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The letter Of Capt. Temple of the Tennessee,
which was published yesterday in THE TRIB-
ONES SantO Domingo correspondence, revealed
that President Grant had ordered the navy to
protect the Government of Baez against any
demonstrations by Bayti. We publish
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The Russian Gar and the German Emperor
are hobnobbing again. With France PROSTATE
and the Black Sea question apparently settled
to GortschakoG's satisfaction, their mods are
less likely than little while ago to shake
Ruroue
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TIE INDGFATiGABLE GOODRICH AGAIN BENbS
on HIS ERIE RE.OLUTi0N-FAS5AGE OF lis
PNEUMATIC RAILROAD BILL-TisE GoFERhpH
(TwEED) AGAIN TROUBLED WITH AN ACoAo-
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Did VAtViftN

Did VAtUfftN = A. ~
-fassianss IN this igws. ~ Hsyiay
mHnisg isi. ai : o'slsek. ElssfA
Ysaghss. Sgd slouf IS ysaf., witk
pafslyzls
Ned Sas one n osf lsesi sHi most
UPRIGHT citizens. anil sofxiihstaaA
iBg biz tin vss black, be had svsry
citizen ~ ihs community ior his
friend, for bic heart was pure and bic
instincts and characteristic a. hon
onbIe rs sny citizen Ia I'anola eoun.
" and bis death u sincerely moumed
by both white aud black. This il
one Of the evidences or the truth Of
that trite maxim
lioaof and shame from M conditions rice
Aei ssil your part here ali The bsssriiss
and his epitaph may be written in
words that but few men can have
of them, Here lies an honest
man"
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France.
The Situation al TersoiUe

The Situation al Tersoines.
Versailles, March 29.--versail.
les is rapidly becoming a military
depot. Companies of the Guards
are arriving continually from de.
pots. The movements of the Gov.
ernment relative to Paris are un.
known. Deputies of the Right in
Assembly demand the removal Of
General Letter, but Theirs posi-.
lively refuses his consent. Gen
eral ohanzy, it appears, promised
the lnsurrectionary Committee he
would not fight except against for
eigners. An amicable arrange
ment between the Paris and Ver-
sailles Governments is still regard
ed as possible. Clemencien has re-
signed his seat in the Assembly,
and Ruchebenlon a member of the
Left in the Assembly, has declared
himself a t~urn-coAt, because the Of
fetal Journal has defended assas-
sination. At sitting Of National
Assembly o.day, Frashneau made
a demand for the interruption Of
the communication with Paris.
Inc Government and he Insurgents
Versailles, March 80. The
Government has issued a circular
Pre- ects announcing that order
has been established at Lyons and
Toulouse, and that the attempt at
'nsurrection in the large towns has
save in MarsaiIles, Marbon-
he and 81. Ettienne. France, says
ne circular, is rallying' support for
he Government. The continued
occupation Of French territory BY !,
he Prussians is due to the insur-
tents. The Government has tenn :
'orized with the insurgents TO
shedding blood, but is ready !
o-day to meet and crush il, Me-
'otti and Ricciotti Garibaldi have /,
Ieclined to fight except against a !
enemy. |
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Atiachm emit Notice,


