottawa, this 10Th day of October 1860
H. A. MCCAEB.
Int SJsr NJ ar r., S,,J1 rs,,n,,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
No. 81.
81. FOR TRADE

spehn stock OF homemade clothing for good farm in
Ia sac a. county or oaw. city property good bargain
g pc lt oy applying 10 the weknown clothing house of
ers. n " oIyE 1. rSs.'-
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NeW advertisements

p NO. 20. For sale
twoslory House; rooms cellar, WELL csern Four ,ots
Si oxero each 6xr0 feet Al kinds Of fruit trees ran:
viheS &c. Stable for = horses Inquire OF S'"pN
IL f-.s I.-- .-.,.. II. II. LOWE u co.
- No. 33. For Sale .g
mons, ana three los Eight rooms IN house and good cei-
lar well and cscrn Lots each 50xiO0 Barr and
houses Fruit trees In good bearing Condition On Supeor
s,iet rihe ioeauoh frcs, t,a0e Cheap For terms
pY 10 X. III, LOWE d co.
No. III. FOR SALE
House and Two Lots. Lots 60vs0 FEET Fru,t trees
sfnb6ery &c. Good cellar, web and cser In South Otts
wa. Price, $500. Inquire of K. IT. LOWE & Co
EO.3j. FOR SALE
Afam OF iS acres +niles of Ottawa under good sata
OF cultivation Well fenced; suitable for stock or GRAIN
House Win good cellar, will. &c Good barn and corncrIb
frlce ~ per acre. For terms inquire OF l. T. Lewis or
L. II. LOWE d. co,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

The complete success of the demonstration
is due to the untiring abors of the citizens
executive committee, ,Messrs. J. +. Nash, w.
II. Hull and H. F. Clark, and of the regulari-
ty and correct order Of the procession, to
Chief Marshal, Capt. Rising and his aids. The
whole affair was managed by them IN most
or altable manner '' hifI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
4" His not to reason why;
HE not to make reply;
His but 10 do and d."

Col Cameron, Capt Lsahy. ". ar.sr, Lieut.
Randolph, Capt Rynssrson, Ospt Doty, Lieut.
Strswn, Capt Fitssimmons, Lieut. Powers, Lieut.
6~ift, end . long roll OF other La0Alle County
men Asvs made their names historic. We may
remember then With grateful pride. . veil o.
with sadness. And those brave boys Who died
n hts's mevning, ~ remember than, not In do
srspituds 80 dsssy, bat In their youth and
strength. lhIdk
"Ye4lh1 air form, though fallsn, b ever fair
AAo esAustfa h dsssh me ysash appsan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06

