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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
premium FIRE WORKS!
S0LD MEDAL Awarded by the Mass. oharitabIs Ne
chanics' Association 70
JAMES G. HOVEY s. co.
Pyrotechnists TO the City Of Boston.
for the coming
FOURTH OF JULY, 1857.
We have made no application for City contracts sor
three years past, oDig to the immense demands ~
our wholesale rade-but have now increased our fa
tiles and resources enabling to the Exhibition
business, and
From New md Beautiful Designs,
To supply committees Of cities and towns throughout the
New England States, with exhibitions Uarying from
the smallest amount to $1,000 and uplvards Notices
and large fancy pieces manufactured to order We also
otter as usual all the varieties Of well known articles
at WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL, consisting in part Of
Wheels, Rockets.
Mines, Roman Candles
Batteries, serpents.
Pigeons, Blue Lights,
Flower Pots, Pin Wheels,
Bengal Lights, Grasshoppers,
Garden Pieces, Floral Shells, Hand Examinations,
Pirst Quality Torpedoes.
Sir John franklin Fire Balloons from IN qk feet cir
conference. Transparent Paper Lanterns made Of the
stars and stripes and of various coors for DECORATIONS
and Garden Nominations. The whole making the IarR.
est and most comprehensive stock of Fireworks to b
found in the United States.
Also Chinese Fireworks, Of our own importation,
marked with initials j. g. H. consisting Of Gold Chop
Pisto Crackers, Double Heads Rockets and Slow Match
Address JAMES G. HoYEY co.
l49 Washington-st., or ~ Milk-st Boston.
laboratories at cambridgeport and Brighton, MasI.
The largest and Oldest establishment of the kind in the
New England states.
Boston, May 16, 1857. d3tawtJyA ieI
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IMP ORTANT TO FARMERS.
MURIATE OF LIME

The high price of the special manures, guano &c. rst
led to the composition Of fertilizer which should combine
all their good qualities, but whose price should place
within the reach Of the poorest cuvators Of soil The
increased demand Of last together with the Volun-
tary testimonials of many who have proved its efficacy,
leads the Manufacturer to believe that the object has
obtained in the Murate Of Lime, and has induced him
extend the facilities for its manufacture II has been
tried upon almost every description Of SOIL but is general
y adapted to Cereal Plants, Grass Corn, Wheat &C..
Grape Vines Corn Potatoes Tin relation to rot pre-
sentative; Ruts Bsgs and Turnips Of ell kinds Beans
Peas and all pod bearing plants. Its effects in destroy.
ing the and other insects its great value OF the
Apple Tree, also its effects Grass Lands producing
better the third year than the rsr In word being
permanent Its eject whereas Guano has be applied
every year.
1t will be forwarded to any address, and all orders By
mail accompanied by the cash, puncuaIy attended to-
It is sold at the following fixed prcesRor less than 10
bbls 81 10 per bb 10 bbs 81; in bags Of $50
lbs at Si cents per bag for 10 bags less than TO-
81 EACH delivered at any depot wharf in Boston or
Charestown
Also, for sale Rockland and Oyster Shell lime.
JAMES GOULD, 20 State street, Boston.
Orders received for the MuFate Of Lime by NJ b. Grsn
Co., No 1l6 Main street, Worcester, whsre samples
may be SEEM and pamphlets obtained explanatory Of It's
composition and Of its action on vegetation
uv20 daWbw
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EnNHE LIVNR INYIGORAToR

Is great Scientific Medical Discovery and is daily
ing almost great believe. 1t cures as if by
magic, the first dose giUlng benefit, and seldom
more than bottle is required to any kind Of
Liner complaint from the Jaundce or dyspepsia
to common headache, all of which the result of
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mn. BARRON's MAGNETIC PAIN
DESTROYER.

n Sporting Powder, Gaps, Shot, Elaaka, Wada, 6cs
call at BROOKS BrnARNB,
my2o Front street.
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nr. s. 0. RiehnrsIson's

