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An Unfortunatc Mistake.

Mark Twain says that while he was
staying at a hotel in Chicago he acciden-
tally overheard a young man giving a
friend the following account Of a little
unpleasantness that happened to him
while engaged in matrimonial specula-
ton:
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NINE O'CLOCK IN HE MORNING.

0IGARs-GOOd, better, best, at Brick Store
v sign of RED FLAG.
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Pe.s:nal.-Mr. c. h. Knitting. of the
we'll known house in Helena, was in Deer
Lodge this week.-Mrs.. Frank II, lo., "
Taylor. Thompson &C.,, Is At present on =
business trip in the upper end Of the county.
The famous Taylor 4 Thompson claim, be.
low Helena, bad suspended working on
Monday, on account of no water-Wcsley
w. Jones, tho Sheriff 70 be elected next
Monday, came down from the ''Top o Deep"
on Tuesday. reported ''all well" with the
boys. and was off-Mr: r. Il. Campbell.
of French Gulcl,, the miners candidasc for
Assembly, gave US call and chat He
will run fur ahead of his ticket wherever
known. -M.j"r Graham, one Of the most
intelligent gentleman in the country, who
has during residence of many years learned
every portion OF these regions, until it, to-
biography Is familiar to him rs the face of Z
friend, has gone to join the N. p. r. X Ex.
ploring Party in the Cour D. Alcne Noun.
tains.-Mr. Walter w. Johnson, We be.
Iicvc has also been drafted to the nortl;. ives,
on the same ernnd: -
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Lincoln Gulch.-Thcrc is no better camp
than Lincoln in Montana Its mines con.
sitting of drifting diggings, yield from $l0,
to $50 to the hand; its miners arc industri-
Gus and intelligent; its mcrchants, live, u
bcral and energetic. During tho past few
days between 200 and 800 tons of freight
have arrived direct from New York and
Chicago. We arc Informed that there has
been 200 inches of water in the bitches, and
new ditch about completed will supply 100
inches moro. There are something over 800
men in the vicinity. During the past week
Mcssrs. Boswell, Brown and Claggct have
addressed them on the issues Of the cam
i,aign in this county, and desire Us To ex-
press their thanks for the intelligent interest
manifested by tue good citizens of the camp,
and the courtesy extended them. liacoln
will give splendid majority for tho Peoples
Ticket.
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Xix Crcck.-Scxton & Co., Dugan 4 Co.,
Inland &'Co.. and Stone & Co. arc each
working four men on their bedrock fumes,
and taking out about $500 each per week on
an average. They are all first rate men and
deserve every dollar Of it. Jones & Co..
struck pay with their bed -rock fumc about
ten days since, and arc now opened out for
work. This company, in which Wesley W..
is largely interested has manifested the
right kind Of pluck and perseverance,. They
have been two years and = half in running
the flumc, which has cost g, 600 or 90, 900,
and has been on bedrock for some 1900, or
1000. feet without pay. and have now got
at it good. with pay for ten years work.
'"Sl,akc."
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eslalled. Mr.. O. B. O.Bannon l.to RI

as'al'ed.-Ar o. b. O'Bannon, late Reg.
OF tho Land Office for the District of
's'.' was s"mc time since appointed
OF the Court for this, the Cd, Judicial
lct lie gave bonds and was installed
NICE on Tuesday, succeeding Judge
oomer' VIII" has performed the duties
CLERK N connection with that Of Probate
Sc. nI VDannon will make an excel.
officer, and be esteemed here, a. In Nc.
Is a" cstinxblc gentleman. For many
IAN ondcr sidcr." he feels At home O.
Western Slope, and VIC trust will find II
able 10 bring out his family next spring.
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DIED.
TODD-!n this city. July sth, of Psalysis and
Dropsy, after LINGERING Illness, II nine months,
Marcus b. Todd. 10 the sd year II bis age.
In the late civil w.r Mr. Todd was amongss The mt
70 espoase the cause Of the Confederate States u,s
the standard Of the invincb'e Ceseesl Steisg Psjer
nd acted well the part Of gallant pssdle fss0 tAs
battle VI Lexington In 1861, until the susrsoder n
Shreveport 10 1853 He returned hone and btook
himself to bis profession tpnntingl when Il was be
consrsctcd the disease (esd poisosl whc resstsd h
Paralysis and terminated his lie. He .si1uisd his
suGsrinz and pains throughout with manly saetitsas
and patience, and died peacefully and b hsps 4 .
hesscd in0ortaliey beyond thu sra~. -
brave soIdlss. 'set In peacc.-Iadspeo6esce (Ne, ]
SsstiasI r.. ..H. r-aa
Mr.. william Fl. Todd. of the AssepAhdS's,
10 thus notified Of the loss of . lovedfbroehcr,
with whom be- shared the vici11it6dGs Of
camp and field We express siiicereJy;; our
kindcst sympathies with HMM this beresve-
meat. So
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LCLIISE-.kAlN.

