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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

Hay aquf paz, y guerra en- la montafia
que el extraniero ayuda.
iQue vii es Ell que implora gente extraii
que en- su defensa acuda!
lY que vii es tambien quien impulsad
solo por la codicia,
mas quiere ser pirata que soldado, ----~--
sosten de la justicia!
ira de Dios! Pero su empresa es vana
aunque peligros brinde.
Desde Colon aca, la raza hispana
nj muere ni rnde.
Y esta reina del mar, en- cuya frente
el sol tropical arde,
que extiende sus palmeras al ambiente
de calorosa tarde;
Esta, que uni6 con amoroso lazo
su suerte a nuestra suerte.
es cual la esposa qaien Sc dA ell abrazo
que dura hasta la muerte.
Indtil es que nos provoque guerra
quien busca su mancilla.
La OLIVIA de la paz cubre esta terra,
y su sombra no humilla.
LA OLIVIA de la paz! Vedla aqul ahora
del arte acariciada.
Tai vez bajo su sombra bienhechora
torne a lucir la espada. -.
iQui6n sabe!. Mas en- tanto, hermosas
(hijas
de este encantado suelo,
que pasa por amor ansias prolijas,
zozobra y desvelo;
Donceles, que al laud enamorado
arrancais gratos sones,
que de la noche al sueno regalado
brindais dulces canciones;
Y vosotros tambien, los que testigos
dc esta lucha sangrienta,
no habejs sido nj amigos nj enemigos,
y 6dio oculto os alienta:
Venid aquf. Del temple de Talia
sale un concentO suave;
que amansa la mas fera rebeld{a
que en- pecho humane cabe
Venid aquf. La oopa del olvido
brilla hoy Gil nuestra mano.
Ell venaedor da un 6sculo al vencido,
ell hermano al hermano.
lOh Basta va de fratricida guerra. :.
pero dirA Ia historic,
Oidlo:-Un espanal halo esta terra
para su eterna gloria.
Un espanol la halo, y a'z6 en- sus prados
ciudades como soles,
fabric sdas con sangre de soldados
y huesos de espanoles.
Mas de tres sig'os trascurrieron.. Veinte
haran igual cartera.
Dos, cue abri6 paso & Ia espafola gente,
sustenta su bandera.
Flotando en este esc60ico recinto
mi amo" p6trio electIiza.
Bella como les flores de Corinto,
ell arte la eterniza.
Y 81 las turbas n6nadas, sin duelo,
redOblasen su sana.
valeroso Patron, di desde e| cielo:
iSantiago ysieEra Eapana!
Gabriel EStrella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

Muy senior mio: en- un libelo mani
festo. que ha circulado en- ell d "a de
aver, 6rmado en- Juana-Diaz por D.
Jose Llorens y Echevarrfa, ademas
de otras calumnias que levanta dicho
Sr. contra los Corregidores y Alcal-
des que acabanI de ser depuestos, Sc
leen las siguientes palabras- s'ssips
gtasG persona medi0noneente sensatQ,
poda0 s@posaey que a,a Gobieyno recto
iIDstrado peymsti1Yq que sensejiantes en-
pleados quedasen en- sus puestos para
repetir las nsismas escdssdatosas esce
sos que en- Ia generdlidad de las pobla-
clones tasOieron lssgdr en-. las elecciones
de 0bsSt."as IS f4S
Siendo yo uno do los Corregidores
que elExcmo. Sr. Gobernador Supe-
rior Civil ha tenido por ,conyenientt
deponer del reierido cargo, ruego
Y.tenga la bondad de publican esta.
A. = 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
EsPANA TEsEUNFANTE.

