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nrA WORD TO THE wIsE-A :,
WAsHINGToN FEMIE INsYInTE

WASHINGTON FEMLE INSTfTUTE.-The
Tat RSDAY. September 18th. Parents intending
70 end Ia dsus hters are reaus.ted to enter their
names ia July. Is those reg tered ct that time will
30 more certain 70 secure desks Circulars may be
ohtslned 81 ths Institute, No. 223 6 street; or by
Box TOO Wsshjngton, DC. jeIseo91s
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u We have received from shilIing.on. wbe
mas them for sale, the Atlantic Monthly and gs,
pers Magazine for July-both excellent nunb,r.
We also have HarPer's Magazine from Taylor a
Maury
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NAvAL.-The L. s. storeship Relief, Of the
home squadron, arrived at Boston on the 18th ms.
from Aspinwall. The following is list Of her
officers Commander, Benz. NJ. Dove; Lieuten-
ants, David A. McDermot, James s. Thornton.
Henry Wilson; Assistant Surgeon, Z. r. Mitchell;
Captains Clerk, ]. t. Young; Surgeons Steward
Geo. Bullen.
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EOR SALE-A BAY HORSE; good under sad
seen al BiRCH'S Stable. 0" n.
, HE .TRANTER" PISToL.-M.. w, GAIT
BRO have just received an invoio. OF
Tranter,s Celebrated English Reyo.ycr Said
to be the hne Pistols in the world
Always on band complete a sor tment of Colt-.
and Adams Reyolv.rs, the Der, niger Pi toll and
Sharp's Repeating Pistols "-N
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO.
Jewellers, Sa4 Pa avenue
jels-T 4doors west of Browns Hotel.
lily AND MOSQUITO .TIME.-Tho,e vho
l. W nd pref T o sl,ep without disturbanc are
liforme .; at we have in stock for them neat,
cheap, AID beautiiu article of tILT ARCHeS
aud RINGS 70 be hung owe their beds ram which
% usp IA Is 10 fly time and curtains in whit r
They VIII b. found very ornamental conveni-
emf he curtains or net be hung in one minute.
BLUE, ELLoW and WHITE NETS { beds,
Al O rich ariefy Of materials for summer COW
OF Is for parlor ats, very cheaP.
CLAbETf DODSON
Dealers in oil kinds of
AND oTHER fpRNITURE DRY GOODS,
lels,eod 20. sy, Market space, No. I.
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IL The cattle disease has broken ont In Nh.
county of Huntingdon, Canada East, a region
celebrated for its dairy products 1t is feared
that the spread Of the disease may be general.
and the Montreal Advertiser calls upon the Gov,
eminent TO interpose and prohibit the importa-
ton OF cattle from foreign infected districts and
the agricultural societies are advised not to hold
cattle shows or fairs this wear
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u IL Is now ascertained by letters to Messrs,
6rinneil, Minturn & Co, of New York city, re.
eeived by the Niagara, that the Great Eastern is
not TO leave Southampton until the 23d inst.
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: n

Ihe proceeds will be devoted to the education
ana clothing of poor boys The well -
known character of this Association EEiANk
gives give an assurance that all who at
leo 1nls re NC Will enjoy day of uninterrupte
me ferry boat GEO. w. RIGGs will leave Four
teenth st wharf every hour ''e i0u'
The Georgetown omnibuses will connao, ,-i,l
fhe steom packet FLYING CLoUD-leayinE ever
je IS, l66 dot -
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SEVERE oRNADo.-Lykins county Kansas wa,
visited by severe tornado on the s,h inst at 2
m AT Ossawatomie and the vicinity, houses
were unroofed, and much damage done The
houses Of Abraham Halliday, two miles from Os-
sawatomie, was blown to pieces, and Mrs HaIIi.
day instantly killed. AT Indianapol several
buildings Were destroyed. At Santo, ID. w. o,
Baker and two children were killed Rnmo,.
We're prevalent of further disasters in the yicinity
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RETURNED.-Col Drinkard, the able and efi-
Client Chief Clerk Of the War Department, has
returned from brief visit to Maine, whittier he
had resorted to recuPerate his health and resumed
the duties Of his position
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W John Kendall, Esq, has been appointed
GENERAL Superintendent of the American Tel,
graph Line.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS S :,

