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A NEW BOOK by DIR. BEDFORD.-TIiE
~ PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE or OBSTETRICS.
BY Cumming s. Bedford A. W, VI. d., Professor oi Oo
etric. and the Dseases OF Women aud Children In the Uni
very OF New York author OF Clinical Lectures on the
Diseases Of Women and Children" illustrated by iour
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for the hose suHcings lie b 10 minister. Dr. Bed.
ord former worn the Disease. Of Women aud Children
which Tecryed the high honor OF translation into the French
language had already placed him the mosi successful
suthos In this department" = American Medicsl Times
Dr Bedford has Ploed hs gtomd In thorough luin
and systematic We commend the book for IT.
unsurr assed ability Ne know OF other work which
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Nsw pnbliratlons.

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Bank Books Paper Sc Publc aud Prvais Libraries fur
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tonery receive prompt attention.
Booksellers and Teachers, by ordering above III sten
be able to obtain School Books OF kinds they lave been
.ucoessful in procuring elsewhere
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20 Eet.
fonses ana farms Uantso.

WANTED-By small family, part of
w FURNISHED HOUSE, With sl the eonyeniensi~s for
ho,s seepm. Family without ehdIsn pTecred aso at
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NINE. DEMOREsT's MIRROR OF FASH

wi ION, WlNrEf NUMbER, now ready, large and truly
elegant 'shion ii-s V'rsse 'aorr soo snd three iu
szed patterns Lsses' ard Dst fashion Magazine ia the
word Yearly ~. With sAuab.s premium single rope.
p cents Published lusgtsry - 30 ~ Brosdw,yi -old
syersb-r -u b. mail The thrr nll.il-d patterns, q
,nd bssatiill cosk ad sdie Logsvs Isekst
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H6th REGIMENT iold 5ib ReyiIn~ntl. Col. PiEChNEY
nov at the in Nigus Recruiting OAc. No. ~
Broadway Pay iLimod ltely upon Sirtment
aud recruits srded jsiy Relief for fskiies also
Immediately A2d Lieuienantey vacant. which
viii be given 70 any eresr furnishing thirty Band i,
s-o wanted Apply No. ~ Broadway, ID hsor. trout
Capt. ). =. ffhlihAhN, hc'ruitins pficrf
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D,EpineuiI Zouaves.-Th- SECOND BATTALION
this splendid regiment will follow the hr't which has len
for the seat OF war with dpach Recruits viii be received
* the different tents IN the PsIk we'll at other recruiting
stations also at the Principal QuElteFs No % Nbtest,
where al deserters no deHre TO join their regiment may
come At once of they viii severely dealt with. BY order.
W. MERRITT, Ma Or ID Battalion.
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Great Induce cenents are offered by the FIRST REGl-
MKNTN n y " TO aols bodied uI-n dcsiiing euhst II !.
commanded by Col oARRET DfCkMAS, the hero Of the
Mexican war, and at Newport News Va has been in
yioe since Apr last and thoroughly proficient IN orsani
zaon and drill swoyn IN i0r years has bu, 10 months
seve being then honofsby discharged and each man e
ceying bounty ef l0U lev wanted 20 increase
It to Il. ful standard who. application s the Recruiting
Depot No. - Broadwsy will Et once be- mustered in fsce
ing psy ard unorn and be- sent 20 he seat OF wal.
Lieut.. Col j. FRED. PIERSON, Recruiting Officer.
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Resiment of volunteer Rnsineer..

