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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18
ON DIT.

The --latest slang is shows the epi-
dermis of the bovine, Mac? does she 'urt ?"
The habeas corpus case of Frilot was
being presented to Judge Morgan, of the
Supreme Court, as we 60 to press.
From the falling barometer and over
cast sky it would seem that we have not had
the last of the blow.
-. The many friends of W. ]. Buddendorf
will be pleased to learn that he has returned
to the city.
-. Some one accounts for the long and
loud talk at the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce last night by saying that the mem
bers were all on stare"
during the storm last evening large
tree in front of Rev. DR.. Palmer's residence,
on Prytania street, blew down and demolished
the fence in front of the house, and played
havoc with the garden.
-. The Funding Board met again yes
terday. There was no quorum, and mo-
ton to adjourn until October 10, prevailed.
A special meeting may be called before that
day.
Judge Morgan, in the Frilot butcher
case, ordered yesterday testimony taken to
show whether the applicant for a writ of
habeas corpus had killed more cattle since
the rule for contempt than he was allowed to
under the writ of prohibition from the
Supreme Court to Judge Hawkins. The
probabilities are, now, that the prisoner will
be released.
-. The Regatta Committee of the Board of
Delegates of the Rowing Association had a
meeting last night Mr.. Mcconnell, Chair
man, presiding, and all the members of the
committee present.
A resolution was adopted making it imper-
alive on the clubs to make their entries on
Sunday next at q meeting Of the Board of
Delegates to be called for that day, and to de-
post ten dollars for each boat entered as for
lett money. At the meeting of Sunday the
propriety of postponing the regatta inde6-
1itely will be discussed.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Yellow Fever Terrible COndi-
ton Of the People at PEN
sac0la Bay.
New York Democratic COnyen-
tiOn-The PlatfOrm-NOm.
nations.
Alabama Convention.
North Carolina Convention.
HOnOrs for Cardinal McClOskey.
North Carolina Convention.
HOnOrs for Cardinal McClOskey,
Russian Politics.
The Papal Consistory.
Foreign and General News.
ETC., Etc.

THE YELLOW FEvER-TERRIBLE CONDITION
OF The PEOPLE ON PENSACOLA BAY.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE Navy Depart
ment has received the following:
"NAvY YARD,
Pensacola, Feb. 16, 1876. {
The yellow fever is epidemic at Howell's
Station, on Pensacola Bay, twenty-five miles
above the Yard. The people have neither
food, medicine, nor attendance, crying in the
name of G I'd for relief
1.-THE Navy Yard is perfectly healthy.
&c. II. COOPER Commander"
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INFELICITY OF MARRIED LIFE
A Wife Shoots Her Husband and
Hides the Pistol.
Missing Money.

