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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, knctioneer.

By A. GREEN, 6nctioneer.
THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
hTILpiNG .oIs on OHIO AVENUE AT Aucrros
Cn WEDNESDAY, the 9Th il stsnt, l snail sell no
front OF the premises at O'Clock D. m three vain
abe and deslrab Q building Lots, known ana oesIr-
nsted as ir9ts Nc. c. D, ana Z. Of The subdivision
OF original Lot No: In Square No. 2s7, each hay-
ing front OF 10 feet SS-iO0 on Ohio avenue and
running back about 20 feet to 4-feet aIleJ between
18th and l3n streets west.
rhe above sale offers fine opportunity to per
sons WI. hing to invest IN a handsome and rspdly
Improving section OF the city.
Inc terms oil sails are, one-fourth cash. the bal
anee IN SIX, twelve and eg hteen months for notes
bearing Interest, secured BY deed OF trust upon the
premises. ~r~A NNe
de2-d A. GREEN, Auet.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of avrIt of
I've hen i.olas issued from the Clerks ONCE OF the
Circuit Court Of the District Of CoIumbis for the
county o, WashlnEton, and to me directed, shall
expose TO public sale, for CASH, in front of THE
Court house door of SAID county, on FRIDAY,
me <+In coy OF December, 1858, at 10 O'Clock m ,
me following described Property, to wit: All
qeisndants night, title, claim and interest In and 10
Lot NO. nine. o. IN Square No. ore hundre1 and
ninety SIX, lS6, In the city of Washington ID C.
Iogether with all and singular the Improvement
tnereon seized aud levied upon as the properly of
francis Dickens, and will be sold TO satisfy in
pard. J. D. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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DIED,
After brief illness, on the morning Of the 7th
instant, OF pneumonia, CHARLES GAMER
WHITMAN, eldest son of Charles l.. Coltman, in
A.. aged months and days, youngest son of las
II. and Elizabeth BIggs.
ats O'Clock. from No. lSS 2S1 street, between and
On the Sd instant, WILLIAM BUCHANAN
BUkCH, youngest son of Thomas w and Martha
Burch, AGED yesrs and months.
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By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuNIruRKA I
H AucTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, al
10 O'Clock IN shall sell, al the residences Of gen.
tleman declining Housekeeping, No. 10 north A at
Immediately in front OF the Capitol Grounds, good
and well selected stock Of Furniture. 1 name In
part
Mahogany Sofas, Spring seat Chairs,
Do. Castor and Arm carved do, ..tf -
Do. Marbie-Iop Centre ard Pier Tables
DO. French Roll board Bedstead,
DO. Card and Dining Tables,
Gilt frame Pier Glass Stand, .4..
Beds leads, Cane and W ood- seat Chairs
Marble top W ashstands. 4 oilet Sets
Fine Feather Bees, Bolster and llows
Hair. Cotton, AID Shpek Mattresses,
Comforts Quilts, Blankets, and Couuferpanes, d
sheets, Pillow Cases and Toweling, :. o.
Carpets, Oticoth and Mating, -
Cooking Chanber and OF her Stoves, tA1-.-i q 81
China. Glass and Crockery Ware, .
Also large lot of Kitchen Reauiutss.
Term. Ali sums under So. cssh over $50, q
dorsed with iut crest. -s =
de Sd A. GREEN. Auot. 4
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph far ths Fvenin, It,,
Arrival Of The ov,ri..d Man


