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DIED..

aNDRE,vs-At bis residence near NewHsnburg, the Rev
George Andrews, d. d., rector OF Zion Church. wappin
Funeral from Church Wednesday. Aug 90 at Up m.
sunday Asg a" ws fis e.:
The fnrai will take place from Trinity Chapel on Tuesday
Aug ~ at lob O'clock M ihs r,ys sr s nos ens "
The family are invited To attend without ieIhor ho0e
GOOD inst p Good. late Of Planfeids
The remains buried In greenwood Cemetery.
Roy. Youngest child OF c. ana julia Kellogg d
Burial a Couistocks Landing, New.York
KIhGsIEYon saturday evening Aug a. at the Fe;iasnss
BROOKLYN Mrs Mary H. yidoT the ias .e re her M s
iy % o on Tsesday. the sith last at sodas
WAYNE County papers please copy.
S Eeg w Aa nj 81 snT o
aged 90 years, wife or f. T. hiier H. d. Of claremont
Her remains taken to CIaemont N. H. for inernenA
~ -, ps; ; Sp g a ssrn00n May
Her ,is relatives and those Of her brother John
hsr ae are , Gecc b Vest twenty second st. on Tuesday,
2th inst at oeloes m Thence to st. Jossps Church asr
ss @ wan ya t ca IaSs at em no
BSss Aug TO- irene L. wife Of AIr MCKINLEY, r. 4
Pontiac Mich ghtcr Of the lac Livingston SPA
Funeral from Sc Mark Church. Sunday next
at ii o'clock a.
PosT-Qn Friday, Ans 20 Catherine rI Hays daughter d
samuel ana np n the late s Flint nyd to attend the funeral from
her late residence. 3l3 East onehnndred
st. on Monday. 2Jd inst. at o'clock pm
sFlLECK-At Greenwich, Conn. Friday, goth Inst,
1ThaJde,s selosk In the Goth year Of his age.
Reany aud friends Of the family respectfully invited -
attend his funeral from his late residences at o'clock ms
or az ChIi,t Church 2 O'Clock MoIiay ed nsS
sIAt Rochester y. " TIE 18th inst, OF gastric feyers
Il. +. sin, formerly OF this city.
WUITrELSEY-At waingf0rl, Conn. Aug. IT, Louisa UN
sua infant daughter Of Elisha ami Harriet - Whittesey
WILLIS on satuidiy Aug 81 William Wills in the 69h
year OF hS age ,..,,
funeral ~ his s,e Residence No "a East Forty ninth St.
on Tuesday, the 2Iih inst, a. p
wTIIIAuSDN-At MILESTONE /. l., on Saturday. 2lse
inst OF Dhthcr Charles eldest son Of Charles and AIDE
laile +. Williamson aseG yeors and mopths,
p,iatIycs aud friends tie family respectfully IN
yited attend The funeral Tuesday, 2ith inst al p m:
Train Hunters Point At p nl by Flushing ana
North side II. r.
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arrest Of Minet's soninlaw, John Abendfotn %. 1
vur.m,th at Bartettst f. d., charged with having ~
the house On Are for revenge appears that Mlnet a.
and his son-n-Iaw have frequently qusrreied soous
money matters. Abendroth has threatened sevcrs ume
to kill Mnet and has assaulted him twice with p'Sso,
About week ago Abendroth sent man to Try 10 ee'
Minet drunk 90 tina; Abendroth could rob M
shop bnt Mlnet would not drink to excess ana
Abendrotb carry away watchdog belonging TO Mines
two days before the fire. and is believed that SINS "
thpe 40 that the house could be entered Without ~
coyery Abcndr0th came home drunk from kockaway
late Friday night and beard BY several person.
to say that he would square with his fatEer-n
law After the fire Abcndroth seen on the p:enisee
Mr. Ready has made formal complaint against ADen4
ROTH who Is to be arragned before Justice Eaes AS
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"sha without any molestaton trouble have ana es.
10Y the liberty Of their consciences In matters o. ""
Worship" and of British ordinance (5D OF iof tno
writer whom quote 49, ascribes the resolution OF e
Commons the entreaes Of the friends OF Was, .
independent OF Rhode Isand and OF Copeland learneu
Episcopal divine who shared his views OF t0erat,9n.
Upon the whole them the picture OF Maryland egsTs
assigns tho credit OF 1t to the Roman Church mas 'a'
foundation In fact. w. '"'
London July z, 1875. c.., 1914
p. x League OF b. 'e0a'u''' '''''' u '"'
,3 Maryland Tolera,loi" BY the Rev. Ethan Allen Bal
tnore 1855, up H. l3. mn n NJ
IA "Marylsnd not Roman Catholic Colony" by f. d. NJ
J An ordnance not Scobels collection Is mentioned IN
Rnsw0rth vol VIII PIP. 1884, s.0 S4l. cannot say whnmI
this the ordinance Intended by the American writer frop
ably for Papists and Churchic and does MOI
name Che plantations. ,,, n r. n ~
lG) Maryland Roman Catholic Colony By r. D. n;
Minneapolis 1875 T. see also Thorhtons ssois .,
Relation OF New England to the English commonwealth
1874. D.. %.
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th great Difference but at the Same time with consd

