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The Sisters Mariantes of the Holy Cross tender
their most grateful thanks to the Euerpean Musical
| Society for the Musical Soree given in the Grune
| valid Hail. on the sth inst, for the benefit of the
| orphans OF the Asylum of the Immaculate Concep-
ton The entire amount of the proceeds has not vet
been assertained but it will be gratifying to the
| accomplished young ladies and gentlemen who com
pose this Society and whose introduction TO the
public is due solely to their tender sympathy for the
destitute to learn that their unselish generosity in
overcoming their repugnance to public exhibition
of their artistic skill and proficiency proved a sub
stantial benefit for the orphans
Truly honorable and praiseworthy is it for
these young amateurs that the aims of their Society
are not confined to purposes of mutual entertainment
and refining culture alone but embrace as is proved
ny ther graceful and cordial response to the appeal
OF the distressed, the noblest of all aspirations
the succor OF the needy. By combining the useful
and the agreeable. and ennobng both BY consecratne
them TO the cause of charity and beneficence they
have besides setting to other young persons of talent
and refinement ans example worthy in every respect
of imitation elected the approval and admiration of
the noble and the good and merted claim to the
ferven prayers and lasting gratitude of their benef
Charles.
To the amable and accomplished young President
of the Euterpean Musical Society Miss L. Grune.
valid for her indeatigabe devotedness in behalf of
her young proteges Of the Asylum of the Immaculate
Conception; Mr. L. Grunewald for the gratuitous use
of his magnificent hail. and ofmusical instruments for
the occasion: Mr. Dinnies Mr.. W. Grunewad and
Mr.. Dudenhefer for various services in cOnnec
ton with the soiTee the Sisters acknowl
edge special obligations. To the benevolent
conductors OF the city newspapers for gratuitous
notices, and the kind friends who assisted
by the sale of tickets and their generous benefactons
especially Mr. j. Claverie the Sisters present tbe;r
most cordial thanks. Their most ervent PRAYERS and
those of the orphans shall be offered for the temnoraI
and eternal happiness of all those whose generous
charity came so OPPORTUNITY to their relief. Fiat
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IN MEMORIAM.
Z. Fl. JONES.
HALL PHILADELPHIA FIRE

HALL PHILADELPHIA FIRE Co. No. H. Z
New Orleans, Feb. 13, 1875. s
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in his
mercy, to call from among late friend and
brother fireman WILLIAM LENNON; be it
Resolved, That while bowling in humble submission
to the will Of Him who doeth all things for the best
that in the death of late brother Philadelphia
Fire Co. No. IA has lost of its most devoted and
worthy members. Young in years, his devotion to all
that Just and honorable endeared him to those of
his intimate friends, and commanded respect from
those who knew him but slightly.
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed to
spread these resolutions the minutes of the Com
pany and forward copy of the to the lone
mother of our deceased member with the assurance
of sympathy in this her great affection.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in
the daily papers,
G. c. HALEY,
NJ. FINNERTY
J. j. OHARA,
L. FULHAM,
r. DESPOSITO,
W. b. KLEINPETER, Chairman.
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MARRIED

KINSBERK-MC MAHON-Feb g. 1875, at St
Theresa 5 Church, by the Rev. Father Masidere, Ar
thur Kinsberk of Illinois, to Mary McMalen, of New
Orleans the youngest daughter of Thomas McAlahon.
No cards.
illinois, New York and Texas papers please copy.
BYRNES-CONERY-O Saturday, Feb. G. 1875 in
st. Alphonsus' Church, by the Rev. f. Girardy, c.
SIS. r., Ellen NJ. Conery, daughter of Edward Con
cry to VIM. H. Byrnes, both Of this city.
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This puzzle of the period is from the st. Louis
Republican: "If any young lady wants to esti-
mate the value of Nevada Jones as a possible
widower all she has to do is to work out this lit
tie rule of three: AS Senator Joness A years is
to bis wifes IS years, SO is his S250O0,00O to the
arawar y
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TIE the Citizens Of New Orleans :

