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the LATE POLICE INSPECTOR CARPENTER.

Arrangements Tor the Fuueral.
The funeral Of the ista rOisce Inspector Daniel Car
peoter, will taxa place afternoon O'Clock
from 81 West 1nry.rousih street. and viii bs attended
byt the eniss nssrve OF the Metropolitan police force
the Masonic vyds Ia general srsl lodges OF the
order Of Odd FaIlows the rsmaius will be Temporarily
deposited In the Marble Cemetery 8ecopd Btrest ana
Second avenue Tho solow'og order has been ssued hy
Superintendent Kennedy 20 chs captains o, the various
PRECINCTS on ne szbjecs-- ge sE.
sspsx xosNR
orrcx OF SrsxsrI rsSsrr or METROPOLITAN Poyss,
Nav tosK. FovBuDrx lisa. lee6
fSe painful duty izpes-t rake snnouncepsn.
fostrg this sosy tssa ADOPT ths Ian.
TsSe o Ne sos.1 o. sas That In the
Hsiepohssn feies de- subtle and tsi. department usr
we soss q az espessessd oenpsteni inoorupubse and
The board suhprsss ase sorus.ta e.s, on NE occasion
Dus ebss os TSir,sscsS .. ss p.ss sssc sss.Ss
Intending :sSsans aad 10 iun winter unisor
with Waite gloves bsl,s aud ustons bat without
M 6. duty !:
sss s wss or:
copssnd and .m.sos are Sssca a. special ada and
n. sors o9 sae is sSsSss
Pfth Avenue thence Eghtb sree through Esnth street
70 second avenue and l6snoe 70 sscond
VIII furnish shs rausl rtrss, projection thsr
JOHN A. KENNEDY. superintendent
The Greenwich lodge Of Free Masons or which ths de-
ceased for long time past been acting MASTER held
special meeting last evening their lodge rooms and
completed ARRANGEMENTS for Attending the funeral In
bouy They VIII meet 81 tns rooms Monday morning
sscor,
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Died. ~
AcgEgNAss.--0n Saturday, November II, BrayAaD
AcKERxASS, native Of CerDay HI. Rhin, France agec
so years
The relatives friends Of the family also those Of
his Bernard /. Ackermann, and the members Of
Kane lodge, No 454 r. and A. NJ also the members OF
Union Fraternele respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from hs late residence IL West Forty street
on Monday afternoon. O'Clock.
EGAS.-oD Friday November 10, CAraARRE infans
daughter of Patrick and catharino Egan.
The relatives and friends the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from the OF North Fifth and
Fourth srecis, Williamsburg this Sunday Afternoon a.
hall. past two O'Clock.
RYAS.-0n Saturday, November IT, JoHN, eldest sop
of Edward and Margaret Ryan, aged years, lc
months and days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, 10 Bayard street, on Monday afternoon
O'Clock
For other pea'hs zee Third P10el
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S H Up p PING NE w s

Below.
BARK John Trucks, from Newcastle.
Bark Sheffield
HIis Leonard Meyer.
Ifor other Slipping I,ssellgsee Third page
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rm ,aEsuer Az Iasy.

Tnog, r., Nov. ~, 1850
ire 6Sl6sa lsGhet cccuvfse hsss Il thrss osisck %
- 3s w ,sSs ,sssxSss y HsssssS ~ " -.
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mitss sesxisllne Of Aidersen Moore sSanaos Ryoss,
The pn,ox,s n Cd sssses the main question 70 be The
melton q Aldermaa Wy, .thss ssid commune Alton
10 vsfsrrsa - &C. = r. a,nttso consisting Of Alder
mar IrM. shsnnoU Rysrs, Reilly and nas,cssop,"
which was carried BY the following vote
Affirmative Aldermen Moore Flynn, Ely RyerA Reilly
Mautrs~on and rxn voorhics--1 e.. :. -.
dent Aldermen Loew and hcGnnis-6
Aldermas Ely moved thar This meetne 40 now a.
onrn which was carr.si by unanimous vote.