Seventh street, sckaoyledEed 70 be the en- spest
ats and Caps Owing TO the scarcity OF money,
SMITH No: 100 seventh st., opposite the Post
less than any other house in town Drop in and see
our ne supply OF Spring and Summer Goods, at
rM,t;l =. Just received 50 dozen of 10 cent NECK
10 II you wish TO keep cool. drop in and buy
sets summer Soat, e SMITHS, No. 400 Ssy-
IL A large lot Of fine Cents Shirts and Collars
site Post Once. W.
~ The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora TIE, and
81 sSf.i a Ssst TIA g usqs prices
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OST-On Saturday, morning, the 18th inst be
- tween 7th ard 18th streets, near the store Of
WIlilaT, r Riley, a LEGHORN BONNET,
newly bleached and altered. The finder will re
celve the thanks of the owner by leaving il at -
Vens Fancy Store, Penn avenue, near Ninth ct.
Il OST.On Saturday mig last, brown morocco
- POCKET BOOK. containing several letters
and cards with the address of the owner on them
The hinder Will confer avr by leaving il at Metz
erotts Music store, or at Schnell's Hotel on r
street, between Is h and l4th. A suitable reward
VIII be given for it's recovery.
je l8-2t* p TIrTIy
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GENUINE BAvARIAN

nm BUN BEEh.
. Inc undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he will hold az the particular request a
OF his friends end cnstomers, NON vEA0
DAY next the 18th inst the second grand lE 80
CONCERT, on which occasion he will serve nm.
inviting guests with his far superiorally renowned
and celebrated imported genuine BAVARTAN
LAGER BEER. which excels any Buck Beer
ever sold IN this country. Come one, come all and
Restaurant attached TO GEORGE SCHNEII. :
iioteI, Nos. 304 and 500 Pa avenue betv cen
18th and lith streets. ie Is 9,s
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PERSONAL.

L NOTICE
Il HEREBY Deputa and authorize Mr. HaRsy
G0RBETT TO collect all accounts due Tn me- as am
compelled necessarily to be absent from Washing
Ton IN the VEST for the next two or three months
All persons indebted q M. will please make pay-
ment tn him on presentation oftheir several &C
counts.
je 1921 RICHARD ADANS
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IN FREE EXHIBITION FOR THREE
" days only-Mr. Washington's great pictn,a
rspresentlng :; Marion in tn. Camp. Sergeant
William Me- onald, tsq., of ia umo-a az -O'
PHILIP Il SOLOMON'S
Fine Arr Gallery,
JeI8 332 Pa. av. bet. 9Th and 10th ats
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Spirit of the Morning Press

The Consttfrtion treats upon the Baltimore Con.
vention. and upon Republican intolerance.
The Istsliigsnesr has its usual Congressional
summary and news miscellany, and also alludes
70 the Baltimore Convention.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auotioneers-
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW CAR
IL PENTKR,s SHOP on IHIRTEENTH ST, AT Arc
TIoN.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst
ats O'Clock, we viii sell, In front Of the premises
on Thirteenth tire between and X, a nearly new
rent.
TIE me: One third cash; balance in 50 and % dsys
Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearnf interest
geB-d WALL a. BARNARD, AHcts.
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lN THE SENATE, to-day, no business Of impor-
lance had been transacted up to the time of our
going to press.
The HOUSE resumed the consideration of the
Kentucky contested election case.
The resolution of the committee declares that
VIM; T. Anderson, the sitting member, is en-
titled to retain his seat "
his claim, and VI y"
Mr.. Stevenson followed on the same side,
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HEMNlNG Is STILL SELLING BOOTS and
H SHOES as chap as the cheapest 100
Gents mat Lasting Shoes, at $50,
70 Pat Leather heel Pumes.et sI25,
DO; 90. CATERS, at 81 TO S4,'
BOYS 90. do. at 5 IS,
Gents Calf Oxford Ties. at 81 Is to Is.
steel frame Scotch Bingham UMBR ELLBS. at
Ladies' sun Umbrellas, at IS cents
BRING the money when you call at
je I6-5t JENNINGS, Seventh ST., Island.
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AUCTION SALES.
RFor ether AHctisn Salss, soe Jsrsl Page


