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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-02-03
KOSKOO!
AS A
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
STANDS UNRIVALLED.

STANDS UNRIVALLED.
Being the only KNOWN Medicine that EFFICIENT
LY stimulates and coRREcTs the hepatc secretions
and functional DERANGEMENTs of the LIVER,
WITHOUT DEBILITATINa the system. While it
acts freely upon the Liver instead of copious purg-
ing it gradually changes the discharges TO perfect
IN natural state.
Symptom of Liver Complaint ana of some
of those Diseases produced by it.
A sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yellow
ish-brown spots on the face and other parts OF
the body; dulness and drowsiness, sometimes
headache; bitter or bad taste in the mouth, in
ternal heat in many cases dry, teasing cough
unsteady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with
a raising of the food bloated or full feeling
about the stomach and sides; aggravating pains
in the Sides back or breast, and about the sAoul-
ders; constipation of the bowels; piles, fatu-
lcnce, ccldneRs of the extremi'ies, &c.
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gro women in the ladies' gallery and left very
soon. Next welstrolled out ard took peep
at Prince Arthur as he drove by on his way
to the Navy Yard, then we betook ourselves
to the Presidents Mansion and saw the grand
table, &c, &C., but will discuss these points
at some future time Later STILL we took pas
sage in one OF the Georgetown cars and paid
some visits in that town and then returned to
our pleasant quarters at Metropolitan. -
In our second visit on Thursday to the Cap
itol, We were greatly ut II; ise-in the
Senate We heard most eloquent prayer from
the Chaplin, and after the morning hour =
we witnessed with much interest, the taking
of the Oath by Senator J. +. Lewis, and
having seen him "put through" amid
death-like silence, we went down to the House
of Representatives in tinlr to hear a sharp
discussion in regard TO Porter's taking his
seat, but the vote being taken finally, Mi.
Porter was duly sworn in amid a tremendous
hustle and great deal of loud talking and
noise.
This being all over, we went up to the top
of the Dome and had fine view Of Washing
ton and Georgetown, and then paid our re-
spects to the Supreme Court, Court of Claims,
Patent Office, Treasury Department and saw
all the girls, lbless their hearts, then to the
Conservatory, and lastly, had au elegant re-
past with our friend Judge s. of Chicago, in
the Capitol, saw darkies and white folks all
ing together side by side With laaics-got
disgusted and went to our Hotel.
Our visit hero has been one attended
with much pleasure, but it would be utterly
impossible to give to your readers full ac-
count of all we have seen and been told. We
cannot in justice describe our feelings at the
sights We have seen in this grand Capitol, nor
can we tell the first impressions as Mr.. Lewis
was escorted to his SCAT by Mr.. Morton, the
Senator from Indiana. Our old Common
wealth once more has voice in the Nation,
and we pray and trust that the days of Peace
and Liberty are not very far in the distance.
DEN
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From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON D. G.,
January 31st. 1870.

c"Hadiy oAst, IodU.
We have already given you
an outline Of our trip from Richmond to this
city and in this letter have only few more
words to give you before leaving. Thus far
we have nothing to regret and our time has
passed rapidly and pleasantly away, and when
the time comes for US to leave it will be a
source Of unaffected disappointment to US
yet such is life.
In our visit to the Capitol we first went to
the gallery of the Senate where we were
shown seats by the Usher, who treated us
with that distinction which he thought Vir-
ginians deserved. Mr.. Sherman had the floor.
but we were unable to get the thread Of his
disconrse-he is slippery, wirey, old devil,
and the Senators from Virginia had better
keep their eyes skinned when they have him
to deal with. Next we went to the House
Of Representatives and upon entering dis
coved that Mr.. Butler (B F } had the floor
and was discussing some Financial Bill. We
got disguised in looking at him and the ne
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K O S K O o.
Meets with GREAT SUCCESS, in the CUBE of

