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New York Markets.

NRw YORK, Nov. q - Flour Is buoyant
sales Of 5000 bbls State 81 9Oa4 IS; Ohio Is a.
$50; Southern IS 30as5 so
Wheat Is firm: sales Of II, 900 bushels: Milwau
nal.
Pork is quiet; mess SO 25aIe So Beef is In
active. Lard ~ quiet at l0aI3c
w Risky steady; Ohio 24c
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

by - u hcU I IKE, AQctl0neer.
STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES AT
- AUcTIoN.-Wil be sold on FRIDAY,.the nth
day OF November, at the store of Francis Miller at
the corner OF Ia and streets his entire stock Of
Family Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, Cigars. q c.
consisting IN part Of -
Fine green and black Teas
Java, LaguEa, Rio. End AfeTacaibo Coffee
Loaf. crushed, clarified and brown Sugars
Sperm. adamantne. and mould Candles
Ground Pepper and Spices of all kinds, an small
packages =
BrOOms, Buckets, wooden and crockery Ware
east Powders, Soap Powders Saleratus
Elavoring Extracts, IN every variety
Together with n large lot OF BrandIes, Whiskeys
Wines, &c among which some superior al a
hne Brandies and Wines, bottled and in wood
With eight cases of that celebrated old Wheat
WhIskey, SO universally admired. IN bottles full
quart, and other fine Whiskeys, in glass and
wood.
Terms: SIS and under, cash: over that sum-
credit of 2, and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed.
n23-d &c. MCGUIRE. auct.
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By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- CoCRT.-On FRIDAY MORNING, Nov 27th
at 10 q clock at the residence of the late VIM H
mead, In the rear of Columbia College on the Pine
Branch road shall sell all the personal effects,
comprising
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Mich Cow, Work Horses
Cart. Carryal', Ploughs, Harness
HarrOws, GrndstOne, DC.
Together with many other articles not necessary
to enumerate.
Terms: 8 ~ and under, cash: over that sum a
credit of 60 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorseS
notes, bearing interest.
MARY A. HOLMEAD, Adm'1.
n sd J. e. MEG UIRE Auct'r
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FINANCIAL.

NRw York, Nov. 24-Stocks are lower pruer.
ally: Chicago and Rock Island 50, CUMBERLAND
Coal co. liz; Illinois Central shares rs; do.
bonds 81; Michigan Southern %; New York Cen
trail 7sk; Pennsylvania Coal Co Gig; Reading
57l.; Missouri SIS 90
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BaItimsre Markets.

BALrIxoRK, Nov. 4.-Flour IL firm; Howard
street and Ohio IS i37h, City Mills sS.l2k Tor
Grain is not quotably changed; good to prime
red wheat lO5all4 cts do. white iIsai25; choice
white 100 cts. Corn dull-white 75a.sc yellow
20 isOc new white and yellow 55a65c.
Whisky is firm at 2ia25c
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th nstant, at the Mex sndree Chanel. bv
me Key, Mr. Bal. AIGUSTUS DORSEY to Miss
finances EUGENE GATRAL, all of this city.
baltimore Clipper please copy.)
On the nth instant, by the Rev. VIM III. Chan
man, FkEDERlCK ALBRIGHT to Miss MARY
+. MCKINNEY, all of Washington.
On the oath instant, by the Rev. Father CIsrkson
iIOHN SIMON to MARGARET ROBINSON
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, aud Beautiful Complexion, use " Rain of
aWoa aGweT SEA Fer dressing ladies' hair use
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w P.FErRIDGK Il Co.,
Wholesale snd Retail Agents for Washinston.
mhYLoR MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
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PITTsBuRG, Nov . The supreme Courthas
amTmed the SctiOn Of the Criminal Court in the
case OF Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife and Monroe
Steuart the McKeespou murderers, under sen
tence of death.
A collision occurred this morning on the Con-
neIlsviIle railroad, by which Mr.. Scott of West
moreland, was, as is supposed, fatally injured.
The cars were crushed to pieces
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Further Particulars Of the Loss of ,h. Rat..

