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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

ADVERTISEMENTS Read the new advertise
ments. The Trinity River and Indian Creek
stage time has been changed. Geo. Hulme ad
yertises his business James Lynch gives notice
of the opening of " Campaign Saloon - Hosting
er q Co. have bought the business formerly car
ried on by Wales q Fogg p. Camenish offers his
hotel interest at North Fork for sale the Fulton
Foundry, San Francisco is advertised.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

THE ALIEGHANIANs sang here on Monday night.
The concert was well patronized, but with the
exception Of the Swiss Bell performance, did not
give good satisfaction. The company sing their
pieces well, but the programme of songs on the
occasion, with the exception of two or three pie
ces. was the same as the one performed by them
a year ago. This caused dissatisfaction They
intend to sing here again, soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-The Plumas .Argus
offers the above reward to any citizen, native
born or naturalized, who will, over bis own sig
nature. sign, manuel or mark, properly autbenti-
Gated, profess his entire confidence in Wm. NJ.
Gwns honesty, veracity or legislative ability.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

EFFECTS OF SrDDEN HEAT IN SHASTA COUNTY.
The Courier of last week records the following
On the l7th inst at Middle creek, S. J. Nutter
stabbed A. Anderson-not seriously on the 18th
in Shasta, W. Schucman was stabbed by another
mans wife, bccaus he called names, and on the
20tb, at Whisky creek. W. Sparks shot Ben. Mix
in the groin. Sparks concluded TO locate on
Ben's land and accordingly fenced himself in.
The owner of the land proceeded to remove the
fence when Sparks shot him. We are glad to
know that Bcn's injuries are not serious. If
things keep workin' over there, decrease in the
vote of the county will result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

FRANK WHEELER, agent Of the Cal. Stage Co,
has been appointed agent for Bliven's Trinity
River and Indian Creek stage line, and for Bliv-
en- e. Co.'s new line 10 Arkansas Dam and inter
mediate points. Frank is the kindest and most
accommodating agents we ever knew. No better
appointment coBd have been made
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

SHor.-Henry Keefer informs US that Thomas
Young was accidentally shot by Mr. e. Soule,
about O'Clock on Friday morning, near Lewis
Ton. The load entered the right hip. 1t is not
known whether the wound is mortal Soule &
Young were partners in BUSINESS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

THE Butte Record says 80 some anti-aboriginal
white sealawag set fire to the Digger campoody
at Yuba City," last week What the deuce is a
" "campoody," friend Record ? We don't call them
by that name ap here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

LEFT Use. B. Mcdonald, Esq, who for the
last sixteen months has edited the Journal with
acknowledged ability, his gone to Yreka, hav-
ing purchased an interest in the Union. His la
bors will commence with the next issue of that
paper. Success TO bin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

MISS PARTICULAR, (not Mrs, of Darning-nee
die bll,) rode out to the river the other day, on
the Weavervile and Shasta Wagon Road. She
wants TO know" where those " white flags" are
by which passing places" are said to be desig-
mated. She couldn't see them. Will the Board
of Directors inform her?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

ARRIVED SAFE.-Deputy sheriff Cass, having
in charge the prisoners All Con and All Sing
Chinamen-a arrived in Sacramento on Friday
morning last, the Union says, and left the same
evening for San Quentin. All Sing is an old
offender, having been sent from Shasta in Sep.
tember last, but succeeded in making his escape
after three months stay. He will now have ar
opportunity Of serving out both the old and new
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

RoDEA THE Tchama Gazets gives an ac-
count of a /" rodea" recently given on TbOrnes'
ranch, near Tehama. The "corraf' inclosed
twelve acres, into which from three 10 four thou
sand head of stock were driven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

ONLY ONE SURvIyEs.-Mr. Kronk, who was so
badly burned at the late Gre near Red Bluff, died
on the 10th. This makes eight victims TO Indian
retaliation on that occasion. OF the two families
only Col. Stevenson survives
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

WISHES 1T UYDERsTooD-Tbe Shasta Courier,
Of last week, announced the name of Hon. j. S.
Pizer as candidate for District Judge, at the fall
election. We are authorized by that gentleman
10 say that such is not the ease-he will not be a
candidate for any Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

