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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BRLoHER SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. April
8, lsT9.-Ata meeting Of the Board OF Trus-
tees, held this day, . dividend No.4.) OF TWEEN
ty ($sOl Dollars per share was declared paya'
bic April 10Th.
ap6 I'm H.. g. kIBbE, secretary.
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nANRY GOLD AND SILVER

DANNY GOLD AND sII.xEh
IL Mining Company Location of Works,
LYON County, State OF Eevada. Notice IL here.
BY given, that at a meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees of said Company. held on the Third
day Of April, 1872, an assessment OF One aud a
half Dollars (S1 5) per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the office Of the Company, Room
No. " Hayward's Building, No. 40 Cali.
(ornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Ninth day Of May,
1872, shall DO deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold on MONDAY, the 27th day
OF May, 1871, to pay said delinquent assess;
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
O0lco-Room No. % IIayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Califor-
MIA apG I'd
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DBL1yoUgNf ASSESSMENT SALES.
MII.L AND MINING

y Company-Location Of Works, Gold Hi
Mining District, Storey County, State Of Nc
yada,.Notice.-Thcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock, or. account OF assess-
1871, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of tho respective shareholders. as follows:
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nALTImORE MINING COMPA.

Id nY-LOcati0n OF WOrKt, NOIu HlII DI5lIlCl,
storey county, State Of Neyada.-Notice IL
hereby given that at q meeting Of tho Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the 3Ith day
Of April. A. d. 1871, an assessment CNo. y OF
one Dollar per share was levied upon tho CAPT.
tai stock OF said Company, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office OF the Company, Room No. 10, No. 4Ol
California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which sald assessment shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
OF June, 1872. shall DO deemed delinquent, and
will DO duly advertised for ,a'c at public auction;
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on FRIDAY. the 2sth day OF June, 1872,
to pay tho delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF salc.
BY order OF tho Board OF Trustees.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Onlce--Room No. 10, No. 4Ol California street,
San Francisco. Cal, mv2 I'd
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r.ny wA.uINoTON GOLD g.

silver Mining Company-Asscssment No.
ticu No. l3,-The stockholders arc hereby noti-
ied that an assessment OF Fifty Cents (50c) In
United Statcs gold coin per share, was this day
lowed upon each and ever, share Of the capital
stock OF tho Lady Washington Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary, ut his office, South C street, Virginia,
two doors south Of Taylor. Any share or shares
OF stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on TUESDAY, April 3O,h. 1872,
shall be advertised on Wednesday, the istday Of
May, as delinquent, and unless payment shall
be made before. will be sold on SATURDAY,
the LIST day OF June. lST2, for tho delinquent as
sessment, with cost ofadvertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. L. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Virginia, New, March 2G, 1872. mar2a I'd
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EVVH sssssssssssssssss
Tibbey,E 8, Trustees...

And in accordance with law and an order OF
tho Board OF Trustees, made on tho 18Th Gay o.
March, 1872, 80 many shares OF eaen paIsc,
Of said stock rs may DO necessary, VIII DC soiua
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SOUTHERN GOLD HILL. COLD

COUTHERN GOLD HILL. GOLD
y and Silver Mining Comprehension OF
Nv. State OF Nevada. Notice Is hereby given
that at a meeting OF the Trustees Of said Com.
pany, held on Monday, the first day Of April,
is7I, an assessment OF Two Dollars and Fifty
Cents C$2 5W per share was levied upon tho
capital stock OF said Company, payable imme-
diatcly In United States gold coin, to the Sec.
re,ary. at the oiice Of the Company, Room l3,
No. IllH California street, San Francisco, Call.
fornia.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
May, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent. and will
be duly advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, the 9th day OF May, 1872, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the salo.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
b. b MINOR, Secretary.
~Olice-itoom IS. No. 4llH Gallo mia street,
San Francisco, California. APPS til
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PAINTERS WANTED.

TWO OR THREE GOOD PAINTERS CAN
i ind steady employment and fair wages FOR
tho season BY calling NJ o. Z. Browns rant
Shop, opposite Odd Fellows' Hal, Gold HILL
APIS In
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as Montgomery street, up stairs.