AL CASINO ESPANOL DE LA HABANA.
.Loemos al senor!. Cubrid de flores
la tumba de Coon. ...-Cantad victoria.
Al beso celestial de los amores
brota la paa en- campo de dolores
y SO alza ell arte con fulgente gloria.
La paz!-lDios la bendiga!
Su aliento bienhechor cubra la terra
de 6pmos frutos, y, con mano amiga,
del hondo vale y Ia empinada sierra
bora el sangriento paso de la guerra
cor la iogosa cana y rubla e3piga
-iNo mas 6dios insauos!
mo mas duelos prolijos!
Todos somos hermanos:
idauna madfe comun somos los hDos!
lMadre sin par!. -. Old: noble matrona,
del orente al ocaso
ostent6 el esplen ior de su corona,
y temblaron los pueblos a su paso;
que, al halto feoundo
de su valor potente,
para alderman su vlctoriosa frente
arranc6 del abismos an naevo mundo.
Mas la spartada oriila
con IN beso dc amor seiI6 Castllla,
y, salvando del mar 6eros azares,
amante dole, como cffenda pura,
su ciencia, y SD poief, y su cnltu1a,
y su lengua, y su Dios, y sus altares.
Y, ap6stol del progreso, en- la campans
de esa gran redencion, 10 perdjt todo. i.
ltodo 10 dl6 Ia America mi Espafa!
iSalve, patria querida!
iCuna de bravos, nsartir adorada
de Ia f6 y del honor!.. !...-Fuente de vida,
t1 plantaste la cruz idolatrads,
trss siete siglos de impacable guerra,
en- lss almenas de la INTEL Granada;
Ell pos de hazahas gTandes,
eco de gloria que do quier retumba,
til pusiste 10 CRUZ sobre los Andes,
cruz de las Navas. que venci6 en- Otumba!
iBien haya tanto amor hacia la Madre
que su nombfe nos di6! isl, patria mia,
de aurora celestial hey brlla el d al.
Envuelta en- nubes de fragante aroma
iqn6 randa vuele hacia la playa ibera
esa blanca paloma
que hoy de oaz :; ue union es mensajera!
Esta Gecsta del te
en- el reointo de lealtad y ejemplo,
es sebal de victoria:
va en- Cuba este Casino es una gloria:
Espafla vive sn 81: este es su temple.
Jose 2. Veyyes.
Ell PoDER DE IBERIA EN- CUBA.
l =
AL CASINO EspANoL DE LA 4HABANA.
Levanta, corazon tus mobiles alas,
] lexplAyate fe.iz, reluce altiyo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

Anau&uranciOn de un TeatrO
I'm Ell CASINO EsPANoL DE LA HABANA.
bella es la paz! FL arte Ia corona
de ffutos y de flores,
y eou bianoas guirnaldas aprisiona
del 6dio los furores,
bella es la paz! Ante la guerra impfa
ell arte sc amedrenta.
Ell arte es como el fris: Dios 10 envfa
pasada Ia tormenta.
Mas ay!de la torrnenta adm por el monte
Sc oye ell lejano trueno,
= ALA en- su Ultima capa Ell horizonte
muestra rasgado 81 seno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
VARIEDADES.
Poesias leidas On ell Casino Espanol
DE LA HABANA.