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24-The steamer Raiptcxv
mao S!' passengers, IS Of whom are supposed 10
he lost. The principal part Of the deck passen-
ss anu the omcers OF the boat were saved The
IRE is attributed 20 an incendiary The hos, ,r,,
run ashore, and there burnt To the waters edge
The steaWer Minnesota brought the rescued "a
Memphis The books Of the Rainbow were de-
Nroved, and there has been list OF the lost fur
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A MARLOW-s
"A. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

No. 80 Pennsylvania dreaHe
take this opportunity of Informing NV
ard the public IN general that have on sale .esr
a lot OF hrst rate Calf skin Caters at SIS HHI
and a French Cslf-skin Patent LestherR8v
Cater al $3.50, as good as are usually sold ta.
al -, and good Calf skin Boot st Ss-5a. Ladies
al other Shoes. srch as Boys, Misses, ard Chi
drens, cheap IN proportion. Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. 486 Pennsylya-
nia avenue, between Sd and ~ streets.
. 2aW3m
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

NOTICE:-Thursday. the 26th instant, having
1 6een set apart as day of Public Thanksgiying
he Butchers of the Georg etown Market have re-
solved not to attend market that day and reouest
nesday morning. n GS,s
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Great Storm-Loss of Life

CINCINNATI, Nov. 23.-The storm Of wedne,-
day sunk sixteen coal boats near Cairo and one
hundred lives lost. The loss coal Is estimated
at 800 COO bushels A heavy yale 10 hIoSyino this
morning., accompanied with snow rain and hail
me gale was so heavy at Parkefsburg that no
ine steamer Rainbow was burnt on Saturday,
ana nom hfty to seventy five lives lost.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %, d. ma later arrival
from CAIRO does not confirm the reported loss OF
coal boats, and the report is probably incorrect .
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Governor Walker.

ST Louis, Nov. 23.-Gov. Walker, Of Kansas
IS here en- route for Washington. There 10 moth.
ing new from Kansas
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VINO WOULD NOT SAVE MONEY

We would most respectfully ANNOUNCE to ali those
lNhiDOE COAL OIL is the cheapest oil xtant,
only burning IN the lamps we have, at the rate OF
half cent per hour. Cal and see, No SO { street
between 9Th and 18th streets.
nI-tf HOWELL r. NnpSCTr
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E'IRST WARD MARKET STORE.

The undersigned having taken Store on I streer,
hrst door west from corner of Pa. avenue and 2ntt
street, respectfully informs the citizens Of ths
FIRST Ward and the public generally, inst he now
BLES. POULTRY. &c !, and, ia fact ever thin,
market prices.
n 49, 9taw2w WILLIAM NuAcR
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AUCTION SALFs
Nv A CREAM An..:

BY A. GKEEN, Auotiopeer
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRIrsr tn
- the subscriber, bearing date the Sd dsy ~ SS
TEMPER 1851, and duly recorded In the Land keooS8s
.ss 1t pubic suotioa, on the pre SH s@o,s
MONpAf, the 18th day Of November. at O'clock.
and Un;ss S s .od C
street, and running back 100 feet 10 aey % feet
w,de which, by side alleys, has outlet Gath and
There is neat two-story Frame House on the
80; ~nIca Is nearly opposite the ate Gen. Thomp-
sn fesioence, now owned by John +. Reside,
North NJ street is soon to be graded and the neigh
Terms One tii ra cash; balance in 6. y. and IL
daed M LOT notes bearing interest, and secured by
f. {. f. e sRSs2;f e purchase
"-a A. GREEN, Auct.
in a5u,edle,c aB2EE SALE IS POSTPONED.
18th instant, same hour and place. 4 ''e
BY ny order OF the Trustee.
,dIGsG THE r ABovE SALE is stin fr.the. Post,
the 80 instant, same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
IL THE ABOVE sALEIs STILL
FRIDAY, a7ts instant. sams hour 1ns f"ih' until
BY order Of the Trustee.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
pUBIlC SALE OF 100 BARRELS KENTUC-
l. KY WHIsKEY.-On FRIDAY, the z;tb inst, AZ
waps CLOCK n; Will efsr at public sale, at the
ana Avenue, Ito cover advances 100 barrels Bourbon
ana Kentucky Home Whiskey, Western oonsign-
Will he added 10 half pi pes 50 quarters and EIGHTH
CASKS French Brandy, Terms cash.
MURRAY x RANDOLPH
}. G. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer.
-o,-r AT PRIVATE SALE.
5, half and quarter pipes "VIne- growers Comma
by samples. ~ '~ oi"0"
p, 50 half and quarter pipes "MartelPs" Pale and
Dark Brandy, vIntsges from 1873 to 1856 by SAMPLES
now under custom house lock In New ork, and will
Champagne 'N
So cases :" l.allemond's" Creme De Bouzy do.
tawia rs AN NY "a
Sperm and Patent Oils
SpeIm an Adamantne Candles
VIII be sold on liberal credit
MURRAY RANDOLPH,
hl'-eots 30 LOUISIANA avenue.
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WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth and
peautliyIng the complexion. The genuine article TO
be had at Jos. SHiLLINGToS's Bookstore Odeon
bul!dng, corner Az street and Pa avenue n ls III
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II AIDES. SHOPPING, may positively expect
y prompt ard courteous attention at STEHENS'S
New Fancy Sore, SIS, between sth and 10th sta
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roAL!!! OAL!!! OAL!!!

