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Orphans Court, september 9th, 1855

'P"o" e0uTt, september 9TH Isobo
nISrRICT OF COLUMBIA wAsuJN.,-
~ TON COUNTY, TO With the case Of
owen Murray, Executor OF Patrick Moran, de-
ceased, the Executor aforesahi ha with the ap.
prooauon OF the Orphe7's CO urt Of Washington
instant Tor the fna settlement and distribution OF
the personal estate OF said dec e,sed OF the assests
c0hecteo ana turned into mont,v, when and where
notned 10 attend lat tn Orphs MS court Of Wash
lhgton COUNTY, with their ella inns pqopsry vouch-
ca, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
toh az oen' NJ OF said estate: Provided copy OF
weeas, In the Evening Star, Previous to said 3Oth
Test ED N ROACH peo yy,u.
True copy-Test:
ses-w3w ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills
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~SECOND GRAND COTILLON PAR.
~ ty Of the Boon Club will be given on
TUESDAY EVENING, September 9th, at Pho.
neer Hall, corner Of oath and streets SCOTS
Band has been engaged for the occasion Tickets
FIFTY CENTS; admitting gentleman and
ladies'.
Committee of Arrangements
F. I. Wilson, X. l.. Mastin, J.TMa
sc 4-5t*
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MUSICAL CARD.
llROEESSQR n For TIIl, NJ a an xrI q II

49, HsSoN FUN The I.AsT EIGHT
TON, now resident in this city, would like ftw
ssiect pupils In the higher branches on the Piano
Professor b has letters Of The highest recon-
nienaati0h nom his former patrons In Boston as
Messrs Chickering, Prof. LolIpfeilow. &c &c
which can be seen at Mr.. Richard ID avis's Piano
he also desires to enter into FERNS nent engage
ment as organist.
For further particulars, please apply at he Piano
store Of Richard Davis se s-ec6tS :.
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Boz MORA German writer observes
that IN England there is such rarity Of
tiiev,s, they are obliged to cfer a reward for
their discovery. sr-
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CAUTION To TIE PUBLIC.
SUNRISE AND MORNING STAR,

OUR ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED
~ to an advertisement In aturdav even
ing's paper, by stove deale in this ola Hsh
advertising TO supply their ustomers with "a
the COOKING stove Sanrise. for which we -
are the soie agents for tn iy place; having pur-
chased the right Ct sale for the stove in Wash
lngtOn from the inventor ami manufacturer The
above dealers advertising the stove came i'm pos
ses sion OF two OF them, which Were sent al sam
pies before our purchasing the right of them !;
they refused to give them up on an order for the
from the inventor. We deem this explanation
necessary to the public to put them on their
guard, and inform them they can or ly obtain the
stove from Us, direct from the manuf actors TT ere
are Tour more OF them in this markea sent as ga a.
pies. perhaps they may get them.
AFTER having over twenty i've wears experience
In the stove business, we pronounce, them to be
the very best HAT top c,okiilg stove we ever saw
or sold they will do all we warrant them TO do
to give perfect satisfaction
we would ESQ caution the public from buying
an article ca led the Light Street made TO REPRE-.
sent the celebrated Morning Star, but which has
none OF the advantages attached TO he Star
We warrant the Sunrise" fat ton and the
" star TO perform all we say for the IN
Please call aud examine for YOU rselves. neYt
door TO q. Woodward's old stand N @ 3Is
Please read our former adver isem ents
we annex the order for the NO gu mise Stoves
u. WOODWARD & SON
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MAURICE STRAKOSCH'S
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
OHering comb nation Of illustris ua mes
never yet equH,lled.
THE PUBLIC ARE RES PECTFULLY IN.
IL form that
M'DLLE TERESi, PARODI
%lnglye her irst Grand operate, Sacred, Popr-
lar, miscellaneous and Instr umentaI CONCERT
between the 10th and 18th Of september, on WIFI b
&C aston she Will be assisted by the Following dis
sisnor m. TIBERINI. the grea, Tenor,
This hrst appearance in w ASKING ton }
sisnor OSWALD BERNA .RDI,
tie eI ninent Baritone,
(his first apPean nee in Washington, }
Mr.. STRAKOSCH Is hap py to inform the pull =
lie that he has effected an q Management with the
wonderful Violinist.
PAUL JULA len
VINO has &c N able to delay his departure for the
Court OF France, and consen ted to play fareve"
engagement for a limited number OF nigbts In
M,d'e Parodi's Grand Con certs
, The whole will be under the direction of MAU.
RICE STRAkOSCH
septe (Intel & Union)
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2MUSICAL notice., =. CAUL.
~ FIELD win be happy to meet those
who intend joining his Piano orte Glasses at Mr.
q. Hilbus' Music Store on Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday next, from ~ until O'Clock q m
J. will receive private pupils In Washing.
ton and GEORGETOWN as usual Ali communication
addressed as above will receive prompt attention
6-3t&
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L II f E u LA r MONTHLY
~ meeting OF the Democratic Association
will meet THIS EVENING at the usual place
Punctual attendance Of the members i, requested
Several addresses may be expected. Nv order
OF r. KRAIISE
II Soc,o,.,,, !
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANT
49, RY.-A meeting Of the Corps will be
held on MONDAY EVENING, the 9Th instant,
at IL O'Clock.
By order Of CAPT. DAVIS
sc 6-2t b.. +. BEERS, Secretary
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~ THE REGU LAR MONTHLY
~ meeting Of the Sixth Ward Democratic
Association will be held In AnacoStia Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING next, the 9th inst, at7X
O'Clock. AS matter Of interest to every member
will be discussed fun attendance is Particularly
reqested. LEM,L GADDIS.
sc 6-3t& Secra,a,y
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GREEN GINGER, WHITE AND BLACK
NJ Mustard Seed, Long Pepper, and ali condi
ments requisite for pickin for sale by
KING BURCHELL,
sc 6-lw corner Of 18th and 4 streets
DLACK fEA.-sEyENTY-FIyE