Tbs PREHpsSr then declared that the meeting be nd
on,red % Monday 10th INST, at two O'Clock p. NJ when
The nomination Of lsaac Bell will probably be considered
and ncted upon.
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w oRrHy AND WELL RECOMMENDED.
nRAypRErH PILLS

AZ. or, ,o- IN. Sv the worst hunorr, and tas a'svt
- a ina r~ss This scpc but sure msth0d Lea
rsssorins 10 heah shousAnds vho.s ph{maans a.H ds
sssvd them issufsbss ksne. a"' ~" ''''~
csash.. cos,.ssss Live snA nssss Assosisns shers-
,.,.. oo., ysia az the Rs.A Of - ssss ssysps!ss
.,,s.. r,., suvscrs steauss shsy rsrsy NE sio, As
sys sIso he bssi ruysiivs kuown.
,xt,s,,., oecs nrsnarsth House. New ysrh oes-,rs "A
snarsth II Wits ssiera In fh4 government tias 90
80, sss wtieh ,nsurss the genuine Brsndretks Pas
CURE or CONSUMPTION.
ISAAC W. BRIqaa % rs sasolk erect, fs~ yerk az.
n. 49, rsd Brar dreha Pills Tor hir years Having .o
s,nrsd 70 than February 1876 for oonsuln ~
tas irnss called By the deurr who attended Inn bt
M vsrch 9r tscsns perfectly eand hsaitAy No.
Hrxss ell ne plesssd 70 any Questions tss cub
Isof
wIrH beA SpRETHy fiLLh BY f5pe n HszAaQ
II As~rors q. u sAs ~ S's~,rss - tsssl ~rrss 80
svt @hsfs..
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g A N A o A.

Tho Re Mian Prisoners Forty .fouv Mise hanged,
No Mills being Found Against Them.
ToRosro, Nov. II, 1864.
no bills have been Tound by the Grand Jury against
the following prisoners who discharged this
ing Patrick Belew, James Hogan, Jas Lynch, Edward
j. Morley, Thos Calisghsn. James Qulman Thos Wiks
Michael Corcoran, Martin Mccormack, Patrick 0'Naey
Jas. Reilly, John Needham Patrick Connors, Patrick
Garvey John Held, Thoa Damn, John Msyaeld, Patrick
Dolan. Michael Hart Jas Cole John DsnnsD, James
Ianey, VIM. Brooks. Andrew Fiansburgh John Murphy,
Jas Waiter VIM; Rorrlsan, Michael Kiliealhsr, jag A
Hickman John Mahony, Michael Flanagan, Thoe. Mon
day, Jas McDowd, John Dillon, Geo. Miller, Thos. Rey
noids VIM. Madigan, Francis Niles, John johnson,
Morrison and John Sheridan. Tho majority Of the
prisoners have funds, which compols them 70 walk
from this city % Suspension Bridge distance OF eighty
air Frederick Bruce lie misuformcd whom staics in
his despatch TO Secretary Seward of November 49, that
the American Counsel Is furnished with documents in
relation 10 the Fenian trials by the Crown anthortes
M.semsnt. or Deerslayers-Closina ~ the
Lumber season -COnfcderafisn Tronbies.
OTTAWA, c. w., Nov. ~, 1880.
A party o. s,ytsen Americans, extensively supplied
with rscs, Ammunition and deer hounds have arrived
here 60 ro> 70 the Northern forests Oh deer buniiag
"trip Tor the New York market.
fhs steamers and bsrses employed IN carrying lumber
from the Ottawa lumber deric for the American
ket make Their last trips this week.
II II reported that the Canadian governments has re-
futet tetiiy Toe aKonSement WIDEN the Conf8uer
ate government will contribute $500 10 Prince Ed
wards Island 70 enter the Confederation. u s certain
however, that all the provinces win contribute ana rem
der aid 70 put end ~ the troubles caussd nv the land
tenure in the leland.
Aid fev the sufferers by the Great Fire
Closing 81 Navigation.