By J. C. MCGUIRE a co. AuoiIoneers.
DEslRABisE DWELLING HOUsE AND LOT
lDS Sn EnsT CAPITOL CT tsrwxEs sEoosD APP
IAtssbsf iffEkk5dSs L JaF A1s sss 81 an .ia
CLOCK on the premises shah sell % the highest
ssusr: s sSts: 81. r.. q 81 L. nc q
O. Get bssve.n Second and Tkird streets asst. run
ning hack "a feet 81 inoh@s; tOE ether with the I'm
oysmenr, oonslStng Of . snur two stoay and
bssemrn t y wc hing House.
IL "nihs. with interest secured by deed IN tru.
ss ]. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. suc...
By J c. MCGUIRE a co, AaOlioBeeT..
TRUSTEE's SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
gk6RY 9Sn. Sd Il e oSas Sa On
deed ef trust dssd MAY lsiS Use and dSiy q re-
corded in liber !. A. = No. us, folios SIS ct Gee
one Of The land records for Warrington county, We
One excellent eH octave mahogany cas-. risso
walnut carved Parlor SUITE kuished IN hair cloth.
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables, whAtnot,
iit f finms sssI .ue sa and ssSe!cs Chairs
Brussels and three-ply CARPETS,
Set hard some BIN. snd gold enamelled Chamber
Set hand som. blsck. snd gold enamelled Chamber
Furniture. W IN Marble tops.
Set OF Walnut Chamber Furniture,
si o:iIsSSs and MM.6SssS, DTss.nS
SIX cured hair NJ attresSes.
Boosters and Pillows.
Hlsnkets, Comforts, Counter panes.
Mashstands, Granite Toilet S~ts Shades,
walnut extensi tlnng TsNe, Refrigerator.
Mahogany Sldeooard. Care Eeat Chalrs,
Mahogany SOFA Bed. Sleepy hollow Chair,
Waits 6ranlt- Dinner Set, Glassware.
Cooking ard other Stoves. Wire safe. &c,
Together with the usual quantity Of Kitchen Uten-
sils.
TIE, Terms $50 s0s under, cash. owe, tina.
doIsed notes. bearing interest.
By order OF the trustee.
jeIs-d j. c MCGUIRE a. CO. Auc,,.
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A. GREEN, Auct.
.,r,r ,r BEy1 4; GREEN: Agetionesr.

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
NEW THREE-STORY BRICK H0UsE .Sn,
Lot AT AUcTlor.-On THURSDAY, the 9lst
instant, shall sell in front of the premises AZ ar
= IN Crsttenden's ubdlvisOn Of Square s88 'front.'
Ing on sth street west. running hack between and
streets north, 70 public alley, with the IN Owe
mentss which consist OF a new Three story Br OK
mouse containing ak good and CONVENIENTLY ar
ranged rooms; with WIDE passages, and built in the
best manner, BY one of the beet wOrkmsn In this
city. The sale will be worthy Of any one yishinE
70 purchase hne small house IN a heslthy location
Terms: One third cash; the balance in g. 10 R
and - months, for notes bearing interest from dav
OF sale. A deed given and q deed of trust taken
leI5-o A. GREEN. Auot.
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SiEUBEN HOUSE
CONCERT SAL DON.
Inc undersigned takes peasure in informing ms
friends, and the public generally. that he A A
has RENTED and opened this establishment vEA9
on an entire new style. IT,
His bar is furnl,hed with the best LiauSs,
ments, 30.
fne brass ard string band has been engaged
Tor the season.
A CONCERT Of VOCAL and INSTRUMENT
DAY EVENING, commencing IT O'Clock
le 70 u, q. NJ. III LEHNA,
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je Is dts