ct oris, Dee. s-Tn- overI,,a rn,n
,.',,'i.. I'm ,er California dates Tn. g,e,t
regui ny ofths msil has gained deserved ps,,..
Of California invade. attached 70 crabb's party
nsssacred az Ssata lnez has been re,s..es -
government OF Sonora ie@seo of tne
Proceedings involving TO n consId.r,Al. ..,..,
the title to the city Of Stockton had heeo go
menced In the courts .o 81 No''-
Capt Billings, ofthe Kate Foster, had h~cn NJ,
The stage which Ieft Rattle Snake bar had bee,
rooSsd recently Of - 500 belonging 70 the house
OF Wells, Fargo a Co
TIE United states coast surveying brig Fsun.
Troy, capt Thos. Allen, arrived from the upper
las, amer very stormy voyage and dangerous
passage, with the surveying psrtv under the
w niana OF Assistant James Lawson, and J. c
monte. VINO nad been absent OH the brig some six
G,,Is actively engaged In surveying in tbs
IN R va ga, near the 18th parallel
Dtes nave been received from Melbourne Ans.
R-I,a,oS r.,iS. ID Of August. The Greelone and
ting The nrst turf and an imposing ceIebr,tion
There had been severe eartbauais Al Mel
bourne. ~ Nae'-
Rich deposits OF gold had been discovered I'm
Douglas county, Oregon
Advices from FfaSeT river have been received
10 tue I'D OF October. The gold news was high
been checked. They were realizing Handsomely
Probable Less of the Barque PsrtLian.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 6-The barque Parthian
80 setteu lIoHl hlchuload Tor hto on the lst
OF November, was fallen In with on the l2th $50
miles f.cm Bermuda dismasted. No communal
cation could be had with Ler in consequence NJ
| atmpestuous sea. The vessel reporting her re-
questea assistance from Bermuda and two steam
eis were sent ont by the British naval authorities
teeIe, but they subsequently, returned, having
been unable TO hnd her
New York Markets.
NV Yozk, Dec: Flour ia heavy; State
4 IS 40
Wheat II very dull
| Corn Is firm at 76a76 \ for mixed
Pork il OuOyant; old mess sI7 eoals 90, -e-r
mess So
Lard is dull at II ha1Iz.
| Whisky is dIm at 25c
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M1RSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of
lVA heri faoias, issued from the Clerks Once 4
me Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
will expose to public sale for CASH, In front of the
Court house door of said county, on MONDAY,
the zyth day OF November, 1853, at IL O'Clock m ,
ants right title, claim. and interest in and TO Lots
and =, In Square NO. S1S, In the city of Washing
ton, ID. T. together with all and singular the I'M
provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property OF Peter Force. and will be sold to satisfy
judicial No. S. to March term, 1885, in favor of ohm
". MaaIy and al, surv., and for use of Robert
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshsl
no<-ts for the District Of Columbia
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until MONDAY, the l5th day Of December next,
1858, same hour and plIoe.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
no %
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- - !
1FrnssxsA u. :. ceNvnnnssn, svy4r,-rAis
ecclesiastical body which for several days hss
been In session Ut Portsmoath, Va, adjourned
sfss die on Friday night. We subjoin the fol.
lowing appointments for the Washington Dis.
trict-W: o. Cross, Presiding Elder. Wash
ipngton Gi.y, J. c. Cranberry; wInchester, G. H.
FAY o Assnq Fa;., wills; Rock Creet, g..
mac, samuel V: Hoyie; Leesburg, Jos. A. Proc
TOR Loudoun, T. A. Ware; wsrenton. Robert
q so, Nash 81 Payne; Springfield, Penaeld
U. Lumpkin; Prince William, VIM. Harmon,
se n to be supplied. Chas:A Davis, Chap
EIsd.rietssnrg Dfstrie.-E. P. Wilson, p. f..
a. BOOM King and Queen, B. a Johnson; Mid,
aiesex, X. Littleton; Lancaster, L. Hans.
berger; Westmoreland, LLOYD Moore, j NJ An.
Crown Fsuquier, r. b. Beadles; Rappahan.
mock, J. b. Fitzpatrick; Caroline, T. e. Rowe.
hoot. Scott, sup Essex and Caroline Mission
70 DC supplied; CulPePer, II. p. Mitchell
WASH NC roNr ms PROBABLY LOST AT SEA-
In our telegraphic column will be found intell,.
gence Of the probable loss of the barque Parthian.
which took out Mr.. n II. Topping and between
thirty aud forty work men, laboreTs, &c under
his charge. who were engaged for the Don Ped 70
Railroad, In Brazil. Should the supposition of
the vessels loss be confirmed 1t will bring sor.
trict. -''''
THK LADIES FAIR, now In session every MO ht
at Odd Fellows Hall, for the purpose of raising
funds for the repair OF st. Matthew's Church.
richly deserves the liberal patronage of the pub
lie A most attractive veriety Of fancy and use
Iul articles, together with all sorts Of refresh
ments ana confectionery, is constantly on hand
Esputas Band Is also present with Its exhila-
rating influence every evening.
TRIALS AT THE Observation-Disclosures Jones
and Edward Adams, colored, disorderly; nne and
costs 1918 each. Nina Gibson, drunk, disor-
Derby, and protane, 81 "a. George Roberts. do
q 10; Mary Penny, coiored, drunk and profane,
workhouse 90 days.
The AbLE CHANGE delivered by Judge Craw.
ford to tie Grand Jury yesterday, and other de.
ferred articles, will be found upon the Starr, out
side to-day.
REMEMBER the "oId Folks Concert, at Phil.
harmonic Hall tonight
PocKEr DIARrs FOR Is5s-Fins assortment al
ApAMseEs New store, on 9Th street, near Penn
cents each for the New York LOGGER. Flag. Mercu,
~, and weekly. Elmo Lstter Paper for g. TO- and Is
cents cents cure. Three and four cents package for
In'"iopes. de4-tf
WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap, Al
the Philadephia Confectionery. corner 18th and r
quart. no alms
DIED.
After brief illness, on the morning Of the 18th
GOLTM8N edsst son Of cssI.. CSAPNER
the sd year of his age.
On the 7th instant. .t5X O'Clock a. M, Advert
a.. assd months ana days, youngest son of Jas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-07

