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Progress OF tho Maori Wharf.-The Native
Forces Defeated by tho English--Des-
perate Fighting and Heavy Losses OF.
both Sides, SO.
Saw FaAscsco Feb H. 1895
new Zealand dates OF the 9o,h Of January rcsvcd
en'oen waka'ar murdsren had been sentenced .cts
executed.
Tho Maori war continued. The native forsss wore
defea'ed by tho English with heavy Iosa on The ao,n a
November, at Poverty Bay Koohan hea been evscu
aisd BY the rebels after q severe engagement Thcy
fought with the greatest desperation but were obIixea
70 leave one hundred and twenty guns behind them.
The loss OF the English very heavy Tho KoohA.
Insurgents after their defeat oyertures OF peace
which were rejected
The adyices from Australia are rnmpor,ant
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M. Proposed Police Bul for Jersey c,tv.
vrc,, mo MEETING or THE OPPONENTS AND Ap
MexKNTB.

,, meeting OF the voters and taxpayer OF Jsr,sv
civ w.. hs, Tat the City Hail last night to "oonssass
The smcndm.,. ~ Of the city charter ana other ae.s
soec,lus N. n,s Yeats Of Jersey CITY pending IN ,hs
- ~ ,h ball. which has passed tho Assembly
spd a now boore the tsnaie providing for police
mOu and so,os Yor s 81 Sus ns .ss ss
sidsrsbly excited on tn subject and being sv,.
dUn. ~: tho meeting an . s.sss %. sss
order mo friends and ODD snts OF tho bin psss
OFT In rons force. Zach part, sssrninod goasbis W
'0 ssis es,ses Il. meeting called % essss end
motion VS. made that hts Hon, nnyor IIevslssa -
sSS.'s 20 90 o gpSs ss ys .aa Ss
made known their Opposition In an "th"y acUon"n-
The Mayor thsn took his ~ra,. when .sais msse
for dvhaon, ana some ons u the anSenoe esidf opy
O. l.. Ostcad then ssfs1ed secfy,sry, with ne
safne demoustfnios above
Mayor Cleveland Iaid that .cvord'ug tome call hs
supposed they had thnrc consider Of the
acts and charter amendments now before tho hsgsAtun
Ito had procured copies Of of o acts arapropossd
that thcy should bJ rend After soenc romMks BY
sons In tho aud encc AID confuscu, the Soc esrry PRIV
oecdcd To read tho new police Du. which ms been
Al tho conclusion " tho read ng. Qakn Adams moved
tho adoption Of The hh This proposilinn esusei W.
when finally hejDr Psngborn oforot rnent
that IA tho OF tho citing TINT Tho bi bcsoms
law, which acrep.sd
The Cha thon stated tho ginal uAoton, aianG
Can amendment has besnmade BY MAJOR fangboras u
VERMONT
A voicc-'Tbres cheers for Major Panglpui" ne
cheers given, aud followed by threr grpar2
The vote Then takon laying tho mOuon on ~
table and tho Chairman declared that he was unnbk -
decide A division then had, aud tho motion 70
uoclarei carried.
Ayo,ce--"we knowed that when elected -
tho chair At this stage OF tho prpcoedraa the Ereas9
confusion prevailed the Mayor Tsprng necessarily VIII
a tho table for order
Ttrec cheers then called Cor and given FOR .hss
police bill
Captain j. W. bryce was then introduced and procse1r
cd 10 read lengthy resolutions, dcngunung In ~
the proposed poice bill whiie doing -
three cheers called for snd given for MARCIA y
ward tho Governor when cries wero raised 70 put 49,
The bin was then discussed pro and con by Msnws,
wurtx John d Perry, Major rsogborp, y. u bs6e2
Mr.. Ransom, Washington H. Williams and Mayor Glove
land aftes which resolutions adopted, and toe
meeting adjourned at a late hour
During the p~ogrcss Of Tho meeting shs police csoe
several disordrry persons. and 81 hmss general ~
seemed Inevitable a
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me leo IN the North ana Vast ivers v.s q unusai
th,sssss yesterday rskibs nssIE.i'oa IN ths hs'ef
both dimcua ssa d.ngsryus On tbs fssrss 'hs grss~s
Ineonscuicnos has hs>n srperspoeA hsrspofted ~
bssa Witch lsfs sp IN Mes Yes ~ Hun ~ r.sns
:, o'ols<k on Yasy evening AZ not rrsch thss y>es
urfil az O'Clock the following morning sna VS. an
oshsr of sh~se fsrryb~ts whieh arrived ~h 90 fne@y
sfsrnsou ianfsd IL ps<rsprsrs cn whsr n~M tbe iS1
of p,u>rvsit s,rpss s.ing " TIE Voc hs whsnasousx
ferryhsaD nsds Instr ups iona Intervals yshefosy,
many on them oreupyins from ons " sws heufs w s.
