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q PASSENGERS and their baggage conveyed free d charge
between the nepots the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers, and privileged 0rr al NIGH
at any point and resume their trip by daylight
ES-IARIiCULAR NOTICE. from New York
and PHILADELPHIA by this Line viii have tleir baggage
checked from those cities BOATS from whTnce II
will be checked to different points South -
For further Information and Through Tickets (Which are
good by the Bay Mail Line appyin NEW YORK at the
Gompany's Great Southern Railroad Ofcr, jersey
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street. NJ c. Pearce AgE
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office CORTLAND
street or at 229 Broadway Barclay street. above
the AstGr House In PHILADELPHIA at the C0mpany's
Office, n w corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
at the Depot, Broad and Prime streets And in BAITI
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
of Mon Dock or on board the Bay Steamers
Inc large ami cCmmOdiOuS, and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replrte with ever, cnm.
tort and convenience, have been added the Line, The
e being now composed Of the splendid steamers OTISI
AANA, Capt G. W Russell, and ADELAIDE CAPTAIN las
modatiOns ~ ZINC cav" '''' '''''''
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GeaaI Aotitts.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scibcr of Baltimore city, in Maryland, hath obtained
from The Orphans Court for said city, letters admintra
ton on the estate of WILLIAM WITkIEY late of said
city, deceased All persons having claims against the
SAID deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the I'D
day of June 1860 they otherwise, by law, be exclu
ded from all benefit OF said estate All persons indebted
to said estate requested make payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of rcember, 1853
d2N!aMIM BENJAMIN MIIIrELEN. mi
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For IiGhEIS and information apply at the Ticket office.
ayert station n f. of Calvert and Franklin streets
J. Fl. WARNER, Ticket Agent n9atf
L. zen PHILADELPHIA,
HXsH fH-zR-a1sE MILMIN GTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

FALL ARRANGEMFNT
~ and after MONDAY October l7th Passenger trains m
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET nFpH
DAILY Except Sunday as fellows, viz: " ~ 49,
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, WAY MAI , IN
y. NJ; EVENING MAIL at 8. 25 p. NJ "
> On sun 5 at 625 ? only All trains wit,
New fork Trains except 6.25 p. NJ, on SATURDAYS
a Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
Hardwood ' "A'e al"
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at8l5A.MI2M
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD. $4,000
By leaving in 10 l5A NJ train will con srt Of " rDirgto
win oSs r. a. train or by leaving at 25 p NJ can procure
mngton, and take the 935 A. N train 80 W.
NOIlCEAil coored persons, whether bond free, viii
De required 10 DTng some responsible white person. pcrg
ally known to the undersigned who The willing To- sn
portion Of the road " ''
n2l-tf RM CRAWFORD ,,-.,,.
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State Of Maryland, Baltimore City set: " ''
hereby certify that Daniel +. Myers ESQUIRE barore
whom the annexed affidavit made, who has there.
unto subscribed his name was, at the time of doing
Justice of the Peace OF the State Maryland in and Tor tbe
city of Baltimore, daily commissioned and sworn.
Nv 10 testimony whereof, hereto set nv hand and
aix the seal Of the Superior Court of Baltimore ey
this 10th day Of December a. D, IS.9
c. SAN-n
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n2l,tf c wM CRAWFORD, A.
e q - FOR TIE

F0R H-ASHZNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at 20 and 500 A and3 10 and pop
n On SUNDAYS at 40 A. NJ only Leaves Washington TO
baltimore at 20 and 745 A N, and and.5 20 p NJ Or
sundays at 20 r. NJ only The second and third train.
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
Inurh trains from Baltimore second and Li from,
Washington connect with trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind information, &c ap9Iy To j.
NoIND, AGENT or Al the Ticket Office, Camden station,
". ?. SMITH.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent - -'"'' ni9
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- FOR RIVER La PLATA.
@ The new A l bark ''PYRMONT,'' Oliver, master,
peced to sail fast, will leave I'd January For passage
y, ing state-room accommodating apply to
i25n FW. bruno SONS.
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commission Mfrfhants.