NHER q w me DE LENS
Ia the hest medicine ever used for Spring and Summer
eonaints 1t has been literally patronized than
anv other ever established in this country 1t is the
same Richardson's Bitters which has restored
inyads to health throughoutthe New England States dur
ing the past thirty years.
n b. Beware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters The genuine have fac simiIe of my signature up
on the outer envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere
and at my office, No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
mahIO deod&Wtf
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TENO ALL PERSONS TO WHOM
Il THESE PRESENTS MAY COME
MARTA

II
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
virtue of power of sale, contained in a mortgage
deed given by Gustavus Elicit dated the 14th day Of
April 1885, to VIM R. Hooper, for six hundred and fifty
dollars and interest, and by said Hooper, sold and con
Feyed to me by assignment dated the nineteenth day
April, A. D. 1856, recorded in The Registry of Deeds
Book 676 Page 462sad mortgage recorded in the Regis
try Of Deeds Book $50, Page $40 The conditions of
said mortgage having been broken shall by virtue
the power Of attorney contained in said mortgage and
rs tia owner thereof shall salt public auction on the
18Th day of Junc next,
al 2 o'clock P NJ, on the premises, the premises de-
0crbed or referred to ia said mortgage, which reads
follows that certain tract of land in said r;ester on
Newbury Street. bounded and described in deed from
Alonzo Woodcock to Francis H. Dewey, dated Nov. Sd
1852 and recorded Book 500 Page H. being lot No. Co.
on plan recorded Book 1885, Page CAT, 10 which plan
reference may be had. ADAMS P. BARNES,
Assignee of the Mortgage.
Worcester, May 9, 1857. dtju13
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

MUNN'S LNTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. 230...MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS. mo. 236
MEL0DE0N FOR SALE very low. Apply as above.
SITUATION WANTED by young man to drive gro
Gerry wagon or private carriage. Apply as above
BUSINESS FOR MAS0Ns IA person in Pennsylvania
wishes to contract with person OF pereons to lay
form 10000 TO 1000 bricks. Apply as above.
WET NURSE can be had. Apply as above.
DESK ROOM TO LET, In central location.
CARPENTER, woodsworkman Of any kind can
hear o. rare chance to buy out profitable business.
WpOARD. Those In want Of good, pleasant, airy
Rooms, with good board, In central location, will
as well TO cal at No. IL Thomas street. before engaging
elsewhere The rooms have lately been rehtted In nrst
10 order Those visiting the city for few days will
and uuie home, with good board, ut moderate prices.
Thomas Str, ct, May 90, 1851 dam
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R R L E H A L L
FITZ BBON's PANORAMA
AUCTIONS.
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
y 4 n N

By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
q q FORTE, and HOUSE LOT AT AUCTION =
THURSDAY, June 4th, at 10 M. at house No. II Gold
street. viii be sold the premises at the time above
mentioned the entire Furniture of said house, consisting
in part follows:-1 superior Piano Forte (made by
Boardman Il Gray, Albany, N. Y. cost 5000, Paror,
Sitting Room, Chamber Kitchen Furniture Cyockery
Glass and Tin Ware, &c, &c. At - M shall sell to
the highest bidder building lot seaver street. con
tanning about 5000 square feet Terms at sale. For
further particulars inquire of the Auctoneer.
tel
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Burnett'S Kallifton,

