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The New Way to Pay.

The remarkable bill about the state fnsui'
Ing all property has some very curious ''-
lures, 1t not only monopolizcs the VIM"
b,,s;pess of life and fire insurance. hn' oe'
comes insurer and custodian OF I'll 'ooacee
and ca,tlc and transporter Of The hitter. ne
,ectipr ifs own coupons. II seems that 1t IS
ambitious of getting at The "cnrrens OF
The peoplc. II is after beef! beei!"
Grnz;ers think better of State admins
,satiou of the details Of trade and trans
portation than we do, or they will be 10th
to resign their fat cattle to the care Of State
officials.
When the purport Of the bill Is under.
stood, the wonder Is TINT it had not gone
further. Why not take tho press under con-
troll and run that. The Commonwealth may
have the Dispatch at our price; and We
would part from our dear child without
tear. for I've should know that in six months
we could buy it back for 1.-THE OF what was
paid for it by the State. The state would
manage, through incompetent and uninter-
ssted agents, so badly that misfortune would
attend all its enterprises. It's very agents
would combine with outsiders to pluck it.
The bill reads funny enough in many
narts. 1t orders au appropriation TO meet
losses when the premiums may not cover
them, and we wonder what state that de-
clincs to pay It's own debts has to do with
taxing the people to pay the losses By fire
and death.
It is bad enough TO he delinquent; but
when to faithlessness Is added the folly of
seeking to meet Il deficit by Selling upon and
monopolzing the private occupations of the
citizen we must infer governmental inca
racity destructive of all hope as well as trust.
Let the State govern in public matters. 1t
cannot manage the minute details Of bust
ness and commerce under the most favorable
circumstances; and the pursuits of the peo-
pie are best aided by its faithful discharge OF
its wel.defned duties and the honorable
maintenance of its own credit.
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Increase the Presidents Salary.

We stand by this measure. As we said, it
is us reasonable to require tic inan TO wear
the hrecchcs that fitted him in hoyhoud as
TO require the President to live on the salary
paid nearly Il hundred years since, when the
Cover nncut had just loistcd slil. And how
can Il Congress that is voting itself millions
eide The Credit Mobilicr-dcciine to give the
Presidents few Thousands? When the fool
CoRDlN blurtcl out the conversation he bad
with the President, and it hccalrc known
that Mrs. GRA>r had ma!lc 80, oG0 ly srccl,-
lation in rril i'll Wall street, why there was
such IL heilapal!oo set up that the woods
and valleys rc1chocA the national eXcllma-
ton, "Oh!..!!" From that time certainly
all illicit channels have been closed to the
President Congress holds them all.
Gentlemen, for Gods sake. lie little lib
eral BE fair to General GRANT. lie his not
your opportunities. You have maicously
closed up the giit concern and left him 10
his miserable rttance of $4,000, which
would not wet any of your eyes OF light
your cigars. IL is time this monopoly
Of everything to yourselves uud the shutting
| off the sweet enriching streams from IL co.
ordinate branch Of the Government was
ended. We shalt stand hy General GRANT III
anything he may do to viudicato his claim
to equality with congressman in all the benc-
fits Of Government!
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AsPHALr.--Gcncral ArEgELL, in New
York. Indignantly denies the assertion that
the asphalt pavement is Il failure. BY the
way, it is not wonderful that the General
should turn lis attention to the smoothing
of highways, as he travelled so many very
rough ones in the mountains Of Virginia
duriny the war. He says that his asphalt Is
better than any other offered to the public,
and is valuable as to the very points Oh
which tho concretcs have proved an utter
failure. He is persevcring man, and will
be sure to put his pavement to the full test:
but wo imagine it will in a short time take
its place with the very many exploded
theories in the line Of paycments.
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SofteninC 70 the SontIl.

