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fsLAkES Patent Conductor S Lantern.
- G.. W. BANTER e. co.
April 90. d&wtf
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At Saratoga Springs, Nov. 18th, LOUISA, daughter
of the Hon. Nathan Smile, of Cambridge, and wife
of }. p. Arwoon, Esq, of Madison, Wisconsin
aged twenty-five years.
In Brandon ON Monday, the l4th inst, WILLIE,
infant son of Horace j., and Phcbe b. Bond, aged
10 months.
In Williaton, on the 18th inst, Ms. MARY ANY
STEVENS, aged SO year.
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Notice.
BURLINGTON
rpr, NV:s.'PR, use,

Carpc, Warch use,
lao Church STREET,
sN X. NICHOLS RI * NOW COMPLETED HIS
Il arrangements with all the principal Carpet
Manufacturer, in the United states, a well a with
the importers for all desirable styles Of Foreign
Manufacture and can exhibit - great variety
As most of the Carpet Houses in New FORK and
Boston and can sell a. low, and IN tact
Is now Selling Lower!
lie has on hand 200 pieces of nearly every Grade
and Pattern such as beautiful
Enrii.h Br4 ..s.c Patent Velvet,
Venetian Three Ply.
Extra Supcrhnc. Sulerhnc,
Fine a common Ingram Cotton and Wool,
Cotton and Hemp, straw Mating,
Drurrct Crumb Cloths,
Door Mats Hearth Rugs.
English and American Floor Oil Cloths, ali
widths from iths to yards wide
Table oil Cloths Window Shades and fixtures.
Curtain Musns, palnaSkS,
Morcens Bed Spreads,
Blankets Table spreads &c.
lie has also on hand an extensive and complete
GENERAL DRY GOODS.
carefully selected from both the New York and
Boston Markets. and adapted to the various wuut4
both domestic and personal, Of all portion, II the
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, cons ,ting Of
Mantlla NclyctS, Mcrinos,
Rrocadc silks, Cohurss,
Black silks, De LANES.
Black a chan gL Satins, do do all ayol
Plaid, striped, plainand Madonnas,
changcabe silks, De Bcs"s, 4. &c.
SHAW LIS
Of every grade and variety, Long and Square, Bay
State. silk, Grape, Broche, Cashmere, Delaine.
Tibet, &c Also,
nOSIERY, GLOVES, ETC.
In the Wooden department hay bc iouod black, blue,
dIab, brown and green French, German and Emcri-
can Cloths. Doe skins, Fancy Ca,-imcrcS. Satinetts,
Twccds, Ncstiugs and TUilur'> trimmings. Also
full assortment Of Ladies Cloths for cloak, of every
desirable color together with ClogAS 0ld NtIls of
the latcst styles ready made. Also q large lot of
Domestic and Bay state
fla \ ELS
among which are Fine Flannel. tir aides Sacks
and childrcn's dresses, both plain and printed,
of a superior quality. and in great
variety of color and pattern.
Especial attention j. called TO hi stock 81
Rich Brocadc Silks.
of which he is now offering larger and better
sortment than ha, ever before been brought to this
market also to "a superior style ami quality Of
BL1Ch SILK.
to crack. Especial pains will hc taken to show goods,
and to offer them ut prices calculated t. give entire
satisfaction.
y. B.-A liberal discount viii Toe made To- those
who buy to sell again. and thn." furnishing hotels
and dwellings, whore large quantities are wanted.
4 O-tubcr wljf
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EBjncsburgIi Academy.

yV,uE WINTER TERM WILL COMMENCE on
1 Tuesday, Nov 18TH, and continue eleven
weeks, under the charge Of
AUSTIN HAVEN TR., Principal
MISS LCCRETIA WILSON, Prcecptrcss, and
Teacher Of Music.
Scholars are expected to be PR emit at the begin
ming Of the term. Charge, for tuition a usual, no
deduction for few days absence. Board an be OBJ
tanned in private families at Sl,5o Per eek or
rooms can be rented by those who prefer 80 t0'rJ
Themselves
Application. should be made to the Principal.
Ilncsburgh. Vt, Nov. Sd, 1913. v2Ow3'
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in Burlington post-ofhcc NOV. Is, Is