MARSHA SSALE.-In virtue Of a WIT Of Teri
w facias issued from the Clerks once Of the Cir
county OF Wsshinston, and % me directed. will
expose TO public sale, for cash in front Of the court
day Of mkt, 1850 ct Il O'Clock m the following
oescriped property, 20 wit: All defendants righ
title, clslu and interest in aud 70 Lot No s. in
Square 10. SIS, IN the cIty of Washington, ID. C.,
toEether with all and sinfuar the improvements
thereont seiz ed and Levied upon the property Of
joe. G. Nicholas, and wall be sold 10 satis Judi
e,a,s No. is 20 May term ls6o, IN favor OF A and
u: 5. Marshal for the District Of COLUMBIA
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THIS DAY MARKED DOWN.
AT COST-AT COST FOR CASH

MAN IlIsiJAS. LACE BIRNOIS. LACE
POINTS, GRAY BUSTERS. GRAY SI+irS
BAREGE MANTILLAS, &c, DC AT PRiME
COST FOR CASH.
ENCOURAGE RESIDENT MERCHANTS
Our s,cck OF MANTILLAS have been arranged
(lor convenient salesD in our Second Story SaI,s
Rooms, and that all may see iheir cost a. a glance
we have n a ked them down ia plain red 6guIes
10 compete W IA wholesale nIer chants who come
nero rom the North, taf er the jobbing is over
theTe,) 70 offer the renal nder their stock al re
tail, we will commence on " ~
III ESDAY, JUNE 18th,
to onec our entle asso, tment of MANTJIJ,AS
&e AT eLaet cost for Cash We y Ia rge proportion
OF our STOCK In this Ine was purchased at anctioa
J~ casa ana we Will give our customers the adj
vantage - these great Bargains. We were the n st
10 establish sePa ate aud dis met department in
the Ladies' Cloak and ~antiIIa f,ads an Wo "a =
tngfon, and we respectfully solicit Continuance of
past FIVE years. '0' i'i INC
Remember thai we commence on TUESDAY
Juae 10 h, 70 sell every description of LACE 4
SILK. MANTILLAS a: exact cost, and tina: the
pace is MAXWELL'S
Original MantfIia Stors,
Je 10 eo3t 52S Pa avenue
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM

Is IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, Va NILES Prom
WAsHINGToN.-On SATURDAY, the aSd Of lime
1850, a. IL O'Clock IN front Of the Mayors ofoe in
the CITY 81 Alexandria, will sell, at public auction
- asres OF Land situated above, of which 4, r.
Hardin died selzet. This land is highly improved;
the location ls perfectly healthy and accessible 10
the three markets OF . georgetown, WASHINGTON and
AlexandrIa, beng miles from the latter CITY, by
railroad, which passes through the properly Tho
oulldlnEs are substantial ard in good ordfr IL vi N
purchasers.
a. Terms: One tenth cash; balance at 6. II, Is and
"a months, with interest.
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MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of two vrlts of
1fl heri faolas, issued from the Clerks Off oe OF
the Circuit Court of the District Of Colombia, for
the county OF Washington. and 20 me directed,
Will expose 20 pubic sale, for cash, in front Of the
court house door Of said COUNT, on MONDAY,
tho 9Th day of July next, $780, AZ u O'Clock n, the
following property, to wit: All defendants night,
title. claim aad interest IN and % Lot No. 4, IN
square No 6ie, IN the city of Washington, ID c.,
together with al and singular the Improvement
thereon seized and levied upon as the property Of
Andrew Rothweil, and will be sold 70 satisfy In
dIcia Nos "a and 2l5, 10 October term ls5e IN
favor Of Phelps kInsmsn.
w. SELDEN
U. g. Marrhal for the District of Column.
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GAR DEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Nstc York dcesps, bettcse1 LIST and Id SIS