UNION Y PAz-
De Espaha rico foron
TIE llamas, Cuba espanola,
Y con ser hija de Espa1a
Tlenes la mas alta honra.
Tomaron de Audalucla
Sus encantos tus hermosas,
Que, perlas del oc6auo,
Arrullsn sus limptas olas.
De su sangre ca tellana
Tus buenos hijos b!asonan,
Reverenciando a sus padres,
Djgnos de eterna memoria.
Las brisas de cuatro siglos
Llevaron de costa q costa
Los siempre dnlces recue'dos
De hermanos, hijosy esposas.
La sangre, la religion,
Las costumbres y ell idioma,
Fueron espanoles lazos
Entire America y Europa.
Cuando enemiga falange
Pis6 esta terra dichosa,
Un Gonzalez y un Velasco
Ganaron por igual gloria;
Y al buen rey Carlos Tercero.
Las mas ilustres senoras
Pldieron que rescatara
FL HOrOn de su corona.
La paz, Ia union, la riqueza,
Todos los bienes que brotan
Del santo amor patrio, hicieron
A Cuba feliz y pr6spera.
Mas Jay! la clega amb,cion
Cual torrente Sc desborda,
Y al g6nio del NAL sacude
La tea de la discordia.
Como baudada de buitres
Sobre un cadaver Sc arroja,
Y en- sus palpitantes miembros
Sepultan las garras corvas;
As( de terribles males
Sc va fernando la onda,
Que, empujada por las Furias,
Hlerve, RUE y Sc desborda.
Reniega ell hijo del padre,
De la madre carinosa
Huye, y de luto y de lagrimas
Les lega tremeuda historic.
Los verdes, froudosos campos
Ell voraz incendio agosta,
Y sobre las negras ruinas
Sc extiende la sangre roja.
Del opulento a la puerta
La triste miseria toca,
Y la eDfermedad y ell hamb:e,
Palida la faz, Sc asoman. -.
Basta d. duelos: es precise
Que velo tupldo cora
Sobre las tintas de un cuadro
Que ell alma sensible agovia.
Debemos vover los ojos
HAcia Ia rsue1a aurora
De un porvenir que nos traiga
Celajes de orc y de rosas.
Ese porvenlr radIante,
Espanoles, nuestra obra
Debe ser, y en- que 10 sea
Esta empenada Ia honra.
Unidos para lIdiar,
Siempre que lid'ar importa,
Unidos tambleu quedemos
Ell dia de la victoria,
Fuertes para combatlr,
La condiclon gener@sa
Del castellano es precise
Que conserve su aureola.
Nj paz nj adn tregua al que ate
Compassion al que Sc postra;
Hero al hero, plomo al plomo
Y al d9bil miseriscordia.
Santiago es nuestro Patron,
Ell grito iEspana y Victorial
Y nuestro objeto la paz
Y union en- Cuba espaflola.
JUAN DE ARIA.
Anau&uranciOn de Wn TeatrO
Y Ell CASINO ESPANoL DE LA HABA
bella es la paz! FL arte Ia corona
frutos y de flores,
con bianoas guirnaldas aprisiona
6dio los furores,
bella es la paz! Ante la guerra impf
arte sc amedrenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

Nuestro anigo Ell coronel D. Elicio
Berriz nos remite la siguiente carta
que insertamos con aprecio:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERcANT1L.
-txbu@ sfsf8 ~
.9. Ponce, dgosto % de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
Ell PoDER DE IBERIA EN- CUBA,

AL CASINO EspANoL DE LA HABANA
Levanta, corazon tus mobiles alas,
explAyate fo.iz, reluce altiyo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

OOH AOS Nfsasotl0S uo Od5bi4iS ItDuc3
Qoe la hermosa es Ia gala de las galas s-''
cuando, al mostrar su esplGndido dominic
embellece Ia senda de los puebloa
Y les senlbra 1e ayomas sill camino.
Completed, caros s6cios, vuestra obra,
un PaFtenon fundad, del arte digno, 4 ~ss3
que las nuevas edades le recuerde es.S
dc esta lucha de honor los sacriG.oios asaessass
Y august2 a!zad un teunso De los tenn
(plos, .
que al rehejar de Ioeria 81 poderfo,
luzca etorHa esa o seTla de orc grand
que electriz6 al vaIor con sus prodigios.
Leon de las Espanas, sigue ufano
dando vida q Ia marcha de los siglos;
jquieres sombra de amor? slecho De forest
pues descausa en- los brazos de- Casino: Y.
Descansa, 81: que de Ia p5tIia ell rayo,s&s..
del punal de GuznAn ell noble flo, .
de Sagunto immortal Ia viva llama,
de Zaragoza el mu0do derr1;do; =
Las naves de Cort6s, c3n 6efo arranque
couvirt endo en- cenizas asauxios: 80
la turDba de Colon pidien1o amparo
al suelo egr6gio que aleatd s.s brio; raS
La integridad del terFitorio, santa,.e
primer deber del fnclito patrieio;
la gloria de este emporio de gFanieza,
que ha jurado veDoer Y 10 ha cumplido;
Y ese rad;ante imam con que los padres
Sc encadenan al cielo de sus hiios. ....
TODD proclama al fin iCuba Espanola! s~s,
flor del alma y altar del herosmo!
Ma,nse1 de Eulate.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18
The Nathan Murder.
New York disnatches of the 9Th

