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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06

WILLIAM FRAZIER. late acting partner
Rorkbridgc Alum Springs; ~
Captain WILLIAM H. SALE, late general gu
pcrIutcudunt Rockbridgc Alum springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06
IS PER DAY. - fEN IA :
LtPOTSWOOD HOTEL.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-06

y sThUNTON, VA.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04

When a feInaeis in trouble afIiict ed with dis
ease and require medical o surgical ate dance
the enquiry ond be-, Where is ilter' a h' sirar
who is fnilyo omp+tent IT, aim mister reli I and
whose pect able standing in -'.c~ty racomneu
aim to tn. e"nfiienc Of he community? The u C
ar, understanding " irIi,era'tvelv necessary
hese requirements are fee "a led upon to inI r
,ose and b calling he at'ef;tiNn OF the attiictel
Gt.e fact that he hrs bee Prnf.-s", "f 0bste
RIGS and Female Diaease- fr TxEST, YEARS and
Is fully qualified t" administer in all ca-es, bht
medically and snrgcally. not in a uperf,i'i man
uNr but in IS tn .r ugb manne a. ears fsfnd '
and pracfice-both in hospitals and private FAM
lies-can maxi. ben, fr,m the hsud- hfthe
unqualified, IN -crupu!ous. and designing There
ore families can re.y upon him AS upon fithe
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04

slNHIS CE l. E BRATE INSTITUTE
has enjoyed this Cast uninterrupted
euccess of eighteen years and has become of
the most celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and surei,
place 1t in point of number f patients among the
first Of the world and the success OF its treat
eecoud to
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04

UT. T ENALE NUM- Tt1 FILLN.
These Pills ara now tckna awl-dged by the Nefi-
cal Fraternity TO be the only safe mild ami rffi-
caci"us remedy 20 be depended on in long auding
cases o suppression. irregularitr, r stopping oi
the functions of nature the neglect Of winch is
the source of such deplorable effects he female
frame. In should these Pill he ken
when 'he patient has reason IL believe she is
ESCIE TIE Price s.. Remit the amount As above
tn thev will be orwar,'ed with fin dir ctious
use, CURED AT HOWE.
Patients residing in anv part Of the State. how
ever distant whn may d, ,sire medical alyIce on
their respective cases and whn think proper 'usub-
init "A written statement Of such in prefer euce to
hniuing persona interview are assured that the r
-"nicati"ns vii be held most sn"rrd.
-.n ...ter- Hni LlCnev mus h- addressed
BENZ. Z. J 'SSELYN. VI. D STAMP
6lS Sacram ento street.
between Mon comery nj kearnev,
bP . San Francisco. Cal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04
.ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
GEO. D. FRYER, Proprietor

l'HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR "A
L having leased the Ormsty House would Hss;g
inform his friends aud the traveiing pubhcs skSs
that this House has been thoroughly tchttrd
throughout and put in complete order for the
cunlfnt and pleasure Of all who may please to give
him call.
The ABLE will at all times be supplied with
all the subtantiais as well as tie luXurics that
the market affords. No . ins will he spared t.
please guests and every attention Will to paid 10
their respective wants at all times.
The BAR IS we'll stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines &c.
Attached to til. II use is q BILiIAkD ROOM
cuntainn- Three Table of the latest improved
>tSles, with good cues, halls and fine hLht.
Also, GGStl;AL SIaGT OF Ice for tie stages
counrctin. with an the different lines Ct rtagrs
AMI railroads run ing through this State and
Califrnla, and any Information in relation to tie
same will br cheerluily given at all times.
Hzs- Fart cuilr attention paid TO booking Pas
sengrrs, calling theh. &C. arto II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04

All in affiiction can find in him one who can fee
and smpathize with, AM befrend them in trouble
-one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Cvnsultato on (By Letter or Otherwise)
rREE Seeaddres- below.
The Cele brated Fe male Rel edtes'
Compounded from the private prescriptions OF Dr.
YoDng have now obtained most extended popT
larity, and are COZ rectly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the com laints for which
they are applied. The constantly accruing testi-
monias of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
eminentl superior to their action.
No laly should be without these Renovatlng
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
pfire. Sent by mail or Express to any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04

These powders will be found of essential value t"
those whose mean. health, o other circumstan
ces do not permit them to increuse the number of
their family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
perhaps risk Of life This preparation new, safe.
infal bic. convenient aud simple. and cannot L.
ure the health Of he delrcsTe 1t cur tails
no privileges, but gives strength and yigOr. Mo-
ally idered it is Of he highs; utility, and su<
tanned by he soundest PRINCIPLES # prulen and
virtue. Their should he av.iided at certain
times Price Slo box Sent 10 any part If the
oast perfectly safe from suspicion
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express addressed
to BENZ + IbSEELYN VI. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
,,,-,,o .vvp.vM MEMPHIs.