II has been so often reported that the
Federal policy is soon to show soltening
and letting-up towards the South, and there
has been so little In the way OF realization Of
the reports, that we put little faith in them.
It is now said by Washington lcttcrwriters
that the southern Republicans are begin
"ning to discover what they conceive to he
"their rights, and, like freemen, they pro-
"pose TO maintain them" Bravo, southern
Republicans! But in what are these rights
to be maiutainedp Why, Federal Offices !.
That Is what all the political squabbles come
10. Rights of the people and the demand
for the good of the nation that the South
shall be relieved from the incubus that
weighs her down-why. these are things
tha: never trouble politicians.
But the southern Republicans wanta great
many things which Of collr.c they will not
get. They want The Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives, and the Clerk, aud other
important places, including Il Cabinet ar-
pointment. 1t is further intimatcd tina;
there is some yielding to the pressure, and
that they may get something. Mr.. Senator
Pool, of North Carolina is spoken Of as u
tit successor to Mr.. CREswELL, who IL is
whispered will 80 out, &C., g..
TIE southern people have 10 further in
terest in this matter than desire that if any
body from the South is elevated to any
national position it will he somebody
less covered with continent pustules Of
disgrace than Senator Pool. We could namc
men for whom the South has respect, but
we fear We should only damage their
chances.
We suspect, however, the "hungry south
ern Republicans" who are beginning to dis.
cover their rights and mean to "maintain
them" like freemen," arc to be disap.
pointed. They have one fine Office il the
sending of Governor Orr to Russia, and
another tempting and luxurious one in the
consuship of Oporto, given to DocKEnY, OF
North Carolina and we conjecture that they
will have to wait awhile for another quota d
their prize.mouey. They must return to bt
South and work over the tailings Of The
mines they have so rapaciousIy grubhcd ant
dug until they and the mines, too, are pretty
nigh exhausted. We commend tc them Tho
virtue Of patience, which is hard to practice
TO those who have so long marautled and
riIlagcd fair land.
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tssssufFsH and the United States.

We published on Friday morning the pur.
port of instructions forwarded to our Minis
Ter, Mr.. SIcKLEs, ut Madrid. 1t was two-toltl
i'll its contents. Isl. A lecture Of Spain for
not carrying out her own resolves relative to
the abolition of slavery. I'd. A complaint
that she has not eXerted sufficient force in
Cuba to suppress the rebellion, which has
been source OF continual annoyance to the
United States; and the intimation is given
that unless Spain does use the proper force
and put an end to q ceaseless source of dis
turbance and difficulty with the United States
Government, its policy with reference to the
rebellion will be changed. In what respects
and how we are left to infer; but We sup.
pose one act will be to cease to keep IN the
police against filihusterinS and fitting out ex-
petitions In the United States against Cuba.
In reference to the first phase Of the di-
plomacy towards Spain, it is TN impertinent
interference in the domestic concerns of that
country, only warranted by its feebleness.
We do not suppose, nor does any one sup
pose, that the United States Government
Souta IA "Ay way w luuS
In the private, interior, domestic concerns of
England OF the Emperor WILLIAM. Oh no !
It's philanthropy and bigotry are for your
poor Governments that cannot resent i'm
pertinence. What If Spain should reud the
United States a lecture about placing barba-
rians over intelligent people and expressing
Rnumber of States under pretence that they
were dis!oyal merely for party purposes
How would that go down with the great.
est Republic on earth, which rules the worst
governed people in the civilized world?
The second branch of tho message is all
very well. We have always commended tina,
this country ought TO have Cuba-that Spain
couid not govern it--and that 1t would be
cancer upon the side of the United States.
causing pain and ceaselcss disturbance
until II was annexed to the United States
Causes amongst nations arc sufficient provo
cation for Selling territory where there Is
power TO seize and hold. There is little
justice among nations. The weak are al
ways Wronged, and public convenience,
public desire, and public peace and safety
rea! or fancied-are quite sufficient argu-
nsats to justify the taking md holding of
adjacent possessions from those VINO nre I'M.
abla:to defend them. But this Cuba case Is
eausaslly ssseps. It is rare that the strong
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New OCEAN MAIL STEAM-LINE.-Iti is stated
that contract has been awarded to an ocean
steam company for carrying mails from be-
tween Philadelphia aud Antwerp. 1t has
four steamers, and is evidently another emf
grant line. The wharf Of this line will lie
near the mouth OF the Scl,iylkill, where emf
grants going West will DC landed. .,,..
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Kansas Virtue.