SEE NOTICE. In another column Of the meeting
at the Art Association Gallery to- night A profit.
able and enjoyable evening may be expected.
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IMPORTANT TO MAsIsTRArxs.-Judge Cnw-
10 yesterday gave notice that 1t was the duty of
all to return their recognizances to the
failure thereof they were liable to nne
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auo,Ioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF MACHINERY AND
II EhxTUREs OF TIE "IsLAND BRKwERY,".-On
o'o'ock. at the Island Brewery on Maine avenue
between y. and 9th streets. Washington, / shall
among the land records for Washington county, All
the Machinery and Fixtures OF the "Island brew
cry" comprising
Steam EnsIre, Copper Kettles,
Large number of Casks, Barrels and Half-barreIs
Tuns, Watts, Coolers, DC,
Two w agous. one Dray,
Three sets of Harness.
zinc ex cellent Work Horfe,
Together with all the necessary Furniture and n
par. tus to con 'ueta brewery.
Al OF which will be offered Iol ether, and If not
sold entire will then be sold out IN lots
Terms il sold entire: One third cash the resi-
dns and months, with interest, secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustee.
Terms if sold IN lots $50 and under cash; ever
that sum credit OF 81 and 90 days. for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
de co j. G.. Met, IJIRE A. CO. Anots
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C0Usr OF cLAINs.-Yesterday, the case Of
Thos r.. Gedney vs. United States bel ag taker
up iot re,argument, Mr. Rockwell argued the
case Tor the petitioner. Mr.. McPheron, DEPUTY
solicitor, replied for the United States; and
without concluding the court adjourned /
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- FURNITURE
VI M. WIGHT takes this method of announcins
20 his numerous patrons and friends that heN
has just received and has constantly on hand, VI
large and elegant assortment of the latest -
styles of FURNlTURE, suitable for ali pur-
poses OF house furni hing
Chairs, Sofas, Whatnots,
marble top Tables, Bureaus. Feather Beds
- Mattresses, Patent sp ing Bedsteads, etc.
Sesides an extensive and beautiful assortment Of
Ofhoe Furniture. such as
Book Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools
And Arm Chars. etc.,
which he Is prepared to sell wholesale and retail at
the lowest cash prices.
IL Store-No. 81 Louisiana aysnue betveen
9Th and 7th streets. no 80 eoim
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REMEMBER the "Old Folks Concert, at Phil
harmonic Hall tonight.
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FIRK-Last night, about eight O'Clock, ffe
was discovered in the extensive sash and mould
Ing factory and planning mill Of Messrs. Munro
and Mclean, corner Of Thirteenth and B streets:
and, In very short time, notwithstanding the
suolis Oh the nremen, and numerous citizens, the
buildings, machinery and material were almost
entirely destroyed. We learn, upon inquiry of
the proprieors that their loss is about a. Otr ~.
there was no insurance upon the propertv The
ne Is supposed to have been the act of an ipcsn.
diary, Mr.. Mclean says that. after the WORK
Elen len, he made careful examination of the
premises, as was his custom, and all appeared TO
be In safe condition; and he can Imagine No
other cause Of the calamity than a malicious in.
cendiary act. - '''
Z. THE THEATRE.-The management have effect
ed an arrangement with the S.rakosch Opera
Company by which they will appear at the The
atre this evening in a grand operatic musical
festival consisting Of gems from the most popu-
lar operas, oratorios and English songs and bal.
lads The engagement Is for one night only, and
The recent success Of the company aad the Variety
OF the programme on this occasion, promise a
rich treat. - :
We hear that Mr.. Barney Sullivan has been
engaged and will shortly appear.
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LIME WHITE SHIRTS AT Sis.