This Statu OF Mississippi, I
Pamela County.
In the Justices Court Beat No, 2 of said m, ntv
Parkerson h Levers, !
vs..
II. G. Bloodworth.
Attachment was issued on the 9Th day of
March, 1871, against the estate of II. G. Blood
worth, defendant, for the sum of forty one dol
lars and forty cents, retnrnable to said Court
March 23rd, 1871, and 1t appearing that the de-
fendant resides in the State Of Arkanras, post
Office and county unknown, notice is hereby
given to said He Bloodwerth that unless he
appears at said court, to be held at Long Town
on the $50 day of April, 1871, and plead to
said attachment, judgment will be render ed
and the property attached sold.
al-4w JOHN g. HAYNES, J, P.
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rFi o. ioillsmg fsnaaira %.
Hi
o. hf'1Lffn fhii o. hsHy
sipsns iri msnssei iftsfHa iial
3 fsHaF4i ~ satssl tHzhf ~ ~
i~bH a i'Es fac
81 H%SH1ssd' fisf sish feno.
vel iaisffsfsf vtb No Fesisl nghis
n property. eel siH iaaFs, 10 .
nfssi estesi 'bs pfiyals fortunes
n slmsst ever zeal ssiais 0wssf
~ ihs igsao PaBoh
~. Resolved, That ~ afg 81
ready ie f~-ssessioa # . eomPIsis
s8d finished class n pub r bull.
Ing' which can neither b. removed
Or replaced At aBy otbe' site with.
ou' heavy expenditures .whieh masi
necessarily involve The taxpayers
Of the couniy IN heavily increased
turihens Of iaxaiion.
g. Resolved, That in view of
tho foregoing facts ~ well as the
general depression in business in.
teresis Of the country, II will be
in"Ise and InespedIent to inter-
ere with The present location OF
seal OF justice IN th's county
D. Resolved, That we believe
hat The will OF the people Of the
IS entitled to be heard upon
JUS SUBJECT ana lha' we appeal TO
'ur senator and Representatives IN
Ut '~es'''''a'e 10 INSIST upon IN
0'~o''''"s !" !" ac' "nlch Is
" ~ DC introduced INTO 'he
@sNa,u'e' section leaving 'ne
'' o., Vi '''0 'ea' Vi Jus''ce 70 a
VIC VI '"' taxpayers ! inc e0un'
p
"a' INC oecre-
Try OF THIS meeting be instructed
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And ut all other times the books will be found
at the Sheriffs Office in Pamela. 1 also inform
the Taxpayers, that the Certificates of In
debtedness issued by the State, better known
as "Alcorn money! will be received for all
taxes due the county-having been so author
ized by the Supervisors Court.
earnestly request all taxpayers to be
prompt in the payment Of their taxes.
call tax-paycss' attention to Section "a,
Article 8, requiring, when taxes are collected
by distraint, to distrain upon personal prop
erty before selling land for taxes. I hereby
give public notice, that said section miH BE-
strictly enforced.
Being anxious to make a close collection Of
the taxes Of this county, which win in the flu
ture rednce the burden Of taxation, | appeal to
every citizen, to circulate among freedmen,
the time and place where taxes are to be paid ;
and to afford them every assistance they posi-
bly, can TO meet their taxes.
The tax levied. amounts to one dollar on ev-
cry hundred. But few counties are better of
than Pamela; and If a close collection can he
made, taxes cum be easily reduced! next year.
Y. 0zANNE, Sheriff, and
f2o-5w Tax-Collector of Pamela Co.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ea-
foreign enemy,

D1LD-MAlHEWS.-A Al his res
idcnce, 10 Clarendon, Ark, Nj. E.
W. Mathews, formerly Of this place,
on the oath day Of March, after an
illness Of nine days, aged IS years.
lie was born in Abbeville District,
South Carolina, in 1906, and moved
to Fayette county, Tenn, whore lie
resided until 1866 when 10 moved
TO this place, and moved froa, here
to Clarendon last fall. He was l
consistent member Of tho Presbyte-
rian Church for thirty wears.
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Public Meeting.