New York dispatches of the 9th says:
Forester, the alleged murderer of
Nathan, arrived here tonight. So far
as the case against him has been made
public, it embraces the following asser-
tons The ship carpenters iron dog,
with which Mr.. Nathan was so brutally
murdered, or one very similar to it, was
traced to Forr ester's possession. In
May, 1870, the residence of Mr..
Schenck. on Fifth avenue, was entered
and robbed by burglars. Among the
articles carried off was dog which had
been used in opening cases of wine, ect.
The sons Of Mr.. Schenck, on being
shown The dog found in the house of
Mr.. Nathan, it is alleged, fully identified
it as the one which had been stolen
from their house. This Was an import
ant point gained, aud it was subsequent
ly ascertained, almost to certainty,
that Forester and Ellis were both en-
gagged in the burglary at Schenck s
house. This would naturally connect
1t is alleged that the police authorities
have positive information that a few
nights before the murder, Forester.
under an assumed name, occupied a
room at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and
that he desired and was given room
on the Twenty-third street side of the
hotel, overlooking the Nathan mansion.
1t is asserted that Forester was seen
on the vestibule of the hotel on the
night before the murder. The evidence
in the hands of the police is doubtless
stronger than these points, on which
alone he could not be convicted. L is
further claimed by the police authorities
that Forester was not alone in this
job, but that be had one or perhaps two
accomplices. They believe, however.
that he put up the JOB and committed
the murder"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

The mutations of party sometimes
bring people into queer situations.
For example, Mr. Schurz is now the
friend and compatriot of T. A. Hend-
ricks, who called him "the lying Dutch
man !" of David Turpie, who said that
the portrait of Carl Schurz could be
found in every rogue's gallery in
Europe" of D. w. Voorhees,, who call
ed him "foul-mouthed Dutch viper
and of Bingham, who likened him to
ga yelping cur, barking at the heels of
Stephen A. Douglass" 1t was the
Indianapolis Sentinel, now a Greeley
paper, that called him ''mercenary
Hessian, who would fight on either
side for pay" If Mr.. Seizures memo.
~ is good he must feel decidedly anna
bic among his /. new friends.-Inter
Ocean,.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18
Foreclosure Sale.


State of Wisconsin - Jefferson
COu,,ty-C1rcatit Court.
Thomas Baxter, Plaintiff,
against
Patrick Devy, Mary Devy, his wife and
Edmund Sweeney, Defendants.
10y VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
ID Judgment of foreclosure and sale.
rendered by said court in the above entitled
action. on the second day of Septem Der a.
D. 1872, | shall, on Saturday the 26th day
of October, A. D. 1877, at one o'clock in
the afternoon of that day, at the front door
of the Linden House, in the third ward of
the city of Watertown, in said county of
Jefferson, offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to pay tie
amount found due to the Plaintiff together
with costs and int rest and the cost of
said SALE to wit: All those certain pieces
or parcels of land situate in the third ward
of the City of WATERFOWL in the County of
Jefferson and State of Wisconsin described
as follows to wit: All that part of lot one
(l) in block seven ~ of Levi Hubbels ad-
d,tion to the city of WateItown aforesaid
q wv
tinuation of the North line OF Lafaye te
street in said ward, were said line extern
dad westerly through said lot No. one ~
and also the north half of The fol towing des-
.,ibed piece, commencing on the west line
# ,ot ;wo ~ in block seven ~ in said
addition q, point one hundred and thirty
two I32) feet north of the right Of way OF
the milwaukee & st. Paul Railway, thence
East parallel to the North line of said lot
two (2) to the East line thereof, thence
North one hundred and thirty-two 1872
feet, thence West parallel with the North
line of said lot two (2) to the West line
thereof, thence South one hundred ana
thirty-two 132) feet to the place OF begin
ming, the same being part of said lot Two
| in block seven Of Levi Hubbel's addition
| to said city.
Dated Sheriffs Office, Jefferson, Wis, thu
Sd day of September, A. d. 1861.
ERNEST SCHWELLENBACH Sheriff,
BY JOSEPH GILES, Deputy
Orton, Mulberger, 4 Gardner, Pla It's Atty
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18
THE "LIBERAL, CANDIDATE.

