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The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
NEW JERSEY.


PROTECTION AGAINST RAILROAD ExTORTION
TRENTON, Feb. 23-The House THE after
noon instructed the Judiciary Committee to
inquire what legislation is necessary to pro-
tect the people Of this State against extortion-
ate railroad charges. lt3 Wiz
Lewis NJ Johnson was to-day elected princi-
pal of the State Normal School. ~
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DEMOCRATIC CAucUs.-The Democrats Of
this city met at Market Hall last evening 'to
ratify the nomination of George f. Emery,
Esq" for Mayor. The audience was not an
extremely large one, only about 200 persons be-
ing present. William H. Clifford, Esq, pre-
sided and opened the meeting in glowing
speech, setting forth the virtues and merits of
their candidates. He stated that Mr.. Emery
was unwell and, therefore, not able to be pres
sent on the occasion.
Ezra Carter, Esq. moved the appointment of
. committee aof one from each ward to notify
Mr.. Emery Of his nomination.
Hon. VIM. L. Putnam seconded Mr.. Car
ter's motion and made Some briaf remarks, re-
GREETING that citizens meeting could not have
been called and nomination made indepen-
dent of party. He was more than ever con-
viuced that party politics should not enter upon
the municipal administration of this city
But this matter has been forced upon the
Democrats (How forced Mr.. P. No meet
ing of Republicans had been called befor, the
Democratic nomination was made.-Press Re.
ponsr] He thought Mr.. Emery was the best
man they could have selected.
G. p. KimbalI, Esq, followed Mr.. Putnam,
entirely dissenting from his views about cti-
xen's nomination. He was for square old
Democratic nomination on Democratic plat
form. Judge Paris was elected Mayor in "a
Mr.. McCobb in '56; Judge Howard in 60; and
Mr.. Putnam in 80, on Democratic platform,
and when the latter was nominated for re-
election by the citisens in 1870 he was defeat
ca. he was for having party candidate SO
tnat II affairs were not we'll managed the party
should be held responsible. On paying q trib-
ate to tue merits of Mr.. Emery, he remarked
tnat u he should be elected 10 one wonld dare
10 propose aoy scneme OF plumber to him. He
remarked that Mr. T. had suffered more than
other man In the State and probably more
than any one in New England, from being g
Democrat, tor, from his family connection with
Senator Hamlin, he might have had any Office
he wanted if be would only bend his knee I,
tho Republican party. But Mr.. Emery said
"No Til be id i'll do" We don't believ
Mr.. Emery ever made such an expression
Rsporter.1 Mr.. lKimb-ll went on at som
length to speak of heavy taxes, Muuicipa
psnses on streets. forgetting to say anythin
about the destruction of streets by the grea
fire, and the great as we'll as necessary i'm
provements needed upon them since that time
He brought out the spread eagle in his re
marks upon the next national cort test.
Mr.. c. H. Fling made few remarks afte
winch the Chairman announced the committe,
n'tify Mr.. Emery of hrs nomination as fol
iows: Ward l. VIM. Curtis; Ward 2, Johr
Rs sre9%pr; Ward 8, Charles H. Chase; Ward 4
g e HnarMse'; Ward s: A. X. Shurtleff; Ware
Mr.. Varn.. Meat; Ward 7, c. B. Varney.-
Iona sn Is placed on the committee. This wa.
hi. .vsu; Inc meeting adjourned to 2o'clocl
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Miscellanea MS Notices.

MECHANICS PRIVATE ASSEMBLIES. - The
this evening at Lancaster Hail. Tickets can
be obtained of the managers at the door. No
postpo nement
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

COMPLIMENTARY BENEgIT.-Iron Clad
Lodge will give complimentary benefit to the
Atlantic Dramatic Association this evening at
Iron Clad Hall West End), Drama, music,
etc. If you want to have good time don't
fail to 90
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Executors sale OF Real Estate.

DURSUANr to license from he Jude of Pro,
i hate tor the County Of Cumberland, IlshaIi sen
a. public auction, on the pTemi,es, on NOM
three O'clock p. ~, the dive Hing house aud lot Ne,
~ Chestnut street, POI tard. Said premises belongs
iug to the estate OF Edward RobiosoD deceased
Terms Cash. VIM H. JERKS Erscntor.
F. o. BAILEY q CO., Suctioneers.
Portland. February 20. 1S7r 1awaw MO, "a. mr0
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The British ship Ia Escocesa cleared for
Cork with the first cargo Of -four since Sept.
Daniel v. Gerald, lawyer and native of
Rhode Island, and graduate of the Albany
Law School, died here this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

