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held its annual meeting at Q 30 a IN at the
old Institute Hall. Two Young ladies being
in the first third Of the graduating class. in
order o. scholarship, the question OF the
election of women 20 the Society. came up.
ton, it va. not though, best to decide it
absolutely until some CONSULTATION should
be had with otker chapters The Society
adjourned to this morning, at 9 O'Clock. at
the same place. for the election Of officers
and other business.
At 1890 the
Celebration Of the Delta Pa Society
took place al the church. The platform
was beautifully decorated With flowers. and
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Meantime the new Park Gallery of Art
was thrown open. and was filed with IL
terested spectators of both sexes. We have
no space to SPEAK of the collection to-day,
further than 10 say that there are paintings
on the walls which would be considered
gems in any gallery, by Kensett, CASTELAR,,
Hobbima. Wyant, Hazeltine, and Others,
contributed for the occasion, by Col. lie
Grand T. Cannon. Hon. Z. j. Phelps, Mrs.
NJ c. Wheeler, Mrs nungerford, and others;
that a number OF choice engrayings, etch-
inss By Van Ostade and Terger. and large
photographs of noted paintings. have been
supplied from the collections of Mr.. Ware,
Mr.. Phelps. President Buckham. Prof. Tor
rey, Mss LOOMS. Henry LOOMS. ESq E,
HcraiiO Hickok. and Others ; and that the
nucleus Of the collection of sculpture. in
cludes casts of the Venus OF Milo. Narcis-
sus, the Sandal-b,nier. and other noted
statues and bas-reiefs Unfortunately a
number of large casts. recently ordered
from Europe for the Gallery, have rot ar
rived in time for the exhibition. The eXhi-
biti0n made Is. however, most interesting
and p1ai.ewurthy. and the gallery.it is safe
to say. Is one OF the main attractions OF the
ancaSi,,
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The day ended with ths usual reception
at the President house The f)ral dee-
orations OF the rooms were unusually
abundant ard beautiful. \ stand FOR th
band had been erected in the grounds, from
which the Gcrmania orchestra discour>ed
choice :nnsie all the evening. Tle gr0utd
were lighted, and the mild air aad moon
light seemed provided especially Tor the
pleasure of the promenaders outside. Presi
den, and Mrs. Buckham received their nj
msrou- guests with graceful hospitality, and
it was well towards midni sht. vh.n the
pleasant company dispersed.
This Commencement. it Is hardly Noes
sery to ada has been highly successful
and p.easla, one, marked BY the presence
Of large 9umber Of Alumni, by public
exercises 90 unusual interest, and 6y the
prevalence among all the sons and friends
Of the | University Of a cheerful and hope
ful spirit, in view Of it. present and its
probable future.
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judge La-remorc. in the Court of Common
Pleas, OF New York. denied, last week an
injection prayed Tor 10y a member ofa church
Of Polish Jews. in that city, to prevent the
trustee of the church from recor~uncting
she pew- Of the church in such way ;hat
member, of the same family Of both sexes
may sit together. as in other churches.
Heretofore The males haze occupied the
ground l'Yr. md the female worshipperS the
gallery. in the church, and any different az
rangement under which the sexes may sit
together the petitioner declares to he I'M
modest, unchaste, and unlawful The
judge dil not see the thing in that light.
The prejudice of the oyer-scrapulous Hebrew
seems absurd bot it i a form Of the same
attachment 10 the old ways which objects TO
the association uf the sexes in the colleges
There Is really no logical stopping place in
this matter. between the family, the school.
the church and the university. There i no
sound o' ection to the co-education Of the
sexes under suitable and proper arrange
ments in college, that does not hold agains;
the association of the sexes in the family,
school and church.
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\ lew year since there were but three
place. 20 the Merrimac river where tie
seiaing Of shad was carried on, and the busi-
ness for the few men employed, and that for
few days only. was not profitable. This
year there wa- seining at about twenty diff
ercat points. with good profits to the fisher
men. The price Of fish to CONSUMERS was
les By oue-;hird than the prices Of ten
YEAR aso. Tie change is due to the labor~
IF the state Commission on Fisheries
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The n,uety-niuth anniversary Of American
Independence was very generally celebrated
Monday, throughout the country, In the
Soath especially the day was more generally
Observed than at any time since the war
The ia.,-; notable OF the celebrations were az
Philadelphia and at Atlanta. Ga. The one
At PHILADELPHIA i called tie largest and must
enthusiastic demonstration ever known IN
that city. and may be considered as a fore
runner Of a., great Centennial celebration oi
$50. That o.: atlanta was very imposing
denomination. a significant feature Of which
w. 4u address b., the Hon. Alexander II.
s.st.a- 10 an excellent spirit and fall Of 10y
ulfg ari Iet.t.tn "a, the Union.
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Military Drill

