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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11
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BALTIMORE, April lO.-Flour quiet: How
wanted at 81 60@l 20 for white, and 81 46
@l 80 for red. Corn firm: white 76c, and
yellow 72@73c. Provisions quiet: mess pork
$1s; prime, $l5; bulk $l4. Bacon 9Ic.
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LoVsIyiLLE, April l0-P. Ms-River rising,
with fve feet nine inches in the canal; heavy
thunder. shower this afternoon; now cloudy,
and looks like more rain. Mercury sixty.
seven.
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by Telegraph
PhiIadeIphIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April lo.-Flour 6rm sales
of !, 400 brls. superfine at $b 80(95 6711.
Wheat firm: red 81 45@l 4s, white 81 ESQ
10. Corn firm: sales of 5000 bushels yel-
low at 73@74c. Provisions firm: Bacon
Hams lO19@l2]Sc. Whisky dull at 2l1@
00Gc -----
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D, AFATHsR ACCIDENTALLY SHooTs HIS CHILD
George Wright. who resides on Sandy Creek
In Randolph County, N. o., had his gun in
his lap, working with the lock, when the gun
went of, instantly killing his little daigh'
ter girl six or seven years Of age.
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The Wrecked stenmer Zimmerman.

BosToN, Apri! lo.=A. correspondent at
Darlington states that about four hundred
casks and bales of the cargo have been taken
from the wreck of the Hithgdridn within the
lasL few DAYS L.-a ..I IL ". -I-LL- :. y
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Reuublicnn Conxentionl.. !.

Boston, April l0.-R.- P. Davis, Of Fall
River, and s, Webb, jrs, of Scitpate, were
at Middletown to-day. G. B. Weston and
D. Golf were chosen Substitutes. - -. !.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11

} PROBABLE Loss OF A VALUABLE VESSEL.
Fears are entertained torthe safety ofpacket-
ship Robert Kelly, which left Liverpool on
the goth of January, with a cargo of coal,
bound TO New York. The vessel sailed on
the 10th, but put back ongthe leth; having
been in collision with the ship Troy, on Rock
Derry, las previously rsported.) The Robsnl
heIly was built in 1850, is !, l3l tuns register,
rates A ], and is valued at $4,000.
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NAsHyILLr, April lo.--A FIRE on Union.
street to-day, destroyed property belonging
70 Geo. Greigs, J:Flowers, John Luck, ane
N. o. Barnessyl Loss $40, 900. 'i' iF'li.iiF'
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APPLICATION FOR DryoncE.--AIexar

APPLICATION FOR DiVOhCE!--Alexander j.
Menkin, through his counselors, johnson 4
johnson, day before yesterday filed apetition
in the Court of Common Pleas for divorce
from Adah Isaacs Menkin, on the ground of
adultery, alleged to have been committed
with John @. Heenan. We doubt not Adah
will be glad TO learn this fact and will do all
in her power TO. render the suit of her
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HOUSE OF RRFUGE STATIsTIcs.-The bills
from the Superintendent. of the House of
Refuge, for the months Of February and
March, were yesterday presented to the
County Commissioners. The cost of main
tanning eighty-two inmates during February
mates during March to $63l SO. ~
In the following table we give the crimes
for which these persons were committed, and
the number upon each charge: nm
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coNdMnRorAL AFFArRs.
nIoastsrr anna CemmereInI. {