Te the Citizens Of New Orleans:
DR. Cummns who has been visiting this cty for
the past two months for the purpose of extensively
introducing his Specific for the Hair will leave this
city on the 10th inst. Parties who have contracted
on the plan OF no cure pay will please send their
card to 13 PerdidO street for full supply to finish
the desired results From two to three bottles of the
Specific will most cases of badness where the
hair is not entirely gone. Parties who are losing
their hair will do well to call at once as this is the
only positive cure for badness ever discovered.
III orders should be addressed
DR.. I. J. CUMMINS
Indianapolis Ind.
Beware of counterfeiters, as he employs no Travel
ing Agents. FAT
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Some newspaper critics grumbling because
uneducated persons speak Of the President as
his Excellency. They could not have found
more appropriate season for grumbling at this
error II every there was a less excellent Presi-
dent than the one we now have, history is more
inaccurate than it is generally supposed to be.
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Seventeen years ago Louisville young woman
was told by a clairvoyant that she was destined
to marry an authenticated young man with blue
eyes and heavy moustache that he would soon
be rich, and that they would have two children
= boy and girl. She did marry the auburn
haired man. They have five children now, the
auburn hair has disappeared from the top of the
husbands head and he is getting fifteen dollars
!. week
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A jolly doctor called on a lady on his way home
from dinner party, 50 full that he could not
count her pulse beats. Conscious of the cause Of
his difficulty, he, in moment of irritation,
blurted out Drunk, by Jove!" and rushed out
OF the house The next day the lady sent for
him, and said that she lamented that he had dis
covered her condition, and begged that he would
keep it q secret.
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The royal baby begins to notice things, and to
handle EN-, too! The other day he reached for
the paregoric bottle and smashed it on his pa 8
nice center table, and then tried to make canal
by running his finger in circle "all around
about" Then Edinburgh went in and borrowed
his wife's old kid slipper, and when he came back
there was considerable excitement for few mo-
ments. Men do that sort of thing SO awk-
Wardly.-N. Y. Mai.
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The Cincinnati Times asserts that it is true that
Cincinnati woman uttered this lament over her
lost lap-dog, Angelina "Just think Of it, Mrs.
Henry, my Angelina is dead, quite dead. Now if
it had only been Thucydides Thu. was her
eldest) could have borne it for Thucydides
would 60 to heaven, you know, and be very
happy, but my Angelina (boo-hoo! y is gone and
shall never see her any more (boo-hoo).'l
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Card Of Thanks.
ing Agents.

Mechanics Fire Company No. tenders its heart
felt thanks to Mr. John W. Fairfax for the beautiful
nag recently presented by his little daughter The
company also offers its acknowled gmentsto Mr.. and
Mrs Fairfax for the elegant reception given ON that
occasion, wishing the donors al 1.-The good fortune
possible TONEY VALLEY
Fla 2dp 1t President of No G.
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On Saturday, the 9th inst, all that was mortal
OF Mrs. Sophie A. Badger was inferred in the
First Washington Cemetery. The deceased was
the wife Of our well-known fellow-citizen, Capt.
c. II. Badger, and was known and generally be-
loved by every one in the Fourth District Her life
was one of marked piety, virtue and charity, and
the poor Of st. Alphonsus' Congregation in par
ticular will miss her greatly
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SPRING 1873.
1 A G N F G Z n T DISP LAY