Quanxc, Nov II, 1899.
tho MAJOR hes received another cable message from
Manchester EDgiAnd, saying that n thousand bisakeu
Will be zent by tho next steamer
me stsanalhip Dsmascur nailed for Liverpool thss
The usasher Is mild and rainy.
Scheeasr Lost Near C~ibsrs<.
rN8 Norman, Nov. N, leoc.
re sohsoser Queen, laden with wheat, went ushore
iest night ColborBe. The crew we're narrowly
savsd The vcssel and cargo IA q total loss.
Har Mascstys stcaDer Niger under or<ers 10 proceed
W HAl3ax
Fire az El9ra.
ELoRA, c. W., Nov AZ, 1891.
The Flora hils, owned BY J. Frazer ana isaseA by C.
whitlsw were totally destroyed BY Ore this msring
The mill and stock we're valued 81 $4,000. sud
mostly insured.
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The srreeu Commissioner and City Comp
frOller InvesliGalL0n.

THE street Commissioner and City Comp
rroiler Investignti0n.
Attorney General Martindale arrived in the city yes
terday with commissions from Governor Fenton directed
70 and empowering seyerallv Judge Whiting and Mr.
John sedgwick 20 act Commissioners In the nyestga-
into the abuses alleged To be long existing in the
street Department. under the control OF Street
Commissioner Cornell, the one hand, and into those
also alleged to long exist IN the City Comptrolcrs
Dspar,ment.s Judge Whiting and Mr.. Sedgwick
have accepted the responsibilities thus imposed,
and VIII enter upon their herculean task with
viii, and with understanding OF the
work before them, that win result in the cleans ng
of those two Augean stables Of which only in the
olden times would be deemed task for hero Of an
tiquty. The Commissioners viii enter upon their abors
the 26th inst, that being In accordance with the
late law which empowers the Governor 10 call for these
give ell hit days notice the parties
be tfavercd TO be in attendance with all the records OF
their Offices. The place for holding tho commissions
and taking evidence Is not yet fixed upon.
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ELoRA, c. W., Nov. AZ, $780,
The Flora Mills, owned BY J. Frazer ana isaseA by C.
whitlsw, totally dcsiroycd BY Gre this msrning
The mill and stock we're valued 81 $4,000 sud were
mostly insured.
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~chesssr Lost Near C~ibsrss.
~EeH hoxfnsxi, Nov. n, Ieoc.
me rohsoser Queen, laden with wheat, went ashore
iest night ColborBe. The crew we're narrowly
savsd. The vcssei and cargo n total loss
Her Matcstys stcaDer Niger under or<sss 10 proceed
W Halifax
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AetAodsx pewvpspsr
Synod Of the Free Reformed Church, saye The
The object ~ 70 awaken and MAINTAIN the orthodox Pro.
tesiaas iash In The midst Of she dangers " modern
rstionalism.
Al the meeting Of tho Ohio Synod of tho United
Presbyterian church. lately held at Wooster report
ws received from the judicial Committee asking the
following questions
a ~. eoa.i.,sn, with chsu.a character for United
fore Ms chop aoor thus hitting The public 70 buS
should church mep,o-rs silently sesue-oe In su ,rar
hcsinr those things vhea arc not necessary for I'M
The venerable Synod dsapproved Of the nrs Of these
prscfices and regard 10 the second while not COP.
demnirs IN. 81 tobacco for medicinal purposes or
advising judicial acton they thought the influence OF
members should be- exsrted against its sale
The Philadelphia Ledger ailuding to IN. Journal Of
the Proceedings Of the Eghtysecond Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal osurcb N The Diocese Of rennsy
gious statistical Information VI great interest All that
10 Of neres, 10 the and growth Of this Christian
denomination ir carefully recorded. Few religious bodies
lay before all Ibe members thoroughly the alors
Of their Clergy and ohsr ocrrs There i62 parishes
10 the state aud bttwesn 100 and 400 ministers on
thar reg stAr Zach parish furnishes q report, and
mitch mission work - being done bcsi6es The
salaries paid their clergy are from $1,000 year down
a. the Episcopsl fund Convention fund ssd the christ
fund. Notwithstanding tas disatv sniaass resulting
from the dscease ~ Bisacp Potter aud the illness Of
hsalshfui growth and great ysor The rsc;ors Of each
parish are rsquess~d especially give much attention 10
training the youns ard nhsersis openly and saesy m
church. Tbsy also urss< y adopt suoh system Of
snint n Ne u Vie LARRY may 10 sscesssry 10
prspass ~ wossbppss 10 aniae intel certify ana cyu
hsnsfy - shs public prsr1 and pssises u The Church.