-
Bnqkus Lucy Mira
Bard A Miss
Barker 7 % Co
Barto Susannah
Barrow Sarah Mig
Belivau A
Beaudeau 1
Canndy Margaret
Carlton l. ?
Crane l. w
Clark l. w Rev
easy John
Cartwright 4 Go
Carotie .luseph
Childs Cornclia a
CURLY Peter
Conner Moranda Mr..
''.''
Davis Orrilla
Damesnil c
bennett James s
Deer Lucia
Dcrote Dcmlno
Dickson Dora
r,,,s Oliver mr. Heir,
''' no
r,. p
r ,",," o" ,,nra
rr ,uir's NJ "
r;i,1nraId lirs
C.lI.;..n...,a,
Uircaly David
Gilbert Leon
Griffith Grace A
Griffin Mary
trou.;,u.a. v..on
Harris \ II
Hale Ch,s p
IIolligan Catherine
Hall Sarah H
IIa!linon Edn.oad
Hart Moses
Hart NJ. l.. Mrs
lIartsIlorn G. |.
Hamilton James
Jcary 'amea
loyncr + II
Joiman VIM
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I AIDES LEATHER REWCULES.-A FINE
assortment Of various sizes and colors, at
HORIZONS 4 CO.'S
Sept, "a, ddwtf
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BAKERSFIELD AcADrMICAL lN>TITuTIoN.

YE,HE WINTER TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence Oh Wednesday Nov %, and
continue eleven weeks un T. r. the following Board Of
Teachers
JOS. A. MCLAUGHLIN A. f., P,lnciaE
Miss 4. T. WnTSEY, Praccrtrc.s.
Mr. JNo Il. :. MAYNAEp, A ssistaut.
Miss T.. 4. WAERES, Teacher IF Music.
.*Board from 81 IS to 81 50 pr week
bakersfield, Nov. 10, lej3. w20w3
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Oct. 81.
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among which are Fine Flannel. tjr Ladies Sacks
and children, dresses, both l'lain and printed,
of a superior quality. and in great
variety of color and pattern.
Esnnninl nttnn1 INN !. nLlLnl ~ M. ,tnnk -
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SHAW Is
HOSIERY, GLOVES. ETC.

In the Wooden department hay be iouod black, blue
drab brown and green French, German and lmcri-
can Cloths Doe skins Fancy Ca-,imcrcs. ~atinctts,
Twccds Ncstiugs and I"iur'> trimmings, Also a
full assortment Of Ladies Cloths for cloah, of every
desirable COLOR together with Coa's o.d N"hlas Of
the latest styles ready made. Also large lot Of
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-15
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
~ Nevada. Whereas. on tine 3rd day of
January A. 1858, writ of attachment issued
from the office of the clerk of the district
court 10Th judicial district, county and state
ebove named. directed to me. in favor of Tur-
ner & Dumars and against Il. c. Dawson,
Thos. Anthony, and James FolE es; by vir-
tue of which lsvied, on the Sd day of January
1853. on the House and Lot situated on Main
street in Nevada city, known as the Western
Hotel; and afterwards, to-wit-on the l0tn
day of March, judgment was rendered in said
district court on said attachment for the sum
Of S305 Is 100 debt and damages and S95 so
costs of suit, whereupon an execution issued
on the sixth day Of July, 1858, for the above
amount. Now, therefore, by virtue of said
execution will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house in Nevada city, on
Saturday the Slst day of July, inst, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. all the right, title and interest
the said defendants had in and to the above
described property on the Sd day of January,
1883. Nevada city. July llth, 1873.
l2-2t W. II. ENDECOTT, sheriff ". C.
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|. j. LARK, w G. ALgAS
: Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals
WhOles1I. onJ Poto;I