HENRY ". DRAKELEY. AARON FRNroN
nRAKELEY & FENTON,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PR9syz1ss!S $, e. A ii; 2S;ReRgoE,
lar CORNER OF PACA, -
John F. LAWSON & CO.,
LUMBER, sTAvE,
efN rs Il g sStFH EHffw HgEfRREE EF
,,, Opposite B. Il o. RI Depot
j25-t BALTIMORE, MD.
ELLICOTT 4 HEWES,
T. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BUTTE 4 A HI ESE
-, NO. SO EXCHANGE PLACE,
o5-f Baltimore
nAVID T. BUZBY,
~ PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHEESE, RUTgE n IND I'M 2 PbRoV1sovs,
No. 6 EXCHANGE PLACE,
oc1-tI Baltimore.
2 HENRY SMITH,
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MERCHANDISE And COUNTRY PRODUCE,
BALTIMORE, MD
given to tie purchasing of Gods for Coun
&c and Phosphates and all other kinds OF Fertilizers
Farming Implements Fruit Trees, Seeds &c, for Farmers
REFERENCES:
Messrs. RoBr, MOORE Bro JAS WH1rEroRp, ESQ
". II. CRAWFORD l. Co john CARSON, Esq
CHAs H. Ross 4 Go. Joshua ~ RTsHoENE, Esq.,
". AppIEGARTh Son JOHN F. MEREDIrH Esq.
" HUGH BOLTON Co. II. j. OCKERsHAUsEN, Esq
BIBB Co. j. W. GRAPFLIN, Esq.
TUNTHER & RODEWALD,
| II GENERAL COMMISSION AER CHANTS,
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S 0 u T II e A ROLL N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


Joseph Douglass, In Equity. Lancaster.
ct al. Is Thomas Bill for Partition real
Douglass, ct nj. estate Of Mrs Mar
gnret G. Perry, de-
ceased.
II appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Douglass, Joseph Douglass, John
Douglass, Sam'l. Douglass, Matilda Shields.
and husband VIM. Shields, William Doug
lass, James NJ. Black and wife Nancy. Jo-
seph T. Brown and wife Elizabeth, George
Douglass if alive and if dead hs children
and heirs at law /; and Cntharine Wedding.
ton. widow Dr. y. ~ Weddington. reside
without tho limits of this State. IL is or.
derrd on motion Of Williams e. Allison,
soI'r for complainant. that said defsn dant
Thomas Douglass, Joseph Douglass. John
Douglass, Saml Douglass. Matilda Shields,
t~a5 husband Wm. Shields, William Doug
lass, Jsmes d. Blnek and wife Nancy, Jo.
scph f. Brown and wife Elizabeth, George
Douglass R alive and IL dead his children
and heirs at Law, Cathnrjne Weddiscton.
d. answer, plead or demur TO the Bin in
above case on or before the 2sth day OF
Jnne, 1860 /; otherwise judgment pro con-
fesso will be ordered against each and aII
Of them.
JAS. 81. WITHERSPoON,
c. T.. L. ID.
March 27th, 1860. 7-sm. fee $500.
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LUM BER FOR SALE.

TNllE subscriber has now on hand at his
l. Steam Saw Mill, large quantity of
well seasoned lXmbcr. of all descrip;ions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers. A large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will hc sold in the lump, i pur-
choSrrs prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need ot This kind of lumber NAV OBJ
tain Bargains by applying soon.
sSs" Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and prcvionS years. are Invited to
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr. kibler or Mr.. Nelson will always be
found At the place prepared to wait upon
customers and transact all business conncc
ted with the Mill.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
Jan 4th 1860, l7If
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that 7 intend
" making an application to the Commis-
sloner OF Pensions for Duplicate Of the
Bounty Land Warrant, No. 64.2O6, for for
" acres, issued under the Act Of Congress-
september 2Sth 1850, to me and sent to
my agent, n; u Billings, who delivered the
same TO William }. Cureton, for me. by my
order. That the said William ] Cuyeton
has either lost or msaid said Warrant. sn
that it cannot now be found. and h ho.
never been in my possession f,,,,ha,
declare that ] have never sold a.s;onad
nor voluntarily parted with my right 10 ths
warrant in question.
WILLIAM J. VAUGHN.
Feb. "a, 1860, s-s,
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Cotton Saw Gins.

