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Of business. San Francisco. California
Location az works. Anerscsn fiai Mining
pisuiet. store eoaAty. NevsdA- UN.4 nj
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Board OF Dircctor-. held ON The thirty .orst
Chp day u March. isld, an a-ssesuneus tho.
49, of One DOLLAR lSfD per share was letied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. payable
~immcdiatsly. In United states gold coin. to the
SECRETARY, IL the once % the Company. No. N
Academy Building. I'D Piss street, san Fran
cisco. California
Asy seesk upon which thls ss.A.smsnt shsli
remain unpaid on rAruRDAY. the sixth tethf
day OF Nay. 1878. shall be deemed deiipauelt.
and will - duly advertised Tor sale at public
~anctiou. and unle>s payment skaii be made
before yin be sold on THURSDAY. the TWEEN
y-dtth t1sthI day Of MAy. iSsc. To pay The de
tn9asat aesss9satsI tonethss WITH coses 81
advsrtisiar ana efpensep Of snis. S-
D. order Of the hoard Of Directors.
J N. 5AYItE. secretary.
Onics-No. - Academy Buildinx, ~ Pine
street. San Francisco. California
- Francisco, Cal. March n. 1873. ap3td
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KyEW YORx co aULlDATED
IN MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of prin.
eipL place Of Sssine's. San nAneiseo. Cali
Location Of vosks. Gold hin. Storey county.
Notice b hereby sivsn. that at q meeting nj
the Board OF pirectorr. held on the 18th day Of
March. is1c, an assessment mo, isl Of Eighty.
three and Ons-thirdf Cents ts3he.l par share
Vas levied on the capital stock OF the corpora
ton, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary. q the once Of the
Company. Rooa n Asywsrts Building. tio
California stroel San Hfsnei.ea. oAlifenhlI
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nnt usu day Of NAY.
is1s. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
q public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before xin . soh on ralDAY. tbs ish
eessment. together with costs Of Advertising
and expensss of sAls. rWfUfHu'
By order Of ths hoard Of Directors.
ID L. TAO aAs. Secretary.
Once = Room n Hayvsrd's Building. tio
California street. San Francisco. ualifornia.
UDx10fl
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P0tpsssA.
NOTICE. IN sANKRUPTcY.

rhs Ahovs ale 10 pospoasA ti MONDAY
AIss 70; s's. q the ssss or snd pisc. ID
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And In accordance with Law. aud On order OF
the Board of Iirectors. made on the 18th day OF
Febroary. 1915. 20 many snsres Of each parcel
Of sucn stock a. may be necessary will be
sold II public auction. at the once Of the Com
stnret, ran Francisco. California. on THURS
DAT, the tweht, seventh (z7thD day OF April,
1910, at tho hour Of twelve O'Clock n. Of said
aay, ~ pay said delinquent Assessmeni thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and eIpenser
j. II. sAYRg, sssretaryg'
o~fnee-Room No. 80 Academy building. No.
30 Pine street, san Rrsneiseo. California.
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"a. rSsE !. 1on ssin MONDAY,
tiasd. Iyrsolatioa o. TIE Board q Trustees
' LUcir HERMANN, sserstsry.
ssa Yfsnciseo. Cal. April 10, is1s. spiotd
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s~TooKNoIDiRs' MTeTiMc.

pucKEYE GOLD AND SILVER niSiNo
~stoekholders Of the above-tamed Company. fof
The election Of Trustees and the Transaction 81
such other buslness a. may esnls bsiofe u, yin
; he'd On FRIDAY. March n. 1878, AZ the hoar
o. o'elosh 2. q ssss day; .. me s@e. .r.ss
esu Yr.1eisoo. California. IrAnsfef booss viii
81 cIosed on Monday. March ~. ISIS. st :
o'eioek !. n. q. a. SANkEr. secrstasy.
Omes-Room %. Ne. ssi Montgomery .tre.t,
Gan franchises. Oaitfnfnis. Nlo' mrtssd
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NOTICE.

