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Government securities.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.-yirginia

BALTIMORE, jan i5.Nirginis 6s, consolid ated,
s., do. registered, 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. I3.-Co.ton quiet = low middlngs,
l.@l9A4: Flour firm and in good demand; prices un-
changed. Wheat quiet-white choice and amber,
S2Ed So IS; red western, SI7S@ l 30; amber west
ern, $40 SECS. Corn hrn and sieady-white south
erD, 66d7O, yellow southern, 64eg65. Oats firmer-
southern, 5O0ta3 western mixed, 1904; dc. white,
$500. Rye, : %. Hay unchanged Provisions very
strong. PORK firmer and higher-Mess, SH Bulk
meats fiTmer and higher; light Offering Shoulders
f'4@5; rib sides, 6d6A4, clear rib sides, 6's(p6A
outside for cured lots Bacon irmer and in good de
manG-Shoulders, sat 6 and new rib sides, n; clear
rib sides, Sersl4 hams. firm, new, l21sdl5; Lard
firm. Western butter unchanged. Whisky nomi-
mai. 81.
NEW YORK, Jan. L-Stocks dull. Gold steady
l2l4. Money firm, 7. Exchange, long, ga: short
IO's. Governments very quiet. Virginia skies, IS;
new. IS. n. C.'s, 331s; new, 10.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3-FlOur quiet. Wheat un
changed. Corn steady.
o Nd jan .n IL o5f co, mCcnsois opened at
quiet 1865. DID, 9s's; 1oo7s, 90; lO-fo's, s74
PARIS, Jan. I-Rentes opened fat at 81 francs ?
confines.
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The recent horrors in New York from the
burning OF the school building IN Centre street
Eas naturally created alarm amongst the
parents IN that city. The Superintendent of
Buildings reports other school buildings unite
a. Insecure a. the one burned. There are NOR,
than one hundred public schools i'm that CITY. i'm
each OF which Is an average daily attendance OF
about one Thousand pupils, ranging from almost
helpless infants 10 youths fully grown Hardly
any OF these schools so situated or 50 f,rn-
i'hed with facilities of escape that their oceu-
pants could possibly all safely flee, even from a
iai>e alarm OF fire or other occasion OF sudden
V7tiic. To add 10 the danger many OF the
a'"seS are warmed by steam boilers which are
.. the care Of attendants of doubtful qualifca-
It's for the control OF apparatus of such dam
= rls capabilities. The possibility that thou
80 OF more children may be blown to pieces
81 day through boiler explosion is therefore
ii rather vividly before the parental eve.
'e cannot suppose that the same dangers ex-
3 '' the school buildings OF Washington, but ON
u soie that an ounce of presention is worth a
t''d OF cure II will be no harm for the school
'"Oritles to make yigilant inspection for any
Ing possibilities for disaster
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mere seems 10 be q smell or blood and sul-
'' IN the air. On Saturday evening two
j. ."s gentlemen, chiefly known in society a.
'si-tft dancers Of the german, had little round
90 h>ue"ns on ii street, in settlement of a slight
J upon one by the other, and last evening
> ,, = Aator Chandler was after George Alfred
townsend with blunt stick, on account of
SOFA "orts spoken by the latter, not exactly in
Nepate' but IN a letter. whereby the rate Sena-
'or was made TO appear ridiculous, Sc. Sc.
I hiidren, you should not let Your angry mas
Sions rise, PN'-
Your little hands were never made 10 tear each
others eyes.1 '''1 ea0n
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SHAKEN CONSTITUTIONS.

