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PEMBROKE OIL COMPANY,
VenangO County, Pennsylvania,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STO OK,
100000.
10000 sHARIs At s. A SHARE, FULL PAID.
Working Capital Reserved for Develop
ment, $4,000.
ruubrsr-AITRsD HUNT, Use.
v,.,-r -rsr,rrgr-EDwARD sHIFFEN, Ese.
grcrrrARr ARD T11AsUUlu,
TIoHAs ". EyARe,

DIRECTORS:
Mr. ALFRED uUFT, Philadelphia, President Of the Beth
sbtm Iron Works.
Mr.. WILLIAM q. HOUSTON, No IL 3. Water street.
,,,' EDWARD sHPPEN. g. Z. corner Of Sixth aud wal
nut street. philadtpha.
Mr.. THOMAS W. EVANS, 10 $40 Chesnut street, Phh'-
dolphA. ,,
Nj T. W. BAILEY, No. 80 Chesnut street, Philadelphia
Mr. NIL BURGwIE, Pittsburg, Pa.
M a. HUSH BRAD FORD, New Brighton Pa.
MI L. CAREAGHAH, President Of Corn Planter OH
Company, Allegheny city, pa
llr. WILLIAM o. HUGHARr, Pittsburg Pa Secretary
and Treasurer OfPittsbmg and ConnelsyiIle khHoao'
The Company own in fee simple 7b acres Of the best
OIL Territory on the right bank Of the AneRhsny river near
on CITY with one prodr wen and another nearly com
rt,d in railroad, turnpike, and river 70 he
property.
For particulars sec Prospectus to be found vita any o
the Directors or At the ohBces Of
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AN APPEAL FROM RICHMOND.
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News from Macon.

MACON, November l9.-The military authori-
ties are active and vigilant, and every man is
under arms. Confidence is being restored. The
enemy are believed to be on our right, distant
about thirty miles. The city will be defended to
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nreel.InrIdse.s vietory Over anIem.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE FICHT or
NOVEMBER l3 AND IA.

NOVEMBER l3 AND Ii.
From RE Byai0I (Taul) Register.
OUr forces are making glorious finish Of the
campaign in East tennessee. On Saturday last,
November u, General Breckenridge attacked the
enemy In their ntrcnchm9nts at Bulls Gap
After carrying several lines Of their works, he
WilhdIeW in the evening, leaving the Warrens'
burg road open, and subsequently sent
General Dukes command 10 join General
Vaughn in the enemys rear. The Federals
at once evacuated the gap, and commenced q
retreat towards Knoxville. On Sunday, near
RusseYillo, the reueatng Federal column was
attacked and cut in two by Vaughan and Duke.
A short engagement resulted in the complete rOut
OF the enemy. Several hundred prisoners, q
train Of fifty wagons and ambulances, loaded
with supplies and valuable medical stores, many
horses, SIX l0-pOund Parrot guns, being the
whole of the euemy's artillery, and ten stands Of
Colors, fell into our hands. Our loss was slight.
General Brecknridge's headquarters were at
MOrTistOWn yesterday,
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EtO.. IatO.. Bto.. Etc. 1atO.
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Later from BrscIsInridge.
he PURsUEs OILLEN TO STRAWBERRY rL AIMS
From the Btfstol Rsgisisr, NOrembeyls.

From the Bftaol Rsgisisr, NOrembey IS.
Passengers from Jonesboro, Thursday, could
give us but little additional news of Brecllin-
idgesmoVements. He is still pursuing the enemy
and securing the fruits Of his victory. The total
number of prisoners captured Is reported 70 be
eight hundred and fifty. -Four hundred. these are
expected TO reach here to-day. Fifty wagons and
teams, in addition to those already reported, have
fallen into our hands. The enemy are in strong
force at Strawberry Plains, eighteen miles from
Knoxville and II Is said that General Vaughn is
again in their rear We expect TO hear Of another
handsome "bagging" affair in few days, ana
then no for Knoxville.
Later intelligence received SATURDAY hiBn'
assures us that our forces hold Strawberry Plains,
and that the enemy have retreated 10 their forti-
fcatOns at Knoxville
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PANIC AMONG TIE PEOPLE,
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EDITION
HE Is EVERYWHERE VIC
ToRIoUs.