WAsHINGT3N n,,
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Netc York acespe, betpseH LIST and ID sfs.
in calling the attention of the public to my grounds
been made 70 make This "Retseat" more ore vEAe
ettraotiye every day. Mondays the Gar IE.IE IL
dens are open TO the public free of oharge-a
given BY select baud. Those desiring 10 eniov the
dance AND v sltz y III lind the saloon In CONFLICTS
oroer 70 render pleasure TO all. On Other days the
Irounds for school or other Pic Mic Psi ties With
For the amusement Of children he has iptroduo.d
number OF little games never before seen In this
Guy sna calculated al the same time 20 amuse the
~. B.-lAttached is my Bottng Establishment.
and families can be supplied with any euantify al
their residence, OF that healthful drink LACE ri
BEER, upon short notice. je i5,sm
&C nO1 CORPORATION WASHINGTON
SO,UtlU QUARTERLY SIX PER cESf
STOCK Tor sale In sums TO suit purchasers
JAS. C. MCGUIRE ii Co.
le IL OF Auctrs and Commission Merchants
SELLING OFF 20 CLOSE BUSINESS
2,JOHN X. MORGAN would respect--Ham
fuliy inform his customers. and the coInfnu-
nlty generally, that he has concluded TO IL II
SON as possible will offer his entire stock Of his
own make BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash,
ana his other goods At almost any price, To those
IN want Of reliable goods for wear would say give
me can ana You will not be disappointed.
my books will be rendered on or before the n ~
July when hope they will be responded TO prompt.
y, that may meet with PgromPtnes. the obliss
''0 ''' que Dy me. No ana -. k; MORGAN,
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70 TO SMssIJH,s, Ne. 4eo seventh st to got
cSR E ssNIFIEH's 70 ct al yosf READY-MADE
"a sAl S's' so
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HE PIC MIC OF THE SEASON.
The Young Catholics Friend Society
Will give their
N n l. PIC MIC
Al X L TON SPRING.
On MONDAY, June 18th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
odd FELLOWS HALL.-Third and Last
u, Week at the Triumphant Success Of
Thledenss Museum Of Meehanieal Arts.
LAST MIGHT BUToNE OF THE PRESENT

ERNST LoEFFLER, Nslc York orssse, BE-
state TO the public that A CONCERT of&E
SELECT MUSIC Will be given everv MON -
DAY and ThURSDAY EVENINGS during the
aEd ending st IL p. m. Previous to the Concert.
tne saloon ls open To those desiring TO while
ayey lev hours IN the mary dance. ICE
CREAM. MATER ICES, and every desoriD ton
OF CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic Dur
pos 9; are requested to give day or two NOTICE.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-17

A ToUcH OF EARrHQUAkE.-On Thursday
morning, at about fifteen minutes past eleven,
the heaviest jolt of an earthquake was felt
in this vicinity that we ever knew in the
mountains. The Office in which we were
sitting at the time was shaken as though
some animal was under the floor trying to
force it up, and the cases and cabinets heavy
with type trembed perceptibly The shock
was accompanied with a very slight rum
bling noise. Along Main street many per-
sons rushed cut of doors when they felt the
shock, and one legal genteman-knowng
the peculiar wickeGness of his fraternity
ran from the Justices office bare headed
Several brick buildings were observed to os
cillate slightly. Billiard balls rolled upon
the tables IN one saloon, lamps swung, the
liquid in bottles was agitated, and the raft
ors of two story wooden buildings snapped
alarmsngly. At Bope's ranch, about ten
miles ABOVE this place, the water in pond
rolled like wave, and water standing in a
mining shaft was dashed up the sides of the
same. Heavy rs the tremblar was, some per-
sons did not perceive it at all, and could
hardly be convinced there was one. Mr..
Dornin, the telegraphic operator, informs MS
that it was felt generally throughout the
State. The weather at the time was cloudy.
without wind. That night a heavy rain be-
gan, and has continued up to this present
writing-Friiay evening
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-17
Ole Aydmutie 2ress.