General debility, and the dependency by which IL
u invariably accompanied, often regar led the
SYMPTOMS of incuTable physical decay. of persons
thus afflicted il il often said that their constitution
are undermined; that they have nothing left to fall
back upon; that they are hopeless cases This, in
least eight instances out of ten false conclusion
constitution may be shaken without being under
mined; and even if undermined may be propped and
strengthened; and in many so-calied hopeless case
there are reserves of vitality and latent vgor in the
system that only require stimulating and developing
20 render them equal to the work of repair. The hes
and surest stimuant and invigoran that be given
a. a remedy for decay of the vital powers, whethe
natural or casual, is HOstetter's stomach Bitters
II the faltering physique can be reused into healthy
activity by any human means, this regeneratng veg
etable cordial will accomplish that object Its eifec
upon the appetite, the digestion, the system
the secretve and the bowels is most salutary
lt no: only acts directly upon the solids and finds Of
the body but indirectly upon the constitution itself
Persons left by fever in such deplorably helpless
condition that IL would seem if they could never
recover, may be completely built up-it might almost
he said- re-bp,i-by this mighty, this welnigh in
faibe vegetable restorative. At this season of in
clement winds and chilling damps the Bitters should
be taken as a protective medicine. Jl3-eO3t&w
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Last week in Wall street was a dull one in
stocks, and only moderately active for gold.
The price of the latter advanced to 1i2X, owing
to the snow blockade and the restrictions on our
exports, but fell of to 112X on the easing of the
foreign exchanges at the close.
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~ATTENTION, STONE MAsONS-A special
10y meeting will be held on THURSDAY, 16.h
tIss'ant, az r. m, az German Hall, 18th street, be-
tseen and G. By order
iI3s' DENNIS OLEARY, President
TFIOwA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
Wy Tue regular monthly meeting Of thi- ASslcia
ION VII be held To MORROW Tuesday EVEN
ING at ths Lecture Roon, Y. NJ. q. A. Building, at
ocID[A sedSP The semi annual election Of OF cers
Ever, hltnber l. requested TO he present.
,o,-,oxW W. UTTZ, President.
"sIaERE Will BE MEETING OF THE
w. ARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
SGhcf'- held on TUESDAY EVENING, January
lfh. AZ fie Franklin School Building AZ -, clock
jlI-s lCbr&Rep2tl A. p. PARDON
"PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The examination a cam
~ didsteS for primary certificates will bs held
~ the Franklin Building. SATURDAY, JANUARY
II, commencing AT O'Clock a All teachers whs
have not secured such certificate at Previous
animation must be present.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
iust lRepSChron.I Chr. Committee of Teachers.
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Something other scared the Washin yton
STAE OF last Tuesday until il comes to us entirely
white on one side. EaTthquake?-0sie STATE
y0HTToI.
Purity.
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CLOTHING, dc.

GRAND orENiNG
BOYS, YOUTHS AND CHIDREN's
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL AxDDREss wEAR.
Also,
tul stock DRESS SHIFTS. UNDERSHIRrs and
bI anch Of the business
Purchasers would DO wen to drop in and get an iIs,
II the tasty sty L. and low prices At
WALL, ROBINSON cos
ocl9-t 92l Penna. AZ d. bet OH aud l0tb o.
r. J. HEIBERGLR,
Il tSuccessnr T. N. r. Leudon co..
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel date BroWn'SG
Jyl5ly No. 300 Penna a ave. " ashngton
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~ q; o. F-The second annual meeting of
ASSOCIATION will be held a. 7th-street Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst. :. at ~ O'Clock
W rouJ4HN I; HAvENNER, President:
Wy Colonization Building, Pennsylvania avenue,
corner of Al street The regular of Lectures
Will begin in this College on FRIDAY EVENING,
The Curriculum embraces Materia Medica, Botany,
CHEMISTRY, ToxicOogy and the Theory and Practice
of Pharmacy.
R.H. TABLER, A. b.,
EDWARD 7. FRIsTOE, A. NJ,
OSCAR oLpBERG PPhHsmis,ck and roAi'oosy
Professor Theory and Practice of Pharmacy.
P.MILBURN, Treasurer,
J9ot li29 Pennsylvania avenue.
USArI?SNfAHhi S NdhETE ESEPaS4!s FIRE IN
wAsHINGToN, ID; G., Jan: s, 1873.
GSM
PANY Of the District q Columbia, for the election
nv, No: 99s.. Pennsylvania avenue, ON MONDAY,
January En i Is la Ss l., ,
10 f1st SAMUEL CROSS Secretary.
TsTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MI
M District of Columbs, for the election Of seven
MANAGERS 10 serve the ensuing year, &c, will be
3sh instant, between the hours of a. m and D. m
oapa IN premium notes; cash and other securities,
S-m,%tb5t J. WESLEY iI.iIhiI BoTELER, Sec.
rDIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
t BOARD OF HEALTH,
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., Dec. Is, 1872
Health tho Dre q that the
and Regulations in regard TO small heretofore
said and approved by the Governor Of the District of
Columbia, be amended as follows, to wit:
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING iron SMALLPOX Pa
II shall be the duty Of every physician resident of
person affected by small yOx within said District
to report to the Board of Health said Of small
coyery Of the diseare of said person, the and
residence Of said person, and whether the room
and
cordng TO the :" Rules and Regulationsn aforesaid.
Presiden, Board Of Health.
Attest: u. W. BLISS, NJ D., Secretary.
Approved: H. ID. COOKE, Governor. dec2s-3t
TIs 1T NECESSARY TO WORRY about Com
Wy tseious diseases when We have near at hand
srssen.iye who's eminent qualities have been con
rope aud in this country At time when the Small
y the
Is Of the greatest Importance to build up our con-
sind- Of pernicious influences which surround US;
therefore, would be impossible to call too strongly
% that i the ~" 1se Of Buffers .s nh hs
greatest according to the principles Of the med
The blood stomach liver and principal organs Of the
body, produces such incontestabls results. More
over il is agreeable to the taste that there is no
tonic which can be compared to them. II You want
% be convinced go TO druggist and ask for DR.
L. a. BERTRAM'S LONG-LIFE BITTERS: after
irving thcn you will give away with all other kind
II medicine. dec3Sly
HDR, LEON
HAS REMOVED
TO 1883 I STREET,
Below 10TH,
Irrear Of Arlington Hotel. i2-ew
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BOARDING.