g." a disposition was exhibited and an effort
made to advance Eastern Exchange yester-
day, but as the movement was not general,
the rate remained 4 prem. as before, though
the supply was short, and dealers were will
ing in many cases to give Acc. for Philadel-
phia and New York checks. The Bankers.
notwithstanding this large return of bank
notes, can not make enough Exchange to
meet the demand from home aud from other
points. 1gIc f ..I-.
Money was rather quiet and easy; the
offerings at the Discount-housosb being numer.
GUS, but not in excess of the means to &C.
commodate; while in the street little Paper
was seen. ot '.. h...4 .'.r, '-
Gold was firm on account Of an increased
demand from the country, several dealers
selling out ut 40c. premium. Uatf
Missouri was, as before, lF, and Illinois
and Wisconsin 2 discount flo
New Orleans Exchange was dull, and in
time-bills nothing Of consequence done.
The imports and exports of various articles
during the twenty-four hours ending yester-
day noon, were; -r..I.l..f I'd.
Ipgort,-ApPlcs, lO6 brls Barley, 9,75s bush; But
ter 2l3 pkgsi Candles J Corn, 1859 bushes Cheese
bales Hogs, 7ei heQd Lard, 8 bris and skess; Mo
asses " brls Malt, 800 bushels; Oats, 3s29 bushels
Pork and Bacon, q hhds -tierces, 100 brls, boxes
and 6i,l00 pounds Potatoes, I6u2 bushels sugar n
l,27s barrels. -r
ter q pkgs.; Candles, - boxes; Corn, lao bushels
Cheese 3Ol boxes Coffee III bagsi Flour, SO barrels
Hay bales Hogs, head Lard, = brso and :
bushels; Pork and Bacon, II hlids., SO tierces
% barrels boxes, and l533 pounds; Potatoes, 2lC
bushclsj Sugar, 100 hhds Salt, llg barrels; Wheat
is4 bushels; Whisky, s92 barrels.
The following are the figures of the for
eign commerce of the port Of New York, fol
the past week and since January /, as com
pared with the two previous years:
| f. IMPORTS. ....r.
| For The Week. 1858. 1859. 1850
Dry Goods., l6i,Il2 s3,46l,ls6 sl552iO
General Merchandise gss,l37 2,765,2i3 2,7s3;9i
Totol for week.......s2 I535ig S6o27,22g Si3O6 Ot
Previously reportcd2g,26,667 6s,T63,6s5 63,9I7,33
Since January ..,SS ,3lOll6 s6I,g9O,94 SIS 223 Us
EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE OF SPECIE.
1-,,--,-. 1855. 1850. 1850.
| For the week..n.. 81, ,2DT,SS9 I,bT7,6TS 2,0is 70
Previously reported.l3, ,2lO l32732ss ls,777s6
Since January l..sl5Og9,Oy9 sIi,9oO,s66 s2o,si6j9
EXPORTS OF SPECIE. .. .i-
,,.,..,-. 1S5S. 1850. 1860.
Previously reported. .iO.l6i,726 s6S33a 3,s47,5s
| . ..-.
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DEM1-MoNnp MAnmAar.--The hrillia,

b. A DEMI- MARIuAGE.TTThe brilliant
and beautiful, though n-Disna-like woman,
who, under the nom dc plume of "Ada Glare, I"
has contributed largely to the New York
press, is about to be married, it is said, TO an
exjournalist. Judging from what we have
heard concerning Ada, she has already been
married very much;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11

LhTrkRs DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE
April i0;N g - e y. - l-,T
Messrs. Jos. Sutphin, Middletown, Ohio.
Mcssre: labor Tomlnspt, Miumitown, Ohio.
u. w. McGce, Zion Hill, Miss
Danl, y. Edwards, Dry Ridge Ohio
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AUCTION SALES.