For rsmOutng Tan, Sunburn, Frsekles, RedneIs and
EruPflons Of the Skin, and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful
The following testimonial furnishes conclusive evidence
OF the efficacy Of this famous cosmetics:
MARLBORO, July II, 1856.
GANTs;-lhe package Of KGliistOn came to hand last
evening" and glal to have opportunity to state
to you how much value it, My family have used it
amoI daily for more than two years, and think they
cannot do without It.
single application has repeatedly removed the freck
les from the face Of my little boy leaving his skin smooth
and fair And all cases of sunburn irritation Of the
skim from whatever cause has thus far proved Itself
perfect and very pleasant remedy.
can, you desire it, refer 10 several cases OF obstn
ate cutaneous disease, in which know the Kditston
has had wonderfully good efscti one In particular the
daughter Of Me- P, one Of my neighoors, had suf
nation Of the skin probably the effect Of bad vaccine
virus,) leaving Il in several places puckered and quite
red A few weeks ago I recommended to him your
Kaiston; he has since informed that the effect Of
its use has been very marked and beneficial that tho
skin has become soft and smooth and the inflammation
and redness has nearly disappeared This is an impor.
tant case, and will tell you about when see you
owe it to you to state that did not believe in the e.
hcacy Of any cosmetic until tried your KdListon and
Icheeefuly give my testimony In its favor.
70 RS respectfully,
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT 4 co., Boston.
sold by dealers generally, at 6Oe and 81 per bottle
see advertisement in another column. d6wlw jel
A LII OF MRS. METTLER,s MEDI-
IN GINS, sold by oHAs. CLARKE,
lez du Cor. Main and Pleasant street
EINOR SALE-3b shares Of the Guarantee Capital
Stock Of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Co. In
quire at the QuinsIgamond Bank. d1 ap2a
BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS
AB may be had at No. Park street ny2sda
WpLASTIN G POWDER.-Ifyou wish thebest
BLOCKS 4 ETEARNs,
my20 Front street
NOR SA LEA Light Express Wagon, nearly new,
n having been nut IN good repair Price sT0. Can
30 seen on application at the United States Stable.
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MACKEN g. PRATT,

Propretors, Directors Managers of the New York
Branch and the only regulators prices in Worcester
are on baud usual this with SOM thing new nice
tasty, and cheap, in the shape of
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
y COMPANY Of WORCESTERSHIRE Stockholders Of this
Company hereby nothrd that the Annual Dividend
Of seven per cent, will be payable at the Office of the
Company, on WEDNESDAY, June 3d. to those holding
stock the sd Inst. WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treas'r.
Worcester, May 20, 1857. dtJe3 my2O
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MTOTICE.-The subscriber hereby gives notice that
~ he has disposed Of two Of his teans together with
a portion of his custom, and would recommend them to
his former friends and patrons; also that ne still conn.
ues to team, driven by II. H STREETER, Who
would be happy to all those who may favor him
with their patronage, to the best of his ability.
Worcester, June l, 1857, j. H. GOULD.
%
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Our store is full Of Bargains just ladies' give us
call and will always be ready to wait upon you and
show goods with pleasure.
No COMPOUNDED jUckey,ng at the Branch.
All Goods marked in plain figures One price and no
reduction.
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For remoUsng Tan, Sunburn, Freokies, RedneIs and
EruPtlons Of the Skin, and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful
The following testimonial furnishes conclusive evidence
OF the efficacy Of this famous cosmetic;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-03

Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT co., Boston.
Sold by dealers generally, at 6Oe and 81 per bottle
See advertisement In another column. d&wlw tel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
Our Trade With CuAa,
TO INN KpvYoR or THE uKAALp.