| have anticipated my Spring purchases owing to
the extraordinary inducements offered by Importers
to Cash Buyers only, thereby obtaining all my
SPRING GOODS from 20 to so per cent below regular
prices demanded now, and at still heavier Discount
when the Season opens. To which beg to call the
attention of my friends and customers to whom will
be offered the opportunity of securing the benefit of
my Great Bargains
Over One Hundred cases have already been opened
among which l call your attention to the following
lines of
NEW DRESS GOODS:
THREAD POPLINS, STRIPED MOHAIRs
CHENE LENOS, GOATS HAIR
| GRENADINES PLAIDS
EMPRESS CLOTHS BOMBAZINES
MERINOS, SATEENS DELAINEs,
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACCAS,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND SATINS
PLAIN AND STRIPED PIQUES.
| An unusually large and magnificent Stock of
sun UMBRELLAS,
Silver Heads, Ring and Chain Tourists CIubs etc
SILK and SERGE LINED, in Plain and Fancy
Coors, and Trimmed, and in endless variety of
styles
WOvE yALENCIENNEs EDGINGS AND IN.
SETTINGS
IMITATION AND REAL VALENCIENNES
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
GUIPURE YAK and THREAD LACES.
ILLUSION and BLACK SPANISH LACE |
SILK TISSUES, VEIL BAREGES
PLAITINGS, RUCHINGS |
COLLARS AND CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
CORSETS, RIBBONS |
BELTS, SCARFS
BOWS TIES Etc Etc
very large variety of
BRlLLIANTINES, JACONETS
SWISS MUSLINS NAINSOOKS
BOBBINET BARS, CURTAIN NETS.
White and Colored LINENS TABLE DAM
ASKS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, LINEN SHEET
INGS, QUILTS, RUGS MATTINGS. CARPETS
Etc.
An unusually large and complete assortment of
DOMESTICS,
to which will be made the following additions by next
Monday steamers:
cases FRUIT OF THE LOOM, Bleached
cases LONSDALE, Beached.
cases WAMSUTA. Beached.
cases N. Y. MILLS Bleached
cases WHITE ROCK, Bleached.
6 cases BLACKSTONE Bleacned.
S cases WOODLAND. Bleached.
% cases ASSORTED BRANDS in 4 and A.
% bales of BROWN COTTONS, of the following ! !
well known brands
PEPPERELL DRILL AND JEANS, LANE OS-
NABURGS, INDIAN HEAD, SHANNON
FARMERS LANGLEY. ATLANTIC,
FOTOKETT, BEDFORD r.,
Etc, Etc. Etc.
FIFTY CASES
NEW STYLE SPRING PRINTS such as
DUNNELL, GARNER, PEA
BODY, BRISTOL, HAMILTON, AMOSKEAG,
AND OTHER BRANDS IN SHIRTINGS
SIDE BANDS, FANCY, PURPLE MOURNING.
etc, Etc.
10 ORIENTAL AND AMERICAN PER.
;ALES. Etc, Etc.
1 solicit call. and your examination of prices and
uality of Goods before making your purcha es else
where. H. KERN T
102, l04, LOG and los Baronne street |
Fla 2p1t Branch 139 and l41 Rampart Street
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A Boston man has been fined for throwing a
cup OF coffee at Christine Nilsson. This Chris
tine was not, however, the great singer she was
only Norwegian servant. 1t was lucky for the
Boston mans bodily symmetry that such was the
case. Had she been the nightingale, he would
have imagined himself bursted piano-stool be-
fore she had done with him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-14

When writer on the New York Tribune heard
that poor woman in England who had killed
her brutal husband had been acquitted, he
sprang to his desk, seized his pencil pushed his
hair back from his forehead, and wrote "Once
in while human justice gets fiavoring of that
manly indignation that is like fresh freeze in
sultry zone"
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A Texas editor, assisted by his compositor
says: "There is an amount of poetlcal genius in
Navarro county equal to that Of the whole British
Kingdom. II the poet Laureate could Gull our
waste-basket he could procure material for a
poem as long as the Atlantic telegraph CABLE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-14

There could have been no better evidence Of
the mischievous character of the compromise
business than that the Republican was so excess
sively anxious to have it contaminated.
The grapes are sour now, and the wry faces Of
the Republican, are amusing.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-14

few days ago four-year-old girl cndeavored
to entertain her venerable grandfather by sing
ing and dancing. 'Now let's hear you pray"
said the pious grandpa. Gone, two, three" etc,
up to twelve she counted. "That isn't praying
it's counting "Wel, ganpa," she replied, 'the
other kind O prayin' wears out my stockings So"
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ONLY ONE MOODY'S.

We have connection with any establishment of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS in the city or else
where. The long established and far famed house of
s. n. MOODY,
Il the GRANITE BUILDING"
corner of Canal and Royal streets,
Where every article III the GENTS FURNISHING
LINE will be found at the LOWEST PRICES for
the quality and entire satisfaction guaranteed
SHIRTS
OF the finest quality fit and style made to order at
the shortest notice at
.NOODY"S.
F141t2dp corner Canal and Royal streets.
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s'Only eleven cents for the heathen!" exclaimed
. Georgia colored minister; "give it back
Brudder Jones-de Lord nebber heard Of dis one
horse congregation"
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1t is no apology for the hair in plate Of butter
TO say that it is merely cow-lick, and shows that
it really come from the animal and is not oleo-
margarine. Mark that, Mrs. Stnt-a- boarder!
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1t is time to stop talking about the softenng
influence Of woman. Massachusetts man who
has four wives has just been sent to the peni-
Tertiary for stealing horses.
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sell Perkins is writing funny falsehoods for
the Chicago Inter ocean, from Louisiana. There
is q curious mistake about the fellows name, it
ought to be U-Lie Perkins.
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81 guess I'll take this book" remarked Chi
caro- lady to the clerk Of bookstore; cts got
twice as much god-leaf on the cover as any OF
che rest
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Boss Shepherd having been described as "a man
Of Immense physique" the st. Louis Republican
observes that he did physique the Treasury i'm
Intensely for certainty.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-14

