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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-27
BROOKLYN.

Henry Mccormick was convicted Of felonious
assault in the Court OF Sessions yesterday and
sentenced to the Penitentlary Tor two years.
Daniel Kane, a driver on the crosst0wn line OF
cars, was convicted OF embezzement in the Court
Of Sessions yesterday, and sentenced to tho Peni
Tertiary Tor sixty days.
A 'longshoreman, named Charles Caldwell. aged
forty-fve years. while At work ut the Pier
repent stores In Furman street yesterday, fell
into the river and was drowned.
The heavy gale OF Thursday night blew down q
new three story brick house at Greene and Temp
kins avenues, owned by Mr.. Lott, OF Koscusko
street and Yates avenue. Loss, ST. 900.
Titus Barker, notorious character, who, while
IN the Pententiary several years ago nearly killed
one OF the keepers while trying to escape, was
placed on trial in the Court of Sessions yesterday
Tor burglary. Gaus Scharschmidt, who was
charged with completely In the crime, turned
states evidence, and Barker was sentenced to
the Penltentlary for TOUR years and ten months
After the sentence OF Barker Scharschmidt asked
Judge Moore 10 marry him to one OF the witnesses
girl named Mary King. HIS Honor compiled
with the request.
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SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.
WHOLE FAMILY STRICKEN DOWN WITH THE
MALADY.

WHOLE FAMILY STRICKEN DOWN WITH THE
MALADY.
Every day brings with 1t new cases OF smallpox
in Jersey City, Hoboken' and other parts Of Hud-
son county. The most distressing case was re-
ported yesterday. A family named Lathrop, six
in number, residing at the corner OF Grove and
Filth streets. Jersey City, were all stricken down
with the malady. Three died. the last having been
inferred yesterday Tue saddest feature oil the case
Is that no person can be found who is willing to
take care Of he patents. Every person who was
applied TO peremptorlly declined. The disease has
taken Its most virulent form. The father cling
ing 10 some peculiar medical theory, was sternly
opposed to vacclnation consequently, not men,
Der OF the family has been vaccinated. The lather
is now IN hopeless condition The sufferers have
had no rest Tor seventeen nights. The case was
reported TO City Physician Lochner yesterday
morning. and he proceeded to the house, but
could not obtain admission. The Hudson County
Board OF Health was estab lished to meet lust such
cases as this, ana yet these wretched sufferers are
living IN the heart OF a pcpulous CITY without the
smallest ray OF relief The family living at No. 257
Fourth street will gladly accept the services OF a
nurse. who NAV apply to attend this poor family
and good remuneration VIII be given.
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NEW YORK CITY.

United States Treasury Agent Cutter yesterday
seized rom vessel Just arrived from the West
Indies 100 cases OF gin, which IL is supposed was
TO have been smuggled ashore by the crew, valued
at between 81, 500 ana $4,000.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Eickhor In the case OF Catharine Radley, girl
fourteen years OF age. who. on the 10th inst was
run over by horse ana wagon belonging to the
onerated the driver. william H. Cornell, from
blame, but censured the express company for
streets.
Coroner Croker was yesterday notified that
George H. O'Brien. aged four years. died i've
months ago, and that now the parents had
learned that the boy had been given . green
apple by girl named Frances Quinn. Dr.
The Coroner remarked that he could not take ac-
ton unless the District Attorney ordered the
body to be exhumed.
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when she met her melancholy fate. She was un.
when Sno died.