LEAVE TAKING.-On Wednesday evening a
large company of the friends of C. b. Mcdonald,
late editor of this paper, met in Hockers build
ing, where an entertainment bad been prepared
for him previous to his departure for Yreka lie
left for his new home on Thursday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

BLIyES Co. announce their new stage line to
Oregon Gulcb, Mouth Canon Creek and Arkan-
sas Dan. to day. Tho fare is cheap and The line
should be well patPonized Frank Wheeler is
agent here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

IMMERSION .-Doug gberty- with the red bair-
who sometimes takes drop too much, got up
roarious night before last and was treated to a
cold bath on Main street. Dougherty believes
cold water iniuIioHs-ncv"r ns''s it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Osgood wish us to return their grateful
thanks TO ladies aud gentlemen of Weaverville
for kindness shown them, and aid furnished since
the destruction of their residence by fire. Our
citizens are not slow to render assistance in time
of need
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
Greenhood Ns Newbauer

Have supplied us with files OF California papers
aud the Hesperian magazine, for May, this week.
All the Eastern papers and periodicals by last
sieamtr, were received from them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

At Trinity Center, May 10, by F. B. Simonds
Esq, Mr.. HOMER M SAWYER TO Miss RHoDA r
HOLDEN, all of Trinity Center.
AT Fayette. Allegheny CO., Penn, March 81
Mr. JosEPn SPENCE, of Evans Bar, Trinity co.
to Miss ANNA ELIZA ADAMS, Of the former place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

I. W. BLAKE has our thanks for Atlantic ant
California papers, and express favors
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
TRINITY RIVER AND INDIAN CREEK
STAGE LINE.
CYRUS BLIvENs, Proprietor.

A FTER THIS DATE THE STAGES on the
n above routes will run as follows
Stage for Indian Creek will leave Weaverville
on Tuesday at 4 o'clock p m Leave Indian
Creek on Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, a. m.
Stage for Steiner's Flat and intermediate pla-
ces, leaves Weavervile every Monday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at o'clock, p. nj. Leave
Steiner Flat at a. m.
Passage--To Stener's Flat, 81 90; Indian
Creek, So 90. FRANK WHEELER, Agt.
Weavervlle, May 2s, 1859. l9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

The last Issue of the SUNDAY Varieties with
request to exchange, is received, aud under our
table.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

c. b. FISHER, Of the Red BIuff Beacon, is a
candidate for sheriff Of Tehama Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
Died

AT the residence of his brother, in this town
FREDERIcK AUG. GRosHENs, native of Newvil
lei, France, recently from LaSalle CO., Illinois,
aged 33 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

Anti-LecompiOn DemocratIc Mass WeeHns.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Trim
ity county that there viii be meeting of the an
ti-Lecompton Democracy held at the Court house
in Weaverville, on the evening Of
Saturday, June 4th,
to nominate delegates 10 the State Convention,
and to fix the time for holding Convention to
nominate County officers.
BY order of the Trinity Co Committee.
Weaverville, March 27, 1859. 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING
VIM. HOSLINGER & BROTHER.
PROBATE NOTICE.
! In the matter Of the Estate Of CHARLES PAuIsEx,

In the matter Of the Estate Of CHARLES PAuIsEN,
deceased
In the Probate Court of Trinity co.. Cal.
IN READING and FILING the PETITION
" Of Reuben Pierce, administrator of the estate
of Charles Paulsen, deceased, setting forth that
be has filed his final account of his administra
tion upon said estate, in this Court, and that the
anne has been duly andited, allowed and confirm
ed that all the debts and expenses of admins
traton have been fully paid, and that portion
of said estate remains in his hands, praying
mong other things for an order of distribution of
the residue among the heirs of said estate u pur-
suance Of law
1t is hereby ordered that all persons interested
| in said estate be and appear before the Probate
Court in the county Of Trinity, at the Court room
of said court, at the Court House, in Weaver
vile, on Monday, the 9th day of June, A.
| d., 1859, at ii O'Clock of the forenoon of that
! day. then and there TO show cause why an order
OF distribution should not be made of the residue
of said estate, among the legal heirs of said
Charles Paulsen, deceased. pursuant to statutein
such case made and provided
Ii is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published for four successive weeks before the
said 9th day of June, 1859, in the TRINITY Jour
NAL, newspaper published in the county of
Trinity and State of California.
r. T. MILLER, Co. Judge,
! and ex-Officio Probate Judge.
Attest, JNo. A. WATSON Clerk. I95t.
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Write Home 2

