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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

AssuM REGATTA oy NEW YoRK Yacht Crus This
reg TIA prouie unusual interest," DOLLY from the in
sed number Of entries any preceding ss'on
but from tho Circumstance that there will be les, Than
eleven orpetors In the first GLASS; OF which number
three entirely new viz the Gipsy, ziogs and rnos
Coyer's soop-sdded To which the Reoeoca and Ms1ge
formerly Of the second class, by alterations have
r.ked 10 his class.
In ,hs second class there viii be the Una; Msllorys
sloop the scud, from Philadelphia the Irene altered,
and several others.
In the third class there are nx entries, and all crack
saierp.
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AcArKNY or Music FRsr Nrcn 0PxRl szlsoN.-
Tho summer scason, under the direction OF Nine. do
Gsusp'sa, sgnori Brspoi, Amodio aud Caster, con-
menced last evening under very favorable auspices
The "Fsvoriia very well rendered to full, fashion
able and enthusiastic audience nme dc Gszzsnigs the
prtma donna, who achieved only moderate success
he Of her dtw In this city 81 Nlbios Garden
improves upon Acquaintance end will establish herself
permanent fsvorte here abe remains In the country.
she very good artist and in degree wsretricous
pretenisss. Brgnoli has improved both in voice and
manner. In sass, there has been n, tenor 70 rival him
since his ara appsarance here Amodio was In good
voice and rang admirably. All the artists en,hu-
sisscaiy received and feqvepsy csnei before The
tain. Mr. Muetyek conducted the orcbestrs, and was
very good, OF course. The "ndomsble" had . cordial
reception from the audience. ia rraviaiA" on wcnes
day,
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MILITARY vpnn.-rhe sii> corps Of Boston, the B stoo
Light Infantry, Capt G. o. Rogers, will visit Ne. York
Saturday, 1lth June. ey win be escorted 10 church
by the Light Guard On Monday the Boston Light Imam
try and National Guard, 9Th Regiment viii parade
battalion. In the evening the Light Guard vii give The
Bos,onians . dinner, and Tuesday they viii return
home.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