They are about to catch Senator CALD-
WELL, of Kansas. He has been engaged cy-
tensireIy in bribery. He got his sea! by
bribery. The c!ar.to-Ss W.; t.stI- r.. sr,ss I'M
last winter. But it was not deemed safe Just
then, us the Presidential campaign was com
ipg OIL, to expose the ccrruptions of well.
known Republicans. So the two eases OF
the two Senators from Kansas were put in u
vessel, covered up, and set in cuddy under
the staircase. The purpose for which the
investi CATION was postponed having been uc-
complished, the accuser. arc now TO be heard.
They come forward with fiery determination,
and caldwell is first to he placed In the
arena to Gc worried by them.
The Senate Committee of Privileges and
Elections have agreed to 20 right on With
the Kansas accusations Of corruption and
bribery. Twenty-Five witnesses are sum
moned, and many IRE on the ground. 1t is
said that II fair investigation he made CALp-
WELL will be sent home for lie is terribly
involved. Governor CARNEY tcStities against
him, among the many others, and declares
that he knows of the payment OF large SUNS
by CALDWELL and his friends.
Poor CALDWELL! We feel sorry for him.
He is only victim of other aSpirants. who
will, in turn, bride the Kansas Legislature.
That body, bribed one, two, or three years
ago, may be as easily bribcd to-day. Free
donl-shrieking" is a general corruption. You
can track it all over the United States. Any
southern Legislature is open to bribery, and
the "freedom-shrieker is in his glory the
South over.
Senator PoMEEoY Is also accused of bribery.
and we suppose bis turn comes next.
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influence fe by a more powerful ieeiiDs tpa.
that of eupidity-vfs., fear. It Is not s su,
whether LUsAL.Lo incliucsto us or not. ms
name is prcttssone, and aPrfnce win saen
a name should be open to nattery, ana we
can give him plenty Of that. as-'
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PRINCE BIlL.-A new phase in Sandwich
island affairs is the aspiration Of Prince
Bill otherwise Prince LuSAL1Lo-to be-
omeKing of Hawaii. He put forth his pro-
ntnciamento calling for vote ofthe people on
the list OF january whether he shall be King
or not. lie is opposed by Chief DAVID
KALAKANA; Queen EMMA, wife of kAAAnA-
MEHA "; and the Chieiess Ruth kELllKo-
LAM, haEf.sistcr to the late King. We are
particular, because these are important per-
sons, members of the royal family of tie
islands, with their population of 10000
people.
Prince LuSALlLo is most popular with the
people; but il is said that the foreign ring
faYors the Chiefess Ruth KELuKoLASI, and
propose to buy the Legislature, consisting of
twenty -four members. One thousand each
IL Is said viii buy them. It Is expected,
however, that the people who favor the
rf1nss ws!l surround ths legislative hall and
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have such grounds for dispossesslng inc
weok as the United States has ior; tahing
i,nhs rrom spain. 1t is q great bore to us
A. Il stands. Spain cannot govern it, and
~ nowcr bu, the Unitedstates should pos
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NzY' PROFITABLE NEW YEA II