when she met her melancholy fate. She was un.
conscious when she died.
According to decision OF the Supreme Court,
rendered yesterday at Trenton, the Mayor aud
Aldermen OF Jersey CRY have right to nix the
time for the stopping Of trains at railroad cross
ings In the case before the Court an appeal was
made against the city ordinance liking the time
at not more than two minutes, and the supreme
Court dismissed the appeal and sustained the CRY
ordnance This Is very important Tor the people
OF Jersey City. who are continually annoyed by
the stoppage OF trains on the public highway.
Eugene Braden the signal man in charge at the
Erie Tunnel when the disastrous collision occurred,
a week ago, and who disappeared soon after
ward, has not yet been captured. Coroner Rein
hard issued warrant for his arrest. IL appears
that Braden, Immediately after the accident went
home ana told mis- wife that he was responsible Tor
the death oil a man and that he must nee. His
wife tried to disSuade him. but to no purpose. He
bade them farewell, and they have not seen him
since. He Is IN comfortable circumstances being
the owner OF the house In which his iamy re.
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SECRETARY ROBESON'S VIEWS.
The Government Could Start an Expedition
for Less Than Sl5O,OOO.
ADMIRAL PORTER'S LETTER
Let the Next Expedition Be
Under Naval Control.
The Difference Between Explorers
and Commanders.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 70, 1879.
Concerning an American Polar expedition the
secretary OF the Navy says that nothing OF the
kind has been proposed; that 1t requires an order
BY Congress. but that such an expedition would
have his hearty consent and cooperation. The
putnt and general cost would be very small The
Navy Department could and would furnish all that
Is required from its present resources. both OF
ofncers and men and OF material. A vessel Mt for
such an attempt, though she would OF course
need to be strengthened against ice, now lies at
she Washington Navy Yard and could be spared.
The whole material outfit could be provided from
stores and supplies already on hand In the navy
store houses. onlcers and men already under
pay would be found TO volunteer IN sufficient mum.
beers. Thus but very small sum would need TO
he appropriated by Congress If it should choose to
order a new North Pole expedition. The actual
cost. including the value OF ship stores and sup
plies on hand, would, 1t is believed, be less than
$4,000, and only a traction OF this amount would
need to be newly appropriated. Unless Congress
authorizes expedition, however, the Secretary
has no power in the premises.
HALLS PRINCIPAL FAILURE.
Mr.. Robson believes that the Pole can be
reached. He believes that If Captain Halls expe-
dition had been organized by the navy, and If his
crew had been under navy discipline, success
mtgnt have been attained by it, Experience has
Ill the advantages in such work there must be
rigid discipline the ship aud accountability
70 higher powers at home. Captain Hall,
who knew admirably how to live among
the Esquimaux, was no sailor, knew nothing Of
discipline and thus was unable to keep his crew
In hand. Had his ship been manned and COM
manded by navy men, serving under the articles
OF war and the rules of naval vessels, the result
would probably have been different
AN IMPORTANT POINT.
Captain Hall should nave been explorer or guide,
and then, leaving the managemen OF the vessel to
naval ofncer IN command, he would have been
1t esse so far navigation was concerned, and
when the ship had reached her utmost northern
limits ne could have taken to the sleds. and thus,
where he was at home and his skill and expert
ence told in the best manner. he could have prose-
cuted the great WORK probably to a successful con-
cluslon.
NEW EXPEDITION SHOULD BE ORGANIZED.
The Secretary believes that in view OF the com
bined efforts on foot in Europe the United States
government ought, If possible. TO III out new
expedition. He believes that with good manage
meut success can be achieved now. II the New
York Geographical Society and prominent citi.
Jens should memorabilia Congress upon the mat.
ter be will be glad and ready TO AFFORD all posi-.
BILE help.
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20 10 company. The more there are the better
chance there would be OF succeeding.
They would assist each other, and there would
be spirit OF emulation excited TO beat each otner
in the race for the long sought Pole. The idea is
not original with me- and hardly think any thing
new can be thought Of In regard to Polar expedi-
tions 1t is, however, common sense view
which will strike any one familiar with the sub
ject.
AS have before remarked, the dangers OF Arc
liC ay CATION are less thanIs popuarly supposed.
and 1t is astonishing how few casualties have &C.
Cured when we consider the large number OF cx-
petitions that nave been fitted out 1t Ia certain
that the amount of suffering from cold Is not
near as great one would suppose from the low
state OF the thermometer, as Is shown By the
narrative OF the Polaris expedition.
With lew exceptions men who nave once gone
en- an Arctic expedition are willing to venture
again. al every leader stands ready to tender his
services whenever the North Pole epidemic breaks
out.
This problem Of the discovery OF the North Pole
is one as to which our people will never be salts
fed un I'll they have solved either through public or
private enterprise; and say let the expeditions
go, and let the government assist any enterprise
properly started but let government all be
fused to any expedition not fitted out under its
own superintendent.
The expeditions should always have q national
character, and those who go in command should
be held to q strict accountability for the proper
management or affairs and for the lives and CON-
Tort OF their subordnates.
do not think proper accountability can exist
unless such expeditions are under the control OF
the government, commanded by persons OF It's Sc
lection. who are carefully instructed with regard
TO the objects to be attained, and amenable Tor
negligence or mafeasance in office.
Tie worst that can happen to the leaders OF
private enterprise for the most fragrant misman-
agement ana abuse OF power is condemnation by
public opinion, which gives little salts action after
the failure of an enterprise in which the public is
so much Interested. Respectfully, your obedient
servant, DAVID ID. PORTER, Admiral.
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WESTCHESTER.