| Col EDWkRD " eERRELL, Lieat;.Col. JAMES r.
HALL, msjor RICHARD BUTT.
This reg has been accepted ~ the Nsr Department
snd one half OF Il is Hilton Head s. C. the balance
20 10 within three weeks st the iunhest.
Priyltes In this re egInent are 10 be paid
14iD SENKSTFEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
few more rggers boa; bulders, hip carpenters, Pons
nier. blscksmith miner. choppers, aIbenen maehnisi.
rockmen wheelwTght boiler materti aud raosdefs VIII
be received 10 complete the regiment.
Recruits udcr psy mustered into -efViee and 10 nshei
with quarters and TetiOns a. once.
None but seslthy snd couip-teut wotku need apply
TIE families The soldiers cared for by the authortiss
Headquarters at the Of Chambers aud Chatham ss
Enlistment for three years, duTing the war.
New-York, Nov. -, 1861.
Rocker Battalion for tlc Army Of the Pete
mac-Rsted by speeisl desire Of MsofOrneral MctLff-
Ian snd Bnz. bci. BARRY, Chief II Artillery.
Thosr desirous o oinng this Crack Corps" ,hoUld sppy
Immediately TO Headquarters, No. as BrDotnest
r. ". LION. Commanding.
u. -. Mastering OHce.-Ofcsr. N Noluptser'
ahoud written authority IRON their toonrls - recruit
evidence the g. Mastering Ohces for transportation
settlement Thi. written authority should
be ndorsed by tho United State. Mastering and Disbursug
officer
No viii be paid rsD-Portsion gwen unl-. the
show rule il coGioTInsd to.
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sixteenth Ward Republican Bud u nion NOini-
ssatiun- for SCHOOL OrtICERS-- COninssioYer;
SAMUEL y. II. VANCE. FOR Trustee: MILTON ST
JOHN. BENJ. c. WANDELL. Fgr Inspector: RICHARD
MARTIN.
To the Voters OF the Eiekterpfh NRFt,.-A ticket
headed SAAiUEL b. RuGGLEs ior Aasuuon ot your aId
hes my candidate for Com ciuau rot having
1ven authority fo thus asing take s method
notifying the Of ,he ard ths not candidate
them. Proper tickets be- :ound al tue election
boxes or ruesdsy GEO. BE iG6S.
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Hliscet!dneons.
!, +. MILLER PATENT CHIMNEY CAP

IJs Is warranted 20 cure smokey chinneys.
MANUFACrOBl. No. ~ " est Broadway.
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L,REE of CHARGE--FREE OF CHARGE.
SERVANTS, with frat csss references IN every cala'
civ and AZ moderate wages can be procured OF charge,
az the Private Servants Institute No 10 East hst between
81 aud lthav Your patronage respectfully solicited
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j]olititaI Notices.

II parsaance Of a Resolution Of
- .s. So,pri Of the Cly ct New-lefN' /
dc hereby oae REWARg 81 ,TIG T5g 9I .ee 70 SSTOI VgTF
1iy I,i q, any person who shall procure. aid assisi
brOAL ~ ADVISE another to give or offer his vote illegally
,o.o .o ary Ward Election District for that puTPoe
Htnssipc Election be held ia this city on TUEsDA =,
a. Sd dsv December neSt TO be paid upon the oolcto
or the offender sad the certificate OF the Recorder stc
attorney judge o the Court where convicted, th such
sons oaing such reward. But all claims for such reward
.y ser the yctio such offender shall be dregrded
November p. 1891. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Elcrti., Notice-Puisusnt to the provisions OF the
ai TINS STATE public notice is hereby sve1 oy the So@
noa Conncl OF the City ofNewNork that an election wiz be
ted IN several Eeaiion Districts Of the various Wards o
sd ity th hst TUESDAY OF December next sbeng the
third dsv Of Dccem mber, l85ll.
TI. po. viii lie held at the places desaaed by the Com
Council he places at which elections saal BE- ea l
said Disttct dU Ing the present year. and The Po w m
sunrise aud remain until sunset, when ey WI
The osc,rs to be voted for sach election the fol
A MAYER in place OF Fernando Wood
Police Jnsce for the Third District. compisi1g the
Eighth ard Ninth Wards, in place Of j. sherman bfo"nel
An Alderman n eseh Of the Aldernc Districts OF the city
having numerical designation, VIZ; I'd 4h 9TH 0th
AcSnsbie 10 the First Ward in place Of Andrew LsaFy
siseed at the last Charter Election and who failed 70 qa
Constable IN the Ninth ward IN place o. IhoIis, a.
rel elected the Charter Election and who failed t'
coastable in the Sixteenth Ward in place of Benamin
siS Counciimen in esch Senatorial District,
One Commissioner OF Common schools Tor each Ward
Ore Inspector of Common Schools tcT each W ard
Two Trustees Of Common Schools for each Ward
Ard officers TO fl such vacan-ie a. may have occurred IN
School Offices OF the several ards by Icaoh OF Death
resign stion, or from other causes.
BY ogdcg OF tie Common Council. ..,,
Clerk Of the Common Council
Dated New York Nov u, 1851.
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1J0O PER MONTH.-Agents positively s
Professional Notices.