Meets with GREAT SUCCESS, in the CUBE of
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Almost nine enths of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore, liable to
its concomitant evils of mental depression, con-
fused ideas. softening of the brain, insanity and
completes breaking down of the general health.
Thousands are suffering to-day with brqken-down
nervous systems, and, unfortunately, tobacco,
alcohol, late hours, over-work, (mental and phys
ical), are causing diseases of the nervous system
to increase at fearful ratio.
The symptoms to which diseases of the ner-
yoHs system give rise, may be stated as follows ::
A dull heavy feeling in the head, sometimes more
less severe pain or headache Periodical Head
ache, Dizziness, Noises or Ringing in the Head J;
Confusion of Ideas; Temporary Loss of Memo
~; Detection Of Spirits; Starting during Sleep !;
Bad Dreams; Hesitation in Answering Questions;
Dulness of hearing; Twitching of the Face and
Arms, &C., which, if not promptly treated, lead
to Paralysis, Delirium, Insanity, Impotency,
Apoplexy, Sc, SC.
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THE DEPARTMENT oFVIRGINIA ORGANI-
zED-GENERAL CANDY ASSIGNED TO THE
CoMMAND.-M Military District No. ! being
among the things of the past new depart
ment embracing the States of Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina,
has been organized by command of General
Sherman. To understand the following Or
der from Washington it must be known that
military departments exist in the North as
we'll as the South, and the commanders there
of have no jurisdiction over the civil affairs Of
the States ip their departments:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
"ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
"WAsHINGToN, January 20, 1870. J
"Generaz Orders, No. II.
II. The senators and representatives from
the State of Virginia having been admitted to
their respective Houses of Congress, the
command known as the First Military Dis
trict has ceased to exist.
III. By direction Of the President the
States of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia.
North Carolina, will compose the Department
Of Virginia under the command of Brew ct
Major General E. R. S. Candy, headquarters
at Richmond Va, and will form part of the
military division Of the Atlantic.
Gil. Commanding officers of all posts
and detachments now serving in the limits Of
the new department. will report to General
Candy for instructions. The companies of
the Eighth infantry now serving in the State
Of North Carolina, will be relieved as early as
possible, and report to Brcvet Major General
A. II. Terry, commanding Department ofthe
South, for orders.
"By command of General Sherman:
"[Signed] e. D. Townsend,
.Adjutant General.
"0Getal-Louis Y: Caaiorc, A. A. A. G.
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RESTORATION OF VOICE.

Washington, D. c., September %, 1869.
have been suffering for nearly two years with
an affection of the throat and lungs caused by cold
and exposure. My voice was completely gone !;
I could not speak above whisper. Ny general
health was very much impaired. I applied to
celebrated physicians in New York and elsewhere
with little or no relief. A lady advised me to
try De Bings Wonderful Remedy, Viafugm 1
have used four bottles, and am happy to say I
can now speak so as to be heard at distance,
and my health is greatly improved. earnestly
recommend this VALUABLE MEDICINE to the
afflicted. r. T. SHILLINGLAw,
Late Captain in 10th New York Highlanders
and V. R. c. United States Army. !.
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-NeaU Advertisements.

r ooK OUT FOR WELL DIGGING, DITCH
IL ING, CELLAR DIGGING, WALLING
IN ROCK, OR MINERAL PROSPECTING.
in the Mineral Business, will engage in any Of
the aforesaid branches, for parties that need his
services. viii take Produce for work.
WM. r. MARKS.
Can be found at John Days, Staunton, Va
feb 3-1x
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Neac Advertisements.
X OSK OOl
THE GREAT REPUTATION

THE GREAT REPUTATION
which Koskoo has attained in all parts of the
country
AS A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE!
AND THE LARGE NUMBER OF TESTIMO-
MAILS
which are constantly being received from Physi-
clans, and persons who hare BEEN CURED by its
use, is CONCLUSIVE PROOF of its remarkable palue.
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER 1T HAS NO EQUAL,
REING POSITIVELY THE
MOST POWERFUL VEGETABLE Alternative
YET DISCOVER
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Washington, D. c., September 81, 1869.
had a severe cough, resulting from q neglect
ed cold. l tried various pectoral remedies with
out benefit, had night sweats, and was some
what alarmed. lady friend induced me to
try bottle of De Bngs Viafuga. In few days
was entirely cured. l have had no return of
the sickness since. VIM. W. DEMA1NE,
Assistant City Surveyor
have personal knowledge of the cure effected
in the above case. A. ]. ScHAFHIRT, NJ. D.,
and Pharmaceutist,
corner North Capitol and streets.
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argains Bargains!!
- At J. w. NEWTON'S