Macon and Milledgevillo Burned,
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ESCAPE OF THE LEGISLATURE,
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'o''' President, JAMES LYND,

GOAL AT COST-$75O PER ToN.-THE
Y Consumers Mutual Coal Company Incorporated
under thc General Mining Law Of the state OF Penn
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Beauregard's Appeal to the
Georgians.
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Special to Tho Evening Telegraph.
From city Point.
wAsuRorov, November 25.-The star has the
following
CITY POINT, Va, November q, 10 A. NJ
Nothing new or important, except the arrival Of
deserters, who report the occupation of Macon,
% b,y Eeneral EhpTman
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Ia FOR LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY,
Tbe BTitlsh ship HILADELPHIA, Captain @. +. Pools
win san for tie above port on the lbIh november
s'eefSss Sz' M 'uIIioMAs THOMAS RICHARDSON 4 co.,
,n0e No. 10l WALNUT Street.
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The CITY OF PANAMA.-Panama was at
one time considered "one of the richest
and most important towns Of commerce
in the world" 1t was called by the
Spaniards "the noble and very loyal city
of Panama" 1t was made the head of
bishopric in 1921. 1t had converts for
the orders of San Francisco, Santa Do
mingo, La Merced and the bare footed
Augustins, and Jesuit college and semi
nary: also university, founded by the
Bishop Don Francisco Xavier de Lusa in
l75l; al hospital Of San Juan de Dios,
and nunnery of Nuestra Sonora de Ia
Conception. All these institutions and
establishments have been closed or de-
stroyed for many years. There is some
prospect of the ancient splendor of Pana-
ma reviving. 1t is in contemplation to
make it the capital of New Grenada
There are now 81 steam-packets month
which arrive at or depart from the port Of
Panama. .... ..u
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UNFoRTuNATB AT CoHPLINENTs.-It is
related of a Partisan portrait-painter, that
having recently painted the portrait of a
lady, critic who had just dropped in to
see what was going on in the studio, ex-
claimed 1t is very nicely painted but
why did you take such an ugly model J"
1T is my mother" calmly replied the
artist.
"Oh. pardon, thousand tines from
critic in the greatest confusion.
You are right; l ought to have per-
ceived it. She resembles you completely"
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CAUTION.-The pubIic ure hereby can.


To shareholders i'm the Belcher, Baldwin
and AbCmathC CompanieS.--At meeting Of the
Board Uf Trustees of the above named companies,
held AT their office June lSt, l>6 Dividend No. ], OF
Seven Dollars per share un each share OF stock In
said companies. was declared (beInE Twenty-une
Dollars per foot OIL the original Bclcher claim paya-
bic al the office Of said companies, No. Is south B
street. Virginia, N T., ami after the lOth inst
Parties applying Tor dividends any but their own
shares uf stock will he required to r with the Sec
rcIdry SuIlcrnt authority from the owners Of said
shares TO collect the same and none will be consid-
cred Us entitled 10 such dividends unless the shares
stand In their names the books OF the companies.
No transfers will be made unless recelpted for by the
parties owning the Stock In person, or by parties
holding sufficient power Of Attorney from them
BY order OF the Board.
II. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
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my23 I'd b. W. TOMLINSoN. Sec'y.
Green Gold and silver Mining Company,

Location Cod Hill DIStrICt, SIOrty county, n. 7.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees OF said company held OH the 18th
day Of June, lS6I, all assessment Of Fiity Gents
per share PAYABLE In United States Gold Coin. was
levied upon the capital stock Of said company,
payable on the eighteenth day Of June lsbt, to the
Secretary Any stock upon which assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, July 18th, 1861, will be
advertised on that day Us delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before. will hc sold on Mon
tav August lst lS6I at II O'Clock NJ to pay the de-
lnquent assessment together with costs Of advcrti-
sing and expenses Of the sale. BY order uf the Board
OF Trustees Il. H. SMITH, Sec'y.
Room No. S.Naglee's Building, S. ". corner Of Mer-
chant and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
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Oaice Boyce & Reynolds Gold and Silver