/ M. nOhEo ~ JSTNICk. author ol sestiau
o%n meoSs IN continue che practice Of MEDIoIN;
and sUhoLH'' Il No. 3i Fax l2th.t, six doos west ="
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Ngase5. 10. tgE &c va -.

TI7OR RENT.-A STABLE in the rear of House
4 NJ. 3l9, West Lexington sire E between Pine and
Fremont streets, or to GEY Err u .WILk EMS,
Hplgu No. 10 West l. mbard trret.
- FOR T-WAREHOUSE No 81
E;is Smiths wharf, to be vacated the 2h instant In
-s4esa. Quire OF j. G. HARVEY & co,
apil-u IS Exchange Place.
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~ GATE AUCTIOTEER.)
GENERAL COMMISSION HER CHANT.
Ard Dealer in all kinds of AUCTION GOODS. suited to
both City and Country Mechns, who requested
anime the same before purchasing else here.
JAMES Il. CHANCE
Commission Merchant,
81 stories S. E. corner Baltimore and Charles sts.,
mMi9 knLranr. O (Larl- $ stE.-t
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RALTIMO ORE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
0FFIoE-No. soUTH STREET.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NSURES LIVES FoR ONE YEAR, TERM OF YEARS
OR Fog LIFE.
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED either Men, Women or Children,
at the lowest rates
WIN. G. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON.
s. j. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. S. GIBSON,
E. T. CHAMBERS, ROBT. A. TAYLOR.
F ~ COLsToN, Secretary.
DR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
Oft "a Franklin street.
TOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
" coAasE Sgn B 3 T6ETs' GAY s..
the Licensed Agent with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE S! sSG5RANCE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, $g56,OjO
EogE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, $l,4S2,Vg0
CITY FIRE INSURANCE g0M,PF;AN'Y OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s33j,2i5
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, sS5l,O3i.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE co.
Cash Assets, S5!3,233
MARIXE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE,
'''''' '-l''i WIN GRAHAM, Prest
GEO B. CoALE, Sec'y
EQUITABLE LIFE AsstRANCE SOCIETY OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
any amount in Companies Of the very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating FIRE
INSURANCE. such as forms OF application, statements OF
SHoRT RISKS on Merchandise aken with return Of Pre-
sis-tf GEORGE B. coALE. Agent
| T1IREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
9 OFFICE ON TIE g9 II A COR CORNER OF SOUTH
Al, AND D, SECOND N J., STREETS. DVscp7p
iioNs VI HENRY r DGHURsT '' PREs III o'''
| BOARD or DIRECTORS:
i lG1n H EJhif albert Samuel w pf Hart
| Chas. II. Keyser, Hugh Bolton,
Edward jenkins, John G. Resney,
Th hsassiS WAfI e7ering James Fe dsS''
F. Littig Shader, John N. Gait,
| Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson's
| John Cushing, Henry R. Lauderman,
| Charles A. Grinne, Caleb PARKS
Mepdes !. Cohen, David H. Shrver,
| George Gibson, Joshua Jones,
George Rogers Isaac NJ benson,
| James N A ierson John A. Shrver.
| ju7.tf FRANCIS j. McGlNNIS, Secretary
U|IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NOES SECOND STREET.
UWDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established agen
cy, the following rscass Companies with aggregate
| capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
1ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD ..........a2, 10000
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD....... 5000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., HARTFORD........... $4,000
NEW ENGLAND ms CO., HARTFORD....... 25O,OC
MAssAsoIT ms. CO., sPRINGFGELD..-..... $4,000
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD. ..... 5OO,O(
x,rNA ITUr INSITP NOE
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St0tks, @thanae, TT.