INTELLIGENCE AND REGISTER OFFICE!
l. Persons in want o. help for mining and other
purposes, will he supplied free Of charge by call
ing ut the NEWS and STATIONERY DEPOT
and leaving orders as to wages, &e.
&sa- All persons seeking employment are re-
spectfully requested to Gafl at the Intelligence
and Register Once, at the NEWS and STA
TlONERY DEPOT, on Main. near Court street.
May Il, 1859. d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
Married.:

STRAWBERRIES are ripe at Felter's ranch.
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uENRY III. LkEDR ABCrlONRBR-HALn6ROON NO
~ % Nsssas .rse-srperb collecuon 81 original Modsrn
IhnrsdAy Dec 10 a Il O'Clock in gallery No - NISSAN
street superb soessos % original modern rAansA
sr y living fss q celebrity among wbch viii b tossa
cne werk by d. Huntington, A., WIN ohcs, selected duu
yhl 10 %: art studies Of England Holland Begn Ger
Tany And France many Of which, parrcnarly ,haAs ns
os"se Cole Hsnr..s Bonner and :shsrs psrssd y
one Pictures selected fer their beauty merit wihoa
reference 70 cost By J.. Herring, Walter Williams, ne
younger Slayer. Bali, Smith, Harlow, Barand CAarioss
nasMyth y mesdcws Eaton walker ard other Aruss .
me Epsh school and Of The CONTINENTAL artists seecasns
sooeI sf the Hague, Verheydeu, Wesser VI Dusseldorf
SSssseo Tsa ssvesdonss Rossnbo oa,els Of B,sses
IN Europe BY j. Beaumont Fsq, Of this city whose soee
lions have for so many years epjoyed high rks
sale, whh catalogues. T'
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A LDERT N. GRIFFIN, AUCTIONEER.
n AA6NiFtCkrT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