MUNICIPAL JUDGE.-From the fact that the
Democrats at their ward eaucuses, Wednes-
day evening, made no nomination for Judge Of
the Municipal Court, we infer that they do not
intent to oppose the election of our present ex.
cellent and unexceptionable Judge, William
E. Morris, Esq, who received his appointment
nearly year since from the Governor. In
| this we think they are wise.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
NEW HAmPsHIRE.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Feb. 23.-Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer % 30; change plus IL; thermometer
%; change plus ~; relative humidity 70; wind
southwest; velocity "a miles per hour; pleas
ant
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Bon Mor.-There il good bon mot prevail
ent down at the European steamers wharves,
which is that Gen. Trochu commands the
French armies and Capt. Dutton command the
Prussinn
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Q O Nj M ERCIAI,.

PORTLAND q KENNEero R.,,enIS
5aioes 20 shingles, eo sachs waste, 20 Gales hos
Il, D onsh sasn doors bbs FISH, do apples cases
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FRox Rose
go pkgs truns woods l. hhds hams. 10 DO Dds DDS
ash, 70 cases shoes, 10 bbs oysters, 40 d, snoa "a
81 bags SEED. 10 d essd hogs, cask OIL ui ,nn Ia
pigs to order For Can ada and up country, rs BAGS
dye wood, GALES hay, casks oil, IS hbls phosphate
OF lime, i3 oaes cotton, 70 bbs OIL 16 bales rags rs
bulls leather, "a do iron, IS pkgs to order. 80 -
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

HE FxAM1NATfoNs.-TheI ntefmediate, and
Primary schools were examined yesterday
Inc examinations were very satisfactory re-
hecting much credit upon the teachers and
pupils. The following are the statistics:
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TELE0s PHI Items

Part Of Devereaux's block on Genesse
street, Utica, N. Y. was destroyed by nre
Thursday morning. Loss $4,000.
A survey is being made at Poughkeepsle lor
abridge across the Hudson at that point
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

MAsoNIc.-At the annual meeting of Yates
Grand Lodge of Perfection, Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite, held last evening at Masonic
Hall, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Charles M. Rice, T. P. Grand
Master; Oliver Gerrsh, Deputy Grand Master;
7. j. Murray, v. Senior Grand Warden; Al
bion Keith, V. Junior Grand Warden; VIM.
o. Fox, Grand Treasurer; A. Lewis Fog
Grand Secretary; George e. Taylor, Grand
Master of Ceremonies; Henry L. Paine, Grand
Captain of the Guard; Warren Phillips, Grand
TYLER.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr.. Hobbs call
at No. IL Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth-
ecary. His work and prices give general sat
isfaction. &c
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Sale to CLOSE Consignments.

sn SSA,truRDAY, Feb ?5ih, at ten O'Clock A. n.
ments y, nee t NJ we shall sell 10 close cosslg1s
& cs'esy, elov's' Clothing, fancy Goods Cuiis1I
fe23d F.o.BAILEY " CO ,,.,,.
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CALICO RNlA,
THE RFCENT STORM.

SAN Francisco, Feo. % The recent storm
was very severe aIoug the coast Several coast
ers were wrecked and many damaged. Hora-
ito Butler second officer Of schooner Wrliam
ireland, was washed overheard off Punta Reyes
aud drowned. Much anxiety is felt for the
safety of the steamer Idaho, four days over
due from the mouth of the Columbia river
The steamships Orizsba and Taber, from San
Diego, are also somewhat overdue. The tele-
graph lines to Oregon and Southern California
are down. Tue rain has been general through
out the whole country
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

ATTENTION is called to "Caution" notice OF
Albert G. Corliss in the Special Notice Col
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

new YoRK. Feb 23-Evening. -Money easy at
T 1gs GEM. Exchange quiet ano sieany at 9t@1Oy
lu'e st on the stock Exchange to-day cent red
NV wessern UDon Telegraph stock in which it is es-
pia ca mere wer- dealings OF er 600 shares
on sn during the morning IRON 40 to 500
lately loaned. han been called in bnt snh.so,sm,I
contn 70 as5 and closed 4ss. Ofher Securities
S Was,a, q niet aud dull. Quotations;
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HE nrst OF the course of Assemblies at tbe
Armory Hall Of the P. NJ BIS will take nlacs
this evening. p'"''
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
PORTSMOUTH ITEMS.


PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 23-The dry dock to-day
foated out Of its basin and tomorrow will be
sunk and United States steamer Wyoming
taken out preparatory to docking the Tuscaro-
"a.
Additional contributions to the White Rover
fund have been received by j. P. Bartlett, viz.
S25 from 3. G. Clark and G97 SO from I. Jeffer-
son Coolidge both of Portland
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FOREIGN markets.,

aN E0rei2m Markets,
LONDON, Feb. 23-4.3op. M-Consols closed at 90
,nr money aud account. The bullion In the Bank Of
ENGLAND has decreased 3 OOc since lost THURSDAY.
American securities. quiet-U. 5. 6-2ts, 1899, 81;
90 Is65 old, 9Of; do 1857 s7s; do 10-4s S73 Stocks
Great Western 295 -
lbs. 90
IIvERPooLs Feb. 23-evening-Cotton dull;
$4,000 bales Tor export and speculation.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

MAKING FRIENDS WITH THE COoK.-Quite
an excitement was created at Westorook Sem
mary a snort time SINCE by the tidings that
James Bartlett, the cook, had fallen heir to an
estate in England, of four hundred thousand
pounds. The boys are all trying to make
friends with the cook Mr.. B. does not pro-
pose leaving his post until the money is secur.
ed, and as the estate is in "Chant ey," those hav
ing children at tue Seminary need have nc
fears that their children will for the present, al
least, go hungry. Gospel Banner.
"A SUCCESSFUL Book We are glad to learn
that the new book by our fellow towsman, e
w. Locke, entitled "Three Years in Camp and
Hospital" is great success. Not only is the
first edition sold, but the second is so nearly
exhausted that the third is ordered. JOSEPH
NJ Stevens is the agent for this city and vicin.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

G3- Catarrh is a common disease, so COM
mon that snuffing and 'hawkiDg" reach you
you at every turn. Your foot slips in the mas
ty discharge, in the omnibus or in church. and
its stencil disgusts at the lecture or the concert
The proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
offers $500 reward tor case which he cannot
cure. SOLD by druggists or send sixty cents to
DR.. Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D., 1873 Seneca street,
Buffalo, N. Y, and you will receive it by
mail. Beware tof counterfeits and ,corthless
limitations The Genuine has Dr. Pierce's pri-
vate u S Government Stamp on it.
feb 21st-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t
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O'Donnell.
Brief .GOllimas.

Another splendid day yesterday. Thermom
eter indicated 100 at A. M. We have had
magnificent weather SO far this week.
Mr.. A. B. Gee commences an evening dane.
ing school at Browns Hall tonight He is
an admirable teacher and will not fail to com.
mand the success with his new classes that he
achieved with the old ones. -F.l
Ford B Greeu's Female Minstrels open to-
night at Portland Theatre for two nights
They are the female minstrel troupe travelling
and will not fail to draw good houses.
We learn that the re-appointment of Fl. B.
M. consuls In this country was owing to the
fact that there were many States unrepresert-
ed by any diplomatic officer, aud therefore the
powers of the existing consuls were enlarged.
b. J. Murray's exequatur will therefore proba-
bly, extend his authority over the States OF
New Hampshire and Vermont as we'll az
Maine Ia sao1 e-.
We are informed that so great is the amount
of freight that comes over the G. T. railroad
and 50 inadequate has been the rolling stock
Of the company to convey it properly, that
many of our lumber dealers use rollipgastock
Of their own which they have had uanufac.
tured, and by SO doing the company makes an
allowance in the cost of freight to them and
pays them for the use of the cars when the
owners do not require them. These cars pay
for themselves in five years.
We mentioned the other day that DR.. Fitch
would soon visit Europe He sailed in the
"Moravian" last Sunday, and the reason why
his name did not appear among the list of pas
sensers was because he took the place of the
ships surgeon, who sailed on the Peruvian"
We are informed that the receipts from the
Rosini Club concert were about $3.50. ..
st. Luke's Cathedral has been presented
with set of very elegant altar-cloths, appro-
pirate to the Lentern season, by gentleman
Of this city.
The contractors of the Water Company, we
are told, rather "played it, on the company,
for they left in the conduit piles of stone, mud
and pieces Of plank. Consequently when the
water fell so low in the lake the water had
great difficulty in flowing through the conduit,
and the supply gave out in the city. By dig
gipg down the company found what was the
difficulty and they are at work clearing out the
conduit. A tub is filled with debris and
hoisted up to the top of the bank, emptied, and
then the process is repeated steadily all day.
Great pieces of plank four feet long have been
taken out. au -r
There were two runaways on Wednesday,
resulting 10 tie smashing of two teams, one OF
which belonged to a well-known physician.
Rev. james Marsden, pastor of the I'd Uni
versslist church, has resigned.
No business was transacted in the Municipal
Court yesterday.
Marshal Clark has received very humble
letter from prisoner at the Jail, asking per
mission to leave town and solemnly promising
not to return for six months. He says he
''got tired of portland some time cow"
Kotzschmar has accepted the Salem Oratorie
Society's invitation to preside at the piano, a
their concert which they propose to give mex
week.
: Liquors were seized yesterday on Danfortt
treet by deputies Sterling aud Decelle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