Election. b
At o meeting OF the Trustees OF the Pictou
Mining Company, held at their once, 40. 40
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California,
April Is, lSTs-the following Trustees being
pre. II. II. Flagg, A. 7. Forbes and 4.
Skcrritt-A. p. Forbes was elected President;
5. Phillips, Secretary; and A. T. Forbes. super
~intenGent, Of the above Company.
San Rrancieco, April "A. 1874. ap2i wv
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r TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
Virginia. Storey county. Oct. Is. 1871.
Notice IL hereby giyon that the State and
County Taxes for the fiscal year 1871 are now
due and payable at this ONCE. and that the law
In regard to their collection will be strictly
enforced. II. A. MCDONALD,
Ex-onicio Tax Receiver.
Onaco-No. g South B street, In Office Of Viz
/. ginia and Gold Hill Water Company.
N. B. On all Taxes unpaid on the close OF
business on the 90th Of November. ISL ten per
can't dslinouency will be added. oc2i II
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HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000. Geld.
TICKETS, SO; or Two for So.

1000 CASH GIFTS, amounting to...".$iso.m
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MEETING.

OFFICE ALAMO GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, May %,
1872 In accordance with Q resolution adoPted
az a meeting Of the Trustees Of the Alamo Gold
and Silver Mining Company. held this day, a
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF saiG
Company IL hereby called, the same to be held
al the ofdee OF the Company. No, Ill California
street, San Francisco. on THURSDAY. the 9Th
day Of June, 1872, at u o'clock NJ, to lake Into
consideration and decide upon the proposition
TO Increase the capital stock OF aaid Company
nom Three Hundred Thousand Dollars: divided
into Three Thousand shares OF one hnnaie,
Dollars each. to Three Million Dollars. divided
into Thirty Thousand Shares OF One Hundred
A. J. BRYANT,
L. B. RAIL.
n, C. FASSRTT,
q. L. BRADLEY,
W. K. DUMAH,
mvitd Trustees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

The New York Tribune sees in Mr.. Sum-
ner's Arms resolution, and In the course Of
certain Senators and journals on that subject,
u chance to print one Of those characteristics
articles against the Administration for which
that journal has lately become 40 remarkable,
and, rs may be naturally supposed, avalls
Itself OF 1t. The tribune screams for reform
and investigation, and thinks that there are
several points about the entire affair which
require full and prompt explanation. We
believe 90 too. There is, for instance, this
point, which was 90 well made by Senator
Harlan yesterday, that Mr.. Sumner, in this
whole business, has, out OF bis own mouth,
shown that he Is the mere agent OF France
that he Ia aiding tho French Government to
obtain evidence and testimony which can be
obtained Ia no other way. The investigation
will, we are confident prove this fact, and t
Il a very material aud Important one.
Again, we are In favor Of the investigation
for the reason that certain charges have been
made against one OF the Departments Of the
Government, which We believe to be untrue
and unfouudcd, and the falslty Of which we
are certain will be unquestlonably established.
The mistake that is made in the whole matter
Il In debating and discussing II. The resolu-
ton should DO passed at once. Il ought 10
have been passed when Mr.. Sumner made his
speech on lts Introduction. No possible good
IL or can be obtained by wordy attacks and
explanations which really mean nothing. Tue
Government is iree from blot and stain In The
matter, and for the honor and credit OF the
Government its Innocence cannot be too
speedily made manifest. II Is to be regretted
that the question was not disposed Of yestor-
day, and that another dag, or portion OF a
day, Il to be consumed In eudeayorlng to
make public opinion on the subject.
BY all means let this debate come TO a close
to-day. Give Mr.. Sumner and Mr.. schurz
the commltteoot investigation for which they
aud the New York Tribune 50 loudly clamor.
Let sot only this gun contract bat other gun
contracts he investigated. When the COM
mlttcc shall have finished with the sale Of
arms to Remington, let 1t take up the myste-
rious Norman Wizard gun contract In which
the Publisher aud the largest stockholder In
the TriJEns is 60 deeply Interested. Mr.. Sin
clair, the gentleman in question, has again
and again, session after session, come to
Washington 10 lobby this claim through
Congress. Hc has sent the correspondents
Of his Journal, on the floor " tho House OF
Representatives to talk to members abOutit,
aud explain 1t 10, them. Let 1t be investi-
gated. The Tribune demands reform; de-
mands Investigation. Let the COMMITTEES,
which will be appointed tomorrow, consider
thls gun business OF the Tribune people,
aud show what interest they have In 1t, and
In what way they became connected with It.
Mr.. slnclaIr's business Is TO sell newspaper.
What business has he to sell guns to the
Government, and worthless guns at that :
While Remington Is being investigated In tho
Interests OF reform We trust that Sinclair and
his correspondents will not be forgotten.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

