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s. scfnttllatlonz by Heinrich Refne.,'-
This book (trnnslated from the German by
Simon Adler Stern) opens with q brief biogi Apply
OF Heiue, aud Translation OF the Fl6rentine
Nights, which, given nearly entire, include,
among other brilliant oriEiDaGties, the famous
word-painted portraits OF Bellini and Paganini.
The remainder consiht5 of excerpts, classified
as Personal and Autobioraphicsl: Men, Man
nere, and Society France and the French !;
end Criticism; Religion and Philosophy; and
The following e1trnets are drawn consecutive
II from these divisions; but It is impossible. in
so brief space, to give an idea OF the keen,
glittoring, deep-thrust sentences, at once mock
+ ing and sad, yelled and penetrating; or ot the
spirit, clonded indeed BY q vein Of dubious
morality, but brilliant with genius that holding
this fow in vein, Is happily not mArred by It
throughout: ~ -~--.~--
i have always thought far better Of thoaa whom I
-He that does not 60 ~ far as his heart urges aud
his mind directs, is coward. He who goes farther
than be intended, IL slave. - 80
1n these times We fight for ideas, and newspapers
~ IN fuily Convinced TINT blasphe1nins French
man is spectacle mora pleasing to- tbs Lord than =
Man i Zines il. Women, nts al passive beings,
can rarely invent: but they posseas the art Of 10
pesyertin the truth that tho result effects far greater
harm than downright lying. .
in art, form Is everything; matter nothing.
-Sentinaantality IL Materia1ism In despair
According to u indieauons, the present age Win
sppear in ths annala Of Art age of Music Music
Il perhaps the last wordof Art.~... -. :
Fools imagine that, In order to Conquer the CaT
tol: they must hrst attack tbs geese -
We xte not the masters, hut the serTants of The
"vTo14 t. Williams Nav vorkN
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:. =. New York LeKislntuI dr4
ALBANY. May 31.-The- Govelng1t; 1;,1
the Civil Damages Liquor selln8 Dill
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esii Tne Elm Ead s9.oW on Turner's property on
Essex street, which there WAS also 81 ,0oo BY
the Firemen's Fund J. Rossle had an ins11r-
Of in The Lans9aetFe 81 ooo q i aqs ths
American Central Of st. Louis; 81, 500 in the
Williamsburgh City, and 81. 600 in the Fire As
sociation Of Philadelphia. J. ". Bracket, dealer
in pianos, was insured for s75ooo In the Offices
Boston, $4,000; American Central, St.
Louis; e1i,ooo; North British and Nor
camille, $500 Firemen's Fund, Of San Fran
cisco. $4,000; Commerce OF Albany, q, 500
Joseph Benairi, Of 419 Waahtngton street, bad
Home, Germania, and Hanover, ct New York,
and Quincy and Mutual Offices. HawleT, Folsom
& Martin were inquired for 81, COON the Union and
Mutual, Of Philadelphia, and $1,000 in the Con-
tinenta1. '-~--.
The Hartford companies lose ss8, ,ooo, ss fol-
lows: Etna, $50, 600; Hartford, s15, 600; Phoe-
nix, $4,000; Connecticut, 911 1000; Orient,
$4,000; National, $4,000.
The losses Of some Of the New York compar
Exchange, $1,000; Hoffman, $500; Clinton,
$4,000; Etna, 81, 600; Phoenix, $4,000; Nj
agara, $4,000.
EI;a, Hollis l. Co: estimate the losses OF the
companies represented By them at aboat ooS $780,
An Investigation OF Chickering'S insurance
gives S97, 900 in all The Continental, OF New
York, had $1,000 for Hawley i Folsom, 81 ,500
for Robert Newman, s3, 600 for Emerson, S5,ooo
for Il. F. Miller, and s6.500 for another firm,
The North American, Of New York, among
other losses, had policy OF $4,000 on the
Brown property, on Eesex street.
F. s. Phelps Office loaes the following
amounts: Brewers', Milwaukee, 912,5oo citi7
dence, 81, 500; New York and Yonkers, s25oo.
:.spteial Dtspaeh 10 The Chicago Tribune
Qu1EcY,. Ill, May s1.-The Ballard House
stables we're destroyed by fire. this afternoon, TO-
~. Tim rfa1 yrRa
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5pEcsd1 EE5pd1cA 70 1hZ CAtcd1o 1F70HHe-
NEW YORK, May 31.-n response to the gem
erallyexpressed opinion that the publication Of
tho Bowen-Beecher- -Tilton manifesto necessitat-
ed an Investigation into the chatges against Mr.
Beecher, the Deaeons Of Plymouth. Church met
last evening, at the residence Of Mr. Fitzgerald,
and resolved to proceed at once in the matter.
Mr. Beecher, it is understood, recommended
this course Mr. Bowen is said to DO il. In
dianapolis. -. :. -.
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FIRES.

