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Fire.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March ia report re-
ceiNed here states that the Radical Office Al
Beaver, Pa, was burned last night, with two
dry goods stores, the Masonic temple, and Odd
Fellows hall. Lose $4,000; half covered bV
inSurRpce. =.
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Shocking Murder Of a Girl by her
MnfhaF

HARTFORD, CT, Marcn ia white woman
the wife Of a cOiOred man named James Free
man, living Al Harrington, Drained her dsugh-
ter, aged u. with an axe this mOrniug .JealO1sy
was the cause.
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Affairs in PhiladeInht,


PHILADELrHIA, March la.-wm. A. Chew
has been arrested here, charged with marrying
three wiyes-al living.
FIRE.
The spring factory OF Ingau & Dover Wa
burned this morning. LOss, SIS ,OJO. insurance
$1,000.
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Commissioner Oliver Charlick, of New York
brought suit against the Evening Post for
5OOOO damages for alleged libel. The defense
put In demurrer that the article complained
of was no libel. Judge Robinson has overruled
the demurrer, on the ground that there were
no facts alleged in support of it, but gave de.
PENDANTS ten days to amend the order,
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A CHALLENGE TO THE RUNNING HORSES OF
THB WORDING. George Treat of California,
The owner of the well known horse Thad.
Stevens, offers to match him gainst any other
horse, mare, or gelding, in the world, for
race OF fotr miles and repeat, to rule, for tel
thousand dollars in gold coin. Mr. Treat also
offers to match horse of his, which he does
not name, for five thousand dollars against
twenty i've thousand dollars that he will beat
the best recorded time ever made in the United
States by any running horse, to rule, from one
mile to four miles, the party accepting this pro-
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DESPERATE AND FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN
ROBBERS AND DRTECTIvKs.-A special to the
ST. Louis Democrat from Sedalia saws reports
have reached there that the notorious Younger
brothers, who are supposed to have been en-
gagged in the Iowa railroad train robbery some
months ago, were attacked yesterday at None
gar Springs, st. Clair county in that state, by
a party of detectives, and desperate conflict
eDsued, in which the Younger brothers and two
detectives were killed
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JUICE DENT is veIy low this afternoon. but
feeling somewhat esier than last night, when
his death VIZ mOmentarily expectC1.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUs.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1924 ,049.
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CoNFIRMATIONs.-The Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following nomi
natiOns:-Joseph Ii. Chandler, collector of Gus
toms, District Superior, Michigan; David Tur-
ner, collector of customs. Alexandria Va;
Edwin q. Lewis, Illinois, agent Pueblo Indians
New Mexico; James Dun as receiver public
moneys, Springfield, Mo; John A. Prall, pen
sion agent, Lexington, Ky. POstmasters-Sam-
uel G. Camp, Wilmington, H.; Melvin A
Gushing, MinOuk, ILL.,; T.. Ii. Weeks, Winona
Miss.
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THE IMPRESSION having been made to some
extent that Senator Ferry, of Michigan, is in
dividually responsible for the expulsion of the
Washington correspondent Of the Detroit Free
Press from the reporters gallery of the Senate
II nay be proper TO state that has expulsion was
the result of the unanimous action OF the Com
mittee on RuleS-Messrs. Ferry, Ham!in and
MerIimOu.
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DIR. PAUL SCHoRPPH was arrested in Balti-
more yesterday, on the charge of being a COM
mon swindler. Numerous papers, including
several railroad passes, were found on his per-
son, all bearing the name of j. P. Schulenberg
The accused was committed for the action OF
the grand iury.
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A SHARP ANswBR.-A saloon keeper in one
OF the towns where the woman's whisky war is
raging, made a center shot when he replied to a
glazed and a screen in front of the door that IL
was to 'hide the temperance men when they
came in for drink"
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THE HOWARD COURT OF INQUIRY.-COlonel
Benet, Of the Ordnance department, and Sec
ODd Comptroller BrOadhead were examined in
the Howard court of inquiry yesterday.
The court is engaged to-day in hearing the
testimony of chiefs of accounting bureau Of the
Treatury department as to the measure of re-
responsibility under the laws of Congress
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TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of this city is
now paving a dividend Of % per cent
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FATE OF AN OPIUM EATER.-Mrs. Angie
Warner, OF Nashua, N. H., who was trying to
break herself Of the habit Of eating opium was
overcome by her appetite on Tuesday, and
swallowed large quantity OF laudanum from
the effects of which abe died.
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The SENATE Committee on Commerce this
morning took favorable action on a petition
IF certain insurance companies of New York
city. recommending the continuance of the hy-
geographic Office IN connection with the Navy
department. The committee agreed 70 report
= bll making an appr0pr alton OF $50 900 to
continue the service. IL should be remembered
that the by geographic office in connection with
the coast survey is distinct and separate from
ID at of the NAVY daDaTtmPut
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a sabbath Crusade Nov