IN tn" ~! 81 Arsr.s, - scec after nc
election - possible, will occur "a eclipse Of
the san. I.,msny portions # .ths limited
States It WILDE total; in Montana nearly ~,
the total line passing enthusiastically from
Alaska to Beaufort, South Carolina. Wheth.
er observation or scientific yehsous sjuStify
the belief, we know not, but . general Inn.
precision prevails that after the eclipse, If
not before, VIC will have plen.eous rains
''"ris . contamination most devou,ly TO he
wished" and it appears to rs that the
drouth will not he Of much longer continu.
ancc. 1t IL uncxampled, passing oil tradt-
tiOnary precedent, and its disastrous effects
arc everywhere felt. In two or three small
gulches in tho upper portion of this county,
ordinarily supplying sufficient quantity Of
water for mining, the mi,aers have Absolutely
been obliged to remove from them. sban-
doning their cabins, because water could not
be obtained sufficient fos tho preparation OF
food. Our unpreccdent drouth has, a. q
counterpoise, unprecedented floods in the
Mississippi valley. and the waves of them
have touched the base of the Rocky Noun.
tains 70 We southwark. Ordina.ily there Il
here two weeks or three weeks Of We,
weather in September but one. extreme fol.
lows another, and wet autumn ID not only
generally hoped for but anticipated! Should
there he six weeks of good water, more gold
will he taken out than in three months oi
an ordinary season, for men are sensible Of
tho situation, anxious to work and hav.
everything prepared. More than that, 4
would make unusually good times, for few
would expect to ''salt down. any Of thia
years product, relying upon tho abundant
yield Of the next This i the hardest scasel
Montana has known. It cannot be worse
and any changc must lie for the hotter. Ye
! little longer, boys! and your hearts vii
dance the ''cau.can" Of happiness.
~ TRAVIS HORSE COLlsYUx, MAIN Sra, =,
Il A.
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Letters OF Credit Among the material Of
our Job Office, IL font Of double Great
Primer Title" 1t 10 veteran type. 1t hes
seen much service, hears honorable SCAR,
and 10 yet sure footed and useful. A friend
here who has stuck It, packed II, and q
We know, damned It. times without count,
gives II, and the outfit It WA ir, this history:
1t was purchased for and first used IN the
Red WMT (Cal.) Bencon, In IS; aid In the
Yreka (Cal) Nsrnld. in 81; 1t Was taken to
Oregon In 1851; was in the Jacksoari4e Sex-
fi"A', '0l.e; Portland Argue, Doise Nesss,
and Vmntils Hosss in '03.4-5;'c was used in
tho WaHs WaHa-in 'C3. and brought to
Montana tue same year, since which It has
been In the RddntOr, Herald and NEw
NORM WEsr. The original material WINS
separated in Oregon, and the Montana por-
ton, packed. hauled. and stcsmboated to the
upper waters of the Columbia, where the
press was sawed In two and the kit" packed
to Montana The freight on ithas amounted
to several times ito original cost. We doubt
whether other type on this coast has seen
harder service or made - long joumcys, yet
this old font has good full. jolly face, has
lots Of sand" IN Il, and win be useful for
many days to como.
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IOKICK-A.

