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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-19

The CARsTANG-SHAw CAsE.-There was
quite crowd present at the opening of the
Court ofpCommon Pleas, yesterday, in antici-
patton OF another chapter being commenced in
the celebrated breach of promise trial; but the
paaintin counsel failing to appear on behalf
OF the motion for new trial, the crowd went
away disappointed. The interest in the case
In the community appears to have increased
rather than diminished, by the verdict for the
defendant Miss Carstang and her sister are
reported to have vacated their house, No. I23
Fifth street, which was so often alluded to ON
the trial, and was the scene of the alleged
courtship between the millionaire and the
ironing girl. Only one thing remains to give
the finishing touch to the case and that is
dramatization of the whole affair Miss Cars
tang, the poor girl Mr.. Shaw, the rich man;
the Introduction; the calls; the flowers and the
gloves; Miss G. at Tower Grove; Mrs. Seamen
looking through the key-hole scenes in the
Fifth street house; Effe combing lap dog with
a line tooth comb the promise to marry; de-
sertIOn; the suit; the lawyers; Judge and Jury;
verdict for injured innocence, 800, 900; a sud
den transformation; hopes dashed to the earth:
new trial; old man jubilant; Song, ave are sf
for Charleston" the return with depositions
and witnesses; second trial; scenes in court:
the lie direct; verdict for defendant Tableau
Miss Carstang as she appeared when she heard
the news; Tower Grove sporteth flag; red
ire, etc, etc., etc. These matters properly
written, and skillfully handled by some patch
work author, like Bourccault, would make a
splendid drama, and will insure a run of
hundred nights on its prOduotion.-St. Louis
Democrat
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20 NJ. Lecomte tells the following story of
Julien, when the great leader was giving or
chestral concerts in '.Jardin Turc" at Paris:
lone of his musicians, who had been fenc-
ing-master in the regiment had dispute with
him and sent him challenge. Julien asked
a week to prepare for the duel, and his request
was granted. At the end of that time the en-
counter took place with swords, and he received
furious thrust, which ran him right through
the body, the hilt of the weapon actually rest
ing upon the wound, and his antagonist having
naturally let 60 his sword. Julien rushed upon
him, and In his turn dealt him desperate
blow; after which, having thus revenged him
self, he remained erect, with a sword sticking
out his back, Nobody daring to withdraw it,
he himself had the energy to pluck it from the
wound. 1t had made a passage which, strange
to relate, interferred with none of the organs
essential to life. month afterwards Julien
had resumed his baton and his primrose
gloves, and, pallid and in elegiac attitudes, he
one more presided over those concerts to which
the fame Of his adventure now attracted all
Paris"
The circumstances which decided him to quit
Paris were, like everything in his life. singular
and out of the common way. Having some
cause of complaint against the authorities, he
revenged himself by the composition of an odd
posting-bill, in which combination of letters,
put in larger typo than the others, formed,
when seen at distance, words offensive to the
police. He had to run for it, and then it was
he went to England
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U The Temperance men behaved badly
the other day at Saharaville, Ohio. They had
arraigned member Of the Sons for violation
of his pledge: During the trial brother-in-
law gave the lie to q witness, and sent it home
with blow. Then followed a promiscuous
fight, in which all the movable furniture of the
apartment was SHE'D back and forth many
times, the whole affair winding up with a
pyroteehnic display, caused by the upsetting of
two hot stoves. This was on Saturday; Sunday
was passed in threatenings and bravado; on
Monday two of the CT depant Sons of Temper
ance met in the street, the one armed with a
druggists pestle, the other with q carving
knife. Thus unequally matched, they fought
till the bystanders separated them. The tenn
perance cause seems to have been the greatest
sufferer.
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WOOD AND COAL.

F U e fuELF e LIZ
Il have now one Of the most extensive stocks Of
Fuel IN Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
w w h!te Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
s5S s,ays ayse Burning Do Bun Of Nine
Wood, sawed and split. in ali cases.
All Of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. for 50 or so days paper, well secured.
III All accounts now standing will be presented
before the lst of January, 1850, and il ID earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
n. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l<th and c sts.,
de0 near Canal.
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UAbout six weeks ago, man named Cannon
Willimantic, Conn, under peculiar circum-
stances He went from the room where he was
sitting, one evening, for the purpose Of taking an
armful Of wood In from the shed; he wore neither
coat nor hat, Since then he had not been heard
from or seen, tiH last Tuesday; then he was found
in the river, In the same town, with his hands
tled, snd stheswise showing that he bad met with
foul play.
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TMr. Harrison and Miss Smith were mar
ried at Buffalo about two years ago For some
reason or other, not patent on the record, friends
neddled with the match, and the wife was IN
dpced to desert her husband only eight weeks
after marriage. He stndignantly procured di-
vorce Then she, woman like, when she had
quite lost him, wanted him back again cor
respendence was opened between them, the old
love was blown into brightness, and the other day
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" Ew YosK 2Ws44ssEHIINeroN