The condition of the laboring classes has
oftsn been referred to a. showing the real
weakness Of the English system, where ia
Dor" is looked upon ss 90 much raw material
TO be bought at the lowest price, and a. hay-
log no claim TO consideration outside OF the
amount Of work to be obtained from 40 much
human machinery. This is very cold
blooded view; but II We may believe Engiish
writer's, II Ia the one taken BY the huge man
ufactutIug Inonopolles. now attempting TO
perpetuate their power at the expense OF
American workinRmen. The advocates Of
The freo.trada aystem should read an "Engllsh
Journeyman Engineer" on the fearful pow
erty aud deprayly eTtatI among the crowded
rpoorr Of London aud the great cities. Want
Of care for the bodies aud souls OF working
men aud women has brought about 4 coudi-
tlou Of lhings, among the people named, shock
log to contemplate, and dangerous TO the
government permitting sueh dlsgrace to
civilization.
We are Informed by this English writer
that petitions 10 obtain assistance 10 emf
grAte has bssn ScoGed at In tbs House u
Lords, and the seeds Of discontent have been
thus spread among a people wanting but this
last insult to arouse to fury against the so
called privileged classoa'' Information
reaches Us from time 10 time Of public meet
ings and Of resolves TO no longer submit To q
rule resulting In the Wholesale panperism OF
class really better provided WIN iooa anu
shelter 10 tl'a Middle Ages than IN ths lA,'or
part Of the nineteenth century Inc speeches
OF Duke are but illustrations OF ue aiscon-
tent working up rom 'ne muscle 70 'no o'siu IN
OF England ano no ekei'emens oser we
poor prince or tne " outrageous Amer,chh
elaims can Keep down me ois,er oiseonseut
OF the artisan and the worker OF All KINDS as
year oy year the Tact becomes apparent that
no future but poverty awaits all not favored
with nobility OF wealth.
MS not an eTagyeraslon for rs to say that
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

In the year S4Oi, a French writer expects,
newspaper viii propagate virtue, and Francs
and Turkey be rcpubllcs 10 spirit as well as
in name. This happy erH, Il ls hoped. VIII
come soon to save both counties from being
pobbled up By Germany OF Rusala. ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
Washing Machines.
rHE KNOX PRGCTIcAL WASHING MA0niSF

FNHE KNOX PRACTICAL WASHING MACHINE
AND wRIsoRR Is GRAND SUCCESS.
Docs not wear tbs clothes. for does not rub them.
or niure the most delicate fabric. saves half this
tlms Gnd tuo thirds Of the soap, and les Aborous
than the old uAy and spashinE Of water upon the
psrsoa or hSor. found, TOO Penn. ave bet Tenth
Aad Esfsnth streets. sign Of the Big BASKET, WOOD
wArd's baudnGL Arrangsmonts viii bo made to so
oommodAts psrsoas Wishing 10 tsst the mAohins.
which ue always glad 10 DO, By addressing Y. n.
Busll, At the Btars. OF Washington, D. q. Ths high.
sut tesunOnl.lp Ale. and may be obtained a. the
store. OF bJ calling the following raadsnts Of wash
inEton uh0 arr unlng themt .H..
y. VI. Enilh, 90 Third street northwest.
nasid A. kart. %! stree, nofthSest
Rev. john II, Van Mstss, ~ Tenth = southwest
0eoree sheriff, ~ Third stFeet northwest
q, J.. Hail, ais 19th street southwest
Wm. u FltlhuEh, l00S d street ponthWesL
IInDIy ThqtnAa. nogard Unlverzity
UAtholip boya Aayluui, q e. bsL 9th aud 10Th n.
". u. hidenour. al6 foaTteenth, bet A1d n, v.
De- WIZ. Bhsdd, R9 q streot nofthwssL
MFs sarehuel. eoI, lad. ave. and second 81 NV,
-yAiisli, ss sIth 81. bet Pa AV.. and streets.
"A II, Nsshs. 1T. bot siIth and Seventh. Ssu
pr Culver, soi Tenth strsst southwest
y, pevnn, Ill ID strost northuost. ID.
~. Dovlin, q ct, New Jersey Av, and North OApltol
These naohinea are tpanafAothred By n Lynch
4 90, Weatpiaster. ND, Who have DISTRICT and
county uthta Tor sale 10 Virginia and Maryland
iHsou v. n. BUELL.. Aetina Agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