with great Difference but at the time with consid
cradle show Of democratic oquay thatn tie Republics
In South America much vcneratiOn manifested
toward the mission but that altogether the offerings TO
the Qooo Of st. Peter ncor siderable not exceeding
total OF much than 100000 francs-a far smaller
sum than was Anticipated. The faithful OF New-iork
for the most part Irish Catholics Pleaded the many COM
mcrcial disasters in excuse.
According to The Times of india. extensive
preparations being made In anticipation OF the visit
OF the Prince of Wales to that country The East Indian
Railway Company constructing royal train to con-
ss Of five cariages Of which Is to he State recep
ton saloon sleeping carriage two carriages for the
staff. and for the personal attendants OF his Royal
Hghness Extensive alterations and improvements are
also being effected at Government House. The Public
Works Department busiy engaged renovating the
whole building. and making alterations where needed
suite of apartments in the southwest wing are Deing
fitted mp especially the Princes private the old
throne is to he replaced 10y elegant structure tne
drapery Of which will consist of the finest crimson velvet
trimmed with gold and cmbazonel with the royal arms
It appears that the Nizams Government are making
preparations muncent scale for the reception OF
his Royal ghness the Prince OF Wales at the caP o
the DccCan. Very costly furniture has been ofuer"
through European firm In Madras. TO grace the royal
banqueting hall ~ be fitted up Tor the OCCASION Inc
Prince will land at Bombay going from there 10 Ntyon
and thence to Madras From there ne WI, procsou w.
Calcutta where has been arranged that he Is 10 arrive
ON Chris mas Day.
ROME, Aug. 22.-Apartments in the Amerl-
College have been prepared for Cardinal McCloskey
ROME, Aug. 21.-The FdnfMla says the late
Pope $4,000, 000 which amount has ALREADY Deeh paul
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Aug. Ex-senator Nor
ton arrived this city Saturday night and will leave Tor
Maine Tomorrow morning, where he VIII take an active
the During his stay mere ne n's Deen
Che guest OF the Hon. N d. Sperry.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA Aug 81 Sugar dull small business and prices
nominal Nos 10 to IL ID. =, l!2dl6 reals per Mroos
mon 10 Fair 1919. reals do, Fair to Good Refining
I3a3s Centrifugal sugars Nos IL 10 -, In boxes
l6i2di7 reals In bbds., lG4a17s reals stock u
warehouse 1T Havana and Matanzas 2a5ooI boxes ana
1900 bhds receipts Of the week. 200 boxes aud Zo hdsi
exports the week 900 boxes and 300 hhds including
$500 boxes and $500 hhds 10 the United States Bacon
Sl61S48 cwt. Butter $3.50 S65 y qunta for Amt rcan
Flour s3s@s4i Dbl for American Lar in ksgs sis ~
quiDtil wax, Yellow, s3 50Gsi4 arrola White $50
$23. Honey 505t reals gallon Naval S'oIss aanss
Pitch Pine, s6oas65 White Navy Beans 2sa2s reals AZ;
roba. Chewing Tobacco, y <5s quintal Corn, log
I3la reals arroba Hoops fiat og shaved $50 - N.
Trsights dull ana nominal sJaaish Cold 22oSSzy: Ex'
change quiet the United states go days curreDcys
li0S1l2 prem short sight, do: ilssllg prem; "
prem; LONDON l6o@l70 prem; On Pans lS5eiss
DreIn
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CONVENTION OF COLORED VIRGINIfNS.
FORMATION or A LABOR UNION-A TEMPERATE AID
DRESS TO THE PEOPLE.