The Jewish tsrthedssl congregation scus or ps.r. n,
New Hassn, ocnn, haynp rccsivsd from Europe ! new
svcroli q aesp cscbrsted The ,naugursficn ~ fbs
same win imyssiAe csrs'seniss The inos important
feature vas the selling q eviction In The Hobrss Ian
gusRs ~ tNs c~cfe or seeru which ere zen vacant In
the beginning OF the scroll which arc considered as
yntocl dea that the purchaser has the privilege 70
insert one ~ heso stes 70 esnvey shs idea test the
yrtss % tbs after also he'd hand in ths writing ~ shs
Ioursk Nnahc Nave u hosevI Amor this precssaion
covering the cor1srs OF which we're on large poles,
rsprceoeur6 tbs ~sAcry ~ heaven, ana under thia
psfckassr u he prifAsfe carried The fsssh, which
: sslb n gerckstDk ~ Nksh y wyssts. n BsDeyw
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they wished 20 do,sn him long fola the sky He wouc
give him his hight hand In token u the snecon abe
love, hope and confidence Of hts brothers oil "ins
Century and Of this company that had grsrsA
them witb then presence on this Occasion Applauscl
RysrosRE w. rixlD.
In revponss Mr. Field thanked the President and mem
he sincerely for the kind words that had bcen
bestowed on him After The Lengthy renArks ne had
made recssuy at the banquet he was suIs he need not
trespsss their kind attention. Tne telegraph wss
stili in Its infancy All looked with wonder upon She
had been accomplished 10 the las, quarter Of century
since the arst lines wers opened 10 ths public
and only Afecn years since tho rst submarine cable
was LAID 10 connect France and Eogand, and now the
lines sxtsnded nearly all over the globe, snd the time
would come when you would read here every mornug
the not enly from Europe but from Asasnd all
parts OF Africa, Australia aud India improvements
would be made IN many directions. He was tod Of an
Italian that could ransnit by telegraph tho hr arsa<
Of cuee handwriting, ana hs exb'oiioc speoiinsn
which bad been achieved At distance of faur hundred
mites
NJ BAscnorr the beautiful lsdcs that Dsre To-
night could only be rashed across the wresl snsDter
nr rslD remarked tnai pLnsosrspss bad been
Transmitted, and that ono Of tho hrst was that OF
the widow Of L~d byron. ns srissItsd spsss
shat tho spserpnss wisS witch he had been 40 long
ooaasctsl had now besn srsnshs 70 dos. rio re.
ia Ssse ssaosrass sss -ss o. ssssSSF : .. enter
pro- ao ss'snghed an1 rs{ssue1 ~ q NO. sns
- 81 A1sr...s wsc - !. lSs.As gcsws S ~
rsoicsS thsi he ssisEaps vosld bid ssseer che az
fsrsni uuficns Of ~ easth, ana bssssd ~ world no
csry no bississs q civii asa religious Asrv cyss
che sssss q nsck - ssyshiag sss ascofcrAa h Tho
e. ssa.sv 2. 81. = .suld g.sy shc, yAs;sn.