nomn.l 81 90 Barley snirey.uOmin HhEiue' du sPS sGS
o. PORK 1 " "a 70, hs1y Mss Lard s.d Flour
as.. .sd steady stock scarce ADD milling aPlciy limited 81
So DO Family s5Ssy 6 NM soPfq; ., sSS g sSp e.
sO, IS 1;sSs IS, DO RSa So 81 D. FAMILY Tse @
Wheat firm; Prime Red active q sS9 81 s. sr sss' Sut
Rye 81 % Mes tol Sna at Bscoa aye 'p5 I'd
isie Hams aSSie Lard dn i9.610c WHISKY, more d'''E
GIaiSr Aug swbsa marte, desirable log, ,a. ale.
bush 10 lots Amber and White 81 Oas co. go hush
SS SSs. Si s co. S'i o BUSH '5 co a @
lower sH god soPDy U9iOp3d and E 81, S S
Barley and Mali neglected dull and rather love Sass Of O
Oo PEaDslPn AUG scSou quiet MddH i9oe Pour
f f.n SS' e Sag g. oSo E d. sss B.
&C 2SSs as Fancy S99 $40 wheat {sT gTs. h s eSe
TScAsngsd Con Iqi ana hgsft 6s0v ~ & New
Southern 66c Groeeres ard Provisions unchanged Pe.rSes%
b bs.. Old rye %SEy by Ere last unsettled The aTi
SAY gEtScs.o Aug t1FISnr s .ie1sy At go % S' s' Of
OwEso Aug 5Foar steady snd aschanssd sales Of 200 b6S
T " fSs 20 Double ME- ES s2H f As' AID
steady sse Of 2Oo bush No. Milwaukee 0qb at 90 tnd l6b
s SI,s Of rs 10 s. No ER b2sd a Is ard 5d
a, 10 ss Gofa ae g CIV" @ = tnS Canal Ffesh-
w., Ss s s H. 10 SsYoS Sbr So 50 oths iiodsou
$50 GO feet Lunb Canal RIports-i9sOs bush Wheat 1e' 90
S' aug s FP .s "a s% a' sap GSo' 73S
s. Oi EI IS SIS 49, Double EIt IS sQa % as T,,bs
s s1 81 @ 10 W9 R:i iSi' strictly prime
81 320s IS Choice to Fancy Red p "S 81 0 P7ES TO S9See
White 5s9sse Comn0n yellow ''es' s2e SsSse ss'
M Mn'S ssIs sol S Sss New White l55 on G.d Scesl
Fancy While c RYE eady prime New sSc Whisky steady at
s e. Ssi s rIG c Sa' R fi'S SIDES a Clear Sides 10
s Sugar Car G9d Ham, 10 c f . 0 ToS . ,s sSS
Is Rscsipt-Floo 22OO bbsi Wheat 81 OO bush Corn 900
cIscIsSAri Aug Fou unchanged wAs. IN good demand At
fall Corr dull and troopns sales a. O - so2d
Iatd At i'asos Vie h'teT iV Pihe n. ~ ~ ~ 81
WHISKY usssItsd sales q, o. P5o.s' aIsa,'f. ss ss
Bacon lsid9c with SeA Lard qae. At islc, vita No demand
HESsar Aug 5COton receipts souei exports 60 bssA
flour arn sSPerses 90 50 WHEAT 81 W SS,s oe O
srs; Shoulders, i5ic sides i5io
CaicAeo, Aug 6-rou srm at ss 1921 Tor sPnnE B5Tis
81 '8 in ,hs afternoon No qes a 81 9t seller AUGUST
Com 'd'. .. hi. 91:s b s' vas s o a
sua unchanged Rye armer $685. Barley Sinner and quiot
81 Is ProTsoss n Pori hIEsr; sIlos s51 7y9s,t Lard
ls Dr. Sailed Shoulder l5iG Hams Eae Eo9 q sa
steers 1--we 5Es quiet SO tdr medina 500
sS I SA F SS.s S S ,aa eo s a 5 Pea
bush Rye 90 bush Barey BVJ Hos, bS oa
folrpo Aug rou qss. w9.. .,:r. ass ss,,s better,
seller August Germ advanced lei No 93c No Sc Data aseti
Old Nc 100 New No Sc ,ss, ASga Rs dSi No sss
Corn 100 bush 40 bbI flour oeO oGih Wheat
'bETsoT Avg Wheat sseSy Rrtra Whit. Winter 81
White Winter 81 Ne White Water 81 i' No Amber 81 o.
NlwIvESE Anr s-FogT q ,h,s low. sd Muussots ss7'
9s7 IS wles quiet a, p 20 t SO - 81 for Ne ohl ss
nominal Grain frhts qiet Aai Unchanged keosp-iV Sp
sror, tsP sag'ris O. a.. PCS 3. "a, Wet Ne.
r.; % Bs RI y M .i Ps So; @ u ss y sG
22iei kIira. zoe Lar, use H.EhSIass ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
THE 1!SS STATE OF TRADE,

LONDON Aug 9 Conso open ga for money and glagJ
ior ths Aeooett United States htTwsuy bonds quiet
Hallway shares 1871 Illinois Cepa 9ll -.
LVKaY92L A9I BILL nCOtn opened firm Ml1ding uplSnds
1870 haabng orleans l3dld the sales Of the Estimated
At 1900 bales brsadINns trnsr Petroleum. per gal for
kefbed. - - - -
LoSDoS Aug ST. mCon,o for money e for account .,
United States heTvsng hohds quiet and stsdy S stoeis
steady; Illinois Ceh.rAls g4i 7''0'' '
LIy9sP3oL Avg 81 aiard qss steady Pork h firm
4 HAYES Aug 3-Coiton opened quiet and steady i '..
LONDOS Aug 543D nConso closed M M for ossv .ra o.
,he United States Fvo shty bopd, oue Al s E
Railway shares, lSi illinois CeHtris 94i. - - -
PARa Aug 5ihs BouTse qUiet Renter "a francs ~ etsss
LfysRPooL Avg $3.50 D, Gotten closed ssdy Mddlsg In
lands 2d Mddng Orleans l30 sales Of tbe dly 200 ba
LONDoN Aug 5-Rehned Petroleum III per gallon 49, -
AsTwERP Asg 5-PeroUm saleT 81 harcs for Standard
White. = - N-
FEiSpoRT Aug -ErsshgU R'sT.sut,s closed at sl for
the CID y -
ioT tvs OTdlnAfe : Y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT August q 1893
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.-Seale