a. Wn6npsdnY last q IOCaI IItIH III AHV
On w Of the dongs Of one f. NJ. Powell VINO, ac-
cordng 10 the The Som1ps taeS, naa beP
.ha aIicited the following communication WHICH ny
neaTed In me LEDGER Of the ensuing day ~ pu h,,
,5s himself Infamous the eastern portion Of LasIs SS
W dsssTtpg her taking With BIN Der envy no
e ybeh time nothuE hS, been heard Of hn from an
VOC 2. aust be Forrest Powell Of this ely who W %. as
youpR lady South Memphis aud so0r ume
o. hsT leaving without neana he nss ooAfae1 N ~
" ~ bs COMMERCIAL private o. rnfa rts.
VIC dead beat and Dis .es
&c By He lurking Ab0us thS cay
I Th t Communication was signed 3D." but further save
M clne 10 the author. on Friday morning yys aa
csivsd the name OF the author-Mr r. w sheiton:
STATION was out Of town, aud did not return Until
eo' his room that Q gentleman, giving hM hsin9
A. robinson. was in the pardior ana PnS suII
90 ayerastOn Immediately snsued On pe suRleot Oh we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
,,,,naRiTIoN OF SKILLED woRKMEN.

This forenoon it is expected that 80 Govern
ment workmen the passengers per the Daca viii arrive
in This CITY There is promiscuous varety OF orats-
nan among them Consisting as they do OF coachbuiders
lers engineers painters tailors laborers
smiths brckayers carpenters, cOOpers saWyers sept
herds cearmen and gardeners IL is gratifying for us
to state that s2I7 have been forwarded to Mr.
for distribution among the immigrants on their arrival az
the end OF their long Journey Beside these anotheri
large company-upward OF 400 in a-are on their way3
by The smoon which sailed from Portsmouth on the 24tn1
nit This company comprehends 81 aborers % nters ~
filters and lers 10 shpwrighs Is carpenters, bcopper
smiths blacksmiths, gunsuiths, enginesmltn, n
General smiths / hammer man. ironfounders, gum
driers q miiwrghts, 10 bolermakers, g sawyers, X
turner ropemakers, painters machinists, ana ~
stoker Whether these may get employment at their
particular avocatons probemateal buff they should
not there ia plenty OF work for hem for former
occasion has there been such demand for general aoOr
ers m at the present moment and without doubt they
are willing 70 put their hand TO anything they VIII n
duO'aoiy nhu HiiHe''"'' Toronto Globe, July Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
rFOREfGN NOTES.

a Java newspaper describes model native
ON brsk trade with Penang TAe present Sultan dc.
scrbed as highly intelligent prince who has eneourasea
EurOpean agrcutusts to settle In ma terrltosee n0
Aose handa the chief produce OF the Island has now
fallen Cocoanut planting and nee cultivation are car
red on extensively Tobacco and nutmegS arp alsN
grown pepper which, however has fallen on ia Lat
years The sultan talks OF steam COMMUNICATION VIVA
Penang Je1a aaautv 1f u. 500 fH.r.I % l.l.s n
a The cotton crops Of 1868 in Japan were ex. ,
peced to turn only half the produce Of the two pro
ceding years. when $4,000 pounds were said 70 haye
cultivation In the Japanese empire exceedingly ina
perfect The planted Is vaonsiy estimated at mona
1900 TO 10000 aces, but from calculations made by the
consular authorities last year 1t would appear 20 be aoout
1875 The land is held principally by arze propr
etors. In the neghbOrhood Of Yokohama where proc.
ably wages Of all highest, daily wages on the
average among AGRICULTURAL iaborers amount 70 IL ceEt
or slxpence and food. 4, .
r. The China papers report q curious and touch.
courts dissOlute prodIgal having chain round bis
neck TO which his hands fast was brought up by
his father The parent very respectableleoking mani
declared he could make nothing OF the prisoner lie hae
triad All means TO him OF his propensity for
smoking opium, but without effect. IL he gave him
nancy IL went in opium; clothes were &C once paWne1
10 satisfy his cravings Latery he had been chained up
In house TO see what effect that would have pat nus ap
nearanee on that occasion because he had broken
the father declared that nc would be glad II the Cont
woud take him in hand and give him severe punlsn-
ment The Judge advised him to give hls son sno.nss
trial and added that II after one punls1menl ne
stl incorrieibe Chinese law would permit oecapIAHOn
ON the consent OF the father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
Yala N L
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INSTRUCTION At GEN. LEES COLLEGE.
THE DIGNITY OF LABoR-A POPULAR FALLACY
-STONEWALL JACKSON.