Willow JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
PANY.-Ata meeting of The stockholders
Of the yellow Jarhet Hllvsr Mining Company,
held WEDNESDAY. Narch 10. isIs, II vas de-
eided. ~ unanimsu s vote. 70 increase the capt.
al stock from tvsnty-four thcasAnd shares, Of
oue hundred and twenty thousand share. Of
The par value Of one hundred dollars each.
Noties 10 hereby given that the new STOCK 10
nov rssdy for Issue on surrender of old eertin-
Gates and payment Of assessment this dAJ
levied. l0IQu OF fallIl
D. oder Of The Boari II Trustees
q. W. nOPKlNA Seerstary.
God ulii. New. March 10, 1915. mristd
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YRxNI HoYER. ssesstary.
oncs-Room 10. No. 90 CAlifenia strssi
SAA fnnciseo. CAlilerutA -. mr1ktd
NEU YoRN NiNINa C0NPANY

49, ~ .
~ Location Of principal place OF businsss.
San Prancisco. California,
location Of works. Gold hin. Storey county,
yevadA. NNL
Notice 81 10 hsssby Given, that a . meeting Of
The Board Of Director. held on The aeth day
10 Asrrh. iSfA. IN assossAent tNo. ~ Of
fihy osnts tooc) per share vas levied upou
the new (or q the fats Of eiahty.lhrss and one
third esas spon ~ olfi eapltl stock 81 Tho
eospontios. payable imnedlafriy. In United
states gold coin, tn the Secretary, 81 the once
90 the Company. Room n Haywardis building.
ti2 California street, San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;.
Any stock apos which this ssseesosat shall
rsaain unpaid on the nps tistl dag % nsy.
ISIS viii be delinquent, and sdvertiscd for ssle
stpselie ans,ies. M uaiss psy|ent e nsds
day Of Nay, isIe. 10 pay the delissnsnt asssss-
psnt, ,e:.,her with costs VI advertising AID
'1B, }, oss. q oi is x. po..s q p,r,s.o,. KID
d. I. THOMAS. secreta1.
Once - Noon No. 81 Hayvardt Duildfng,
No sis calfsssia strsst. ssa Fraaeiseo, Cali
fasuIa nF4nfh
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~ rpwARp ,. sroy.. s.er,tary.
For Rent !

YuRNrmRp HOUSE. ELiofBIY BIT.
usisd IN Gold HIN. Apply d the
nr11 Tvs BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
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Type ]! e.! II = : ; ~: ss4s
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Nf r y o S2hS 49,, z p:is'

NEvAnA oQLD AND slLSEa
eipai place Of businsss, San francisco, Cali.
fornia.
Nevada.
the Beard Of Directors, held on the 3oth day Of
March, is1e. - asssssnrnt Co. % Of Ten
Cents per share vac levied upon the capital
stock 4 The corporation. payable immedi-
atsly. In United States gold coin, To the
Secretary. q the once of ths Company, NOON
y, No. Sl9 California street, Ban Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which ihIs assessnent .hall
remain uspaid "a tbs % day Of nsy, ISIS,
will b. delinquent, and advertised for sac
a public a~netion. and unless payment 10
nsis before will BE- sold IN TUESDAY,
the 81 dag 81 NAV n1s. - p~y tbs dslin-
ouent asseesment. together with costs Of I'D
vertislug and expenses Of salc.
~ srdsr Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH MAouIRK, SECRETARY.
Oncs-Roou -. No, si9 cslifurnia street.
Nan pfnneiseo. ta1tforuia. ~ apftd
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And In accordance with law. and an order
OF the Hoard Of Directors, made on the I'd
day Of March, 1873. 20 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock - may be necessary win
be sold II public ~auetion. ii the ONCE u the
Company. Room 10 IlaywArd's Building. ti9
California street. han frabci,co, California. on
TUESDAY, tho twenty.nfth t2sthI day of
April, 1919, ct the hour OF one o'clock =. u.
Of said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs oil advertising and
expenses OF sale.
r-sl.. W. X. DIAN, Secretary.
Once : Room 10 HAywani's building, 40
California street, San francisco. California.
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1;oITII CaIPaHN MiNIXG CDM

N PANY. = Location OF principal place u
business. San Francisco, California.
lowing described stock. % scc0unt- Of assess-
ment mo. u levied on the ID day OF March,
ISIS. The several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. ~ fol.
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MoIIoI IN 1ANKRUPToY.
4 ssloSxx,s sALT m aAxxvrprcv