ELiZABETH, y. j., March ly.-At a meeting
asst night 10 express Indignation at the German
demonstration last Sunday against the SUNDAY
law, resolutions were adopted declaring that
open and organized resistance 20 the sabbath
laW by habitual violatOTs. supported hy the
large and formidable element OF intdelify. in
spires alarm Tor the permanency OF the Christian
sabbath. and calling all good citi zens 10 for
sake party affiliations and put it down.
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JUDGE NOAH DAVIS, OF New York, formerly
United States district attorney, was before the
Committee of Ways and Means this morning,
and explained his connection with the PheIps-
Dodge case. He denied the statement of Dis-
trict Attorney Bliss that lie took any mOietv
money, and said he emphatically refused to
take any portion OF it. He is to be further ex-
ahmed by the committee on the general sub
Ject of mOieties.
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EEAMKLLED BY DRATH.-A body recently ex-
humed at Bangor, Maine, was found to be en-
cased in marble-like enamel, giving the out
line Of the body perfectly, while the corpse
weighed eighteen pounds more than when
buried, five wears ago.
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ADMIRAL PORTER is much better this after
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~EngaRed for the next set-Eens

S"ko0 TUT tut next Bet-hone,
mr.. Beecher expects to meet Brothers
Storrs and Buddington In heaven.
me misses smith proposes to offer their
ballots on election day in Connecticut.
thar ssssr writes ans5 to the London Daily News
WINGED that Dr. Livingstone 4 dead. WI
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WAsHIN GTON, ID. c., March