Mining Company Gold Hin District, y. I. San
Francisco June IL, lS6I.-At u meeting OF the Tru$-
tees of the above named Company, held this day, an
assessment of Two Dollars per share duly levied
on the entire capital stock Of the Company, payable
on the 18th June, lS6 to the Secretary at his Office,
northeast corner Of Washington and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
July, lS4, will be advertised on that day as dcil
quent and unless payment shall he made before, will
be sold at the office Of the Company ON Tuesday. the
ID day OF August, lS6i to pay the delinquent
ment together with Gusts of advertising and expense
OF sale. X. MCMILLAN, President.
n S, REYNOLDS. Secretary. in9I In.
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DEMOCRATIC RULE. - The Placerville
Democrat having said, The people are in
iebted to the Democratic party for wealth,
prosperity and glory; to the Abolition
party for poverty, misery and disgrace"
the Sacramento Star takes that statement
for text, and descants thereon as follows:
"The only wealth that the people are in
debted to the Democratic party for is this:
James Buchanan was inaugurated President
of the United States on the 4th Of March,
1857. On that day there was in the United
States Treasury a sum of money (gold and
silver coin) amounting To a little less than
S22, 900 900. During his administration the
Territory Of Arizona was purchased, through
the instrumentality Of General Gadsden, for
SIC, 600. On the 4th Of March, 1851,
when Abraham Lincoln took his seat as
President, he found the Government Of the
United States encumbered with debt Of
$50 600, 900, making t. tai OF Sl00, ,000, 900
against the Democratic Administration OF
lS57-6l, for which all we have to show is
the expense of arid plains and cactus thick
cts known as the Gadsden Purchase. In the
meantime what became OF the revenue of the
country during the four years Of Buchanan's
Administration Allowing that the Mormon
insurrection cost the Government 81 ,000,0 900,
and the Paraguay difficulties $500, 900 more,
which is very wide estimate for either,
where did the balance go: To the pockets
OF Floyd, Thompson, and the thousand other
villains by whom the imbecile Buchanan was
surrounded. AS for the prosperity and
glory part oft, we can see nothing remark
able in it, for during the Democratic rule,
hausting war to drag upon our national f.
nances, nor would we ever have had civil
war il the slave Democracy could have held
! the reins of Government. As soon as they
found they could no longer hold the scepter
of rule, they rallied to the banner cry ofruin.
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Constable'S Sale.

ID Of Justice S. Ii. Robinson's Court, of Gold Hill
Township, Storey County, n. T., to me directed In
Company, In the sum OF 800 and costs have seized
and will expose for sale at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, July 9Th, A. D. 1854, at o'clock P
NJ, in front OF Justice s. H. Robinsons office, Gold
Hill, Storey County, N T, the following described
property, to wit: Al the right title, and interest of
said Andes Mining Company, judgment debtors, in
In the Andes Mining Company, and lying and being
situated In American Flat Gold Hill District, as per
notice Of location q the same which claim Is q
shaft one hundred and twenty 2O) feet more or ess
also small shed or windiass. 7
EIlsE. W. h BEEGAN,
am. Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold HILL June Is, 1854. .s.- jnl6 td+
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Great MOgul District, Amad0r County, California.
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting of the
Board OF Trustees said company, held the 18th
day Of June, lS6I asScSSmrnt or Fifty Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock nf said cOm-
Secretary, or TO Mr. A. Lukin. Gold Hil y. T. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain un-
paid Saturday, the 18th day Of July. lS6i will he
advertised on that day delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, viii be sold OH Mon
day, the lSt day Of August, lSi, 10 pay the deln-
qent assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of the sale. By order Of the Board OF
Trustees. Il. y. VAN BRuST, Sec'y,
Onicc 100 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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Minerva Gold Hill Mining COMPANY,

Gold Ili, y. T.. Coppers' 4 Mills ground No. 2.
Notice is hereby given, that al meeting OF the Trus
tees u uf said company, held the 9Th day OF June
l>iI on assessment Of Twenty-Five Dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said company
payable Immediately, 10 the Secretary at his Office
No. > ArmOTy iiall, san Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
Sth day OF July neat, will he advertised OH that day
rs deinquent; and unless payment shall be made he
fore, will be sold the 2id day of July to pay tht
delinquent ASSESSMENT together with cuSt Of advtr'
tiSing and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
l.. ID. INGULDSBY, Scc'y,
Onicc. Room No. =, ArmUry Hall, Sun Francisco.
mil IN
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Hnrtford NTiniuC Company, Gold Hill