JUST THINK OF TT.
msnts for ai5, and one for Ssa and one ~ sss
- JOHN y. EL'r
~. 400 Pc sv., between Sth and 18th sts.
Melodeons for sale on monthly payments. sfe
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I AIDES HOMEMADE SHOES.-Glove Kid
i II heel double-soled Button Boots, S2tO;s-
do, $500; Fr. Morocco do, SaSo.
Also, every other style Of BOOTS and SHOES,
Tor Ladies'. Misses and Chlldren's wear.
J. ROSENTHAL, No. ~ Market Space.
IA14-aOlv Pa. av. I'd door ahove 9th At
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH.
ly1 LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentes
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~a
at MS oSs in this city
cannot wear others, and no person can wear otheri
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office oan he accommodate ed
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
opt to those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and perfect dentuTe thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms In this city-No. 336 Pa ayenue bet vaAy
phia. 90 I.Iy
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIoN.-Prof BROWN viii open the
school, with male and female departments,l In the
9Th Parental care for the pupils, the great
and na lonallty OF the loSaton invite 20 an extend
ed patronage Terms and references st the InstI
tuition. ap Slim
pLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
NEAR CARLISLE, Pa
Twenty eighth session Is months) commences
May lst: Expenses so. Every effort is made for
the comfort and improvement of q boys. To Gil o
few vacancies call az Kirkvood House. April 9Th,
18th, 18TH, from to 4 p. M, address X. X.
bORNS, PlAinheld Cumberland county, Pa
mar S0-lmeo
NJ MRS, MeCORmIcK's SCHOOL.
N1RS. MCCORMICK deeires 90 inform her
The autes Of her School on the fst MOndsy in Sep
tembef next
The course of study pursued viii Somprise eli the
branches resulste to thorough English eduoa
hon.
In addition TO her day scholars she 10 desirous Of
recelyng into her family few pupils as boarders,
aged from 10 TO l3 years, who Will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight
her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and etherwise improved. Those in Waahineton
desiring particular information with reference %
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resdenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, Aexindria, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A MRS. WINSLOW,
an Experienced Nurse and Female PhysiciAn
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO U T II NG SYRUP.

"a AA1sSs !" ANSAV"S
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Phy.ioi.n.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
So U T HING SYRUP.
For Children TeethinS,
nt q. s,:ay s: s.ansu" III ,h' RsSs. setter.
PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsnu upon it, mothsrs will give ysursslvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
can say IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of what v. have
M'!isia:ISiv.S MRS. * *. IT i1' 12,SlD, E.n1 n
1,cr cuRH WINSLOw's ,l.Sca vb.S i;n;t TO ,!.a b.
S:n;, dis ': 81 tI1. SOOTHING n:..ne. dc.
Oh: sS:!t1G, ALTAR: SYRUP, sht.d With il:
highest eSmmsndston Of its magical effect, aud
virtuss We spsak in ;his matter I" WHAT VIZ DO KNOW
aferten ysars experience, AND PLEDGK our REPUri.
CLARE In almost every whore the infant h,
ing from pain and relief will be found 6ssn
srtxsny S,. minute. nut after the syrup is administered
most HHr fRIENcED and sKrLFUL rURsks in New Eng.
land andhas been sssd with NEvER-FAILINe sUcc8ss in
THO USANDS OF CASES.
n.t 'ny r;.v.s the child from PAIN but invrgsratss the
sasrgy the whole system. 1t almost reli,ve
GRIrINe IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoL1c,
and o,steom' een'u,.n, which, not speedily r.m.dsd
AND susIsT FOR 1anhs IDria IL: 4 n: .oasp sns
in all case. of DYs- CHILDREN FNrEaY and DiAR:
.r.:. from +. .sinr TEETHING DFhs f1s whether
cause We would to every mother who has child su
-FOUR PREJUDIcEs, NOR THE rREJUDIcEs OF OTHERS
stand between yoursrfering child that will be
sushEys. .ssoLu1rLv sgRE-to fOllOx tn. of hi.
CgRTIs PERKINS New fori i. on n: oas.ids .rnPr.,
Principal Offc. No. is Cedar str..t,G.Y.
Price only IS Cents psr Bottle. se lI-dAvly
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Picture Cord and Tasse