Ul.3 hOI 4Al'LL ~ ~ w II II IL
.'.= CALLS!
Those desiring 10 save money this year can do so
by calling and buying The bargains we offer, ms
we arc selling off cost in order 10 close ont bal
ance Of winter goods.
30c. DRESS GOODS ut &c. per yard,
SOC DRESS CODES ut 535c. per yard
Il SATTEENS ut &C. per yard,
Sl.o5 SILK PDPLINS at sac. per yard,
~ SILK FoPjlHS nj Sl.20 per yard
Black and CcloIcd DRESS SILKS at Sl.5O, Sl.15,
and x Per yarl: .
IRIMMlSG-SfLkS. SATfNS. and VELVET
EE.NS. AT 81. Sl.25. and SIS: ..
Gcst WAIE PROOF CLOTHS at SLID, sl.2s. and
s!.S5:
Best LION BLACK ALpACAS nj 80, GO, and Csc,
worth 75c., S73c., and 81; se. ... ...
Excellent CtSSlMEEES at 81 sl.25, aud $3.50;
40. BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS nj 81 and $3.50;
>HAWLS aud CLUAKS cheaper than ever;
ladies', Gcntlcmcns, nnd Children's Underwear;
Gloves, Hose. to,sets. Uan.ikcrchiefs, Ties.
Ribbons EmbruidcrieS. Skirts. turs, aud other de-
slraDlc goods 1T prime cost:
onc-',utton Kid Gloves at ijc. and Il, c--.,,s4s4s
Two baton III! Glove. ~ r...5 worth SO.
eLy@l!1iJf1yT THALHlM fk & SONS,
- No. lob Main street, opposite post-oiiice,
tai and Col Broad street. corner Sixth.
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MARRIAGES.

Married mt Flaludealing, the residence OF the
brides father. Louisa county, Va. by Kew. l.. D.
airy !Lh. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN VAUGHAN
ESQ. OF Hanover county, to Miss LUCY DORA
CARPENTER. of Louisa. No cards.
Wig and Enquirer. StaInton and Charleston Y"
Val paper please copy. .....
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III DECEMBER, 1872.
NEW sHylWLs. CLoAKs, AND DRESS GOODS.
L. Il. PRICE 4 CO. are opening daily ~
: : laitED ana ohoohA SHAW .ett E.sss
SAfCUES, plain and trimmed;
ROMAN SCARFS- GUiPURE CApES,
DLkNKET-SHAWLS; ShTTEENS, all shades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, REPS, EMPRESS, ~
IRISH PGPLINs. FRENCH CAsHMEREs,
BLACK AMI CoLoRED. SILKS, itss'st:s 80
GRo-GRiiSS. &c, o. -- - ~ -ssss1
MO UREiNi GOODS. greatparlety:. sr,gsglt
LONG and SQUARE BLACK TIlIBET EAAWLS,
'EI rant CACffEMETE SHAWLS.9
BLANKETS, FLhSSELS. C01TDES, @.-5S2h
MElij M 81 IRT's f.nt DRAWERS, YtBs3h
GLOVES. CO2SETS. n !T r. 80 -. /
New FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS, &c.
dc l5 .h.sr- OF. r. PRICE q co.
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AT O'CLOCK SATURDAY, MATINEE.