NEW STREET, above Virginia Hotel,
.STAUNTON, VA.
Winter Goods must be sold regardless of apV.
sequences, to make room for Spring stock.
Only think of it, Ladies. Calicoes Sc lie and
1910, Delaines, zoe and Csc, worth 35c and &C
cents, Mouslns, 25c and 30c., worth 40c and So,
and A bleached Cotton l29c, l5c and l6cts,
brown Cotton llc., 1879, l5c., and l7cts.
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
FURS,
HEAVY GOODS FOR
MEN AND BOYS,
AT
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Call early and secure a bargain.
peA. Remember at
J. w. NEWTON'S.
jan 20-ly
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Vienna, Fairfax county, Va.
have been for three years troubled with
very bad hacking cough, attended with general
debility. l could not attend to my household du-
ties. Doctors prescribed / took highly recon-
mended medicines, but continued to grow weak
er, until, by chance, Tgot De Bing's Wonderful
Remedy. am taking the third BOTTLE and am,
about my house, much improved. In fact, feel
quite well. Mrs: ANNIE v. CoMM1xs.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.

Bordcntown, N. j., Nov. 7, 1862
l contracted cold, which settling on my lungs,
caused inflammation and severe pains ACROSS nv
breast and shoulders, alarming my family and
friends. One weeks use of De Bing Wonderfully
Remedy relieved me of cough, and stopped the
pains in my breast and shoulders. am well and
thankful. CoRNEL1us LENT.
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HOW OFTEN IS THE HOUSEHOLD LOAF
Ill buried with the household dead, and
families that might have been comfortably pro-
vided for, left destitute by the want of q proper
foresight in its deceased protector?
The Virginia Insurance Company,
STANTON, VA,
Offers every head of family perfect security
against this melancholy condition
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For Sale by all Druggists.

Elurs! Furs !-Furs from $3.50 to $40 a
set can be found at
dec 8 JAS. A. PIPER & SONS.
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K Q 5 < o Q

KOS KOo
Is NOT q secret quaek remedy. FORMULA around
each bottle. Recommended by the best Phys-
clans, eminent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Mer-
chants, &c.
The Best and most Popular Medicine In Use.
Prepared only by
J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D.,
ORGANIC CHEMIST,
Laboratory and Office, No. 6 Main ST.,
NORFOLK, VA.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
For sale by Druggists every where.
feh3- GIN
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. go 1869.
have been several years troubled with severe
cough caused by neglected colds, which became
worse from fresh colds or exposure; and four
bottles of De Bing's Remedy has quite relieved
me of cough and nervous prostration.
CHARLES L. BEucuEY, 81 Gilmore St.
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A w. STERLING.
IN. MANUFACTURER OF
MATTRESSES.

AUGUSTA STREET, sFAUNToN, VA,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Staun-
ton and vicinity that he is now prepared to make
MATTRESSES of all kinds in the very best style
and at low rates. Also, Repairing and Uphol-
sering done at short notice. jan 20-tf
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MO- EXPLOSIVE LAMP OIL. for sale at
IN so cents per gallon, at
C. E. WOODS,
jan a7-tf Brandeburg's old stand.
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miscellaneous.
n ID. WOOD.

~. WOUD,
~. Dealer in Dry GOODS, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Notions. SC. New ST., opposite Va, Ho-
tel, Brandeburg's old stand, Stauntop, Va
jan 27-tf
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Cuba.

General Jordan wins victory-seuere fight
ing on the 21st ulttn,o-Quesada relieved
By General Jordan.
New York, January ga special des-
patch to the Herald; dated Havana, January
%. ria Key West January 29, says the steam
er Montezuma arrived o-day from Nuevitas
General Pueblo had returned to Nuevitas.
He did not reach Guamaro, and was beaten
by the insurgents under General Jordan. Pu-
clio lost thirty six officers and four hundred
men killed and wounded. His horse was
killed under him. The Generals leg was
injured.
The Monteluma brought hundred and
twenty wounded soldiers, including two Colo
nels. There was severe fighting ten leagues
distant from Santiago de Cuba on the 21st in
slant The Spaniards lost one officer and four
men. The mule trains engaged in carrying
provisions for the estates near San Luis were
ordered to return, because the insurgents
were in force between the Spanish troops and
Santiago.
Advices have been received from Mucvitas
to the 24th instant to the following effect:
A small steamer was lately captured pear
Matanzas Lighthouse and brought to that
city. Quesada had been relieved from the
command of the army and Jordan appointed
in his place.
The late fight with Pueblo was on the LIST of
Jenuary, near Guaimairo After the fight
the insurgents LEFT for Najasa.
New YORK, January ga special des-
patch to the Herald says Puello's column has
gone to Pnerto Principe by the train from
Nuevitas.
HAVANA, January % Gutierrez Vigo, ex-
governor of Havana, has been banished from
the Island by order Of Serrano.
The New York Commercial .4duertiser
says,
The report that the authoress of est. Ell
mo and other pathological curiosities was ia
tally injured on Western railroad is still
going the rounds Of the provincial press
The lady is not only alive and well, but she
is engaged in writing sequel to WASN'T"
which, it is said, will render Webster's una
bridged dictionary utterly useless.
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ASTHMA AND CQNsU MPTION.