At half-past S o'clock Friday afternoon
Officer Philip Homly, of the First Precinct,
was shot and dangerously wounded by his
wife Josephine, at 346 Howard, between
ITALIA and Melpomene. The particulars of
the case, as far as could be cleaned from the
wounded man, are as follows: 1t appears tina.
for some time past family troubles have dis
turbed the peace and quietude of Homly' q
home, and that his wife, instead of being q
comfort to him in his troubles, was perfect
torment.
On Friday morning they had quarrel,
when the wife went to the First Municipal
Court, for the purpose of making an affidavit
against him, but, being foiled in her mission,
she returned home. and as the sequel will
show, more Infatuated than ever. Her hus-
band came into the house, when she resumed
the quarrel, and as she was standing directly
in front of him, she drew Smith & Wesson' 8
revolver and shot him-the ball entering the
left breast, and passing through the lung. A
little boy in the neighborhood ran for an
officer. and found Officer Garlic. of the
Second, and Court Officer Stone, of the First
NJ. P. Court, at the jackson Depot.
They Immediately ran to the house, and
found Homly lying on the floor of the front
room in pool of blood. With great difficulty
the wounded man pointed to his wife and
said, "That woman shot me-"
They then asked Mrs Homly for the pistol.
She at first denied having any knowledge of
the pistol or the aft ,ir, but being pressed by
the officers, she finally produced the pistol
from under bed in the back room. Homly
then told the officers that he had in his coat
pocket some $50 or $50 and q ticket to st.
Louis, and he requested Officer Stone to take
charge of it.
Stone asked the woman for the coat and
money, but she told the same tale as she had
about the pistol, but was induced to produce
the coat, but the money was not to be found,
and she peremptorily denied any knowledge
of the money. The wounded man then took
his watch off and handed it to Officer Stone,
but his wife snatched 1t away and said that
she would take that herself. The woman
was then arrested and taken to the Second
Precinct Station, and Homly was conveyed to
the Charity Hospital, where his wound re-
ceived medical attention.
The physicians, up to late hour last night,
said that they could not give an opinion as to
the result, but the wound may prove fatal
The wounded man seemed to be sinking fast,
and breathed with great difficulty. He is
about thirty-fve years of age, and has been
on the police force for five years.
Mrs. Homly refused to answer any ques-
tons, but said that she would tell everything
in court.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-$5, 600, 600 bonds
issued under the act of June 30, 1864, have
been called. Interest ceases December IL.
The Red Cloud Commissioners have CON-
Guided their examination, and will commence
writing their report
Brown, impeached in the Treasury rob-
berry, is held for the grand jury.
WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-Major George Z.
Glenn, Paymaster at New Orleans. has been
relieved and ordered to report to the Conn
mander of the Department of the Gulf for
assignment
WASHINGTON. Sept 17.-Ex-Representativ
White, of Alabama, has been appointed Asso-
ciate Judge for Utah. He leaves in October.
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In response to the article in the "On Dit -
to the respective merits of several yachts wherein
1t is intimated that the hackers of the MAGGIE are
prepared TO stake their shekels their ia
v0rite again any Of her class friend Of the
ADELIA is ANXIOUS for an opportunity to show her
rudder to the MAGGIE for reasonable wager; the
race to be run at Bay St Louis and start to be
made unless under a five or six knot freeze. Ad-
Gk sss SAILOR, Bulletin Office. sic 1t
Battalion Washington Artillery.-A Meeting
of this command will be held at their New Armory,
No. 9 Perdido street. on SATURDAY, September 1e,
1875, at ~ P. NJ. By order:
]. B. WALTON Colonel.
LOUIS A. ADAM, Secretary. ST. 2tEAM
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GRAND CATALOGUE FURNITURE SALE THIS
DAY.-Messrs Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers,
begin at 1O3 O'Clock this morning to sell the
elegant and extensive stock of Mitchell &
Ramelsberg, corner of Poydras and Camp
streets, consisting of anything and every
thing in the furniture line. Parties house
keeping, and business men, are referred to the
advertisement The sale is positive. without
reserve or limit and bargains may be ex-
pected. Call and get catalogue and attend
sale.
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Credit to whom credit is due. Patronize
Staub, the original cheap newsletter. He
is in the field again to-day with all the latest
papers, and can be found at Goldthwaites
bookstore, No. 60 Canal street.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-THE VARIETIES SALOON, with
~ fixtures completes situated on Burgundy street.
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets and CON-
munca ting in the rear with the auditorium of the
Varieties Thtater. Apply to WILL STEVEN,
Secretary. at the Varieties 1heater, Canal street.
e12 SuATh1m
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No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea De
pot, Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18

In our want column q lawyer, having q
good law library, wishes to rent part of .
well located, airy office.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-18

Real old Government Java, parched or ground,
40 cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, Camp
street.
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Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caron-
delet Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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SIT to1

THO RENT House No. 1874 Canal Street between
Il St. Charles and CarOndelet streets now occupied
uromises. SIS 2m
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TVOR RENT-That desirable residence furnished,
IL 300 St. Charles street, corner Of Clio The two
stores No. 14a Canal street and the spacious house
above them. That double tenement residence with
vacant lot either side. suitable for coal and wood
yard at of jackson and Annunciation streets
The stores Nos 81, &c. Al and 43 Natchez street;
Nos 1O2 and 1O4 Peters street. and No. 1913 Poydras
street. The shop and property No. 1O3 Rampant
street, and the property at the Of Magazine
and Seventh streets, used for st bling.
Apply to MERRICK, RACE & FOSTER,
au24 I'm 5Commercial Place.
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LNOR RENT-The desirable cottage residences, 1877
- and 1859 Second, near Magazine eight rooms each
order. Cottage residence, PIT Harmony, between
Prytania and 81. Charles, containing six rooms a
. desirable Cottage in Algiers with six rooms.
VIM Fl. SEYMOUR,
S17 tO1 70 CustOmhouse street,
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LNOR RENT-From first of October next, the
Il finely located store No. 70 Poydras street, be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupiteulas Streets suit able
for any kind of grocery or produce business. For
terms apply to POLHAUS g. DOLL, Flour Mer-
chantss96 magazine street. au22 I'm
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sacks furnished On order to Lock Box 976, N. O..
TRia Il the most extensive Mil in the South and
the quality Of our Rios unsurpassed. 81 Sm
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LNOR RENT-Furnished House, No. 45s Magazine
n street for rent from first November next in per-
feet order fully in every respect including
bed and table linen China and plated ware, piano
rooms and servant room, ETC. Security will be
Nuired. Address 2. O. box 2Il5 a17 BIZ
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UTANTED-A White Girl to Nurse Must come
w well recommended. Apply at 421 South Ram
part street. s1a 1t*
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WANTS,