"a shs pslots tearing W wus th~m ~ NE ss,1s
AZ aa~fins lcs rhrvs ~ tbs h0ah bss~nsh
ssr.~t ba~is ssrs badly injuysf ~ NE re
~ 70 10 eomp-isJ 70 sspsns shssr rsl~ rs.sr N
eo,nmodlnr sh~ pMfrvns q thst sous@ Thr Fuhon ~
nv bo~s Cllnton aho O'Clock yesterday ngrnins
sun orly ~ driven wthn tsn fess ~ Tho sip snd
ssso ,sdsers he'd 20 b. pisss< vish cns ss1 on ne
A ra t~ ss~r 90 bridge 10 smakSs me passengers
NJ erses : sndlns Ths Ers nAn~sy f~svy bcsis ns1s
b.,, oorpsctlsns with tbs w~iss, b~t Yy>xsisry s
ns,ds q lcs 90 The Hsdsoc rsvss % yrdsT Might us
- IA have boa scrc~ sxsrnt The brrrDsp ~ ID
r,c~ss had hsr SIDE "a wkiis Iyias "a hs fc "A
.s street % vn1sy ssht ssx -ssk IN sfs~ ssr.snss
u~r cargo csn~s~snx t&~co, e><xoa sn1 s<~ses VS.
nss-Arrsvsf 90 shs nssgts. ssA cessas.
Yn~rs ere no nrns u tss s~e@shsp n~axsn
nansxs. W n. Feb tf-foF
mes. are No sSss q shs s>s~slip csn@As n'"
f4r~<nnoi
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Amusemenss.
Mss LAcosrE As xrnaIsrA.

MISS LACOHTE A. VIRGINIA.
The and long expsctod debut OF Miss
IAcose tho character of Virginia. In tho play Of
that name, written by geniemsa % this city. took
place the Academy Of Music las. evening, add
was witnessed by q fsiry filled bu, rather critical
house. Of the play liitIs In tho way Of prase
can be ssid. n b remarkable for "words and for
an exiroms lack of inscrcst In pios, action and
dialogue ssd q plentiful want cf peists 70 aid an
actor or actress In ssning favor with an audience
lie forsm &c. lnterisrded with weary plaiiiudes and
rseysd only and ihrn with an oasis Of rheiorc OF
cloquencs wonder n that professional dramaiis'
should connIve at rs produclion upon the metropolitan
stage II ~ the story sf Virgnius and his daughiar In
tue days Of the Decems ne or Rome better told IN the
tragedy OF vlrrInas with tho besl situations spoiled by
rcdandAno.es ana which mist be cnt down
aud trimmed out before ~ author can reasonably hope
foe ~ with c0rps OF trained srt-tes Ia
ihe cast wuh tho sxceptloa u nr Prior and
~ others the company cnsctsng lass evening wa,
composed Of yrcs On tho stage. hiss lAooate !.
very younS has rniss for she Highest walks
Of tbs drama and sfr proper ednostsn and apprentice
r,rs a The rrofrr,n Tlsr reading IN places was er
cellcn, lacking only infection, sn her demeanw on the
sssra for 'S. ~. cry ssS s,,s az g ss ~.
gramme, tho lonsclt and nef elaborate In the Ing
IIsh Drama and Throughout ~ almost in,erminsbi.
oser OF shrub Tnan and living agnro % pcesy. shs
rarsy failed 10 enunoAis plainly and corecy the ma
,. s We N. sss pss. .sS voice. ,s p
form and feature, and Was warmly reoevef. in spv 81
mo eoolns.. lhrg.n asycss and upon her BY NO de
Of the remainder of tks drszl.s rsy~mg The ~w
tho socnrrt ncnicd. Their newnsss n the s1s sbou
prove their zied frem sbusc, cricism 80 DONNA
ion ID stated BY Mr. Cercpret. who fsv, speed
bsfote the drpp AZ the nf,h and last sc's MAJ
cindsf thai Mss LAnosis had ap fsssd In publ
beforr and In fsct bad ~lsnss zDr- than fos
PLAYS at tho theatre She played tho naturally
peshap@. frvsa ths lack of such sxpss Asss.
oosoxrr OF rms roxnArs, n unorHxns.