NEW YORK, Feb. -Morning.-God opened at
1l1s. Money easy at g s per cent. Sterling e.
change 1u95 q 1iO3.
The follow are the forenoon quotations of South
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

REPRINT.-Mr. William Ilsley. an old resi-
dent of Portland, having in his possession a
book, now out of print, entitled American
Antiquities and Discoveries in the West
which has greatly interested many of our t.
liens to whom it has been loaned, and who
have tried in vain to secure copy, has con-
cluded to canvass the city for subscribers with
view to reprint. The work purports to be
an exhibition of the evidence that an an
Gent population of partially civilized nations
differing entirely from the Indians, peopled
America many centuries before its discovery
by Columbus, with description OF many OF
their stupendous works now in ruins 1t is a
readable and interesting book
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

jon PRINTINa.-Send your orders for 10
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WV M M.pus
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
ENTERTAINMENTS
Fluent Hall.

COMETHING new in the history of teaching and
y dancing. wonder OF the age. propose TO
teach little girl six years old, ten beautiful and
some entirely fancy dances, in ten consecutive
aays one hour each day, in the presence of ladies,
gentlemen, boys and girls, commencing on Tues
way AFTERNOON, Feb. 81, at 8 O'Clock. Admission Is
Wh;Ie roh., few dances will take place by others
ic resting. CT BARNES.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
AUCTION SALES.


IN SATURDAY, Feb 25fh, AZ 4 o,c,o.,, N ~
~ shat sell at public auction the basery
oceu pied by Stephen Phlnneg, NO. Cumbeilsr&
ovens, and sales. room, with dwelling. stable sn7
shed connected. This property is centrally located
The sale presents an excellent oppori unity Tor r
man wishing 10 engage IN The Baking Business,
For particulars enquire OF
GEO. A. HUME or lr.
SYLVESTER MARI. s irus'sss-
feb20td r. o. BAILEY z CO., AuctIoueers.
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COLLEGE DAY.-Union services were held
yesterday afternoon at Plymouth church. in
which Rev. Messrs. Williams, Ripley. Thwing,
Small and Dalton participated. The attend
ance was Eot large, as but brief notice had been
given, but the exercises were deeply interest
ing. The importance of the college as related
to the pulpit, the press, politics, authorship
and other branches OF industry; the dangers
from Infdelity and Romanism, from worldli-
ness and mammon, and the need of revivals
we're dwelt upon by the speakers and in prayer.
A similar meeting was held in the evening at
State street and at the Memorial church. Rev.
DR.. Carrnthers presided at the latter, and was
aided by pastors Thwing, Dalton, Shailer and
Harrison. "A good audience was 10 attendance
and the exercises were well sustained
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

GET Briggs Corn aud Bnniou Remedie;
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Cararrh.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

The NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines COM
olned. Branch Ice, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. IT.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

bined. Branch OF &c, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. IT,
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware
that 1t is this same element in the system that
gives us strength and vigor, and that an in
suhclency oft causes weakness and debility
The Peruvian Syrup pretoxide of iron, is pre-
pared expressly to supply this vtalized ele-
ment. feb 21st-eod&w1w
The MIcRoCCoPE.-One of the most interest
ing experiments, and one which is easily per-
formed, is to watch the change in the blood of
a delicate or very pale person while using
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HyPoHos-
PHITEs The coourless OR dead corpuscles are
steadily removed from the system, and are re-
placed by the red or vitalized particles so nee
essary to vigorous existence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

THE DRUMMER BOY.-City Hal! was crowded
to repletion last evening, every seat and stand
ing place being occupied. The ticket seller
was obliged to stop selling soon after seven
o'clock, and hundreds went away unable to
obtain entrance. ~
As we anticipated yesterday, the play went
off smoothly and handsomely. All the delays
and bitches OF the previous evening were
aoated. The actors were perfect in their
various parts, and the instrumental music by
Webb's Quadrille Band was capital. In truth
it was decidedly the best presentation that has
been given of this interesting drama. The
new scenery is very handsome and adds to the
sD'endor of the representation.
night there is an excursion train from the
Kennebec to witness the representation, and
those of our citizens who wish good seats
should obtain reserved ones early to day at the
store of Mr.. j. f. Land, corner of Exchange
and Federal streets.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24