A bullock killed in New York had lot OF hair
pins in his stomach He had apparently digested
the rest of his victim without inconvenience.
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The question is asked, what is the plural OF
SAILORS goose 2"
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of the
ssws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
q the P. N. train.
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4 Look Out for Monday.
GREAT BARGAINS
III
SPRING GOODS
At


The Greatest Inducements of the Season.
IS cases of Spring Goods, bought for cash at New
York Auctions, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 15 consisting Of
White and ColOred PIQUES
White NAINSOOKS
VICTORIA LAWNS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
10 cases LINEN LAWNS at Is cents
PERCALES, GRENADINES, ETC.
LINEN DAMASK and TOWELING,
Black and Colored ALPACAS
FURNITURE PRINTS and DIMITY
Is cases Best PRINTS and PERCALES,
bales Brown Sea Island COTTONS at 10 cents.
worth 10 cents,
cases Soft Finished COTTONS 4 at 7M cents
worth 10 cents.
- Soft Finished COTTON Al 9 cents worth
1912 cents.
- 1914 SHEETING at 25 cents, worth 50 cts
HOSIERY. CORSETS HANDKERCHIEFS
LACES EMBROIDERY, ETC.
A heavy stock of Plantation Goods such as Plaids'
Stripes, Denims, Osnaburgs. CottOna,les Jeans etc.
to be sold at Manufacturers Prices
Give call and at least twenty five per cent
on your purchases.
J. TURCOTTE,
Fla 1t 1873 Canal street.
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Woeioe-No orders taken On the Bulletin Once
unless Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR
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FRENCH GRENADINES.
j. LEVOIS Il JAMESON
Respectfully call the attention of their friends and
the public to their large assortment of
BLACK, SILK AND WOOLEN
Just received per Steamer Hanover from Havre
which they will open on MONDAY and offer at re-
markably low prices.
They have also received from Paris and New York
full assortment Of the latest Novelties
LINEN AND PERCALE SETS,
RUCHINGs,
SILK CRAvATS,
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS
PARASOLS,
FANS
And respectfully invite strangers visiting the city to
call and examine their stock
J. LEVOIS & JAMAISON,
1876. CANAL STREET.
Fla SuTuATh
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xKRMS-One Dollar per month, or Twelve Dollars
Der Year.
Subscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN received
ct our connter, 100 Gravier street.
NJ BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS,
not exceeding One Square, for Fifty Cents each.
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Carpet Warehouse,
= ~ :;I,;::;,:;::.:... Chartres street ........D
seA Tapestry, etc, etc. -
E " TgIN O1L CLOTHS, English and American.
MA11dMGS 800 rolls White, Check and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covert
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS Of Great
Variety. ~ '
BORLAPS Tabla and Enamel nil ry,cAh. ~
Fla SuWeFr2dp A. BROUSSEAU.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE M. 2tJ.
y -. survey no. 1u3.

TT 4. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
u, New. Nov. 10. 1sIt.-Notiee IL hereby
given that the Europa Mining Company. q cor
psrntion srganis~i under the lave Of tbs state
OF California, having Ito pcstofiee addre-. and
| p~rincipsl place of business at San Francisco,
California, has. by y. A. Ellis, the sgeht thereof,
aud a stoekhclder therein, male application for
| patent fer One thsu-and N.0Cu) linear feet Of The
Europa Lode. bcarin; gold aud silver. the came
extending que thousand n,ocO feet IN . south.
erly or ssuiheas,criy direction from the south
line Of U. =. Survey or Lat No. " Cbeing the
Ward c-mpany's claiml with surface ground
four hundred ttco, feet Ia width. designated
L. \. sutvry or Lot No. i9l, In Township II
worth, Range 81 east, Maunt Diabls meridian.
situate In Gold mn Mining District, storey
county, state of Nevada. aud described In the
plat and neld notes ON die In this once as fl
lswr. viz:
B-rinning al Post No. 1. located on an cast.
erly -lope al a point 10 feet wet Of the Viz
xinia and Truckee Railroad. whence the quarter
section corner on The north line OF section ~,
Township I. north, Range II east, MI b and
~. bear north 81 degrees east, distant a,Iso
feet, said Poet No. ! being the southwest cor.
ner Of the Ward Company's survey CNo. yO). and
running fom said Poet No. I south NV degrees
east loo ieet 10 Poet No. .: thence casi 40
feet To Post No. ~: thence north ak degrees
west i.Uo feet to Post No. .; thence west Nv
feet to Poet No. I. the place Of beginning :
eoniainirgs allOo aerrs. situate In south half
Of section -. Township II north, Range 81
east. NJ. u. N.
Cear-rs and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, IGN degrees
csst--beiny bounded upon the north by the
Ward Compauy'r claim. survey No. W.
The claim hsrein applied for IL recorded In
Book X. at page 81 hecorts Of Gold Hiii Min.
Ing Dianct. KEPT In the sf,iee Of the Recorder
ef storey eoasty. At Virginia City. Nevada.
The Tisht Ia iaiiow and extract the ore from
said Europs Lode for ION feet along the eourss
thereof. asd throughout its entire width. depth
and exfept. wherever found. although IL enter
land adjoining said q. y. Survey or Lot No. io1.
Il eaimed upder any patent that may be Issued
upon this application.
ADOLPlus WAITE. Register.
Iiorr. SEAMS a hcKxs. Attorneys. Ban Fran.
Cisco, Cal. no1l sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
NOTICE.