On Tuesday, March 2sth, 1871,
at spring term Of the Circuit Court
of Pamela county, a large aad re-
spectacle meeting Of the citizens
(of both colors) Of Pamela county.
Mississippi, was held at the court
house in the town Of Pamela, with
a view to obtain the sentiments Of
the public with regard to the pro-
posed removal Of the courthouse
from its present locality at the town
Of Pamela to the town of Sardis.
The meeting was called 10 order
BY Judge O. Harrison. On mo-
ton John A.Polk, Esq, was called
to the chair and w. P. Wootten
appointed Secretary. The Chair
man explained the object Of the
meeting and upon motion, APPOINT
ed a committee Of five, to-wit NJ.
I. Wright, J. D. Ashmore, Geo.
Hudson, cold, W. w. Elliott and
W. Dyer, to draft resolutions
expressing the sense Of the meet
on the subject Of removal.
On motion the Chairman was
to the committee. The
then retired and in a
short time returned and reported
the following resolutions, to-wit:
RESOLUTIONS.
The committee appointed to
draft resolutions expressing the
sense Of the citizens Of Pamela
county relative to the proposed re-
'noval Of the county site from its
present locality At the Town 81 Pa
no;a g tl'e town q Sardis, which
removal y understood 10 b now
oendiag u bill before The Leeisl.-
ute n this State, beg leave d u.
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&c. Haftraf Hu FL asH t5Hn
Il ftif n.umir.iy al 9 1
- "a A.
F ~
81 - "a : Hzaa L. a.l
aaalax else lhs aeassi a
ls sassessl asssA 81 asss
fiW HHTfs#lHiT i've tFfHIff HHEF
or ymgifbg ~ fhi.. fhslf heaf a
'efssaaent
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f
D. - trni
~ Hs= 80 f. .i.
t4asA b f. aa sah srsa.
sufastF.
2sl a o. usslhl 80
4 f. fsFV@ hisr ttrfiari ~
shFh o. sfssisl IT, Durhsi.s
eel hii
Ns sou.aisf NJ grssfaa ~ ff
as fslsi@ 10 A. his hsfsi4fefs .1si
- tsiaK fIfiy ssffled hy sfpssei
aaadsssihsa IL he ssss II flsl1sffy
r. saeffasi, 81 Mi= s9s rnsirr
ihst dseklsa ibe i8fs ssbl voafl
e%srtalgiy sea fsseFi h fhs rrsaisf-.
ssd # soahss Ne sossiy could soi
b. liable h refund fhs putehase mon.
.ey of 10 pay shy damages vhaisver
bS feasaa0 u The removal ofthc com.
y bsiliihgs from Pamela. Bot that
Ease seems 10 imply . doubt whether
the ether part Of the property not
seld by The county sould mol revert
upon The removal IT the seat of jos
iice from The. place. No such ques.
iion was involved IN that eaae. and
no definite opinion wa expressed
npon u. We do not concur In The
conclusion intimatcd by the Court ~
one which might be the rule with !
to the property not convey. |
On the contrary, In our iudg-
ment, the condition must apply TO I,
the property or nome ,fit, and
sc think that the absolute power of :
disposition in reference to all tie y
property shows that there was no o
liability to forfeiture Of any partof ii. o
Furthermore, "tbe condition must c.
'c contained IN the grant in express n
erms or by clear implication 1t I
annot be established by parol--and :,
here is nothing on the face of these
eeds tending to show a condition '
the property should be forfeited !,
at any time II should cease to be
sed for the purpose contemplated. Ia
A fair application OF the p%rinci- r.
los laid down by the Court in tho ;;
ase referred to leads us to the con
'uslon that there could be no for.
lture OF any part of the property
n account of the removal of the S'
'unty scat. et
The case of Daniel vs.. Jackoway. re
reemans 80, is different from the
in this, that the conveyance
as made expressly for "the use of
g county as a county site" and the ~
held it as A case of condi- tn
'n subsequent. In the present case pr
g deeds recitc a consideration past Il,
ID exc uted and the conveyance is ad
the use of the county generally,
lthout any restriction or limitation "
,atever. There Is no condition
at the courthouse shall be located
the land, and if there was such n
ndition, we would think it was full
led by the erection of the public
ildlngs on the land and continu-
2 them there until in tho changes of
bile interest and convenience n re- y
oval to another place has become ar
cessary. II would be against pub pc
policy to hold the location of a err
unity site at n particular spot to be KIN
'de Interchangeable by the accep- A,
ice of a gift of lot of ground cx- n.
pt ut the expense Of the forfeiture
all the public improvements. To Wv
'duce such a result there should err
some clear stipulation to that Of TIN
(. 40,
gned) ELLIOTT 4 PnELAyp. e;e
March 9th, 1871. ne
"N
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby notify the Taxpayers Of this coun-
ty, that | will meet them with the Tax Books,
ready to receive State and County Taxes, at
the following places:
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sl,7as,s2l ss