nR. ROBERT HUNTER,
IL (OF New York;
Physician for, and Operator on all fections of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
DR.. Hunter begs to announce his arrival in
Washington on professional business. He has
taken rO, ms at No. 251 Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, directly opposite Gautior's
saloonl where he may be consulted in all forms of
Bronchial and Pulmonary diseases The fol owing
which ,r Hunters p act is confined, IL: Catarrh
of the Nose, ,Enar9e Tonsils, Sore Threat, Hoarse
ness and Loss of Voice. Bronchitis, Asthma Con-
sumption. and all Scrofulous Maladies.
HOurs-o a. m.. to 5 p. IN. an l2-tf\
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W. 6. METZEROTT.

nQN'T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH.
SMITHS is the best place in town to buy your
CLnrH! NG and FUR NISHING GOODS.
SMITH sells his Goods Cheaper than any other
hOnse in town. apI6 SIN
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il Il inform their patrons and tie public that a.
they have received their usual supply Of>&3
SPRING GOODS, eonsistny of the latest IA
style ard fashion, and best foreign manufac VIZ
ture. They also respectfully invita- atten- -ASN
ton to their new stock of ofGENTLEMEN'S 6 FUR
NISHl NG GOODS of the latest STYLES and makes
They also keep constantly or hand a large supply
OF Naval and Military Furnishing Gnods-such as
Epaulets, Chapeaus. Swords, Betf, Gold Laces
Shoulder Straps, and Sashes.
- II. F. LOUDON CO.,
Citizen, Nara! and Military Merchant Tai1ors,
Is -<OSm
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n DENTISTRY,
DR. HILLS, after aTaotloa! test Of two years
feeis tnat he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for in sorti ng}
ertlhcial teeth IL has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheanness. Ful
upper GETS inserted for 8s5. Partial in proportion
Office 500 Pa. avenue. .a
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of looms, elegantly fur
nlshed, Will be rented during the session Of Con
sress, in the most desirable locality in this city,
belng within one or two squares Of Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Rooms
will do well to make early application at No. 319
9Th street. between street and Pa. av. de 5-tf
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NOW OPENING,
~ NEW SPRING GOODS
s sP: j. STEER: MgRcHANr TAILOR; No. ass
SPRING DS-Cloths, Casslmeres. ~
yestlnss, and Furnishing Goods-whIoh he M
Is prepared t. make no to order in superior WH
customers.
A fine lot of WHEELER & WILSON'S IN
COMPAR ,BLE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHIMES just received. at all prices; from S 50 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-19

j. ing Immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hall, recently occupied by Chas. 3. Wallaoh
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply TO RICHARD WALLACH, No .
Louisiana avenue. is rs IF
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EOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room, Potomac water) The apartments
gre large and airy; four rooms on focr, from the
hrst floor up. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS q
CO, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A FARM FOR SALE-Situa,ed in N.ni.mo,
A Cha;ies county. Md. contsinIug I6s acrss more
or iesS' rhe Improvements are a dwelling house
1uu al necessary out buildings thorough REPAIR
tM wei wooded and watered, and convenient e
nPaSisat91. Terms easy. Apply to DR.. J. z. Gil
ap l1-eO6tf '-sNOS'
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(xO TO SMITHS, Nc. 460 Seventh at to got
&c e SMtTH'S to get all your READY-MADE
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EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-A small GRIST and SAW
MILL, with good Dwelling House and 20 acres of
Land, situated on Sugar Land Run, near Drsnes-
yllie, Fairfax county, Va and but short distance
from the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire Rail-
road, and about IS miles from Washingtop, For
terms apply to r. w. BATES. Wood and Coal
Deaier, corner and l4th sts.; or to JOHN F.
BATES, Navy Yard. mar So-Imt
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIVE MORE
pI. M 81 kaysn kaD Bsoon's magnIfcenta
at ention of the public. We have also on: wv
hand large selection of other celebrated manuf.o-
several Second-hau Pianos in good condition
In consequence of our purchasing for cash ex :
oluslvely, we are enabled to sell at low figure and
accommodating terms Persons will find ii to their
interest Of giving cali before purchasing else
where. Music Depot-corner of Eleventh street
and Penn. avenue.
apl4 w. q. METZEROTT
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Has THE Gaodb TfME ME Has ians coMf9 Mff9ME@