NJ ceoseaseo productive Of oaae suesy IN Lourasa,
ossrsspSs dog 70 does 9th an ncresss ssssa mpo's
- Ursr ibrorfhout the world, he's drawn vaono ssse.
Zion very sNorsy 20 conrde alton Of our wsas wHo
rsts, from VI epce we mus DR. " our srs"supPno
o. M now necessary Artic and be qaenon u "soe
psa1oe Of uadev " b tbs and . oooupyng We
% nshe ton many NJ sur mefousns ana
sc esuep swing ma the interchange Oh pFoeseooss
Between my owo sou try nd b, and the obstacles
~ % Interior with :, isp)eou O. ss0Sy' Vess9"
make few rmsrk. ~ on them
Snsvls he On tureo 'ugP cane h L,uisAna not
rHec,sy ire, yisor wh On hes exhibited for the pasa
sv yosrr the question Of the balance of trade With
Os,a may become omi ent 90 with cur staaists IN
sssa OF berg empora y one, % 10 now considered.
m rapid Increase Of the yield In Lou saaa rising from
$40 o. hh IN 1851 10 400 600 hhds. In 1884, had nAu
sally amiDshed den ~ for the pvoiuoa Of OuSs and
ne npor. trade FROM there for III years had exhibited
sIsht decreuc Now that he domestic production hes
hnsD Il point much Isss Than u WA In 1885, must
rs 10 0uba for our principal supply. Wo may, indeed
seek Pariicn OF II from Msurisus and Manila, bu. unh
s,e,, producing dho, almost abe very entrance
si hs eor,, and too whose consumption Of cot
scrs meats shd grain al Of which produce better
IND cheaper thar any other part Of the word-oers all
tke reg sies Of mutually profitable CONNER u
10 BE violation Of ,be laws Of trade that cal Of these
ssinsfy rsclprccstrg aues snouh DO driven BY
sviscs cb.,ruc TO oitans s.ons Of the EARN 10
swr ply lie Necessities.
ops merchants, ie IN crest measure freq 20 obey
the laws &C usce, biias aost OF supply Of foreign
suS ion OubS G. Porto Rico, tho m9o's''ons into
Ges York or hs &c stands during lhe pas; year oon
pye.se Ase-sev mis- Of ss entire foreign importation
Snt srrn 10 &c, u 10, Cnbsr merchant Thai
HlsDa, vttb m )siA crDspme1 vsn.s 30 tho amount o.
tvo aud 10 ara Ger "a 'io1 o. do lars OF ctsn soofs,
s~a o qusFpr r1'iols OF ussis and I'VE aud asf
a"ls yrs,o ,Uroeo b. artificial oo.ru0iianx. aod
ths interests ~ p7p'e, 20 go 20 England nv
ec- Rntcrs, 20 S9erb eusYica for h'T N ais a "a IN
S-s- ~ !. FrGn rrrE ,so communities Shoso
terra, prsdt trade rres ut cash c0aD eFpsrs %
Abe S'btT, esp~r 2 Is &c ihr notaa SDady2n,sgc.
yee ioIlosrs taop exhibits the co1lwesoo OF Caba
With ~ pssSoNiirp o. drawn rom shis county,
PSI ;sc Nncsi geyuipa By The rcvenm rs % ina
ssr 81 s,s which are 'ha later; yctu ms D1othn
n trsmbDs the usde Of Ccbs si.o this ooon,ry, pro
F !stc ihe Ie.ur there Tor eve'ai reasons
tho Nsiht tte nh lnlup OF tie rAis eeosnss sing
shFg r r. Jreri there Than 10 our own p>"ts
fety rsirstuns based a. po.siso upou
ste nseSasC Unfsst vsire OF the goose, isss the
Asl5V0t OF dVty Iad; Ggd the Islo Geios carried
erlbeiY n American bCgo Abe freight aud charge
N Great d, are. to oar os0 citizens, ani arc
s>ers II back ~ rro" uofr;-
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TIE SUNDAY HERALD IN NEw JERSEY Az Bs-
1nPsrslAG GAMER --rne R,hwAy IN Rspb tcEs, Of
10Th net ssAuy Of or eiuzs ns were srs,ded on
suresJ sst BY reoevirg the New York suneay aaAIo'
oonienr account OF tho closing Ia tee Coro
rers Investigation sso his charge 10 tne ary and their
verdict 10 regard 10 the recent murder OF Dr. Burde
Is "a seldom that our citizens eau obtain New York
SUNDAY paper the day Of M publication, and ~ several
exposed vish 10 have on that day, one OF oar
owntnsp Mr. ]. W. rssy, undertook the task OF visit
ing New York procuring Tho papers ADD delivering them
" srb,eribers Of carry hour on Sunday II. posxmed
he s. 20 the satisfaction OF ell his friends although he
walked Gboie d. from New York 10 tails 70
ar Oh IL twenty miles, In 2.s minutes and II u
seconds and eI be arrived hero served our ci izens
vhh the psprs for copies Of which he got tsepty
I've cents This "tal" feat By 'tallp man, and
We believe u could be beaten by bot few.
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usCCUL,E'rE AID AUHpgTs.