RLACk TEA,-SEvENTY-F CHESTS
- Of our standard Black TEA
have just been received This @N
Tea 10 well and favorably known il
In this city and the surrounding IHKkhdN
country, and is highly recon-
mended bv the faculty.. IEAhSsl
KING & BURCHEL. el ~ N
corner Of 18th and streets.
sc 6-lw one block N T. Jackson,s Sta,ue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-08

HNOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER bees
~-SA leave to call he attention Of the public
to his stock OF GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by SO doing thew
will save from Is to IS per cent.
Toilet aud Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVI'FT
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
IlASHING TON III "

VINHE THiRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL, OURsE
- OF Lectures will commence on Mooday, the
27th OF October, and terminate the 1st CT March,
1857. eA'
The Lectures will be delivered on Anthony, by
THOs. MILLER, NJ ID. ~
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women ap,, cbudro,
by WIN. p. JOHNSTON, M ID.
The Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by J
Pathology, Practice Of Medicine AID Clinica,
Medicine, by GRAFTON Tyler, M d
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by LEWIS HI. STEIN.
ER, M. ID.
Physiology and Microscopical ANATOMY. by
JAS. j. WARINe, M ID. -
WIN. II TAYLOR, Prosector and C'emonstrator
The entire expense for a fun course OF lee.
tuoo '.'..'....... S95 %
Practical Anatomy by the Demonstration =. 10 90
Mat,lcuiating Fee, payable only once. ...... 5 20
uTduuHtlnS expenses. ..............-.....9 % On
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic
free Of charge
For further information address
WIN. =. JOHNSTON, MD,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jrly 18th, 1855
Messrs JOHNSON & GUY GENTS: Please de.
liver to Messrs. G. Woodward Som q Co. the
TWO stoves; one Ia. No 2, and Sin oh Sunrise,
and they Will pay you the freight, and oblipe
yours, respectfully, A j. GALLAGHER
Sc s st (Oruanl
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Washington Inirmary, Clinical Depart
ment