Irving Han wss crvwdsd let agAi on occasion
played of veuxtemrs, We ber'. and VOLTS chos'
ga works. 10 style far supe s,r "a thsf u their ~
concert IN Nex Yors. There vxs q decided lmpryv
mens Also " ths vocal snd o. sssir.i paris q the pr
sang syienddsy, and Carl s~rhutr. t~ssn wss felt
| the eyerturcs % Lschnsr ~ "A Ro-.lnl
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ALBANY. Feb H. 1858.
The srr.KKn presented the annual report OF the Com
inissioners OF Emigration.
BY Mr. L. d. HusrSorox, tdcm.) OF wcstchcs,cr TO
regulate deposs Of money belonging 10 New York city
by Mr. YousaIovr trcp) OF sara,oga--ro incorporate
the American Exploring and Mining Company
BY Mr.. BAKER trep Of PutnHm-To Incorporate the
Brooklyn Grocets Association.
by Mr. WED, ldem.l OF Cinton-Favorably for state
aid for the construction OF railroad this west xdc of
Lake Champlain, from Piattsburg 10 white Hall asks
for 5000 per mile to nK the saary OF the King county
Treasurer 81 600 per 10 amend the charter of
Seneca Falls village TO confirm tho act OF the Common
Council O. Buao relative 10 Seneca Street Railroad 10
incorporate the National Indemnity Company; TO extend
this tins for tho compoton u tho south SIDE Railroad
Of Long fand and 10 Increase IT. capital Stock ccdug
Jurisdiction 10 the United States Of certain lands under
wafer In tho owcr New York Bay for quarantine pur
poses
Mr. JuxHtSs made Informal report from the Con-
fcrenc, Com IA ttso on The Health bL They had agreed
To allow the Governor aud Senate 70 appoint four com
together with the Police and tho Health
Ocsr of the port should constitute the fantary Board
As scou NJ minor amsndmsnA we're perfected formal
ny Mr. CnRAxxs, tdcm of New York To compel the
proprcton OF places Of amusement In New York pay
over 0ve per cont o. their gross earnings for chai.be
stocks or bonds in their custody short -''''-
NY Mr. R..soss.. t,ep.l Of Kias.-To improve sh'
By Mr.. sssnsrmr lden., Of New York-.ro Inoopo
rate the New York Metallic P,es aud warehouse Com
pany
by Mr. Jsxnss, tdcm.) Of New york--ro incorporate
the New Yort Ilond Deposit Company
NV Mr. r. X srxwARr frep. Of New York-To con
Arm the action of the New York Common cocnc rels
i've In rnIlruad m avenue G and other srcsts New
York
Mr. Jpxwus gave notice Of bill 70 improve the pave
monis ia broadway.
Mr. srrvxx.ox idcmj Of New York gave notice az .
bin 20 amend tho Registry law
Mr.. Mooar. dem Of Grscne, gave notice Of bill "a
incorporate the Metropolitan Market Company.
To NJ the salary Of the CITY Judge Of Brooklyn Al
Is 900 per annurn To smspd the charter Of the New
York steam Agricultural Society Foe Improvement Of
TN. u.Arrn snA
message was received nom the benaie Announcing
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The shasi.g.
rns wonr rxsrxap Av-eoop Arrrspascr nc
aAp fCn.

SAP ZOO.
Exp~rene~ prov~ nat wemsn n not the only sci.
men Of inco1st&ncy ana~k 0f si asrellabie material
ice Il cerainy me %; and " this previously
Doubted - % srlassv-ly psvv~a yesterday. Evsry
where the ~ 10 h psss ord~v sna sheash shsrs
mynAds % wee .bs shss~su, Zoe sbis W isdslss
their psc>ilvsys
On the PssS ixkss sAsss vss sos mach sksisax rhs
'cs s'hoaf stout end srn, w~s ss~d hsrs and thsrs
with az ks~. which sh~~s W hlr snysbnx
sui arr Abe ;. ths skss~s On NE spp~s i&ks thsrs
w.rss ~ ss~sr, twt ne iowsvcne tks~ vsrs none
Ins nnh ssssas pon1 p.c~sots1 1fEk~sbis srp.sr'
arcs Over feuv th1os&Bd p><~ens a6i~s and Gesur-
mep snxIsuziy sndssvor~d 70 posA sb<f sag out 90
W. fcs, sn1 greet nvm5~x sseceexe1 IN doIag bwt
a skasiaS vss fec dsGsr>ss ~ vhs1 he bs>n he
<.sisx msS<h did not come ~, b~t wnf On ssdy
Gag. ms)~r o>fnss -h~s d~<~rufo~f urse hsvias .
