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New YORK, April ga military gen
tlemen from Newborn says it appears that
the rebel ram Roanoak W iich sunk some Of
our best gunbpats and assisted so material.
ly in capturing Plymouth was injured
very considerably in the fight, but as
soon as she isrepaired, which will net take
long. The rebels say that they will assert
their authority over the rivers and roads OF
n q including the towns now in our pos
session. They expect to act in con
nection with their other ram on Neuse
river which is reported ready to move
upon Nebern The consolidation OF
the department of Virginia and North Car
DINA with Head Quarters at Fort Monroe
some GOO miles from the point now threat,
ened in North Carolina, is not only
creating great apprehension in regard 10
the safety Of that State, but is openly as
serted that We shall lose all our possessions
IN North Carolina, if this dangerous and
unnatural alliance is continued: The fall
of Plymouth is attributed to existence OF
tins consolidation, The writer of the let
letter from which this information Is OBJ
tained, speaks strongly against putting n.
C. under Buffers management, and states
as sample of Gen Buffers strategy, as
we'll as quality of information, which reach.
es Washington from his distant base. II
should be known that he recently employed
a spy TO ascend the Roanoke river, TO see
if there was rebel ram to be found,
This spy, who the Provost Marshal o
Newbern has since ascertained only wenl
4 miles above Plymouth, reported tC
General Butter that he had beer
up the Roanoke River some 20 miles
and that there was no rebel ram on thai
river. Gen. Butler paid the spy 5000, fol
the information after (which he relieved
General Peck, and sent him reprimand
for reporting the existence OF this ram
which ir appears had captured Plymouth
and destroyed our gunboats before the
reprimsnd aud order ot relief fairly reached
its destination.
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HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April

p. WASHINGTON, April 2S9.
The consideration OF the tax bill was re
sumed.
Fernando Wood of New York offered an
amendment repeating the act ct March last
which imposes tax on foreign liquors, on
hand.
Mr. Washburne Of Illinois, moved to tax
domestic liquors on hand so cents per gal
lon. These amendments were reserved for
future action. All Others are being acted
ON. The tax bill passed and the House ad.
journed a quarter to 8 o'clock.
1t is said by members of the Executive
committee that there is no probability OF
postponin6 the meeting of the Baltimore
Convention.
Mr.. Highly of Cal. of the Select co mmit
tee on charges against Blair, Of Mo, moved
that the evideRce be printed
MIR. McOlurg reminded the House that
when the report was made he waived his
remarks, in order that the bill might be
acted on, He regretted that the military
member Blsir,) was not now present
This military member bad the aadacity to
attack the four radical members from Me-,
in clandestine manner, and made person
al illusions against them, that he { B lair, J
never attend in his printed speech
The speech reminded the gentleman from
Mo-, (McCiurg) that his remarks we're not
in order.
On notion of Mr. Stevens, Mr. McCIurg
had permission TO proceed.
He denied be had made direct charge
against the military member (Blair) of a
liquor speculation, The latter could not
control his vindictive character, and said
that Mr. Powers was Treasury Agent,
which was not q fact Nor was Bonner a
Treasury Agent until some weeks after the
liquor transaction. He (McClurg) was a
great admirer Of Secretary Chase. whom
be compared to an iron clad plated with 6
inch iron, and the Individual, Blair, pursu.
ing him to Major General, firing paper
wads from pop gun, and the sentinel not
aroused frem his slumber
Clay of Kentucky from the Select Com
mittee. reminded the gentleman (McClurgl
that there was nothing in the evidence TO
show that Mr. Blair was engaged in liquor
speculation.
The military member and the officers
of his staff, who sigued the original order
were cognizant of the fact that it had beer
altered
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ST. LOUIS, April 90, 8 80 a. m.-The
Democrats Vicksburg correspondent Of
the ODD says:
The steamer Lucy brings news from Red
river that no more fighting had occurred up
to he Goth but the rebels were reported
marching ON Grand Ecore on the 22d, and
our troops were going out to meet them.
Our total loss in late battles foot uE
1000.
Our army is believed to be security en-
trenched at Grand Ecore. on both sides oil
the river
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|[|'E||'L||I|I||G|RIRA''NI.
lUJpto2 O'Clock IA. NJ.
Strong Indications Of Immedi.
3 .z.,g af0 action. ~