asf sale s% y yaaaSi: BE
No. 81 between join and Wsssr
rsOE%TWNib 6s sold az public suctifG df on sALURpAY
ises that valuable business Propcrty the cast side
S .aS Eef B4 sas sna bssns
roo @ oe Sehf c Is @ FEET 1IesS s H s
ALs6-,A large Brick Dwelling, with hall, double
FCW and john The lot i fest 'front.' BY ioS feet
deep, and will be divided or sold altogether to suit
Tks above property i in the center Of the city and
e 4 Se Sse,t s dds psrsoPP M positively be sold
Terms nl made fnSwp g Ss " spls sMITH AuctioD.er
a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFF 4 co.
Dwelling and LN EssnpTe PspH md
April IL, az Clock, win Be- sold dat at public auction,
the sntrS furniture Of Ia smy No. 192 George
Of rosewood brocatelle sofa, DO rocking chair par
lor do reception chairs, arm writing chair, mahog-
case, Window shades gas S SEandeiers Tosewood mar
bls-ieg eptsSE,,tsbls, thFss;Ply carrots etc, -
ALSO-Hal oil.cloth, hat rack, stair carpet. mats.
marble top sldeboard tables, cane chairs Brussels
bedstead, wardrobe, marble7top dressing bureau do
Tashstand, chair, carpets, window shades hair aud
shnck mattresses, comforts, toilet ware mahogany
and cottage bedsteads, dressing and plain bureaus,
sna EHd e
.ALsO-At llh o'clock, the dwelling-house, with
- - - JACOB GRAFF Auctioneer,
apl0 No, IS East Fourth street.
a UCTIoN sAJE-BY JAoon GRAFF 10
FlIrnitnre ~ AneIlon n pe sold MEpN ~,
pt Thi ~ & fprf III u. SeiSch ~ no, pS
ing OF hair cloth sociabie do. Eiisabeth Chair, do
parlor Chairs etagerc card table, bureau and hook
case, fancy table marble-top center cottage chairs
gilt frame glass brussels carpet two ru9s
table chairs three stoves bedstead bureaus Jenny
Lind and shaok mattresses chamber carpets, window
| blinds, do. shades, work stand. cuDbOard, sewing
chair cane chairs, cruin6 cloth, cRiids carriage,
china and stSneSsTs % safe tables tubs and
." IAC0B ar ~ ~ 4 10
| ann No - Ea,st Z EonytH street
| @Y-o W. 70 I-ess roe- u 2..S.,-
! A ITCTION RAIR-RY n II WI ssfITH--A
IA 'Foir- story BrfeL Honse M iii sixth street.
between Vinehnd Race Win be sold at Public Aue,
| tion ON WEDHESDAY AFTERNOON, April III,
at three O'clock on tie premises that valuable bus
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w 6oSd to two gentlemen, OF LADY and seStel wts
man; Apply at 81 Ninth street, between Walnut
and Vine. .s| .,-f -Hf s aplObF
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"ANTED-JID -JIDIMEDIATELY--Ap L "A purchaser for
Nv an old established and we'll located Periodical
store in CoyingtOn, Ky A bargain will be given II
applied, for soon. Inquire Of J. II. FROST 3 CO.,
341 Western-row. apl0-bs
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CABINET work ON
NY eomns, Steady employment and good wages
VIII vi 90 given, Apply at WILTSEE'S Undertaker's
Omcei corner OF Longworth and Plum. streets. ~
pr .'-t' fapl0-dNl
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WANTED Q-PARTNER--With from three to
w five hundred dollars. to Join practical work
man IN a money-making business. Address BuR-
TON, PrCHs Offcp.
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WANTED GERMAN GIRL-To live In
w small family. Apply at second door above
second.street on Garrard, Coyington, or at No, 10
Main street. . .s.I' . apl0-bt
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..- LONDON MARKET.

Messrs.; Baring's Circular reports Wheat
firm and l@2s. higher. Iron steady for bars
and rails; pig dull and slightly lower: sales at
55s.9d. Sugar dull and partially Is. lower.
Rice firm. Tea irregular and lower. Spirits
Turpentine dull at 32s.6d.@ .@35s. i. -.
The Bullion in the Bank of England had
reports money decidedly more stringent.
There was no change to note in American
securities. !
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WANTED -NURsE-GIRL-Non need apply
w but such as are accustomed to children, and can
bring hrst-rate recommendations. Inquire on Mad
XIV 7'-.--. = - 'ss--.'' anin hs
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"ANTED-SITU young man, to
w drive family carriage, who understands the
care and management Of horses Best OF references
given Address Ii. o., Press Office. apln-bt
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Auction SALB.---J. Graf 4 co. sell this
afternoon at three and a half o'clock, on the
premises mn excellent brick dwelling house,
Ne. pa West Seventh-street.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