4 smooth srriscs N ~ pcp1 w nsn1ay.
rhs Eso<Mfcr pond w~s NJ o~y ess On whi<s th~fe
80 rssiiy nk ske1inG A. im@s~ss wosd tnr,~T~f
sps iss~ h~sx, - ~ tce tkD~sh mghuy cpt ~, WI
tasbsi~~~ ~ n fcs1 pr1er ts1nJ
rhers We syssn1A snnnmT q ~ ths nreekiyn rsrfs
Jsster1&y The ~ n<tr~i fcasofs u ne ar Gas tss
gstbsrfuf several th0u@~sx r~r~rs "a ne unior rod
wnnsrsbus, wksr@ th~rs Wa ears Cos ca nr "a a
jiion V which Harry f~~is th~ great usht rcps ~
yfmsr, The rvsi " Bonfs sss. a. iassrts'iax snsf
i iTmett
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assAuLr AND RoBrERy IN oArnAaixE STREET.
On FRIDAY evening John somers, attached 70 the
ulsd States steamship Do soto, passing through
otharnc street when two men stepped up TO and e zed
irld somers the other man crebly ried hs pockets Of
ny-our dollars loyal tudcr notes snfners cred Tor
hip When enssr na.s q the fossh prse,nc VINO was
rsvo his name a. John Darick HIS confedcrssc how.
ever made his escape with tho stolen money Burdick,
S,T arrairnsI before Jic Downing and committed for
trial in default q 81, 600 bsiL
CHARGE or proA ANY.
o,e H. Horburg WAS yesterday taken into custody on
ale complains Of his wife, MAry Louisa Hoburs rsdins
a, ls0 North sc~ond street. williamsburg she sIcrcs
defepdaut IN Brooklyn, by The Row. VILLAIN " johnson,
OF that city. IN further charged TINT ON The 7 n<l,
1890 MO- rsruv cssnpbcn of fc-ncrvis NJ J., tho
cer,mouy being performed BY the Rev. j. Bosworth.
Justice Mansfield bsf.se whom The case vas heard
ss bal -'
csps 81 alleged fcssery was Under exsminAiicn be-
fore yuscs Connolly " the Fourth Districts Police Court
yesterday sNsp.sDa Luther WISE, clerk IN NE en-.
,,ov AZ rv rkautu " Mrsd, broker ala Third avenue,
sompisns seAasse cssrss smith chA<glng thai ~ psy
ssf ror sSos = IL srvsn three sen,hs United states
benz. ssscr for s7le On hs Eighth rssiosAi bank
asspsa ,sssR.s sS Sc 4. : :s:ss ' 81
AZ, ~ - taller Of the Eighth national Bank Smith
rccsycd mis- bonds and el1 ~ IN change Que him.
fcv rsvssnt was inform that the ccrtincaon was
fofssry ana further, that no such man ss HAgesry
NJ ~ sososnt there smith was subsequently ssrestet
si II &C. - g. sssA ss ially lssssissisd
70 Tnr EDITOR ov rnn HERALD.
r~n nu1aa HAN BxsK, Nsv fosE, Fcb. III lssA
= 40 yuoYuinr. under the HH40 .
or4ics In8sllfrwsoe ycar reporter aas@ nes -
me2ey wnq eo1Sined upon forget chcck ~ wv pur
p0>l1g = - drnws by Mr. Mad. o. IwcnH ~ - -
np1o Inm hnnk The infer nee y thai me check -
ssshed by % ms Il entirely Incorrect the cheek
Drsston VS. on smother bank, and w~ cAsheo ~ ~
kesd and by him deposited with Us for coilecuon
thc paragraph above I'll ded n rhccs somewhat on
rsss yeu viii 10 me The justice 20 publish ~ STAT
hsnt DANIEL SINS Paying Teller.
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News fr0sn San Frsmstsco.
HAs rRsxusop, Fob II. tDeo.
Tho Unwsd ssas- siocp Of var cyxns has arrives
hsre. -.
rhs steamer Pacific. from Oregon, with $1,000 10
treasurc. has also arrived
\. hining stocks wsakss ,-e~~sNe ee7o, 0ea11
Curry Sf.oss yellow Jsekss $780, Chess rotso ~,
Ophir $40 Hale korcro@ $3.50. Crown rolnt -.