The scarlet fever is understood to be making sad
havoc among the juvenile portion OF the popula-
ton OF Peekskil
The evening gratuitous exercises at Public
School No. 2, IN YOnkers, have been discontinued,
alter use vi session OF about three and One-naf
months
John Z. Alderman, q machinist, aged twenty
seven, was found dead in bed at his boarding
house. on Pallsade avenue, YOnkers during
wnen verdict OF death from natural causes W as
rendered.
Uurlng an alteration at Sing Sing Prison yes
terday, one OF the keepers named OssawattomIe
brown. was stabbed with shoe knlle in the hands
OF QulmbO Apo, Chlnamap, who Is serving
term OF years Tor the crime OF homicide. The
wound inflicted Is not OF dangerous character.
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GERMAN PREPARATIONS.

From Galgnanis Messenger, Feb ID
simultaneously with Mr. Reeds suggestion to
postpone the British Arctic expedition for year,
with view OF seeking concerted action with other
governments, we learn from Berlin that this ques-
ton is also receiving attention there. The CON-
bined Bundesrath Committee OF Marine and
Finance have agreed that the Imperial Chancellor
be reques ed TO appoint commission to examine
the advantages OF sending out German Polar ex-
petition, both in It's scientific and financial aspects,
and TO determine on the best time and manner or
execution the question OF a government grant be-
It's report.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BuCHAN-FosTER.-On Thursday, February IS,
at the scotch Presoy teran church, Fourteenth
street, by the Rev. 5. NJ. Hamilton, JAMES BUCHAN,
Jr., to EDITH FOSTER onlj daughter OF the late
Colonel George Foster, United states Army, all Of
New York.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, February
"a, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the
Rev. F. b. Dickinson. WILL II. DICKINSON, OF
Deep River Conn., TO ErTIA E. WILLARD OF Ho-
bOken N. J. No cards
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BRILL.
Ol Ed,

FRENcH.-At 100 Jackson street, New Orleans,
the 21st or Beoruary, toe vile OF A. B. FRENCH,
OF daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF Tux
United state. for the District OF Nevada
In the matter Of THOMAS n. STONE. q
= Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. limited states Of
America. district NJ SevAda. So warrant In
bankruptcy has been i--aed by said Court
agaipst the e.tAis Of Thomas u. stcns. az the
Tows Of Gold I'LL. County al storey. and
State % Nevada. In said District Who has
been duly aljudged bankrupt upon hts own
petition; and the yAyment OF any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging To
aid bankrupt. 10 him er ts his CSC. and
the transfer OF any property by him. are
Of said bankrupt. To- prove their debt- and
ehoosc one Or more as-iyuec- 81 his estate
will b heli al . Court of bankruptcy. to be
holden at Virginia. In said District. on me sist
dav Of becember, A. ID. fsT5. at o'clock r. n.
At the once o. Z. rtrother. hocua No. $. Odd
Yellow BuIiding. corner g and srni'h streets.
a The Registers In Bsstrsptsy, eds.id
Disuiet- "a ltS cLArr.
UpIted states Marshal and Messenger In
csssrsRssy = X s,aS S''s's' fltd.e,a
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN the DISTRICT COUNT or TIE
United States, for the District of Nevada
In the matter OF PARkk 4 BOWIE lcopart.
nersl, Observation-Disclosures 10 hereby given "a
the creditors Of and ell persons having claims
proyable under the Bankrupt Law against said
bsnkrupts. and to all creditors who have here
tofme died claims against said bantrupts. that,
by an order made and entered on the nth day
Of November. ISIS, by the Judge Of the DE-
triet Q. urs Of the United States Tor the District
Of Nevada, they. the said creditors. are Ne.
guired, within forty days nom the ist day of
Decsnscs. ts1b, 10 prove their claims against
said bankrupte, and 70 Ole the same with the
ciefk Of sad Court. kotlcs 10 further given
that, atsf the proof and 1iing Of ssid claims,
the updsuisped assimses will proceed 10 cali
9 nssting Of the crsditofs. for the purposes Get
forth In oections SOFA and Sos Of tie "I.yisd
Sss,ntss Of the United Dtaiss approved June
"a, isTt. 10. HAMPTON,
IL. REQuA,
g. z. BATTERMAN.
Assigntes In Bankruptcy Of Parks 4 Bowie.
""HH. ."..." .. sl~ssl
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s-TooKnolpERs' MEETING.