From J. G. Parker, Seventh street. opposite
the Post ofice Department, We have Godey's
Lddys Book and Dsmorssrs Mirror o. Fash
ions for March, Hdrper's Weekly and Hdr-
psr's Bdfdr for February a.
Fcom shiulngton, corner PennsylvaniA ave-
nue aud Fohr-And4a-hAn street. We have
Godeyis Lddps Book Ind DsHorssfs Mirror
Of FasAions tot March. III WI NJ
Ftogh The publhhsri We have "Churchs
Muacal vIsllorh and Gems Of the West"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

az" Undsr the pro1lsions Of the act Of Cos.
sress approved Fsbruary ~, 1874, Territorial
Earrrameat vas oEaaiaed Ia the District ef
Coiambla- it, results haze thua tar railJ real.
Ifsd the expectations Of Its aavocatcs. undsr
the direction Of the Territorial officers, sIstsm
ofimprovensuts has bees iHaurursted, bJ means
Of uhleh wn,hiuE,su h rapidly becouaIns city
worthJ eS ths uatiou's capital. The eitIssus Of
the District havias veluutarilJ taxsd thea
selves To a large ameunt for the psrPoss Of oon-
tributlns 70 the adstHment OF TIE seat of Gov.
sramsut, recoamend liberal appropriations on
the part of Congress, n order thst the oovern-
meat nay hear Its Jast share Of the expense %
carryius out q JsdlclSus systen Of Improve.
taent,."--Prssideni GraArs Mss'aSs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
View and Beautiful Presents, at All
Prices and for All Ages.

Bibles. ottholie and Fp.oopal Prayer BooLs. Mstho-
NIsOE ILkEE6Us and JUVENILE G1FT BOOKS,
hAHdaonisiy bo1nd apd lllastratedt Game, and Toy
bumsj Ppckotbooks and Cuusyj Gold Pens and Pss.
st.-LA.a.t ds.lEa.i H. GOpS,s olssess, hts,so.sops,.
lnnlnatsd TsHts, Notices and oroessA wrdng
Desks, Portfollos, Ohe~ and Chsp Boards. BAof.
stock q FTsSsh and VisSss F1N0Y G6Obs. AZ
ORANDEJL a HILEY,s,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

Tns New York Commercial comments on
the license given counsel to challenge jury
men as expensive amusement IN the tax
payers. It seems ffty cents Ia allowed Tor
every jurymaL called, and II looks as II half
the population Of the city will be "called" be-
forp any are chosen. Ha.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
Books and Stationery.

PHiIIP a soLoroSs,, , ,,,v Yoom.
1ynon.. 90 u. p,....s. q wpssa * fScs ni.:
nHSe 81 Ts; To. Nsug. K Ds..hi shiA Tsss
Hs@'ssiis sssss,s. Si.Ti bssd Me-, s5o..i By j.
T. :, q 2; S.ssi' 3
tsasl., sad .hs nei,si p ThsoRbIls, fsr.9asi e.
9ltQ Hshsllen,s spectrum AaalJslsi sla vol,alrs
ello. Qfaadpsipps, LAnalated bT Charles g. Leland
tttO, Maodonsidr ~wnfred OuInbsrnedej liza
ola lon 1Lo. Ana AL the Boots Ieosnily publish cd,
FRRNuH B0Okh, oofnprislnG the beat Novels Of
PHI,P E sOI.OMONz,
. L Hopkssllers and Htationera,
fsbiS 0I1 PennayivAnia Avouue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

-
THE HIsroHf OF HANKS In this country b
Intimately connected with the history OF par-
80 .,a -. ,,,,,,,..,,.,.,,, ,r.,. ~, -,
ues anu the uoNoIhucnt- iuuni the esteD-
llshmeut Of the United States bank was as
,,,,,.,' = l,,,,.s,ra ~ ~, IA p.a,..t 49,. a.,
u'usH 'iSAa VI 1"e o'u HSNi~ Pe'V' O'
hs own benefit as was the rearing OF opposi-
,to,, tn.,it,tto,. h,, ,,s pn, hlt,a,,. ~. It.,n,
Nou iusasu'o.s " 'ao tsPuS.eaa ~ DenO
crah OF that DAY. In New fork the Demo
crats built uD beyeral banks. One of the
49,, -. 80 ~, -, q. - - !,
oiuess-'he oe'enth "aru Is hnuS i"iereu
10 by the Journal of Commerce!
Al, A . p....r .O., /. ..rvt.. os ....l,,
t,r,x = .s,i..I S.,,,, ~ ,,s..i M W.. ~
~ . yoesa,, No., ~ ,,onI s..L Piasy Psiaisy, ~ ~
~, ~ ~ .st =. dtsns,.ss ~. liz \, ~
,sti,.mant az M, Er.sss fron, ,hs ,.snonsihiy,
at - ..,s t,.,i.s ~ - ,iSI,i ~ -stsI ~ ht
g1IaS Snriss ~ ,as ~ ~. y. .ailad r.ssh ~. N
inwins nrasmbis S1I rssslntIoos abics .srs
t,,,HA, Y, ~ ~, - ,as ~ - S,., wv
Vhs,a.s ,ha sans,nns Ind,snn.l,ioo ~
fr.a Z Frss.r an haSinz ennhsiisS Nm n -
rrtIrs from M. nre,idsnsy af ne SsH.nth Wasd
piNsAaeh1y " DoNNhAh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
srNsEr eos Ayp pR. anEELET.

