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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
Our Relations with New Granada and
Costa Rtca-state or the Tariff Cues
tion-The Gaines Case.

Our Relations with New Granada and
Costa Rtca-state OF the Tariff Cues
tion-The Gaines Case.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, 1881.
The bill which passed the Senate to day to carry into
effect the conventions between the United States and
Granada and also with Costa Rioa investigate and
adjust the claims Of citizens Of the United States against
these republics only requires action the part OF the
House TO become law. The President required ap-
point commissioners to act jointly with the commissioners
from those republics.
the TARNr QUESTION
The committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce of New
York and Board OF Trade Of Philadelphia had confe-
to-day for the purpose OF comparing views to
whether arrangement could be brought about
on the proposed new Tariff bill.
The committee from New York proposed lay aside the
present BILL and take up the existing tariff making such
alterations In regard to the duty iron would be
satisfactory to tho iron interest This they refused
sistng that the bill before the Senate should be
passed with all its imperfections There large force
here from Pennsylvania who determined pass this
measure.
GArSSs CASE
The Gaines case was up in the Supreme Court to-day.
Mr.. Perrin opened the argument by stating that Mrs.
Gaines heretofore appeared heir at law but now AZ
devisee Messrs Cushing and Magruder are associated
with him. Janin and Hennn represent the city Of New
Orleans.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS
The Mexican Minister received despatch TO day, CIV
ing returns of the Presidential election the frontier
State of Tamaulpas which occurred January 81 Juarez
had large majority Lerdo, late his Minister of FL
nance Both candidates Of the liberal party. The
election held in all the States the day but
further returns are received.
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NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10. 1861.
Cotton firm sales to day IL 600 bales at 1Os(c IIc
for midding Supr quiet at 4ssc SIC. for fair to
fully fair lard, In barrels, at 10Ac. whskcy, 1Tlsc.
Frcights--Cotton to Liverpool, sd Exchange on Lon
don, 102 103.
Month"; Feb 10, 1861
Cotton-salcs TO day 900 bales mlddling at lose.
lie tales Of three days 600 bales receipts Of three
DAYS 9.905 bales. Freighs-Cotton 10 Liverpool sd.
I'd Sterling exchange, q Der cent premium.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1861.
Flour dun and heavy Ohio and Howard street are held
at 50 12is--no sales City Mills nominally at So Wheat
dull red, 81 20 81 49, white, 81 SO 81 55 Corn dun
and heavy yellow at 55c 57c. Provisions quiet stea
dy and hanged Cofoc active at 12jac. 13c Whh.
key dull at 1Tisc. a 1sc. -
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 1851
Flour weak at S5 25 81 80. Wheat quiet wiite at
~ 90 81 40; red 81 25 Al 90 Corn steay new vel
low, Soc ole Cocc firm at fun rates Mhiskoyi INC.
lsc.
CINCINNATI, Ten u 1851
Flour dull and dropping at - so for az ~, NC
Key steady, 13Ic Mess PORK o." We" Jerk
a Ice Money fn1rkas --
Iucaaagtd
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ARRIVALS.
CADrz-Brig winyaw-Cbas Eisenhut Henry Chsnaud
sr JAGo-schr Horsce-D Vivian, jose Moreno
PE.sAcoL.-schr segar-Mr and Miss snow, Nj Tallmal
DEPARTURES.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Arabia-Mr and Mrs John l. Har
dee, Savannah; Rigland New York James Muchson do
DR. David Heap United States Consul General TO Consan
tlnope; skehorn, Brsdford Mr. and Mrs john Graw
Westchester, Y; Mrs SoutbwoTth, West Farms @
Mullgan, New York; Francis Curtis Boston Mr. and Mrs
Derby and New York Mr. Hail. do John Dobson do
Ed emann, Bsltimore John Schankel New Oeans Miss
jessie Cunningham, Liverpool
SAvlNNAH-Steamship Florida-C Moss A A Solomous 4,
wife -four children infant and servant Mr. Feency, Mrs
Reesequn Miss Reesequin Stephen Lowby Mr. and Mrs Ma
thing Mrs sweet Master Sweet Mrs Gardner Isaac Frank
Myers, Cray, II Lewis Rev Heymsn, James
Ardle, Henry 0rme, Jas Boyer Cole, Henry Gray,
Burns, Beers ID Jsckens Cameron
Steamship Huntsvlle-John Cook. Miss " Cook,
Lawrence Bower, Jas Bower, Capt David Snow Stearn
Henry Nasharck, Henchey, Mosen Reeves Vim JenIie
Jr Hickox, Richard Hail. Mics Hattie Ssvase-Tota, A.
.CuAstksroS-steamer Coumbia-Dr w ID cornwell
holgae, AscckendorE and lady sccendf lady and two
children M Turnbull Vim Hoyt and at DIR III Salter,
hoHNewel, Levy Mrs Levy, Mas Levy, welsmen,
Miss Tnrnhul Worrall Miss wegg, Miss Banks, Miss
sherlock, Mrs L Linn. jas white
CnaRLysror-Ss Nashyille--J COLLINS, W Hoxe, Gal
iaghcr, 7 Sweeney ridaski Mannheim s,snheim, w Mckay,
Adam HHsrtridge wweYsh FS Collins assghcr NJ
pfsr ,ns gsown Jas Jacoius ss. fadpSsa csgt
lwa nifees An sng Master John and Louis vsgs ans
Fros1 II ~ es acConoohfe Jnn atunensn M kn,a h
rsa' WISa ~ "a. s,eepn "a eo''eei persons
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Married..