1MPRovEMENTs.-Mr. B. Schwartz has torn
down the frame building until recently oc
cupied by him as clothing store, on Main
street: opposite the Sierra Nevada Hotel and
is preparing the foundation for a proof
brick, to be occupied by Levy, the dry goods
dealer. Another brick building will soon
be commenced by our entcrprising towns
man, Mr. 7. Green. 1t will occupy the east
corner of Main and Flume streets, extending
from the brick drug store of Franchere and
Butler to the clothing establishment of Haas
4 Co., and will be large enough for three
stores, with a splendid walled basement
which will be fre-proof independent of the
house above. Mr.. Guthrie will alse proba-
bly, erect a brick building on Flume street,
ard Messrs. Coin and Mcguire may follow
his excellent example on the principal thor
oughfare adjoining. If we were to Judge
from the cry of 'hard times" which every
body sends up, we should conclude that the
town was on its last legs. But these sub
stantlal improvements are more reliable in
dications and warrant the most hopeful an
ticipations. Besides, many frame buildings
have lately been erected, or are under way
some of them elegant and costly private
residences surrounded by young gardens
The truth is, the place is growing steadily
and will grow for years to come 1t is bound
to be the abiding place of a permanent COM
munity.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-17

ELECTION FOR SCHOOL TRUsTEEs-The vo-
tiers of this school district are requested to
assemble at the school house on Saturday
evening, April It'll, for the purpose of elect
ing trustees FOR the coming year. Attention
is important that every person interested in
the cause of education should have timely
knowledge of the meeting, and not be left
with the excuse for non-attendance hereto
fore urged. A community that has hun
dred children in its midst old enough to at
tend school, ought to be willing to turn out
in decent numbers once Il year for the pur-
pose of choosing proper trustees for that
school.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-17
C0nstable's Sale.
State Of California, county Of Nerada-sI
Tnaca1 sLin of RIoonafaId

State Of California, county Of Nerada-ss.
Township Of Bloomfield.
10y virtue of an execution which was to me dcliv-
4Dercd. issued from the of Levi Ayres Esq, an
acting Justice of the Peace. in and for the county
aforesaid bearing date February oath, 1860, to
satisfy Judgment rendered by Levy Ayres the 23d
day of February 1850. in favor of W. b. Churchill
aqd against j. r.. Vanada Co. for the of one hun.
dred and hrtyye dollars and eight cents debt int.
rest damages and costs of suit.
have taken in execution, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, and lot situated in Bells
Ranch. (known and built as Vanada Cos Saloon y
Said house and lot will be sold at Columbia HILL in
front ofLevi Ayres justices office, on Saturday. the
9th day of March, d. 1861 between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. of said day.
Taken as the property of r. Vanada Co. to salts
fv the above demands and accruing COSTS
This 1st March, d. 1850.
mars 4w JOHN McBROWN, Constable.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-17

SMITHS WAsuoE TRAIN-Nr T. G. Smith
left this place last Friday, a week ago, with
small number of animals, en- route for
Carson City via Downieville and the Jam son
route. Arrived at Downieville he increased
the number of his animals and started out.
on Sunday we believe, to break trail
through the snow. We learned on Thursday
that fine progress was making in the work
and that the train would probably get
through. The severe storm that has since
ragged may have forced the party back, if
hey had not reached the eastern slope. but
we have not learned anything to that effect
If the trail Is once wei, opened it will be
kept so. Geo. Abbey has pat, or is about to
put, a train of saddle mules on the road be-
tween Forest City and Down,evile This
will complete the connection between the
latter place and North San Juan, so that
Washoe emigrants can leave Marysville,
reach San Juan by stage and arrive at Dow
melville ley mule the same day. ready for the
next train to Carson City. By spring, stages
Will 60 as far as Forest City.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-17

ODD FELLOWS FEsTIvAL.-The Odd Fell
lows of this place are making extensive pre-
patations for dedication of their new hall
on the 10Th of next month, which day will
also be celebrated as the anniversary of the
introduction of tile Order into America
They intend to erect large pavilion, have
an GRAFTON, music, dinner, dedicatory GER
emonies and grand ball. The brotherhood
throughout this and adjoining counties are
expected to participate. Further particulars
will be given hereafter