Wholesale o:id Retail.
\ ARs. LARK AND ALBAN having formed
2/ partnership in the above business and
reToved to the old stand formerly occupied
by Lark and Garrason, directly opposite
Phelps Hotel, Main ST.. Nevada city, are now
receiving the largest and best selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Patent Medi-
cirles, PertAme cries, Brushes Cigars Lamp Oh,
etc. ever brought into this market, all of which
We will sell considerably less than former pri-
ces, and We hope by long experience and close
-ttention TO business TO merit liberal share OF
public patronage.
To THE LADIES we can furnish the finest
variety of Perfumery this side of the cities be.
low, such as Eau Lustrals, Pomatums, Creme
Capillarie Bears Oil, Macassar Oil, Rose
Hair Oil, Fancy Colognes, Lubin's Extracts,
Charcoal Tooth paste, Tooth powder, fine per-
fumed soaps of all binds. hair brushes, tooth
brushes, nail brushes, shell dressing combs.
toilet powders, chalk balls etc. etc.
We particularly invite the attention of the
lovers of good Cigars to our stock of La Fra
gancia, FL Coloso de Rodas, Ell Dorado, Cas-
tdnon, and many other fine brands, which we
offer wholesale and retail at reduced prices.
We invite physicians to call and examine
our stock of Medicines. We are determined
TO furnish the profession with medicines at as
low figure as they can buy in San Francisco.
Physicians prescriptions put up carefully
upon the shortest notice, at all hours
MY ZI-Sm LARK ALBAN
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STATUE Or WAsHINGToN "A letter
received by US from Rome, says the
Richmond Enquirer of June 4th, brings
the agreeable intelligence, that Mr..
Crawford, the sculptor and architect
Of the Virginia Washington monument,
has far advanced with the Equestrian
Statue Of Washington, and, instead of
keeping dotrn to the terms of his con-
tract, has gone up TO twenty feet, in
stead Of fourteen feet, for the height of
the horse and rider. He will thus en-
sure grandeur Of effect that could not
have been obtained by adhcring to IA
tee:--thought tic extraordinary size will
cost him several thousand dollars more
for the casting in bronze than he count
cd upon when he commenced the work.
Mr. e. is advancing rapidly, and the
model Of the equestrian statue will be
completed within the present year.
The statues Of Jefferson and Henry, are
already east in bronze. AS clue to
the extraordinary amount Of clay Mr.
c. has thus far put ue IN the equestrian
group. we refer TO the striking fact that
the right arm of Washington is sersn
feet long. We say nothing of the at
tcndant hcad- -work.
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Constable's Sale.

RY virtue of an execution under attachment
ES TO me directed and issued out of the JUS
tice court of II. w. Coburn a justice of the
peace for Nevada county and state of Calfor-
MIA. OIL judgment rendered on the 9th day
OF June A. B. 1853, in favor of James II. KEN
Bile as plaintiff. and against r. r. Craig, H..
Norman, and II. A. Mills as defendants for
the sum of l54 5l-l00 dollars debt and costs of
suit. The foregoing being the amount now
due and unpaid on said Judgment, have lev
led upon and will expose to public sale, ON the
premises at the head of Main street, above the
old burial ground, in Nevada county and town
ship. on Tuesday the 18th day of July, A. D..
1853, between the hours of O'Clock 4. M. and
5 O'Clock P. NJ. all the right, title and interest
of said 4. r Craig, Norman and Mills in and
to the following described property, to-wit 3:
One largo Dwelling House and two acres more
or less of ground partly fenced in; said prop
erty is known as the "old City Hospital sit
uated at the head of Main street, in Nevada
township and city as described above-which
will sell TO the highest bidder for cash.
GEO. d. KENDALL,
Special constable.
Nevada Julv 18th lS53.-l2-It
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Benicia Female Seminary.