SUPERB DRAWING ECON SUITS.
Elegant octave Rosewood Panoorte French Plate
CaAdeers Oil PAINTINGS, Stanary Dresden and Sevres Chi
Ornaments. Rosewood Chamber Furniture sne, Oak
Dining Furuture China aud Glass WareOn this day,
Thur be sold lUL O'Clock without all the
sixth street. Sixth To parties of first
esss household furniture this chance seldom offered The
furniture Of the best description all made to order for the
and be peeinptoiy Sold Drawing
covered French Satin Brocade
sps of Teea Iete saias Arm two Reception and
eight stuffed back Chars Rosewood Centre Tables stauary
the SUIT wood Eegeres marble
sauwooi ladies' Work Table Encoignnres Cabinet In
bid with pearl Sofa and Card Tables, Turkish Easy
Chats covered in reps superb seven octave Rosewood
rAsoforte carved legs and case, inlaid with thsr
way MAKERS aud fully giara- teed, Rosewood Stool,
Do Mnsic Books lava Vases bisque
Dresden china Parian marble Statueies artistic
Brsnzes representing Painting and Musc Seasons Flower
ny emit arts'sbe Flight of Joseph and Mary into sgyp
with the infant saviour Upper and Lower Lakes Of aorepo
ewtzersnd Fruit xiece, Winter and summer By Legrand;
holy Family by Ceeres, mtuei and oer Glasses marble
Frehcn ne Engrsyings ortnou Clock Brussels Carpets
Rugs ss light ormolu ans bronze Chandeliers Candle
Brackets Dining toomHertzs extension dining Table Side
board chair oval back Chairs covered in moque.
kts Cbampagues Vines Fruit and Celery Stauds Salts Pre-
recautes Wines French china dinner Set decorated
tea Set a pieces rich Bohemian wine Bottles, Bottles
Parsn marble Punch Bowl handled Knives and Forks
Crn Cake Basket. Chamhers-kosewood Bureaus marble
tops French plate mirrors; BedsAa style ons Xiv
Csmmodes Wsshsthpa china toilet Sets hair Mattresses
Feather Beds Blankets CounterpaBes sheets &c Clocks
black walnut Furniture s basement aud
kitchen urniturc.
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S.r,arr
"A BOLD So sSffSss n ssso 1OSrios
Fasoore EieIss booie.ss risr and M.nssi srro.s Vel
Byoses Carpets Bren,s aud ono ~, Ssoss ara
and China Vases asr,zs rSsnt s.esssn Dns T.
NJ .hpa aud wSss sssf seest soess 80
~ four story 5 West Fourteenth street.
sSs Auct,ouesr would ca particular attention the above
e,susse sale he catalogue embrsees Tie m-ses assert
u n this city, the furniture all made for
ssent owner AID s g be psren,ptorIy sold sale p,s
Dining sso% SUITS richly carved wed; in i,S. and
so arc h.s TIVE recepaan hairs and sss. oval bas
sn sd S wS ps match q. sS
Fable Encegneurs Turkish CHAIRS antique and gothic
and Chandeliers French plate pier ana man.
~ Mirrors rich gilt fr'mes richly embroidered lace curns
sesuag Painting Music the Seasons Flower Boy and ir
Crusaders &c Paran marble Ssauet,es isqne Dresden
Madonna by Teeres saviour Angels Whisper Rosa
nonhenr Fru piece Winter Scenes IN Canada Scenes in
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFORTE
Ne mort instrument offered at auction this
made by city naker rosswood Stool covered ia brocaae
music Rack Books, Music Sci hall wood Natsand, Oil
''''Aa' stair Carpet hat ss AZ
Rosewood Bureau stainary marble top French plate Mir
% Glaze shaving and To1e stands Dressing TABLES chns
Isile. Sets. Hair Marre.ses sapses Sheets Quilts Counter
Geds'eads sofar Chairs washsands Rockers &c Brussels
Carpets Chairs Desks DINING ROOM ~
Oak extension Dining Tabls fourteen feet Hertz patent
5ufst ealers Tray and stand ar" chsrs rich, Gu. and
Celery and Dessert Stands silver plated Casters Cake
richly s se ' ae.
handled kAyes and Forks Table Linen oval Mirrors Engav
af1rc win Which The "a saie viii Commence
To parties IN OF first class household furniture this
chance seldom offered as every article will be perernpory
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A UCTION NOTICE
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
And house Furnishing AYftclex

"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
And house Furnishing Articles
Magnificent rosewood parior Furniture brocade and lace
Curtains sole rosewood d. awng Suits elegant rosewood
fAnofore rich Chss silver Ware Chandees splen.
I'd collection Of oil Paintings 8ronz~s &c,
This day uharsdayl at IUH o'clock,
rain shine
Consisting of the beautiful Furniture contained IN the
dwelling house No f52 West Twenty hrs west Of
Seventh avenue all of which WAS m.de to order and rs
sIess throughout insisting Of beautiful martel and pier
elegantly framed, with 1aeoG COrplces
match; gothic Eegeres style Louis xiv;
and wood sOf and pier Tables:
Secretary and BOOKCASE ladys French
Escretoir, elegant full solid rose parDr
Furniture very beautifully carved and covered In Grim
sU brocade with slip covers; Turkish Lounges, ~hh
veire chairs 70 match French bouquet Tables nlaid
vnh pearl; paper msche Qnartet1 Tables, magnificent
roewsed Pianoiote eabors-y carved, with pearl keys
usea but two months Administer and royal velvet Carpets
velvet Rugs artistic Broozes Of vsroas historical and classical
Care Receivers Fountains &c rich decorated Nanel Vases
and Paflor Ornaments, Chandeliers, &c.
Dining Room and Chambers Solid rosewood Bedsteads
marble top dressipa Bureaus do Washstands French toilet
6ets oval French mirrors, Amour Glaze Cheval Glasses
superb Hair Mattresses Bedding Tets-a French Chairs
elegant Extension Table. rich China crystal Cut
Cass ivory Table Cutlery Rogers Brotsers Silver Ware
Furniture, enumerated all OF which vim be sold without
commencing lu o'clock precisely rain shine.
w. u. WESTCOTT CO.. Auctoneers-
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UPWARD SGHENCK, AUCTrOSEER.
Ia GREAT TRADE SALE OF WATCHES.
Being entire stock of Of largest houses
BY H. f. II. SCGENCK, Friday 10Th instant 10Y A..
NJ At their salesoom No 3 Nassau street. They consist In
part Of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
OF every quality and atyls
l8 CARAT GOLD HUNTING CHRONOMETER DUPRRX.
DO. onr,, 90, ~ DOUBLE 1.s TL4EK EEPfRs.
very large and magnificent assortment OF ladies' hunting
Watches, with diamonds ar superbiy enameiled
face do with and without diamonds of all szes and
Sch eu graved cases from the best 10 Europe
EEvery lot will peremptoriy sold without regard Of
Importation. rI
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$4,000 Hancock county. III, per cent bonds.
UOTreveron ,cal 7 per cent bonds
4,oUC Tennessee state 6 cent bonds
1o,0n0 Black River and " per cent bonds
5U0O Toledo and ilinois Rk. per cent b0nds.
$500 New york snd Erie RR fourth mortgage bonds.
2M0 Northern RK Of N. J per cent bonos.
1900 Wheeling CITY per cent bonds
9ecuyes received addition the regularly advertised list
during sale Next regular sale Monday Dec la
Regular Ion sales Of STOCKS asd bonds Monday and
1bursday whenever required f22 O'Clock At
De stock saiesreon No 81 William street. Nerchaas Er
asn deUre stocks Bonds bought and cold ut p
ri the brokers' Beard interest allowed
deposits dvden ia collected sales also made Of real
tate public aud private sale, when desired.
ALBERT II NICOLAY,
Stock Aucuonecr, Broker and Banker.
No o. William street, near Wall.
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1DwARp scaEN0E,. AucrIoNEER -supEeB 6