The "Liberap' Republicans and
the Democrats of this congressional
District have nominated Hon. George
r. Smith of Madison, for member of
Congress against Hon. G. W. Hazel
ton, the present member. We under
stand the "Liberals" of the district
united in presenting the name OF
George B. Smith to the consideration
of their Democratic co-laborers, Sc
selection that of course was eagerly &C
quiesced in by them. In thus bring
ing forward for congress an old line
Bourbon Democrat, one of the original
Forty Thieves, and a time honored
member of the political organization
known as "Barstow and the Balance,
what beautiful and lovely common
tarY it is on the great reformatory aims
and high purpose of our Liberal Re-
publican friends. Nothing more, we
take it, is wanted than the result OF
this convention to satisfy the most
doubling mind of the willingness on
the part of the Liberals to play second
fiddle to the Democrats and become
their complete cat's-paw.
No better evidence of "whom the
gods would destroy they first make
mad" could be shown than this act
of the Liberals in setting up as one OF
their representative men the Hon.
George B. Smith. And in this man
ner do they seek to defeat the regular
Republican nominee, Hon. G. W. Haz-
elton. But we shall see If this nice
little game for the restoration OF the
Confederate democracy in this district
succeeds. We think its purposes
are too specious and the attempt must
fall of its own weight. If anything
was lacking to settle the question of the
election of the Republican nominee in
this district the nomination Of George
B. Smith supplies the deficiency.
Every reasonable man must see that
nothing but overwhelming defeat awaits
the coalition candidate in November.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18
DR.. T. S. HARRISON.

VETERINARY SURGEON office over
Post Office, takes this opportunity of
announcing to the public and all horsemen
that he is prepared at al times to preform
any surgical operation, or treat any diseases
that horse is subject to. Having had twenty
Eve years experience in his profession, he
i. confident of effecting a cure whenever
possible Ring Bones and Bone Spavins
on young horses. of not more than one
years standing, removed in "a hours-war-
ranteed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

A state Convention of New York
Temperance men and Christians who
cannot consistently vote for either
Grant or Greeley has been called to
meet at Syracuse September "a "for
the purpose Of nominating Electors to
vote for James Black, of Pennsylvania,
TOR President, and John Russell, of
Michigan, for Vice President, and for
the transaction of any other business
that the convention may deem necess-
ary."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

GENEVA, Sept l6.--The opinion of
Sir Alexander Cock burn, the British
arbitrator, dissenting from the decision
OF the other members of the Alabama
Claims Arbitration Tribunal, has not
yet been published. Count Sclopis
Jacob Stemfi and Charles Fran els
Adams were the three arbitrators who
voted to allow damages in the case of
the Shenandoah. Cock burn and Evarts
left Geneva on Saturday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

THE QUESTION SETTLED. - The
Tribunal at Geneva on Saturday last,
made final settlement of the questions
at issue between England and the
United States. Great Britain is held
responsible for the depredations of sew
eral Confederate cruisers, but the court
holds England responsible only for the
damages of the Alabama. The sum
awarded to this country is SIS, 500, 900
small sum to be sure, but a princi-
pie has been established that threaten
ing International controversies can be
allayed and settled by peaceful arbitra-
ton, that is of far more value to the
civilized world.
The administration of Grant must
receive credit for having inaugurated
the effort by which this yexatious inter-
national difficulty has been settled in
the interests Of the nation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