FORMATION OF LABOR UNION-A TEMPERATE AID
DRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Z2.-In the cOlOred
Convention yesterday resolutions denouncng the report
OF the state superintendent OF Education the
slanderous and lying document issued, pre-
scented aud referred
Resolutions declaring that the negroes OF the stote
ought be governed aono by negro officers were read
and referred.
committee OF three from each Congressional district
was appointed labor snon which met after the Con-
yenton aud elected officers for the ensuing year. The
object OF union is 10 UNIFORM and better pay.
The Committee ON Address submitted report, en-
bodying all address the people OF Virginia, the general
tone OF which is mild. IL states that local selgovern
iueHt IL virtually DESTROYED In sone portions OF the
state aud urges that oil citizens without regard TO color
be protected IN their rights to serve as jurors ii asks
that the Legislature pass eyasiye acts which contein
ulate ruin and disaster Ia any Dn Whatever ms com
iiexiOn Tho report further advises the Legislature TO
strive diligently 10 nccate knowledge and intelligence
and closes WITH the following words The coored
nc OF the state confront their white feowcitzens to-
day upon high and honorable grounds eager ~ adjust
ali differences for the good OF all. They speak wholly
for themselves and put forth these sentiments 70 intel
liFspt minds and Just Cod The report adopted
after which the Convention adjourned sae dc.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Admiral Faragut is staying in Cali
forna.
Dean Stanley will soon place a memorial of
tho brothers John ard Charles Wesley in Westminster
Abbey at his own expense.
Mr.. jefferson Davis is to have another Oppor-
tunity to send tier OF declinaton. He has been
yited to deliver the address al the bartholomew Ind
County Fair.
Gov. IngersOll of Connecticut is going to take
. quiet trip along the shore, 10y invitation in Govern
mont steamer employed in tne service of the Lighthouse
Board
Col FOrney writes that the first sleeping
carriage he in Europe his journey from Berlin
10 II Is owned by American,
Col Manu. proprietor OF fhe Mobile (Ala.) Regtster
The Boston TGreller SAYS that the Rev. DR..
Caswe. President of Brown University, was among
tho guests who dined with President Grant his late
With Jefferson at Monticello aud with Madison at Mont
peiier
Mr. Gladstone, in thanking German author
for the dedication OF his work, writes; "Germany now
holds the first place behalf Of the world in asserting
the necessity OF limiting spiritual powers TO spiritual
things"
The Rev. w. II. II. Murray is to be editor
Of an independent religious newspaper to be published 10
Boston. It will be called rhe Golden Rue, and will ap
pear early In October MI j. O. 4. stone OF Connecticut
u to DO business manager OF the new enterprise.
Ex-senator Joseph s. Fowler of Tennessee
has been selected by Committee Of the citizens Of Nash
Vile to deliver the Grafton the life and times Of
President johnson. No time was fixed. but the memo
nal services will probably take place time in OctO
Der. IL II designed to make them similar IN many
spects to those OF President jackson.
A reunion of the Bancroft family was held
ut Reading. Mass, Friday The exercises consisted
Of dinner historical address. and speeches. by actual
count thore 400 persons Of the Of Ban
croft present The address. by MI j. Nj. Bancroft VI
NewYork traced the records Of the family from the fist
settler of whom anything IL known, Thomas Bancroft
down TO 1925
Ex-G0v. Vance Of North Carolina, in his re-
cent address before the Southern Historical Society
lated secret incident OF the lie said that
after the failure OF the Hampton Roads conference he
visited by the late Gov Graham who stated TO him
that many Of tho Senators AMI representatives IN the
Confederate Congress and o0er leading men beloved
that the end Of the and dUSpafing OF OBJ
tanning peace through Mr. Davis they desired Mr. Vance.
- Governor OF North Carolina, 10 enter into separate
terms with President Lincoln. Gov. Vance said that he
declined ~ tak0 the desired step.
MonsignOre Ronceth reports to the POntifcial
Secretary Of State that in hcwforK he received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

to the United States for tho same year somewhat
cecded in value s4OO 900 taels These exports
ported 40 having nuctuaed within the 10 years already
decrease announced in tho importation q. opium st
the ports Of Tentsin and HankOw and ascrbed chiefly
to the increase in the cult yaiOn and manufacture OF the
native drug In the country beyond these ports The es
mated amount Of opium grown In China Is stated az being
somewhat greater than that Of the imported artclean
estimate which makes the value Of the opium consumed
In the Empire during the year 1873 TO have amounted to
25OOO,OOO tacls comparison Of the opium trade with
the tea trade discoses tho fact that the value OF the
opium imported into China from India In 1873 Is to that
OF the entire export Of tea from the former country dur
Ing the same period nearly In the ratio OF IL To H.
have the honor to he, Eir your Obedient servant,
Hon James G. Blaine HAMILTON FISH.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
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DISCHARGE OF ENGINEERS on THE EASTERN
DIVISION.