g7EHE second year Of this Institution will
u commence on Monday, lst august, on
which day the exercises and duties of the
school will be resumed. It is the determina-
tion Of the Trustees 70 advance the already
high reputation of this Seminary, and no eff
forts will be spared to render it worthy of pat
ronage. Faithful aud efficient teachers have
been provided, and every attention will be
given to the proper education and moral train
ing of the pupils. The year is divided into
two sessions of FIVE calendar months each.
TERMS, payable one-half in advance, one
half on the 18th Oct.
Board and Tuition per session of five
months, $500 90
Washing, 81 80 per doz.
Day scholars, per session, 30 90
EXTRAS.
Vocal AMI Instrumental Music. so 90
Spanish, French, Drawing, &c each, 20 90
Applications for admission NAV be made to
Edward Croker, Esq, Treasurer, or to Sam
uel G. Gray. Secretary.
S. WOODBRIDGE, Jr.,
I2-ln President Board Trustees.
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Constable's Sale.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
- Nevada, IS. By virtue of an execution to
me directed and delivered, issued from the
court of T. w. Colburn, Esq, successor to E.
g. Daugherty, late justice Of the peace in and
for the county aforesaid, bearing date July
7th, 1853, TO satisfy judgment rendered by
said court on the 26th day of October A. D.
1852 in favor of J. c. Parduc and against
Paul Z. Damarine for the sum of SIT S8-le0
debt and damages, and S34 75-l00 costs of
suit have taken in execution and will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, on the premises.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5
o'clock p. M, on Monday, July 18th, 1853, all
the right title and interest of P. &. Damarine
il, and to the ditch know as the Bridge Bar
Ditch Also, two mining claims situate on
the lower end of Bridge Bar. South Yuba river
Also, the interest Of defendant in and to cer-
tain mining claims held by John Moberry,
P c. Damarine and John Sutton, situate on
Relief Hill, on Logan's Flat opposite FRENCH
mans Bar, S. Yuba in Grizzly Bear township
taken as the property of defendant to satisfy
| the above demands and accruing costs.
Nevada city, July 9th, l653.-l2-lt lt*
L. ESTEYS HILL,
Special constable
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Nor VERY ENcoURAGING.--Mr. Cough
stated in q recent lecture at Trenton, n.
J., that 100000 persons had signed the
Pledge, and connected themselves with
the Na>hingtonian movement; that of
this number 100000 had refrigerated
and violated the pledge, and either fill
ed drunkards grave, or were misera-
lie drunkards; that the original mover
of the project now kept low grocery,
in Baltimore, and was the best custo-
mer himself
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To Owners of Lots

TN SAN FRANCISCO, Residing in the
IL Mountains, Notice is given that lots have
been sold for taxes and assessments which re-
quire immediate attention Real Estate sold
Tor taxes, only redoemable within month";
from sale.
Persons away having lots here will do we'll
to send description fIom the deed, that they
may be redeemed and saved, if not too late.
Fee low, with funds in hand from s. to SIS.
Property left in our care will be attended to
in every respect. Faxes are soon due for
i653&4. NoRrHAM, BARTLETT & GARwooD,
81 California ST., Agents for paying Taxes,
l0-3t and general gents
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Notice to Contractors.

THE SUBSCRIBER, sole contractor for
the construction of the South Yuba Min
ing and Sacramento Canal Company's"
works, hereby invites proposals for building
dam across the Yuba River. at the foot Of
the canon on said river, at the point where
the survey commences.
The dam must be constructed of stone and
of sufficient strength to resist the pressure of
the entire volume of waters of that river
when swollen to the highest mark, and e
greeably to the design of the compaGy's En-,
giner, Capt John Day Of Grass Valley.
The work will be com nenced on this sec.
ton of the canal, on the lst of October next,
when the river is presumed TO be at its low
est stage.
Sealed proposals for this work will be re-
ceived until that day, and must be endorsed
Proposals for Dam" and addressed to The
subscriber, care of I. w. Colburn, Esqp
Nevada city.
The work must be of the most substantial
character, and such as to pass inspection and
approval Of the Engineer.
n. PEABODY POOR, Contractor.
Nevada city, May is, 1858, my20-4m
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Notice.