Al! business in Gold was transacted at IIfl@i1ll
at which figures the market closer, the cleaI
closed strong and at best prices to-day Toe fol-
lowing are the closing quotations.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-04
or. LOUIs COLD AND sILvER

. Mining Company-LOcadon OF works, Gold
,Hul. Stoeoy County, State Of Nevada IL
hereby given, that at meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the 18th
dsy OF August, 1871, an assessment OF Three
Dollar per sharo was levied upon the capital
Rock OF said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin. TO the Secretary, at the
once OF the Company, Room No 10 Hayward's
Bpihins No. 40 California strest, San Fran,
assessment shall remain unpaid on the Tween:
: ueth day Of September, A. D. 1871, shall
6o deemed delinquent, and viii be duly adyer-
tissd for salo st puolie auction, and unless pay
-men( shall be made before, win be sold on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of October, 1871, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
of Advertising and expenses or sale. T.
y Byorder of,the Board OF Trustees.
- = "a = W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
OAee--noom No. -i9,. HAyHSard's Building
No. 4i9 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
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9RIoNEER LAUNDRY
NoRTN OF VIRGINIA. s

In. HALL, a9sD. HALL 9"". HAIL.
w 70 sProprietors.
rwYS OLD RsFABLHsHKD AND
,eushia Lspndry 10, prepared TO turn out
q IT rytorsrttty 6f Renovated and eiesn Linen,
without ohng dsmsged oy mAhiPuiA"'a 's
oScrsseespanctnsiiye ealledfor and returned.
oa,ces 4 interp.tioSl, Hotel, JssSs aepse %ar.
and WsnacSs Fruit store. Sou.a o,ss,o'it. ~
.rAls n Is HsE's a,aesa 4ssa :siss :ss
;oS39a & asssss y. ISL, MI Bio osn'' u e
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IDIViDEND NOTICE.

I'D tsS1M thins eoap1T. @ dSa .Eii, Ne
vada, August s, lsT1. AT q meeting Of the
Hoard q Trustees, held this day. Dividend
No. twenty-five (So. 2ol, Of Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents ga 5Oj per share, was declared pay
anlc on and Sfrer THURSDAY, August 10, 4. D.
IsIf, at the Bank OF California, San Francisco,
and the Agencies In Virginia and Gold Hill.
q Tho Transfer Books viii be closed until Au'
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
rs5Ftr1TIF I M 3. G. W. HOPKINS, Sec'y. \
Gold Hill, August 8, lS1l. ..E au5a
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oRa aREaATK D RELCHEE

- Mining Company--Location OF Works, Gold
Hui District, storey county, state OF Nevada
Board Of Trustees Of the above named company,
held on the twentieth Ce0th) day OF July ISL, an
sssessment OF Five Dollars ($o), In United States
gold coin, per share, was levied upon the capi-
IA stock or said Company, payable immedi.
stsiv 10 the Secretary, at the once Of the Com
uSny. Room No. Is, Merchants Exchange Build
ing, Californis street, San Francisco, Califor.
MIA, Any. stock upon which said assessment
ohali remain unpaid on the TwESTI-THLRD
09dl nay OF AUGUST, 1871. .shsn be deemed
delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale
rat pd6nc auction, and unless payment shall be
made before will be sold on the TWELFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1871, TO pay the de.
nuouent assessments, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale. -...
. I By order of the Board Of Trustees.
IITI7P } IAJ JRDW. F. STONE, Secretary.
Once - Room No. IS Merchants Exchange
: Building, California street, San Francisco, CAL
.t1fiorph. TI.JMgNI. " ISiI 80 .1y2Std
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e1OIrAIIg1sIr
DELINQUENT, ASSESSMENT SALES.
CRGREGATRD BRLCHRR MIX.

y Inc C0mpany.-Locatipn, of Worl9; Gold
HN .Dlstr3c SonyJ County 6tats Of Nevada
Netice.-Thcre arc delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account OF assessment
No. "a, levied on the Twentieth (2Oth) day OF
July. ISL. the 81 ferd Amounts set oppo-
site the names OF the respective shareholders, as
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MINING NOTICES. q
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders Of the Suceor MI and Mining Com
pany, for tho election Of Trustees for the ensu-
Ing year, and for the transaction OF such other
business Is may come before Il, VIII be held At
the ONCE Of the Company, Room 5, No. 500
Mortgomery street. San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of September, 1871.
NJ o'cIockp n. E, ',r 1sffr"sN s,sN
- - Trsnsfer Books win be closed on the second
day or September, fST1, and until after tue meet
ing. wM. II. WATSON, Secretary:
San francisco, August u, 1871. sau2l-td