AUDITORS OFFIcE, JACKSON.
], Henry Musgrovc, Auditor Of Public AZ.
Of the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the PHENIx Insurance. Company.
at Hartford, State of Connecticut, hss
complied wishgAhe act entitled IAN Act 10 rer-
ulate Agencies Of Foreign Insurance Compa.
NJ ~ approved January sist 1857. and Nv
virtue o. the power vested In me By said law,
! hereby authorize 7. 4. CLARKE, Agent
for said company at PanolA in the county 81
Pamela, to transact business of Insurance III
this State, until the Let day Of March, 1914.
Given under my hand and sealsof once, III
me city Of jackson, this thu first day OF March
A. D. 1871.
[sEALl .MUS0ROyH.
m2s- Auditor IL Public Accounts.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Auditors Office .JoeLsor

l., Henry Mnsgrovc, Auditor Of Public Ae-
counts Of the State Of Mississippi, 40 hereby cer-
tify tsat the Etna Insurance Companv. located
a. Hartford, State Of Connecticut, has complied
WIN me act entitled ian Actto regulate Agcn-
cc'eso OF Foreign Insurance Companies approved
January 3lst. 1851. and by virtue Of the now
vested IN me by said law, | hereby authoriz,
RICHARD ". CRUMp. agent for said COM
pan.y at Sardis, in Pamela comfy to transact
business Of Insurance In this State until the l.t
day Of March,ls72.
Given under my hand and $ al Of Office. NJ
thecity Of Jackson, this 9th day Of March 4.
D. 1871. ~
[seal.] II. MUsGRoyr
! 20 Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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a. "esson. III Ross
Wesson & Ross,
S,
FAB Main street, Memphis,
Corner OF jefferson.

Corner Of Jefferson.)
In presenting our claims for a continuance of
patronage, to q people to whom we have so long
been known, Having practiccd over twenty
years in this county,, we deem IL in a great
measure only necessary TO give the location of
our office. In word we are able to give rer-
rect satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced rates Of
charges, Full sets, upper and lower, for $50, as
hne work as ever done in this city, and medi-
UNI sized gold filings, $3.50.
We have In eur Office now, in successful on
Grafton. one Of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING Gas
The pure Gas emitted from this uuauhine will
transport, rs II were, the patient tothe dream
land while being robbed Of the offending tooth.
without the slightest pain, and is perfectly
harmless In Ito effects,
WESS0N L ROSS,
24a MAIN STREET, mills
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Goodnow. Secretary, and made solemn oath,
that the foregcsnr s.atcrsent Of the assets and
OF the Etna Insurance Company ia
true. And certify that | have examined the
assets OF said company and that 1t is in posses
SION OF stocks and bonds to the amount of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars and more.
at par value.
NATHANIEL SHIPMAN,
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Insurance. Company.
0@R lsAga gsu 4
Has< a ~ Aas y Hl~iseg

ust b
f@s@ ~ ssp.ssl y fse Hafzs b.tas
81 + - -
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Tho PHOENIX for 1871.
Statement Of thee Condition of the
FhOpntE

Go. Of Hartford, Conn, January /
1871, rs made to the Auditor Of the
State Of Mississippi. q
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J0THAM GO0DNOW, See'y.
RzzEn THE STATE OF CoNNEC-
TlCUT, Hartford county, So.
'n' W Hartford, February 25th, A. D.
1871.
Personally appeared before
N me, Nathaniel Shipman, a Jus
mp tIce of the Peace, duly qualified
to administer oaths, Lncius J
xxxxISl Hendee President a,d Io4h.r,
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no branching clans or rafting c-or-whee,.
put siientlyand rapidly It does It's perfe., vorI
jan7-4m s''P'Hs oaOe.
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TIA ogSpiIflS ~ TN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01

aCK RR g ATE D BEL HRR
- Mining Company-Location OF Works, Gold
Hnl District, Storey county, State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of the above named company,
held on the twentieth s0th) day OF July, lsll. an
assessment ofFiye Dollars I$er 10 United States
cold coin. per share, was levied upon the capi-
IA stock or said Company, payable immedi-
atoly 10 the Secretary, At the Office OF the Com.
pany, Room No. Is, Merchants Exchange Build
Inc. California street, San Francisco, Caliior.
MA Any, stock upon which sald assessment
shaH remain unpaid on the. .TWESTY-THlRD
(aSD DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, shall be deemed
aolinouent, and will be duly advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment shall be
made before, win be sold on the TWELFTH
sDAYIOF SEPTEMBER, 1871, TO pay the de.
hnquent assessments, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Hoard OF Trustees.
- EDw. E. STONE, Secretary.
onice - Room No. IS Morchants' Exchange
u Bollding California street, San Francisco, Cal.
ifOrnla Jy[ttu
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And In accordance With lw. and a1 order Of
July, lsTi, 90 many shares OF each parcel OF said
stock as may DO 'neccssary. will 6e sold at tho
once Of the Company. Room No. 9, Express
Building, northeast corner Of California I and
HoItsq%s ssrsS ssaTT saa ETrsaslscg Is in a. f ne
hour Of one o'clock r, u. OF said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF safe.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
oaaee-Room No. q Express Building north
east corner OF California and Aont9omsiy
streets, san Franciseo. Cal au2Atd
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MINNIE NOTICES. a. |
sIocKHoLDERs, MEETINor

