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Wood Lot,

Containing 20 Acres. situated one mile West
of the College near Emmii,sburg. Said Lot
Is well set with thriving Timber,
Aud nlso all Of the Personal Property Of
said John SiS, consisting Of
Housc Furniture q Faymiag Implements.
Possession of the Home Farm will be
given on the first Of April, 1853, and Of the
Wood Lot ~ soon ns the purchaser complies
with the terms Of sale. The land will be
sold clear Of all encumhranccs.
7rrDr Of .cdk are, one third Of the pur
chase money tn liz paid on the first day Of
April. 1868, when possession will be given,
and tho balance in two equal payments IN
one and two years from the first day Of April
lstis; the purchaser or purchasers to give
their notes with good security bearing inter
est from the first day Of April 1868.
Terms of the Wood Lot ARE. one half OF
the purchase money TO be paid within one
month from the DAY of sale. and the balance
on the first day Of April 1868. the pufchas
or Ia give his notes with good security, aud
upon the payment Of all Of the purchase
money the TRUSTEE will execute tn the pur'
chaser or purchasers n good deed clear Of
all incumhranccs.
Term. Of Personal PROPERTY, = cash.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
mlvl5.is . trustee.
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No. 952 Eguaty.

h DE G ,c,af cSay' f5r carroR County.
'lohr 2, s'Foa'', V'HE object Of
r. fhis suit 4 to
Ieresa Holman & others J srcu,e decree
FRA sale Of certain Merigaeed premises in
Carroll County which were ~ the 18th day
day Of September 1866, Mortgaced by Teru.
sa Hoffman one Of tho Defendants
The Bill states that on The 10Th day Of
September 1866, Teresa Hoffman executed
u Mortgage o the Complanants, on certain
Real Estate therein described, n copy Of
which isiiied with Complainants Bill marked,
Exhibit 4. as an indemnity. 10 secure
him against loss or damage, he might near.
or snsiaif, by reason OF his seeurilyship, IN
a rccognizance III the Circuit Cuur for Car =
roll County ms Court Of Law.
That the Complainant did aud has sus.
tanned loss and damage By reason OF his said
security lDp. by reason Of the failure Of
Frances Hoffman, To make her appearance
in said Court. according To the conditions
Of said recpsHszsncc.
That there is prior Mortgage on said
Real Estate. 10 Samuel Carr, which the
Complainant alleges has been paid and not
released.
That the said Tcrcsa Hoffman has abscond-
ed Rom and lcit the State OF Mar land.
aud resides in parts unknown to tue Com
plI,iDani.
That the power to sell in said Mortgage
to Complainant, would not enable lhe par
ties interested to obtain their just and cqHi-
table rights.
That the Real Estate Of the sail Teresa
Hoffman may be sold for the payment Of
sueh sum or sums Of money as may be found
to be due TO Complainant
II is therefore ndjudged and ordered thai
the Complainant by causing n copy Of this
order TO be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished ia Westminster. Carroll County,
Maryland, once n week for iour successive
weeks. before the third day Of August 1867,
give notice 10 the said absent Defendant Of
the oil ject and Substance Of this Bill, and
warn her to appear in this Court ia person
or by Solicitor on or before the fifth day Of
November 1851, to answer theprsinises and
show cause if any she has why decree
ought not 10 pass as prayed.
Nm. 4. NcKELLIP, OK.
True copy,-Test: $500.
wN. 4. MCKrLIIP, Clk.
iuly 1T
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$500 Rcvvnra!