when svsry sne loved 70 hear Dor this kind vAcems
he would sly s'ccd bles 200 an tApplaiDsJ
sueut addsssA sfsr which Ne invited Eusse and msAs
esss retired 70 the banquet hall, whss an elegant raA
asS ssss rs :. =. y ate ana
sssArtic4 Ths telegraph vns put n opsrsscs and
wssdx q sedel eAess as1 60 h1nsr 6asbA ffca the
r soc% sssss - - ns'i ss's~ - We Dsf ms sac
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -lETcALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY II
~. the most wonderful remedy brought before ths
public gentleman Of this city who had lost The OF biz
limbs and had used cuhes for six monhs has been
completely cured by bottle Tel your afflicted frenas
10 try II. ST
DAMS CONE 6s4 BROADWAY, INVITE PuK
"A chasera 70 inspect their extensive Of
cass city buiit Carriages. comprising Ciarenees Coupe
LANDAcs, COACHES and other dne close and open work
made OF the best material and by tho best workmsn
then own mandatory.
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@unse. Der plan fiji bas tttnfttae Satr tint
faIe 116 SAulen NIT ether @usaabe Don
$4,000. SIS iet jepo6 bte YFt6t Der &C.
a%islatur, iber bielen @esenltanp Elm 1tberalea
@eleb gu pa1ireu.
Inter ben bpreeI6laeenen y M II B e.
nj E II 8 gum SGulseieb fIbrt Der Supertn=
tenoent AUDI ctren photographer an, wpnad
In jeper Dfentli6en S6ule opr DEM 8e9tnu
bes unterri4ts Elm Stld aus ber 8tbel 9elsz
fen perpen lpl. 0tr inb natirlt6 9e9en jeoe
reItetDRn 3pan9 unb mD6ten Die GfentliGen
S6ulen bappn fret wiIfen. Sites 1T Elm I6pa=
der Yunft i'm SertAt, Der lonlt gang Dpr3i9=
lid ee1annt perOen muB.
Nus ber 16en 81 a m m M
I eIlun9 brineen MIR fpl9enpe &n9aben
1. @eiBe 8eo6lferung in WarYlanp 3nt-
l6en 3pil6en 5 unb 20 Sabren (tncl. J
182,2O5, baoOn tpmutem auf Die Stapt 8ol-
timore 60,550.
2. Tarbiee 8e1Glterun9 3tpildsn 5 unp 20
Sabren 66,014; in Baltimore 1888.
3. Nfefment $278,512, 1856.
4. Staat6i6ultare i'm Sa6r 1865 erbpben,
unb an Die per Ateoenen Counties mad Dro<
portion oertbetlt SAT-, 798.45.
Der Nnt9ei(, Der auf Die Stabt 8altt=
more pom bie{er @elammtiumme fam, betrue
SILT ,045.31, Der pe8 Baltimore County
49,. 1861 .
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300, UNI II ubr Yprmit dB8 gu Sttra. ttia, @a, foloerbeS
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90 Bet 1917 Sue.
I'm SUP Der gDatsrfr. Srutb, taS " e sierunek
S9Ia6tbauS %befetenc aus fOleenten @etdul die ten:
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simmer
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5 &nbien gum GnfempreiS

1915 &nblen gum G%ufempreis! ST.
Die .%Gpntumenten linton Gpnpasnte" bat ben Yrets Re
Rcbitn arr 1878 pr. SDnne BON 224O Yfe. tIr 6pbftr
btnteH erb6st. Su 8pIse ter @rb6buns Der Sratt ia Bic,
les ~sprIdufts Der &Sittnprets.
gars,r Ssmmt unb i~ubiertbtrt uuf btrfen StOf. gDit
beripreden &u6 BITE befen apblen. EeI6e in ben Rd,f
tUntmen, eS 1T md en fterer Snpefement, pel6ts iG
beier int, eifrt, ais 7J3Cer.
Dee @etaIpretS Der ROsIeu betrdst S12 90 pr. Epnue,
NIT elmer St6rbcit etnes balbtesn S%tet8fns.
Dte(es TT bic %etnJtae @%empa9uie ptIGe ausf6Itetlib aus
@alttrprern beaebt unb BITE %etustse 9pnpaenis, wsl6er ter
9DaHtr unb 2dnbtranspprt eItidsttt,e CUR gerfuBuns febt.