1mcpR Tire vessels 1rsd irto In tho Gulf by Britain
crusers the Hsshr Rop Star, the schooner Goroon
TO bsve been 'orp otien. This vesse Was fred
hto by The ", CD snspsc,on OF being ssver, he
as Of MACH, aud The fAcs was reported on her arrival
% Savanna Gs
This ia undoubtedly The N. B. Borden, already report
ed I'm. Herald.
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OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KU wRr, MAJ 10, 1853
he Brftish Steamer Syz Repairsas u Key wea-Hr
o~~ander in Chayps Of ns Brsish G~9 Sqsadro~--A
Flcs Boat Fired Into TAe Syr Provs not 20 BE- TIE OF
fendino rssei at SaSua u Grands-He, BrIsnssc
hsj ay't See->r Buusrd Gvuty9 Mott Of hs Orsrsoes-
F@a ssaim~~f of cspsai. Bartlett. Of I've Care-do--
Byv he Brit,h Captain Backed Doxu by a Tanlse
SlsJpsr-Spicy Diaier4e-A "Rur. Csst~v,"dc
The Birth steamer 81 nmsnder vesey has been 10
port since the 7i re,ruinns, haune BOILERS repair
hg ,he ~ood ~Ork Of The shp, watering &c Captain ve-
Soy aepe. The truth Of statement q Captain flo
Of ne MOBILE. he says he nred because
sse refused hoist her oolors Captain vesey has acted
upoer Instructions He says he IA oamaander Of al the
British vessels the Gulf s responsible for the Of
he COMMANDER, Of the sunboas Buzrard, Jasper, and
others The Syn has saiIed.
The captain Of the pilot boat Edna Jones' OF this port,
reports a, this late day ths, ~hile cruising the Gu on
the sob Of April with his jscs ret he fell in with the
Brtsh syx and about 70 round 70 hinder his
stern, With the purpose Of askrs he wanted pilot ~hen
before the be done fred Into aud or
sertd 70 hesve to. The pilot went on board Of the
steamer, where be courteou,iy received. He con.
cid. red tls matter, cid nol even report 70 me
until this morning.
Capt Bartlett OF the Loot ship Clarendon, has furnished
with the following particulars Of gross outrage per
petstsd upon himself his vessel and the United States
white he lay anchor In the harbor Of ssgus 10
ersnde the ~ Of Nay BY her Britannia Majesty steam
ship Buzrard Before giving his account let correct the
statement made with reference 70 the boarding OF the
twelve American vessels In ssgus by q British
stsmer The steamer not tue Styr. Her Britannia
Majesty steamer Buxxrd the vessel that sent her
boai ou BOARD tboee vessels The Styx cruising be-
tween Havana ana Key wost tine Of the outrage.
Here IN
CAPTAIN BARrLErr's ACCOUNT.
NY vcsse wn At ancb three miles fro the port Of
Saeua W the outer hscbor yeceving caro- Tor New York
Al about ten o'clock IN the morning OF the ID OF Nav tho
steamer Buzzsrd bcve W ssnt seawsra And rspsdIy sp
preached he hrnor and cast anchor bsf cables length
fem my ship Very soon after boat IN cbayse ~ a MD
shipman came alongside. Mounting the ,ide asd sp
preaching the captain on The quarter dect the oscer
asked, "Are you The csptapg'' Reo.vine an srss,,e
snswer, the foiorins dialogue then ensured
MIDpY-l vas sent on hoard BY the Commander NJ hay
Britannia Nsjestys steamship Buzssrd 70 examine ns ..
psrs e your ship
Captain RsRrtErr- Ths s an American shin. Al M,
r,sbise your commanders authority 70 make any such
MDDv-Donf you know tbs. we have pp's from your
'-xny eminent N examine your vesselsS
Rap'an RARuKTT-t was nos v~e az any surf sutbo
~ having been given your eovct "a ~ ont shor me
tne pass ant viii show nv rapers-- pss hefgs.
AfoDr-iou wiz 10 made 70 shc~ stm
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Tne n hihrusc arc surveync stsaugcr Su6rirf CON.
rtr6sr o. Car 3 IRON Philadelphia eabed from panVns
or he eih 'rst tof san Frtr ckco.ss
ne unisd sa'si store tN1p ssrpiv Iseu, 6,sy, vas
a. EcssyLoS NagehI.
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PerAOnAl lufelllas nee.