z 10
To arrive, IN the course Of few days, two oar
goes of superior red and white ash GOA (egK and
stove which we will seal at reduction IL delivered
from the vessels.
hand. Orders promptly filed
For rent Store Room, 10 by ~ feet, on Seventh
CHAPLIN q BRO. No. 40 sevenfhst st.
II-eo2w between q and III.
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A PROCLAMATION,

al our customers TO procure their supplies Wed
nesuay morning. N S-St'
A PROCLAMATION.
A RESOLUTION recommending the setting apart T.
Rs,olvsd by tRs Boara ~ 1fder;m.n and Board
That the 81 M,vot Of
with the usages Of past be requ ested to issue
his proclamation, recommending the 26th day ofthis
month lNOvemberJ to be observed as a day of
thanksglVlng by the citizens OF this town.
MAYORS OFFICE,
UEoRGRTowN, ID. e., November 20, 1857. {
ton. hereby designate ThufsdSy, the 18th of this
OF general thanksgiving and praae to Almighty God
requesting that all secular may be
all citizens may assemble their respective places
Of to Offer up their gratitude and praise for
y during the past year by a Kind and bene fcent
Providence. and earnestly to implore, through His
favor continuance of these inestmable bless
Given RfeH ~ h6 e. OF Il " sbGys vsa
TWO LARGE PROJECTING sTOREwIN
No. 2s Bridge street. H. e%NR
FURs! FURs!! FURs!!!
+. SEYMOUR. in GEORGETOWN announces to his Gus
toners that his assortment of LADIES F. scY URs.
Is now completed In all qualities and styles.
French do. Fitch do.
Furs in this establishment fresh and elegant in
their manufacture. Every article warranted as rep
resented. Having bought the present stock for cash
at very low rates, we will sell very low.
sdsx 70 fse iHSrS se st5y
FOR sALE.-A pair of fine young MULES,
4 only five years old next spring. TheyN
are perfectly gentle. and work freely in any
kind Of harness. Sold because the owner w
has no empioynsnt for thsm. Inquire Of MAh
JOSHUA BATEMAN, near Trinity 3AHn~
(Catholic, Church. Georgetown. nI2-2w
WI TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
Is deslrous of forming Glasses IN EIocution in the
Schools IL WASHINGTON. and wIll give instruction to
private pupils in that city and in Georgetown.
Miss Johnson will give lessons to youths and pro-
fsssional gentlemen.
Residence Miss Harrover's formerly Miss Eng
llsh's,D Female Seminary, corner Washington and
Gay streets, Georgetown.
For further information and circulars apply at
Blanchard Il MOhun's Bookstore.
REFERENCES.
Mrs. William F. Ritchie, X richmond, Va.
Rev. Stephen L. Hill, Washington, ID. G.
Grafton Tyler, NJ. D., Georgetown, DC.
Oc3 Slim rt..f
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D, AZ, p,TyERNoIs, HOTEL,

WARRINGTON, u. q.
his establlS hment % newly furnished and Ar
ranged on the most modern and improye ed pTiro,nis
with private apartments. d c.
=, The Bar 10 supplied with the cholcost OF
Game and other delicacies in season
het and Cold Lunch from II O'Clock a. m until
IL IN. Z 2l-tf
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EINEOHINA,ToY s,MEDALIIONs. Gamer.
James, Peri1msLy and Tollet Articlssst ! "a
mo MeLAUGHIIN's,b bet, eth and ON SITS,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Pres. AGENT.
observation-disclosures,