1--WE OR SIX SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
L OBTAIN BOARD AND LODGING at 7l3
street, between 7th and 9Th streets southwest St~
FURNISHED ROOMS-To let elegantly FUR
= NISHED ROOMS, en- suite, with communica-
cold water, gas, &c, with without BOARD. APP
ply 123 18th street, between g and II streets north
west. d30-1m~
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS AND
~ prices moderate, at 21OJ corner of Pennsylv auia
avenue ana list street mayl1y
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YOUTHS, SUITS reduced to 81, 3, 10, IL, Is
and 20
BOYS SUITS at 8 so, 4, 5, 6, 9, and sl0.
BUSINESS PANTS at SO, $50, 3, $50, 4, and
So.
DRESS PANTS at 4, 5. -, and ss, &C., &c.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW GOODS!
USEFUL, DESIRABLE, GOOD, WELL MADE
AND PRETTY, ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
NEW GOODS (!

Walnut Towel Racks, three prong, &c.
better article iron sockets and plated ends, sOc
A hye hook Clothes Rack for 5Oc.
Large Hat and Clothes Racks, Soc. and al
pairs Childis extra long fancy Striped n use, 81
pairs Child's white Iron Frame Hose, 81
pairs Ladies Iron Frame Hose. 81
pairs Gents best Bristol Half Hose, 81
Childs all linen, good Handerchiefs, Soc
Gents all linen Hemstitched Hsndk erchief, for
Sl-remarkably cheap W
superhne German Linen Handkerchief for 81,
Ladies' Merino Vests and Drawers, Al earb
Cents Merfno Shirts and Drawers, Sl each
Zine French Gilt Photograph Frames, 81
Handsome Chromos in Walnut Frames, Al
The new Game Of Parcheesi, 81.
Boxes Of Chessmen in Ivory and BoxwOod. 81
Fine DOminoes and other Games, soc. and Si
Leather and Linen Satcheis, 81.
Handsome Canes, 5oc. and 81.
Splendid Hair and Clothes Brushes. DRESSING
Combs, &c, 50c. and 81.
An excellent Toiie, Soap, pieces for sc.
Lubins Genuine Extracts, S.
Handsome Lace Sets, real Threaa Lace Collars
fine Lace Handkerchief, AZ Al each
Nascs. Brackets, Card Receivers, &C.
Dolls and Toys Of all kinds.
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Razors, &c, &c.
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49, DIR. LEON
HAS REMOVED
TO 1883 I STREET,
BELOW 10TH,
IureaT % Arlington ii gtel. 2-sv
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Except in those cases where, examination jt nav
be found necessary TO prescribe certain reTedi =
which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic Opera
tiOn, scceleI a.e Perfect and r tdieal cure
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FOR SALE.

nARkER.-AddressA ALEXANDER, Office Of this
- paper. jlO-
i JOSEPH MCDONALD, late u. 3. NAVY, who
married Willissie Stephens vii communicate with
\. III. W., Jersey City Post Office, New Jersey, he
viii hear something to his advantage jlO-6t.
Mrs. SAWYER, CJaurOyont and TsSt hfed,sun,
1vl has REMOVED 20 No. Sill 2si street north
west, between IL and streets, one square south Of
Circle. d.e17 Im-
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26
Administrators SAFE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of en order of the Probate Court
If the County of Placer, State of California
made on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1873, in
'he matter OF the estate of Sarah Gaylord, de-
ceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of
said estate, will on and after the 2nd dav of
May, A. ID. 1873, make sale and receive bids ut
ms residence near Rocklin, for the sale of all
nat certain lot of LAM belonging to said estate
iying and being situate in the town of Rocklin.
county of Placer and State Of California, and
known as the Gaylord House and Lot.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in gold coin of the United
o'a'es' deed at the expens of the purchaser.
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
ap19-3w Admin ,s,rato,
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Assessment .}oGico.

