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saa Erancisco, Cal, 5larch 2;;tb, 1sao

saa Francjsco, Cal, SIarch 25th. Gs8o. l GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will po Drecciyed at the office, No. POI Sutter Stree; San Francisco, C,J. by the undersigned. unx il l2o clock, I., on THURSDAY, July Isn 1869 tRhen they will be openei) fer the sup- ply ahd delivery ct the military posts ;n fri. zona Territory, ofail the BEEF and MUTTON live or slaughtered, that may be reqair ed for the troops st~,;oned thereat during the year 1870.
 The soHply will amount to about 3CaG Beevesard oo1 Wethers.
 Copy ctt'e present contract and detailed instruo ions 10 bidders can be obtained at said oGiee, at the office ofthe Actg. Commissarv of Subsistence at Wilmington. Cal, and at the office of lhe A C. s. it any Of the Military posts n Arizoro Territory Proposals vi, bo received for any part of the supply
 Bid62rs ara invited 10 Je present at the oHe"in~ of tha bids The riga. IS reserved of rejecting any or all bids. Advertising expenses (3362) will be borne by inc su cce ;s lul bidders, pro rata
 J. Mel TAYLOR,
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Judge Doc.sUs-Csc5r BIckalew. Clerk h Tue-on, Pima couL.y, comm.l .n-on ,b.a. 1IonGAy n anil, 2ai first M5n4l- ll O..g5.
 SECOND DIsracr.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased.

Estate of Joaquin Tapia, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by theundersi ynod administrators otthe above namel estate. 10 the creditors Of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers. within one year from tthe date of this notice to l. B WOOSTER al his store in the town Of Tubac, in the county ot Pima, or to PHILIP DRACHNAN a5 lis stors in he town of Iuoson, in sad coOnty. Date at Tucson, A. T.,
 March 22d, l869
 PHILIP ORA GILMAN
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sELTC NOTLJE!

A LL persons ar" 7-arne- .-7inss tresDas'.r:. 1 2 The property of the M0WBY SILVER MI, work will be resumed on an extens;ve's caIa aa as proper arrangements ctn be made, and the yuiQn ofthe country will justify it. The prs n mas been placed in the hands of the Military a-' I,es o1 the United States, by order of Gen. urant' U. :. A. Commander-in-ehief, at the rei oI the ndersigned. All just and Legitimate c.- gainst the Company will be settled upon 1esuul; of work. The undersigned relies upon bis ih'- ID Arizona to see that the spirit of this 1o'- carried out.
 SYLVESTER HGONHl.
 President
 Mowry Silver Minia5Lo' New York, Otet4, '67'
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ARIZONA OFFICIAL 17oe
 1869.
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II Goodwin Adam Sg-E, GOODWIN 6 SANDERS, Dealers Tn General Merchandise
 TUCSON, 4 T.
5 E AVE this day on hand and are constant

AF t this day on hand and are constantly A Eeee'Vng' large stock of goods selected
 EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET, consisting in part of ,nd GFy s Uood5 and Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boos G35Puons, Staple and Fancy G6ods. Belts, Pistols. ,..,H roToeT; Pereo= sion caps, &c 6c, which they naAiui fo past f!vors they respectfully solicit continuance ot pabIic patrona ge
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 II@lIlct Atjomer-Grarrifl, IT Ou- 1.'o"suFeT-Hiinyy k DsIgr.. 0u'y heeoidcr- Oscar Ugck,Il-- 1 John c. Canror sweeney, E. u1il; Adminis ,rator.--ch,s IT M. County seat-TQesou. '-'!@
 TAvApAI COUNTY Frooate Judge-uczikiah proats SneriI--A John Moore
 District Attorney--John Y Rorn.... Ireasurer-WH!iam Cory heeorder-Jo!ln II Beh~n HuPerV'Sors-John C Cam.5-Y.- County Seat Prescott. YUMA COUNTY. Proeate Judge-Joseph 5. Tutle. Shenti-Dayid King.
 District Attorney--Mareus D D.lt.,. IreaSUger--Robert Coles
 Recorder Peter Doll.
 GupeI'13or'--W I. Ravcua. c. Gross, lIC.. I"0iit .. au'inis trator---Jehn psf county seat--La Paz
 %oHAyE COUNTY. PI9'ate Judge-Wm l. Haskell Sherif-Eil Smith
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, March 16.-The insurgents in the
neighborhood of Sagua number 1900, and are
under the command of an American named
Rudolph Pale, formerly in the Confederate
service, and lately clerk in mercantile
house in Carbarien.
Advices from the interior represent that the
troops are advancing against the rebels in ev-
cry direction. The government officers are
working hard to re-establish communications
between Neuvitas and Puerto Principe.
Skrmishes have taken place at Bacar, near
Neuvitas, and at Pobririle, Two fights within
forty-eight honrs are reported, in one of which,
according to government accounts, 175 insur
gents were killed. No reports Of these en-
gagements have been received from the Cuban
side.
Forty rebel prisoners have arrived here
from Remedies.
The rebels who were defeated at Mayari
are moving towards Holquin.
The Diario says the wealthy planters and
merchants are dissatisfied with the abolition
proclamation issued by the insurgents in the
central department.
A steam transport has arrived from BARGE
Iona with HOO Spanish troops.
There is great military activity in the CEN
tral and eastern departments.
Skirmishes between the troops and rebels
are reported in various quarters of the Island
but no serious engagement seems to have
taken place.
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MORE INDIAN oUTRAGEs.
WASHINGTON.
rEnD~