Vienna, Fairfax cGunty, Va, Sept, 81, $50.
have been troubled with severe Asthma, cau.-
ing great nervous prostraton, palpitation of the
heart, and shortness OF BREATH with pain in. the
left side and breast. 1 tried doctors prescrip-
tions and many other medicines. got no relief
until took De Sings Consumptiye Remedy. I
am now taking the third bottle, and am greatly
improved. feel stout, and am free from those
pains, nervousness and shortness of breath.
/ have married daughter who has been afflict-
ed with peculiar female complaints, with tend
ency to coasupptiye decline. She is now quite
well, after taking only four bottles of this wond
erful remedy. PRESLEY W. MoRELAND.
PHYSICAL AND NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
Baltimore, Md. Oct, 90, 1868.
My wife has suffered for sometime with gener-
al debility, causing physical and nervous pros
tration of her system, and producing series Of
Female Complaints, terminating in Spinal Aztec.
ton. Two bottles Of De Bing's Remedy has re-
stored her to usual good health.
JOHN A. sEaAI, 1913, N. Gay street.
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GUGAR AND COFFEE, for sale cheap, at
10 Brandeburg's old stand, by
jan 2T-tf C.. E. WOOD.
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Life Insurance ONLY

Its Cash Capital, $12S,OOO.
1t is organized on the basis of tbs old Mutual
Life of New York, and its successful experience.
The Premiums are paid in cash.
Its Dividends are paid in cash.
Its Policies are paid in cash, without deductions
There are no premium notes, and hence its as
sets are all cash, which presents the only solid,
substantial basis of business for individuals or
corporations.
IT INSURES
ON ALL PROPER, SAFE TABLES.
IT PUTS NO IMPROPER RESTRICTIONS
ON TRAVEL.
IT INSURES UNIMPAIRED FEMALE LIVES.
. The company is combination of the proprie-
tory and mutual systems securing the advanta-
ges of both.
:, Its Policies are non forfeitable after two years
and incontestable after five years for all mis-
statements and errors in application except as to
the age Of the applicant
THIS Is A SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY
The Assets will be invested in Virginia. and
help to build up our own interests in Virginia. 1t
commends itself for its safety, management and
organization, to every Virginian and other South
erners in search of a safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE INSTITUTION.
Live Agents wanted in every precinct of every
county in the State Send for circulars.
Address,
PHILLIPS & MAYO,
Lock Box ZIG, StaGnton, Va,
General Agents for Virginia and West Virgin
ia. - jan 27-tf
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GhaWIs.--Yery Cheap at
~ DEF g. . JAS. A. PIPER s SONS.
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HoRRoRs.-The New York papers of Sun
day tell of numerous congregation of crimes
and casualties. Accidents Oh the Erie and
New Jersey railroads, in which several per-
sons were killed and wounded; the murder Of
an unoffending man in the midst of his fam
lily; the drowning of man and two women
4t one Of the Wharyes; the robbery Of farm
er by highwaymen, and the conviction of a
wretch for violent assault are the items of
the list
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Rev. Horace Cooke is said to be expiating
his offences by forced residence with his
mother-iu, law in Williamsburg.
The Virginia and Trucko Railroad has
been completed, and locomotive has entered
Virginia City.
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1QTn The undersigned respectfully calls the
lOIU. attention Of his friends to the fact
that upon his own hook he proposes to carry on
general AUCTION BUSINESS. at the old stand
corner of Augusta street and Spring Line. lie
will attend the sale Of property Of all kinds,
either in town or country, as reasonable as any
other auctionssr. y. NJ. CUSHING.
jan 6-tf
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NORN MEAL AND FLOUR for sale. at
~ jan 27-tf &C. E. WOODS.
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DIAM STICK CANDY at 3Octs per pound at
i Brandeburg's old stand, by
jan 27-tf C. E. WOOD.
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ClSte1uI tlicy dio uoV, pia0Ciooliy3 feIy Hult-
full. They amount to very little, and we
can almost afford to laugh at the impotent
malice Of Sumner, Drake & Co., WHICH i'm
posed them on us.
The restoration of the State will be fol-
lowed by restoration of confidence and a
revival of credit. A new impulse will be
given to business. Immigrants will flock to
Virginia to occupy and improve our exhaust
ed lands. Intelligent and thrifty white la
Dor will take the place of the slovenly and
spiritless operators who are daily vending
their way to the gotten States. Our mines
and coal fields will be opened, our agriculture
improved and diversified, Manufactures will
spring up at our water falls and prosperity
will spread through all our borders.
The best barometer by which to measure
the condition of a country is the stock-mark-
ct. Applying this test, we find that Vir-
ginia State bonds have advanced in few
weeks. faom $50 to $50, rise of IA per
cent. This is but the beginning of the end.
AS wealth and population seek domicii
here now confidence will be inspired not only
in the tax paying capacity of our State, but
in its willingness to redeem in good faith, all
its obligations. The apprehended prcdomi-
nance Of the negro vote in the State natu-
rally created distrust in the minds of ca ital-
lists. But the rapid exodus of that class of
our population and the influx of men of in.
dnstry and means, have dissipated all apprc-
hoLsiens of reputation, or inability to pay.
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NOTICE
To All Owners Of Lots IN
Dayton. Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which 20 File your
Claims,
From J,11y7tla, 1910