r
The Rev. DR.. X. A. Holland delivered an
address before the literary societies OF Gen ICES
1sommencement anniversaries. His remarks upon the
dignity OF Labor" and upon Gen. stoneWau jackson
There mas been Of late heard great Of Caryean
rant about the nobeness OF work rever0eratng through
terpreted does all its grandiloquent targon import Is
work indeed the sublime purpose OF eIstehcel was
aud cabbage mold CRATES aud grdironsi Dwels there
I'm labor any inherent dignity TO excite the admiration OF
natient PrOmehean bearing OF what we feel TO have
been imposed as punishment. would NOT Gsparagee
Condition. and as such obedience TO its eXactons
by attaching severe pains 10 ,deneSs' 1ht 'nv .s
CIV r,tuaiized into a worship, and man exhorted
To cbeeruly wear the yoke OF serYtude as royal car
canet Instead OF encouraged TO throw II on whenever
oh that he NAV range at will the fenceess fields
of Thought that invite the play OF his powers suDs
anst as insulting alike to the instincts and attach
ments OF humanity We must WORK, DuI ~ - Our Pt
rngafivo 10 hold work subsidiary 20 seflmproyement
ne who voluntarily takes from the cultivation OF MS
highest attributes those energies OF thought ana
object than 10 gain by the acquisition OF 1t greater free
dom for their rightul employ commits upon hseLd an
e columns of Baalbec forge horseshoes out OF the
inner masses OF that Joined their supePosed stones
into C0rnthian shafts which the world had LOT centuries
reckoned miracles OF grand and graceful archteSture
In speaking OF SOnewal Jackson ana MS S"iuIeIs IL
Holland became enthusiastic ana aouEeSoe" 'ho P'P' Va
We V are near the grave of martyr chettain whose
need not mention IN tne vShe wy ~ the rneiv
ory like precious spkenard poured OUT Oh tno Tuue t
broken aabaser box OF pure life, mas anolhed WIN
perfumes that breathe OF Paradise We are on the ha
lowed soil OF State which for the llustroHs seaI oe
oen beneath ts cloudiretted roof seems Natures own
Westminster Abbey It's valleys, like allowed alses are
hung 10 fapcys eye with battle scenes thaI uePct tho
sacrifice OF self for principle Its mountains IKE mo
mortal pillars record the OF heroes
in the path OF duty marched up 70 death as 10
and t6ok from his outstretched hand the FlcloI
%reaths of immortality. Under It's sVG, as srm IN
Sase remembered deeds OF patriotic yalor make US
prond even amid all the coruptons when 1egrsoe our
40 s,on The pines Of grand cathedral organ Iois
eeaseless requiem for the fallen when eHer strain
onan swels with swifter time into maruh s SI
49, b,da the living emulate their virtues. neto,
then as in quiet chapel OF this anG nb OsS a. 10
hold intercourse with the spirit OF It's best
order the steps your ambition that WIen m Of e
~ nev he but 10 ION the glOrhed band OF soiueIs
the true and right who have already N Sads of the
river. and, with Jackson are reS'iHS ~ VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
THE DECLARATION IN BosToN-MIss EMILY y
A HARRIS.

There has been much eXultatiOn on the part
NJ the ladies because woman was engaged 10 read tne
DacIoraon OF Independence this year In Boston. cor
respondent of The Springfield Republican gives us an ac
count Of the young lady who enjoyed TINS trlnhpn an
~ the manner in which she sustained her honors
Miss Emily ]. Harris graduate OF the Everett school
daughter OF Mr. William G. Harris, President OF the Com
mon Counci was selected to read the Declaration OF
dependence at the municipal celebration by another1
wear who knows but that lady will deliver the oratlon
While she is advancing 10 the desk amid applause "
will describe her She dressed IN clear white mus>,
lin with double skirt pulled and ruaied at the bottom
ana trimmed with two OF satin ribbon, red and Due
Two rows Of golden stars also embeshed the skirt;
waist and belt trimmed likewise. Pearl necklace ana
bracelets white KIDS AID beautiful brown hair BRAIDED
with roses adjoining pale oval face deep Drown e
and intellectual head. denotlng power ana truth Sne
fine tyne OF womanly graces, without trait OF Snas
'mascullnty' of manners which men so uread anu eA
meet I'm stronR q minded women. With clear cuuvaS1
ennncatIop vet with q slight lisp, she pron0uneed INC
grand Declaration. She concluded the readlnR auu
srons annlause an enthusiastic adinirer throwing her
haantifn bouquet Does much better than man saio
one gentleman TO another Ana Is nuS V tben ANA
fye Yes was the reply, good idea-gVes them conn.
dence.'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
FALL OF A BRIDGE AT ELGIN, ILL.-FoRTY PEP
SONS INJURED. a.