AettentntGoer, reldt pte Gpblsn nt9t traudeu, tbnnen
6teie bur& BITE %gompaSnte Strfaufen Iaden wel6s BITE GRO.
fife, DtStbenoen btr bonn 8trfauf uberfufF8er RpbIen ent-
~iprtn8en, aurud3abIen.
&tfenbabn-&pbIenGpf: SIR. 80 SttbIefr.
Canal GpbIenbpf Am BuBe Der @lrpltneir.
Office Der &pmF nte:
gtr. As %. Bapettefrase.
STA NJ ss s. @t!S.e.n Samts6 S. Yutots,
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Ser Saiier mar tbr nd9 Ori3aba entsessnsereif
unb tpoute 1T ibrer Seglettung bas berrlt9e Gbals
cctbal nnb BON bort Gueruaoaca feiudeu. Son
ibnt mirb %sentelbet, bab ibm Der gluf entbalt III
NiericO ietr pObl III tbuu i4iene CT iebe geftu'
Der, tGrter unb Iufrieoener aus, ais pie er an9e'
fonlmen. - BeriSnlid 1T er aud BEL Der VcpBlfe'
rung beliebt, bod uidt III benz @rabe, wie bic &ai,
farir
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OilHmere, ~. Gft 1855.
BIN 6obrifanten BON @tgarren
geriteests &nSetFte mer en- in tem g~2ar9!GnS 3udtfogs
btN 5um y. Sdnuar 1866 erteefeReEni mmtn fuf &utmic.
tbans bn fua unbJnart'g pe,r nstr me # prot tfdtn Nr.
brttern sur u { ~rtisuna ben Gtsarren. Ser @ur trait he.
atnnt am /. NebrNdr 1896. geeeen rGbeter Mustuu # rerhe
man f4 an Spbn purf, SraRrept trs Boards Der DtIeftp.
rem SO. 241 ItdrfetfraBe pbrr an ". so. 6. Ebpmpipn, Der.
walter beS WaarsaHb .3udtsaHies. (29Se-2Sial
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SIS. $40.
Nabmaldiuen 5n SIS nnO $40.

gDput Sbr sure ge'b r stddIi6 rtud,n uub ibnen
naanbe ntuh'dme Stunte %etlparen, 10 fau ct cine euts3
9eutide Gfdbmai6tne gu $15,
rrI6e pe Gin er'S unb anbtre me- tbsene @tof9'nen NIT
,ret sdten ndten unb htren 81 de Hb ntdt auftrenuen.
Blr gamtlten- Gebrau6 Hnb fe rnubsrtrefFi@.
Die beriibmte 9tricfsWiaf6tne
fur Tamtlten- @tbrGu@ BITE tn so Ntruten ttn padr SpGsn
btr,tt aun N~n,ttben ~Serf,rttat ut User awanstSerlet &rten
on Sfrtdtreten ~berferttst we aud ane Nrten 81 gtds.
nai9tneu au 8ebrttpretftn bon $15 BITS 5u $120 rerten aIf
prpbe SrstbeR.
Trttert6 81 nj. g8tIbs
SO. IS 70. gnltimrrtfr6ee,
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-10-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON
IN or after the 22d day of October. A. D..
1866, will sell all the right, title and inter
est of Giovanni Ruiseco, Deceased, in and to
the following described property. to-wit =
All that certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being situate on the southeriy side of
Main street, in the town of Murphys. in the
county of Calaverss. State of California. and
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ing on the southerly line of Main street. at
the northeast corner of the lot of P. Birmiug-
ham thence extending easterly along said
street forty-four (44) feet to the lot formerly
owned by Josiah Leonard, and from these
two bounds extending back. southerly, from
and at right angles with said street, and
holding the same width. seventy-three (73)
feet. to Angels Creek-with all the improve
ments thereon.
All bids shall be left with the undersigned.
or athis store in the village of Upper Gala
veritas. Calaveras county, california. The
said property will be sold only for gold coin
Of the United States of America.
LUIGI COSTA, Executor of
Estate of Giovanni Ruiseco, Deceased.