BRowS-YnIoT.-At Brooklyn, Tuesday, Novem-
Der Is, by the Rev. Francis Peck, JOHN J. BRowS to
AIMrRA LOUISA, daughter Of Wm Yellott
CAMERoN--LEAyESwoRTH.- -On Tuesday, February IL,
by the Rev. Edward Anthem, RoDERIoK w. CAMERON to
ANNE FLEMING, daughter Of N Leavenworth, Of this city
FoGf1TY-HoGErN.-On Tuesday evening, February IL,
by the Rev. Mr.. Tranor, Mr.. WILLIAM FoGHRTY Miss
MARY HoGES, all Of this city.
KnLY-BEIIows. -on Tuesday, February IL, at the
residence Of the brides father by Rev. Dr. K McCarty,
CHARLES j. KELLY Esq, to MARY n. BELLOWS, daught OF
Geo. /. Bellows ESQ, all Of this city.
LyDpoS-HERERr in Brooklyn Tuesday evening,
February L. at the house Of the brides brother by
H. " blanchard, JoHS LYDDoS to MARY ELr2ABEn HEsERr
both or the above city.
SsnTH-TrIFAm-On Tuesday February II, at the
Church of the Holy Apostles by Rev. George j. Geer
JOSHUA r. SMITH to KATE SToSHousE, daughter Of the late
VIM H. Tefair.
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Anniversary OF st. Valentine.

