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Captain Bowman, engineer in chief, in

Captain Bowman, engineer in chief, in charge of
the Office of construction, has prepared some nsefnl
tables for the information of members of Conorass
He shows that seventeen custom-houses, post Offices
and court houses have been finished since 1850. AT a
cost of S2,443,776 The net amount of duties and
postage collected at these establishments is So OO6.
67l76. There are now under construction 2s build
ngs for these purposes at cost of S. 463, 1855, at
which the net income collected is S., IA 49, At
six of them the collection is greater than the
expended.
The number of buildings authorized by law, but
nave been appropriated which is thus for the pres
Gu. saved to the treasury. The number of buildings
VI anese classes for which members have made APP
so son thrty-three, the estimated cost of which
=. cro'oov,oco. 1t is presumed that Congress will
take care to allow all these claims.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 20.-Captain Phillips leader Of
night
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Bogus Lottery SxyindIe.

NEW YORK, May 2l-several parties who composed the
firm of Messrs. Swan Co., have been arrested here
and at Augusta, Georgia. for carrying bogus lottery
swinde Bail to the amount of $4,000 required in
each 1t is said that the receipts of the concern
amounted to $50, 0O) per week
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lnY1t
IN. JOSEPH ROGERS,

u ATTUKNE1 AT LAW,
So West Fayette street, above Charles
Practices in the courts of BALTIMORE CITY ANNE
ARUNDEL and neighborng counties All matters amer
tanning to the profession promptly and carefully attended
to.
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CINCINNATI, May 20-The in the channel of the
river here now measures 33 feet, but is falling
The weather is extremely cold making furs and winter
clothing Indispensable
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ne DUCKS county (Pa.), Lteliigencer saws: The
We. wsd.hsf !ateiy has materially interfered with
the work OF the farmers in this vicinity, and com
Parsnssly Iew nave yet completed their corn plant
and winter grain, however, are looking unusuaiiv
well. ---e ''y
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE GR A M S
ECEIvED ATTHE OFFICE OF TIL
DAILY EXCHANGE.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Senate.
The Senate received communications from the Secre
ary of War covering information respecting the Atrato
expedition also recommending the expenditure of $780,
900 for the purchase of breech loading firearms por
ton of the army.
Mr. SEWARD introduced 4 bill for the removal Of the
Revenue buildings at the Quarantine Station at New
York Referred to the Committee on Commerce
Mr. GREEN introduced bill to pay the Oregon and
Washington claims. Referred to the Military Com
mttee
Mr.. BAYARD from the Judiciary Committee, submitted
reports adverse to the memorials asking
appropriations for court houses, etc.
Mr.. WILSON submitted resolution to print for the
the Senate 10000 extra copies of the Patent Office Agricul
tural report Agreed to.
Mr.. IyERsoN asked to be relieved from serving on the
Military Committee.
The private calendar taken up and the following
bills passed For the relief of the representatives of the
deceased Charles Porered; the revolutionary claim OF
Joseph C. G. Kennedy for salary Martin Layman land ii
tie; Assistant Surgeon Mccormick for pay VIM Cruick-
shank and Others of San Francisco the right of appeal
Townsend Harris, $40 900 Siam claim George W. Flood,
for salary e. Alonzo Breast for salary Aaron H. Palmer
for services and information respecting the Oriental
tons Arson Dast for salary Also bill authorizing the
payment to the State of Maine of the expenses agreed
he refunded her under the Treaty of the 9th of August
1S47, between the United States and Great Britain.
The Senate occupied till the adjournment with pri
waite bills, and from forty to fifty were passed, nearly
clearing the private calendar.
Adjourned.
House of Representatives.
The communication from the Secretary of the Treasury
asking loan of SIS 900 000 referred the Committee
of Ways and Means.
The Speaker nounced the first business in order be
the resolution Of the Committee OF Elections for the ad
mission of Messrs Phelps and Kavanaugh members
from Minnesota.
Mr. WAsHBURN of Maine, suggested that the vote
the subject be postponed until morrow and that the
House now so into committee on private calendar.
This objected to the Democratic side who want
ed the subject disposed of to-day.
Various propositions made, with view accom-
modate the opposing parties on this question.
The opposition then made various trivial motions
staye off action and repeatedly required the question
determined by yeas and NAYS.
All the pending motions withdrawn and the
House then ordered the main question be put Yeas
10l; nays go
The question then REQUIRED the adoption of the reso
luton reported from the Committee Elections when the
opposition renewed their dilatOry motions
Arriving at no conclusion the House at 3 O'Clock ad
journed
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Ia ON, nIrr
4ublit Salrs.
BY LENNON a. BROGDEN.
RUCHAN NVlINpC