Insurance md Losses by fridays
Conflagrationi In MISUNDERSTANDING Of
tho Lncknwanna Depot In Hoboken.
NJ. J.-.Other Fires. .>
Bosrov, May 31.-Among the insurance Losses
by the fire YESTERDAY are tho following:
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individually, under the classification OF A1k,,fn.
Saline. Sulphur. Chalybeata, Bitter. Fa4hs
Neutral The style Of the book is pleasing, sad
%. Appleton d Co., New York;
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in Central Park---Ltquor Licenses
Stolen bonds Identified.
lIo the associated rre..l
NEW YoRH, May 31.-The Hev. hr. Behrends,
pastor Of the Baptist Church at Yonkers, n: T.,
has resigned to accept call from the First Bap-
tist Church, OF Cleveland. O.
Whitelsw Reid acknowledges subscriptions
through him to the Greeley statue fund OF
The steamship George Cromwell, from this
port for New Orleans on the 18th inst, is nearly
. 8 week overdue.
An effort is making to effect settlement with
the creditors of the late banking house OF BoWles
Brothers, by the payment Of 30 per cent OF
their indebtedness, free Of expense, to their
Il is eaid that reward Of nearly $500, 600 is de-
alleged Bank of England forger, and in whose
behalf two writs Of habeas corpus have been OBJ
tanned.
Judge Eedgwick made an important decision
day. H. c. Bowen aud others contracted with
the Delaware & Lacknwanna Coal Company
for supply OF coal. Aftera few tons were de-
livered strike took place at the mines delivery
was intsr1npted7 and Bowen refused to pay for
pleading the terms OF the contract TINT
t. storms, disaster or the like exempted
them from strict fulfllment," and the ref
cree decided in their favor. To-day the Gem
eral Term reversed the decision Of the Superior
~
Company Was not such as was meant in the con-
tract it having been brought On by the plaintiffs
themselves.
The funeral OF HRS Nelson, daughter Of the
late james Brooks, took place to-day from Grace
Church, Rev. Dr.. Potter. Rector, officiating:
There wzs large attendance Of relatives and
friends Of the family.
The Rev. B. S. Neyin, Rector OF the ST.
Episcopal Church in Rome, is in this city, and
desires 524, 900 needed to complete the first
American and first Protestant Church edihce in
Rome. The Americans in Rome hare already
contributed $4,000, and s38,00o has been sub
bcribed in this country.
The Bethesda fountain, the latest glory Of
Central Park, vas publicly unveiled this after
noon in the presence OF q very large number Of
signed aad executed at Rome by Miss Emma
stebbins, daughter Of Henry q. stebhins. Presi-
nent OF the Board Of Fountain Commissioners
The design Of the fountain waa suggested to
Miss stebbins By = passage IN scripture aeset'o-
The United States Circuit Court Of Connectl
cut issued subpoena for George Francis Train
to testify in the Credit Mobi1ier suit, but he
ealled for Europe before the warrant could be
served. He goes to 6tuttgardt to meet bis wife
and children.
The Board Of Excise have classified the Ii:
cenaes into five grades. First~class hotels and
bar-roon,s will pay $3.50 per year second-cl
hotels and restaurants, $780,. saloons where
liquor is sold and drank On the premises, S1o0 ;
where lquors are sold in quantities less than
i've gallons, such as drug stores, $50, and ale
and beer saloons. S30-
william 4. Wait, cashier Of the Glenn Falls
Bank, visited the District Attorneys Office to-
day, and identified the bonds stolen from his
T. bank He then made the necessary affidavit that
Brady may be indicted by the Grand Jury fos
bringing stolen property into the county: Seven
V years in the State Prison ia the penalty upon
> conviction.
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rha Houe-Disease