NOTICE Is UE2FBY GIVEN 1HAT !. VII.
~ LIAM lIArDoN, Judge of the FOURTH Jud
cal district uf the STATE oi Nuvnd,, n Trustee Tot
the ovn.r- 81 properly ~ Dayton. Iy'h county,
Nevada, undcr an A.; of Co, gr'ss entitled A.
Act fr the relief of the hlmbitnts 'f tities
and Towns upon the inh'ir Lands, ap.
y owed Narch ,, ls67, have received Patent
fro n the United states Z the east hall the south
east quarter of the nnithvest quarter ani the east
hilf uf the southwest gutrt'r uf -rctiun twenty.
three: the northeast gu trier 1t the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter of section
twenty six, aud the southwest quarter II section
twen'y-f aur and the nnthwest quarter of the
northwest quarter d section twenty tive ~ Town
shin sixteen, month of R,ngr tw,niy me t2l) east,
H. the District # lands subject a. sale NJ ,af-on
Ciry, Nevada, containing eight hundi ed and forty
acres. Patent dated May loih, 1870 Aud all
persons owning hts or parcels of ground IN sail
tow site must within ore year after the ftst
puhlicaSa II thi. notice ~. with NE. ai NY Office
in Da,ton, Lyon county. Nevada awfi'trn drserip.
tion and claim uf thel u of ianl owned ~ claimed
10y them orthcy will be revet tarred oi any figh
or interest in Law or equity N or To- such lots
parcels II z, ound ~ remain nie aimed af'ef u
expirati, n Of such peri, of ,ne year,
WILLIAM HAYDoN,
District Judge, p, urth Judicial strict, Nevsds,
Trustee,
July 1th, 1870, j'i 1a~.loS
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF ORMSBl
COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee Of O-nsby county, held in Carson City.
August IL, 1870, the following proceedings were
had
lst 1t was resolved that a County Convention Of
the Democratic Party Of Urmsby County be
held Al Carson City, on
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wheeler M.msug c om mpawy.-Lssa.

t,on a Works: Pine Grove. Es herald, County -
Motto, l. hereby gwen, that alta mceiing ~ fhe
Trustees II said Company, held IN the 2bth of
August, 1870, an assessment " hfty t5o) cents pei
share was levied upon the capital sf"ch 81 said
company, payable Immediately, IN United states
gold com 10 the Secretary, at the unice ~ the
company, Pier ~ stewart street, ssn Francisco.
Any stock upon which taid asse -men, snal, ~
main u,n,j on the 3oih II september, ls1o, shall
he ,ieemed delinquent and will he duly Advertised
for sale at public auction and unless pay men, shs'
.e n, ,le before. will be .,ld oa THURSDAY, the
10Th dv of october. 1870, tepay the said delin'
qucnt assessment, together with eosss VI sass'u'
s,ug aud expenses ot the sale.
ONCE pier l2 Stewart street, ean francisco
Cnl. EDW'D Y. BENT,
aucs.td Secretary.