iCNil+tNAN = WHARF,.
IN TUESDAY, 18th inst, at II O'Clock.
~ AT THE AUCTION STORE, OK BUCUANAN,S
WHARF, the CARGO OF BRIG THOMAS from Zua-
CANA, consisting of ~ ~
ia HHDs, z. R. SUGAR.
~ Part represented to he prime
my22ts LENNON & BROGDEN Auctioneers
ON FRIDAY, 18th instant, at | O'Clock
~ AT THE AUCTION STORE, on BUCHANAN'S
WHARF,
OiS1 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
c-f1 En- Barque 'Wheatlandn
Catalogues and Samples will be ready the day previous
my22ts LENNON & BROGDEN. Auctioncers
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Yesterday morning about O'clock the large story
frame dwelling ChatswOrh street. north of George
occupied by Mrs. GRACE MACDONALD as boarding house
set on fire and totally destroyed. time there
were nine children and thirteen asleep
the building all of whom fortunately escaped Fire
first communicated to the back building, and upon its
discovery alarm given, but owing the fact of
their being no light to guide the remen, they did not
reach the spot for an hour The greater portion the
furniture saved by the officers of the Western Dis
trict and the neg hbors Mrs MAcDoNALD's will
about 5000 on which there is insurance The property
belonged to f. W. bruno, Esq, and is fully covered by
insurance in the Firemens Office
The alarm of fire last night at IL O'Clock was false
There was general of the fire department. which
pro eeded in Northerly direction but fire could be
found. -
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Middling ...... 134d13H l346l34 l3k6l3L
Good Midding 13A d4- IA (d144 | l3aGl4E
Middnp Fair. IA (dl4a l4Ldl4a | ID G11IX