ALBANY, Aug. 22.-The following circular has
been sent to the various subordinate engineers on the
Eastern Division OF the Erie Canal:
SIR: At 4 meeting Of e Canal Boar,l held on the l7th
inst The Resident ANA Division Engineers on ne Eastern
Division suspcnded and notified to SHOW cause why
they snmlld not be- removed from oiilce. Jns aclOn
renders subordinate service in the Engineering Depart
men unnecessary the tine being aud are hereby
notified that Your services will not required after The
2lst ,n.t . II. SWEET, State Engineer and survey or
Adm rHAYEE, Clntl Commissioner
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.rrering good crops, and seemed quito too busy to
Sstan 10 the laments of the Democrats over their
hankruut condition. But the Republican meetings
,vere right well attended, by the most intelligent
aud influential men from the several school districts
-,he seed men of the country" as one remarked.
The result will not be large crop of Democratic
votes. unless early indications wholly erroneous.
INFLUENCE OF The SCHOOL QUESTION.
The worst obstacle for the Democrats, however, is
the school question OF its phases and effects may
sav more in another letter. But it is costing the
Democratic party thousands of votes in the State as
the shrewdest leaders in that party frankly ad
nit. Nevertheless they affect 10 be very confident,
and talk of big majorites. But could not hear of
single one who has better ground for his hope than
= vague confidence in the effects of the awful
distress of our people, you know" and this
awful distress is to very great extent con-
fined to the men who want offices. That
the Republican party will lose the votes OF
some unreasoning misguided men in some locali-
ties is quite trc. 1t will gain, tie other hand, II
II meets the financial question with anything like
honesty and manlness. far more powerful force OF
thoughtful prudent, and influential men, who arc
not pleased to hear the noise of riots and the crack
NJ mnrderous shots fired by turbulent strikers in
evcry locality which Mr. Kelley has recently blessed
With his speeches. The financial question alone
Dushp0
uonld insure the Republicans "A splendid victory IN
Ohio. Whether they will push it or not is for
them to say Gen. Hayes leads well. il Is time
for the rest to follow, not with hesitation
and division of purpose, but with the rush and re-
.stless momentum Of well-disciplined army
Early in tho war we had in every regiment corporals
who knew bettor than the general where the army
oucht TO CO. think we did not win many victories
until We persuaded those patriots that, since only
one man could command at time. they had better
attend less to their theories and moro to their cart
rdge-boxes. In Ohio there are some unhappy souls
who have contrived to defeat the Republican party
hitherto by their genius for trckery and evasion,
and who want TO try again the same disastrous eX-
pertinent Mr.. Hayes knows better. He gees that
the aggressive alone brave, frank, and resolute, will
win. Republicans OF Ohio had better follow that
"white plume" and listen not much to the dodgers
and the bomb-proofs, if they mean TO triumph
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. IS, 1879. OUTSIDER.
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Yesterday morning. after a Twelfth-st. man

Yesterday morning, after Twelfth-ss; man
had entered street aud dropped his nickel III the
hoy how came running after the car and called out:
"Jonos-oh! Jones' your wife has got another NJ
Jones stepped to the door, looked around viii per
pie xcd air aud called back:
"Wel It's too Late now, I've paid my fare, and dont
propose to let this corporation get ahead Of ueP-DS
troll Free Press.
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Special Notifies.