4
FROM TIE s .,..;as or CUPID.
SH ".ser Scott the accomplished romancist, poet and
bs:osh Of the opinion that the true arbter o.
tons as well individuals was the arch little god Cupid
.'-~""-e in one Of his charming works
and therefore,, some -.
he has written on the subject as fofows:-
Love rules the camp the court, the grove
For love Is heaven, and heaven Is love.
But Sir Walter certainly witnessed regular
publican crisis, such passing through Just now,
he would not have made his assertion quite broad
Love- far from enjoying supreme sway this agtatcd
land, to be wholly extinguished and any proof
in addition to those furnished abundsntly every day
be demanded is afforded in the general apathy and
difference with which the 14th Of February 1s61-St
Valentines Days regar ded Never was the anniver
sary Of the goodVd Roman bishop and martyr shah
billy commemorated before. lovers to forget the
time honored custom peculiar to the day. that OF sending
billet doux and delicate little tokens Of affection TO each
other The most tempting and costly valentines
be adjoining the windows OF statoners stores
touched and unsough-a fact which heartily bemoaned
by the shopkeeper whose appear to have
been scale quite extensive ~ ever. In q word,
dead loss anticipated by those who expected reap
rich harvest through the beray Of worshppcrs at the
shrine of Venus.
We have taken the trouble make inquiries several
of the stores where in former years brisk business
done In Valentines and have been informed that
the falling of in the demand Is something won
derful. Perhaps not one-qusrter onesixth part
Of the money realized last year by valentine mon
gers has been taken in this season. Whatever
may be the cause Of this state Of affairs shopkecp
ers, almost unit attribute II TO the general dulness
In trade brought about by the unhappy condition OF the
country. Only think what wholesale secession II has
caused from the soft rule Of St. yaentne Three ourths
Of his subjects cast of their allegiance and an equal
number Of fair flowers suppose doomed 10 pine away
and perish Of neglect, What will mammas think Of
made pretty piece OF business Of 1t, and viii have
deal more to answer for than may prove convenient,
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Court CaIendnr-This Day.

SUPREME CorKT--Circuit-Par Mos 439 12o, 563,
$685. $751; $751; 500, 57l 573 615 $40, $751; $50, $685. 6S
$50, SOL sos, $685., 597.
suf1IioR CoURr-Part Mos OIL, 3ol, No. 1884, 1885,
1leI 1905, 1913 1871 1920 1881, 82T 10l7 los3 1l63
1888 1853 Part 2Nos. 1884, 142 0S6, 20s, &c., $40 926,
934 $3.50, e3s, $40, 9i2
COMMON PIEAs-Part Nos. 4os, 1857, IA, 4is, 40;
40, SCI AZ 4la 424 i26, 400 as 400 43i Part a.
246, 247, 500, a86 -
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Fire In BaldwfnsvllI

BAIDWNSynIE, n. T., Fcb. TO, 1901.
fire at ten O'Clock last night destroyed the Touring
mill owned by johnson, Cook Co., and the contents
Loss 800 900 the mill and S400 900 grain insured
for about SIS OOO mostly in the following companies
Hartford, Connecticut Fulton, New York and Hampton,
springfield, Mass The fire is supposed 70 have original
ing saved.
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Kansas Legislature, SC.

LhANkNWORff, FEB. Il, 1901.
Gov Robinson has called the State Legislature to meet
March 49, Much interest felt in regard TO the election
of United States Senators.
Beebe the late acting Governor OF the Territory, has
appointed four Cemmsioners the Peace Conference at
Washington and is thought Gov. Robinson viii also
annn nj m m
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The Expected European Steamers.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 1911 p. VI.
The steamship North American from Liverpool on Jan
uary 81 via Queenstown February l, has been sig
nailed up to the present.
NoN-ARRIvAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
SANDY Hook, Feb. l3--Midnight.
There as yot no signs Of the steamship City of
Baltimore, from Liverpool the 3Oh via Queenstown
on the 31st ultimo. Wind N. N. W Weather clear.
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Newly Invented Wigs and Toupces; also
Moldaya Cream for preserving beaufyng the hair
Manufactured by w. A. BACHELOR, 10 Bond street
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:, :. NbFrENDfNcE, NO, Feb. u, 1861.
10 ~-w mcx,can man. from rawnco fork, arrived this
morning. Nothing had been heard from the incoming
mall which should have connected with ,n ~" a. raw
nee fork The STOW has all disappeared from the Plains
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The Camden ana Amboy railroad.