Our Colombo "cotems" arc considerably
exercised to know whether Kate Warren
ton Home Editrcss of the Transcript, 10 IN
actually or superstition, matron, maid or
Fancy conjuration. Our lispi.g friend
thinks she Is mo NTH" That precladcs .
proposal from this quarter, but when she
quarrels with ''Gcorec" West, the "NEw
NORTHWEST" win consider anything look.
ing to On engagement
Lost Creek fruits-Psira
squaring thecirclc- making . square meal
off round of steak
The Deer Lodge candidates arc all Pres.
bytcrians-working to make their calling
and election sure"
A fsvorite Indian custom will he revived
BY Deer Lodgcrs next Monday: There viii
be good deal of serssc1ing at tie pails.
The Republican says, Constant Ra.hbone
Inns been appointed ,DsPs.y A.....er Of In
tcrnal Revenue for Virginia City District. !"
All assessors arc Conalknt WrsA. It IL
not meet for Us to pick the.boss. after Evarts
has done 50. In the language of Major
Bruce, 'wchope nobody will take OF hencs''
at this. I J. IL
Mr. George 8. Kennedy, Of Helena, adver-
tics ''Scparator, in good order, for sale. n
Parties wishing = divorce should apply II
once -
The Independent thinks We arc doing Nj.
McGovcrn, and Mr.. Smith, good by show.
ing them up. On next Monday the People
will do them good.
Mcssrs. Cavanaugt. and Tufts. in little
dash of correspondence at Virginja, when
they wouldn't turn . hand 10 ave each
other, sign thcis notes ''Your Obclieat- Ser.
want" 1t wouk he real nice to haye Del.
csatc to Congsess, above such, fashionable,
but absurd, hypocritical humuery. -
-
INV NTQ fn, N>~..s.-.
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Coon rains ut Silver Bow, Butte and up
country on Wednesday; apparently heavy
rains below on Thursday. Excellent indi.
cations here continually, but don't pan out.
The fires in the mountains which have been
fearfully extensive, are evidently sul,duetl,
a. indicated by the lcssencd smoke. For
some days before It was 60 dense, timber q
l,slf-milc distant was invisible. Wewill not
need smoked glass to look ut the eclipse un'
less the fires are meantime extinguishcd.
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The RseeA-On next Thursday the much

talkc'' 6f match between the 'Tin Cup Joe"
tfor gracious sake change that name, mare
and " Lady .Lighsfoot," will take place on
Olin's course for . purse Of $4,000, and no
bluff or jaw-bonc.' Single dash, 600 yards.
The Tin Cup" Is hacked Ivy Dick Dickcr-
son, who has lad her under close training
in Deer Lodge for month";. She il in fine
condltion-bcttcr than she was ever before
taken on track. Lady Lightfoot IL hacked
and owned Ivy A. Mcconnell, Of Butte, and
Is. We believe, ready for business. Bets, 20
fur - We know, are even, and 50 tho chances
arc considcrcd-the respective localities back
ing their horses freely to oil anxious in.
quircrs. The races will undoubtedly last
during the week and bring out tho best stock
in the country-a regular Horse Fair. Not
less than twenty and perhaps thirty OF the
fast gocrs in Montana will bc on the ground.
or cdchedin the vicinity. Olin's Course, within
quarter mile of the town, is on the bench
land and is uncxccllcd anywhere. II is an
exact mile in circuit oblong shaped, with
perfect circle ends and straight dashcs Of
40 yards on either side, and the depression
from cast to west lsngthwisc Of the oval is
barely pcrccp.ib:c. while across 1t Is dead
level. The track has bccn made 1t consid-
cradle expense to Mr. Olin; has not . pebble
on t.; Is just the right character of clay, and
10, for all, tic finest mile track VIC have sccn
I.cngthwise through the centre Is the 700
yard straight tracks, scrapcd and ready for
the big ntce. The julgcs stand, booths and
spectators stard, arc now being put up by
tho owner of tho course, and will be excel.
lent, permanent structures. MI. DIN has
been ut heavy expenditure in the prepare
ton of the ground. and has never received .
penny for It. lie purposes, VIC believe, Is.
suing tickets ut . quarter or half dollar each,
As entrance money. As the track is not
fenced it will I've wholly voluntary to pay or
not, but We arc satisfied that not dozen
persons who know him, and the expense he
las incurred, will go on the ground without
giving the remuneration suggested. Next
week will be the holidays OF thc valley, and
hundreds will bc here from every quarter Of
the country to sec thc sports and put up their
ounces Oh favori,cs. May sll have pleasure.
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r. &, EROSION.

"ot.'ALs Lsero'. AID ToBAcco DEALsR NAN
IT, Helena. has just received complete assortment
@s"hsk'es. comprising In par II the well known
ed-, Cane Spring.. Licking Valley, Elkhon. Doonc
nty c'r. Al-o Champagne, Imperial CiareA, and
nnc Wines: also Beauty and Gilt Edge auc cut
1ns. and ever! description Of Plug Tohsooo.
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STRANGERS VISITING TIE METROPOLIS
either on business pleasure will hnd the MAGNOLIA
HOTEL. pleasant place to stop during their soouru
in the City. The Housc h cosductcd In the Fsp<r
CLASS STYLE. The Tables will always be spread with
the BEST AND caoIc.sr In the m ukct. The SLEEPING
ArAnrxExrs comfortable and well ventilated, and
cannot be surpassed anywhere In the Territory. The
llousc h located On NAIx ernEEr, Amt door below
the Port Ohioc, and oppor'tc Wells. Fargo 4 Co.,
Helena, n. +. Terms, moderate Gsesabacks taken
at par, ul3m
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A ONE Horse Carpenter Shop.
"A Soa: JOHN ONEJI,
TWO lIorsc Carpenter Shops viii not he furnished
L With TOOK hereafter By tkc vne L0src shop.
JOHN UNElL, ~
Cslsnixine.-Therc will likely ''c attempts
to ''colonize" votes against the Peoples
Ticket At Greenwood, Beartown and Ftcnch-
town. Look 70 Il. 1T
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DRYANTS soda Isefrcshes and cools.