INV York, Nov. x3-Stock, closed huov,,,
TO- ,Ie,, az a considerable advance MONEY is
10 Pientlinl for the adverse foreign sccounts 10
ern stocks was very brisk. 'aHa i'' west
over so9 1 statement shows the specie line 70 be
po s-o'"cooO. Sterling is advancing. ; :
sion in ms Mov S3.-TheIe is serious depres-
Mills Declined slO per share NC nay seate
.rRoF!DENcE, Nov. 3-'fhe stesp, co,,o, ,,,,,,
Sr.nr.deS rsnntng th!ee thousand sptndies. hs.
hands arc tbTo,1.r a,s. oy which three thousand
NV YORK, Nov 23-A l.t,., G..
the 9th, quotes cotton frances Iower Fr,ic. .,
also were greatly depressed and ye..s,. sus
per ton. Se"Us
SAVANNAH, Nov. 23.-There Is a general mani.
In the cotton market here and at Aug usta and c.
lumDus, with decline Of TO per cent ssle.
al Charleston Of 500 bales at decline Of Z per
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wYNAs, the inimtabie, at Odd Fellows' Hall
tonight. We who have the blues prepare aoiaush
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THK EMERALD CLuB give their annual ball on
"wednesday night, as do our friends of the Good
VIII Clubs and, also, the Journeymen Bakers.
Dancing all around on that night
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WE CALL the particular attention of the Ladies'
to the establishment Of Madame C. LupM.S. No.
a6 TIN street, below Pa. avenue who is prepared to
dispatch. ~ ''oi'p'"es' ano
She also offers all kinds of Dress. Ga,oue mud
Cloak Patterns to ladies dress max er for saIe LIS
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the concert at the Navy
hs'd on Thanksgiving night under the direction
OF MT, +: Glenroy--a most competent leadet and
teacher OF music, by the way. - go = -
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CENTRE MARkEr.-The storm last night KEEP,
back many country dealers, which had an effect
on the supply this morning, but the prices re-
manned about the same as on Saturday
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II THE ABOVE SALE STILL
inT,hsT Postponed, In consequences OF the rain untI
hlDA 4, the Htn instant, same hour.
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Circuit CoURr.-After our report closed yes
terday the case Of Arcana w. Denham rs. the
heirs Of VIM. Easily, which was then pending
was continued up to the closing hour. The
Court INDUCED the jury until this morning.
This morning, the Court, after meeting sent
the jury in the above case TO their room 10 and
a verdict.
And the case Of Phineas T. Barnum as. John
W. Alien was taken up. This was an action to
recover the amount OF promissory note held by
plaintiff, 10y counsel, against the defendant
Bradley and Webb for plaintiff, Carlisle for de-
fence; This case was pending when this report
closed. -
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CORRECTION .-"Mercury" states, in his COM
munication OF Georgetown news to this morn
ing's Sun, that ''Senator Bright. of Indiana, and
John Appleton, Of Maine, Assistant Secretary OF
State, have their abodes' in that pleasant sister
city. Now, while II is true that Senator Bright
owns the "W ashiDgtOn House - and that Mr.
Appleton resided on the Heights during the snm-
mer, the "abode" Of the Senator from Indiana is
on fifteenth street, and the ''abode" of the As.
sistaht Sec rotary Of State is the house ON r ST
last year occupied by Senator Brodhead.
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Millinery, &C.