HF THE BEST QUALITY. with 10
~ inch Saws moveable, chilled ribs, tin
brush and all necessary improvements, de.
livered al any Rail Road landing ia the
State, mt 81 per saw.
Planters Intending to purchase Gins OF
the subscriber will do well to send their
orders early. as there is generally crowd
Of work late la The season.
Premium awarded al the State Pair, Nov.
1883 and 1859.
''' JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro, y. G.. March 2I, 6-4m
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New Advertisements.
LEATHER,

have just received a supply "f first rate
L iiemluck Sole. Oak Sole and French
Calf Skin, which enable. me t. furnish n
superior article OF boots and shoes Oh as
good terms as they can be procured at 9th
er places, and warranted TO be fifty per cent
better than Northern made work.
| pay l3 cents per ID for good dry Hides
in trade, and 81 per cord Tor Tan Bark
OSBORN FLOYD.
Pleasant Hill, March 2S, 1860. 1t.
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Chills and Fever Chills and Fever !


One of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and
Ague, and which have received the highest
cncomums from the press and the people, is
DIR. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BIT.
TIERS. Who would endure the tortures aris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can be
10 easily cured Who would endure slcepless
nights, burning fevers and icy chls alternate
ly, when remedy can be obtained for mere
triheg And yet how many families lnser out
painful existence under this deadly blight,
and do nothing but Club down quinine, until
it becomes as common as their daily meals,
and yet they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak would hesitate to procure
these valuable Bitters, and save themselves in.
tense agony. March
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. lB- See 'lvcrt:srmcnt in anoth
er column.
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S O l. I II CO ROLL NA.
LANCASTER DTsrR:Cr.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Spring
Term, 1860.
II j. ordered that an Extra Term Of the
Court of Common Pleas be holden nj Ian.
easier Court House in aid for the District
"f Lancaster, on Monday the 23d day OF
July next, To continue for one week, If so
inuch time be necessary, aud the Clerk and
the Sheriff of said District are hereby or
dered to draw forty.eight Peit and Plea
Jurors, and that Writs u: Venirie i-=ue
Ia compel the attendance Of the Juror,
aforesaid, 10 be drawn, 10 appear nj the
time and place above specified
THOMAS w. GLOVER.
IL is further ordered, this order be pub.
lished in the Lancaster Ledger for four
weeks.
THOMAS w. GLOVER.
March 81, 1860 lit.
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S % q L III G. a ROLIN a.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Gawley, In Equity, Lancaster.
VS.. lfIi TO revive, to en-
John w. Johnston, force the lieu Of a De-.
Pleasant NJ. Glass, cree, by suhjrcting n
and wife, ct al. specified SUN TO lis
payment.
IL appearing to my satisfaction, that John
W Johnston and his children. VIZ WYATT
Russell Johnston, Charles Grant and his
wife Adelia Jane, Margaret EIvira John
ston, WIN Henry Johnston. James Pleasant
Johnston, George Johnston, Mary Johnston.
John Thomas Johnston, Gcorgiana John.
sion and Rufus Johnston, also, Pleasant VI
Glass, and his wife Margaret, Jas II Miller.
WIN Foster and his wife Anna, Henry String
fellow and wife Mary, Henry Champion and
wife NlahaIa, Monroe Miller and John Mil.
ler, if alive and il dead his children and
heirs ut Law, defendants in above case, re
side without the limits of this State. 1t
is ordered on motion Of John Williams,
sol'r., for complaint. that said defendants.
John w. Johnston and his children WYATT
Russell Johnston, Charles Grant and his
wife Adelia Jane, Margaret EIvira Johnston.
VIM Henry Johnston, James Pleasant John
ston, John Thomas Johnston, Georgiana
'"hhs'o', h"Y johnston, GeorSc John-
ston and Rufus Johnston, also Pleasant VI
Glass and Margaret his wife, James II Mil.
Ter, William Foster and Anna his wife
Henry Stringfellow and Mary his wife, Hen.
ry Champion and wife Mahala Monroe
Miller, and John Miller, if alive and if dead
his children and heirs at Law. defendants
in above stated case and Bill, do answer,
plead, or demur to the iIil. in above case,
on or before The Odd day of June 1860,
otherwise, Judgment pro confesso will be
ordered against :hem, each and al! Of them
JAMES II. WIrHERSPOON,
&. T.. l. D.
March II, 1860. 6-3m p Sl2.
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Perfection Of Scientific Ar
raNgement and Mechanical
Simplicity.
IS ATTAINED ny TIE
GROVER g. BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE co.
IL THEIR IMPROVED
Noiseless Machines.
N,oiseless Machines.