Aiphn e200 Imperial offf
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MATCH BgrwEEs EAvAsAcH Asp RonxRTs. vuo
ysorrsu ON Aurros-- RoBynrs rmx wrSwu.
MExsHfa Tenn, Fob II, feo4
In Tho Engiish game of bilIiafds played ssi nlgt -
tween Kasanash tho American champion, and Hobeso4
Engllsh ohAplsa. ths latter sicsorseA w sAs
points
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News from FORTRESS Msnrse.
foHrsws hospos. tsb. ~. isoa
The United ssates gunbost Ma kinaw, FROM roseg
mouth, ~ ~, aud the French sioop f.wss D'EstaaaU
arrixed hare 10 dsY.
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Between two and three O'Clock Saturday morning
fro was discovered 10 the cellar OF four story tencmsn,
house In the rear OF 100 Mott street, Eight families
In the PREMISES and luckily, they all escaped, bu,
were unable 10 remove any OF thcr furniture. The
smoke ssconied tho stairs rapidly that was with
much dculy the tenants OF tho top floor escaped suo
cation The nremnn very quick NJ the pfemises,
and by great exeross under the rccon OF the Chief
Engineer the DANES confined "a the cellar and n
portion 81 the rst floor Damage 70 the building about
tho cf Charles spaight The Art floor
cupied by Louis RoseDhal damage 10 furniture about
1900 insured fur $500 In ths Rutgers Insurance Com
pany. John. CliaDsds furniture wns daanszed about
5000 nsrznce. The cause Of tho Orc 10 n present
Fire in Church in Brooklyn.
A. ten o'clock yesterday morning hfe occurred !!
the First Pc byteran church, Of Clinton and
Rcmsen sirrsls Brooklyn, of which Rev. nsnry vHr
Dyke Is ps1tor. The timely scovery OF the tre pre-
vented serious damage The nrc arose from defective
that condition for several years Had this FRO occurrc'
during church services hore IL doubt grave conse
quencca would have resulted. There s criminal nsgicc
chargesbc TO somebody IN this case
Firr NJ osor6s.ew.. D. -. g. !, ,...
are occurred 10 Gcossslows, C., al me foot q
consumed several wooden bud,ngs Among those de-
sroycd, with ia contents was ono used No warehouse
by tho New York and wsshinson Siosmshp line Tn
steamship Baltimore was lying Al tho docks when TN
IRE took pisce and received some damage. but wa
NOV out In tho stream and saved The 0re s said :,
have been caused from tbs burning cf ssns hay stored
IA tho sheds near by. The loss VIII DO quits heavy
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The Accident ~ che A@e~tsaa Theatre
TO yux RpfroH on ngnaLp,
Nxw Yosa Ysh. fs feoo
win yoa BE- kind 10 recsify ths msists n ysss
paper about my accident the nrss am nos sr<sf
that ~as mistake hut M .hosldss S.s as'se,ss@
Produce and commission m~ruhsns me West stxss6
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suDpEs DnauA workman. bamsd Csrrrt ksvnn-
nagh employed In the oil ~orks ~ Jenny Scala, -
the foo, ef Hush street, n d. dled al half p~ 80
ocsk on Saturday evening from tho EFFECTS ~ nhsiiag
naphtha cis,srn With he employed In cssns
ing
house OF Mr. Roanss IN Commercial street, Oreenpofs
was found dead kls bsd -four osiock 90 e&tar<ae
morning D.sih resulted rum disc~ss u ths hesr-
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ALBANY. Feb ~, 1858.
The rrakKn presented the annual report Of the Com
nissioners OF Emigration
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A Silent Sewing MA~htas, wahssg see
.s.ts "a awsos ssf Oihbs Bnlxh slrvng. ssstn -
aas.Ds wiicdf a JIBBs. 81 ssssz~sy.
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Tse Ladies, Pros- ~s~ss.