MADAM BONNEL,
WI DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS
No. $50 18th street west, between and X streets,
Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies'
of Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up
Dress Making Establishment, where she Is ready
to make every kind of work, as Dresses, Mantlllas
Base and in the best and very latest sty
OF Paris. receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode, direct from Paris. lI-2ms
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A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BOSTON M.prs
N FOR SALB.-A gentleman IN Virslnla ~ =
who IS overstocked with horses, wishes 10 ~
sell q pair Of MATCHED MARES sinN SS
years Old. bright bay color, of BEAUTIFUL STYLE and
action. trot together. q mile four minutes, ana
who Is cut OF Lilly, lsee Turf Register b, Bos. or:
one OF them Is out Of Paul Clifford marei ne oII
Stable on and AFTER Monds, the sd INST, On Four
n p 81 - .. al. a
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MICHAEL MURPHY, who was killed Saturday
night on English Hill, was buried Yesterday
afternoon. Notwithstanding the rain, his funeral
was attended by large number of his late fell
low workmen, who were allowed to suspend
their work for that purpose - -. =" =
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, The JUVENILE ScAMPs about town have lust
hit upon ., dodge very well calculated to alarm
nervous people in these troublous times. This
consists In throwing leaden bullets through the
windows Of dwelling houses after nig6tfaII.
rms they did last night at gentleman's resi-
dence Ola Tenth street, and then scampered with
such swiftnCss as to be ssround die corner,, ere
pursuit could reach them.
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ID THE ABOVE SALEisstin further Doe,
poned, In consequence Of the rain. until MONDAY,
'hS 90 instant same hour and place.
n 2-td AGREEN Au,,io,oo.
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A SEARCH Yesterday, after the arrest and
commitment Of Cunningham, on a charge Of
burning the premises OF Mr., Potion, In Sc pteu.
Der last, search warrant was issued bv Ju.t,ee
Goddard, and the officers proceeded to search
his house They succeeded In obtaining dozen
or more new felt hats, two old muskets and two
"cut shorts" or "Diek Butchers" as the "boysn
call muskets with half the barrels cut of. These
Will remain at the magistrates office until they
are claimed by the owners q . : = - -
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The HARMoSKoN QUARTnTTE BAND will be at
DroPin, - - 1872 -
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Town
- ship of Nevada BY virtue of Execution to me
directed issued from the Court of John Anderson an
acting Justice of the Peace for Nevada county bea
date the l2th day of March, A. D. 1857 satisfy three
ghents and of suit rendered in favor Of r.
c. P4rtymun for the sum of S32 90 and casts one in IA
OF John Ramos for the of Sl63 co. one in IA
vor of George thurch for the of Si0794, making
in the aggregate with costs the of S32597 all Of
said judgments being against A. Cavan have taken in
execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described property: certain two story
house situated Commercial street. in the city of Ne
vada, on lot owned by John Ramos, together with
lease of said lot for the pnexpred period Of twelve
months held by A Cavan, Saturday. the 4th day Of
April, A. 1857, between the hours of9 A. NJ and p
Nj taken the property of A. Cavan, to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
Z. S. GREGORY, Constable,
Nevada March 10th, 1857 It'd -
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada. S.
- District Court, of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of Said State.
The people u the State of California, to F. H. Tay
Greetng-You hereby required to appear in an ac
tion brought against you by g. adey Tay in the Dis
rlct tourt aforesaid in and for said
swer the complaint filed therein within ten fays from
the service of the writ if served you County
within twenty days if served YOU in thzDistrict
and out of this County and within Rays if served
on you in this State and out of this District or iudg
ment by default will be taken against you The said
brought to obtain decree of Divorce from the
Bonds of Matrimony existing between the Plaintiff and
Defendant And You hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer said Complaint above required
the Plaintiff will apply to this Court the relief de-
manded in this said comploint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District
Court aforesaid in and for said County this 3ls day
December, A. d. 1856.
J. II. BOsTWICK. County Clerk.
Nevada January 2nd 1857 3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
SheriG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME-
II directed issued out of the Hon District Court Four
teenth Judicial District judgment rendered therein
the 31st day of January D. lo3 IN favor of Andrew
Derrt ted and against John Mcdonald J. H. Blankenshp
and James Sproal for the one thousand eight hum
dred seventyfour dollars and eighyve cents debt and
interest together with interest on the sum OF Sl at the
per per month from Jan 3lst until paid
together with all Of suit herein, taxed at sxtyfour
9010o dollars Notice is hereby given that SATUR
Day the 18th day of April at o'clock NJ. Twill sell
public auction for cash in hand tothe highest and best
bidder the property described in said order of sale towit
All the right title and interest the defendants in and t
certain ditch built from Weaver's Canon to tho
town of Eureka and known the Eureka Water Ditch
aud d built for receiving RON said
Ditch together with all the privileged beIes aud prof
its thereto resulting therefrom
Given under my hand at my office in Nev ada city, this
18th Fay of March A. ID. 1857.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD, f5-
Sharif # Nava la
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-03
Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA; County of Nevada-ss
~ District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of
said State The People of the State of California to
George Elliott-Greetng
YOU are hereby summoned to answer the COMPLAINT OF
Orville T. Ames, filed against you Il Emery Richard
Abby, - Stebbns and ID. Woods & Co. within ten
days from the service of this writ if served on YOU in
this county within twenty days if served on YOU in
this district and out of this county and within forty DAYS
If served you in this State and of this District in
action commenced on the 18th day of February A. D.
1851 in said Court for dissolution of the co-parner
ship of Ames Elliott and for account Between said
partners and for the delivery of all tie property monies
debts, demands and dues owing the firm of Ames &
Elliott TO either member of said firm in whosoever
the evidence of such debt may be the receiver
w. Tley, appointed herein all of the above together
with all and singular, the books of accounts notes
bonds. &c, as set forth in plaintiffs complaint
Andyou are hereby notified that if you fail answer
said complaint as herein directed the plaintiff will take
Judgment against You therefor by default together with
all costs of SUIT and also demand of the Court such nfer
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint.
BY order of the Court
~ In testimony whereof, l. John H. Bostyyick
Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto
I set my hand and impress the seal of said Court
~ this the I1th day of March A. d. 1857
J. H. BOSTWICk, Clerk
BY VIM. Smith, Deputy.
GARDINER HEARD. Att'vs for Ptffs feb l3.3nn