DlstrICt, n. T.-NOtICe Is HEREBY ElNtn That, AT a
meeting OF the Trustees Of the above named compa-
ny. held this day, (May II, lS'') All assessment (NO
S) OF One Dollar per share was levied on each and
every share of the capital ock Of said company.
payable on OF before the 18th day Of June, lS in u
5. gold con to the $ Cretary, at his office No. ah
Merchant street, San Francisco. Any st0cS upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on that
day, will be advertised delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold ON the
sth day of July next to pay the delinquent assess
mcnt together with cost ofadycrtSlne and expenses
of sale. BY order Of the Board.
. Il N
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Omcgn ,ioId Hill Mining Company, Gold

HIll \. T.-Cuppers' 4 Mills Ground No. Mo-
ttCe Is hereby given, that Ut meeting OF the TTlIS
tees of said Company, held OH the 1lh day of June
lS6l an assessment OF Twenty-Five Dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock of said COM
pany payable immediately to the Secretary, at his
Office NJ. :, ArmOry Hall, San Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the Sth day Of July next will he advertised on that
day rs delinquenI; and unless payment shall be
made before, will he sold on the sd day Of July, to
pay delinquent assessment together with cost ul all
vertiSing and expenses Oi sale.
By order Ui the Board vi Trustees.
l.. d. ING0LDSBY, Scc'y,
Office. Room No ., Armory Hail, San Francisco.
Ii
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THE EVENING NEWS.
K.epin9 II Before the People.

The California papers are very amusing,
and some Of them have been so for year
past. They operate to charming effect in
this line, by their continual harping Of the
old song: "Ours are the best mines, and our
people are the most prosperous Washoe is
humbug, and silver lodges delusion; and
the climate is insuferable, and everybody is
coming back" They have harped that for
nearly two years, in fact; and still harp it.
Editors in dilapidated, shriyeled towns in the
dry diggings, who year by year see their bus.
mess going into decay, try to keep good
face on affairs, when the only real object
hoped to be accomplished is to keep the rem
nant Of their population. from crossing the
Sierra Nevada. =. .....-..--.-.. ~
We all know that the population Of this
Territory is continually increasing. We
know that it draws on California for this in'
crease; for the people who cross the plains
are not so sharp as Californians, and have
not yet learned better than to keep right on
through Silverland to the old Golden State.
Then where is the sense in SO much talk
about people having their eye-teeth cut and
abandoning the Territory? Some go, while
others come; but the stages with great uni
formity carry larger loads hither than they
take away. AS to the climate; no one pre-
tends to rate it with California; and that is
corroborative testimony that there is some
thing here worth stopping for. Assuredly
people do not quit the magnificent climate
under the genial skies Of California, to swelt-
er and shrug in this inhospitable land, with.
cut improved prospects in the great game Of
life-money- making. ....a.... .a
1t is great folly, tending to some bitter
ness Of feeling and productive Of no good
this snarling at the young Territory and de-
picting disaster as the common lot of :hose
who visit it or abide in it. The Territory is
a good customer to the Golden State, paying
high prices in hard bullion. 1t is building
up the State, which had begun to fall into
the slow-going style Of the Atlantic States.
Our people go to California for recreation,
and spend their money liberally-profusely;
and when they have acquired a competency,
many have taken up their abode in the old
State, to viii h they we're attracted By adyan-
tages of climate and soil, and by pleasant
memories. Most of US have lived in Califor-
MIA, and love it still; and must decline being
arrayed against it, as jealous Of its prosperity.
There is a hard metal bond Of sympathy uni
ting the Territory and the State, and the
prosperity Of one should delight, as it bene-
its, the other.-HumboLdt Register. "
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Ledgc) Gold Hill District, Nevada TrrTitnry.-Nutice
Is hereby given, that at meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees OF said Mount Eden Mining Company, held
the JlSt day Uf May. l>6I. assessment OF Fifty
Gents per share Was levied upon the capital stock Of
said company, payable OH the ith day OI June, lS6i
In L. ). gold coin, to the Secretary, to Franklin
Morgan, Superintendent at the mine. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
Saturday the III day Of July lS6i, will be advertised
on that day delinquent and unless payment shall
be made before, Will be sold on Monday, the 18th day
OF July, lS4 to pay the delinquent assessment, To-
gethcr with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale. By order Oi the Board OF Trustees.
IL. B. CONGDUN, Sec'y,
Office, No. 69u Washington street. Room No. 5, San
Francisco. int M
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GENERAL Hays, Of Pennsylvania, killed
in battle, had great confidence in General
Grant. Knowing the character Of his old
friend and companion in arms, he anticipa-
ted precisely such battle as that in which
he fell. In recent letter to relative. he
seemed to have presentiment of his death.
Anticipating the collision of the mighty
armies of Grant and Lee, he repeated the
line of the Scottish seer: ...,.....-
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Michigan Mining and Mill Company