| - q ssss5- no 1ec9AO4s -
NEW York, April 29,-The Times. Spo
cial dispatches says: - ~ -. 80. ~ -,
f. The Acts showing the discrimination will
which the confederates are concentrating
troops in Virginia; continue to multiply. pa
The President received dispatches to day
from Gen. Butler stating his belief thai
the confederate forces are being withdrawn
from NC, and rapidly fastening to re in
force Lee. Ssg
j So far IS heard from up to ! - O'clock last
night nothing Of much Importance transpi
red at the front. I4,Ed a.tiibt az
Preparations still heard, and indications
that collision cannot long be delayed
Burnside lett yesterday by special con
veyance to join his command, and the sig
nal corps that has been stationed here dur
ing the winter left their camp some days
since for the army, ,,gr.<r,-rp
1t is generally understood here that Lee
will endeavor to bring on q fight without
leaving his entertainments. ,.iI5t.
A letter received to-day from Admiral
Porter pronounces Banks recent expedi
ton as being disastrous, and complete
failure. He lost over 80 pieces Of artillery
large quantity OF small arms, several hun
dred wagons and first class gunboat, the
PASSPORT, nearly 1000 prisoners, and 10 ad
dltion, paymasters safe containing millior
dollars greenbacks. =.
Reports are in circulation that Banks il
to be superseded by Sickles, it is however
untrue.
Generals Franklin and Stone, who lies
under the imputation of having through neg
lect and carelessness, contributed greatly
to the disaster in Louisiana, will be rellev
ed and probably court martialed.
The Worlds Washington Special reports
rupture in the Cabinet, Secr'y. Chase
has abandoned his post, feeling directly in
suited by the assignment OF Blair to the
command of the 18th corps,
A correspondent says it is thought that
O breach so wide cannot be healed.
The above is given for what it is worth.
1t looks very much like canard.
1t is now understood that Newbern and
Washington N. O, are safe, as the confederT
ates are concentrating troops to guard
against any flank movements by the York
or James rivers. -
The Herald has letter from the fleet off
Wilmington, 22nd stating that Beauregard
went through Wilmington on the q, with
a large number of troops, on their way to
Richmond.
The enemy are taking all the meu they
can, to the confederate capital.
A letter from Uptown the 18th states
that rebel deserter reports considerable
panic at Richmond aud Petersburg, the enc,
my are leaving momentary.
The expectation of the appearance of one
or more strong Union columns is causing a
great many of the inhabitants to move
southwark, and the impression gains gener
atty that the present campaign will eventu
ate in the success and fall of Richmond
The Heralds Grand Ecore dispatches OF
the 10Th, states our totalloss 34oo, Of which
the killed will probably not exceed 800
A report says that Magrnier is between
Shreveport and General Steele, with 1850
men
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CHsAp.-A lady friend lately purchased
a yery nice Morocco card album with two
clasps, holding fifty pictures, for two dollars
On being asked where she bought such
bargain, she replied, "At Partridges, to be
sure .., ~
The soldiers are, many Of them, buying
the Pocket Tack Albums, to carry with them
while in the army They are sold by Par
fridge at very low prices. The friends OF
sae soldiers can supply them with these &C
ceptabie presents by purchasing at Par
tridge's Album Headquarters.
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They were not oaly norAllE but legally
bound blythe act of the foreer,s ,Michae
Powers, Fho 1ss the agent. He repeated
they ratified the act, and it will not do now
to repudiate the act Of their agent. He
HassAfisBsd thatlt6e ipabi;c5 woald come
to similar. conclusion. ~,
ElHgby aahtaiueaA that the charge o.
criminality against the treasury officials
was not sustained by the facts. u 80
+ Mr. Clay, Q member of the Select Com
mittee said that Blair was completely OK.
honorated from the charge against him, bu,
he did not agree with the gentleman Mr.
Highly, as to the treasury officers, he con
-cluded by saying that Powers was the
sforger, and Bonner furnished him with the
work. - " - 49,. f
The report. and evidence were ordered to
be printed. gods ~ FIix rod1y.et .flla rs.
b Mr. Dawes Of Mass offered a resolution
calling upon the President TO communicate
to the House copies of all the letters, notes
telegrsms orders Tand other documents
which are referred to in his message of yes
terday, which have connection with the
answer to the resolution asking whether
F. P. Blair holds any appointment or com
mission in the military service.
A motion TO lay the resolution on the
table was negatived By vote Of 80 to 4S.
g Brooks, Of New York, offered an amend-
ment which was read That the President
communicate to the House as soon as pos
sible, all vouchers or dispositions in his
possession or in possession of the Treasury
Department respecting the fitting up of a
bureau in the Treasury Department build
ing Tor printing money bonds Oh other obi
cations for the United States.
MIR. Schenck emphatically objected to its
being acted upon. ~ =
Mr.. Brooks commented to speak aud ex.
plain his object in Offering the amendment,
he was called TO order.
The Speaker decided that he was not in
order.
Mr.. Brooks offered another resolution
calling foI the appointment of committee
to examine and report on the condition OF
the Treasury Department
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NEw YORK, April pa Washingtc