TRENTON, n. J., Feb 10 1851.
Inc contest Of the great monopoly against the principle
OF free railroads began to-day In the New Jersey Log
slature, and resulted In It's signal overthrow The som
erset and HunterdoD Farmers Railroad bill ordered
third reading and test motion for its indefinite post
ponement lost by 20 ayes against "a nays There is
great rejoicing on the part OF the friends OF the bill
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81 LVl1s, EcU I3t IStI
Yesterday morning the steamer Sunshine picked up
snag at Kaskaskia Bend which passing through her
guard burst the steam pipe. Several persons wcrc
oucnt lv I'D
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Re1fable, Harm
less and instantaneous black Factory 81 BARCLAY
street sold ana applied at BATCHELoRs wig Factory ~
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wheeler IL Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines At reduced prices. Once 500 Broadway
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Fire I'm Portland.

.3s::..-ANc Io5. u, i56i
Block Nos SO and 81 Commercial street, occupied by
Sherman Hall and others, with large stock of teas,
tobacco &C. were destroyed by fire this morning Loss
not estimated.
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The Canada slave Case.

TOKONTO, FtD
The English writ Of habess corpus In the Anderson
served the Sherion Monday the prisoner
is remanded by the Canadian Court he will then be taken
10 England.
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" 4. "A
The relatives and friends Of the family are earnestly
requested to attend her funeral this Thursday after
al three O'Clock from the residence Of her parents
NvRRAY.--0n Wednesday, February 10, al his resi-.
eeree, No 2e Madison street. Of congestion Of brain
The friends Of the family are respectfully invcl To Al,
tcud the funeral, this Thursday afternoon at two
McCan,HAx-on Wednesday roN.~.-~ - rfrz,Hyr,
G,s.ais, Daughter cfrrancs and oss gcj.araad q
IMri2ailen, county Letrm, Ireland wife Of Thos Re,
ney, and late wife Of Bernard sbahly aged a. years
Her relatives and friends - the family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral Friday afternoon at one
clock, from her late residence No. 1877 Twelfth street
between First and Second avenues.
NHI1N.-on Tuesday, February II, IN New York pa,
IRItx MAE1rS, native Of county Donegal.
His fuLera will take place this Thursday from hs late
residence, No. 31T West Thirty ninth street near Tenth
avenue.
oNnaI.--on Wednesday February IS Mrs. MARY
0NiI, native Of the parish Of Glance, county Tyrone
icr funeral viii take place this Thursday afternoon
al TWO O'Clock from her late residence 9y Seventh
QuA-In this city, on Wednesday, February 10, EtDt.
ns1n ora, In the 10th year Of her age.
me fiends OF her uncle, George Porter, are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral hursdny) az
efnocn, al three o'clock from her late residence, NO 10
RANSOM At Elizabeth, n ~, on Monday, February
4, ADAM q. RANSOM, aged SO years.
REpfcaS-On Monday Febr nary III, JOHANNA HEDIcAS,
Her friends and relatives those Of her husband limo
thy Rcdcan, and Of her father, John Barry are respect
dencc No ~ Cherry street this thursday morning al
ten o'clock TO 81 james church, James street where
requiem will be offered Tor the repose Of her soul
and thence TO Calvary Cemetery at ono clock p NJ
RIcHARIsoN.--Suddenly, on Tuesday, February Il
MARGARET A. daughter OF the late John w. Richardson
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Friday morning
at ten O'Clock, from Der late residence Io4 Fast Thlr
teenth street Her remains win be taken 20 weschese1
for interment.
s>'SNR --on Wednesday February l3. TteAIsui SAY
EH, AGED 20 years
Tuneral on Irtuay morning ~ e,,y., o.is rs,,~ m
.:..lsSss a asr ~, Il s-a.l ls..4 s.~s.,
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Trosses.-Nsarsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss NO 2Nesey street s,or House, opposite the church
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Hits Hntr Dye. no cts, Black or brown.
Depot Ne barclay street. aud all drugsss Arctic oint
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TuE CoNsuMrTIyEs FRIEND.
COUGHS, COLDS, RAISING BLOOD, FAM ~
THE SIDE AND BREAST. &C