Stocks, Gxtbange, TT.
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY'S Isr MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
'' Hf0WR Rfii,ii BANK STOCK for sale.
apl1IOt Baltimore and st Paul straets
S25 000 TO- TO- L (rAH on frst-cass STOCK
aplo2w a second street.
E1IRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED,
L at low rates, by MARTIN LEWIS,
apIO2w A Second street.
" We are prepared to give CASH. ADVANCES on con.
Shipments to our friends MeSsTs M9 S Co..
dartl '''' corner of Cheanside and Lombard street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
jul7-d Basement Chesapeake Bank.
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN ENT
~ POINTS SOUTH AND WEST made %H6 by CARSON
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,,
apG-tf basement Chesapeake Bank,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
ID Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds lS;5.
&c.. v. R.Ssa bond, i no 5iss
%h P 'S bo sAMgE cb aARas Fsnk
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NqrEs for sale by TH 10, .i GARsoH t,..+
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
N ,ss5f for sale by THo i GiAESoH Street
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
y all points South and Vest purchased at best rates,
fe26-tf POI Baltimore Street
DROTHERS BONIEGER,
OFFER FOR SSRi SSAF5 ON 5 at e.
principal cities Germany, London Paris and Amser
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
"A AND APPROVED CoLLATERAILsS by, o,nzo,-
nANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
I6y JNo. Cuttings .. + CO. Goa >.
EFARYLAND SKIES Maryland per cent
I'VE irs ribbed loan, for sale by w
fe9-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
FBNIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
Z sAML. HARRIS & SONS,
B O. R. r, BONDS 80 5sS g d MASGsR e. e.
SlCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES T gRS BY y Ar
fe22tf IS Exchange Place
| @,TERLING EXCHANGE.
- Pa F. For by oc KNox Co. = CO.,
| STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Dahd sold by JNo S. CUTTINGS % 4 S CO. >.
Ssu % South st.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
| l y FOR sale hv inI6tfl THO. i. CARSON
| TN I6SOURI 6's FOR SALE BY
! WI JNo. S. CUTTINGS CO.,
sStf 20 South st.
| EE ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE By
| W. JNO. s. CUTTINGS & Co,
s8Cf 20 South st.
EHIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| IT. by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
| jul1-tf Basement Chesapeake Ba1s
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 VA WANTED 81 BY
| sStf % South st.
NUMERICAL l. FARMERS BANK STOCf
| Cwanted by JNO S. Cuttings s CO.,
| sstf % South st.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE Serb
| ~ wanted by KNOX L CO.,
| ap2Stf Exchange Place
BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SAL
| EBby SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
| jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND
~ wanted by SAMI.. HARRIS, Jr,
jul7-f Basement Chesapeake Bank.
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II AR 70 RID
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
9936.yOo.OO.
POLICIES ISSUED AND RENEWED
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED,
AND PAID IMMEDIATElY UPON SATISFACTORY
PROOFS, IN NEW YORK FUNDS,
BY THE UHDERsIGEED,
THE DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT,
GEORGE B. COALE, Agent,
fe29-t'r Commercial Buildings Cay street
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
al OF BALTIMORE
OFFICE s. E. CORNER OF SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS.
r"ic slissued every description Of nsurabe Proper
~ aDahs:oss by Fire, at the lowest }ates p.o.;,a
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ,
VIM. n Pdve a9eF j. StricSer jenkins
s wm orts'ee -, n ME- BenaItn &gs1i rs.
aaron Fentnn, James Il Ston
Charles Hoffman, c. Howard Rogers
jals-tf Secretary.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BALiiMORE.
incorporated by the
STATE OF MARYLAND, 1919
OFFICE No. 80 SoCTa STREET,
New Building opposite Second CT.
THIS COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF TIE CITY
AGAINST LOSS Or DAMAGE
By FIRE.
Short assurances may effected for single day for
longer period. JOHN Is. SElDENSTRlChER,
President
DIEECToRs:
Henry VI. Bash, VIM. Heald
Al am Denmead, Thomas S. Benner,
George Bartlett, George Small,
Joseph W. Jenkins, George W. Howard,
" m. Woodward. Henry Pcndexter,
Ed ward j. Church, Hugh SlSsOn
H. c. Lands,
je8-tf Secretary
SHOLU MBIAE (MARINE) INSURANCE
81
CoNPAN
WEN YORR.
ASH CAPITAL PAID UP s50O,N0
ASSETS NOV EMBER Goth, 1882 ,264 4i3 AZ
b. g. MORRIS, President
THOS. LORD, Vice President.
SAMUEL n. MOORE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully solicits application for
urance in this desirable Office.
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent.
H. WAKEFIELD Il Co,
iu4-tfr l6 Spears wharf
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E The large three-story HOUSE, No North Charles
ngcrtei into OFFICES.
Large DWELLING No u st Paul street, corner Of Bank
lane, lately occupied clearinghouse. AID suitable
Tor uFFICsS
STORE MD DWELLING, south cast corner of Court
land and Sara oga Streets
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ny WILI.TAM HAMILTON