Governor Banks, Of Massachusetts,, IL In town.
Nile Frerzolin hes arrived The U,scn Place Hotel
after extended concert tour the soulh and west.
Mr. aapcrof the historian, has gone south . wait Of
lew WEEKS
Captain Gym and J. ". Grer, Q. 8 ~, are 10 wash
hRpp.
The wife Of the late Henry william Herbert vss IN In
csbaroe lbcspa for II. purpr~e ~ psccurpg d~oscs
at the time her hutbsnd mltted suicide 10 Ne~ York.
Maria Christine Of srau has purchased for the sun Of
$50 600, 'be pstc~ A'osb IN Rsms, near tho famous
lovers rtpos zvtnz the Qusiuo Fop,spe roun-
tsiDs, situated between the Qurrai and the Eqapai
The palace vae oruery for many tn. rcsidepoe
Of The vioow OF Kug Charles Feir Of sardinia and
ton Of has been occupied since July, isse, BY NE
French cavalry.
From Charleston, IN the mshp Nshvfe-M Mrs rrspisr
and cbild, Mics Irap er ssa purse, Mrs. BE Ms Var
fep. Nrs Amber and chif Gen waype Mrs q par.
nvs n. ger and lss, NJ. pct NASH, lady And in.
Io-ry,. MI. lsmc',iss lloyd W Mckay sso sdr
Msfuiler h.nn'nfer ard lsdy wrs Neigsir 100 hill
orsp end servsni W. Trvsr TAO N a.. Mrs Geo
flsss ana SOP Sspt h.iIy ard i,dy We H.s'ie y aes.
Beyvsid Mess C,p hos Raging Bl.ss rsp~r; Cyl'nel
sor's, " krs'op pu,cp Dopes, Mr. Essmso - ,urns
Grtenorfh, II fossrie " uasrols ~ccev, Psmele,s
Bsndv'ch, Basscs, " Bsge -or's e.rs, Ees~sn,
Bssot msn. Capt II sohiuson Or Pe'iusiu ee-ssby.
Mr. ksrctiaser osmbado and servant Captain TAI or,
and - in tbe ,teersfe
Prem RI hmons &C. In he steamship Roanote-C velen
ard lAd, hnrp Mrs sbd MISS Sail pbelan and .hs,
Vim sctschsn 70 Lsnsr,, repsI' o. 80, SICK ,.
scIsin lady Moss WIN Burch, and lain he steer.
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The guns are OF different csiibrc and consequently 40
convey any very Idea Of the weight Of metal
carried BY these vessels.
The following q hst OF the cfbcers u each vessel
comprising our "charre feet" with tho exception Of the
savannah TO which vessel no ocers have ~ yet been
ordered
STEAM FRraArx wAIAsH.
TIoo Ohcsr- Elie A. y. Iavallettel
C1tsd,n-ssruel Barron.
FLEET Surgeo~-Wiam johnson.
pprser-J George Bsrris.
I1sttnonfs-C r. P. Rogers, Sae Pept, Thomas g.
Cor hin, psson Smith, John II. Russell, ". Henry,
John Wood
Tou,d L,,istdw Sp0oyn-John Rudensten.
Actsrg kastsr-Nongomery sicsrd.
lssistant Sur0,on--jobn r. Kchn.
Pasted k,asiipm,n- Edwsrd Lee, Hamilton A. Dalton.
Chapias.-Iohn {. Watson
Geener--John Csuf.
Cs,pc~r-Johp Rsinbow.
E~esnsrs-chses, BspjsmiuF. earvn; 1rt ssN'srts, N
p. Pssispcs, Montgomery Fcscher; I'd do, hwusW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

Mr.. H,cxrrr commenced N engagement OF . few nights
ct Laura Reenc's theatre last night, playing Sir John Fs
staff In the "Mery Wives Of Windsor" supported by
xessrs wslcot Prior, Dsvidse, Mrs. auckland, Mrs.
wslcot &c. The house crowded, and Mr.. Hsckest's
admir- able mpersouaton OF the IA knight wss received
with The heartess spplause.
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4 he Turf.