uowE'sIMPROvEDw wEiGHINGs SCALES
most simple durable and reliable scales ever put in
use. Firstclsss premiums have been awarded them
Society; Virginia stats Agnsultura Fair; Frankhn
insttute Eair, Pennsy New York State Fair;
exhibited they nave received hrst olass premiums
20; "a At sS Louisiana avenue, Depot OF sIlleT's
deis-iy wC. PATTIsoN. Agent
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MOURNING GOODS "A full stock in new and
1Il stylish dress materials ga and 7 black
Barege, Merino, MOussein and Grape de Spang,-
very desirable for Mourning Shawls, all lust re-
celved aud at the lowest prlcas.
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say OF any oTH1R
HAS 1T FAfLED, IN
STANCE TO r..
when timely used.
an instance Of dis
one who used il. On
delighted with its
lspeak in terms of
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k'Ok SALE OR RENT-One of the BRICK
H,OUSES, on 18th street. between and ID sts,
wun " good rooms, with gas 10 each room Terms
modeTate. Inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, on H
ST., oetween llth and 18th sts., No. 425.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-19

GAN sAf, IN CONF
nsvsr been able TO
Msdicins-NEyER
4 SIN q L Z In
FRCT 4 UR Z, !,
Never did We know
subtraction BY any
the contrary, all are
0RERATIONS. md
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-30

or pr l.. J. CLAPkAI. ia already secured in position
which place. H. we'll As ts rrorret"r far above the
assaults Of envy ard profc ssorA malice In the schools o
France the gaVs prizes often awarded To rrActt"n
s IA this department ~ Medical aud they occupy
IN others equally lofNy position In the profession
Record. Is an nlusrious example, shining light among
the philosophical stars NJ usage IN Europe and Or Gap.
kay hss fIily 'nlAed him IN this country asa proof Of
which. the Philadelphia College Of Medicine corplimenied
hin, with Dpl,ma and the honorary at sUnden degree
Selecting tp his hed 81 opera although qualified a.
graduate Of the University Of Pcsh, and late Chief Sur.
nHo ofhe Hungarian Re VoutnnHry army for more ex-
tended IAbnrS Dr CIApkay has bent his earnest at.
tsnion the Of chronic diseases In which he has
become great expert that lie regarded ne the
Leader in this branch OF his profession throughout the
United States, and HE portrait and biography are pub
lsheh Ser Of interest to their readers in the most cx-
elusive journals The Dnct Offices at his Medical
and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
LedeSdoG nearly oppoNite the buldingG OF the Pacific
Mai steamship Company.
kW We ask the particular attention OF readers To the
sworn CERTIFICATES cures in another column
Of this paper. (ai4.Sm
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PLAcERv1LLE POST OFFICE.

VTNHE MAILS Cor Sacramento. San Franci'co and all
rAr,s ~ thsSatc, close every day At this once al
yo'ecek, u.
II. mails 'or the Atlantic State, and Europe via
IL AnSr close semi weekly, Wednesdays and Fri
days Al o'clock.
= "
TIE Steamer MALE for tiie Atlantic States, Oregon and
WASugtcn Territory, close about ihe Srd and 18th o.
each mGish, lST 'FTT WNSn thJyv-d Hyu Sa'ur
dAy. then they will close the day previously at IL
o'clock T. NJ Letters int~ nded tO 60 by This route must
be marked SO via PAnAWa"
The MalS for GuIGy FLAT close at this once every
"Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
The Mails for EsWtown 'lose at o'clock, A. N., on
Monday, Wednesdays. and fIidAyi.
The traha Tor CedArVlIe and Indian DEgngS close al
o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
The NAis for Cold Springs and Cooma close every day
Sundays excepted ats o'cinck.
The Kelsey, spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mails close
at = y o'clock every day. Sundays excepted
The Male for Carson valley aud Salt Lake City, close
semi Monthly on Wednesday mornings at I O'Clock.
OFFICE HoCE5.-Irom O'Clock, A. NJ, I'LL ~, 81;
AMI from TIL 5. T. NJ. (Sundays excepted
On Sundays-From i until To- A. NJ. and from
until ~ +. NJ. A II. SPENCE. y. 81.
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
PLAcENvrLLk, June Q6th, 1861.