NEW YORK, March 16.-The Herald's WASH
ington correspondent says it is shown that it
was the Treasury ring and not the law of 1888
that ruled out Secretary Stewart; that law the
correspondent shows has been a dead letter on
the statute book for years. 1t provides that no
Secretary Of the Treasury shall purchase pub
lie lands or public securities, and yet official
records show that Secretary McCulloch, since
he took the Office, purchased 7O14 acres of pub
lie lands. The correspondent insists that were
it not for the weakness of some of the Presi-
dents friends, who quailed before the clamors
of the Treasury ring against the appointment
of Mr.. Stewart, two-thirds of Congress would
willingly have voted for the repeal of a law
which had become obsolete and useless
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GREAT AUCTION SALE |
Portland, Maine.

About 500 Acres of Land and water
Front,
including about half of South Portland. or Cana
Elizabeth village distant half mile fem the Gus
tom House and Grand Trunk Depot, and embracin .
SEVEN-EIGHTHS OF A MILE OF WATER
FRONT, DEEPEST IN THE HARBoR.
Rare Opportunity for Large Capitali.ss.
The whole WILL BE SOLD IN ONE PARoHL, on
liberal credit-only small amount required in cash
Property unencumbered.
The village has two churches, good school-houses
. fsw hundred houses, steam ferry, and owns more
than half the evaiable dock front Of Portland Har-
Dor.
inc property to be sold, besides having the deep
est water is the only suitable si1cavaiable for the
Portland Termini of thu great Pacac Railroads, and
ana extends from Fort Preble, taking IN -. entire
water front up to opposite the crsnd n. -ak
"narVes' thence up the channel to inclra. -
mar tne oreakwater, which was originally bu5t -,
.nS ynited States at cost of over s2b0 00a hr. a.
winch L negsr took tile deeds '-''''O'' DUG iof
ia ~ postiye without reserves COO cash.
anIe rs 4. mi &c or ave years az six per ems
~ ls estimated that the two new kaiireads mm.
West d pung 10 connect Portland with the Great
ionbis the sHe racine Railroads, will more than
uIsS ryuiS tne population, and must extend an Cena
Inzaoeth side of the channel as Portland IsI.nSPo
'vo,is, Ied up now and will take up the entire
yhch doss aa1 M. iand water Front in the Harbor.
lifferent e AiAies' soou' bad and In
.nS When i Is known that Pier Sites Opposi,. M,
low over Forty Thousand Dollars and are ~, s.
he prosnects ns ts sde, Capitalists viii appreciate
There is no other such in lie Harlor os p...,.
~ s-p Sapt Plctett, Of Cape Elizabeth, will sheG
Sale 25th March, at Boston or po,,,.,.
HORACE II. DAY, Owner
--aroutu 229 Broadway, New York.
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E U R O p e
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, March 16.--A slight shock of earth
quake was felt in the eastern part of Lanca-
shire this morning. No damage was done.
In the House Of Commons this evening the
Mayor of Dublin appeared at the bar and pre-
sented petitions praying for the establishment
of religious equality in ireland, and that am.
nesty be granted to all Fenians. In reply to a
formed by Mr.. Ortway, under Secretary of the
Foreign Department, that the Government
would soon bring in bill establishing uni
form and permanent law of extradition.
FRANCE.
LONDON, March 16.-By orders received from
Paris all soldiers and sailors who were recruit
ed in the wear 1862 have been discharged from
the military and navy departments.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 16.-In the Cortes yesterday
motion was made by a Republican member
that the Cortes take ground in favor of legal
izing civil marriages. and several Republican
members spoke in support of the motion. At
the conclusion of the debate it was announced
that the Government intended to introduce q
bill on that subject. A discussion arose con.
eerning eonscription and the recent popular
demonstrations against it. Ministers Sagosta
Topete and Prim accused Orense and Pierrad
of making speeches to the people on Sunday
last subversive of the Government. Orense
was charged with melting people to oppose the
authority of the Cortes and Pierrad was ac-
cused of exhorting soldiers to disobey the or
ders of their officers. A violent scene ensue6
in the Cortes. The exasperations of both par
ties rendered discussion impracticable, anG
aftey few words from Figueras, pledging thu
Republican party, whatever its political de
sires might be, to submit to the decision of tn,
Constituent Cortes, the subject was dropped
and soon after the sitting was adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
ITY AND VICINITY