CANDLES.-Sales making to a limited extent with
in the range of quotations. viz lSa 20 for ALBANIAN
tine 2s 80 cents for Chemical SPERM 3Sa42 cents for
SPERM 13d IA cents for western Mould and 15d 16
for City do.
CoAL-In consequence of a break in the canal, ship
ments that would otherwise gone to
here the market has been more active at prey
rates, viz Cumberland at So SO Fine So 5 for
Run of Mine and 81 for Lump delivered ON hoard ar
Locust Point Anthracite is selling at So 50q 8 75
and lump Cumberland for family at SO per ton
FLOUR.-The demand from shippers has been quite
moderate this week while the reduced stock of choice S
per- restricting the sales in has contributed
general apathy that has prevailed throughout The
market has ruled steady however and closes today
quiet hut firm. We give the following summary Of the
weeks transactions:
ONO FLOuRThe sales of this description embrace 900
bbs Super at s43H and 1850 bbls Extra 81 rs with
100 bbls do sold to-day at the same figure The market
closes steady at these rates. d..
HOWARD STREEr.-There has been fair demand for su
per- of which note sales of 31G0 bbs at s437H Extra
has been very quiet To-day there sale 800 bbs
at S. 25 The market closes quiet but steady at 81
for Super and $5.25a $3.50 for Extra
CITY MILLs-There has been a limited noury for this
variety with sales OF 300 bbs choice brands ground
Super at "a 81 and 1900 bbls do ordinary brands at
s4.00 Extra has been neglected. The market closes
quiet at S4a42H for Super, and SIS SO for Extra
BALTIMORE GROUND FAMILY is selling at 81 so and ev
ira at Sc so per Dbl. by the dray load.
RYE FLoUR.-The market has declined 25 cts Der bill
with sales of 100 bb at 1928 The closes very
Corn MEAL.-The market has been very ouiet with
sales of 400 bbls city at So So at which figure market
closes steady.
The exports for the week have been:
- DDS, - .l-. Bbls.
10 iiVerpooi aa4liio Montevideo 2OlS
CapetOwn, G. G. III. .2,342i Halifax .. l a61
St. Johns, N. S....I,s14l West Indies 7 725
lo'a Is. 002
Together with 2725 bbs and 100 puncheons corn meal
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending May 20, 1858:
Bbls. Half Ribs
Howard Street, 1875
City hiiis.'.'.........6,s6I 1856
Unlo, -. ''''''.''''-', -. STA
Family SCI ..s..
| m -, w.. -, =. - ... -
Total Wheat Flour. 20 S0 1856
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lotdi- Is O02
ogether with LTD bbs and 100 puncheons corn meal
he following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
week ending Nav % lSlS
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SERIOUS CAsuALrY.-A man named Mathew Nicholson
employed on board ofthe schooner Angenet Capt Kelly
lying at the foot of William street. Federal HILL with
serious accident yesterday afternoon while engaged in
unloading the vessel of lumber. The tackle which
attached several pieces of plank in raising
from the hold broke, and the heavy weight in falling,
caught the right leg of Nicholson beneath it, crushing it
in horrible manner. DR.. Benson was summoned in
attendance and dressed the injury
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CONPIRMATIoN.-The most Rev. Archbishop admins
tered the Sacrament of Confirmation sixty eight
Sunday last at St Ignatus Church in this city
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CAPsIzED.-On Thursday noon, during the heavy blow
and rain large sail boat, used conveying market
produce to the city, upset in Curtis by
verify of the storm. There men on board who
all managed to escape drowning by hanging on to the
boat and rigging until assistance arrived.
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general assortment of Fancy Goods in the Dry
Goods Line; Sewing Silks; Cottons Spool Cottom Darn
ir, l,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
Insolvency Notice,

STATE OF CBIIFGKNIA-COU TY OF LUTTE
- County Cour, In ana for Butte County. In the
matter Of the petition Of Joseph wood an In,ol-
vent Debtor. In pursuance Of an Order male hv
the Hon. Thomas Wells Judge Of said County Court
at Chambers in said County OF the 10Th day of July
A d. 1858, notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
the said Joseph Woods, Petitioner in Insolvency
herein, TO be and appear before the said Court on
the first day Of the September term a D. 1858, to
wit: on Monday the 18th day Of September, A. ID.
1858, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A, NJ. of that day.
then and there to show cause, if any there be. why
an assignment of said InsOlvepts estate should not
he made, and he be disharged from his debts as hv
him prayed for II is further ordered that all legal
proceedf Is against said Insovent the collection
nf the several any Of the debts set forth in said
Schedule be stayed until the final determination OF
his
Witress my hand and the Seal Of said Court
Affixed this the 10th day Of July 4. y. 1855
NJ. II. pARRATT, Co Clerk Butte Co.
lsEAL.l BY J. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
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Notice..