EDWARD sCaEGCK, AUCrIONEER ls
~ carat Jewelry f AF a. sCHENCK will sell al anc-
ton, Friday, 10th inst at O'Clock +, NJ Immediately
after the sale of Watches at their sales room No 80
street. large variety of elegant Jewelrv consisting Din part
OF fun Bracelets Brooches rings Diamond
Mosa Cameo and Lava superb frosted and engraved
let's Chain DO Ruby and Diamond do
brooches fine French painted do ladies' Chatelanes Vest
Chains cluster and einge stone Diamond Ear rings Pins
RBge and stos also assortment of London
Watches ladies' enaueIed Hunting and faced do
teDens Hunting and Open faced do with large
of other Jewey Every article warranted Is carat fine gold
The above will be exhibition emily the morning sale
and the public particularly ia pied examine goods
the finest imported and such have never before
pnhlc
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HENRY n LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
III Nassau street.
YARMOUTH SALE OF SUPERB MARBLE srArUARy,

STATUAkY.
HENRY r. LEEDS 4 co. win sch a auction on weSses.
asy l4h, Thursday, 18Th and Friday 18th Decsnber
Broadway southeast corner Of broadway and spring street
second story.
Mammoth surerb Marble sstnary rich Fancy Goods
con,prsng every style OF goods found in Ne mars
Is wen recent impor.tons rom HAY Oanlon do
The Playing Child by Barnz Bust the Esperor oopiet
Dem e. Se csa IN the S EsS1
Tits goddess In AtheDs The Saviour, By Tensraui; Vaa
:hassd in Rome BY an AMERICAN sculptor. ses sn
f9 antique; tho Teaching Mother BY Aaroches Rsbecs
,ns Te ~ aeaschi also works BY sienens Colsani
Fsherm.ns Dsughter BY Csiappe; Dog and os by apsu
Ss snso ros as sGs ss
great variety sned for parsrs and nches gar
den S'auary. Vases. DO +
Also just from Canton and japan large and w
uable assortment OF Lacqnered Wares Tables
bine bssts Boxes Game do, Backgammon Boards Inlaa
AIss very choice elegant invoice The richest French
elaberely painted Vases Of large do
sss beautifully painted new style Bohemian glass 10 every
ware dinner aad tea scs costly Parsn Coysr esrs
10, sone OF which Of very large Real Ormnln
Figures ana Groups Berlin Wares articles Of Viz
IA rcudng large assortment Of real Silver Plated
Also just received late arrivals Italy complete
and grand assortment OF la Marble Carved yases richly
carved marble Hebe, do Card Reseysrs with swans and
Figured Mantei Ornaments, Jewel Receivers Alabas.sr
0sonps Figures Bnss DO, and endless variety
Ssfs he Holidays fhsy can = @ on fas
previous to the sale.
Ar,ess purchased can DO packed on The premises re-
The above goods are now on exhibition.
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uENRY B. HERrS, JR.. AUCrIONEER.
Al Mammoth Auction Halo Of
MEGANT MADE UP FURS.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Dec. II, Is and 70. at IL O'Clock,