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. August 2, 1853
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY Sealed
Proposals srnhng Stationery for the Of the United states
Custom Houses for the endng June 30 1870 will be received
the % day OF September 1863 az O'Clock m
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon application
The bids and accepted rejected ten BY Item
be eIecusd by the Successful bidders "hn sn ~
sher being called upon SO 20 do . - A.. 49,
The articles for be furnished from time TO time dnas
orders from the Department Ans
Quantities will hOBeyer he called for Daring The year
zach proposal be signed by the individual OF Urn maaE 40
bond sufficient snreues 10 we sum OF lea
Thousand Dollars - 10000 approved by Unted states Ouesf 81 me
District reside do buAnes on o 70 Oe ar
n@d Department eoHdoed upon the sHeesnoe eeas
furnishing portion OF the articles 40 may oe AN uad II
aud the performance Of the same.
r n, The Seerry IL the and the deveof Inferior
s vii he deemed ANAL the contract the option
DsssTirs mas, be Of charge s,hs Treasury Department: Wash
ingtOn a., 49,. =, 4, - .,. n, -
penalty OF the bond the
IN Tssury purchase quan
dies OF any shall be necessary supply the deficiency caused
the 6fy
ner whFh be necessary such articles
by satisfactory bond will he consd
cred contracts will he awarded only established Manufacturers
ar dealers in the arheeA GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,.
...'..r Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06


'oyucB SUPERVISING AEcHITEcr, Jaly 49, 1903 :
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August furnishing aud delivering The the New
PostOce Yo qaaU and at such times
uued of dimension GRANITE, clear
from stains, The viii 20
will be full 10 she aud true sound
ucnar according Schedule Of Sizes 70 be furnished beea
delivering cubic
GRANITE LIMESTONE North River BUBBLE be Ht
sound and breaking With ceAn square Aears
bond contain less than cubic feet And ne
contain ihAn Il cubic feet 10 be less than inches ns
Also 500 yd Of durable STONE broken 10
the siBs Of hens' eggs, suitable for -
will be made the ubs and win oe rendered
arAey for dimension stone bubble, and concrete $3.50
be made monthly delivery and acceptance Of the
BY the SupeIsg Architect hs Agent dsdaeng ~ per esat
ubnl the anal comp sioa 9th eoSsrsct .,....,
All bids be accompanied By penal bond he sun OF lSiO
thousand dollars that bidder wiz seeep and perform the sontrl
awarded TO himthe anheeney Of Ih .sai 70 % eEuea :" We
The Department the right 70 reject any or all bids %
do and BIO thas
svsry respect this advertisements viii not be con-
aldered.
Proposals be ndOned Proposals for DmsnOu Ra5bs and
Concrete Stone" go go -, a..
cube showing be different styles Of es'uS
suitable 10 and sho wing the quality Of the material
A y. AULLkTr. Supervising ATssis's@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BUTyaLo Aug 6-Rscsp-Whsa 81 BUSH Corn 20 900 bu,h
Oats 5000 bush flour bbs shpmeus-Wheat 90 900 busb
CoI1 200 bush floa 1000 bbla Eeghtl593ie br wheat
llUc on Cora &c Oats 10 heWfOrk Aku al inside fgure
asking outside quotations du and unchanged Wheat d
sales o. 1900 bab No Milwaukee Club 42l $50 bash DO
81 ~ 1900 bush Racine per sample FL a. 100 bBsh Spring
per sample a. Al No Chicago nominal q a. dull and
trm sales " 10 D bush No part 70 arrye a 90
bss kH ~ w. 0A p0muA 6sG With no ksyer Ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

TT IdNdIl TftIfII InITOluA
Arc s7l3 bales Cotton l2852 bbL Fsur 100 m bush wheat
1 bush Corn 85 bush Oats 67 bush Rye 60 bush Malt $40
bnh Beans % bbs Corn Meal 397 bbs Refined Petroleum $40
ebA Spnh 1nDeuhse s bbs Roam O bba Polk l pigs Cat
Meats ~ ts Grease ~ tea Lard eslks Ahes 81 Jkg Batter
WHISKY a3 bib kggs az bales Wool % bales Hops $500 Sds
Leather AZ hht Tobacco II Tobacco ~ tbs
bugAI. IlJO b0Iel starch ] eos bags Cotton Seed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE Six PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Mis-
sOURT-Prncipal aud interest payable In com at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New York.We
desirable security at the low price of S7 and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds limited to less
than $4,000 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the one of the safest and profitable seouT
ties for investment now in the market ....
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, New-YoTk.