HEORGIA sILvKR MINING COMPANY.
VI Storey County. Nevada. touce.Ise
fiut Annual meeting 81 the stockholders ~ me
above named company. for the purposs Of sleet.
ing Tustees 10 ssrye for the sLsuins rear. will
Be held Il their ofics, Ht California street. nan
yransisco. California. On TUESDAY. TIE 2lss
DAY o. Dseembss, ISIS. a. ! o'clock r, Ms
Transfer boohs will b closed ftom frfda }. The
MEETING, u. wEaENkR. Bccre ary.
san Franciseo, Deosnber Z, ISIS. dss ID
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And IN accordapce With law, and order OF
the Board Of Diretorp, made on the 18th day Of
November, 1878. % many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock % may DO necessary will be
sold q public auction At the once Of the com.
second door, (en'rancc 300 California stresu
Ben lFraociseo, California. On TUESDAY.
the eth day OF January. 1916, at the hour OF =
O'Clock r.n Of said dag, 10 pay said dslinquent
asssssnspts thereon. together with eosts OF
advsrtising and expenses Of the sa!e.
,oaeo-Sfi California street, Rooms . and ..
Second 500. ertrsncs 500 California street.
Bsa Ffusctsee, California ~ oels ~
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r ADV BRYAN MINING con.

pahy.-Location OF principal place OF
buslncss, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Fiowcry Mining District,
storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby gwen, that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the J0ih day Of
soyembcr, 1878. an assessment mo. 10y Of One
Dellar per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payahlc Immediately.
In United States gold coin, To the Secretary. at
ssri's Buiiaing. No. ll9 California street. San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which thls assessment shall
remain unpsid on the th Day o. Jspnary, 1870,
Will be delinquent. and Advertised Tor sale
Al public a~netion, and unless payment e made
beiore. vili b sold on TUESDAY. the 2bth
DAY Of jsauary. isTs, % pay the d~slineaent as
sessmsnt together with costs OF adSertiring
and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
FRANK SWIFT, secretary:
Onee-Room No. 4 Hayward's Building. 10.
d7td 49,
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s~TooxMoLDsRs MEETING.

OFrfcE GOULD l. CURRY s. u. CO.. SAN
~ Francisco, December 4. 1873. The annual
% the stockholders OF the Gould 4
silver Mining Company viii h held al
the CumpAnys once. Rom 60 Nevada Block.
Mon,gosiery street, San Francisco. California,
20 Monday. the 2Ith day OF December. 1875.
n ! o'cioch y. y. Transfer books will cless on
rae-dsy. December ~. ISIS, at J O'Clock r. n.
ALFRED X. DuRBRow,
des,d Secretary.
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CYC[OPEDIA.

THE LATEST REVISED EDITION OF
i this great and valuable WORK. published BY
D. Applstoa : Co. u sow being delivered TO
sab cfibsu, II n . uork without vhieh no
nbn. o. clses = complete; nd nost ins..s.
Pstiss 6saross 81 Obtaining the s@1ss com
plsHa, or any particular nnabsrp belolgfng 20
II, can do 90 81 sending thsif otdss, through
II Cola Hin Or Vfginfs Postoncs. 70
AGENT AMERICAN oYcLoP1DiA.
deih Inc
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~sTooKHoIOCRs' MEITiKo.

ANNUAL NETTING. -oFyfcE OF rHE
"A nevada Gold and silver Mining Company.
Tue annual meeting % the Stockholders Of this
Company will BE- held q she once VI this Com
pAny. ftoou, -. tig oAl,fonia street ssn fran.
cisco. California, on MONDAY. the 81 day Of
January, A. u. isi6. at The hour Of one O'Clock,
y. i, Tor the eieetisn Of . Boari Of Directoss 10
ssr,e Zoe the ensuing year. and the Transaction
of such other business % may coma osiorc
the m~-ting. rransfse books will DO eloscd 90
wednesday, the 18th day Of Dec.ubsr. st .
P.N. JOSEPH MsGUtRE, Secretary.
nan Francisco. December II. ISIS. deiStd
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPr. RELIEF YoR YOUNG MEN
- from the ,edects OF Errors and Abuses In
~ Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
nspt. New abd remarkable remedies. Books
md Circular cent frss, IN sealed e~nvelopss.
'Ae1ssee. HOWARD AbBOC1AT10N, liS N.
MIL g.; ssil.dslpa,.. fa.1sn In,tl..iio.
tsetsad proisssionaiskiii. su7t ~
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~sTooKHoLpERs' MEGTIHo.