We have on hand very good article of SHIRT
at Sl.25, equal 10 those that sell for 81 ssI7S
NOAH WALKER co.
de2-6t Soa. browns Hotel
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By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers.
INRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
- ERTY ON THE IsLLSp.-On FRIDAY Az
TEkNO0N, December 10Th. at Z O'Clock on the
premises by virtue of a deed in trust to the sub
1859, and duly recorded IN Liber J. A. s., No. lC2
iohos 1885, &c, one OF he land records for w ashmg-
.on county, District OF Columbia, part of ct No 8,
nletes and bounds, vlz Beginning at the nth east
corner OF SAID ot and running from thence long
Along the eastern line lot IS feet thence west
100 feet TO the line OF "a street. and thence north
aons The line OF SAID street IS feet TO the place of
begInnng. Sad Tot is stua;e5 on the east side of
"A street, between south g and ID sts.
Terms cash. BERNARD H0OE, Trustees
no 80 co &c. MCGUIRE Il Co, Aucts
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The ahLs CHANGE delivered by Judge Craw.
iofd 10 ire Grand Jury yesterday, and other de-
ferred articles, will be found upon the Starr, ont
side TODAY $500 ." SNt-
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

NEVADA g. WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY !, 1856, the above line will
~ run follows:
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange Nevada at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgans
Cold Spring, White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by one o. clock in the afternoon.
1t IL the nearest and best Route 20 Washington, Omega
Seotchmans Creek, Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka
Returning The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine o'clock and arrive at
Nevada by O'Clock r. ~, connecting with the Cali
orna Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento AATys
vile and Shasta.
omee-South Ynhs Hotel Washington.
A. s. 0IIN, Proprietor.
W. S. McRoBEErs, Agent Nevada. t3tn
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

IIoPEs FOR THE ATLANTIC CABt.E.-Thc Lon
don Daily News. received by the Europa at Hal
flax. Oct. 10th, has an editorial upon the cable,
In which strong hopes are expressed OF its be-
ing rendered available in short time. II says
that Professor Thompson has nearly succeeded
in neuiralizing the effects Of earth currents.
which become perplexing when the currents
through the cattle are so weak. Professor
Hughes has so modified his printing apparatus
that a current OF votaic electricity, generated
by a small iron wire being held in one hand,
moistened with water, while copper wire of
the same size is held in the other, the two wires
being united to form circuit, is sufficient in n-
tensty to make bis machine print an intellig-
BILE message So sensitive is his new lnstru-
ment that It will still print correctly. though n
weak current as weak as we have described is
diminished still more in intensity. hy passing
through the bodies of four individuals With
the combined improvements and Inventions Of
Professors Thompson Hughes and Henley, We
are not without hope that. as soon as their in
etruments can be conveyed across the Atlantic,
electric communication will be once more re-
stored.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
J. r EG A IS
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,

Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,
NO s3 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Between Bush and sutter Streets San Francisco.
Poets sing Of the spcies in Indian Isles,
OF the citron, the orange and lime;
They sing of the fragrance so lavish dinusd,
BY the breeze In each tropical cline
Let the epicure boast of each highhavor'd dish,
The flavor Of wines or French brandy,
Yet none Of the list named above can compare
With j. Regan's "Steam ReGn'd Candy"
Rich spices and fruits aud sweet Howers may be good
Or dishes for epicures dainty
But the question in this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
Withal there of them half 20 well prized,
Frou the sweet prattling child TO the dandy,
As that sweetest of aUeets everywhere dozed-
mean Regan's steam Refined Candy"
"Regan" was FIRST on the Pacific Coast,
Who made confeetions-the fact Ia known wen;
Tho twas seven years since he continues II stin
And sells by Wholesale and retail.
lie Is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they 6nd each variety known TO the trade,
Among J Regans Steam Refund Candy"
Here's an hundred varieties that need not be namd
And being made by the new improved process;
lie sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, TO families or grocers.
OF French candies noic, his assortment Is large,
And buyers will find IL most handy
To call send for their holiday stock right away,
OF RegAn's Steam Rehnd Candy" W6l
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

INDEPENDENCE or REPRESENTATIVES, An idea
of the unscrupulOus manner in which the pow
er of the administration was welded for bad
purposes during the last session of Congress,
may be gathered from the following extract from
q speech of Senator Douglas delivered recently
at Alton. We find the extract in the Union:
This Democratic Administration, whom we
brought into powerthis Administration places
its power and patronage in favor Of Lincoln
against the Democratic party. | have no per-
sonal differences with Buchanan or his Cabinet.
Mr. Buchanan mad. certain position on the
Lceompton question. | disagreed and he told
me if did not go with him every friend of mine
should lose their heads-and this warfare was
made on me because would not prove recreant
TO my principles and my constituency, in the
Senate of the United States The Senate and
the President are Independent. Whenever you
give to the Pre- ident the power to say TO NJ
ator that u.less he docs this does that he will
cut off the heads of his friends, you convert The
Government from a Republican Government TO
n Despotism. resisted this, and | intend to
resi- it while have the power. Mr.. Buchanan
cannot provoke me to hostility against the
Democratic party, out o: revenge because re-
fused to support LecOmpton.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