rcse and similar complaints are most certainly 70
HYA1TS Pulnon,c Basam The Pulnonio Balssm "a DAILY
curing the OF thcse complaints
The Fulmonc BALKAN Rev. Dr. Chapman, Of he Five
Points Mission.
Mr. Chspms, vas afflicted With cough pain the bread.
shcrtuees 81 hrpsh complicated Nth great debility 40 He
entirely bottles Of tie Punion'o
fal.su Nv wha sgctad Vi.a .9ugh, consumption SC
tat and ST hfr
- NJ ~ so 90 sua zee Jim. gsgots 20 2raAa ,Isst
Nvspss \ s,IecA
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Celebration ofthe Festival or Mardi Gras.

NKw ORLEANS, Fob. II, 1861.
Mardi Gras Is being celebrated with universal pomp.
The day Ia and delightful. There is grand dis
play of maskers in open vehicles foot and horse
back with Lincoln riding rail carried by negroes.
The Mystick Krcwe Of Comus, in masked characters,
making a magnificent parade and will have grand
hall 10 night
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Gas Bills Hedured and the Light Ina-
proved y tho Sterling Regulator ard war.
ranteS By Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine Company.
Once lV6 Broadngy, basement.
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Browns New and Elegant French Re-
staurant and Lunch Room Is Broad opposite Bond
cd Warehouses open.
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southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 10, 1851.
The steamship Augusta arrived at nine O'Clock Tues.
day niaht All well.
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Brooklyn Fact Established Ten Years
The incomperability Of WILLIAMSONS Photographs
Cameo-types. Fulton street, opposite Clinton.
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McLaughlin's Improved French Yoke
ShirtsReAdy made all sizes made Store
ner of Greenwich and Murray streets.
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At Holmes Gallery-a4 Beautiful Card
and elegant Large size for 81 3sS Broadway
LOO taken daily
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Steinway & Sons Overstrung Grand
square considered
are warranted for Ave Warercoms SO and "a Walker
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The LAdd = Webster So Wing Mach Ines
may now be srd tot go, y 600 Broadway.
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TERENCE ByrtKw McMaSus lied on the morning Of the
18th INST at the Hosps Of the Sisters Of Mercy from
hemorrnaee o. .nS wrsss Tie was nativ" ..rr,.
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Take Physical Exercise ut Woods Cytn.
HsAn.
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Dr.Uf~~v or tire Delaware STATE Lot
-rss -WOOb' EDDY 20. Managers OF the
~ 49, .sryucxr An MISSOURI IOrrrarEs
DrIivxR.-KrrRA O.. ass I5, Feb Ii 1854.
SC. IL, "a, Is. rs, 10, A, 10. CO. IS, 40, ., SIS.
DKLAwARs-CLAss l26, CO. ~ is1i .
&C. 80 49, 15, so, 81, Is, 49, 30. So oil, Il, A. l6.
Circulars containing schemes with fu particulars sent
free charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wllmingt0n, delaware
Or TO WOOD EDDY co. 81 Louis. Missc~r.
Drawings or II. France d Co.'s Della
SUSSEX Cousrr-CLAss So Feb. II, 1851
80, 10, 10, 4, II, So, 90, SO, 81, 80. 40, 20
CONSOLIDATED LoTrERY-CLAss Is, Feb. Is, 1861.
A.. 35. SO, %, &C. 6S, 40, go, 80, 65, 81, CT, 6l
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
Wilmington Delaware
Equally Adapted for the Aged, the
ADULT OR THE CHILD
BRANDRETH'6 VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
Nave already secured high character safe aud efficient
purgave. They In fast have other qualities which
continue to relieve the blood of impurities as long any
FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA. DYSPEPSIA.
CH0LICS, COS rIvKNESS, NERVOUS AND SICk
HEADACHE, SICKNEs IS OF THE STOMACH
And Anti Bilious Medicine they without rival
The stick affected should at once this
rable Medicine.
PRINCIPAL OFFTCR, ~ CANAL STREET '"'
NO. UNION SQUARE,
And BRUNTON's 2s6 BOwERy.
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MRS. wINsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP
Are now used every In the United
ecthing with Aing success Relief il IMHEDIATE
and CERTAIN. " =
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which no entered upon all subjects presented to him
the course Of conversation the subject OF general
laudaton His personal appearance was pronounced by
al much better than had been inferred from his portraits
At eight O'Clock a collation. served up, after which
the President again escorted to the State House.
where immense assemblage OF ladies' and gentlemen
were In waiting for shake Of his hand but their in
tended victim plead great fatigue and returned to the
gubernatosial mansion after brief stay
Mr. Lincoln was apprsed by special telegraph of the
counting Of the electoral vote this afternoon and heartily
congratulated by his friends. Mrs. Lincoln abandoned
her intentions to start from Springfield week after Mr.
Lincoln upon the suggestion of General Scott who
thought separate Journey might be construed into
sign Of apprehension Of danger
Mr.. Lincoln leaves here at halfpast O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. Lincoln Is expected to speak at Pttsburg Buffalo,
Albany, New York and harrisburg
Mr.. Lincoln will arrive in Washington Saturday of
next week, and will stop at private house.
THE RECEPTION OF arr IJNCOJN At
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CTopART rIANoa
- GRAND, soUArr AND PrccorO
The best manufactured
warofoons. 500 sr,Ais.g.