A dispatch TO Inc ChtcdgO fOSt, uaUeu ElSins
July 5, says: Another terrible calamity, resulting
our community at 10 o'clock this morning The Truce
dell onbrdge, completed for the second time agaln
erably well filed with teams, men, women, and cnndren.
standing thereon TO witness the tuace rush OF the
crowd displaced the masonry, and the eastern span
the bridge 6s feet long. fell with crash 10 the Waek
beneath which that point is about four feet deep Inc
scene beggas description and the thousands OF specta
tors will not soon forget the hearreDdng shreks OF we
hundred human beings, Of al ages who TeTe tnus
denly piled toge Their In fearful manner Wlng hands
at once went to work and rescued the snnereTS aao
although go or 40 known 70 have been injured at th
time NJ fs believed that no human lives were lost
II Is the second time in less than year that the Irueo
dell bridge has fallen and Of course the event or today
wi ch has brought sorrow TO many household, Is the
subject of remark on all sides 10 Is believed that az
least one OF the sufferers Mr. Tourteiot cannot survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
sAN FRANCISCO COMMERCE.

SAN Francisco, July 8-The semi-annua
review of the commerce of San Francisco shows 6S4a
tunnage has entered the port Of which 9Oo tuns Wer
engaged in domestic Pacific coast trade: The value
foreign goods received by the above vessels
COO while the estimated currency value OF IeS
goods received via Panama was It23bOO,OOo ING
duties collected imports during the past SIX months
were g. 74i 600 and for the fiscal year, $273O Inc
e. The coin and bullion exported amounted 70
sal 600 During harvest year. the merchandise snip
ments amounted 10 SCI $4,000 the following being tns
principal articles: Flour and wheat sl06S6OOCi wlne
100000; WOOL $S7s 00O hides, 1857 oo leather SoeS
skins and furs mostly from Alaska, and reshpped W
England, eo87 900; quicksilver, t92 900. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
THE GOLD INTEREST QUESTION IN MISSOURI.

Certain creditors of St Louis County; MIS-.
NOT the county is bound TO pay the interest on ts ooad
m gold For this purpose they have refused 70
the payment of interest IN currency wnch VIZ ~
New.York city for such payment There Is mo1eL
enough hand to pay the interest," IN goiu Iu'
step until the legal question has been decided
shonId not he surprised says The Missouri Democrat ~
Somebody should also resort legal proceedings TO ese
the 0ueson whether the State is not also bound 20 PAY
in gold Both the State and County are now paying In
tsrest promptly in lawful currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

card Powell demanding arersction. and Shelton refns-
ing TO give it, Powell st last ted shelton that unless
did retracI openly, and through tho channel
which he nad made the charges no weald <ill hm Mr..
Shelton being unarmed a. thR threat tried the
ROOM and as he WAS doing Pow e took pistol Of MS
lap. where he had held 1t during the Interview, and,
"drawing bead" fred The bail. luckily not well
aimed, and struck Nj shelton in the left arm the
elbow, making paintni. but not dangerous Weuad
After firing the shot, Powell left tho house qniety and
c0olly, and went tos seek the nearest policeman. ~
. ''iVA -"5I ~ b. Memphis Appeal, July q
We learn that Powell was aTrasgnsd On TUESDAY. anA
committed In default OF SIC, 0oQbail II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
The Boston balloon Hyperion, which made