CALIFORNIA GRAPES IN NEw YORK. THE New
York correspondent of the Boston Journal, wri-
ting Oct. 10th, says:
There was a great arrival to-day at the Astor
House of California grapes. Several boxes
came up in the steamer. and the excellence OF
the fruit and the good condition in which ii ar
rived indicate that the grape trade must yet bc
an important one with the Pacific State. The
grapes were gathered from the open fields, and
for richness of favor and size are not TO be ex-
celled by the best Hamburg grapes in the mar
l-Cf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

TIE MoRRIssEY AND HEENAN FIGHr.-The
great prize fight between MOrrissey and Hee-
nan, excited unusual interest among sporting
circles, in every section of the country. Re-
porters were present from Boston, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia, and from al! the leading dailies
Of New York. 1t is estimated that over half a
million of money changed hands on the result
bets having been made in every part of the
United States, aud even in Havana The Buf.
falo Courier, in describing the fight says;
$50 far as the condition of the men were con-
cerncd, MOrrissey was infinitely superior, as
Heenan has been confined to the house of
friend on Carlton street, in this city, since Sat-
urday last to Tuesday evening, and under the
care Of DR.. Geo. Burwell. To this, and the
breaking Of Heenan's left hand in the first
round Morrissey owes his success The fight is
admitted to be the most terrific Of any which
has taken place ia this country. Morrssey was
in fact whipped in the first round, bat did not
seem conscious of it. He is tremendous fight
er, and has experience ia the ring, having
fought with Yankee Sullivan, while the Benicia
Boy, on the contrary. has nO acquaintance or
experience OF this kind, having not only never
fought ia the ring. but never seea prize light.
The ability aud game which he showed in this
fight, under very unfavorable circumstances
has convinced his friends of his great power,
and they are now willing to back him against
MoFrissey or any other man in the world, for
any sum from $4,000 to $4,000"
Another journal says:
I'm the first round, Heenan struck blow
which would have finished the fight, bad not
Morrisscy lodged, so that Heenan struck a
stake, breaking his hand badly. A clinch then
took place, aud Morrissey was thrown. Heenan
falling heavily on aim. Heenan's blows and
sparring were decidedly superior, but upon
calling time for the twelfth round. he did not
come up. and Morrissey was declared victor.
The friends Of Heenan are confident that he is
a better man than his antagonist. excusing his
defeat on the grounds already mentioned"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

THE TARIFF.-A Washington cOrrespo ndent
of the New York Tribune says the Administra-
tion has not definitely settled on any tariff poll
cy Secretary CObb resists the principle OF
protection. but efforts are making on COM
promise to that effect Congress to pass law
authorizing the Secretary nf the Treasury to
raise the duties on certain specific schedules as
NAV be determined on. provided the tariff Of
1857 shall not afford sufficient revenue within
vpare
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
NTISTRY.

- DR.. A. CHAPMAN, Dentiat calls particular
VuY9S< attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which
when applied, will stop the tOohache in Eve mintes and
eectuay destroy the nerve leaving It in at condition
to be hed without causing pain where would otherwise
have TO be extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and substsn
ua manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all
0F1C-Tn Kidd Knox Brick Building corner Pine and
Broad Streets Nevada where he intends to remain per-
rcanently.
October 14th lS56-2.tt
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-24

C,UMMOKs.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA
= County of Nevada. Township Of Nevada-ss In Jus
tees COurt--Before John Anderson J. J. - -, r,-nr
The People of the STATE Of California to A. GILBERT
You are hereby summoned TO appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace at his Office p SAID toNnsp
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of December A. D. 1923 at
o O'Clock A. n to answer the complaint OF + W MAY
4 Co. now on file in my Office, who demand Of yon Inc
sum Of SlO4, II for goods, liquors &c, IN, :.
I'm failure so to appear and answer Judgment WIZ De
rendered against you for the said sum ot tSlO4lZ' sho
costs of suit. ~ ,sSs
JOHN ANDERSON,
,4w Justice Of the resos.