DUBLIN Sept. 14.-An indignation
meeting is to be held in this city on the
I'D, to protest against the course Of the
British Government towards the press
in ireland.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

Charles O'Connor declines the Louis
Vile nomination for President, and yet
the straigh: Democrats insist on run
ming him, and his name is received
with favor in many parts of the country,
Some of the states are making OCon-
ner and Adams electoral tickets, and
the old line democrats are prepar
ing to give the Louisville nominees
an active support.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

One of the most ridiculous transactions
OF the present campaign is the nomi-
nation Of Charles Sumner for Governor
Of Massachusetts by the Democrats,
which occurred last week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

Manton Eastburn, Episcopal Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Massachusetts. died,
On the 18th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-09-18

The Watertown Democrat last week
fairly boiled over with indignation at
the recent exposure in the Inter Ocean
of some few of Carl Schurz real estate
transactions when a resident of this
city. A careful examination of the
files Of that paper for the years 1856
81 fails to disclose any similar articles
denunciatory OF ike attseks made upon
Mr.. Schurz in those days By Democrats.
It was the Republican OK that was then
being gored, and it Of course made
a world of difference with our neighbor
around the corner, particularly az the
goring was done BY Democrats. Then
it was all right, for the political adver-
saries of Mr.. Schurz TO make the point
on him now raised by the Inter Ocean,
because at that time Mr.. s. was a Re-
publican and it was then anything to
beat Schurz" as it is now "anything TO
beat Grant"
Another noticeable feature of the
Democrats article is that not a single
allegation of the Inter- Ocean is denied
Neither Mr.. Schurz, nor his friends
tor him, will maintain to the contrary,
for they are matters of record. But is
it not remarkable that what our Demo
cratic brethren now regard as so
heinous on the part of the Inter- Ocean
should have been considered SO legiti-
mate and fair few years ago when in
dulged in by their own partizans?
tIStrange such difference there should be
Twixs tweedledum and tweedledee."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-07
THE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD

TINFoIL HANGiSGs.- hangings
for walls are known to everybody; wood
Ell hangings have lately been invented;
and 1t IS now proposed to use nangings
made of metal. The metal employed is
tinfoil in shests about Is feet long, and
from 30 to 40 inches wide The sheets
are painted and dried at high tempera-
ture, and are then decorated with many
different patterns, such as foliage, flow
ers, geometrical figures, limitations of
wood, or landscapes. When decorated.
the sheets are ornamented, and again
dried, and are then ready for sale. Tin-
foil is in itself naturally tough, and the
coats laid upon it in preparing it for the
market increases the toughness. The
hanging of the metal sheets is similar to
paper hanging, except that the wall is
vanished with a weak kind of varnish,
and the sheets applied thereto. Thus in
this way a room of house may be newly
painted without any smell Of paint to
annoy or harm the inmates. Moreover,
the tinfoil keeps out damp; and as the
varnish is damp-resister, the protec-
ton to the room is two-fold. Experience
has shown also that cornices, mouldings
and irregular surfaces may be covered
with the tinfoil as readily as fat sur
face; hence, there is no part of dwell
ing or public building which may not be
decorated with these new sheets; and,
as regards style and finish, all who saw
the specimens exhibited were made aware
that the highest artistic effects could be
achieved at pleasure. Chambers Jour
nal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-07
No. of No. of

And IN accoruance with law and ~ order OF
the BOARD of Trustees, made on the 4th day of
October, 1872, 50 many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the office of the Company,
No. 500 California street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on the Thirtiesh t3Othl day of No.
vember. 1872, at the hour of one O'Clock p.
IN. of said day, to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs of adyertis-
ing and expenses Of the sale.
JULES p. CAVALIER, Secretary.
No. 500 California ST., San Francisco, Califor-
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