-NE 1T KNOWN, that I, HELEN AUGUST
. WILLIAMSON, u married "oinal' vii" o
eonard " illiHmsun, both residents OF the county
Of butte aud state oi California do hereby declare
that it is my intention to carry on business on my
own account, sole trader. in the business OF Hotel
keering at the town of Hamilton, in said county, and
that the amount of money capital invested in said
business originally does not exceed the sum Ct hve
thousand dollars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
STATE oF CAIIFoRNIA. County Of Butte.
Before me, Hiram Crum. n Justice of the Pence in
and for said county. in the township of Hamilton,
personally appeared appeared. Helen Augusta vii
hanson 10 mo personally known to be the indtvidu
nj dc scribCd in and ho executed the foregoing dec
laraio n, and being by me fret Guly sworn did or
oath declare after being by HE, on examination sep
nrntr and apart from aud without the hearing of hot
said husband, made ucqu nint'd with the contents Of
the FOREGOING dcclAriinn that the same Is true, tha
she executed the sume freely and voluntarily with
cut fear. compuson or undue iniluenc" OF her slit
husband. and that she docs not desire ~ rctlCt IN,
execution OF the same.
Witness my hand, this 18Th day OF June, A. ID
1883 I'LL AN tRt VI,
jel7-3w Justice of the Peace
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.



the Probate Court for the County of Butte, State
OF California, made on tho Goth day Of May, A.
1859. the undersigned. administrator Of the estate Of
CHARLES ID. COODY, deceased, late Of said County.
will expose for sale, at public auction the ranch
Of said deceased on Dry Greek, In said County, the
following described property, TO witt; One hundred
and sixty acres OF improved land. With the ehenens
thereon, situated IN the Township bf Hamilton,
County and state aforesaid and bounded as follows
70 wit; Commencing at point on the east bank
Of Dry Creek, about 4S0 rods southerly, and below
the ranch Of Capt. John w. Moore, DRY Creek
House, thence southerly and parallel with said Diy
Creek 16O rods thence westerly at right angles 100
rods; thence northery at right angles 1GO rods;
thence eastery at right angles 100 rods To the place
OF beginning The terms Of sale: CASH. SAKE TO
commence st the hour Of O'Clock =. NJ, on Sat
urday the goth day OF June A. u. 1853.
JOHN b. MORRIS, Public Administrator,
Per d. W. CHEESMAN, Deputy
N. B.-The above property was advertized to be
sold on the Sth day Of May, A. d. 1855, under former
order of Probate Court. Owing to sickness Of Dep.
uty Administrator, the sale not made.
ID. w. CHEESMAN.
Deputy Public Administrator.
oroville, May goth. A. ID. 1858. mv2e4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale.

EsS VIRTUE Of AN EXECUTION
issued ont at the District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicial District, in ard for Ru,te County and state
of California, to mo directed and delivered, COM
Wanding me 10 make the sum Of four hundred and
seventy-four 25-lC0 tS474 go Dollars. with interest
thereon II the rate If three per cent. per month
from the 9Th day of Nay A. u. 1855 until paid. and
costs of suit taxed in the sum nf ffy-fve co 100
Cs55 GOD dollars, ani all accruing said writ
wherein RObT y. TAYLOR. FREDERICK WILL
q X ard DAWN BURROWS are PIaintif-. and
Al FRED FOSTER. TiIOS WILLIAMS. JAMES
WILLIAMS. ! lin Sr'LY J. r. HARDEN
PUkGll and WM. HANDLER are Defendants |
have levied u3"n and will expose at public sale, to
the highest bidder for cash the urt IIou4. door
~ ~" town of Orov lie. crWtv and Sta'a afor.sutI.
on saturday the 18th day Of September.
a. ID. 1855, ~ t!e tolr of O'Clock, T. of said
day, al Of the right tr and interest - the Above
named D"icr' c0ts IN md h' c. rta1 N'a'er Dich,
known May 9Th, A. ID 1856 rs the seeker RIM
Ditch. tok u 'r1'1 the stream known SIS Sucker Run
or Gold Ru0. Erd rnuniug theme to Noora'own and
ttr locRisV or % iH'rg emp known ~ Vrymts big
gitgs, iu Moun'o'u srrlir t"wpship. But" comfy.
alfornia, ogether with all and singular, the later
aS hr Echos reservoirs, fumes, tenemets, credits
aments ard n urtennnces thereunto bel ug,ng or in
an!"ise arpertan NJ.
". u. PLTH SForiF Butte County.
nrrville. A e. llih, A. u. 1858.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Insolvency Notice