on the Cniye7sity parade ground east of the
College buildings The students fell into
line ar the bu.ie cn.l, and were drilled by
Capt. Robinson. t :. A. Professor Of Mill
tary Tactics, ~ THE presence Of the Cover
nor ami Trustees Of the University, and
numerous spectators They numbered some
seventy or eighty muskets The
drill incluGei the manual Of arms.
marc hing and wheeling il column by COM
pany aud review. The arms and (uudres-)
uniforms appeared to be ia good condition.
and the students showed excellent prof
cheney. considering the amount OF drill that
fhav ha %. ma
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Plsmosth Chlrch stands by Mr. Beschcr
with something more substantial than words
The SEEKERS who supported the resolution
adding Sso.0oG to his salary for the year.
stated that the increase would not more than
cover the expense, of Mr.. Beecher, in the
tria. that be lad not intimatcd that be ex-
peeteI tie Church to pay those expenses for
him and That he had mortgaged all the
property be had N the world TO meet the
demands pu him. 1t was also stated that
Mr.. Sheuman had entered the case with the
understanding. that he should receive nausht
FROM the pastor or his brethren, save their
thank
MIR john Jay, who was L. ;. Minister to
Au,,ria during the Vienna Exposition, and
to wlpsc arbitrary will, bad temper and bad
Judgment. was largely due the constant fric-
ton. folly and disgrace which surrounded
the American department Of that EXPOSE
ton. has Published an elaborate letter on the
iIlhutl iAld ttultNblal III WINCH nc f4"-
poses a po>iponement of tie Exposition for
Il year. OF course this would be to throw
away all the impulse and >ignifcation Of the
Exposition as concentration of the Cen
teuuial of our nations birth.
The Hartford Courasf-the paper %. zen.
uawley, tie President Of the Centennial
ommi.>ion-remarks that it would benefit
NJ Jay 70 leave his quiet retreat and Wit
Philadelphia where be could see what has
actually bcen done toward the preparations
which lie considers 50 incomplete. Il cites
the testimony of the chief Of the English
Commission that the progress is greater than
at ans u the former worlds fairs at the
same period in advance of tie opening. Tie
Exposition is "a fixed fact 1t viii not be
postponed. And the pride Of every citizen
ought to he enlisted in itscomrlete success.
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The Phi iseta Kappa,