ONA nv . VIVA SsSACouSt Uss0 VoOsss
Something New.-A friond of ours fur
nishcs us al item that may he of importance
to miners and mill men. II 10 discovery in
saving light, rusted or rock held particles Of
gold. 1t is the idea Of. and in practical eve
~ day use by. Mr.. William Flowers, whose
arrastras in Highland Gu!cb. crushing Only
Chance and Nevins orc. make such crafty.
ing r*turna 1t is simply = piece Of Brussels
carpet used below the blankets From this
he cleans up an ounce per day that has pass
cd over the plates. rifles and blankets, and
would 20 In tho tsilings bat for this carpet
In it are caught the rock particles. leaf and
rustcd gold, that neither Of the other appli-
snces will save lie consider this ounce
clear gain, and 10 highly pleased with the
discovery. using Il al the time. It costs
comparatively nothing, and We No permit.
ted " give the hint for the benefit Of others.
THE KAN KAN RESTAURANT. No. : wooD
Street, lcicns, 10 Acknowledged 70 have NO equal In
the Mountains.
BRYANTS, Soda coois and composer.
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lATiTtUE 10 > ~ ~. LONGITUDE liz : ~ NJ
ALTiTIDE a,2tO feet.
Average for the week sJo

NVtFNgc IOf TIC WICK ~
-he country ~ cnvcloped In 4 smoke 20 dense that
the n,ouutans are all invisible. Fires are raging
nnos tie wood. In all parts III the Territory and the
destruction OF t'r that II going will bc severely
(r,t IN Ices than twenty years from now a..
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KAN.KAN
.KAX.KAx

KAN.KAN KAN.KAN
ZIMMERMAN & ROBINSON,
No. s Wood street, Helena.
7uE MOST rOrULAR RESTAURANT n MONTANA,
The resort Of all cpicurcs, :.
ZIMMERMAN ROBINSON
KAN.KAN KAN.KAN
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Top o Dcep.-Fifty men at work here,
and they take 81 copies of the New NORTH
WEST. They arc making wages on two
hours water day, and like good fellows.
30 home evenings and read. We win wager
no man ever goes to the poor house from
that camD.
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THE SCOTT HOUSE. Dssr IodosCky. b pssparsd
to entertain one hupdssd sad afty guests dasiag ~
Races. 0eod fara eaesn bodA seat rooas sha,xss
modcsate. .t.o. ....-. s.. .....s .1.
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Two coaches without Daily 0ass'ts this
week. and one without the Nsreld Where.
fore thuss &c.
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A very interesting letter from our Bannack
correspondent came too late for this issue.
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RACES.

RACES. RACES, RACES,
Everybody Il coming to the Races, but tho biggest
race n to Boswell 4 Lanes Billiard Room. The
knights Of the In rapture with the earom
table, and purc Liquors.
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New Bakery. On next Monday John
Hcffnor. of Helena, will commence opera.
tons with the New Bakery" in John
O'Ncil's new building. Mr.. H. Il . tip.top,
practical baker and will turn out bread and
pastry that Rcvcrdy johnson would pro-
nouncc superb. Try him .~-
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Episcopal xcrvjcss.-Wc are authorized
by Bishop d. s. futile to announce he will
hold services At the following times and
places, prior to his rem wal to Salt Lake
City:
August I, sunday--vrynia City.
August e. Friday--Aryrnta.
August g. Sandny-Eannack.
August u, Sunday -Diamond.
August II, Tuesd,y--Bl ackfOot.
August y Sundsy--Deer Lodge.
August ~ MISUNDERSTANDING.
August a. Sunday-Bozeman and usui!ton.
August 81, Tucsa,y-u~liaiin City.
Scpthr I, Wcdncs iay--Stc:l:ng.
Septbr l. Sunday--Virginis City.
BY the way, it would Ike an improvement
on the present order Of things. If We could
have stated and frequent services in Deer
Lodge City. The Catholic Church stations
minister here, Father DE Ryckcric, good
and faithful priest whom all esteem, and
whose services arc well attended. Helena
has ono Catholic, two or three Methodist, m
Episcopalian. and We believe, Baptist
minister. Now, tina. Helena is = fine mis-
sionnry field, none will deny. But We are
awful wicked over her., too. Quite rum-
Der 1T EIclcn'ans are here now, and We
utter the Macedonian cry, "COms over and
help u.s." Cannot we have services, once a
fortnight, at least. &c ministers Of Helena
~,,r Eosrv .v,y,.s- grin RoOvs and koc,
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TIE KOsEY "KIYCs" kLUB ROOMS. and kocl
koukoktons arc kept konstanty In Contemplation ny
konsidcatc creatures Of the kapit to BE- The finest
Cigars and Liquors kept, and No others.
z. .KIYCS" SHED,-No. T. WOOD ST. HELENA.
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BRYASTA txo doors fsusa. =. O., Hese.s.
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~ TRAVIS HORSE COLlsYCN. MAIN Srs, -
Helena. sthc largest and most complete establishment
between Chicago aud San Francirco
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Blackfoot duello evaporated.
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DIED.