Admission, FIFTY CENTS, ONE DOLLAR,
and ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS. Sule
Of seats 10 commence MONDAY, January 18th, at
the bookstore Of WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
ia 7-tlsth
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NOTICE.-We have this day formed
~ COMPREHENSIVE. for the nurpb~' 81 ~,
ductiug n GENERAL TOBACCO 81 ~
the city of Richmond. under the style az! Fta
WILLIAMS. JOHNSON & CO.. aud Tor ms ",
pose hare taken the spcudidruoms Nos. 3, NJ
CoLuAELtN BLOCK, ENcnASGE ~ ~ =; ;irf.HrD
We RroIE eG 70 3giI III with
manufacturers. We shall keep fnll lines Of Sinp
OF all tobacco manufactured here both chem! ns ~
smoking, aud will sell them rs SCENTS 70, ID. ysrS,
facturers, AT THEIR LOWEST wlIoLESALE Fh'-"
on accommodating terms. .,,, =.
EXPORT DEALERS will be promptly war; s.o =.
with samples, and Will find to iher interest
respond with US or cali IN person st our once %
pie boxes, caddIcs or kegs will be forwarded W c.
press TO any point In The United STATES .. >, ,
rics C, q. D.. or charged in bill OF Purc'ia" va
Strict attention will be paid TO condition OF s'"'
before shipping. .,,~
Orders promptly filed. and our best jazz. !,
used IN MI cases. Manufacturers aud dt.'i,fa .
specially invited TO make cur ots s heIe9ua''''
.7#t LEAF TOBACCO ...I
shall have cur best attention, aud She mgEeel r.
soon as made BY check or bank notes, os eSp!Ss'
may tie desired. $3.50.
We respectfully refer TO the banks. bagkers, D''
chants and tobacco trade seneSliy Ia ;as r s
Sion BUSINESS we solicit business from u,
ssaefaty. gta.t =. y. J. mmttnsmnnd, VI
,E-z, " &@#ffr X ,sas' r. l.. JOHNSON. =.
S'fHs' '2'@ GEO. Z. JOHNspNT.,
80 F;4sta51 Il - S,tE' l.ynchbprt, "
48 RICHMOND. January Q, 1879. aE
hISSOLUTIoN.--f The cc-partneSlip o..
~ tofore existing under tho name sno ~, ~ -
CHARLES 7. WORKMAN s co. Is this GA' -
solved by mutual consent. :, ,,.opr,,,g
st.@ 2 fEssa JOHN A. SLOAN.
RICHMOND, January iss, ls7a.
Tho rada.-,,o,cI tpt.,3,pv CARVING Oh y
MERCIIA DISE-BHOkfRAGE AND to9N%
SION BUSINESS, desires 10 return his laa an a..
The patronage heretofore extended 20 the o.a il
Germ. and respectfully soiicits consiniisncc Il
same.s promssss faithful Gtscharge OF al eeS
IA lin No. q Columbian Bloc.
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nCfy CHRISTMAS GOODS!