New YORK, April pa Washington
special to ting Post says:
Statement is made that Washburne's
amendment to the tag bill, taxing stocks Of
whisky on hand. cannot be enforced, as
there is no machinery for its enforcement y
The bill however, provides in one of its sec.
tons, that the Secretary Of Treasury shall
have power to collect any tax imposed by
the bill, aud to provide machinery it it be
lacking. s-t'e,T 30,
1t is reported that the Attorney General
has decided that gcoIored chaplains are en-
titled to the same pay Is the white. zig.
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T6FpTt E4lFrsE SHzarsl! rAfu II q
lsirne9 d Nsel and American cassie
mere Ind flannel army shirts Of various
styles and prices. Also IS dozen white
dHssAirtsAt tho following prices; Six fof
$l2, us, $l8, $2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of 81
pasion work and sanequalled in quality for
the prices. J. T. LAKIN,
No. l02 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
,AI ,FNysaSff1 mh29.6m
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CAPT. WILLIAMS bad another very full
cabin 10 accompany him on bis Whaling
Voyage last night, We are pleased to see
that he is meeting with good success, tor
his exhibition is, really, one of the most
interesting and instructive which has ever
visited our city. Yesterday afternoon be
exhibited his programme to perfect jam
of school children. They all kept excel
lent order and departed highly pleased. E
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National GUARD.-The call for the orga-
nized militia of Ohio seems to be creating
quite stir among the able bodied OF our
sister State. 1t will have the effect OF
leaving many broad acres Of land uacultlVa'
ted, many fields unsown, many workshops
untenanted
Men to the camps aud women to the fields
j. t. be tn corder of the day over there
We have heard that offers Of $3OO have
been made for substitutes to serve during
she hundred days. i-l- -
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The Unic

PHILADELPHIA, April 2o.-The Union
Convention assembled here to day.
Resolution we're adopted that the electors
at large be instructed to support Lincoln
for President, and to oppose all efforts to
postpone the Baltimore Convention, and
that oAe of the hardest blows that Gould
be inflicted on the rebels, would be the
certainty of the re election of Lincoln
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New YORK, April ga special to the
Tribune says.
Gen. Butler will take the field and Gen
Smith has been ordered to report to him,
and that Gems. Gilmore and Smith will
command corps under Gen. Butler. when
the right time arrives
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New Navy Yards.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-A resolution of
House naval committee to day declares
Easport TO service that navy yard be at
once established at some point at the
West some of the committee favor Cairo
while others are Tor site higher up the
Ohio river.
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Rebel Raid Into Indiana.

MADISON, IND, April pa gang OF
guerrias crossed the Indiana line night
before last, and burned trading boat
short distance below this city, aud stole a
flock of sheep aud some cattle.
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We are under obligations to Mr.. ". Il
McKelvy. the enterprising News Dealer
on thu corner of Market and Quincy streets
for early copies of the illustrated papers
tie keeps constantly on hand daily and
weekly newspapers, new books, stationery
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30
Gold Quotations.