Like most similar institutions in Europe, the
desks from which the public lectures arc given,
and the wards for clinical instruction are inc
under the same roof
Daily clinics are given.
N s-Medical students desiring situations as
IesI1ents In THIS Hospital are requested to make
application by letter to THOS MILLER, M. D..
Curator, who will give any information tnat NAV
be desired. Six residents are to be chosen on or
about the LIST Of October.
THOS. MILLER, MD.
sc S-2awtN0v1 Curator Of the Infrmary
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SUITABLE FOR PRESENTs.-CITI-
~ zens and strangers will find at LAMMOND'S
7th street, large and beautiful collection Of TOYS
and Fancy notions. ses-3t
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MRS. BURR. NC. 391 III STREET, IN.
Iva forms her pupils that their studies will
recommence on Monday, September 22d.
q
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OVERTURE BY FULL ORCHESTRA,
THOMAS BAkER, CONDUCTOR.
To conclude with q novel, rethnicel, musical,
- political, scenic, dramatic, artistic, serio-
comico, rational, and
NATIONAL EXTRAyA6ANA,
Founded upon facts, entitled
NOV e LTY!
IN ONE ACT AND EIGHT TABLEAUX.
Performed with unparalleled success at Laura
Keene's Varieties for neatly one hundred
consecutive nights.
CHARAC TIERS:
The Manager......Mr. CHAS. WHEATLFI6H
csulon. MISS 4. HALL
Novelty. ..-..-Miss JOSEPHINE MANNERS
Fortune. .-.-.......-...Ms. T. b. JOHNSTON
Prices Of Adnissioa:-Bores and Parouette 50
cents Reserved seats, IS cents; Family Circle
snd Galleries, e5 cents. Box once open daiy
from TO O'Clock se4
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A CARD

WE HAVE The PLEASURE TO AN
w nounce to our friend, and the public a.
tnat we nave JUST received our fall stock Of
mss OF the very best French, American. III
and English manufacture, to which Wa resrsct.
fully ask TO call their attention
sno, LIE, ana strangers In the city can have their
ders filled by cs at the very shortest notice a.
,an P,lces and In STYLES equal at least 10 any es
Skobb LOZANO, Merchant Tailors
seo-im avs 9Th St, near Penn avenus
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I OaT.-ON w On SDAY, THE Sd
II inst between the City Post Once and Navy
Yard. or at the Capitol ward, a.GOLD CHAIN.
The finder will receive the thanks of the owner
and liberal reward by leaving II at the Star
Orace. sc S-2t#
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OST.- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
IL either on New York sv'nue or 9th street, from
18th, a BLACK LACE VEIL. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at this office
seS-3t
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TO DON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
l. last, between the hours Of IL and 12 O'clock
on Dumbarton street, Georgetown, between Green
and Washington, a Ladies' MANTlGLA, which
the owner can have by describing the same and
paying for this Inquire OF WAL
TER SILENCE, Police Officer, Georgetown 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-08

WOOD AND COAL--THE UNDER
M signed having associated themselves I'm
business under the firm Of CHAPLIN Il BRO
are prepared to flemish their friends and the public
with the best article OF WOOD and COAL Of
fee on the east side Of 7th street west, between
and north We solicit share OF the patronage
Of the public. T.. nj. CHAPLIN,
sc 5-eOlm II. L.. CHAPLIN
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
v forbidden to trust any one In my name, or on
my account without my written approval.
WIN. J. SMITH,
Sc S-lw* Washington Sept Sth 1855
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MR.. w. HENRY PALMKR's

: Z Z n N U K U % I Z . y a . q 4 o
Il classes, greatly exceeding Mr.. Palmer's an
tcipatons renders II necessary for pupils desiring
the best hours to enter their names In the CLASS
REGISTER Immediately ... ..-.. .t
A class for gentlemen is in course Of formation.
The GEORGETOWN CLASSES SOY
will please send In their names to Mr.. Palmer,
care Of Rev. J. w. Major, Georgetown Female
Seminary.
All Washington applications to be made at Mr.
Palmer's residence, s66 street, near 18th, where
prospectuses may be seen.
Terms: IS per quarter. see-
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kWOND.-ON SUNDAY MORNING, SEP
\ temoer LIST, small sum Of MONEY, together
vta several Hotel Receipts, which will be re-
turned TO the owner upon Identifying the same
ana paying for this advertise ment For farther
Information inquire st this ONE eS-NsG
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" store being closed on Friday last we were
compelled to postpone the rattle Of Dressing
Cases, Music Stands, &C, to WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 10Th inst at O'Clock.
se SIT Il. GALLlGAN 4 CO.
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Amusenents.
NATIONAL THEATR e

l hSh 49,. -..-....-..........l 7ssets
Also, 81 Baltimore and Richmond Thel,res
10y IA LII. Stage Manager
IHOS BAKER. Musical Com poser and BireCt
MISS LAURA KEENE........SoleM ansgcress
On MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. sth, 1855,
VIII be offered. for the frst time In this CITY. a
beautiful and heart touching moral play (vri'-
ten and arranged expressly for Miss Keene, and
by her performed In New York for upwards Il
hf,y consecutive nights, } entitled
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SNYDER ON POWERS; vols ,u,,
~ published sess