United Statss Nssshal and N~ssssne,r In Nan
fuptey f0f aid Distftst. nr1otA
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And IN iaecordAncs With Law. and m order Of
the hoard Of Directors. made on the 18Th day Of
februsry, 1870, 90 many shares Of each parcel
" mcn stoct ~ may b. necessAry will be sold
at public ~auction. at the ofios Of the Company.
Room 10 Ilayward's Building. No. Aio California
stret, sau francisco. California. on TUES.
DAT, The eleventh iiithl day o. April, 1876. 81
the hour Of I O'Clock 2. \. of said DAY. TO ray
said d~elinqusnt sSsessa emit theron. together
With coats Of Advertising and expenses OF the
Gale. -
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Extraordinary Detection of a Crime.

The following remarkable story of a
crime and its detection appeared in the
Paris Gahgnani of January 9th: A very
extraordinary incident occurred at the
Court of AssiZes of the Seine on Monday.
A woman of about forty, named Laporte,
was being tried on an accusation of steal
ing quantity of .iewelry worth $50, 900
francs from Mrs. Stevens, an American
lady, who had been last year temporarily
residing in furnished apartments it Lon
don. In May last the prisoner, who had
resided considerable time in England,
and speaks the language, entered the SER
vice of the prosecutrix as lady's maid, and
soon obtained the confidence of her mis-
On the 2sth of June, Mrs. Stevens and her
daughter were going out to dinner and
told the prisoner that she need not sit up
for them. In fact, they returned home
late and went at once to bed. The next
morning the mistress was informed that
Laporte had gone out soon after herself
and had not returned. She FASTENED to her
jewel box and found that the principal part
of her diamonds were gone. She at once
gave information to the police, and re-
ward of 5000 francs was offered for ill.,
formation, but none was obtained until in
July the French police arrested her in
Paris, but could not find any trace of the
missing valuables, and the prisoner per-
sistently asserted her innocence. At the
trial she maintained the same attitude, and,
as no material proof was forthcoming, she
was apparently about to be acquitted, when
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sudden movement in the court excited
nier, advocate, entered, carrying lady's
bonnet-box and followed by two young
women. He addressed the Judge and re-
counted the following circumstance: "Mlle.
Cazat, who is the governess of my chill
dren, was sent this morning by my wife to
Auteuil to ask for the character of cook
about to be engaged by US. There she
called on dressmaker named Heinin, and,
present trial and mentioned the name of
the prisoner. The other exclaimed, La
porte. why, know her; she left a box with
me some time ago and l have not seen
her since; suppose it should contain the
jewels?' After little consultation they
decided on at once taking cab and driving
off to inform me of the circumstance.
This they did, and I now introduce them
to the court" The Judge ordered the box
to be opened, and one of the ushers, hav-
ing forced the lock, drew out the jewel
case with its contents complete. Naturally
great commotion followed. The prisoner
cast one agitated glance at the proof of
her crime, but remained otherwise immova-
BILE. The court complipented the two
women on the intelligence and prompt
tude which they had displayed, and told
them that they would not go quite unre-
warded, as they were entitled between
them to the 5000 francs offered for the dis
covery. The case then proceeded and the
jury found the prisoner guilty without ex-
tenuating circumstances. She was SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment, and
afterward for similar period to the sur
veilance of the police.
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TRY IT.-Take a stereoscope, such as is
ordinarily used for examining stereoscopic
pictures, and is found nowadays on almost
every parlor table, and amuse yourself with
the following experiment, which is one of
the means employed by the ophthalmic
surgeon in detecting preten ding blindness:
Mark on the back of one of your pictures,
in good sized letters, 81 See" Now, if
both eyes are used in reading this through
the stereoscope, it will appear as "See l."
transposition of the sentence and of its
meaning. If one eye only is used, Or if
one eye is blind, the sentence will read as
written, 81 See.' If, without removing
the instrument from the eye, you attempt
to draw a perpendicular line between the
words, thus: "See IL you will be sur
prised upon removing it to find that your
mark will appear thus: I" See"
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iUYAs CUTAs.