The ANNUAL nsETiSa Nm y I. bel. a. :.
an. ~ of tss conpsny. In Gold Riii. On
FRIDAY. he Slth DAY q December, LD.
I go. :: y lu s,..ss I'm I 5. s :i:ss ! ss's s. is1is. .
'' ss - JASPER BABoocK. Secretary.
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FoRiOALE.

0yE LOT or HOUSEHOLD rURNrTgnk
,.- esoi location. Apply 70 !: Y. lLiz.
YAiiicK. A. r. relegsPh omres - y
q. :. Kssssdy. No % souih . street. Nig'his-
decl3 ~
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.JrsIIcE MlxlNS cenrANr; &,

d Location OF principal place OF business. san
Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Iilii. storey county
Nevada.
Notice .. hereby given that Al . meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held on the
2sth day Of November. ISIS, m assessment
tho. ~ OF GS) Five Dollars, In gold coin OF
The United states. was levied upon each and
every share Of the capital stock Of this corpo-
ration, . The Justice Mining Company" rpn.
pented By certid, ates issued prior 10 tho 10th
day Of August, A. ID. 1873. and In the sum OF
sD One Dollar per share, In like coin. upon
each and every share Of said capital stock rep
fessstsd By eefunestss issued subsequent to
The ian day Of AsruN.A D. 1875; thaissid sH
sessment be paid - ]. 4. Kennedy, secretary OF
the Company. 81 the ONCE OF this Company,
No. ~ Msrrh tnts' Exehangs, San Francisco. on
or before the 2sth day of December. 1873.
Any certificates Of stock upon which this a.'
sessment shall remain unpaid on said 18th
day Of December, Isis. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale At public auction, and
unless payment 10 made before, will be sold ON
the eighteenth Day Of January. A. ID. 1876, TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
by order Of the Board OF Dirctorr.
JAS. y. KENNEDY, Secretary.
0fhee-t1 Merchants Exchange, San Fran
circo California. = nos9td
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STOCKHOLDERS NIRfISGs.
MEETING.

0FFrCE or Tue LADY bryan MINING
~ Company. san Francisco. California. De-
gambler can, ISIS. The annual msetinx Of the
s~tockholdsr. Of the LAZY Bryan Mining Com
psny will be held q the once Of the Company,
koon No. 4 Hayuard's Building. No <i9 Calf
TIJisDAY, D<csnbsr n, ISIS. Of two ca o'clock
Pm. Ths transfer books vill be cloaed on
Thur.dsy, December 10, 1878. q 8 o'clock r.n
de1 "a PRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 9Th day Of
November. 1875, 90 many shares OF each par.
eel of such stock ~ may DO necessary win be
sold at public s~uetion, at the auction salesroom
street- Ssn Frapcipco, California. on MONDAY,
The THIRD DAY or JANUARY. 1915, Of the
hour OF . O'Clock r. u. Of said day, 10 pay SAID
del,nauent assessment thereon. together Win
coats of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
LUClEN HERMANN, secretary. .o
0fhee-IRoom u Academy bniiding. 10; "a
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pIvIpGMD NOTICE.

nrrcE OF rnE CONSOLIDATED VIM
siula Mining Company, san fransl-eo.
California;. Dexmber y 1sga-At . meeting ~
Inc Hard of Trustees 81 the above nsmed Gun.
nsn,- held lhis dav, . diviased mo. ~, OF Ten
.pia, holiscs n.,s shsrc was dee Jared. payable
IN sArURDAY. the tf,h inAtsnt.l sIfsnsief
hooks cloeed until the 18th Inst.
: IN " CHAs. %. YisH. secrsnfy.-
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And In ~accordasco With Aw. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the ninth 10th,
day Of Novenbss. 1919, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock a. may be neccssary VIII
be sold at public auction, II the once of the
Company. Rsom ~ llsyvsrids Building. No.
on TUESDAY. the FOuRTH ttthl DAY or
JANUARY. i576, At the hour Of ops O'Clock r.
n. Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with costs Of adver-
'i'las .ud '1P'.''' e r. me- Jslag
O~niee-Room No. 10 Hrward's BuidlnR.
No. 40 California street San r~rsseisce, Cali