DRfANTS, for MssszineA Books aud Papers
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
DAcIFIc RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.

I)Ax1lrlo RniLWAf H0iD LOAN; No sapr..nuo ,,os
and NJ. X, JEsuP Co, IL Pine street, New York; offer
for sale the Bonds Of the kanaas Pacific Hallway These
bonds in gold; have thirty TO
are free from government taxaton are secured by land
grant OF three million of the finest lands In Kansas and
Colorado. In addition to this special grant the COM
pany also three millions OF acres in Kansas
which being rapidly sold develop the country and i
prove the road They are first mortgage upon the eyen
sion OF the road from Sheridan Kansas to Denver Colo
rado The road In operation than enough
net income to the interest the loan There
better security the markethis being In respects
better than government securtes Principal and interest
payable gold Price SO, and accrued Interest," in currency
Pamphlets and circulars furnished on application.
v1yILLIhM b. PUTNAM. SO WALL sTREET-BoNDs
w and soeks bought and sold loans negotiated seet
rifles, bonds and mortgage &C. Second Mortgages wanted
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l.. I-RuNN1NG MEETING.
Monday, September g. at 2 30 +. NJ
Four mile heats closed with entries. Second race two
year old colts; dash, mile.
Wednesday, September 8.
Hurdle race, mile heats weer weight hurdles Second
race, mile heats, 3 In 8, for all ages.
Saturday, September II.
handicap hurdle race mile heats, hurdles Sec
ond race 2 mile heats. l7'F
Train leaves Hunters Point u o'clock special train for
the Course at tickets be procured at the ticket ocs
j. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
j. Fall Meeting.
sPORTlNG-DOGs, RIRDs. NC.

V,ICKETs FOR SALE AT COOKIES sUNNYSIDE HOTEL
l. for the Races Monday. grand Bah after the
is NARIMUS w. r. COOKE, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

I'oR sALE-vERY CHEAP, FIRST CLASS JEwELRY
4 store; repairs for two Inquire of D. G. STEUER
LEM, i3 Chatham street, room No. B.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

J7oR sALF-THE AUTOMATIC E0N-FREExING AND
Eon-friconal Hydrant patented November II, 1885,
amned and approved by the Brooklyn Water Board
the premises of Joseph W. Marshall so Even street.
T.. d., whore j1Qniry may be made. NELL d CO. y
Potent once, 80 Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN Southern Line.
The steamship LoDoNA, H. r. Hovey, win leave pier
East river Saturday, Sept. II.
Freight for st. Louis Mobile and Galveston taken at
through rates.
Forfregbt passage, having superior accommodations,
apply TO =
The DE SOTO viii follow from pier a6 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX co.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBAEY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
n tme.-The steamboats, G. VIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW will and after Thursday. July leave Desbrosses
ThiYtyfourth 85, landing at Yon.
kers, West Point CORNWALL Newburg Poughkeepse Tivo,
Rhincbeck Catskil Hudson Tickets sold ard
checked board the all poina New York Cen.
tral, Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

JToR SALE-TIiE RESTAURANT 11s GRAND STREET,
Il do from Broadway nicely 6tted UP location
surpassed For particulars apply the premises beweenS
and 10 a. ~. and ana D /. VI.
The New York herald., 1869-09-06

EOR sALE-FoUR SPLENDID CARRIAGE HORSES,
10 hands high, and old sound, kind ana gente
IN every respect must 10 sold Apply at " West Eighteenth