THE LAW OF THE RAIL.-Some one
who has taken the trouble to post himself
on the law governing railroad passenger
travel, says that extra charges for failure
to buy tickets are universally sustained by
the courts, but there must be full oppor-
tunty to buy afforded by the ticket seller
Passengers must show tickets when asked
for. AS to stopping off, there is only one
decision, which is that passenger cannot
stop off, and resume his journey, without
the previous assent of the company. AS
to the obligation Of the road to furnish a
seat to passenger, decision says: ga
passenger who exhibits his ticket need not
surrender it until he has been furnished
with seat" A railroad is not liable for
things stolen ont of passengers seat,
there being no previous delivery to the
company's servants; for the same reason
the company is not liable for baggage in
neglect to look after their own baggage on
on arrival at their destination cannot re-
cover it if it is lost without fault of the
carrier. Baggage left in station houses for
the passengers convenience, after it has
reached It's destination, comes under new
class Of rights and duties, the baggage
master assuming the position Of a gratui-
tous bailee, who only becomes liable in
cases Of gross negligence. The obligation
of the railroad as carrier ceases when it
destination, or when he has had reasonable
opportunity Of receiving and removing it.
1t will interest sportsmen to know that
they may recover for the value of dogs
when they entrust them to baggage mas
tiers for hire because of their exclusion from
the passenger car.
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ELKToN DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Of Circuit Court, Arthur W. Mitchell
Deputy Clerk W. X. Reckefus.
REGISTER of VILE Reuben D. lamar.
Deputy Register, Il. E. lamar
Auditor, Clinton Mccullough
Consn'sssioner in Chaneery +. A. Ellis
States Attorney, Clinton Mccullough,
Sheriff, Benoni Cooling.
Deputy Sheriff, 4. Wesley Janney.
County Commissioners, Walter Armstrong, Pres, B.
N. Crawford Sr, and Samuel Gerry.
Clerk to the Board Isaac +. Vanarsdale
Public School COMMISSIONER p s. Everist, Pres, 8.
J. England and George Biddle.
Examiner and Secretary Rev. John squer.
Notaries Public, R. L. lamar and S. B. Foard.
Justices Of the Peace, K Brown, and g. r. Howard.
orphans' Court James Mecauley, Chief Judge, Jas.
n Eyans and Jas. A. Lewis Associate Judges.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Toun Commissioners, DR.. John IL. lamar, President,
Dr. r. II. Tuft Secretary Thomas Drennen, Treasurer,
Samuel b. Poard. Morris Dunbar, John E. Alexander,
and William Falls.
7oun B1if, Timothy White.
NATIONAL BANK OF ELKTON.
Presidsnt J. Tome. Cashier, X Mcfarland.
Teller, John T. Brown, CLERK, C C. Strickland.
Dissount Day, Tuesday. Opens An closes 5 p NJ
POST OFFICE.
Mrs. N. NJ Mahan, P. NJ. Opens A. ~. closes P. NJ.
Mails close as follows-lst mail, $40 A. ID mail,
1o1S A.. n: 3rd mail, $40 m.
CHURCHES.
n E. Church Rev. G. A. Phobus.
Prssbytsria~ Church, Rev. W. ". Hebsrton.
kpiscepal Church Rev II. A. Skinner.
Ron,sn Catholic Church, Rev. Vim. ballard.
African NJ P. Church Rev John T. Scott.
LODGES-NIGHTS OF MEETING.
Warrington Lodge, No. 81, K Of p, every Thursday
evening.
Union Lodge No 49, A. T. A. NJ, tho First and Third
Wednesday nights of every month.
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A VALENTINE.
BY L. f. r.

Oh. little lovelest lady mine,
What shall | send for your valentine?
Summer and flowers are far away;
Gloomy old Winter is king to-day.
Buds will not blow, and sun will not shine;
What shall do for valentine?
Prithee, St. Valentine, tell me here,
Why do you come at this time O year?
Plenty of days when lilies are white,
Plenty of days when sunbeams are bright.
But now, when everything s dark and drear,
Why do you come, st. Valentine dear9
I've searched the gardens all through and
through,
For a bud to tell of my love SO true.
But buds were asleep and blossoms were
dead,
And the falling snow came down on my
head.
So, little loveliest lady mine,
Here is my heart for your valentine.
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BEAR-One who contracts to deliver a
quantity or sum of stock of any kind on a
future day, and at certain price; or in
other words, sells what he has not got, like
the huntsman in the fable, who sold the
bears skin before the bear was killed. AS
the bear sells the stock he is not possessed
Of SO the bull purchases what he has not
money to pay for; but in case of any alter
alton in the price agreed on either party
pays or receives the difference.
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The Critical Periods of Human Life.