- District Couft. Fifteenth Judicial district -
Daniel Gridley W. his Creditors. In pursuance Of
an order made in the Hon District Court, NJ Cham
bers. on the lst day Of June. A. 1Sj5: Notice is
hereby given to the creditors OF Daniel Gricdey, n
petitioner in insolvency to be appear before said
Court, at Chambrs, at tho Court House, at OroyilIe
in said County, Monday, the 5lh day Of July A. d.
1855, at the hour 10 o. clock. Of that day. then and
there to show cause If any there be, why the said
Daniel Gridley, petitioner IN insolvency, should not
make assignment of his estate. and he be- dis
charged FROM his debts and liabilities.
By order Of the Judge of said Court at Chambers.
~ Witness my hand, and the seal Of said
), fCourt affixed, this the first day cf June, A
ID. 1853. NJ. II. DAKRACII.
r~~' Clerk District Court Butte County
Ia
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Notice

rs llEHEBY GIVEN, To THE STOCKUOLn-
ers in the Union Mining Company, that the soy
outh and last assessu ont Uf two hundred dollars
tS9UO OOJ To the shar" viii bU due and Ia,nhir 10
Treasurer Mt the Company's Office, at the Caiin ON
The first day of August. A. d. 1888. All shares Of
stock upon which the 'scssments shall be unpaid on
the 18th day of August, will be sold at auction at the
Claim, to pay said GsscsSmcnts'
T. a. DEANF, Secretary
Union Claim. July II, 1888.
dollars, bearing Interest nj the rate Of three rcr
cent per month from the 1st day of June A. u 1S,9
until phd and the sum Of thirty three so 100 dollars
costs of suit and all GccruiHg costs ON said writ
wherein w, &. ALLEN is Plaintiff and T. r. DEN.
NlSoN Is Defendant, | have levied urou and " in
expose at PuCc >aie 10 the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House door in the town of OrnyiiIo
county and state aforesaid, ON Monday The, 2gd .a,
"t n gnst A.D 1858, mt O'Clock p VI of sniJ fhy
All ol the right. title aud interest OF the above nnc
defendant in and TO All lhHt certain piece or rarc
"i ltLd sltuntcd In tue town OF OrOviir, cuuuty ut
BUTTE nni state of California, and itil down On the
map or plan uf said town q! Orovl,r now on flo in
the Recorders OGire Of Butjc county rs Lot No. s
IN 70 No. j. SJtng st :Hc southwest corner OF
Hird and M!2rs streets, AMI fronting Cj feet ON My
ers stcct and so feet ON Bird street, tngethdr with
all and singular the enemcnts hereditamen's sand ar
Inrtennnccs thercunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
y. n PLEM SherjB Buite COuyaty.
Dated OroVille Augu-t "a 4. ID. 1853.
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Justices Summons.