WANTS inserted In this column ct FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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LMPLOYMENT WANTED - By young man
IL who lives with his widowed mother He can
give the best cts references regards honesty and
industry Would prefer situation in cotton house
Or Wholesale grocery. Address WORKER, Bue-
nm Office. SIG 3tA
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[ooNT1suzD c. LAST pAoz.l
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WANTED-Secondha Carriages and Buggles
w any one having such and wishing to dispose Of
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
L 7. MADDUX. IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
rtages. my14 If
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w House. in the FOnrth or the upper portion of the
First Dis riot 1t must contain hail. double parors
dining reon. four bedrooms; also servants rooms.
kitchen, bathroom gas etc., etc. Rent not to exceed
$65 per month. Address, stating full particulars,
w. Bulletin office. s17 If
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vXTANTED-A Partner that will furnish q mod
w crate capital against business TO start grocery
and wine store The advertiser has had long expe-
rience and commands L. rye city and country trade
Address GROCER this Office naming capital. time
and place for interview. aulS If
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- FOR SALE-The fine side-w wheel steam
la11n1 boat I. M. BAGBY, 173 feet long 81 feet
beam feet hold in clear: three boilers
IS feet long 40 inches in diameter; cylinders 2Oa
inches in diameter, feet stroke. For further in
formation apply to N. W. JOYCE,
AUS If Ill Graver street.
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"ANTED-50,00 600 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CRILD'S CARRIAGE AND Ora
DIE on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX IS Carondelet street. AUG If
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A WIDOW LADY, without young children
IA living near Canal street, within i've minutes
walk Of Clay Statue having . large house. would
like to rnt the best rooms TO a rty of gentlemen
with or without bOa.d. Address HOUSEKEEPER
Bulletin Office. sig 3ts
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-02
tFrom Tuesdays Dnily.l

The Mica MrsE.-Mr. Mnrtin. Of
the firm Of Vim. J Preston Il Co.
Now York. arrived hero from tLc cust
yesterday and struck out for the AIirn
Mines in Ruby Valley.
The firm OF Preston & Co., deoI In
mica exclusively, and the Object Of Mr.,
Martins visit here is To satisfy himself
M tho value Of tho property with n
view Of purchasing.
I4LAcE MISUNDERSTANDING dclCrn-
"oh OF colorcd boys md "rnla." cor.
SlS'ing OF forty Of the former aud fifty
|'he inter, passed down on tho train
WI" morning on their way to SIM Fran.
'"Fo' They were nll from Baltimore.
'"hl fill positions and their pockets
!" tho Palace Hotel.
ooLo'--W. o. rnrh, whilo nj Wells
"N' week, sold Ia Mr.. Downing, Clover
,"''y' Tho thoroughbred bull Ed, Tny-
WI sired by Dick Taylor and from tho
1'"ng Mary family Of cows. Ito was n
,D'' II n%nirnnl. and although only
sc"F" old weighs 1876 pounds.
p"rhn.~-J Dnmson Coleman Of
'"h'SivNnin has been appointed ,o eli
s. p'S'Iion vacatcd by Secretary n
'ne Interior, bcIann,
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From Fridays Daily.