UftON COURSE, L. I-TsOTrIH9.
MONDAY, Nay sl-Purse mile h.ss, best ssree b nvo
70 wagons, wagon and driver 70 Weigh 900 los
6esrs Jenkins named ch 6. hohask. .......... III
bTs m woodruff osmed Or { PhiL ............. 122
s Mclaughlin PANIED Or N. klIk Mad ............ ss
d. Pper nsn eo 8 Malta. $780,. ......... dr.
-Four others we're entered but Old Dot star.
riDo $50. eco, $40
Fsra Heat-bohawt ~as The fsvosns sg,iost Ne Ash.
He took The esd 81 the and sVVscssbed
by either Of The others during the beat Msns add
MIX Maid behaved very badly and were dis.aassA Phn
Wa three or -four leDgtbs oehisd Aohas Tune, 230.
81 .a M.aa a'ns.s ss.lo 60. the bee. II zoe send
ler eths. and went steadily 70 tho end. Phil
berR able 70 get pear him. Pb Is usual broke up half
ID zen t,mss 10 eoinS the mile. nms, aao
1hGd Heot- was oouns~rpart Of tho p-ecedbg
heat sohswk Won the , easily. Tine, AGO
Tartar Re announced 70 or r1tAr va sxsro ed
yesterday AFTERNOON on the Union Cour'e, bcs hea
a., arc o times exhibited .onss.fa tights Of soeed dc
teip ALSO ssa 70 be In excellent um for Abe match IN
which case splendid content may be Anticipated.
Severe ssekpsss on the sIosp-os. War DALE.
rbe following official report Coumander McBsir,
Of The soop Of wsr Dale, confirms the melancholy isssai
eeDce 81 the recent dean board ship Of valuable
and promising young officer
Urrrp STATES Floor DALE
. with deep r.r.. Ss s:,. 70 . rsyo- sssS Of
Lkut Lee w.hs, ste u',,. onc., ?, h. .ssp The
hv.r soub, hasepsd BY eosaoe%sa, 70 sa.l :hp vmh
hon ssvene.p Day. y. been eos..s e"os ~ IN
ponh. .os. who're %. 81. dwms -: sHs .s,svis
D hi REM er * osuye for f&,sl Lieut. Walssr
ctive, inellsent, ut ment
has ost valuable officer 10 be his III
be ckefnhsd BY many true b,epos r,soeofully,
&C WN MCBLs q, OummAuder'
on ToucEv, Secretary Of AZ, ~ssh og
The following exusct III Ia kr tron po Prays will
impress he rssner WITH vivid ids Of The terrible
ture az the service which ~ required OF naval
squsdrort on the coss OF Africa the s,pua OF
the Ashour'on treaty betsesn the United 5Aatsa and
Great BRIAN.
The United States siocp o. Dale the sos On
the ,th Of ,pn in dirn sb,ss soarsy,A .iih
.psy essee Of fsy.r on .oar' LIsu sainer Atsd
The pstssge. Ind bu-sd ~ " Aypro-
PIRATE pffrfp the lAb urLE he The Dale
ho U pr vGers sfd The tny sotsuls ereess e~o
htuts nsp,s hsyinF ben cespab so he pr1.)
being alisrpsisp uoop be shk list the beaiswas
sssmsp fr m before he Obliged Ia ih- dn Of
leu epaps ss Officers ~ III. d-ch. eth freely suctent
numbs r Of work The bip.
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SPANISH FLEET ORDERED OFT.

The steamer PhlIsaephis, VII ch arrived n New or.
esns on the Goth OF May from Havana, announced that
Ire continued ou,rsges q Brth cruisers had caused such
rtepsc excitement that Captain General Ccncha had des
patched Spanish feet 10 interpose bc,-een Rrs,ah
guns and the violation Of Sovereignty spanh waters
THE HOME sQUADR0N-OUR CHANNEL
FLEET
The vessels war row the Gulf or under orders 70
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rHx CRY IN POSSESSION os rHs CRYSTAL rAfAr Under
the advice The legal Ocers Of The Corporation, Mayor
remapn has determined 70 seise upon the Crystal Palace
to satisfy The claims q the city upon that property.
More than year eiswed ,nce TIE lease has expired,
emo by N coz tcos OF That instrument the Palace was
10 become he property OF the city IN the event q ~ DOT
bars Removed Ccers Older and Forbes OF ths Mayors
,o-se .ers daeJ yesterday TO take possession Of The
~, r,es NJ White, the receiver Of the bondnoiders,
90. cre~ NJ ard tcok Inventory OF the Industrial i'm
c,s eut- rrain "a IN tho Pslsce me Common Council
w dorbisss rake some disposition Of Mis- really mAxni-
a mt property.
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CONTINENT TO Ouicxrs AID GREW oY THE STEAM
Fniesrr WABASH me male and female relatives and
friends Of the ohlcers and crew of The United
states steam frigse wabash invited them on "a
excursion, which took place yesterday afternoon me
steamer Edward Griffin hired and with the
North Carolina Band and the guests board went
which City females Who were on board
The veers hoaly went board the wsbAsh, and we're
kindly received by Commodore fAvslete. me Whole IL.
fair pleasant 10 all concerned. The Wsbssh sailed -
daylight this morning
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Severe Sc kpsss ON tho SIoUp-oS. War Dale.
The following official report Comm aodev McBsir
Of the sloop OF Dale confirms melancholy isseli-
of the board snas ship Of vsuaho
and pTomising young officer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-05
,nr RAu.En Rur sTlLL REpERMINfi.