n<S~ CHRISTMAS GOODS!
f.r r g. a. s. CHRISTMAS GOODS
We have Jus, received large additions to our as
sortmentof
DRESS GOODS, f..- ......... \
in all fine new and peculiar shades. Also,
Handsome assortment OF BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS,
Elegant display of LACES. -
LACE COLLARS, LACE HANDKERCHiEFS,
rs. LACE SETS, from CSC. to $50: = .--5-#
Immense stock of FANCY BOXES;
Great variety INITIAL and EMBROIDERED
Il. HANDKERCHiEFS.i in fancy boxes; ,.E.
LADIES and aENTLEMEN'S NEGKTIES; r
SCARFS and HAHDkERCIIiEFS In endless va
II riety ;~,5.rE, .,s ss...,.. i s. s G.fs.ss. go.
One, two, and three-button KID GLOVES, all
coiors .s .ssgE ...g..ss ..... ia
together With great many q s.... j.,
- FANCY ARTICLES ..
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
.r RI Call early at IL
de17 C3RDoZO, FoURQUREAN & cos. .
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION: SUGAR REFINING Co.,
- = I. = RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
l STOCKHOLDERS or the OLD DOMINION
SUGAR REFINING CUMPAET will be held at
the Office of the company n this city Seventeenth
and Dock strccts,. on THURSDAY the 23d instant
af u O'Clock ii. JOHN II. NOMBLE'
T., lItI .... .... Secretary
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II" CULDREU GNAND JIIUNo.
Mr.. Evans offered q resolution OF inquiry
into the expediency Of amending an act APP
proved February 2, 1871, in relation to grand
jurors. 50 rs TO have In all cases where CO.
lored persons are concerned onc-hat OF the
Jurors colored. The House refused to suS-
pend the rules, and the resolution was re-
forro6
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WEDNESDAYS REPORT.
su,nrsl SAN Francisco. May IA.
525 Ophir-45 46hbsO 454 46 4sb30
lsO Gould 4 Curry-1S TN Tx Is 1Shb30
400 savage-I55 Isl 1elblo 1888 iss 100 lssbSo
AK cho OTUiU potosi-s2bso 80 70 rs sibsO 77h
as Hale 4 Norcross-65 66 6619 81 66h 69b3O
6sbl0
As Crown Point-12s 1919 1870
l?O Yellow Jacket-9lb3O 30 81 $50 80
800 Imperial--Ss4 Q 81 81 sEbU sSA
600 Kentuck-l2h 10 13a4b30
$50 Alpha-43 A As
500 Beicher-elbSO 90 80 80 s7a u 90b30
1860 Confdence--lO l0h Tx b30 l0s
100 Seq Belcher-55 81 SO 50 81 64bSO 5O
Gao Oyerman-5O 5Ob3O ~ n AZ IS A 43 ~
465 Caledonia-26 ~ Is 251s 26hb90 20
$40 Silver Hill--2s 81 25 "a % 81 26bso
rIocHE sToccs.
ll65 Meadow Valleys 24b3O 22a 22k 20
5s5 Raymond Ely-62 81 60h 20 6Os3o % 'sb3O
COY 62b30
255 Pioche-l2 y liz
1885 Washington Creole-2a, ~. 3b30
$40 Alps-laa l y Is
1890 Page Il Panacs--2 Ii Ia a
$50 American Flag-sA s7A .-M
100 Bowery-50c
$50 HUM Hunt-22is
$50 Chapman--50 65c
200 Silver Peak-lA II
40 Peavine-60 SO As ACC
500 Ingomsr-lh Ia
100 Phoebe West Ex-lh
SIS Chief Of the Hill-2H2
i4jSewark-lk IL
100 Louise-5Oc
l240 Marion-25 30c .... .. 1915
400 Chief East-60c
sl5 Phoebe Phenix-2h %. "a
S55 kentucky-s 7i97
l25 Hermes-ll IL
500 Amador Tunnel 5b30
go Charter Oak--30c F=a
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THE MORTON FOR New TRIAL.-The
papers, embracing over four thousand
pages, on which the motion for new
trial in the Raymond Hermes case is
based, were filed in the office OF the Dis
trict Clerk yesterday afternoon. We are
not informed when the argument on the
motion will be heard.
A New WELL.--John Myers, formerly
one Of the proprietors of the Four-mile
wells, is now engaged in sinking for
water about Ave miles north of town, and
thinks he will soon strike good body OF
water. sE5t.t..I
The cattle grazing in the adjacent val
leys have emerged from the winter in
good slaughterins condition. Better
beef than>is exposed in our markets We
never saw anywhere.
DELAYED BY WEATHER.-The Salt
Lake stage, owing to the bad state Of the
weather. did not come in until II O'Clock
last night. There was quite snow fall
on the Snake range. aga D.
The GREAT STRIKES. The recent great
strikes in the Meadow Valley and Ray
mond & Ely mines are said to be about
the same depth below the surface.
The revival of the times has called
into existence, on Meadow Valley street
o new melodeon or concert hall.
SEE what Mike McClusky has to say
under the head Of New To-day"
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u. S. PATENTS FOR
MINERAL LANDS.
N. WESCOATT,

Washington 4 Creole Mining Com.
pany-Location Of Works, Ely Mining Dis
frict, Lincoln County. State of Nevada.-Notice
is hereby given. that at meeting Of the Board
Of Directors, held on the 25th day of April,
1878, IN assessment. mo. 81 Of FIFTY
CENTS per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office Of the Company, Room No. 10 Mer-
chants Exchange, California street, San Fran
cisco, California. go.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 28th day Of May, 1878
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction. and, unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on the @Oth day OF June,
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Directors. -,'.
FRANK D. CI.EARY, Secretary.
Ofnce-19 Merchants Exchange, California
street, San Francisco. California ap30-td
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Notice Of Application
TO BECOME SOLE TRADER.

HEARGARET DOOLY HEREBY GIVES NO.
Nl tice that ON the 4Ath day of May, A. d.
1873, ct 10 O'Clock .. m. Of that day, or SO soon
thereafter as the same can be heard, she will
make application to the District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District In and for the county
Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada. for an order OF
said Court permitting her to carry on business
in her own name and on her own account, in
the business Of Boarding and Loding-house
Keeping, in the county Of Lincoln, State Of Ne
vads. MARGARET DOOLY.
Phoebe, Nevada, April "a, 1873. ap25-lw*