NEW York, March 16.-Work has been re-
sumed on Stevens battery, at Hoboken, under
the superintendent of Gen. G. b. McClsmah
of j. 81. Winslow & Co., keepers of an alleged
bogus jewelry establishment at No 208 Broad
way, for defrauding the Western Advertising
Agency of large amount.
George, Hamilton, colored, fireman in Light
body's ink factory, was seriously scalded this
afternoon by the explosion of the boiler. The
building was slightly damaged.
Jas: Gwinn has been arrested on a charge of
illieitly removing whiskey from distillery.
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@ o M M Il R CIAL.
New York stock and Money Mark.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 16.-Money more active and
the Treasury was increased to-day by the trans
fer Of $3,OO0,000 from Warrington, raising it to
$2000OOO, which precudes the idea of Gold sales for
the present. The uncertainty as to the time wfen
the bank stock will be called by the Comptroller in
duces the banks to husband their resources and
seey are ire aUs no., ensg as freely Discounts II per
at 1888 a 10S5. Gold stronger under the belief that
the Government will not sell at present and the In
Cuba price opened at 1871 fell to 1919 and closed at
1919 q 1871 Washington advices say the coin bal
ance IN the Treasury is $1os Ooo, including $780,
currency balance is $13,000,O0O. The Treasury dis
bursements since March fst is $75O, 900 against
the receipts of $4,000 900 from the internal reyenue
$4,000 900 from miscellaneous sources and S. 100000
fIom customs. Governments dull and lower, but
closed steady Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the tol-
do 520s 1862, 119s q 11s2; do 1864, 1l5t q i164 do
1855, 1i7l 1l7a; do new l1sl 11st; do 81, 1f3l q
1ss nsl,ioss s. 1ds 1d 1ds l04o 1866 1851 Pacific
Border State bonds dull but steady; Missouri,s,
81 ssl; new Tennessee's, 65i q 651; North Caro-
The Railroad market was irregular during the fore
noon, though in the main heavy. Pacific Mail was
the feature, and fell to 96. Large amounts Of this
stock are now held by brokers, and it can be easily
depressed. The approaching completion Of the Pa
cifc Railroad is used as an argument against it. The
Pacific Mail touching 95. About o'clock the mar
ket steadied and prices improved somewhat, but at
the close very unsettled feeling; sales of New York
Central to-day were heavy, one speculator alone sell
ling 5000 shares. Mariposa strong on kilograms from
the mines II at 600 tons Of have been reduced by
the new mills and the amount of Geld realized is
three times greater than by the old process. The fol-
loving are $50 prices Pacific Mail 952 a 95H; wes-
tern Union Telegraph, 3sa q 3Si; New York Central,
l5S3 @ 169; Erie, 355 q 35b; Hudson, 14s3 "a 14O;
Harlem, 1854 q 1877; Reading, s14 914; Fort Wayne
1901 a 1901 Michigan Central, lit; Michigan South
ern, ST. a 97I Illinois Central, 141; Toledo, 1861 a
,9et; Chicago q Rock Island. 1881 q 1923; Chicago
North Western, S3a 49,; do preferred, 91A q 91y.
The Directors Of the Rock Island road have de-
cared dividend of 5s per cent, lyable April 10th
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to 81, 900.
The receipts at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to payments, 81 131, 1856 balance, $91
631, ,258.
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PENNsYLvANrA.

hOMAN UATHULIC HITEB,
PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-Solemn Pontifi-
cal Mass was celebrated this merning at the
Cathedral of st. Peter and st. Paul, on the oc-
casion of the removal of the remains OF Right
Rev. Michael Egan, first Bishop of Philadel-
Phia, and Right Rev. Henry Cornwell, second
Bishop of Philadelphia, to the vaults under
the Cathedral sanctuary, in the rear OF the
main altar. Bishop Egan was consecrated in
1910, and died in 1914. Bishop Cornwell was
was consecrated in 1920.
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MAssAOHUsETTs.
THE PEACE MUsIoA1, FrsrrvAr

THE PEACE MUSICAL FESTIVAL. :
BOSTON, March 16.-The Board of Alderman.
with one dissenting vote, have granted the pa
rade ground on the Common for Peace Musi-
cal Festival
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MIssOURI.
STEAMBOAT BURNED.