NoNsusTAT1ors on Ltr, nIsFApY-s or T1s vvr
sod ear fem 70 4oeicct =, 500 Rroadway; and ro-s
70 a. III West Fourtcrh street Private lss, .,loas 80
result Of ~ yenrs expefeuce gven MOI al Ne, AZ ~.
opera ems aud treatment a hore delicate organs e,rsv4s
cA eyes SANITY On hand ard nads 10 order AZ DAYS
notice ard inserted wFovt On ocraton or nssa
Jaht w, POWELL, N. D.. ocuiss alrist Ia
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country nom which they receive NJ eHFspcsdins ID
vA1saeo.
ARhousb some progress toward change n thts oondi.
Ok n oil ,blnss would be made b. em,naton -
jpotcsous lnws heavng upon trade With Ouea
ruoh acicn would DO merely hopping among we
brspches rem sbould strike u The OF the evil
The true Interests Of couoxy and o. tae people
Of Cuba whether oonGder them In Q secis poti sal
Industrial light would DO enhanced by the admission
Of uba sovereign stas IN Ooufederasy Too ~
sir mens of this wcus be fucve 10 The mas.vl and
Intellectual wefsre Of both conn'Yts and should then
have ieues ieays about Vie balance Of tra 10.
have the honor 10 be your obedient servant
NEW YoRI, Jan. 1857. J. 8. THRAaHER.
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TEE MEXICAN HrEABBs Cox. GUssKRo The fo
loving ist of IN, oticrs board the Aexiosa mao
Of ses Gen Guerrero, lying u Mobile wat
ting orders from the Me- 'csD U0assy ~ Washing On
Don Jusp @. de- Foster, commandv, DIN Vcen Ssn0hos
Urt et Ter apt Don Msnuel Or csns, pned dsaO mao
Dun YAnacio CATO. ron m"soipman; Don Too p Bravo,
Fed Fousars; secoud spgpeeY, B v. West Esq.
third en- snepy VI liam w. SO
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tbsoo me N fPasCtD0o builoitn, Boo.
Tvem private les,eS. Psarssvnla RIO hpo OOA
% 1850, whoo has BEEN handed ~ . friend, 4.
tract the following Interesting PARTICULARS In Peson N
shsBeat Harry Meggs" whnone great SAn Francisco
nsbob, and sow resident Of Santiago. IL OhiIe.
Iremsnsd Ia Santiago SIX dsy s-quse osg enough.
One Afternoon about two O'Clock NJ g. NesG and NJ.
self took horses snd started for these dsspss,
(Pesroev vile, RIO 1ip0 dktspt about twenty miles We
Sived n the camp about suudown just 10 time for bos
supp. ?, got up In the North American sy ie BY Pna
eeipbis darkey Merge out here With bis family, and
lives in 6ABusgo He sort Of general supsr nss ndeus
loohs ous for things, b. He 10 . mighty npe mso,
as'uye you. About his coming awsy WITH 90 much mo
pey n all hunbog &c has told mo the vhole Of the
vsrssctiou. He bad uhm ne let $4,000 In Dash
When he arrived al rslahuana DO had lille S5 900.
and he b not worth anything. have dined al his
house several timss HIS wife "a ane wonaan-very
sociAbl0
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y es,,s ou puisse soigner DE- ieuses demesenss er
en,eIsr sr y frsns.s ssdcsser 81 No a Bond At eage
act beurc du ser.
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WeeE,, Report Of Deaths,