fGEDfR WAxFEp-Fof a cylinder press.
Apply at this Office between nine and ten
o clock p, NJ. as aE MI
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w WANTED-TO NtERCHANTs-A. young man
Of good business habits Is desirous Of obtaining
situation as bookkeeper, assistant bookkeeper,
salesman, entry Or shipping clerk. Best city refer
Snces given. Address j. bi. c., Box 1.O15 Postof-
nee. d a.4 gIF az Her fia sH ~ apl0-d+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11

MALICIOUS SrAIBrN6. .~--A man named Geo.
Albin was arrested yesterday and committed
20 the Hammond-street Station-house upon a
George Mason et bagnio on Culvert4street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11
Since January I,,,sloieO,g72 s9,o6O,a6l s4l67,661
Mondays New York Herald observes:

The dry-goods importers are selling moderately to
the Western and city buyers, and, as have stated
more thnn once OF late all staple goods are selling
fairly while French goods and various articles OF
luxury being pushed of at u large loss. We have
made some inquiries to the ownership Of the rib
bons dress silks, laces &c, which have lately been
sacrificed at the auction stores and led TO be.
eve that by far the greater part OF themwero owned
abroad, They were tho surplus of the French and
German manufacturer stocks, which were sent
here to their agents TO be sold for what they would
bring, In order TO leave the home market clear for
the spinners fall wares. III
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, FOR SALE.-=This
afternoon, at three o'clock, Q. j, W. Smith
will sell q four-story brick dwelling house,
10, III pikth-street, between Vine and Race.
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The BosToN BooT AND SHOE MARKET.-The
Shoe and Leather Reporter. of the 9Th. saws.

% The market is without any material change. Only
limited quantity of orders have been received fron
the South and West, and the principal business Is
with the New England and Nova Scotia trade. In
this branch transactions have been considerable
Stocks Of goods do not increase and prices are firm
In some towns the journeymen are receiving higher
wages but only the best workmen arc employed: thu
consequence viii be that better class work will bC
got out In those towns and better satisfton given
the Statepay good price for making good article
only and not allow the poorer workmcn TO cut under
the regular prices-get out none but good work. and
in less quantity. TO . . .u
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Mondays New York Times has the fol-
lowing: .... ........"

The early winter aud spring trade, although re-
suiting in larger business than anticipated, was
such not at FIRST, as to encourage heavy orders in
advance for the later spring and early trade
Nor have the profits on the dry goods branch Of
business been SUCH of late as to change the views Of
the importers materially. Complaint Is madc of the
great inequality of prices, which competition among
both obbers aud importers for the southern custom
by far the most desirable this season, las-gavo
| rise to. # ...Ii. s. ITO .i- '
And the end has been some very considerable sac
Goods through the auction rooms. 1t is therefore,
safe to conclude that tho extreme increase in tho
importations at New York, and probably for the
whole cSnntTy over last year. was attained at the
fifteen pei. cent, chiefly running through the hrt
and SECOND quarters, from July to December 81,
while the per centage Of increase the export line
at this port and ON Cotton from the South Is, alto
gether, forty per cent.
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NTED-sITUATI0N-A Cook or Pastry
~ Cook, by 9 man who speaks French and Eng
l6h nucntly, either in hotel or steamboat, town
or country. Good references can be given. Address
y, d. NJ, Press Office. npiO-bs
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LOST.