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is, 1874.
EDITOR OF START: Your last issue has
statement to the effect that Charles Sumner
once refused a few franks to a soldier. on the
ground that il would be unlawful TO do so. A
friend of mine tells me that he has received
franks from MIR. Sumner. 1 am a great admirer
81 the great Senator, now deceased, but I also
believe that virtue should be attributed TO a
person only as II belongs to him.
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MATT MORGAN is engaged upon q colossal
historical painting representing the last hours
cI me late Charles Sumner. AL the figures in
troduced are portraits of distinguished men. 1t
Will be exhibited at the Coliseum
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The ARKANSAS JUDICIAL FRAUDs-The
committee on expenditures of the Department
Of Justice at its meeting yesterday heard state
ruent from Hon. W. j. Hynes, of Arkansas, in
relation to the allegations against the judicial
officers IN the western district of that state. He
said he had examined the allegations aud speak
ing for the delegation from that state, he be-
ieyed all would desire the fullest inquiry. OF
MS own knowledge he could not speak OF the
charges. On Friday the committee will cN am
me rLe LeteclIXss who worked N the
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HI NON. WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs has accent
9a an invitation of the alumni committee of
Dar.mouIh College to deliver q eulogy on Chief
oueelce Nnase at the next commencement.
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was 90 have been hanged tomorrow, has been
respited uil the oath of April.
THE NORTH CAROLINA NOLCANo-An ErHf-
ton NCmeHidTily Eryected-Dispatches from the
vicinity OF Bad Mountain, North CsrOlIns,
tate that the internal noises heard in the noun
lain resemble those heard In Mt. Etna, before A
volcanic eruption. Throughout the entire
country and for distance of sixteen miles from
The mountain, extending into al joining cOun-
ties, these sounds are not only heard, but the
trembling and reverberstiOn OF the earth il
pefcepubly felt. In numerous instances, for
several miles from the mountains, the glasses
have ratified in the windows and tue dishes have
been shaken from the shelves 10 such an extent
A. 10 create the most widespread CONSERVATION
among the rural inhabitants. This has again
caused still greater stampede Of the citi Eens
many OF whom superstitiously regard the terri
bic symptoms a. an indication OF Judgment
Day. A passenger on the western train states
that il is pitifu 70 see the unsophisticated rus.
tics nylng IN such terror, while AZ the same
time he believes that the cause OF the stampede
is not without its due foundation.
The latest accounts from the disturbed noun
taln state that, so far, there mas been no vol
caDlc eruption OF lava Ut fire, though the ter
INC and internal rnmblings, heard AZ a dis
lance, were so great Tuesday morning as 20 in
duce the belief that a veritable and genuine
volcanic outbreak had taken place. The ex-
citement throughout the entire western section
OF the state Is intense, and many people are re-
pairing 10 the scene in the hope Of witnessing
Tor the first time grand volcanic eruption.
A WoMAN's MOVEMENT THAT PROMISES TO
DO MICH GooD.-Mrs- Alice DuttOn BallOu
has organized in Boston a society called the
Business Women's Mutual Benefit association.
It's purpose is 20 provide a relief fund for cases
OF sickness among wOrkingwomen; TO provide
fund for small loans without interest 70 mem
bers IN case OF extreme need, and 70 provide
means OF burial for deceased members. The
annual dues are 20 be - year. Members who
are sick receive Sc a week during their sick
Dess, provided IL does not exceed six consec-
uuye weeks; $50 are Appropriated for the
burial expenses OF q deceased member. In
order that the treasury may not be exhausted
by the demands OF those suffering from some
trlnlng illEess, no benefit is paid during the
hrst week OF sickness. nor IL any paid in cases
OF illness arising from childbirth. Those who
wish 10 aid the undertaking without seeking
any personal return from il are invited 20 be-
come honorary members, paying 80 a year. A
number Of other ladies are associated with Mr..
Ballou as officers Of the society. Itseems 70 us
an excellent undertaking, and we trust il will
be entirely successful.
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COOPERATION The Louisville Courier-
Journal says: "a movement is at present on
loot to start rolling mills this city on the CO.
operative plan. Twelve operatives who we're
zach formerly employed either in one OF fhe
rwo rolling mills In Louisville or in the New
Albany establishment, have entered into arti-
cles OF incorporation, which will in day or two
proposed that the workmen shall only draw a
cart OF their wages, and that the Remainder Of
their weekly stipend shall be placed to their
sLe s IN the stock account. The capital with
wnien 10 commence operations, IL IL believed
will be willingly Contributed nv our capitslists.n
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There are one hundred and ffty oranges
IN the state Of New York.
The California senate passed compulsory
education bill yesterday.
Yesterday at hk residence W jackson Fiile, Fla,
after lingering nlnees
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no0LrTT AGUE Powders are warranted,
- ses. 80 Sss.sss. " ets. . schsss. ys-ss
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PROCTOK's LECTURES
"A 8 T r . N . M VI
TIE SALE OF SEATS FOB THE COURSE
is now open at
BALLAETYNKs BOOKSTORE.
KEsEyED SEATS, four Lec,ures.-..--.......s ~ SO
Prof. JGs. henry will preside. marl.s,
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liable BROTHHRa-
MERCHANT TALLORS FINE cLorIYIERS
fets-r Corner 18th and ID Streets
FRENCH CANDY FRENCH CANDY

FRENCH CANDY FRENCH CANDY
aANUFACfOhY!
The special attention Of tke public and dealers
generally l. called to the fact that the ed
i eonstsntly manufacturing and always has on hand
most ysried and selecS stock q the finest PURE
ZEE nCH CANDIES manufactured on the prem
ssSsL fhUIIs, NUTS, ETC., whics he 10 disposInR
retail. CaVaE = r. a. @uu
SSS PeRnsyIVabfs sveDue northwest.
naLoom Under AstfDnal HoteI
DATE DE FOIEs GRAs.
IlKBOT aLHUILE
hAphIISS0Ts YEBTs TREs FINS,
AeRkkGES DE CHOIX,
AsPERGEs ENTIEKEs
OSClLLE,
IRpyFEs IU PERIGORD,
GHAMPIGNOSs Az NATURAL,
SLAGkOLkTS FINS,
sACClSSEs,
AACEDOINE DE LAGUMES,
PEII1S POIs EXTRA FINS,
NhNETS TOUBNES,
tkPEs ALHUILE
N. w. BURCHELL,
.--,o.s HOOe Iron Building,
$1,000 No. 1882 II street.
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LECTURES.