NirrEp.. Sheriff Brown received moi
ice II few days ago from Green & Co. ut
Island Mountain that their sluiccs Ind
been robbed, requesting that watch
might br kept for Tho discovery OF tho
thief or thieves. Yesterday an over
grown native Of the llowcry Kingdom,
offered f"r sale n lot Of gold dust nj
tho bank 81 NJ. T.. Freeman Il Go. Tho
dust bore II striking resemblance 10 TINT
obtained nj Island Mountain, and ms
tho strange celestial failed TO furnish
II satisfactory explanation as to where
md how the sail prccious metal came
into his possession, he was lnkcn in
charge by nh officer pending nil cxorniu.
niiOn into tho matter.
FOR TIE CEHTESSIAL.--A section Of
tho Cnlnvcras "big trco" for exhibition
Mt tho Centennial. passed cnst to-day
on Two nNt cars attached to the IL
o'clock train.
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House TAMISG.-Prof. c. b. Wright,
the renowned horse-tamcr, is l:y:n.
exhibitions of his marvellous skill in
subduinS' wild, unbroken l1orscs MT
Dorsey Bros. stable. Mr. Wright has
been following the profession, of which
ho il II perfect master. over thirteen
years Oh the Pacific coast, and thou
sands can testify TO the thorough cfica-
cy Of the method which he teaches. Tho
Professors theory i'll the perfect subju-
CATION Of that noble animal, the horse, liz
that Of gentle kindness coupled with nm
unilinchinS iirmness. We Yesterday
witnessed his treatment Of n wild vouup
horse taken from Dorsey Bros. band and
III the course Of m hour the Wild and ap-
parently ungOvcrnablc animal was COM
paratirely as docilc as Il kitten, suffering
him to vault upon her back, pick UP her
feet, etc. without tho least sign Of alarn.
The Professor gives II course Of four les
sons III this most useful urt for the nom
inal sum Of five dollars, and the infor-
nation acquired by M Attendance should
he possessed by every man III the country
Tho everdid or ever expects to own, drive
or ride y horse.
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From Mondays DAILY

CIrTLE.-Park & Tnbcr's chr load of
Ehort-horn Durhnms arrived from Ken
lucky, md they are beauties, They
have seven bulls md IL row.. the follow
Ing being the choicest animals:
Earl Of Chesterfield, hy Ardric and
from Duchess family Of cows; 6 years
old at three years weighed 2,iSO fbs.,
and last August $500 DIS. He is prob
ably the finest niiimnl Oh the coast md
is one of the best ever shown i'll Ken
lucky. He has taken over 300 prcmi-
ums, nnh has never been beaten.
Tom. Douglas. by Byron Of Geneva
and Young Mary family Of cows; three
Years old; weighs 1000 Ms.
Anna Chesterfield, by Earl OF Chcs-
tcrhcld and from the Duchess inmily
OF cows; fonr years old, weighs 2,lI7
hs. This COW is n BEAUTIFUL piece Of
live stock. being handsome, symmc,ri-
cal and stylish, and one that will read
lily attract the attention Of stock fnmci-
cies.
Mr. Park goes on with them Tonight
and will he at Reno during the coming
State Fair. -
W. $. Mccormick, the popular Salt
Lake banker, passed homework on Sat
nr,iny, from II trip to the Bay.
Charley Benson, the charming ticket
pnncIcr on the G. p. X. II. express
train, passed cnst Saturday, but will re.
turn in n few days, and proceed nj once
clcnr up n little misunderstanding cx-
listing between himself and the Gonna.
ny. Always nirnblc md courteous, he
has made himself dcsrrvrdly popular;
honest, upright and ohcdicmt, he has
ever been n most faithful servant OF the
grcnt corporation.
II. X. Digciow, of ours, returned from
C0rnuropin on Saturday. whittier lie
g.. has boon ON n professional visit. .
John Bradley is home from Eureka.
and Is ~ ~joyinl ns usual.
WEnFooT.-FrNm n purity who Inns re-.
Gently visited the Wchfoot mines ut
Hailroal District We learn that the mine
never looked ns we'll ns il does ut the
present time. Superintendent Ruul-
stone hn8 1870 tons Of orc at the fuInncc.
20 tons ON tho dump, and e. rnising
OF mn average" Of l2 tons every 81 hours.
Inc ore il Of II much higher grade than
lint heretofore worked, comscuucnily
Inc company anticipate an excellent run
when The furnace starts up, which will
DO some time during tho next month.
superintendent Ituulstono Inns So far
recovered TINT ho cypCcia to bc able To
ne III town soIno time during the pres
cnt week.
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WEEKLY ELXO INDEPENDENT,
SATURDAY. oCTonEI, >. 1870.
from Saturdays Daily