The Boston balloon Hyperion, which made
ON ascent from Buffalo the 6th nst had an eYentu
,prnev After leaving Buffalo the Hyperion went out
~ ala Erie ak or eight miles, and there attained
btoht Of at least mile and half In running lower 20
tafa advantage OF more sOuthery current TWO dips
we're made ia the water but without serious results
After being the water nearly two hours the anu
regalned, and the Hyperion took southerly course,
the greater part OF the time quite nigga, Immense
tracts of woods were passed over ana no ahals-
ing places for a landing presented themseNess
over Erie County, In the town OF Eden, MT hny INC
manager made descent, In answer 70 Invitations from
the citizens, and, after delay OF 10 minutes the p
resnmed An altitude Of two miles or more was soon
reached and the balloon continued 10 travel south 9r INC
greater part OF the time, quite hgh rom the
n ocoek preparations were made 10 ianu III PatnSI
cleared epot anchor struck the ground Out toe
and caught la the top OF very tall tree IL was lOuh
impossible 10 reach the ground as tne oaIooh maS
nehde SO feet Here the aerODauc party were eompeeo
70 mass the night. when it became light enough 70 SEQ
The surroundings, the anchor was cut away ana e ia
the treetop-te basket with It's occupants, descending
rapidly though safely, 10 the ground IL was I0und,
very much TO the surprise Of the party that the balloon
had descended upon the top OF the tset Tree upon INC
snmmt of the highest mountain IA either hekean or
Warren Counties. p, .4
The Wallingford Community have purchased
Hall & Eltons old factory, and viii soon commence
uniting I'm machinery for the manufacture Of sewing SIX
fhis purchase also includes large tract OF iAhu SUI
saveral water privileges OF which Is SAID 10 DO he
extensive and valuable. Hall q Eiton viii run shen
large works by hereafter. The art OF SIX
snoong and dyeng, Is Of very prontaole oharaeson'
and IA now largely carried on by the oneida ComiA ~
IT, a abort time the Waingford Community, snouo ~
-osuer "A much the futre it has In sAe p&re VIA
Sc a6Ie 20 purchase the WhOle Town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
IMMIGRATION TO TORONTO.
nestInation.

The following is a comparative statement OF the num-.
Der OF emgrans arrived Toronto for the month ending
anth Iune. 1860:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-23
Applications for Patent.
Notice No. l57.
U. S. RrorsrEn's orrrc

CARSON CRY, New, August 1. 1860.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN Alpha Consolidated Mining Company. by
Thomas g.. Taylor, Superintendent, has this day
notice OF application for a patent from the Uni:
ted States. under Act OF Congress. approved
July @, 1861, for 30G.33 feet ola certain vein or
lode OF quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
gold. silver, copper. and other metals, commonly
called and known as the CoEstoek lode, and
Alpha Consolidated Mining Company. In Gold
Hill Mining district. Storey County. Nevada
Said claim il bounded on the north by the Ex.
chcquer Company and on the south by the Impe.
rial Company, and Is more particularly described
az follows. to.wit: South line-Commcncipg at
Post No. l., located about 10 feet north OF the
Imperial hoistinG works: Gold Hin; thence run.
ming In q westtrly direction north $40 4G west
(passing through q line post ut a distance of52l.7
fe0l, and IN on casterly direction. First course
South 800 2r cast II. Is feet. Second course
South $40 81 east 1888 feet. Third course
South 13o 2p east passing through o line post at
q distance OF TQ.b3 fect). North line-Com.
mcncing at 2 wooden PSst No Y, :, which 1ns b, bears
and rnps nom said post north TS' 81 west, and
south i3o 81 cast. BY actual development. tho
following points arc found to be within the lode:
Point " "a" Ga0.foot level, bears nom the center
ofthc south shaft or tho Alpha Company. south
so 81 east 21i feet. Point ], a0O.ioot level.
bears from the said shaft south GOO 3p west 162
feet. Point o. aSO.foot level. bears frou said
shaft south C6o east $50 feet. Tho hngth OF the
claim upon the lode. between Posts Nos. ] and
., fs 3O6.S3 feet. Tho walls are unascettained,
hut tho claim Is supposed to be embraced within
an area OF nine acres. Bearings expressed from
the true meridian, magnetic variation 16o IL
cast. Said claim is moro particularly described
IN the notice and diagram posted In this ofacc
anu ~ p. d. TODD, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-23
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
..oWY POINT GOLD AND

Silver Mining Company. - Location OF
,w.n-rs Gold Hill, Storey County. State OF
SW,sads.~Noticc is hereby given that at q meet
mo of the Trustees OF said Company, held on
m G,h day of August, A. d. 1865, an assessment
~ Five Dollars SO per share was levied upon
,he capital stock OF said Company, payable I'M
mcdiatciy. In United States gold coin, TO the
Secrctary' az the office OF the Company. Room
M 81 Hayward's Building, 40 California
., n San Francisco, California. Any stock
mon which said assessment shall remain un-
MID on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of September,
n. 1sS9. shall be deemed delinquent, and will
h. duly advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment shall be made before, viii
ne sold on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day OF Septem-
her i. 1869, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
CHAS. E. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Office - Room No. 81 Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco. Cal.