The Russian American Fur Company,
No $50 Broadway.
Comprising The balance of entire Furs
valued at SQW wh0h b positively closed
above without offering opportunity 70 the ia
want Of Fus which seldom fhe stock the
richest Rnfsja Sable Hudsons Bay Sable Mix Marten
harien Royal Erune, and other Sets gsntemeSs and chi
dfeps Fnfs sle'gh carriage Add lap kobes Co. ID Gaia
egaes may be had at The depot $50 Broadway.
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A J. BLEFCRER AUCTIONEER.
Il Valuable Lots Eighth ll5h and ilGh streets,
AT q UCTlON.
A. j. BLEfCKES, SON co will sell on TUESDAY, Dec.
20, 1t - oclook nj the Merchants Exchange
On Sib avs Lots. e. q, between 10th and ,6th ste.
Op ii5h =, ~ Gore, n adjoining above tn rear
Between ubth snd 10th sts liz hne gre Lots
On ii6h st--s Cores, r. g, 100 feet g. 9Th ~.
On 10th st2 Lots and Cores, A., 400 feet Q. 9Th av.
On iidth 1T 3 fine Cores, N. near 1tb Az.
The above property adons the neauful grounds OF the
"wood Esate magnificent garden spot Of Gne soil and
good grade.
title perfect and sale absolute.
hsps &c, at No. ] Pine str Get.
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EExaY rKAsgs At AuorroE.

h6EI iAE Assn Ax AOViIONs
s q a =; s,s q sfw ycy. .as ..:sns: q =: oSs.
OF said sv win SON It pehue .ss.os Ne highest dder,
y. " % s = NJ my % s s.a1
pssop, sosh aasAon 49, Wan s,rsss aud
s va I $ ssi - e ~ g
ssd Pssrs e se run % ans ssn e sps sua
and premises 70 and Esn which day ire srw Va 80 ssr q
sa r. :. sss x e ry
snspeses sSssps Ia; he landing s e: q nmos e
,cy tberec{ ana M We 70 which Mo srpera-
S.v used y ssd ferries Any sssos Ssss.s s l.asss
q Il, may b mad. de :. so.s pC a % ns rs
an express spulsasp wiU % .ao.sd u s Is.s n. u.
exceeding hs Yr..ss, ra'.s ,.a s S:.:a,
Any one q hs "a fsF,es dsvnE the - q ps Msss s4
purchaser Is..ss sssn ss rr..sn. ,s..... wiz
Z e s s:
Wy Necessary ,or =. p,osss s..h ny grant ., a.s
one y ne ss5sassr Or lessee 50 SALE ssd he ra
.ae lease 70 IN the usual form q ferry es.s, md
% y he e the SAs re ~ and
ever incurred BY the Corporation fn- or d ssansssn
@ "a Ss + n! s.ss e Pr = =
be sold al AABsA rent less Aaa ths aggregate
M ss q hs s & ne s ed ne:
amount bid Tor rent sephsd "a he rent :" De
Bryeaf, executes with
Otherwise be forfeited 10 rs Corporation He wnl Il ne
time also be reiutred 70 farnsh obAgAxon, Ne
signed by the effect that exssus
bond with surstes ~ be approved the Comprllsr fer
the puncs payne Of ne rent and N ~
faithful execution Of tho covenants Of TIE lease.
Of the Auconeer and The expense Of ~ sa 70
paid by thr purchaser.
The ease win also sovsnans requax each ssrry-
boat sttsched 10 TIA engine Are spparsiss
pump than 400 fees Of hose ~ the suaty
mensors uaed by the fire department q thia city
ssed the gshen Of Ares whenever requrod
Chief Engineer or bis ssan 'or whA ssrvses Mo sesss
wiz twenty cays per hoar Tor esah hoar
gagged EOBE. A. LAWS, Comptroner.
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