M b, the undersigned, hereby warn all per-
s, sons against purchasing certain notes
9. t.p,thosed to be in the possession r. r. Craig,
VI Ile American Mill. drawn payable to the
w ,vt Craig, and signed by B. L. Conyers and
~ IN. Burlington, dated April I'd, 1858, or
thsreabouts, said notes being three in num-
her, payable as follows: One for thirteen hun
,dred dollars payable Nay lst, SO; one paya-
bic June lst, SO, for six hundred dollars; one
payable July lst, '53, for six hundred dollars
!ne Ia, above notes were given for good and clear
li.ie to one undivided third of one certain saw
miiI mn, On Long Hollow, known as the American
Sll. the Consideration of the above notes
having entirely failed, we will not pay them
B. l.. CONYERS,
WIN. BURLINGTON.
rada city, May 31th, 1858 I2tf
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200 KEGS
GREAT REAL ESTATE RAFFLE.
Richardson's Albion Rancho

100000 Acres Agricultural & Timber Lands !
T YING forty miles north of Bodega, on
IL The coast is divided from sworn sur
vey by James S. Thornton, Esq.-to be de-
cided on the 26th September--the prizes,
with warrantee deeds, to be distributed by
gentlemen from Sacramento city, Stockton,
and San francisco.
This whole tract OF Land is thoroughly in
tersected by running streams which in Octo-
Der last and in November, before the rains,
were running full and strong. The banks of
the rivers are never overfown by freshets
The soil, throughout the whole extent of this
Rancho, is uniformly fertile and is superior
for agricultural purposes does not bake into
hard crust, as is the case in most parts of
the country. 1t also retains moisture through
out the dry season, as is easily proved by in
spection OF the herbage, which is immense
and green all the year round.
There is game of all kinds in abundance,
elk being the most numerous running in
herds of 500 to 1000. Ducks, geese and
wild pigeons in vast numbers.
The rivers and creeks are we'll stocked
with fish. Salmon commerce running in Oc-
tober, and are taken in great numbers by the
Indians.
Salt is procured at Salt Point, and Indian
labor easily obtained.
The following is q list of
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
" will be held in aud for the township of
Grass palIey in Nevada county. on the 23d
day of July inst, to elect one Justice of the
Peace in and for said township, in the place
of N. H. Davis, resigned. Said election to
be held at the several precincts in said town.
ship, and the electors to elect their Inspectors
and Judges on the morning of the same. and
make due return of said election to the clerk
of the county court. By order of Hon. It. H.
= aswell, County Judge of Nevada county.
2-2t WM S PATTERSON clerL
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!. c. HORN. J.R. LEWIS. L. BRIGGS:
B. c.. HORN & CO.,

Importers Of Segars and Tobacco.
DRICK building, Sansome street, between
ID California and Pine, San Francisco
One of our partners being a personal resi-
dent in Havana, we arc enabled to offer in
ducements to those wishing a really choice
article of segars, such as cannot be surpassed
in this country.
Every Variety Of Tobacco,
Kept constantly on hand. Also, full assort-
ment of American Regalias, which we arc
receiving regularly by every clipper ship, ,and
which we are determined 10 offer at less pri-
ces than any other similar establishment on
this coast. Il>3n
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Dissolution.

YENHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween J. w. Hastings and A. g. Pier is
this day by mutual consent dissolved.
All business of the late firm will be settled
by either one of the parties, by calling at the
store of Pier and Hathaway. Broad st.
J. w. HASTINGS,
A. G. PIER.
Nevada, June %, I653.-l0-3w
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II. DAVIS.

Corner of Broad and Pine streets
HEAS just received the following addition
q d - his stock
1000 lbs Potatoes 40 bbls Flour;
1000 lbs Hams; 10 bbs and bbis clear Pork
10 boxes Candies; 1890 lbs Rice;
2G00 lbs Stewards and German crushed Sugar
1900 lbs Manila and China Sugar;
60 cases assorted shelf goods;
1000 l5s leaf Lard.
Iron, Steel Nails, Hardware, Queenswars,
etc. etc. ii. DAVIS.
Nevada, July 18th, 1853 pit
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o. !. l. SYKES is n clndidIte for election
Valley Township, made vacant by The resig
nation OF n. Il. Davis, esq'r. Election, Sat-
urday, July 23i, 1858. l2tl
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Bartholomew Mount Plaiser,
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
For n. York & " Orleans ria Panama