Weekly Report of Deaths,
I. the city and county Of New YORK from the 2lr day Of
Iebrcsry, 10 The 2sth day Of February, 1851.
ycE- &c: women, 10; boys, la; girls, lb9-Tota tts
Adults las chldrce 3e3 mslcx 2lo; females s3s; 90
iored personf, e.
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A YOUNG NAN, TWENTY TWO yKIss or .a. %
600 family and On 2; socsy n ne city fdesrons Il
.c.nlsF we o. some young ladv view
mGage hhe must be well educated and poseess an al
nacye appearsnce lie has Just come INTO large fortune
20 Al me enloyments OF ts he can be hal luv voans
hay ADDRESSING Frank Donsas, Union square Poet ofcc
WN be answered Incidentally, : Wv 'S
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
SNERIrF'S SALE

HpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of
I'D the District Court. Ninth Judicial District. in
and for Butte County aud State of California, 10 me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum oftwelve hundred and ninety dollars with inter
est thereon until pad, and the sum of ten dollars
costs suit together with the costs accrung on said
writ, wherein IT Losky. Levy y Go. are the plain.
ffs and Brannagan & Nssen are the defendants.
have levied upon ana sell at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, on the 3nth day OF June, ID.
1857 at the hour Of two O'clock p NJ all of the right
title and interest of Richard Brannagan Ignaz
Nissen, the defendants above named. in and To the
following described property 10 wit All Of that GER
tain piece parcel of land lying and being situated
IN the town of Oroville Butte county and State of
California. and described follows: fronting on
Montgomery street between Myers and Huntoon
Streets commencing AT the American Theatre and
running to II Emanuels house twelve feet. thence
back one hundred and thirty two feet forming n
paraleogramc twelve feet front by one hundred anc
thirty two feet back, together with all of the tene-
ments. herdtments and appearances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appcrtaining. The above
ale 10 take place at The Court House door in Oro-
vile, county and state aforesaid.
Dated Oroville, June 9th, 1851
p FREER, sheriff Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
SfIERYrFS SALE.

HDY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of the
nD District Court, Ninth Judicial District. in and
for Bntie County. and State of California, tn me dis
rected and delivered, commanding me to make the
sun of one thousand and twenty nine twenty four
hundredths dollars with three per cent per month
interest thereon until paid, and the further sum of
twenty seven fifty hundredlhs dollars costs Of
writ wherein G. X. Reed is the plaintiff and VI. ID.
I.asswe is the de endant. | have levied upon and
will sell public sale to the highest bidder for cash
on the 25h day of July D. 1857 AT the hour of two
O'Clock r. NJ all of the right title and interest OF the
above numed defendant in and Ia all of that certain
piece parcel Of land living and being situated in the
town of Oroyille. Butte County and State of taifornia
beginning at point on the sonth side OF MOntgOm-
cry street two hundred and eighty feet east from the
N. W. corner of II building known as the Orleans
hotel thence running east sixty six feethence south
one hundred and thirty two teet. thence west sixty
six feet thence north hundred and thirty two feet
to the place Of beginning, 1t being Lot No.i6 IN
Block No. 49, AS laid down on the town plot Ot the
town of Orove, also all of the de erdanPs right title
and interest in and to that certain piece parcel OF
land lying and being situate on Montgomery street
east of and adjoining 10 The land above described IN
the town of Orov e. county and state aforesaid, and
described follows: fronting fifty feet more or less
on Montgomery street, and running back one hun
dred and thirty two feet said property lying between
property formerly owned on the east by llorace
brewster and on the west property owned by tlon-
chcit and known rs the Canrel lot. together with all
the tenements, heredaments and appurnances be-
longing to or in any wise appertaning unto the Tore
going described lands.
The above sale to take place at the Court ouse
door in the town of Orovile. county and state aore-
said. =, FREER,
Sheriff Butte County.
oIoII I,,I,