FBIsMABCK AND THE CHURCH.
ki.ht Rev. p. N. LYNCH, d. d, Bishop Of
Charleston, ;. c., will lecture al 81. AlOysus
Church on
SUNDAY EVENING, March 22i, At O'Clock .. m.
FOR TIE BENEFIT
ST. ALOYslUs EEADIGG BOOM As5OCIA-
TON.
Tickets 20 cents; 70 be had at Ellis Music StOra,
Psnnsy vania ytnue; Brosueu's street, Bellows,
9TH street; ard at the Church door. marlg-3.-
" NJ r SCIENTIEIC CuURSF
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GRACE GREENWOOD
MRS. SARAH r. AMEs,

GRACE GREENWOOD
MRS. SARAH r. AMES,
KECIlATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
At LINCOLN HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, MAROH 2O,I5TI,
At : O'Clock.
The following sad other selections is Costume will
Ms Tsbitha TattIa, that Buttonvills Gossip, will
tell her st0ry about Washington.
Mrs. Ames will give Lady Teazle and Lady Mac
Admit sion 50 cents reserved seats. 70 cents: to b,
had ~ Kills Co.'S music store. marie 81
NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY. March Is, ISL
For Six Nights only and one Matinee previous TO
Ms d, IartGre for Enro2e.
MONDAY OUR MR. SOTHERN
JJIrIESIR .sG.y AMERICAN A.
TFTESDSY COUSIN Ic-dDr,5-sa,r
FBIDAG-BESFEIT-DA GARRICK.
SATURDA1-Last APPEARANCE.
sAlI BDAY AT O'CLcCE,
ONLY SOTHERS MATINEE,
LORD DUNDBEARH.
Sale q seats viii commence on TUESDAY morning
a. the Box Office. where seats may be had for any Of
the above p TfOrmaoces. msr9
OLINo ON Exhibition and Sale NEW No
7TH Sly Urn ST.
No. 439 1th street, bet ID and Y streets eight
doors above obi FelIows' Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, EURrav wings, ChrOmns, &c
Also, Target stock Paper Hang,ngs, window
stls, kiEss, Nails, &c, il the District.
VPiesse rememb Mare and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF CAsT.OFF WEARING APP
N PAREL can be sold 70 the very best advantage
eis D street, between sth and 7th ".
Notes by mail prom pity attended Cash paid fl3-tf
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Examine Our Stock.

~ Ihis Department is in charge % Mr. DANIEL
" kkhNOk1H, . skiliful and artistic Cutter
lately connected with one Of the princ pal Merchant
Isherine Estsblishmeats Of UHtOa Square, Nsp
York Ciry.
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A Resnlle.

AunCRN, y. Y, March l9.-Donohue, who
was 70 have been hanged tomorrow, has been
respited tail the oath Of April.
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AMERICAN SHIP-BUILDING.-Thel launching
OF the steamer CITY Of Peking, which took place
at Chester, Pa. yesterday was a notable event.
not only in the history OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Company, for which she was built.
put as marking an epoch in American ship
building. With the single exception of the
Great Eastern, the new vessel is the largest
merchant chip ever built, registering about
t,OOO tons, and being 40 feet long or nearly the
length OF the whole square between 9th and 10th
streets. She has tour decks, and six water tight
compartments, is supplied with all the modern
appliances and conveniences known in marine
construction, and has excellent accommoda.
tsons Tor ljO first class and 500 steerage passep-
gers Except her furniture state ro0ms etc
sne Dullt entirely Of iron, and is as near fire.
P,ooi Ss any vessel can be, while her engines of
~ ,. Hnlse power are warranted to drive her
AoG mics An nour In moder ate weather
Ite launching was witnessed by a verv laroa
CnoNu OF people, many of whom were taken 10
Chesler IN special excursion trains from this
ciy, fnliadeiphla, and New York, and the ma
Jorlty OF them were both surprised and nieassa
10 End in the ship yards at that placa $3.50 49,
other iron vessels in the course of construct,on
one OF them, the City Of Yeds, being a twin n;
the City Of Pekizg, and nearly comn1etsd WI Tl
were also gratited to learn that the builders
essrs. Roach s. Son, maintain that iron YES,
sells can be built a. chespy in this country as in
EDgland-the more extended use OF improved
machinery here fully of setting the lower price
of labor and material in Great Britain. We
hope this will be found true as a matter of fact
~, and that in slittle time that long depressed
industry will recover and even surpsss its former
proportions.
The invited guests from this city included a
number Of Senators and Representatives with
other high 20 vernment Off cials, aud also good
many re preset. tatives Of the press, all of whom
enjoyed not only the occasion which called them
out, but the insig St IL gave them into the pres
ent condition and probable future prospects of
one Of our mest impol tant Industrial interests
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the Board of Directors, made on the
4th day of May, 1874, 50 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the Office of
the company, Room %, Haywsrds Building,
No 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, on Thursday. the I'd day Of July,
1874 at the hour Of O'Clock p. m Of such day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
CHAS. 6. NEAL Secretary.
Of1ice-Room 90, Hayward's Building. No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.