.Irs. Win.lows Soothing Syras, for children eethins
the gums, allays al pin and cures wind eolc
Magnetic Engines o... nun.
Fgr pesss Dentists JewslSrs ates and eli Light
SS in OPERATION a. Jano sous organ eIcy Mason
Hamns arorooms or at our store L. BAsfi oo' broAo'
Noce-Ths Delegates TO Republican Central COMMITTEES
eec under the ea Of he C9pn,ee on urg.nIs9a ist9
EVENISO, Aug. %, ct rrenors New lIal Nos ?66 and
i HESsr " G. Af%ooD sscy. 5 q LEcoMrE. Chairman.
The Sparkling Wines q the Pleasant Valley Wine Com
e psy ea and good business qualifications have accom-
plise in this important branch OF home Industry The wines
ars 'e 70 the Frcnc . Sns At
,sg S sgS very 2 pcpa. 1874 f and
Sole Agents, 90 Fulton St. N. Y.
Advertiser, dss rIsg gam tho attention and pa.
trsmsss Of Farmers and Agricuiturisr. will find TIM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE tho most valuable and effective
dun reaches farBera and those Of better
elass than auy ether weekly paper published Advertise
ments proper Classification should DO handed In o.
or before Monday OF the week of ssne
The fh''""e''"'As o Te1fs sixrMsr. '''''' I" -
SUBSCRIPTIONS 9haSlTnssR RECEIVED
70 A. AZ psy IN Phsaspa can have the pape.
served by Their residences IN time TO be read a, the
b, : and IS al p
tie city Back numbers can usually be supplied al mo once
The Best Rooms for Oinces In ew-York.-over half
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING 10 occupied by lie perua-
nent tenants They and all their visitors ante pro-
nouncns ts oces ths MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things
considered, inc CHEAPEST in town Contrary to the sea.
erAl expectation the building proves DO mach the shtese
Of a inc large badnss IN the city. All the rooms are beau
tfuy finished in hard wood asn There are elegant sas
nYtureS heat and every al are exceedingly
light and airy perfectly ventilated have outside vndowA
and communicate directly with the elevators and near Al
have independent IRON the hall The elevators run
side By side and both In good working order They are
ktp running from o'clock In the morning t long Atrr M
si II counting s1Hs
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE Aug 2-The Printing Cloths market has re'
inactive during the prices
ing at the figures last quoted &c Tor standard ana E4'
ira 64s, Sales Of this bass $500 pieces
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Mrs. Win-low's Soothing Syras for children teethink
sori. the ,.ii. allay. PAM and cures wind colo.
ILL., .riu
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VNHE KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM UN-
l. der the supervision Of experienced hands.
The table IL supplied with the best In the
market, and second to no other place on the
Pacific Coast.
airy.
Attached TO the Hotel are Bath Rooms, well
suppiid with hot and cold water.
Every convenience for the benefit of trsvelin
gdests. :
No expense will be spared to make guests
comfortable.
Connected with tho House Is saml T. Hatch,
formerly proprietor Of Planters and Idpdeli
Hotel, st. Louis; also Clark NJ. Martin. form
erly of Railroad House, Cheyenne.
There ia connected with the House, at Black
Rock. Salt Lake. twenty miles from the city, .
Summer Resort as bathing place.
Travellers from East or West, call and judg,
for yourselves, and you will be satisfied.
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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 18th day of October, A. d.
1875, in favor of VIM. II. Ellis, and against the
HUM and Hunt Silver Mining Company, for
the sum of three hundred and fifty-eight $500
gold coin dollars debt, together with two hun
dred and sixty-four gold coin dollars, tax costs,
and all accruing costs and interest, have lev
led on the following property. to wit;
All the right, title and interest in and to the
mine known as the HUM and Hunt Silver Min
ing Company's mine, situated and located in
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada;
also the house and building on said mine. one
engine and boiler reels and the shafts, tun-
nels, drifts. slopes and all the appurtenances
thereunto appertaining or belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Ed Day of November,
A. ID. 1875,
will sell all the right, title and interest OF
said HUM and Hunt s. NJ. Co in and to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door, in Lincoln county, at IL O'Clock M, at
public auction, for cash in hand, to the highes,
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest in gold coin,
Dated Phoebe, Oct. 18th. 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By G. W. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff
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ostponement.
The above sale is hereby postponed unit
Friday, November 10th, 1875, at SAINT
hour and place.
Dated Phoebe, November Q, 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By G. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Newark Mining Company. ~ Lo
cation OF principal place Of business, SaI
Francisco, California; location Of works. Ely
District, Lincoln County, Nevada. = Notice
cribed stock, Cd account OF Assessment mo. III
levied on the fourteenth day of September, 1878,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-21

HUGH WHITE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-21

Raymond and Ely Mining Compa-
ny.-Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California; location Of Works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of this Company
held on the 9th day Of November. 1875, an
assessment mo. 81 Of Three Dollars $500
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary. at
the ONCE Of the Company, Rooms over the office
OF the Union Insurance Company. No. 4l8 CAL
ifornia street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Fourteenth OATH day
of December, 1875. will be delinquent, and ad.
vertised for salo at public auction. and unless
payment Is made before, will be sold on Mon
day. the Tenth day Of January, 1876, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Il. W. COLBURN. Secretary.
Office-Rooms over the Union Insurance Com.
pany. No. AIS California street, San Francisco
California. nlO-td
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OF the Board Of Directors, made on the four
teenth (l4thl day of September, 1875, 30 many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock a. may be-
necessary, will be sold at public auction, ct the
montgomery street, San Francisco, California,
on tuesday, the 9th day OF November.
1875, at the hour Of one O'Clock P. NJ, OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
Of the sale.
VIM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ohice-Room No. II HaywArd's building, No.
Al9 California street, San Francisco California.
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