NEW Yoak, Msy sl.-spotted 1e'Ic corr,
af11icts the CoQey Island ha4"4
horses.
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tended it or not, for want OF pasronsge: ;; >sh~
and her husband, Writ Skies, sail for Eu rop
some time in June.

tended it or not, for want Of pasronage:. :: Hh
and her husband, Writ Skies, sail for Ell rop
some time in June.
GRACE GREENWOOD
haH been in the city several weeks, but returned
to Washington the other day, and will start in q
short time for Colorado. She has o cottage
nearly completed at Colorado Springs, near Den
yer, where she intends spending the summer.
Colorado is the only spot she has yet found where
ehe has succeeded in escaping the tyrant that
puIEues her every season SO merctlessiy,
and, during tho autumn, fastens with IN
throat and lungs that she suffers the most IN
tolerable agony; and she says that. in the grand,
of it's scenery, the splendor OF its sk1es, anu
the exnilarating purity and d1yness OF Its atmoa-
phere, she obtains a foretaste OF Heaven. WINE
She WAS here, she lectured twice and gaze "a
reading meeting On each occaslon VITA
warm reception. Her delivery is about equal TO
that Of the average lecturer; but there are more
more genuine Wit in one Of her lectures than in
the combined productions Of any dozen Of
the men or women that rank among the foremost
OF the profession. In her "readings" ehe is
altogether inimitable. She reads in costume,
and ie thoroughly mistress OF the situation. Her
delineations Of the various characters are go per-
fectiy natural, that she carries her entire audi
ence with her, moving them at ono moment to
tears, and the next moment convulsing them
with laughter. In addition to being one Of the
wittieat women and apright1est newspaper-cor-
respondents in America, Grace Greenwood Is
entitled to high position as lecturer, and pos
sesBea such rare ability As e reader Of the comic
and pathetic, that, it she would turn her entire
attention in that direction, che would, IN short
time, find her abundant reward in rich harvest
Of honor and profit. f..
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:: =. II. s. KAUFMAN,
Observer Signal Service United States Army.
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: WALL STREET..

Review OF the money, Gold, bond,
- = Stock, and Produce Markets.
- Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, May 31.--Tho Wall street markets
we're all quiet, the attendance Of brokers at the
Exchange being small, many Of them having
gone away on Thursdny to be absent until
Mpnd1v
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-28

The S'ate journal thinks It "proba-
BILE" that "some few If the Republicans
voted the TAYLOR ticket" That's a
safe conclusion, certainly. judging
from what has come under our immed
ate observation, and that is the vote IN
Pierce and st. Croix counties, we con
cIude that not less than twenty to TWEEN
ty'hve thousand Republicans in the
state, voted the Taylor ticket.
The same paper declares that "Mr
Washburn was known to be- with the
people, against monopolies."
We inquire, Who knew that fact?
Were not the people Of the state well
yersed in Mr.. Washburn's history aud
position? And further, are they not
competent to judge for themselves?
We think so, and we are satisfied with
their decision. If others dissent, let
them repiue. The fact is this: The
people preferred any thing to the rule
of the Madison dynasty, and the spec
pie are perfectly willing to take the
consequences Of their own acts.
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The November number Of the Wisconsin
JoarHai II Education is especially good
The article on "rhe Artificial Production
Of Stupidity should be carefully read by
every teacher. Much space is given 10 the
discussion Of the proper modes Of ventilla
ton, and the various causes Of i'll health 10
teachers and pupils These subjects are
ofprime Importance and we are glad to see
our educational publications discussing
them so fully.
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PIERCE COUNTY CouRr. ~ PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary
Glass. deceased.
On reading aud filing the petition Of
David d. Proctor setting forth among 9TH
cr things, that he has fully administered
said estate and praying that = time and
place be fixed Tor settling his admini.lra
ton account and for assigning the residue
Of said estate TO the heirs at law Of said de-
ceased Mary A. Glass
II il ordered that said petition be heard
at the probate 10 the village Of Ellsworth.
on Saturday. the Srd day Of January, A.
b.. 1874. AT ! o'clock Ia the afternoon.
Aud il is further ordered that notice OF
said application and hearing be given TO
all persons Interested in said estate by
publication Of this order in the River Falls
JOURNAL. weekly newspaper, printed in
said county. for three successive weeks ccno
in each week prior to said day Of hearing
BY the Court.
l.. y PIERCE, County Judge.
Dated Nov q, 1878.
e5.t
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-from Grenfon.