at their adjourned meeting. reeonslderei
their action in reference to election ofwomen
a. members. and elected Mess.s. Tagert and
Woodruff. Mss Mason and Mss Hamilton,
of the graduating class, to membership a.
anawarl for superior scholarship Proies-
sor Il. !. P. To7rey was elected President,
il place Of g. g. Benedict, who declined
reelection and Oscar Atwood, E,q., Trea-
surer, IN place Of Z. ;. Peek, absent from
the Country.
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Presiceat Buckham then read note iIom
CO.. lie G. b. Cannon, the proprietor o one
Of the larges. farms in the State. and friend
of the college, who was not abe to De
present.
Presiden. Buckham again reeurrei TO
the pride he felt in the Interest taken ov
| the Alumni, and in the high character OF
the publ: exercises OF their celebration
this year, and called on Professor Peabody,
of Chicago, the President of the Alumni
Association, to respond. who said
| M. PEABoDY's REMARKS.
When the Alumni measure OF their years.
| the 1uile-stoues are Commencement days :;
and these when they are here in psrson theg
mark as golden. WerejOice in ievl- ting the
| old.familiar spots. IN seeing the EVIDENCES OF
! prosperity, the infusion of y ung blood :
| and we rejoice especially 20 find one at "a :
helm so able TO guide. (Applanse.) We
delight in the beautiiying OF the Coilegs
PARK, in the Gallery OF Art We should
| delight vet more 10 see new buildings, iTesn
apparatus. an increased library, and other
snch things-that our mother had warm
shawl and new shoes. a. well as new
bonnet for her head, (Laugh:er.) Bat
these will come 10 time; and we are ready u
help. We find now the beginning OF a new
era For 20 years the old order has pTeTai.-
cd: on the list We have new sort Oh
graduates There are women among them
and use term. the holies.. nohieSt ana
sweetest | can emplOY-gh1~e scholarship
is proved By their record. / .n happy 70
say that the Phi Beta Kappa, this morning.
feconsidsrcd their dIlatory action o. yester-
day, and placed the names OF uls women.
too, upon their roll. These graduates show
themselves thinkers: they speak easily and
bear them selves gracefd.y-thoy take their
place among their brs,hers-ant Ne We
come them 70 a place amuns the Alumni
Let the women have whatever We nave CO..
good and OF culture; they are 80 mould ani
educate the chlldrea-snd all his lie long
Will the man talk the tongue he learned
when lIItlea- his mother knee. hi- mother
tongue. believe that the Institution T. 10
be congratulated on 4 step forward, aud
that II viii reap ablE.!aatly ir0m the
seed now sown. hope, Mr.. President. you
and your successors may point - the Alnwni
OF succeeding years with unhesiriting prize
President Buckham SAIL that tl) latenc~-
Of the hour forbade hi- going further ou "a
the list Of those from whom the assembly
would be glad 20 hear; and expressed - the
graduating class the kind wissc- of thc
Corporation and Faculty, for their long life
and prosperity With the usual d9zllo,Y
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By Rev. Il F Hunting, Of kilbourn City,
Wis. followed. This was an uncommonly
good thing for commencement poem
abounding in passages Of smooth vcrsihca-
ton, graceful description. and stirring
spirit. Ii was finely delivered, and made
an unqualifedly good impression.
The following extracts will give some idea
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Among the schools Of learning. by which
the ranks of educated men are constantly
reinforced, this University has not been
undistingui>hed This state. whose name
il bears. and in which its influence is felt,
has hitherto placed in the highest councils OF
the nation. and still keeps there. men whose
culture, character, and statesmanlike
purpose have honorcd their exaltedstatians.
As We withdraw frop this calm retreat. re-
turr ing t. the scenes where all the agita-
tious aud urgencies of politics will be con-
SANITY before us. we shall be sure that this
institution will continue TO be as ], has
been, school of patriotism and public vir-
tue. giving to the political as well as the
intellectual life of the nation, light and
purity and strength.
The 9ration-to which our abstract does
but scant justiee-was a sound. finished
and scholarly production, and made deep
impression on the audience.
Next osws the poem By the Rev. L. +.
Misunderstanding far above the average
of occasional pieces. abounding in wit
and humor and not destitute OF :he higher
graces of poetry. We suhjoin q few ex-
tracts:
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About half past two, the Corporation,
Alumni, ard invited guests, to the number
Of nearly 200. sat down to dinner in the
rooms of the American Hotel. Grace was
said by Rev. j. G. Hale, and when the
eatables had been disposed of, and the cloth
was drawn (fguratiyely), Pres. Buckham
rlsa and said
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HELHEES n IVL kSE
The degree of A. d on the graduates Of
the AcadeiDical Department.
The degree OF Civil Engineer, On Edward
Michael Lee, John Barker Allen. and
Frederick Eugene Lucas.
The degree of NJ. d. on the thirty grdua-
ates OF the Medical Department, wtsss
names have been hereto ore published.
The dagree OF A. NJ. az Elihu L. Taft,
Chas ii. nnnton. Wm. g. HOPKINS. julius
Phelps, Henry W. Tenney, Louis 4. Ar
thur.
The Honorary Degrees were conferred az
follows;
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Music Overture. "Conccrt "-Hinsdorf.
l. Influence OF Man up ia Nature,
Roger lurr.n Grifia.
. Science and Superstition.
Charles Leosard Marsh.
,. The Bible as a Political Textbook,
Henry Wayand Hill
l. Railroad Managemen
Charles Haynes samson.
Music -wunseh--'The Wish. "-Hausehild.
The Promeiheus of Kschylus.
WHY'S Benedict.
g. The Aim % Edu,ation,
Leverett Fraueis Englesby
= The Builders o: the Gothic cathedrals,
Horatio LOOMS.
;. Drawing as an Element in Practical EDUCATION,
Ella Seaver.
Musi - s9leciiaas from CEispino.-Ricci.
8 The Pagan Rolisio AID the Pagan stlte,
George Rutherford Cutler,
10 Ole New England Jenny Elizabeth Petty.
H. The Origin Of Chemistry. Juliette Wing
II. The Relation Of Poetic 10 Religious reellng.
Albert frame Barnes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10 Moral Earnestness, Ellie Moore.
Il. Force, Sarah Ann Martin.
Is Freedom under Law.
Adelbert wssson Boynten.
l6. Paul on Mars Hill, George Worcester Wales.
Music. -"ConcurrenEen."-St
The exhibition was an excellent enc. The
pieces showed high average of maturity
and merit, and as a whole would not have
disgraced any comm sncement occasion.
The Sophomore exhibition of two years ago,
and the Junior exhibition of last year. bad
taken of the novelty of the appearance OF
young women on the platform; but 80
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And In accordance with law and an order oil
The Board Of Directors, made on the 25th day
OF March, 1878, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may he necersaiy will
be sold at public anction, At the auction
house Of John Middleton q Son. No $40
Montgomery street, Nan Francisco. Cal. on
MONDAY. the nth day Of MAY. 1873. Al the
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with cosls OF advertising and expenses q the
sale.
W. n. HRLMAN. Secretary.
Ofiee-itoom Z. 40i California street. San
Francisco, California. myi I'd
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And In accordance with law. and an orler Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the ifih day
At public auction. at the suction houpe VI John
Middleton q Son, SO Montgomery street. san
frsneiseo, California. on MONDAY, the 10Th
day OF Nay. 1915. ct the hour of I O'Clock r. -.
10 pay said delinquent Assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and cK'
penrcs Of sale.
O. A. sANKEY. Secretary.
ONCE Room n. No. 35i Montgomery street,
San Francisco. Califsrnis. apps I'd
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S~HlISeusIf slLH.
nRYAN