DEPARTURE FROM LONG ITHARF
t7QHE Pacific Mail Steamship Co. magnil-
- iccnt steamer
JOHN l. STEPHENS,
5000 tons, Il. Pearson, Esq, commander.
VIII leave for Panama, with passengers, and
the great through Mails. and treasure, touch
Ing at Monterey. San Diego, and Acapulco,
On SATURDAY, morning, July 18th,
a 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
u The John l.. Stephens viii connect at
Aspinwall with the magnificent steamer 4" IL
linois" and passengers may fully expect to be
landed in New York in twenty two days
Treasure for shipment will be received at the
Office until Friday noon, July 18th.
For Freigh, or Passage, apply on board or to
L. KNIGHT, Ag't,
Cor. Sacramento and Ledesdorf sts
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BLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY and CHER
ID RY BRANDIEs, of the celebrated S. and
w brands, in 10 gallon kegs.
The undersigned are the sole agents for
California fer the above Well known Bran
dies, supply of which will always be found
at their store, No. 1O4 Battery street, corner
of Merchant street, San Francisco. je-lm
STARKwEATnER. MCCLENACHAN & Co.
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Middle Ferry on South Yuba,

EIVE miles north of Nevada, the most di-
rect route to Downieville, Grass Valley,
Eureka, Onion Valley, Moore's Flat, Mineso-
ia, San Juan, Cherokee, French Corral, Poor
Mans and Hopkins Creek, Seventy Six, Pine
Grove, Kelsey's and Sears Dggings, and all
other mining regions north of Ophir, Hang
town. Auburn, Sacramento city, &c.
Persons travelling north, would do we'll to
visit Nevada, to see all the late improvements
in Mining 1t has ever been, and will contin-
ue to be for length of time, the richest and
most extensive mining district that has ever
been discovered in the country.
Travellers honoring US with a call will find
good accGmmo oda,ions at the Ferry.
April 90 3nl DAW 4'.ROBINSON.
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Sheriff s Sale.

State Of California, County of Nevada, IS.
"HEREAS, heretofore to-wit: on the
w I'd day of May D 1853 writ of at.
tachment came to my hands issued out of the
clerks Office of the district court. sixth judicial
district, Sacramento county, in favor of d,
Mortin against the firm of Macana & Evins,
by virtue of which l attached the house and
lot, household and kitchen furniture, bar and
fixtures, and all the appurtenances thereto be-
longing also, cooking stove and furniture
as the property of the aforesaid firm, and loca-
ted in the town of Red Dog, in Nevada coun,y;
and afterwards, to wit: en- the l4th day OF
June, 1853, execution issued from said
court for the sum of eight hundred and eighty
one dollars and twenty cents, ($S8l 20) and
costs of suit amounting to the sum of 203
69-l0O dollars, directing the sale of Sc i'd prop
erty. Now therefore, | will proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder for cash, at the premises
on Saturday the sixteenth day Of July. at ii
o'clock AN. Nevada city, June 29th, 1853
VIM. II. ENDECOTT, sheriff.
10-3t By S. w. BORING. D. S.
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COnstable's Sale.

EDT virtue ofan execution issued out OF J.
. . M. Fouse'a Court Justice of the Peace
Ia and for Nevada County, Township OF Grass
Valley. and to me directed, u; the suit of Wat
klns Howell and against Jos. Atkinson.
have seized about tons of Hay, which will
expose for sale to tho highest bidder for cash,
at Public Auction un MONDAY 23d inst al 10
o'clock, A. III on the premises at Pacific
Rancho on he Auburn road about 6 miles from
the Town Of Grass Valley. w. f. BANKS.
1927 Constable Grass Valley Township
Bartholomew Mount Plaiser.
NAJlLL hear Of something to his advan-
w tage by calling at the Clerks Office,
Ill Nevada city.
WM. s. PATTERSON, CO clerk.
July 18th. l5f3.-l2-lt*
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Pacific Restaurant.

NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore
~ existing in the city of Nevada, between
Thos. Marsh and E. Esteys Hill is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The outstand-
ing accounts will be settled by either Marsh
or Hill.
N. y. Thos. Marsh will continue the bust
ness ofliouse, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
Also Paper Hanging, at the old stand on Com
meroial street, one door east of E. De Young's
grocery q nd provision store.
|, MARSH d. HILL.
Nevada, Juno IL, 1883 g Inns