- published '"s'
Lstrope's Justice; vol, new edition
IN, lne recent Progress OF Astronomy by Pro-
English Traits by X. w Emerson
folucei Manuel; containing the De clarstIon n,
IeaF pehaence, Constitution OF the United States
and Washington's F Farewell address
Relglcn la America by Robert Baird
Evelyn Marston a novel, by Mrs M,-sh
me star Chamber; by Ainsworth
seo-. FRANCK TAYLOR,
REEBE'S HATS-FALL FASHION
ne second supply Of Beebe's New a
fork HATS, OF the fan shape, this day Il \
oPeneeu !" S1EVENS'S -
seo-& salesroom, Browns Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-13
SHERIFFS SALE.
nov. I2-tt

uDY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued ont
ND of The District Court Twelfth Judicial D'srlci,
in and for The county of san Francisco, state OF tal-
ifornu to me directed and delivered, commanding
me To make the sum of three hundred and ten l~en-
ty.two one-hundredlh dollars principal, with ineres!
thereon nj the rate of ten per cent per annuin rom
date of judgment until paid, and COSTS oi suil,
amounting to The OF thirty -four twenty-five one
hundredth dollars together with the accruig costs OF
said suit : wherein NJ ID. LasseVell Is plaintih aid
John Thompson and George Marquis are the dt-
Pendants. | will, on the 29th day OF November,
d. 1916 between the hours OF two and three O'Clock
L. NJ sell at public sale 10 the highest DdGer Tor
cash, all of the right, title and interest OF satd de-
PENDANTS In and 10 one building situated ON Mont
gomery street about 20 by IA feet in size and one story
high. with stoop in front. Also, all that part or
parcel lot Of land upon which sad house ls siih-
Ted described follows 10 wit fronting my te oh
Montgomery street and running back lo2 leet be-
tween the French hotel aad Bre~ser's house. nS be
ing part of Lot number IT, and block humuer w. hs
marked on the Town Plat of the Town ot Ororl'e'
Butte couty, California and partly upon ground MOI
included in said Plat the same being the nous" ana
lot now occupied by Brown aud Peacock. as dWei
ling house. Sale to take place AT The court nous"
door, in ihe Town of OrUvllle. county and stat"
aforesaid Z. FREER, Sheriff
October a. A. d. 1856. Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONSTABLE'S SALE

UIY VIRTUE uf tiic tuilowtbs executions ls>hrl
HD uut of John Jones Cuur. dH-tcc ut the fra'H
IN and for Butte G. uniy Ga lorna ln me dhr' '''
commanding me 10 axe The fpli.AiIg sutn~. 4" W.;
one execution IN favor uf 6oldsmtth. au ngatr Ja>.
Bradley, for the sum uf fifty ftt dollar, dt 1t. hni
six dollars a iuriy cth~ tusts ui C"uit. Utr 'Ntc'r
lion ia favor ct th has MrCHllrm AID HGaihsl 't~.
bradley, Tor the iori> III ht Cul'ars o"bl hhd
siN dollars aHd f,TA Ils O. - Z" Cuut; "H' "Ntcu'
lion ia favor OF William MuDll aud aVulh-i b..
EradeV for the sum of hit, ulie dollars ana >cNth
five cents debt aus six dukts aud forty cents cs
oi court. QUE eNrcu ioo ~ ntNor at IlauV tuihtis
and ngalnSt las ErdIrS for hr sun Gl "lght,tn ,'i-
.rs debt Au SIX dollars aid turtA c. ns costs oI CON
one cNtculuh ia E.ltr Uf Jolin rihn and agi'lh>i
JAS. Bradley for the uf eight - ars anC ngi! Ct4
debt and six dollars and forty cents costs of court;
one execution in favor of John Riley and against JAS
Bradley for the sum of forty nine dollars debt and
six dollars and forty cents costs ofconrt; one eXecu-
tun in favor of rhos Jones' for tbc sum of forty six
dollars and fty five cents debt and six dollars and
forty cents costs of court.
tine execution In favor Of pan1 Peterson for the
SUN of forty two dollars and fourteen cents debt AMI
six dollars and forty costs OF court together
with The costs accruug said writs, have levied
upon and viii expose to public sale to the highest
bidder for cash Thursday the 2d day of December
A. u. 1856, at Il o'clock VI the following described
property, To wit: Lots No ,, aud in block No. p,
lots No aud in block No. 20. and lots Mo- ,, 8 and
in block No %, laid down and described IN the
map of the town of prOVille Bntte county, together
" hh all the improvements and appurlenances there
belonging. Sale 10 take place at The court llouse
i'm the town OF Oroville, county and state aforesaid
Il. PATTON,
nov. I2-tt Constabe Orhir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-13