Nav YoRK, April %.
Gold lowrr, opening at 10 So, and closing quiet
at 7s 10.
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Last day of the Whaling Voyage this
afternoon at o'clock, this evening at 8
O'Clock -s., '.-s -agss4ie
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WHALING VoYAeE-last opportunity this
afternoon at Is O'Clock this evening at 8
o'clock; .a ai- cara .s,s5t 4 ~
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Rebel two ceat postage stamps are sell
ing in Londoi, for SO cents each. ss1ss
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JOLIDAY PRESENTS

(NENTLEMEN DESTROYS of making their lady friends
" handsome Christmas or New Years Ghn VIII nnd
an make, put mp n . ne Enameled Chit edged BOZ.
Rormlec - I4ls GKAHARS Drug Store-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Gold Hin TunneIlnE Gold and Silver

Gold Hill August IS Isl & NhiffhN' seI aass u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
IvIi m H. C, BROOKE, Scc'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
DELINQUENT. ASSESSMENT SALES.
-I.cE.ar, Gold and silver Mlnin

jackson Gold and silver Mining Conn
psny-Notice Is hereby given, that IN ACCORDANCE
NJ me company, there win be sold at public auction
10 tie highest and best bidder for gold coin In front
OF the office Of the company, Ia God HUI Storey
SSIiSSTii DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1854, al 2
O'clock p ~ so many shares Of the capital stock OF
thr company standing In the names Of the follow
Ing persons on the books OF the company viii be
necessary to pay the assessments now due together
with the cost OF advertising and sale:
yamss Certificate, ShS Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

Notice Of Assessment.-Roxhy Geld ard
Silver Mining and TunnelinR Company, 9old Hill,
Storey county, Nevada TenitorY. Notice d hereby
given that at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
said Company, held on the 18th day Of Au9pst ls6l
the capital stock Of said company payable irufdi-
ately In United States gold coin 70 the Secretary Il
the Office OF the company. $40 Front street. Ban Ffa.
cisco. Any stock upon which Aad Assessment oAaii
remain unpaid ON Wednesday, the 2ist dayof Sep
tember 1851 will be advertised on that day e elIn-
qucnt, and unless payment shall be made bef6re,
10 pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF the sale BY
order Of the Board Of Trustees. If
16 C. v. 8. GIBBS, sec,y,
au22 IN 80 Front street San Frnhcinco
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Notice Is hereby given That In accordance with the
laws OF Nevada Territory. and the bylaws OF this
company there viii be sold AT public auction 70 the
highest ail best bidder Tor gold CON- in front Of the
Sscretary's csice, the same being the Office Of the
company In the town OF Gold HUI county u Storey,
and Territory OF Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d, 1854. between the
hours of l2oelock NJ and O'Clock 2. n. tO-yit: at
O'clock p. NJ 50 many shares VI the capital stock
OF the above named company. standing In the names
or the following persons and respectively numbered,
As Will be necessary to pay the assessments now due,
together with costs Of advertising and sale:
- CSrks SAs Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

Gold Hi. June 2, 1861. Jn2i m
8 The above sale Is postponed untn MONDAY, THE
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. l>6t, at the same hour
and place By order of the Boarl Of Trustees.
ives tTI GEO. W. TURNKEY, Sec'y.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY.
SSi ii GEORGE W. TURNEY. sec'y.
The above aleispostponed till SATURDAY, THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. at the same hour
and place. By orier OF the Trustees.
aus hi GEO. ". TURNEI, Sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY,
AUGUST TWENTY SIXTH, 1864, at the same
hour ami place. By order of the Roar OF Directors.
..E- GEO, W. TURNKEY. Sec'y.
Gold Hill August ID lS6t au22 I'll
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Ing COmpany.-Notce Is hereby given, that In &C
coTlance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws Of the above named company, there VIII be
sold mt public auction at the Office OF the Secretary,
on SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der. lSSi, between the hours Of i ana CLOCK p
NJ many shares Of the capital stock OF the COM
pany standing in the names OF the following per-
sous as will be necessary TO pay the amount due or
assessments together with costs Of advertising AMI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board of Trustees, made on the Goth day OF June,
ls64 many shares OF each parcel of said stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public auction. at
the Salesrooms OF John Middleton & Son, No. 100
Montgomery street, on the TWENTY-SECOND
DAY OF AUGUST, 1854, at IL O'Clock N. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs Of advertising ndexpenses Of the sale.
II. b. FORESTER. Sec'y,
aus I'd Office ut No. 43G jackson ST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