PLACERvIiLk, June 26th, 1891
Board met pursuant to caii-Mator Wade presiding.
resent Aids Lueey, Monroe McBeth, ArvldSson,
Minutes If last meeting read and approved.
eeptcd.
Committee Streets and Public Places, reported
that the bridge the Creek on Bedford Avenue
s completed except the grading also plans for new
bridge Oh COloma street, across the Creek also ON
Ceaning strccsThAt each person clean up in front Of
his place Of business and the his own
report Of Committee on Printing with accompanying
communication from McssTs Gclwirks January, pie,
scented and accepted
On motion the Committee was authorized to contract
with Messrs Grlwcks X JANUARY, in accordance with
tho terms offered.
Report Of Cummitc on Nuisances read and accepted;
the Ordinance submitted by the Committee entitled
An Ordinance To define what are, aud TO declare
tain things therein Nuisance No. lOo was read and
adopted a. amended in Section lst.
Petition from Mcstrs. Biron, Fink and others com
planning Of the blasting done by I. A. Cagvin olirs
IAnk, read and referred to the Committee on Nu-
sauce, to report at the next meeting
Suggestions and recOmne on the part Of the
Chief Engineer and Forcmen Of the different conpa-
MES Of the PiIe Department, relative to the conSruc
tion of Powder Magazine, heard and the matter
teferred TO the Committe" on Public Places.
AID. Bush offered the following which was adopted
Rssoiued. That the Committee ON Public Sterts be
instructed to contract with reliable person. to
move all Alth from the Fable Streets Of the city such
work 10 lie done under the superintendent Of the City
Marshal.
Petition from Young America Engine Co. No. 3, pray
Ing that the Of board Of Delegates Of
the Fire Department. be continued was offered and on
motion Of Aid. ArtidSSon, the Company was admitted
into the Department In accordance with Ordinance No.
AID bush moved that the slim Of SiQS 90 be, and is
hereby Appropriated to pay for music and other eNpen
seS that may he incurred by the Fire Department In
celebrating The coming 4th OF July.
Ayss-Alds. BuSh, Carson, Arvidsson, Monroe, Nc
Beth and Lacey.
AID Lacey moved that the sum Of $40 per month he
appropriated to Young America Engine Co. g. the
HS to the other Companie" IN the Department
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AsS1GNEE's SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of an order made by Hon. B. +. Myers.
ID District Judge Of the Eleventh Judicial District,
and for FL Dorado County, aud State of CALIFORNIA;
the 18th DAY ofIune ~ 1860 will sell at public cutlery,
the highest and beet bidder for cash, the following
described property lying and being in Mountain Town
town. said County OF II s. Huburd. nSolvent debtor,
at the village Of .ily Flat in the County and State
AforeSaid,
On the 2lst day of July. A. D. 1850.
Al the hour Of 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, all the right. title,
interest and claim ofthe said H. s. IIulburd Of in and
to certain Quarts Mill, situated Steely Fork. about
two and half miles vest Of the village Of Griiiy
Flat and about half mile below Steclys New Quartz
Mill, known a the Sierra Nevada Quartz Mill; ao,
blacksmith ehop aud boarding house, near said Mil
also, certain Quartz Lode, situated about two miles
Of the will Of Grizzly Flat, and adjoining the
Ssey Lode the north and known as the Sierra Ne
,adA Lode. Also atty three one hundred aud thirtetha
t55 1907 interest in Get Of blacksmith tools and lot
Of quicksilver masks, near the Slcely Lode also, hhy
three one Ihundrcd and thrtc,hs l'al3Ol interest in
one set Of blacksmith tools and lot Of casting about and
near Steelys New Mill (suhect to settlement with other
Owners; AlSo, 1900 lbs. old castings, more or less
stone hammers. old pieks, old ShOvelS. oil can,
lot inch rope, iron bars, scrapers, 10 pieces drill
Gteel, old axes, wooden buckets, wheelbArTowG
lot square timber tAmping irons 1000 feet Of lumber
email keg, lis bushels charcoal more or lese Woods
Digest, lot small books.
w. J. BJrRWELL., Sheriff. Assignee.
Sheriff. Once, Placerville, June IS 1850. $50 I'd