4 late number OF Hdrper's Weekly among
other good things, presents a capital wood
cut Of Hon. Samuel 5. Cox, the able Repre-
sentative from New York city, and accom-
paules It with q carefully prepared sketch OF
his life, concluding as follows
Few men IN Oongress, certainly none on the
DsmOcTAtlc side, hold the House better than
Mr.. Cox. lie Is n ready, Eraoatul, solfPos-
Eessed, Vigorous dehatsr, 40 mln CLING argument
Win vii And sarcasm with good hamoT as al.
ways To command attention and respect He IL
a high persinal myOrlte with members, TIRE
spectlye OF party, AMI " ever 90 the alert to
serve his e1nsutusnts, regardless VI politics."
While differing as widely Us possible from
the political opinions so earnestly advocated
by Mr.. Cox-as widely "a do the editors OF
Hdrper's Weekly, who 50 porslsLcntly exposed
aud caricaturcI the ylllainles OF Mr. Coxs
party In Nov York--we heartily indorse every
sentiment expressed In this extract
Mr.. Cox, Ia short, Is tue pet Of Congress,
hi. tlent, statesmanshlp aud good nature
making every Que his friend. Indeed we regret
that 50 able aud good gentleman should
have been educated In such q bad political
school US that OF this latter-day Democracy.
SIN we prefer an enemy upon the steadfast-
meas Of whose opinions We can rely. One
knows where to fnd and how To fight such
au opponent for his position Il the same at
all times, though he may adopt different
rystcm Of warfare, or use different style OF
weapon. Now, this is not tho case with the
gentleman who AYERS Mr.. Cox was elected to
Congress by decided majority,
Dr, Horace Greeley, hal he beaten Mr..
Coz, might have represented she principles
OF his party, and then again he might have
represented his own peculiar views, which,
lust now, are al greatest variance with those
OF our party. Although the Republican party
would have been materially benefited by Mr..
Greeley's votes on the tariff question, yet the
Intsrests OF his entire constituency, happily
I,,porant. as they arc, Ot tho wiles Of agric IL
tnro. would have suffered little, we fancy.
The clerks Of the Departments, irrespective
of politics, would prefer tic present Repro
sentatIye OF the sixth Now York district, who
hns been "out West" and "kuows how 1t Il
himself 20 the gentleman who Is continually
urging this Westward course,
To sun up tho matter, We know Mr.. Cox''
posItIon, bat We eanuOt depcnd upon Mr.,
Greelsy's. Tho Democracy will never DIS
cover Sunset Cox In secret correspondence
with Republican Donan, In order that
,hcIr leader shall be injured In reputation,
booauae he might bear against hun some per-
sonal splte. Mr.. Cox would prove unequal
a, .n,h low buslness-ho Is far above II.
Mr.. Greeley, the country kuow' has stopped
20 such dirty work.
Altogether, the Democratic party Ia 10 be
,ongratnlaied on having such an able, hon
,r,b,e leader Ia ths House Of Representatives
- .,,,,,ay NJ trains on the Pacint
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16
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rsg.Esss ssESs SPts sESS1RFEREF
RYyI. w, HAYIksNEh = 90, 90, AssiIos',,;
seventh street

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street. I'D ,asSSins .ssss; .ss.h ss, lee, QUO
trsnu IiS iest % %sshaEien siTsst and point q b.
40 sn.sH = Ps = :. = fs:f
"a. d 1sSaSs 2, s . 4 gsSS S "a :ss
tssa fssi ssrsh rom ths aoSthsAst eosns ~ q Mott
Somsy and stoddAEt stEesta aud unniag thence with
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