Il iOST1 sPECTACLEs- Sunday April 8,
~ a pair Of Gold Spectacles in -,
Tsd nSTSsao strsss SsssS SoHsShsTe S S5 on
PARK street Chapel The finder will be suitably re-
warded BY leaving the same at No. Ia Park street.
between second and Third. aplU-bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-11

WANTED-sITUATIo young man, as
w Clerk or Porter In u store. Can come well rec
olnmended.. Address s. W0., Press OIice. AapIO-bs
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The same number of the Tinles informs ns:

The continued ease in Money and the tendency to
accumulate Deposits at this point would argue fur
ther ncrcase OF the Discount average, which stood
last MONDAY, ,zs9 We quote mercantile bin,
days; 51sd6E q cent 70 days to 6months. At Bank
tue terms are 6e7 n cent, as the general rule, but
from this we hear Of occasional departures. On the
Stock Exchange, Money Is employed at from TO 6
& cent, subject To call. Exchange, as the week
on Paris, #..T n.. .." -
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BOARDING.

ElOARDING-wANTE exchange for wall
n1 papering; Address O., care of Box 2, ,O11, Gin
cinnati Postonice. = aplf-bs
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TED-FEEDER-A good feeder for cyl.
VI lnder Job press. VIM. DOYLE,
anlO-bF ~ West Third -stfsct
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WANTED : -SITUATION-By an experienced
w salesman in n wholesale or retail Dry Goods
HstabIshment The best references can be given.
address r.. Hcnrie Ho,Ise. p n FI71 ~ aplO.awt
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"ANTED--T o Sc ELL-Double .entfy Book.
dryls and Western Colleges-good for day evening
study Time unlimited. Young men saye money
ONCE, northwest corner of sycamore and Third. ~
napi7am' rf .lll sufWLf D-E WE. ACKLEY.
WANTED7To SELL OR ExOHANGE-Pa-
w tent Right for Corn-husker, patented by ii.
strait, for real estate, at the south corner of
Hxth-st. aud Central-avenue--Dagu guerreian Room. v
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4 !" "ANTBD-- --CARRIAGE-TRIMMER-- - Imme.
diately, at No. III Freenan:street.
fa aplO-bf .r... rH0rfrIs 4. w H. BRICKFL
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

SILVER oRs.-The present fabulous price
charged at San Francisco, for extracting the
mineral from silver ore. must soon he great
ly reduced. When the Henness Pass road is
completed, and the railroad connection
made with Lincoln. ore that will yield $500
to the ton can bo transp orted TO the East
srn States or Europe, and worked to q
handsome profit.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
Constable's Sale.

BY YIl.TUE of an Execution to me delivered, A.
sued out Of the Court Of l.. L. MELBOURNE, Esq.
an acting Justice Of the Peace, N 9Afl a n Iseo
y aforesaid: s:.Azrent rendered bv .aid Court on
ffe 50ih iav of O,-t"ber 4 ~, 1889. in favor OF
j. H. GILLIAN aud against II. heCHARIhS for the
sum Of fi37 c3 and accruing Costs Of suit. have
taken in Execution snd will sell the highest bid
der for Cash, the following property. TO wit -
All the Right Title and Interest of the said Defend
and, H. MUcharlcs IN anl % certain Toll Roai,
situated in or near Penn Valley. Nevada County ,
Rough Ready Township. said road commences
al = poiuf near Fem Valley and ends al point
near Rough I. Ready. running along Squirrel Creek
ana known as Mc6iarles' Toll Road II viii sell Tire
zane to the ehest bidder for cash in front Of the
Post Once, in Rough Ready. between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, q. m. and o'clock, p. m. on MON
DAY. April 23d, 4 D., ls6o, said Toll Road Is
Taken the property Of u. Net tharies, 10 satisfy
the above demand and aecrging costs.
=. r. POWERS. Constable,
Rough L Ready Township
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
NOTICE.