Ana in aecorJiancS with law, and an order Of the
Board OF Trustees made the eighth day OF July.
1854 80 many shares Of each parcel OF said stock as
Mcssrs. Jerome Rice 4 Co., No. 81 Montgomery
street, San Francisco on FRIDAY, THE TWEEN
TY-SiXTH DAY OF AUGUST le6i, at the hour Of
y O'Clock Al Of said day. to pay sid delinquent as
scssinet thereon together with costs OF advertising
and expepyes OF sale 9 Il. WHHkN Ell, Sec'N
!T77a7 Once 80 Montgomery street,
aul6 I'd Ban Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

CAUTION.-San Francisco Gold and Sil-
yer Mining Company, Gold Hill District, n. 1.-THE
public are hereby cautioned against negotiating or
purchasing the following stock In the above COM
pany the same having been duly sold at public auc-
ton June 18th, ls6i for delinquent assessments and
xya1,tn viz.
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Potomnr Gold and SILVER NIining 40.

fotOul1C NyOtu anu SuNtE w.
Notice Is hereby given that IN accordance with the
laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of said
company and an order Of the Board OF Trustees,
there will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY
THE TWENTY-SESESTH DAY OF AUGUST
next, between the hours Of three (3) and fOu %
O'Clock Pm, In front Of the SecretSryS office IN Gold
HILL 50 many shares of the capital STOCK of the above
named company, standing in the names u! the To-
lowing persons may be necessary to pay the as
ssSment heretofore levied the runlber oil shares
StantinS to their credit the books OF the company
together with cost Of advertisement and sale:
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C0mpany-Notice Is hereby given that In Accord
ance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the above company there will be sold at
public auction In front of the Secretary's office in
American City, on SATURDAY, AUGUST TWEEN
TY-SEYENTH, AID. 1861, at o'clock I'M, so many
shares Of the capital stock, of the above company
standing In the names OF the following persons as
will pay the assessments due thereon together with
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Npha Gold HilI Mining Company.-CoId,

Hill, n. T., July s. lS64.-Sotlce is hereby given
that in accordance with the laws of Nevada Terri
tory, the Bylaws of the Company, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees duly made, there will be sold
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash. pay
able in United States gold coin or Its equivalent In
front Of the SecretaryS Office, Gold HUI Storey co1n
ty, n. T., on THURSDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1884, between the hours OF two and three
O'clock p NJ, many shares of the capital stock OF
said company, standing in the names Of the follow
ing persons, as will he necessary for the payment OF
ali delinquent assessments levied and due thereon,
together with costs Of sale and advertising, unless
.-Io.n,. Ii. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
BY order OF the Board OF TrusteeS

Overmam Gold and silver Mining Co.
Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF this
company there viii be sold at public auction to the
hghcs, and best bidder for gold coin In front OF the
company'S office, In the town of Gold HUI, county
of storey, and Territory Of Nevada, on WEDNES-
DAY the 10th day Of August, AID, lS6i. between
the hours of IL O'Clock N. uni O'Clock, Pm, so
many shares Of the capital stock Of the above named
company standing in the name Of the following per-
sons to pay the assessments due, together with
costs of advertising and sale: "
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lu2 m Once 500 Clay street, ID 1oc


san Franchise Gold and Silver NlintBE
Company, Gold Hill District. Nevada Territory.
Notice Is hereby given, that at injecting OF the
day OF July, 1854, assessment Of Forty Cent? per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of aid com
coin, to the Secretary or to John Nygren Supefin.
tendent, at the mine. Any stock upon which naid
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18Th day o.
unless payment shall be made before viii Se cd on
wednesday, the 3lst day Of August 1874, to pay TIE
delinquent assessment together with Gusts q adyee
Using and sale. By order Of the Board q Tr9ster
EV JOICE, Bec'y,
ONCE, corner Washington and battery streets, San
Francisco. jylem