ST. LOUIS, March 16-The steamer Ruth,
which was burned yesterday in the lower Mis-
insured lfor $55,O00 in Western oompanies.
Her cargo, of 1000 tons, was valued at about
$780, The fire originated in the hold near
the boilers, and she was immediassly sunk by
cutting hole in her bow. She lies in 10 s@at
of water A large portion of her cargo can be
saved IN damaged condition.
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U s. VENTILATION CO.,
46 Congress Street,
One Dollar,
One Dollar,
One DOLLu9. !
New Stock of Goods T!

UST Opened at 800 Congress street. (late
~ STEVENS q CO'S) q large lot OF New Goods,
and in consequence OF the great rush for One Dollar
Stores, will sell every article in this stock for
One Dollar (more or less according to the value.)
Fine Cloths for mems and boys wear, Table Linen
Scotch Quilts, White Marseiles Quilts large stock
OF Table Cutlery, which will be sold very low Rogers
pest Plated Spoons and Forks Castors, Albums Note
Paper, Envelopes, Pins, Needles, Linen Thread,
Ivory and Horn combs, Wallets, Razors, Shears,
hdkfs, Hose, &c, &c. AL to be soils for One
all atonce, but come yoursefin the loren DON and
bring your family and let the come in the after
noon. Wear your old clothes the proprietor will
not be responsible for damage to new ones.
ANY one buying five dollars worth can ride on our
horse and it is most as good as new and cost fifty
cents, and is easier to ride than Velocipede, it
ance better Any one buying ten Dollars worth will
be sent home in a hack, anywhere within the city
Mar 10 dlwis
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MEXICO.

DEFEAT OF VARGAS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Dispatches from
Galveston to-day say Matamoras papers of
the 9Th announce that courier has just arriv-
ed bringing news of the total defeat of Vargas.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
HAVANA, March 16-We have the following
news from Mexico:
Col. Mayer, formerly in the United States
army, was arrested on a charge of attempting
70 carry over ms regiment to the rebel Gen.
Negrete.
Many officers who acted under Negrete have
been captured and shot.
Frequent arrests are made in the CITY of
Mexico of persons alleged to be implicated in
the revolutionary plot.
Wealthy capitalists, representing millions Of
property, are emgrating from the country.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, March 16.-Sugar quiet; No. 12 at 81 q
reals.
money.
American securities-United States 5'2os s33; IL
linois Central shares 974; Erie shares 24s.
LIVERPOOL, March 16-Afternoon.-Cotton quiet;
Mddling uplands ~ a 12fd; sales 5000 bales.
LONDON, March 15-Evening.-Consols e25 for
money and SO for account.
American securities-United States 5-20's quiet at
e3I; Stocks quiet Erie shares Is; Illinois Central
shares s74; Atlantic & Great Western shares 81.
FRANKFORT, March 16-Evening States
5-20's easier at S7s.
LIVERPOOL, March 18-Evening-Cotton quiet
Middling uplands IL q 12sd; Middling Orleans 12i
a 12fd. Rosin-common 5s Cd; fine los.
LONDON, March 16-Evenng.-Lnseed Cakes a10
a 10 105s. Sugar firm both on the spot and afoat;
on the spot 39s Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-17
DISPATCHES to Evening Papers.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERHC

CENTRAE. AND SOUTH AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER.
New YORK, March 16.-The steamer Henry
Chauncy brings Panama dates OF the otn, anu
1854 ,292.80 in treasure.
LOSS OF STEAMER SANTIAGO.
The Pacific steam Navigation Companys
fns new steamer Santiago, from Valparaiso
for Liverpool, ran on a rock in the Straits OF
Magellan January 26th and sunk. All on
board were saved except two sailors and one
THE IsTHMUs.
BY Junction of the liberals and conssrva-
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-17
GEORGIA.
rr1rrf,nu-nurNnMuxr

THE CoNsTITUTI0NAb AMENDMENT.
ATLANTA, March 16.-The House has passed
the 18th amendment by vste of "a to 49,. Re-
publicans present and not voting, 18; Repub-
licans voting Maya. 1t is made the special
order in the Senate for tomorrow afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-17
TRIAL FOR ROBBERY.