ISpIAS CArrUnEp.-A communication
from Col. Elliott, d"ted ut Camp Hull
lcck, was received by the Governor ut
This place to-day, III which he is request
ed to notify the authorities Of Lincoln
county that he CHE Coloncl) is holding
,,nder arrest a Shoshonce Indian "Jim,' -
who is charged by Blake and Anderson,
ri Cave Creek, Lincoln county, with
buyin. stolen five head Of horses md
su,ne clothing. The Colonel gives no
,;ce that he will hOll the accused sub
;nct TO the uctiOn of the Lincoln county
authorities for II term Of fifteen days, ut
the expiration Of which time, il not
"culIrd for" lie will be released from
custody.
To THE PuDLIc.-Scvcn large gildcd
letters artistically arranged upon Il
beautiful background greeted the nd
uiring gaze Of the paSscr-by for the first
time, to-day, and announced from the
tllltSI IlllliahiAN Va ~ A"Sb Silltt Iull
II. y. Stone, the healthy and urbnne
AGENT Of our comnion uncle, directs and
controls the Elko department of the
postal service just underneath.
joins BGApLEr, who is now in Eureka,
has contracted for the delivering Of II
InrEc amount of grain ut that place. 1t
will go from the valleys contiguous to
ElkU.
Four battery blocks lG feet long and
% inches square, together with IL lot of
smaller timbcrs, for the Leopard mill,
were unloaded ut the dcpo, to-day.
AMOUR TO 0PES.-Ncssrs. Reinhart E.
Co. have about completed the interior
Of the new department TO their store
and will open out in II few days.
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FoR the very best of photographs 90 to
Bradley X RulnfSon's gallery, witho,u
stairs; ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR. I39
Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
II Ii a sinc qua non Of health, that the source
Of Vitality, the springs Of life !" should be free
from contamination. Tho fluids which, by
their action upau the food, trIs:orins II into
blood. and the great vital nutriin.nt it.elf.
must be pure. il the muscles, the bones and the
brain arc 10 be properly nOurishcd and kent
vigorous. To this end the Stomach, tho liver.
the bowels aud the Kidneys should perform un
Interrupt cdly their various functions, sinue ~
q Csc Brc disturbed the vital finids speedily be.
come Viiiaicd. The best. nay, the only blood de.
purtht which puri1rs them, is IfO.tcttrr'sS tom.
ach Blt;crs. The principal upon which this
sllIItLry alternative atti Is rs simple a. II is pill.
Oaophic. The origin Of mot diseases, and In.
'SrEbly tho 4 which Affect the organs aooyc
mentioned, Is Weakness caused by til. inSufIi-
cirnt assimilation uf tho food. The Ditters
speedily ruCtI:y the CausJ Of the difficulty by
Restoring vigorous digestion, so Mat all PARTS of
Tie physical STRUCTURE prc surprised with all
abundance Ct pure rich blood. This increases
the activity Of The diSChargiDr organs, AMI eDa-
bits them tn throw oil the ,nrtc natter, which
fahlling IN the system destroys health. This
bodily r.fusc having been got rid Of. and prr-
TO Prevent a healthy aIi ncnive performance 81
HE NaiinuS fusctiOHs. Such bcCng the case, Il
10 plain that the NitttIS are not only reliable
h'nin Ic!itc, ID I an Gradient Df those disease. OF
thd liver, bowels and kidncys which ccutami-
nate the SPRINGS of life.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

TIGER MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
principal place OF business. San Francisco,
California;: locati1m OF works, COrnucOpIa Min.
lug District, Elko County, ScvIda..-NOtlco Is
hereby given, that Ht Il Injecting Of The Directors
held on the 1ls: day oI August. 1875, an assess
mrnt tNp. u Of Fifteen Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Ct the corporation,
payable immediately to the Secretary, ia United
States gold coin, ut the offic" nf The Company.
itoonl No. I, Hlaywarl'F building, 30. iIg Cal
hornt1 Street, ban iranri-cO. California.
ANY st6Gk upon which this assessment shall
remain unraiI on the amd day OF Octnlt r,
1871, Viii b. delinquent, aud Rdvcriiacd for
sale Mt public auction, and unless payment H.
made before. WIN Ice sold on WEDNESDAY.
tic goth day OF October. 1876. TO pay the lelirl.
puent asscEsInCnt, together with costs Of nd.
v Rising and expenses OI sale. Ey order Of
the Board Of Directors. -
FRANZ SWIFT. Secretary.
OFFTCE-Room No. 4, Hay wards building No.
I'D California street. San francIscO. California.
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