NJorIcg IL IERRBY GIVEN TO c. NOW.
IN err, q. Haymen, J. Cook. G. yanpon, l..
James,. W. whitmiu. =. stoddarl. W. Miies
Cor Michaelsl. J. fiesley. and all others whom
Il may concern. eo.owners IN that certain niin.
Lead, and Rough and Ready Company. situate
the west side Of Grizzly Ravine, Gold I'LL
Mining District, Storey County, being two
thoussnd fsetin length. and located April 10th.
1880: That I. ]. @. Caldwell. Q eo-owner. have
done work and lfbor upon said claim from
isTi. amounting to the sum q Two Hundred
and Eighty Dollars In gold coin, required BY
the Aet Of cougress OF Nay 10Th. 1879. The
amount due rom each Of the psrrons above
named. being Thirty one Dollsrs. And you are
notified that unless the came 10 paid within
forfeited under ths provisions Of said Act.
&c. cALDw Eli.
Gold hin, Jan. 9Th, fSTS.-Jaii God
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MGGTiMo.

OFrIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED viR.
~ einia Mining Company. San franeiseo,
December ~. 1sI&.-fn accordance With . rsso'
luton adopted 1t . meeting Of the Trustsss oil
duly held on the stth day Of December. iSit,
q Special Meeting Of the btoekh ldsrs OF said
Company 10 hereby called, 70 be held - the
once Of said Company. Room No. ]. No. toi
California street. sin Frsneiseo. California. on
TUESDAY. the 10th day OF January, is!s. q Z
the capital stock Of ssiS Company from 90.
~; goo, the Irs'.n, s, ~ y. :'.sL: TO g; 10000,
EDWARD BARRON,
J. @. FLOOD,
s. III sRisSSSS.'
dsso,d rrustsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
: ApY WARRINGTON MININ

Comrasy.-Laeaiion Of principal place oi
business, San Francisco, California
Location OF WORKS, Gold mn. storey county,
Notice .. hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Directors. held n the I'D day OF
December, is1s. an sseessment mo. y 81 finy
Cents per share Was levied upon the c,piisl
afely in United states gold coin. to the Secretary.
Al the once os IN. company. noom u Hay.
war's Building. No. as California street, San
Francisco. callfornis d.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remaIu unpaid on the s,th day OF January. 1878,
will be delinquent. and Advertised fct sale At
public ~anction, and unless payment IL made be.
February, ISIS. to pay the Delinquent ss.ess.
inent. together with costs Of advertising and sI.
peuses OF sale. a
Iy order OF the Directors.
II. c. KfBBE. seer,,aty.-
omee-Room q, lisyward's Building. No ais
California street. san Francisco. California. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15

And n accordance with law. and an order 81
the Board of Trustees. made ON the 18th day ~
November. is7t, 90 many Ahafes 81 each parcel
Of sueh stsck ~ may be necessary. will be sold
Of pablo suction. ~ the once NJ Inc company.
eiseo, Cal, % tho Twentieth day of Jannary,
is7s. st the hour Of 3 O'Clock '. H., TO pay de-
iIpquent aseessne nts thereon, together with
eosls Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
RI BUTLER BuRRfs, Secretary.
Once s1 Montgomery street. Room No 7,
fan Francisco. Cal. dead I'd