TIE Regular annual meeting of the siockholders
Of the Empire Quartz Hnn- Company. for the cleo
ion of Officers for the ensuing year, will he held at
the Office OF said Company in Boston Ravins, on
Monday, May 5th, al O'Clock. ?. ".
s7-4t c. 7. JENKINS, Sec.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
oeHcTABLE'S SALE
Township IF Rough a p..dv Mead. IA


BY VIRTUE Of an Exec -tion 10 me directed and
issued cut Of the jnstiees Court Of r. J.. NuBounNE
ESQ an acting Justice Of the Peace In and for the
County aforesaid. on Judgment rendered In said
Court in faver OF S. ". CfIHss aud against GKoRcE
HAsRis for the sun Of Forty Dollars and Fiji
teen Cents, with interest aaid sum Of s4T is.
from March 18th. A. n. 1856, at the rate Of per
cent per moath. until paid. together with all costs
Of Suit II have Levied upon the following described
property 10 vitAll the right title and interest OF
the above named defendant George Harris in and 10
= certain Mining Claim. (beiag fourth interest)
situated on Kentucky Flat. three mi les from Rough
q Ready and also Defendants Interest in AMI 10 all
the Appurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting
of dune, &e.
Notice Is hereby given that will expose TO rub-
lie sale all the above described property tr the high
est bidder, fer Cash, on saturday the i4th day Of
lpai, ID. 1860. between the hours Of o'clock
n and o'clock p NJ. to satisfy the above de-
nanss and aeeruing costs.
Given under ny hand this 2lst dsy of March, A.
d. 1860 ROBERT FERGUSON,
Special Constable,
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

A HroH OID SksArE.-In the Senate OF
Maine there are seven men who stand six
feet two inches high nine that are over SIX
festhigh fifteen that are Eve feet ten inch
es high, and the shortest Senator is five feet
seven. This is undoubtedly the tallest Sen
ate ever convened and that 1t is not the
slinmest may be proven from the fact that
enc Of the members weighs 256 pounds,
another ESQ pounds. and four others frac-
tisl ever 200 pounds each
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
Constable's Sale.

Township Of Rough & Ready. Nevada Co
BY VIRTUE Of an Execution To m. delivered L.
sued ont Of the Court OF f. L. MELBOURNE Esq.
acting Justice OF the Peace IN aud for the Coun
ty aforesaid, on Judgment rendered in said Court
in favor Of A. l.. SLACK and against GEDKGE HAR.
MS, for the sum Of Que Hundred and Thirt-en Iel.
lars aud Thirty six Cents, with interest the
from March 18th. 1858 at two per cent per month.
tpgether with all costs Of suit, have levied upon
the following described property, to wit-All the
right title snd interest Of the above named nefen-
dant, George Harris, Of in and to certain Mining
Claim, fb.ing one fourth) situated oa entueky
Flat, three miles from Rough & K eady, and also
DEFENDANTS interest in and to all the appurtenan-
ees thereto belonging consisting Of Flume. SC.
Notice Is hereby given that will expose 10 Public
bidder for cash, ON tine ground o said Claims, on
Kentucky Flat. Saturday, the l4th day OF April.
A. d. 1850. between the hours Of A. ". and 7. u.
siyen under my hand this 2lst dav Of March, Il.
d. 1850. ROBERT FERGUSON,
Special Constable
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
GOLDEN WHISKY,
MADE FROM WHEA

IT'S UvaUR y AssED ErTIuEH As
i Atonic or beverage Persons using this celebr1ted
whisky will hrd Il free from those poisonous sub.
stance which produce the hsry, burning sensation
so much complained of in all other Whiaky aud
alcoholic liquids.
: The medicinal qualities .leGolden whisky are
acknowledged by the nell faculty and all others
who have used II.
Its rich, mellow favor fine and smooth to the taste
recommends 1: to the public favor.
1t Is put up in barrels and half barrels. and scld
by all the principal spOtheeare snd -A--'-- '"'''
usboat the iwsfrrb. .eeour.nied with q COZ,
right card, without which none !. genuine.
All orders should be addressed to
MS. WHITING 4 CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in fine wines and
Liquors. IFS Front street, San Francisco.
y. B.-This celebrated brand Of Golden whisky
has been copy righied, and eounterfeiisrs will be
prosecuted 10 tbs full extent Of the lss.
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