will pay $500 10 the proprietor Of any
medicine that can show greater number Of
genaine certificates Of curcs effected By Il
near the place where il is made, than MISH-
LER's HERB BITTERS--of Primary
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Bloody Tux, Diarrhra. Typhoid, Remit.
tent, Intermittent and Bilious Fevers, Fe-
ycr and Agne, Cholera Morbus, Yellow
Jaumdicp; Scrofalo, Rnnning or Sore Legs.
Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia, Rhermatisn.
Coughs, Colds, Cramr IN the Stomach.
Chronic Diarrhra. Piles, Tetfef, Scald
Head, 0plnenia. or falling away sickness
pecrliar 10 children issuchorrhora, laling
of the Womb. all obumcticns 70 the due
coarse Of nature in females, all vtnereaf
decreases. and all cotnplaiuis. arising from
impure blood or weak and flisordersd state
OF the Stomach, Liver or kidneFA. Certih-
Gates OF cnses ofihe yellow Fever ii Mexico
can also he furnished. Eem<mbsf. u !, does
not cure, the uoasy Min be refunded by
~ BENJAMIN afIsfII.ER.
sta- A. II. HUBER, Dfue2iEt a. Chem
ist, Westminster, Nd, is ocf Agent io1
s@''s4 ss@'''' 4. ATHENA co,
ap25-sm
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Ik< a11t1lsef, having beea res4efed 10
esalf4 ~ ! f1s nsekS by svery siupIs rsmedv.
Efler hs<isx sunnfsd III several yeAss Min 4
.<<ve<t 1uo@ a1sc1ina. and :kst dsead disesn
s.<oM11Iea.-is snxtfss 70 make known n biz
s,lqr 1srefs ahe uesss AZ care. ~
1S sae tes!Fs y BE wl!l sssd aecpy q shs
ss.les. ~ pssyssiaf snd using the same,
sich 1ey M Gs1 . srsr cvas fnr cesscxr-
E,mes Arr14ks 6soxeAu1s, Coueps, coLps, and
~ Thres< 81 Lang AGectionr. The only OBJ
ss q Ne advertiser u ssndiag the Prescrip.
see = bs1e1t The aGlieted, and spread infor-
s.ten which be concgivcs 70 be invaluable,
nse.lnE. Parties Wishing lhe prescription,
AA ~ fe3yn'maii, wit please addrs,s
xEY. EDWlHD A. WILSON,
- ,.lIsnsbsrf, kiagr Co. ssw Teri.
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Estate IF Jomcs D. McIH-s, dceca~ed.
NOTICE is hereby given IN the creditors
~ Of jaws ID. McALtrN. late of Carroll
Conhiy, deceased, to iile their claims against
said deceased. properly Authenticated, with
the Register Of Wills for Carroll County,
on or bttcte the i5h daz Of 1"sgsf' 1866,
preparatory to distribution of the assets
of said icccased's estate IN tho hands of the
undersigned, To be made among SAID crc,li
tors under the direction Of the Orphans
Court for Carroll County, on the 10Th Gny
Of August next; after which last mentioned
day T.. r. Crout, one of the undersigned
will pay to 'aid creditors their respective
dividends, according to said distribution. ut
his law office, IN Westminster, Carroll Co.,
Md. MARTHA 4. McALIRN,
ELIJAH T. CIRCUIT,
july25.it Administrators.
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ERRORS oP YOUTH

Nervous Dsiality. Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthfal indiscrction will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need II, The recipe aud directions for making
the simple remedy BY which he was cure'l.--
Sufferers wishing TO proftby the advertisers
expetience, can do 20 BY aedrcssing, IN perfect
confidence. JOHN u. OGDEN,
may2s-iy q Cedar Street, Ssw York.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Housekeeping Made Easy.
THE SOUTHERN eflr#
FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK,
FOR THE KITCHEN ga

EsrEcIuir ADSfTED 10 THE SouTiftRN
SrArEs. HJ
The book which meets tho wants OF the
times deserves aplaee in every HOUSEHOLD,
and the writer. who, in these degenerate
days, contributes to tho pleasures, and at
the same time advances the real welfare, of
the race, deserves a place in the Calendar
with all the bcncfactors Of the age-MilS.
HILLS PRACTICAL COOKERY AND
RECEIPT BOOK comes up 10 the standard
here laid down. -
A practical sysiem for private families in
town ard cnuntry, with directions for cary.
ing and arranging the table for parties, etc,
by Mrs A. r.. hill. widow of Hon.
Edward " HILL, Of Georgia. Illustrated
with numerous cngrAyines. limo, Cloth,
az pages. Price So For sale By all book.
sellers, or sent post paid to any address on
receipt Of price,
~ JAMES CRANE 4 CO.,
Publishers.
jnnc27.Gt 4sl broadway, ~ Y.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
y signed, Commissioners appointed by
the county Commissioners Tor Carroll coun.
ty, to locate and open public road in said
county, commencing at Eldersburg, on the
Liberty road, near Joshua Frizzcfs black.
smith shop, and following the bed Of the
road known as the Eldcrsburg road. until il
intersects the Sykesyillo road, at Springfield
Church.
We hereby give notice that we will meet
on The premises, 1T the beginning Of said
road, tat Eidersburel on Monday the l9th
Of August, 1861, nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
examine and determine whether the public
convenience requires that the SAID road
should DO opened, and II in our Judgment
the public convenience requires that the
said road should be opened, we will proceed
TO locate aud lay out the same rs directed by
said county Commissioners, Of which all
parties will take noIiee.5 -.
ELL HEWITT,
j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
49, p. W. WEBB.
juyis.4t Esaaiuers.
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SPEcIAK NOTICES.


Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Group, whooping Cough, ouinsy, and the
numerous as vol as dangerous diseases Of
the Throat, Chest and Lungs, prevail In our
ehang~able climate a, all seasons Of the year;
few arc fortunate enough 20 escape their
banefal inaasncr. How important theu TO
have at hand certain anidcte to all these
complaints. Experience proves that this
exists In wisrsE's BalsAa To an cxten, not
found in any other remedy however severe
the suffering, the application of this sooth
ing, healing aud wonderful Balsam at once
vanquishes the disease and restores the sui
ferer to wouted health.
Mr.. John Bunfo,
Or BALDWIN, Chempng Co., n. Writes:
az was urged by neighbor to get one
bottle of the Balsam for my wife, being as
sured by him that in ease il did not produce
good effects, he would pay for the bottle
himself. On the strength of such practical
evidence Of It's merits, procured a bottle.
Ny wife at this time was so low with what
the physicians termed STATED CoSsuafTios
Is to be unable TO raise herself from the
bed, coughing constantly and raising more
sdr less blood. ] commenced giving the
Balsam as directed, aud was so much pleased
with It's operation that obtained another
bottle, and continued giving Il. Before this
bottle was entirely used, she oease'l cough;
ing and was strong enough 70 sit up. The
iifth bottle entirely restored her "a health,
doing thet which several Physicians had
tried 10 do but had failed.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE& son,
~ fremont ST., Boston, and for sale by
Druggists generally.
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AvOID THE QUACKs.

4 geutiemaa who Ma a yicfim to the Indis-
.rc,ion cammsn 10 ysath. ~hieh resnItcd Ia
Seminal wesknsss. Nightly H,nmis.ies, yer-
fessuess sad Physical iacspseity, AID cane
pear ending his Days IN hopeless misery, bot
who - nov islly resssred n health, win send
lee n cksrgs, dc simple prescription that cured
him sfter the failure Of many other remedies
Address
EDGAR TRENAIyE. st,,iea d, Nj.
aHgl.fy
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Or. B. MISSILE rs
nwIg CELEBRATED
Medicinal Herb BitterS.

Ma&srs. Il. AITKEy d, CO.,
arc my authorized State Agents for Nd,
NJ. 1891 North Gay Street, between High
and .Eeseler Streets. Baltimore. Nd.
BEL MlSuLER, Proprietor.
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Established in lsa2. ]

Including q SPECIAL lnteresssnF and Instrac
i've Beparissens Tor cIIinhgES
aud lorTu.
The hgriculuirist X u large periodical of
81 pages. we'll printed, and filed with plain,
practical, reliable original matter, iucluhing
hundreds of beautiful sud instructive En-
cravings in every annual volume.
II con,sins each month a Calendar Of OPP
erations TO lie performed on the Farm, in
the Orchard and Garden, IN and around the
Dwclling. etc.
The thousands Of hints and suggestions
given in every volume are preparcdby prae.
teal intelligent working men, who know
what they write about.
The Household Department IS valuable TO
every Housckeeper afording very many
useful hints and directions calculated TO
tighten and laeiiitute inc door work.
The Department for Children and Youth
is prepared with special care, TO furnish not
only amusement but also 10 ineuleate knowl'
edge and sound moral principles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The circulation
Of the Amsrican Agriculttgia $4,000 TO
100, 0OOl is 81 large that II ,zln be Furnished
at tho low price Of 81. 10 a year -four cop.
les, for 81 ten copies, for sl2 twenty or
more, 81 each single numbers, IL cents
each
E<y-TRy IT YEAE.
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Eslate n Dapla f'awbis, deceased

Estose NJ Dasid fawbis, decreased
NOTICE is hereby given that the snbseri
IN Der has obtained from the orphans'
Court Of Carroll county letters Tesiamentary
On the Personal Estate of DAVID fowBLE.
late Of Carroll County, deceased. iAll
persons having claims against said Estate
arc hereby warned 10 exhibit tho same with,
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benaft OF said
Estate, Those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment
HENRY FOwBLE, Z
julylS-ftH Exaclifor
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500 Reward!

Twill pay TO any Doctor or member Of the
Medical fraternity the sum Of 500 for any
compound that possesses more medicinal
vl.tnes and curative powers than Mishler's
Herb Biters.
n. MISHLER, Proprietor
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PRIVATE SALE.