EL DORADO QUARTZ MINING COMPANY;
LOCATION OF pRINCIPAL PLAOB OF BUSINESS
SAN FRANCIsCO, CALIFoRNIA-LoCATIoN
OF WORKS PLACER COUNTY, STATE
OF CALIFoRNIA.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting OF the Directors of sad Company,
held on the first lst) day of April, A. d. 1873,
IN assessment Of five (5) cents per share WAS
evied upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable immediately in United States gold coin,
o the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company,
30. III California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which sad assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the fifth (5th) day
Df May, A. d. 1873, shall be deemed delinquent,
nd will be daily advertised for sale at public
suction, and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, Will be sold on
MONDAY, THE TwFNTY-rIxrH (26TH) DAY OF MAY
A. D. 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. GEO. w. II. KING,
Secretary.
OrFoE-411 California street, San Francisco,
California. ap5 4w
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26
TIE FAHMERS' UNION.

The California Farmers Union, whcl,
he 9 h INST, at the Mechanics Instltute
building, San Francisco; adopted the fol-
lowing series of resolutions:
1st-That the rates charged for freights
over the railroads in this State are ruinous
10 Oar agricultural interests.
2nd-That in our opinion the corporations
operating these roads, being the creations
of the law, are and should be under coutroi
of our statutes, and that the maximum rates
of freight. should be so fixed by statute AZ
10 prevent exlortion, and leave the producer
a margin Of profit on his productions, and
that way treights be charged only in proper
ion to the distance the freight is sent with
the charges for through freight.
3d-lhat we fnd it imprActicable under
present management of such roads to obtain
=, fair reduction on such freigbts, we vii.
gitate the subject, and insist that the
railroads built by the money of the Govern
rnent shall be operated by the Government
n the interests OF the people. rather than by
private persons for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4ih-lhat as matters are political we vii.
80 far make this a political body as TO cast
our votes and use our influence for such
men for our State Legislature as will carry
our views into effect.
5ih That inasmuch as the farmers of thir
State find themselves prey to money rings
il the matter Of grain sacks, we refer the
matter to the Executive Committee Of il
.ody. with Instructions % consider the pro-
orie,y of utilizing State Prison labor, either
II San @ ,entin or Folsom, in the production
Of sufficient number of sacks each year for
our home consumption, to he sold to the far
ner at their actual cost, thus saving the
profit now made from us by dealers.
6th-That our Executive Committee also
consider such other remedies for the wrongs
We NOW sustain in that regard as shall to
| hem seem practical.
7,h-l'hat there being less tariff on the
raw material for sacks We can and ought to
provide ourselves with the Manufactured
rtc without paying any mar in to mere
| leslcrs IN sacks.
2th-That our Executive Committee
consider and prepare "A plan for the orsanl-
zition OF co-operative banking, which shall
put The farmers of the State in the possess
| on oI capl'ai suthcl iht 10 protect themselves
from the rings formed by capitalists to ap
propriate to themselves the profits of GU,
industry.
9th That our Executive Committee be re-
1uesled to prepare some plan tor the Co
operation of farmers in each locality in th,
.ae Of their products aud the purchase o
necessaries, with view TO retain anon,
producers the paofts now made by mer
dealers.
10-That our Executive Committee ale'
consider and provide place for storing grai'
md other farm products with view II
enable farmers to retain their crops unit
hey can get for them the big hest marAe
value.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26
SUsIMCES.

In Justices Court of r C.'PoIAND, J. P town
ship No. g. Placer county.
WILLIAM FORD, Plaintiff. vs.. ELBRIDGE
G.. OAKS, Defendant.
The People of the St1te Of California TO
ELBRiDFE q. OAKS, GreetiUg:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
Z pear before me- at my Office in Auburn
Placer County, State of California on SATURDAY.
the 3lst day of May, A. d. 1873 at 10 clock, AM
10 answer the complaint OF William Ford, wherein
he prays Judgment against youfor the sum of one
hundred and twenty three aud fifty one-hun-
lredth dollars 1928 50-l00th) in action for the
price and value of two thousand (2,000) shakes
sold and delivered to defendant at his SPECIAL
instance and request between the first day of
Nay, 1871, and the 2Gth day Of March, A. D..
1873; also for three months Dor. amounting to
me hundred and ten dollars ($l10); aggregating
N nil to one hundred and twenty-three and fifty
one-hundredths dollars (Sl23 50-l00ths) in legal
currency Of the United States. And take notice
# you fail SO to appear and answer, plaintiff will
AXE Judgment against Won in default III the sum
Of one hundred and twentv-three and fifty one
hundred dth dollars (Sl23 50-l00ths) together
with legal interest and the costs of suit, and
appiy to sud Court for the relief prayed for
Given under my hand, this Goth day of March,
A. ID. 1873. X. G. POLAND,
Justice of the Peace Townsh p No. 3.
mr29-2m
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SUM sNON 3.