f.fr.A TRUSTEES SALR.-I will, by virtue
Ei OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
a~seiI iy public auct Jon, the FXchangr Sales Room,
second street adjoining the SGlt PCsufce the ID
day Of MaV. 1861 at | O'Clock p NJ:
ALL OF THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the city aforesaid; the the side Eden street,
10 feet north from Bank street. IS fec' front by depth II
about 100 feet, improved by three story Brick DN I'LL
ING with back building. known NJ. 1872 Sou'h Eden
street subject to ground of $50 payable half yearly;
and th' other on the west side Of Spring street, l25 feet
no!i from Bank street, II feet and inches front with
depth OF 90 feet improved with large ABLE SUBJECT
to ground rent Of $lj, payable yearly.
The two Lots join and used property, and
will he so subject to two ether mortsaves
Terms of saletaf cash, and the in six nths
with interest. l.. 81 REYNOLDS, trustee.
Wl HAMILTON.
ap1I-2lw&.!s Auctionesr
4 MIC n orr
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NEW GOODS.
G. W. BARRUs,
2iI BALTIMORE STREET,
WILL OPEN
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK,
DRY GOODS,
To hch We respectfully invite attention of the citizen
Our business will he conducted strictly the
CASH SYSTEM,
ONE Af PRToE
F! !sMALL 4FRR9 3FIFs
QUICK kkFsPRuRNsw
WILL BE OUR BOTTO
= We YOU'D call attention his week to our
SSup-r v hirG NJ SINS, 10 and l2h cts.
Sq.er 4 PRINTS and Coiored MUsLINs.
HOSIERY,
q. W. BARRUs,
CASH HOUSE,,
fe22dtfr oil Baltimore street.
w REMOVAL.
w ROTH FULLERTON,
Have removed to
NOS. 50 AND 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
which Flace they viii open this Mon morning,
Try GOODS.
or, Embracing all the styles and qualities in
GRENADINES,
P0PLINs,
BAREGEs.
TISSUES,
WHITE GOODS,
EMBR0IDFRIES,
HOSIERY;
MOURNING GOODS,
SHAWIS,
HOUSEKEEPING Goo i1SCr &C. So &c
All OF which will be offered At lowest prices. mhls-tf
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Dnblir SaIfs,
By UEL n GO s.
apl62o2M 1o&dts L. W s. B3ti@ ir,si stree,
: 4iJsSE5H ~ 80
TkUSTEE'S SALE