,s- III *. fasrEsl ne ladies' ~ilh eas ssnssnt ssrs
aoust kOxDDOsT Tie fhfnx ns~dfat W tnssss
ths Ia.ssri,y u ihs ts.ss sna fr@xp.ss ss.s,h-
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w..~:.s.. 80. D'.ssys: r. 49, e ,
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ti.s = "a. ssw Yea nsr.a sgs o. " Bgookg ~ 49,
Shoes fss .ass. ssais ssd a~Aissa Hs @sssss ssss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-24
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

Yellow Jacket Geld md silver
Mining Compsny-Locatlono OF works, Gold Hill
District, Storey county, States Of Nevada.-No.
tce Is hereby given, that there are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on accounl OF
assessment No. 6, levied on the 10th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1866, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as follows
U.,,.. C,Tfifnafr Gls Amt
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And 10. accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees so many shares OF each
parcel Of said stock rs may be necessary. Will DO
sold at public auction. In front OF the oifce OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada, on MONDAY, April 30th, 1866, be-
tween the hours of and 3 =. n. Of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessments. thereon, TO.
eethcr with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
salp, By order Of the Board ofTrustees.
S. d. C0NNELL, Secretary.
Gold Hill March 30, 1866 mr30 I'd
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
RaItimorc American Gold and sil.

ycr Mining Company Location Of works, Gold
Hill, Storey county, ,Nevsds-Notice: There arc
delinquent upon tho following described stock,
ON account Of assessments levied on tho tenth
day Of March, 1866, the several amounts set op.
poslte the names Of the respective shareholders,
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And In accOrdlnCe With the laW. nn OrIlef d
the Board OF Trustees made On the date above men.
TONED 80 many shares o. each parcel OF sad stock
maS 20 S ssS m ~ NJ u ~ W. SGe o. Lne
TIss,nis' ON n sITiJRpIY thn nod Soy ~ INV
iM Al Inc hour OF il O'clock x. OF aid day, To pay
said delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale:
-, ,0,. W.H. HOWARD, See'y;
Ts.sarsso,,s s.,. i. cs,,or ~ 4, -, o s.Tupn1y
tbe Sir day OF August. is83. at the same hour and
place above designated. BY 7Grier Of the Board of
Trustees. W. II. HOWARD, See'y; b
Virginia, July q, 1859. ... Y2d
TSs iS fSreSSSlnE S;S S,Is psstPoned until sATuR.
hour and place Above desiTnstsd. b. order Of % The
Board Of Trustees. ". II. HOWARD. sec'y.
Virginia. August 0. 1853. -1 .+ i SUI I'd
The foregoing sale y further postponed until SAT-
yRDAY. October nths s;S lsSs .t Y " IN 'front.' 10 Or
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-VwNig0
Notice..

Notice 10 Hereby Given, that nt
Regular Aeetlng Of the Trustees Of the California
Consolidated Mn snh Mining Company, inl. an -.
sessment (No, l3) Of One Dollar PER ihare wn
'7',- ,iLl pad. e. d. aoNNELLS. .ssefstsry, q
Gold hui, April 3, iSs6, 8 ~ = apps ID ,i5,
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U,;rLerb>elrep Geld and y Silver
MIninr Company.-Notice is hereby given. that
:, ! nsctInc the Board Of Trustees OF said Com
nsny, held on tho cd day Of March. 1866, an
psss.,n,nt oftwenty Ave COS, cents per share WAS
levied upon each and every share OF INC espi'a. ~
stock Of said Company. payaoie in'ineaia'e'' ~
rold coin. &c the Secretary.-.s- W 90 =
Nv order Of the Board Of Trultee1 q.
+. 20, 80 Is. W. cHUBBUcK.
a. "A sf SIS SsGretsry. &c
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The above sale IL postponed until WEDSEs.
DAY, April 25, 1866, at the same place and hour.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
. WIN. II. WATSON. Secr'y.
April l6, 1866. "a apl6 ID l
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the tenth day Of
March, 1866; 10 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold OF
| the salcsroom Of Cobb e. Sinton, No. 4O6 Mont
| pomsry street, San Francisco, on SATURDAY,
THE TWENTY, EIGHTH day Of April. 1866. at
the hour Of l2 o'cloclM. Of said day, to pay said
| delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
| s' JH. SAYRE, Secretary,
Office, Room No. 80 Montgomery Block. corner
Montgomery and Washington streets, San Fran
cisco California Rpl3 I'd
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Sexton & Superintendent
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
ALSO OF THE CATHOLIC.

0'HIS CEMETERY is SITUATED IN THE
range of mountains back Of the County
Hospital. overlooking the city OF Virginia. The
sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
ofthe city. and knowing the wants Of the comnu'
niiy, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Ac; Of the late Legislature, In trust,
until such time a. the same shall be incorporated
20 secure a resting place for the dead. and 20
afford 10 the friends of the deceased the consola'
tion Of knowing that under this trust this Gene
,.ry can never be disturbed, sold, or used for any
other purpose.