The People Of the State Of California, To JESSE
RHODES and @. w. RHODES, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
l. pear before me, at my Office in Forest Hill
Placer County, State Of California, on Monday
The 3lst day OF March, A. d. 1873 AT l O'Clock
p. M, to answer the complaint OF Eddy and
Schwalenberg, wherein they pray judgment
against you for the sum of one hundred ana
ninety-six ($l96 00) dollars, in an action for
money due on note OF one hundred (S100 O0) dol
lars, with interest at two per cent per month.
from March oath, 1869, to March 9th, 1873
principle and interest in gold or silver coin of
the United States.
Aud take notice, il you fail 40 to appear and
answer plaintiff will take Judgment against you
n default in the sum OF one hundred and ninety
six (S196 00) dollars together with the costs Of
suit and apply to said Court for the relief pray
ed for.
Given under my hand, this oath day Of March,
A. d. 1873 II. T. KELLY
Justice pt the Peace, Township No. :.
APH-2n
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MINERAL CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SACRAMENTO. California, April 7th, 1873.
TO I. 9. NUNNALLY, D. V. MASON, j.
L Henderson, Wm. Puris Wm. $. lnskip
john Bryson J. A. Hil, Mahlou Waidrou, L. A,
}orwin J. Stendman, John Brady, James JACK
aend, G.. Kuhl, W. II. Harrington +. Sackleben
Chas. Brown, Richard Daryes, David Cramer.
Charles Lee, J. H. Lnlley. james Beck, b. $.
Wicklffe A. Mills, J S. Smith, Robert Wcklle
Ind s. x. Honeycutt, and to all whom it may
concern:
Whereas You fled your afIilavits in the U. S
Laud Office, alleging the ). = Of N T. a, and
n. "a Of s. L. Quarter OF Section 10, in Town
'hip II North Range East to be mineral, and
bv COMMISSIONERS letter dated December End
1911 tho same Land is to be treated rs min
ral in charact r. and more valuable for min n
han for agricultural purposes until the contrary
- proved after dre notice.
And Whereas, Henry Parkhans post Officf
address Newcastle. California;, did. on the l3tl
lay of September A. ID. 1870, Ale in the Regis
ter's ofice of this District, his Decaratory State
uent claiming the same land, and au aft lavt
alleging that it is agricultural in character, ane
more valuable for agricultural than for minine
purposes;
Therefore, You will please take notice. thai
Under and by virtue Of instructions from tn
Commissioner of the General Land Office. dated
Nay 9Th 1871, We have fixed the 18th day O
day A. d. 1873, at 10 O'Clock NJ. lat this office
before The Register and Receiver, for the hearint
II proofs to determine az to the mineral or agri
cultural character of said lands.
In Witness Whereof, We have hereunto se
~ our hands aad affixed the seal of thi'
SEAL Office, the day and year first above
nv written.
T. B. MCFARLAND.
Register.
HART FELLOWS,
ID
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STOCKHOLDERS E7EEriNc,

STOCKHOLDERS MFTTING OF THE AUBURN AND
YANKEE JIM's TURNPIKE COMPANY
"a CoRPoRATIoN).
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting of the stockholders of the above
named company will be held at the Office OF Hale
L Craig in the town of Auburn, Placer county,
State Of California. on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1879
at O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, to consider and
determine whether said company shall continue
its existence such corporation under the pro-
visions of the Civil Code Of said State
By order af the Board of Directors.
E. NJ. HALL,
President of said Company.
Dated April 11th. A d. 1878 api2-4w
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A33oS5nl ont NOsico.

BELLEVUE MINING COMPANY, LOCA
TION OF PRINoIpAL PLACE OF BUsINEss,
SAN Francisco, CALIFoRNIA-LooA-
TIoN OF WORKS OpHIR Dis
TRICT, PLACET CoUNTR,
CALIFoRNIA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT A
~ meeting OF the Directors held on the l4th
lay of April, 1873, an assessment, (No. g. OF
ifty (50) cents per share was levied upon tn,
capital stock of the Corporation, payable imme-
liatey in United States gold coin, to the Secre-
tary at the Office Of the company. No. 438 Cali
forna street, upstairs, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of May, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
public auction and unless payment is made be
fore, " II be sold on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of june, 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
L. +. CRONISE,
Secretary.
OrrIoE :--t3s California street, upstairs, San
Francisco California.