b5i;f TRUSTEES SALE
b5iir
.zSI.h- VALUABLE pWETJiEG on SaTTTV PACA ST
by virtue OF decree the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned, trustee viii r for sale nv pmlic
auction on the premises, FRIDAY e ION day Of May
next, at o'clock in the afternoon. '
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUNn siiusto md 1y;,,, y, tre
cry Of baltimore aforesaid and thus ie!. Rrginuin
for the the northwest side f south Para street MI
the distance Of g feet sauthweS-riy from the western
most Of Warner and South PJca streets ana running
thence OuthWesteTly hOUndi outh Pac street. 10
ct; thence uorthwcsterly ~ feet thence uo.IhaStv -
feet and thence outheastey 10 the place Of beginning
Ground reu SO.
improved by three story brick DWELLING, Go lfSl
with finished basement and double twustOrg back uijt-
ing stable Carriage House the of The lot
Terms-One third cash. and the balance in equal
stalmcnS of three SIX months credit pay to bear
interest from cay Of sale, be secured by the
purchaser, 10 be endorsed h. satisfaction of tn" trustee
SAMUEL SNUWDhH, Trustee.
ADREON Il &c.
apIS.27w&Gs Auconetrs
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-22
Sherif's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE of an Execution to mo d;rac,o,
~ issued out of the District Court of tbe 1sth
judicial District, in and for Nevada Comfy
olate OF california, bearing date February 18TH a.
u. 1901, III 1avor of LOWELL WHITE and GRO
NEWELL and against SAM MCBRowN, A. i. NC
DONALD, w. w. NICHOLS, PATK. BIrKSs and
T. A. iSAACs for the sum of Five Hundred and
lorIy three dollars with interest on the said ann,
OF Sof3 W from the 18th day of February 1851, AZ
the rate OF three per cent per month until maid.
toSetner with all costs of suit, have levied nnon
the following described property to-wit All tha
right, title and interest of +. A. Isaacs Of in and
to the mining claims and mining ground with tail
1umes, sluices &c, commencing at Phelns a CO..
hume, and running up the ravine in a westerIy di
rection near the head of said rayine and Eurret.
Lake Co.'S reservoir, said claims running back 70
the centre OF the hiIl, the same being Situate on
Columbia Hill, Nevada Co., CAL, l have also levi
ed upon all the right, title and interest of e A
lsaaes, of, in and to the mining claims and mir
ing ground situated on Columbia Hill Nevad,
Co, Cal, and known as the Empire Co.'s claims
with all improvements and appurtenances there,
unto belonging. 'A'is
Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday. tb.
second day of April A. d. 1861, between tho
hours OF O'Clock A. NJ and p. NJ will seII ali
the right, title, interest and claim of the above
named defendants of in and to the above described
property, at the Court House door in Nevada Citv-
at pubic auction, for cash in hand to the HIGHEST
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and Costs
j. Is. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff,
by JOHN DICKSON Under Sheriff.
I. B. Mcfarland, Plf7s Att,v
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-22
Sheriff IS Sale.

PY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed
issued out of the District Court of the I4th
judicial District, ia and for the County of Nevada
state OF California; bearing date February 18TH
A. D. 1861, in favor of w. c. CoLEY and aooinst
LEO. KEEs. and ABEL LOWE, for the sum Of
Inree hundred and eighty one and 80 100 dollars
with interest on the sum of S3l5 62 from the l6tb
day of February A. D. 1861, at the rate of 2L per
cent per month and interest on the sum of S65 20
from Feb. 16, '6l at the rate of 10 per cent. Der
annum until paid, together with all costs of suit
nave leylec upon the following described prom.
erty' which was heretofore levied upon and at
tached Dec. l2, 1860, at O'Clock p n. to-wit all
the rleht, title and interest of the above named
defendants of, in and to a certain set of mining
claims or mining ground situate on Grizzly Hill.
bloomfield Township, Nevada County Cal, and
known as the San Juan claims, together with all
appurtenances thercuntc belonging.
Notice is hereby given, that, on Tuesday.
April "a, A. ID. 1861, between the hours OF
a. NJ. and P. NJ, will sell all the right title
interest and claim of the above named defepdants
OF, IN and to the above described property at the
court House door, in Nevada City, at public auc-
lon' Ior cash in hand to the highest and best bid
DER, TO satisfy said execution and costs
j. b. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff.
by JOHN DICKSON, Under Sheriff.
L. T. Hawley, Plff's Atty.