Nov. 22-Seyeral Indians of the
Sioux tribe were seen in this vicinity
last week.
We notice that most of those who
started for the piueries have returned
and those who were preparing to 20
have abandoned the idea. They say
there is to be very little work done
there this winter
Through the columns Of the
JOURNAL we learn that Lutte TAYLOR
has gone to his long home. This is
sad news TO his friends aud all those
who knew him will shed the silent
tear in remembrance Of him whose
career through life has been Que Of SO
much industry.
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Nike R9seg fast ani bonorabiy SO 80
per day. or SO per week, ~ At eace ap-
plying flr t6~gitorial right, (which are
given free TO agtnts, 10 sell the best
strongest aud most usc'ut and rapid sell
ing Sewing Machine ant Patent Button
Hole Worker ever used or rec '>uimended by
families, or buy o2c FOR your own use; II Is
only So Sent free every whereby exP"cs-
Address for particulars Jerome, u. lludso'
Co, Cor, Greenwich s. Cortland SITS, n. Y.
l7l5
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john Dale was the chosen leader o.
the tweuiy four delegates who went
from this county to the Hudson Sena.
torial Convention. With the prontisc
of the H. rail- that il would insure for
the candidate "the usual Republican
majority" in his hat and brothers
Ames aud Davis for right and left hand
supporters, john gave the most positive
assurance Of a "rousins majority from
Pierce county Whether it was usual
Or unusual "rousing' or otherwise, We
leave for the figures to determine; but
We deem it safe to conclude that it was
Bear.oa majority, or barren one for
Judge Barron, at least.
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10 those who have coughs, colds,
whoopins cough, cpizootic or are sub.
jeet to the Group wo would say that you
can fnd no better remedy than the
Elixir Of Life as prepared by Thos. +.
Tubbs and for sale at bis Office or either
Of the drug stores Every bottle war
rantcd. Try il.
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Steiner Kindseth has opened tail
or shop in the rooms formerly oecu-
pied by \. o. Brownder. II you are
in need of any thing iO his line give
him call.
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There is much speculation among
the Republican papers Of the state as
TO the cause or causes which produced
the unexpected result To us it is
plain-there .were two many BIS
marcks" in the Republican ranks; and
Bisp,arcks, who profess to hold the
votes o. he masses in thei. pockets are
rather unpopular, aScet these days.
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ers, aud settle down upon the conclusion
that the weather will take care of its.
self, without much regard to the wishes
Of birds, muskr2ts or mankind general.
"a,
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Phe beautiful snow" covers the
ground to the depth cf several inches
aud the sound of merry sleigh bells
is heard in the land.
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The December number Of Woods House
hotd Magazine comes to us replete with
good reading entertaining sketches, sto-
ries. poems, &c Sc The price of this rare
gents only one dollar per year Address
WOoDs HOUSEHOLD MAGAziNE,
Ncwhnrg n Y
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The young people Of Ellsworth have
organized Literary Society for mutual
instruction ard improvement. This is
right and to the young people of this
Village we would shy ~Go thou and do
likewise.
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Those who attended Prof pcntor's
lccture IN HUDSON lasI Monday night,
re ugne.l we'll pleased.
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Geo. Newton mine host of lhv Mer
chants Hotel, Of Prescott, favored us
with a call last Tuesday
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\ REMARKABLE PRoPHECY.-The
following, known as Mother Shipton' !
Prophecy" was published in 1883 anC
republished in 1871 II will be noticed
that all the events predicted in it. ex
cept that mentioned in the last two line,
which is still in the future-haye al.
ready come TO pass:
Carriages without horses shall 90,
And accidents I'LL the world with woe,
Around the world thoughts shall ny
In the twinkliHg Of an eye,
Water shall more wonders DO,
How strange. yet shall il be true,
The world upside down shall be.
And gold be found AZ q root OF tree,
Through the hills men shall ride.
And no hor Sc OF Ass be at his side,
Under water men shall walk.
Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk,
In the air men shall be seen,
In white, in black and green,
Iron in the water shall foat,
AS easy as q wooden boat,
Gold shall be found, and found
In land that's not now known,
Fire and water shall wonders DO
England shall at last admit 4 jew,
The world at an end may come
In eighteen hundred and eighty -one
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The city reporters aud Old Probabil-
tiles are still tinkering away at the
Weather. Prob. says the fowls, as
we'll as the "fouls," still linger around
these northern shores, and this is one
evidence of mild winter. To offset
d. this the reporters claim that birds are
afraid Of southern levers, and that is
the reason for their delay Prob. next
comes up with his muskrat, who has
not even banked his house, the walls
ofwhich are unusually thin. lie also
introduces the vegetable kingdom to
support his theory that mild winter
is ia store for us. But all TO no pur.
pose with tho reporters, since they are
persistent IN their early declarations.
On the whole tho we propose 10 split the
difference between Prob. aud the report.
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4 little son Of e.. NJ Lowell fell OH
the ice and broke his leg last Srnday
morning.
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That La Y Transit Railway Com
pany. turned out to be bogus concern
Nor did it scare the Mil. & St, Paul
Company bit. The whole thing was
Il farce, aud the bonds, to the amount Of
10000, issued by the city Of La
crosse, have been cancelled
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Spencer Webster, vino has been IN
the employ Of Burhyte Bros. the past
two or three years, took his departure
for Detroit, Mich, on Tuesday last
where be intends TO tarry for an Indef-
nate period Of time. Spence is a No.
fellow and has many friends who
wish him success in all his uudertak
ings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-28