HTNITED STATES or ANERICA-SrATE OF
- California. ouniy Of Butte. In Justice Court
pphir Township The Peopl. Of the state of Cali
tornia 10 liam Light, greeting Yuu ARE her, by
summoned to appear before mc. nj Office in Ophir
Township, County of Butte on the sixteent hla, OF
August, A. | .lSiS AT ellen O'Clock, A VI 10 answer
unto the complaint OF James f.. Cuinc n Co.. who
sue YOU 70 recover the sum Of eighty and forty
one-hnndredths dollars, said amount alleged to be
que pIninills by defcndHnt, on an account now on
hlc in ms Office, namei! for lumber and material
FURNISHED defendant by Plaintiffs at defendants spo-
cial ins ance and quest when ildgmopt will be In
ken against You Tor the sad amount, together with
costs and damages if Won fail to appear and answer
10 lhe sher,h or any Constable of sail County greet
ing Make legal service and due return hereof
HlNen under my hand, this 2Ith dny Of july A. D.
1853. EDWARD nos sJo
Justice OF tho Peace OF said TOWhstip
do hereby urder, that servile of this SUNNI, 4 be
hnd on defendant, bv publication in tho Butte Rec
ord, for pcipd Of twenty-onc days
July Goth, 1873. f. DONAIIU ! p
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Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIF0RNIA-C0UNTy OF BUTTE
- Probate Court. In the matter Of the estate
uf james Coons. deceased, In pursuance of an or
der made In he said Probate Court, at chambers, on
the 18th day OF July A. u. 1855, by the Hon. Thomas
Wells. Judge thereof. Notice Is hereby given tn all
whom II may concern, that hearing of the proof of
the last will and testament Of James Coons, deceased
will be- had before the Hon Thomas Wells, Judge of
said Probate Court AT chambers. at the Town OF Oro-
Vile, in said County, on the 29th day OF July, A.
d. 1855, al the hour OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of that day.
by order Of said PROBATE Judge
Witness my hand and tho seal of said Court aE
fixed, this lTth Gay of July, A. D. 1853
lsEALl NJ. ". DARRACu,
Iyle Clerk Probate Court, Butte Coguty, Cal
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Justices Summons.

HuNlrED STATES OF AMERICA-State of
- California County of Butte, ~ in Justice s
Court, Ophir Township. The People of the State Of
California, TO James II. Sheppard Greeting You
are hereby summoned TO appear before me at my
ohice In The prhr Township, county of Butte on the
Second day OF August, A d 1888: nt six O'Clock T. NJ,
to answer unto the complaint of q. }. Vaughan, who
sues You TO recover lhe sum of fort, four eighty
sevon one hundfedth dollars, with interest at the
rate of three per cent per month from May the l4th
1886, until paid, taid amount nlledged 10 be- due
Plnintin by Defendant Gu promissory note now on
file In this office, when judgment will te taken
against you Tor the said amount, together with
and damages, II you fail 10 appear and answer. To
the Sheriff or any Constable Gf said county greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand This Nineteenth day of July
DlS5S,
EDWARD DONAHO,
Justice Of the Peace of said township.
do hereby order this Summons to be served on
the Defendant, by publication In the Butte Record
for fifteen days from date.
E.DONAHO, JP.
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Probate Notice.

6tTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Bulte-Pro-
~ bnte court, Oroyiilc June 10Th 1854 Esiaic of
IamcsP. Hughes. deceased. In pursuance of nn or
der made In the Hon. Probate Court the oh dav
Of Jun" ID. 1858, notice is hereby given to a
whom II mny concern, 90 be and appear before said
court on Monday, the 25ih day of August
A. u. ls'S, ut the hu,i Of 10 O'Clock of that day at
the Count House Of said county in the town of Oro
VILE then and there To show cause If any there be-
why the Administrator of said estate LIQUID not
make final settlement thereof, aud he be discharged
from inr her linbity in the premises.
iy order ofCourt.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Cour, affixed
lsEALl this, the 10th day OF June, u. 1893.
NJ. II. DARNACII, Clerk Probate
ny II. MARplg, Deputy
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h Encl Rock Mining Company.

~ an assessment of one hundred and niucjy
ioilars has tins Gay hccn levied upon uuoh shHe in
the Channel Rock Mining Company, Iayablc IA tho
Treasurer, on or before the 18th day of August lSjS
special meeting OF the shareholders la said Com
phnl viii be held nj tn" Office of TIE Treasurer on
he -oth day of August. 1855 tho purpose OF
"iecing officers for the ensuing year and lr~acting
such other business as may como before the mvrt-
ing. All shares In sGid company which any ass
scssmcnts relnnin due and unpaid IT," 10Th dry or
August. ls5S VIII be sold ut the Office OF tho TrcHsu
rcr. nj O'Clock + VI. on that date.
by order of the Board o Trustees.
GEO FAULKNER, Scc'y.
Orovllc, July Is, 1888. y2iW