They have the following advantages
over all others They have no pads to
keep in order ; no b0bbins TO wind no
tangling or waste of thread no oilng the
thread or work ; no tool chest stocked
with wrencheS, pliers, pickers, leather &c,
&c
The directions are simple, easily under
stood, and easily explained by the ins,ruc-
tors. There is no taking apart cleaning or
rolling They require about ten drops of
oil per day, when in constant use. They
make no more noise than common clock
even when making fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. They run epsy-a child ton
years old can work them To full speed
They run fast or slow without any danger
of altering the length or tightness of the
stitch. They will Hem. Fill, Gather Bind,
Stitch and Embroider, in so superior
manner that we challenge comparison.-
The same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
rs the most elastic fabric. and will not
break in washing or ironing. The same
Machine runs silk, linen thread and COM
mon spool cotton, with equal facility The
needles are shorter, ana therefore stron.
ger than any other high or low priced Ma
chine. That they are superior to all others
is evident from the fact of there having
been thirty thousand machines made and
sold, in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which is the best maker, but which
OF the numerous patterns OF GROVER &
BAKER shall fake
PRICE, $50 to $3.50.
II W. X IN ) VI A N,
Agent for the sal, Of these Celebrated
Machines,
249 King.Street.
ID. Is HASELTON, Manager.
November l6,-tf.
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ESTATE NOTICE,

DERSONS having demands against the
l. estate of Minos A. Culp, deceased, are
requested to present them for payment on
or before the 10th day of June next, as the
business of the Estate will be closed al that
time, and this notice will be plead in bar to
all demands presented subsequent to that
date.
B 4. CULp, Admr.
March lOlh 1860 3 BIN
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CORDIAL ELIXIR
OF
CaliSaya Bark.

4 TONIC STIMULaNT AND CURE
IA for Chill and Fever and on infalible
remedy for the Weakness and Debility ari.
sing from long sickness, particularly of
Chill and Fever. This preparation contains
in pleasant and palatabe form all the val
liable medical properties of
CALISAYA BARK;
the best and most reliable Of all the species
of Cinchono, being prepared with the
greatest care and combined with other val
uable t0nics.
This medicine now Offer many advanta-
ges to those who wish TO use Peruvian
Bark or Quinne, the intensely bitter
taste of the former is entirely overcome in
this preparation, which can be taken by The
most delicate without repugnance. In fact,
with the addition of little Wine, it forms
a most pleasant cordial, and may be taken
by those in health as Il preventive, particu-
larly in maldrious Districts.
Prepared from the formula given in the
philadelphia Journal Of the College of
Pharmacy. Prepared and sold wholesale
ana retail by, J. J. MckAIN,
Camden, S. G..
FEB. Is, 1860. If.
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NOTICE.

4 u Persons indebted TO me either by
1 y Note nr Account are requested TO come
forward and give me the money, "a it is out
Of my power To extend indulgence 10 any
one. J. T.. CURETON.
Jan. IL, 1860. 4Stf
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Notice to Guardians, Trustees
Receivers and Committees.

Committees. holding their appointments
from the Court "f Equity for Lancaster
District are notified and required to make
their respective returns for the past wear,
"n ar before the first dav Of May, 1860
Rules viii br ISSUED against all dcfaultrrs
jas. II WirliERSPOON,
G.. +. l.. ID.
com'rs Dflice, Lancaster Dist !
March 2f, 1860 lit { pf 81 %
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FOR SALE OR Rent
The Hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
l. Sale or Rent, this desirable
WATERING PLACE,

WATERING PLACE,
situated on the Stage Road, leading from
Camden to LancaslervilIe. 27 miles above
the former and - miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed and capable Of accommodating
from sixty 10 one hundred persons. The
neighborhood is thickly settled, the people
moral and intelligent. The quality oe the
Water has been so long and favorably
known that reference to IL is scarcely
necessary; it has been pronounced by com.
petent judges.eQual o any water in the State
and for the cure of some diseases superior
10 any.
TO purchaser, any indulgence as TO tim e
that may be desired, will be given also
any quantity of the adjoining land that may
be desired, will be sold with the Springs.
Persons having an inclination TO this kind
Of business, would do well to apply to the
subscriber, as he will sell or rent upon
terms which cannot fail to be profitable to
the purchaser or lessee.
For further particulars. address me at
Hanging Rock p. o, Kershaw District,
). g.. JAS. NJ. INGRAM
tB On the premises is an excellent
Store House for merchandising, derectly
upon the road In front of the Hotel and
Cabins. 1t is considered one of the bes,
stands for business that the up country af
fords. INT
January 4, ls60.-d7tf
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
l8, 20, & % Beaver street, N. Y.