Ingomar Silver Mining Company
Location Of principal place OF business san
Francisco CAlifornia-Locstion OF WORKS, Liy
Mining District Lincoln county Nevada.-No.
tice.-There are delinaueut upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment No. Z,
levied ON the eth day Of May, 1874. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re
spectivs shareholders, IS follows:
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N o TICE.

ITO L. SOLOMON. OWNER IN THEytI rrpv
Il Mine, Lincoln Co. Nevada. You arr b,,sh.
notified that there is due from you The sr,a !,
s67.2s on your interest in the above named !,
for labor performed on the same, paid for nv ny
which you are hereby notified to paw jmn ~.
diately, together with costs of this sdva,,i.s
ment; otherwise We shall claim forfeitp,s :,
your interest, in conformity with The A., :,
Congress tsection 81, approved Nav 10 ls- "
All persons are cautioned against pureb.slnr
said interest from l.. solomon, as he CAM.
under existing circumstances make a lsa,i,
transfer. "sA'
II. W, SIMPSON.
GRANT BLAKE
Phoebe, New, March "a, 1874.
mr24-90d
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CHAP. CCXIv.-An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development OF the
Mining Resources United states.
Be it enacted byt and House OF Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the provisions OF the
fifth section of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro-
mote the development Of the mining resources
Of the United Stated passed May tenth. eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two, which requires
expenditures of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage OF said Act.
are hereby SO amended that the time for the frst
annual expenditure on claims located prioi 20
tenth of June, eighteen h inbred and seventy
four. Approved March !, 1873. q
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II THE DISTRICT ooIpr - =

THE DISTRICT COURT OF r,,
y United states for the District Of Nev,d.h M
In the matter of William stansf,eld Rsrta.-
in bankruptcy.-United States Of Americ, T's
been 2, ssaas IS a warrant in BANKRUPTCY
OF William stansfield, Of the county al Tinsasle
and state OF Nevada. in said District. who IN.
been duly adjudged bankrupt upon pe,;,io, ~ =.
his creditors. and the payment Of any debts y, u
the delivery Of any property belonging to s s1
OF any property by him, are forbidden bs 10
meeting Of the creditors of said bsnir NV
to prove their debts and choose one or ,,N
assignees of his estate, will be held al more Ioie
OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Eureks. in ssis
District, on the 18th day Of June. A. NJ ls-s aiu ~
| l O'Clock p. m, at the Office OF w IT 49,
port, one OF the Registers in Brankruntcvs !,
| said District. P''! OF
GEORGE I. LAMMoN.
ie-td US. Marshal for said Distrie,
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TIE DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA,

NyHE OLDEST AND BEST NEwsPAPER
on the Pacific Coast. Published q ban
Francisco, California.
Subscriptions received BY ~cuo,,
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Location of works, Ely Mining District, lincoln
county, Nevada. -Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment (No. u levied on the goth day of
April, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, Us
follows,
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Twentieth
day of April, 1874, % many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary will be
John Middleton L Son, No. $40 Montgomery
street. San francisco, CAL, on Friday.
the nineteenth day Of June, 1874, a
the hour OF ~ O'Clock m Of said day. tc
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. :
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Ohice-Room No. l, No. l0l California street
San Francisco, California.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN THAT nm
~ have this day sold 10 7 c. FMERsON ,bs
business, accounts and effects Of ~ is,s we
of Hosmer & Setter. 's Nfu
JOSIAH HosMER.
l.. SETTER.
his
FRANK y MEIoyIcp
mark
my1o-f ANGELO BLlsNIcK