Ms. r.. J.. Sellcs started for Maine
on Tuesfay last for short visit.
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u W Currier wall draw twenty dol
lars per month from the Travellers Ac.
cident ms. Company while he is laid up.
Others can do the same IN case Of ac-
cident, BY securing a policy of Thos +
Tubhs, agent for Pierce aud St. Croix
c1..|tIes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The place 70 get your buffalo robes
trimmed is at Watsons.
The Fall Term of the Select School
Of Miss Asenath Rollin will continue
till the HOLIDAYS
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-12

RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
a RESTAURANT, centrally located, and doing
ior sale, on account Of the proprietor being
ABOUT to leave the town. For particulars in
qure at this Office 49, d27.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI,
IN persons are forbidden from trusting any
person on account of the Condor MIL Co..
as the undersigned will not be liable for the
same. WIN. H. SEARS,
LA IRA G.. HOITT,g
d21-1m - GEO. A. TREADWELL. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

And IN accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 31st day Of
July. 1873, 10 many shares. Of each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary will be sold
1t public auction, at the ofice OF the company,
Rooms 8 snd6, No. 3Gl Montgomery street, San
Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY, tho ed day
OF September, 1873. at tho hour Of 2o'Clock p. 4.
OF said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Onice-Rooms 8 and 9. No. 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal. sci I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day
OF July, 1873, 40 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction. at the salcsroom OF John Mid
die & Son. No. $40 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco, California, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF September. 1879, at the hour OF one o'clock
r. u. OF such day, to pay delinquent assessments
ALFRED X. DURDRow. Secretary.
Ofncc-Room Nc. "a Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco, Cal
if0rnia. sci I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 4th day OF
August, 1873, 70 many shares OF each parcel
nubIfr auction, o. The ofico Of tho Company,
no, Ilt California stroet, San Francisco, Gall
iornia, on MONDAY, the both day OF September,
isTa at the hour of ! o'clock r. \. OF that day,
to pay the delinquent assessments thereon, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
r. wEGENER. Secretary.
Oflce-No. "a California street, San Fran
cisco, California. - &c 10 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

And In accordance with law and an oraer o.
tho Hoard OF Directors. made on the 9Th day or
August, 1873, so many shares Of each psIeei
OF said stock An may DO necessary will be sold AZ
public auction. ut tho salesroom OF Mango
bore & Co, No. SIT Montgomery street, Sah
Francisco, California. on ATUkD J, 'hc ~. n
day OF September, 1873, at tho honr OF ~
O'clock r, y. OF said day. TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF aa'
y~ertising and expenses OF sale.
Dy order OF the Board Of Directors.
oflcc-Room No.. 8, No. 4ls Cai1othi. rue 4
San Francisco, Cal. eAA"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-15

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
tho Board Of Trustees, mado on the slth day OF
July, 1878, so many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock a. may he necessary, will be sold at
10 Stevenson Building, San Francisco, Califor-
mia. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF September.
1873, at the hour Of u o'clock ". Of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expcnscsof sale.
HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
Office. No. 10 Stevenson Building, southwest
corner California and Montgomery streets, San
Francisco, Cal, aua9 I'd