The trial of Harry Jennings and CHARLES II.
Steadman, charged with the robbery OF Geo.
H. Gooding, broker, of $4,000 in gold and cur
rency, in July, 1866, commenced in the Supe-
rior Criminal Court day.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-17

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 16-Beef Cattle-re-
ceipts 391 head; market moderately active; sales
second quality II 90 q 12 90. Sheep and Lambs-re-
ceipts 24S6 head last weeks prices have been firmly
held; sales at to &c ~ ib Veal Calves 90 to 70 O6
NEW BEDFORD. March 15.-On market-Sperm
has been in good demand for export, and sales wer
made of $500 bbls., in parcels at 90 P gal. Whse
is very quiet, and we have no sales to report.
NEW YoRK, March 16.-Cotton shade lover;
ing little more steady. Flour-saies 1900 bbls.;
State and Western dull and 10 q 15c lower super
exTa Western % 90 soaern
dull and declining; sales 300 bbls.; exta s 30 g
u 75: Wheat shade firmer for Spring Snd dull and
asSsred ooa S heavy apd lc lower; sales Ss,-
an Oats without sse: g SIsh
sest ns:yy Pork m q g sale. 200 mess
Whiskey quiet. Rice quiet. Sugar steady; sales $50
dull. Naval Stores dull and declining; Spirits Tul-
pentine 4s q 40. Petroleum quiet and heavy; crude
163e; refined bonded s1s Freghts to Liverpool firm
81 ST. Cotton per steamer 'l'd wheat per steamer
CHICAGO, March 16.-Exchange on New York
steady. Flour in light demand. chiefly for low me-
Wheat"No. in fair demand at at 10; No. quiet at at
114@ 14f. Corn active and frmer; new 534c; no
grade 4s1 q 51c Oats easier and in air. demand at
W. Whstsyy rm at t. 50 a &c. Mess PoTk teady
81 90. Lard IS q 1sAc. Dresssd Hogs dull at IL 90
@ 70 %. Live Hogs in good demand at 9 rs a 10 75
Cattle easy.
CINCINNATI March 16.-Whiskey dull and droop-
ing; sales at 80 a 9lc. Mess Pork held at 80 co. but
81 80 q 81 rs offered. Bulk Meats sold at 122c ca4h
and 13c buyer March for shoulders; sideshed at 15c
Bacon firm; shoulders 132 q lac; clear rib sides Il
a 1?1c clear sides 17ic. Lard held at 19c with little
demand; 1870 offered. The Price Current publishes
report of the Pork packing in the West. The to
footing for this is last season, 2793
032; average weight IL, however, 81 TBS hog great
than last season, and average yied OF lard 81 fb
P hog including head and gut. The net decrease in
crop is 81 per cent and the net decrease in lard
$1,000 Tbs.
MILWAUKEE,, March 16.-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat unsettled; No. l at III; No. a
074 Oats frmer; No. at 53 q 533c. Corn firm
for new rejected Sc q SIC. Rye dull; No. at IA
Barley nominal. Provisions firm and unchanged
Dressed Hogs steady at IL 90 q 12 30.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 49, Cotton quiet
sales 100 bales; Mddlings 272c receipts 578 bales
exports, coastwise 375 bales.
SAVANNAH, March 16.-Cotton quiet and steady
sales 1000 bales Middlings 27lc receipts 254 bales
exports, coastwise 1863 bales.
MOBILE, March 16.-Cotton fiat; sales 250 bales
low Middlings 2eac; receipts 5S4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 16.-Cotton declined Mid
dings 26a Csc; sales 2500 bales; receipts 10 bale
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-17
AUCTION SALES.
Groceries az Auction.

AN Thursday, March 18th, at 1-2o'clock p. NJ.
~ at Salesroom Is Exchange st, oan Peaches. Tol.
and Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce, Kstchup, Pei :.
persauce, candy, Tcbacet, cigars, coffee, Soap,
Spices chocolate. Starch, Sale aius, cream Tartar,
Mustard Prunes, Bristol Brick aEd Dust, Pipes
bbls. Pickles, medium and fne; Dried Apples and
Peaches. Onions, Salt, Vinegar AMI cider, Tubs,
Pals. Sieves clothes Pins, Brushes, 10 bbls Pota
toes, Straw-Paper and Twfre.
The above DDS are fresh, and frs.-class goods.
mri7td ". o. BAILEY, Aucti0neer.