M ur J. L. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one II the
few modern physicians whose application TO his pro
fssion and devotion TO the afflicted, render him allke
hn ornament to the one and benefit TO 'he o'her
HUNGARIAN bv birth he sought with kossuth 10 place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond me
oppressors rule, that her sons might rejoice III the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts To do, he has reaped
the reward of int ecual resistance 10 oppressun.ani
IA home and IA country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
n marriott the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings ente him TO public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other As gentleman his character Is unfair
nished: as physician, his skill unsurpassed; and
to those whose imprudence has left upon them the
,aints of disease, can conscentously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom 10 know is great gain The Dr.'s office
Ia No. land Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento and
Montgomery streets San Francisee. al4-Sm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Butte.


NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
MTOW this day 1t appearing - my satisfaction, as
! y judge of the Ninth judicial District Court IN
and fur Butte County, that the Board ~ supervisors
IN and Tor said County, did, on the twenty-fourlh day
of Scptpmbrr A u one thousand eight hnndted aud
d0v~tx declare OruVille to be the County seat of
Ruia. County from mil after the said tSeuty'iourth
dny of September 4. -. 1856. in pursuance of an Act
emitted An Act Iu Change and dN The county Sen 't
Buttt. County approved March lcih Is H. and II fur
ther appearing :" my Satisfaction that Inc present
buildings IN which ih sad tuurt has been hrid. and
in which the Records have been kept ~ ihe Town Oi
Bidwrl are unsafe place of depository t"r std
Records, and that the same Is liHbbe To deriruClOH
by fife by reason OF their being constructed entirely
oI wood. And il further appearing that there Is no
building in the town of Bidwel suitable ror holding
the terms of this court and TO safely keep its Records
from fire other calamity and II appearing that the
town of OrUve Is nj place 10 hold the terms ot TINS
Court, and that q commodous and safe brick build
ing in said town has been rendered the county ne
c1dIlny buildings.
II is therefore ordered. adudged and decrced, that
the Cler of the Ninth Judicial District Court In and
for Butte county forthwith remove his Office ahd the
Records thereof, 10 Orove, In the building selected
~ the said Board Of supervisors as County Buildings,
aud tnat he do and trsact thu business OF his SAID
Office al the town of 0royllle the County seat OF
Butte County And 1t Is further ordered, that the
terms of said Court, from and after the said twenty
fourth day of September. A. ID. 1sj6, be held ut the
said town of Orovfle. until otherwise ordered
And il is further ordered that the Clerk Of the DIS
irct Court in and for Butte County, issue an ordcr
under the seal of said Court in conformity with this
order.
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
RECORD. paper published in the town OF Orovillc,
for the space OF forty days from the date hereof.
Given under IA, hand, this 2lth day OF september,
A. ID. 1855.
WM. p. DANG ERFIEf.D. District Judge,
s29-40t Ninth Judicial District, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-13
SHERIFF SALE

HEY VIRTUE eff an execution issued cut OF Jus
. tces Court, ". : Stafford, Jusilce of the Peace,
in and for Bidwell Township, County oi Butte and
Stale of California To me directed and delivered,
commanding me to make lhe sum OF one hundred
and twenty nine dollars and fifty cents debt. and six
dollars costs OF suit together with all the costs accru,
ing on said writ. wherein Joseph Glickau is Planlill
and Joey Howard is the Defendant, | have levied
upon and will expose at Public Sale to the highest
bidder for cash. on the 25th day of October A. d.
1856 between the hours prescribed by law ali of the
above named Defendants rghi, title ana interest III
and to the building situated on Wa,er Street in the
town OF Bidwell Butte County California. "etween
Louis Bergerole's Hotel and the Chinese store. and
formerly known as James Toner'S liouse-sald build
ing being about twenty by forty feet and one story
high also small building or shed ia the rear, to-
gether with the lot on which the buildings are loca-
Ted Safe 10 take place IN the town ri hdwell County
and state aforesaid, in front Of Henry heeer s
Bankne and Exchange Office.
Sheriff Office, October 2, 1856.
p FREER, Sheriff Butte County.