VNIlE Subscriber. wishing to change his
L business, will dispose of at Private
Sale, his FARM. situated IN the sth District
Of Carroll county, Md, adjoining lands OF
Hanson Davis, John Davis and Samuel
Bingham, and lying on the Nieodcmas Road.
6.nliles South 81 WESTMINSTER, and s miles
from Finksbarg, containing
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10 Acres Of Land,

more or icss. Tic Improvements consist
of large LOG DWELLING
HOUSE, Weather boarded, ARA-A
with nine rooms all plastcrcd, .@N
Pantry on the back porch Szz;l sf5seI
ard all conveniently arranged; also good
TENANT HOUSE ! stories; large Bank
Barn, nearly new Corn House and Potato
Cellar; Smoke House, Carriage House,
Bake Oven, Dairy al an excellent spring
near the Dwelling; with other out buildings.
There !. thriving APPLE ORCHARD,
and also Peach Orchard, both in good
bearing condition and choice fruit Also a
Gne Grape Arbor; and good Limekiln.
There IS dre proportion Of thriving
TIMBER, and Of MEA Dow LAND. The
aratse hnd u andcr good fencing, convent
entity divided into small fields, all accessible
to wsier, aud has been heavily lined, aud
produces abondan,ly.
For FERNS, which will be made reasona.
bic, and for any other information, call on
the subscriber. living ON said Farm, or ad.
dress him at Bird HUI p. o. Carroll county
Md. EDWARD SAFFELL.
julyi.5t
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LlRGE BlNK DARN,

Hog House and other small buildings. On
said farm are variety Of fruit frees all of
,irS rate kinds Of fruit in good bearing con.
dition. This farm offers many infringement,
10 purchasers, being beautifully situated
within miles Of the Western Maryland
Railroad, and near to Stores, School Houses
and Ia Churches.
And ut the same lime and place
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County Colnn,issioners' Notice.

rItiiE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the finsT MoADAY OF
Apensr lsn7. for the Transaction OF
business
l.y order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
jalsiit Clerk.
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Jsh PSLli.hsd nsr edition VI -
nR CrLvERwELI.'S Celebrated Essay on
y the radical cure without medicinel Of
spermatarrhm or Seminal Weakness. Insol-
uptary Seminal Losses lnpotency. Mental and
Physical lncapaciiy lmpcdiments To Marriage.
etc. also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits In
durcd by seifihdnigehce or sexual extrava-
gaucc.
tsa-Pricc In sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years sue
crssful practice, that the alarming consequen.
ees ~ self abuse may be radically cured with
out the dangcrees use Of internal medicine Or
the application Of the 'knife--PointBg out a
mode 81 cure at once simple, certain, and cleo
maI, by means Of whies every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition. may be, may cure him
self cheapIy. privately, and radically.
Asa- This Lecture shoald be in the hands Of
e.ery youth and every man In the land
Sc,.t under seal, in plain envelope, TO any
.Jdres. M, .tpqid on receipt OF six cents, az two
post stamps. 80.
CHAS. >. O. KLINE a CO.,
IsT nowery, View York Post Office Box 1856.
julyls-3m
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HIGHEST cseh price paid for old
ISL Wroueht n1d Scrap Iron, Il
RETFSNIDER 4 Co.'S
sann n. neaF Depot
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LOG HOUSE.