ITO DkuHGlsrS-Now READY, FULL DRUa
paent Medicine iorfumery and sundry catal ygue VITA
ow tssh prices attached corrected to tate Over 40
business card
l6s Rrosdwsy New Tork
VI ID. DRYfS.
Csab Tr-g ilur,
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J. ". TosTKR, LAND CoMkrssToNx.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL DAIiasSAu
- a., - Chicago, tbnoss
sor ne names OF the towns villages and cites sLpsess
me Illinois Central Railroad SEQ pages l tN ~ A.
,ss0ns Railway dude -
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MccAyLEY, gsokEf. N REAL ESTATE, Agsson
IvI FOG Letting Houses &c. Broadway under the S%~s
River Bank Once houTsS nll II. l tlht
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-11
sALE.-Bx rirtn. -

CIHERIFFvS SALE.--By vfrtue -
- execution TO me directed, issued out of ,ha 4 N
trict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial ms,r;., M
and for the county Of Nevada and State Of Cae,rna
on Judgment rendered in said Court on ths ~
day Of June 1861, in favor Of JEROME b. Moop.S
and against The Henness Pass Turnpike Conpsa.1
for the sum of four thousand seven hundred ans ~
ty-nine dollars and thrty-three cents, debt ~,
interest ON the said sum of 81 7T9 SO from tba ~
day Of June 1861, at the rate of 81 per cent ~
month until paid: Together with S24 70 costs Of s
have levied upon the following described propsss
which was heretofore levied upon and attached NJ
9th 1861, at O'Clock P. NJ, TO wit: That cer,.f
road leading from Eureka, Nevada county CalifornS
10 Truckee Meadows, Nevada Territory via B,wmsn,
Ranch, Jackson's Ranch, Naples Ranch Dog yalsv
and crossing the Truekee river at StOut's crossing
and known as the Henness Pass Turnpike; togeth@
with all the Toll houses, Bridges, and all appuus
nances rights of way, franchises and easements M
longing t. said Road or to said Henness Pass Tur
pile Company.
Notice is hereby given that win expose to publ.
sale, all the above described property to the hehet
bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door
Nevada city. ON FRIDAY the 5th day Of july IN
1861, between the hours of 0 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ
Giyen under my hand this Sth Of June A. D. 1851
j. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, n. C.
BY J. II. DICKSON Under Sheriff. jell-td