stfNCE the suspension Of Bankers, Brokers and
~ Mercantile houses has become 50 general, SAM.
TliBICU informs his numerous customers and the
Pubic generally that he is still reeemng all solvent
hnk Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and " is
onsin with rich and fashionable Dry Goods at low
Fices.
avng lately fitted up the up stairs for the display
actions, Fancy Goods, and Wooden Knit Goods,
: great variety, and constantly receiving
ew supplies, we are prepared to meet any sum, and
gill continue 10 redeem al solvent notes in seaSOnable
Dry Goods TO the satisfaction Of all customers.
nov l3.U
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that I, GEORGE
WOLFLIN, Collector of the city of Evans
vile. will, between the hours of nine and
twelve, A. NJ, and two and five o'clock, P. M,
on the fourth, fifth and sixth days of March,
1855, sell, at public auction, at the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, Indiana,
the following lots, parts Of lots. and pieces of
real estate, in said city, taxed to various per-
sons, for the payment of the taxes due from
the owners thereof to the city of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid:
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CERTIFICATE.

WINsBoRo, 5 -. March Q, 1sS5-
7. David Elkin, do hereby certify that have cen
hadly afflicted for two months with infammaOry reu-
matisIn; ofmy legs heing much swollenstiii and
sOre-so that found II exceedingly dfevE 10 walk
that the stiff Joint has been twice rubbed with Prof
DeCrah's celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hoars
and have the perfect Of the afflicted limo.
was also Ouhled with partial deafness in my let ear,
and nv inglc application OF the Electric OK my hear
ing has been greatly improved. 80
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DOCTOR ]. N. HUGHES.

r ATE PHYSICIAN OF THE UNITED STATES
"a nAkINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located IN this city, and will give prompt attention to
the practice Of ms profession in its several lrenches
Uhice and residence on Second. between Main and
DIVISION streets, being the same formerly occupied ty
Dr. Byford. Regular hours for consultation from 81
I? o'clock. A. NJ, and from 10 and rem Sh TO 7
O'Clock, p. VI.
~ Calls made in his absence from the ofice, and
reyistercd will be duly responded novfsH
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NRANBERRIRe:-ab bills Just received, and for
~ sale tV SAM. vkCkERY.
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current in the State where issued will be received at
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A discount Of twenty-five per cent. viii be allowed
clubs. fourcOpes OF Blackwood, or of one Review,
will he to address for ~; tour copies of the
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The POSTAGE 10 any part OF the United States will
be but twenty four Cents year for " BiackwoOd; and
bEt fourteen cents year FOR each Of the Reviews
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AFFLICTED. READ THIS.

\
Prof DeCfratli-Dcar Sir; j, Capt. b. b. Smith, ~
hereby certify that have been afflicted with RheuIa
tism Tor four years, and at times could not sleep. BY
hearing of the wonderful cures by Dct;Tths Electric
OIL was induced try it, and the first Application
of the Electric Oil was at relieved, and now have
the use ofmy arm. The ap, lication made before
fifty persons b. u. SMITH, TwiGse Co.
We, the undersigned, were present:
j. Riley, j ii BTantiy, II Coepg.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-04
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE

QY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED out of the District Court of the fifteenth Judi>
cia Dlsris in and for Butte county and state of Cal
forna to Inc directed aud delivered. commanding
me 10 make the sum of two hundred and twenty five
dollars S22 co. with interest thereon at the rate Of
three 90 Per cent per month from the eigteenh (fs)
day OF July A. u. 1857 until paid, and tho further
sum of fifteen nineteen one hundred hs dollars costs
OF suit and the accrling costs said writ, wherein
WM. !. TAYLOR is plaintiff and VI. Il. FARLEY is
defendant. have levied npon and shall expose at
public sale To tho highest bidder for cash on tn e
TWENTY FIFTH (25th) DAY OF JANUARY A. d.
1853. at the hour Of two % O'Clock T. all of the
right title and interest of the bbove named defendant
In and 10 the following desc rbed pieces parcels of
land situated on what is known as the Carlton Tract
In Ophir Township Bntte County California, and laid
down on the map or plot Of said Tract now file in
the Recorders Office of Butte county lots No.
two. three our five. six and eight, |. !. 3.
t. 7. and 81 in block No. seventeen 40 also lots No
one, two, three. four five. six, and eight q. ,,
3.4, 3, O., and e in block No eighteen 0S) also lots
No. one, two, three, four five, six, and eight
g. ., g !, ), g, and s. in block No. thirty (3S)
also lots No. one two three. four five, six and
eight Il. i, D. g., and 81 in block No thirty seven
81 also lets No. one tive. three four. five six,
and eight Il, 2,3 I, 5, g. and s. in beck No thirty
[30l
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the town Of OrOyle, county and State aiore
said
" d. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville. Dec. 30h, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-04
SHEEIrE'S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECRLTAL ORDER Issued
ED out Of the District Court OF the Fifteenth Judi
cial District, in and for Butte County and Stale of
California against JOHN ONY EFT, and in favor OF
SAMUEL l.. DEWEY. for the SUN Of tour hundred
and ninety four [S49400 pr cipal, with interest On
said sum at the rate Of three 81 per cont per month
from the Seventeenth [i7thl day OF October, ID.
1857. until paid Also, all costs o. suit taxed in the
sum OF twenty four five one hundrcdihs 1924 % !
Dollars, together with all the costs accruing en- said
writ to me directed and delivered. commanding me
TO sell all of the morigagcd premises hereinafter de-
scrbed to satisfy said demand, will on the IW EN-
TY-TIIiRD [23rdl DeY OF JANUARY. A ID. 1888,
Mt the hour ofCne L O'Clock, Z. NJ of said day in
purs uance with the requirements Of said order sell
at public sale the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing morgaged property. des crihed In said order
of sale as follows TO wit: bounded the south by
Fowler's Ranch. on the north y Ceveand's RanCn
being six hundred end foriy [G40 ncres Of land ard
what is known as "Sandy'- Ranch or Dnyetr5
Rancho, lyrg an the east bauk Of Feather river, in
Butte County California, and ON the road leading
from Orovie TO Marys,illc.
The above sale to take place at the Conrt House
door, in the Town Of Orovllle, County and State
asoresaid
NJ d. Plum, She'iF Butte County.
Oroyille December %, 1857. do
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SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIrF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is
-aD sued out Of the District Court. 18th Judicial
District in and for Butte COUNTY and State Of ali
fornia. against JACOB s. MORRIS. and MARY =
MORRIS, and in favor of THOMAS WELLS, for
the sum OF Three Hundred and Nnety-Six. Eighty
One-flundredths (S396.s0l Dollars principal debt,
with interest on said sum at he rate Of four 4 per
cent per month from the Twenty -Senenh (21th)
day Of November, A. D. 1856. until paid ; Also all
costs Of suit taxed in the sum Of Twenty Three
Ninety.0ne Hundredths iS239G) Dollars: together
with oil the accruing costs said writ, 10 d-
rected and delivered. commanding me to sell all,
much thereof as may be sufficient TO pay the
Judgment above specified and ali costs Of suit o {
the mortgagCd premises hereinafter described. To
satisfy said demands, will on the TWENlYSEC-
OND (22) DAY OF JANUARY, 4. u. 1853. at the
hour Of two t2) O'Clock p. NJ of said dav in pursu.
snce of the requirements OF said writ, sell at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
morigaged property described in said order Of sale
as follows to wit: Lots number one, two. three,
four, five and six, Il, ., B. 4. and g. in Block num-
Der thrtysix (36) and Lots number one, two, five,
six and seven. q, ?, 3, 6, and ~ in Book number
eight [sl; Also. the lot of ground fronting on Bird
street eighty s0 feet, and IIuntuon street thirty
six [36 feet being the lot of ground at the of
Bird and Huntoon streets, on which the old Metro
potan Theatre formerly stood. The lots Of ground
above specified being described according To the
man or plan Of the Town of OrOviNP. witch is filed
in the cOunty recorders Office Of Butte county, and
said property is all situated in the Town OF Uroyle
aforesaid
The above sale to take place in front of the Court
House door. in the Town of Drnville, County and
State aforesaid.
". d. PLU.N, Sheriff BWte County.
Dated December doth. 1851 d2e