ADY BRYAN MINlNo COZ:
IL psny.-Loestion Of p1seipsl p'Aes o.
business, San Frtncisco, California:
Location Of works. Fiowsy Mining DISTRICT
Storey county, Nevada.
Notlec.-Thcrs are delinquent upon the tol'
lowing described stock, on account o. ssseSs'
mont mo. ~ levied on the 18th day OF nafsn.
1875. the several amounts set opposite ~
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JAs. a, KENNRDY, Secretary.
nyKRTisINo. CHEAP. GOOD. SIS.

pvn,in III rcr,ops who eontemplsie
making contracts with new paper for the In.
ssrtlon ofsdverti.cments. should sendT twenty.
yIye Cent? 10 Geo. r. Roweli q Co, II Park
Raw. New York. Tor their Famphlet Book
iniucty.seventh edltionD, containing lists Of
over 1900 newppapcrr and estimaics. W.
nsper. In many statcs at q tremendous redne-
liam from publishers rstes. Get the book.
IAl3iy
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Asd ~ aeeordanes with law and en- order Of
the bard Of Dlrectofs. made ~ the iiih DAY
of March. A. d. lsJS, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of ssch stock % may BE- necessary viii
b sold a. pubalc. auction, at the once of the
company. on FRIDAY, the seventh ~ day of
Nay. A-D. 1fb. 81 the hoar of . o'eIoek !. n.
thereon. together with costs Of aiverisipr
and expenses Of the sale.
J.w. CLARK. Secretary,
ofhce-Room No. q, tis California strest' ksu
frsneiseo. California. apio.fd
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

uAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MIN
d nom the ehects Of Errors and Ahu,e. In
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
meut. New and remarkable remedies. hooks
and Circulars sent free. In scaled envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, as N.
Ninth 81. Philsdelphia, ra...an lnstitution
duct and professional skin.
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MEETING.

OFYiCE SEGREGATED ROCK ISLAND
" Mining Company. San Praneisco May.l.
isfs.-Thc regular Animal Meeting Of the
Stockholders ~ the above.namcd company. for
and the transaction Of such other businers ~
may he presented. will he held q the once OF
the company. Rooms 8 and 9. No. ga Mont.
gomery street, ssn Francisco. California, on
MONDAY. tho 18th day Of Nay. lsI5, al .
o'clock r. =. Transfer hooks will he closed on
the 9Th day Of Nay and remain eloeed until
mraar VIZ. u. WATSON. seerr,sry.
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M9Ss..,.., m nrine,psl plsec Of
Ex1 LAN.. ks.tSSn csukc..ia ioesf,on
osslneys ~ MN Man, n%tstr,et. Storey
County. Nsssoa -...,,, Al
No,ies - sS,soy ~ "a =. IN i1ss dsS Of
me prsrv ncrrws,ty.ave
xpnlisIs, ~ rs,itsI
Ssns ". I'LL ~ .sxss,s ,n-.Sist.iv
VI. s,s..t - eal. ~ ~ srersfsrv. a
Cnuee o.s.,s
me once ettns eonps.y, nooms.as
Academy bunoisR. cen irsoei1o. 0Ain0tnla.
Any stock npon which this asssssmsnt snal
remain unpaid On NE nineteentn w oAy o.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

OTO1E CONHoLIDATED MINING
(I compsny-Location Of principal place Of
busine,s, 6en franeisco, California.
Loesiicsef WORM. Cold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada..
Notics.-Thsfs are delinquent upon the FOL.
Iouing Described stock. on account OF assess-
nent mo. D levied on the 18th daI OF March.
i17kl me several amounts set opposite the
nsnss Of the respective shareholder, -
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~ssLIHeuISf SALES.