Notice is hereby given that at meeting VI the Board
of Trustees OF said company held on the 7th day oi
June. lS6l, an assessment Of Ten Dollars per share
lrvird On the capital stock Ot the company, pay-
able 10 the Secretary In United States COIN at his
office In Gold Hill, y. I. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on SATURDAY
the 9TH day of July, ls6 will be- advertised that
day delinquent, aud unless paylncnt shall b.
made before, will be sold oil Wednesday, August
IOth, S'i To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Vt advertising and expenses Ui the sale.
4 discount of per cent. Will lie allowed Oh ali
amounts paid before the 18th day of June, lSL.
Iiy order Of the Board of Trustees.
~ pEASE S.t'y
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Grosh Consolidated Gold and silver Nil

ming Company Storey county, \. T-Notice is here
by given. that At meeting of the Board OF Trustees
oil said company, held on the llth day uf June, lS
all assessment OF Twenty Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of said company, payable i'm
nediatey In L. :. coin the Secretary. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid Oh
Saturday. the 18th day Of July l>6i. will BE- advcr
tise on that day delinquent, and unless payment
shall he made before, will be sold on "Wednesday the
81 day of August lS6i, 10 pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and rNpen
ses Of sale BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS II. RYDER, Scc'y.
0tfice, No. 4, Court Block, Clay ST. San Francisco
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victor Hugo Gold and silver Mining Co.

Gold Hill District, Storey county, \. T.-NOllCG Is
hereby given, that ut a meeting vi the Trustees Of
said Company. held on the twelfth (l2th) day Of May
lsi,l, an assessment Ui Two Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the company puya-
bile the Secretary, In L. :. gold coin, the ulcc
oil the company. In this city, to sam. 4. Curtis,
Esq, Superintendent, At Virginia, \. r. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid OH
the 10th day Of June, lS will he advertised on that
day rs delinquent, anu unless payment shall he made
before viii be sold the aTh day Of June, lS6, To
pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Ut advertising and eXpGSes Of sale BY Orler OF the
Board OF Trustees WM. WILLIS, Stc'y,
Office. No. III Montgomery ST., san Francisco.
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AIuhn EoId IJiII 1Iinjur Comnnny.-No

tice is hereby given that at meeting ui the Board
OF Trustees OF said company held this day.
sesSmcnt OF Twenty Five (S2i) Dollars per share
levied upon each and every share ol the capital
stock Of mo Goinpany, payable in U. 5. gold CON- on
before the 18th day Oi june S64. 10 the Secretary
at his office ut Gold Hill. AnStOckholderS persons
entitled TO stock, who shall. prior, to the 10th ol
June, pay said assessment shall he entitled 10 de-
duCIIUu Of live per cent. upon the same.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
WM. II. WATSON, Scc'r.
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Oznrk Gold and silver Mining Company
q N IIin nisfrIct n T-NntIct, is hereby ViNn

Ozark Gold aud SILVER Mining COmpnny-
Gold Hill District, n. T.-NOtlce is hereby given
rhnt at u meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of said
company held the 18th day of June, lSlii, an as
Sessrnt of Teu 40 Gents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said company payable on the
18th day of June, lSd in gold coin Of the United
states OF America, to the Secretary, at the Office
the company No. 30 Montgomery street, in the city
OF San Francisco, California, or 10 J. G. NOycS Su
perIntendent, Virginia, \. 4. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid Oh Saturday
the 10th day Of July, lStI, will be advertised on that
day Us delinquent, and unless payment be made be-
fore. will he sold on Saturday the 3th day OF July
sji to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and EXPENSES Of sale.
nv order OF the Board Of Trustees
l.. {. MCCUMB, Sec'y.
Office. 40 Montgomery street, San FrauciSco, Cal.