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders Of the suceor Mil and Mining Com
n.ny, for tho election Of Trustees for the ensu-
Inc wear, and for the transaction OF such other
business Is may come before It, wtll be held at
The once Of the Company Room 5, No. 'aOa
montgomery street, San Francisco, California,
ON MONDAY, the 4th day OF September, 1871.
at to'elockr.A. -. = '...,.s ..a-r = g.
Transier Books win be closed on the second
a.y OF September, lssl, and until amer the meet.
ipys : 3, WM. H. WATSON. Secretary:
IAN Francisco August n, iS11. = auel.td
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or LOUIS GOLD AND oliver

. Mining Company -L0cation OF works, God
AN, Storey County, State Of Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given, that Al q meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the nth
day or August, 1871, an assessment OF Three
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
etoek OF said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, TO the Secretary, al the
ofloc OF the Company. Room No. 10 Haywards
Building, No. Sl9 California street, San Fran
oiseo, California Any stock upon which said
lossssment shall remain unpaid on the Twen-
tieth day OF September. A. D, 1871, shall
Be deemed delinquent, and win be duly adyer-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment shall be made before, will DO sold on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of October, 1871, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
on advertising and expenses OF sale.
Byoraer Of tho Bosra Of Trustees.
SET7 80 wv. E.SDEAN, Secretary.
omee-Room No. ie, Haywsrds Building,
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fnIXinENp NOTICE.
snSFics OF the YELLOW. JACK

nTFIcB OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill. Ne
vsds, August s. 1871. AT meeting OF the
No. Twenty.nye (So. 25l, OF Two Dollars and
Fffty Cents tS3 SOY per share, was declared pay.
able on md after THURSDAY, August 10, A. D.
1871, At the Bank OF California, San francisco,
and the Agencies In Virginia and Gold Hill.
Tho Transfer Books will be closed until Au'
By order Of the Board OF Trustees. g.
. -. @. W. HOPKINS, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, August 5. 1871. auSa
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pINlpEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 40 California
street, San Francisco, Aug. 5, lsIl.-A dividend
OF Ten Dollars (slo) per share was this day
declared upon the capital stock Of this Com
psny, payable August 10th.
The trsnsler books viii be closed on the 9th
'n' aaT cHAs. z. ELLIoT, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
tho Board OF Trustees. made on the
Twentieth day Of July, A. D. 1871, 80 many
shares Of each parcel OF said stock 40 may be
office OF the Company, Room No. Is, Merchants'
Exchange Building, California street, San Fran
cisco, California, on TUESDAY, tho Twelfth
(l2thj day Of September, 1871, at the hour OF
one o'clock P. u. Of said day, to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
80. EDWARD +. STONE, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. IS, Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco, Cal.
ifornia.
y. B.-Avertising charges, g on each Certin.
cate.
san Francisco. August u. 1871, au25-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01
DUCKRYR GOLD AND SILVER

sDg Mining Company-Loeation OF Works,
Devils +Gsto District, Lyon County, State OF
Nevada-Notice 10 hereby gtyens thst at q
meeting OF the Trustees Of satd Company, held
on the nineteenth day OF July, A. D. ISL, an
assossment (So. y Of One Dollar ($D per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
pany, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, At the Office OF the
Company, Room No. = Express Building,
nort6esSt corner Of California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
TUESDAY,, the twenty second( (Sed( day OF An
'Rust, a. D. 1871, shAfl be deemed delinquent,
and viii be dolly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be-
: Sose viii b cold on FRIDAY, the eighth CSth)
ousnt asscssment, together with costs Of adyer-
nsing and expenses OF sale. By order OF the
Board OF Trustees. .
Ofiee-Room No. Q, Express Building, north
,s1S corner Of California and Montgomery
strests. Gan TrApeisco. Cal. ly2l.ta