WHOLESALE AGENTS.
ID Grcil & Co, Ne'o Orleans, La.
) J h J Jones, MOhiie, Ala.
llunnicu;t Il Taylor, Atlanta, Geo
Hnviltnd, Chichester Il Co, Augusta Ga
Raglcnd & Birch, Columbus, Geo
B"wdre 81 Anderson, Macon, Geo.
lioIcOmb & Go, SdUannah, Geo.
& FoliIn, Charleston $. T..
January ! 1860. 4S-3m,
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-11

THE TRUE BUSINESS OF LIFE.-Never faint,
halt, or despair. because you cannot realize
your ideal, do the thing you would. Only do
the best you can, and no authoritative judg-
ment shall condemn you. You still may be
equal to your ideal. while circumstances may
raise an insuperable bar; for the time being, at
least How many persons make wreck of tai
ent in signing for opportunities to do other and
more than their circumstances warrant They
disdain the low rounds of the ladder, which
most assuredly lead to the high. They have a
notion of what Is perfect accomplishment, and
are unwilling to make any halfway prelmi-
nary steps. They have no faith in the proverb
Half loaf is better than no bread" II
they would study the record, they would soon
learn that the most famous winnersof the whole
loaf were at the start willing and ready to take
any slice they could get. Our true business 10
life is TO make the most of the means and OPP
portunties we have--not to neglect small ad
vantages because we cannot have large ones
By cultivating the small we may make it co.
sier to compass the great.--Boston Investigator.
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA, AND
TRAVELLERS TO THE EASTERN
STATES;

There is malady Of deeper importance, either in
medical moral point Of view TO which the human fam
iy is liable than that arising from impure connec-
tons medical 1t is the duty of every PHI yscian
look at disease IL affects health and life and his sole
object should be TO mitigate, far lies in his power
their bodily suffering Human nature is at best but a
all are liable TO misfortune.
Ofal ills that aict man none re more terrible than
those Of private nature Dreadful il in the person
who contracts IT, frghtf its ravages upon his
constitution ending frequently in destruction and oath-
grave II becomes of still greater importance when
il is transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being the
case how important it becomes that every having
the least TO fear they have contracted the disease
should attend to It at once by consul ing ply stefan
whose repectabty and ton enables him 10 war
rant safe, speedy and permanent cure.
In accordance with this necessity, Dr. Stackpole feels
called upon to state that by long study and extensive
practice he has become perfect master all those
which under the denomination Of yenereal and hav-
ing paid attention to that branch than any other
physician in the uuIted States, he feels himself better
qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms such Ulcers swelling Of the
grons ulcers in the throat secondary syphilis syphilis
In children mercuria syphilstic elections gonorrhofa
glee structures false passages inflammation of the bladder
PROSTATE glands excavations, tumors pustules etc
ire as familiar to him the most common things or
daily observations. The doctor effects cure In recent
in few days, and finds difficulty in curing those
ofong duration without submitting the patient such
treatment will draw upon him the slightest suspicion
or obge him to neglect his business whether in doors or
without The diet need not be changed except in cases
of severe in Aamaon There in California patients
amounting to 20 900 in the past year, that could
furnish proof of this but these matters that require
the incest secrecy which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended to-
ONCE hours from a. II. to p II.
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CoNsTARLE,s sALE.-sfafc Oh

CtONsTABLE's sALE.-statc OF CaiIfor-
u MIA County OF Nevada, Township Of Washington A.
By virtue Of an execution to delivered issued from the
Court of Calvin Hall Esq acting Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county AZORES aid bearing date June D.
1860 to satisfy judgement rendered by said Court on
the 2d dav of Nav A. D. 1890 in favor Of CHAS STEIN
MITZ and against ENnEL and G. SCHMIDT, for the sum
Of two hundred and thirteen dollars and seventy Eve
debt interest damages and costs Of suit have taken
IN execution will sell to the highest bidder for cash
all the right title and interest Of the above named Endel
and c. Schmidt in and to certain Quartz Mil and Quartz
Ledge located Canon Creek Nayada county. Washing
ton Township known as the Canon Greek Quartz Min,
formerly ovned By Creamer Asher and others which
consists of undivided oneourh part said sails
will take place in front of the Justices Office in the town
o. Omega FRIDAY, the 18th day of July A. D. 1900
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock n
Taken the property Of Ende and C. Schmidt to sat-
isfy the above demands and accruing costs
Given under my hand this % day day Of July 1900
J. l. P. SMITH, Constable W. T.