rough casicd inside and outsssls Wash
issse, wifi the wpter right at the door, to
I've got without going in the rxiB, IL by 20,
story and a bali, large enough IN aiainily
to hive in; Spring HOUSE and never faiIiny
Spring near the dwelling bvuze: t~e Hog
Houses Carriage Hspse; Eaks Oven
Meat House; Wood House, Hen House
Wagon Shed two Corn Cribs Sheep Sta
bic Barrack and Lime Kiln. Sans Creek
runs through the farn. Limestone rzrn be,
got wiihin one milo Of the Farm. The farrtf
has becn lined over twife.
Parsons wishing 10 view the property viii
please call On the subscriber.
jnnsEi-tf JACOB NUSBAUN..
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Il YMAy'S Patent Air-tigt, Jars, the hest In
i use, for sale at Baltimore prices, nv
Jpiy -. Stauaer 4 Iioafmaa.
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a --- ~
The subscriber, as Trustee, viii offer at
Public Sale, ali Of the Real and Personal
Estate Il John Six, ofcarroll County. Nd. ,
Saturday, nc al n SeptemIer. 1867
at l o.elecl, p. a.. on ihe premiscs. .iina
ted on the public road leading from Bruce
villa to diminishing. nehr Keys School
House, and adjoining thr lands Of Samuel
Angel, David Roop ard others, the Farm
on which said john Sis now resides, con.
tanning .. t.u FHfKf
I52 ACRES OF LAND.
Said land ii well situated and Is a very good
quality Of land, woll wacred with never
failing SPRING Of good water, About 10
Acres Of said land is wen Timbered, the
balance is in good state Of cultivation. =
The buildings are a good
Frame House, 49,
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Baryains Bargoihs
Gov sT0UfFER 4 HorFMAy,s if YOU
NJ want In get the worth Of your honey. as
We have this day commenced closing out our
Spring and sammer stock af Dry Goods at and
below cost, 10 make room for our Fall pur.
ehsscs. Is cts. Lawns for i7,t eta. Give Us
calf. .SfesJsr g. Hsfaas.
jniy %. t.fF
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(tALICOEs, as low as beforr the war. Call
\ aud see them at
July IS Stoafier Hoffman's
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CARPETS. on Cloth and Mating, the
~ lsrgext' heal and cheapest loi ever
offered in this town, 1t
apis Hood 4 Thomas.
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L,REyCu Mechanical Corsets, colored aud
il white, all sizes, for sale low by
July .. 49, Stoufyr 4 Hoffman.
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n yfSii. Lust received and for sale large
j Int of Naekerci, shasl aud Herring. by
july H. Peter u. hikesell.
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DLACK and Fancy Silks for sale low, at
ID julyls Jno. l.. lssifsnider's.
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DARASOIsS. "A Issxt III II ParxsoIs
j and Sun Umbrellas. ~ paie 1t
juue2o r. n Hikrscll'f.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. Comply.
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN s. CHINA,
VIII be dispatched as follows:

sFrS Leave Wharf Corner of First &
.1..4z Brannan SITS, at II O'Clock A. NJ Of following
dates. Tor PANAMA connecting, via Panama Railroad
ASpINwAII for New York.
On the 10TH 18th and 3oth each month that has 30
days.
On the 10TH 18th soth of each month that has 81
days.
When the 10th 10Th and sOth fall on Sunday they will
leave on Saturday preceling when the 18th falls on
Sunday, they viii leave on Monday following.
Steamer leaving San FrHncsco the 10Th touches at
Manzanillo. All touch Acapulco.
Departure CT 18th 18th with French Trans
atlantic Co.'s steamer for st. Nazare, and English
steamer for South America.
Departure of 10th connects with English steamer for
Australia, Southampton and South America and p R.
Il. Co.'S steamer for Central America
The following steamships will be despatched dates
as given below
Steamers for October.
Oct 30-MoNTANA. Capt L. S. Farnsworth, connect
ling with HENRY CHAUNCEY. Capt. Gray.
Oct 19'h-GoLDEN CITY. Captain W F Lapidge, con-
Meeting with RISING STAR, Capt Conner
Oct I9th-SACRAMENTo, Captain J. NJ Cavalry, con-
meeting with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury,
Passengers berthed through Baggage checked thro'
100 pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at II O'Clock Pas
sengers requested have their baggage on board
before 10 O'Clock
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard lnman
and National Steamship Lines be obtained Office
OF the P. N. S S. Co, San Francisco
For Merchandise Freight, apply to Messrs WELLS
FARGO x co.
The GREAT REPUBLIC Capt. S. Doane will be
dispatched SEPTEMBER Sd, at noon, and will be fol-
lowed by thesteamship CHINA, Capt. Geo H Brad
bury, October 18th from wharf, of First and
Brannan streets, for Iokhoma and Honkong connect
ing at 1okohoma with the steamer COSTA RIGA for
Shanghai.
For passage and all other information apply at the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co s ofce corner of Sacrsmen-
to and Leidesdorf streets
OLIVER ELDRyDGE, Agent
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The BLACK Rock MISEs.-Owners of feet in
the Black Rock mines are looking confidently for
ward to success. The Sage Brush of October 5th,
says: 1.-The Black Rock country appears to be at
tracing the attention of business men of this and
and the adjoining counties. Evans will start his
mill to running next week under the supervision
of Mr.. lsenbeck and if he succeeds in working the
there up to the figures realized at Dalrs mill,
or at Gold Hill, those mines will then stand thou
sand per cent above everything that man has ever
known. The lowest figures ever realized from any
of these ores worked by lsenbeck's process amour.
ted to sl4s, and many patches worked as high as
$3.50. This taken in connection with the infinite
amount of ore in sight forces TO the conclusion
that the mineral resources of this district will far
exceed that of all the world beside Several heavy
teams passed through town this weak, loaded with
lumber framed and dressed for stores and saloons
at Black Rock, and Judge Goodwin has Ave stamp
mill in transitu for that place