WELI1 FARGO INNING con.
w p.ny-Leesiion Of principal place oil
Location Of works. Wginls District, Storey
county, Nevada. ft..
Noucs-Thsfe arc delinquent upon the fellow.
Ing described stock. on account Of assessment
No. 81 levied on the i1th day Of March. ISIS,
The several amounts set opposite the named
Of the respective Shareholder, 20 follow:
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And In accordance with law. and an order q
the Hoard Of Difcciorr, mAda on the 18th
DAY OF March. Isis, 90 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock ~ may DO
peccsssry, will he sold at puhlle auction, at The
auction rooms OF John Middleton q . 5lo
Montgomery street, san RHneisco, California.
on THURSDAY. the 18th day u NAY. 1878. at
Tie hour Of 3 o'clock r. u. Of said day. TO pay
said delinquent asscssment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses VI the
JAS. r.. KENNEDY. Secretary.
OGcc-No. q Merchant Exchange Iiuild.
Ing. California street. sanTraneisco. Cal.
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fihhh oWhts Aturtets ...s SpASs .Vss.s -.
And In accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day Of
March, 1876, 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ne may be necessary will be cold 81
public a%nction. at Oh. ralesroom of Maurice
bore 4 Co. No SAC Pine street. Nan francis-
1875. ut the hour Of o'clock r. ~. tn nay deiin.
qnent assessments thereon. together with cost
of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
PRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. 4 Tayward's Building, No.
tiS California street. Nan Francisco. Cal.
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JUSTICE MINING COMPANY

Francisco. California.
Location OF Works, Gold hin Mining Die.
trici. storey county. Nevada.
Sotice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account Of asscrs.
1875, the reveral amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. ~
follows:
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Nancy GOLD AND nILvER

~ Mining Company Location Of principal
place OF buriners, San francisco, California.
Location oi works, Lyon county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice. There Are delinquent upon The fellow
Ing described stock, ON account OF asrersment
No. rs. levied on the nd day Of March. 1878, the
several amounis set opposite the OF the
respective shareholder, ~ follows:
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COLD WATCH U

A LADY's GOLD WATCH, PICKED UP
n on @ street. Virginia. has been len 81 the
once o. the Goll Hin NEws BY Tho hnder.
Ths owner caa recover thu same upon proving
pTsS:rsT' paying sA.'s'''' etc. @. W. JOY.
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CIERRA NEVADA sILv1R

place Of basinsss, Gan Francisco, California.
Location Of works. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 81 Q meeting Of
the board Of Direetors, held on the ID day OF
Of Nay, ISIS. an assessment CNo. ~
Of One Dollar CD per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, pay.
abs immediately, In Unitsd states gold cor. to
the seeretary, at the once of the Company, No.
Sil California street San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the rith day Of June, ISIS.
psollc sueiioS. and uaisss psymen 10 made
csfsr, yin b cold On the fwssty. fourth day
of Jane. ISIS. 10 pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together With coats OF advertising
and sxpsnses Of s.le.
Oaee-Nol az California street. San Fran
cisco, California. my3 I'd
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SITUATION WANTED I

A NIDpLI.AoED. THOROUGHLY Ex.
N perieneed lady desires IN obtain q situation
- Nurse. For fnll partien Are inJai,s d
Catholic Church, Gold Hill. apJ
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Uhlsr J Glen. Trustee. ...lib9.. ,.. s....f 10 70
the Board Of DIRECTOR, made on the 2sth day OF
March. 1873. 20 many rharts OF each
parcel Of such stock a. may be neocsssry. will
be sold At public a%uetion, at the anction
houss OF John Middleton & Son, No. $40
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, CAL, on
hour Of l O'Clock ?. MOT said day. TO pay said
Delinquent Assersnents thereon, together with
costs OF cd Advertising and cIpenpet OF the sale.
w n. HELMAN, Secsetary.
Ofhce-4n California street, room Q, ban
Francisco. California. myi ID