From the age of forty to that of sixty,
a man who properly regulates himself may
be considered in the prime of life. His
matured strength of constitution renders
him almost impervious to the attacks of
disease, and all his functions are in the
highest order. Having gone a year or two
past sixty, however, he arrives at critical
period of existence; the river of Death
flows before him and he remains at a stand
still. But athwart this river is a viaduct,
called "The Turn Of Life," which, if
crossed in safety, leads to the valley "Old
Age" round which the river winds, and
then flows beyond without boat or cause
way to affect its passage. The bridge is,
however, constructed of fragile materials,
and it depends how it is trodden whether
it bend or break. Gout, apoplexy, and
other bad characters are also in the vicin-
ity to waylay the traveller, and thrust him
from the pass; but let him grid up his lons,
and provide himself with perfect compos-
ure. To quote a metaphor the d" Turn of
Life' is turn either into a prolonged
walk or into the grave. The system and
powers, having reached their utmost e1-
pansion, now begin to close like flowers at
sunset, or break down at once. One inju-
dcious stimulant, a sigle fatal excitement,
may force it beyond it's strength whilst
careful supply of props, and the withdrawal
of all that tends to force plant, will sus-
tain it in beauty and in vigor until night
has nearly set in.
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PRESIDENT JEFFERSON WATCH.-The
Charlottesville VA Chronicle says that
DR.. w. c. N. Randolph, of Charlottesville,
has Mr.. Jefferson's silver watch. Levi
Lincoln, Mr.. Jefferson's Attorney General,
wore it at the dispersion of the Judges at
the close of Adams administration, before
Jefferson was sworn into Office. Mr.. Lin
coin appeared in the Court room at mid
night, and stated that he was ordered to
take possession of the Office and papers.
"Why, Mr.. jefferson has not yet quail
fed" exclaimed the astonished Chief JUS
tice "Mr. Jefferson considers himself in
the light of an executor, bound to take
charge of the papers of the Government
until he is duly qualified" was the reply.
But it is not yet 12 o'clock" said Judge
Marshall taking out his watch. Mr.. Lin
coin pulled out his, and showing it to him,
said, "This is the Presidents watch, and
ruleS the hour"
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Port Deposit Directory.
TOWN OFFICERS.

TOWN OFFICERS.
To.rn Commissioners Jno- Nannort President; Win
T Way Treasurer d. X. Ralston, Secretary Thos. C.
Bond. Jos r. Pugh John keaveny Jno W. Malone and
James n. McCu'lnugh.
BdiiiV, Robert GwInu
CECIL NATIONAL BANK.
President, J. Tome, Cashier, R, C. Hopkins
Taller, X Vanneman, Clerks, Frank Evans
Discount Doy Monday. and James McAfce.
POST OFFICE.
Capt A,onzo Snow P VI. Opens A NJ; closes P. NJ.
Mails close follows-lst mail $50 A. NJ: md mail
o A. NJ; 3rd mail $50 A. NJ; 4th mail, 1880 9TH
mail, P. NJ 9th mail, $50 P. N.
CHURCHES.
NJ E. Church. Rev. Chas Hill.
Presbyterian, Rev. Thomas J. Aiken.
Episcopal, Rev. John Martin.
Roman Catholic, Rev. Jos. Barry.
African ". E., Rev. p. J. Adams.
African Bethel, Rev. Jeremiah Young
LODGES-NIGHTS OF MEETINGS.
Harmony Lodge No So A. F. A. NJ: first and third
Fridays in each month.
Mount Pisgah Lodge, No. - l. o. o. F: every Tues
day night
Vannort Encampment No. 81 l. 0. O. F.; second and
fourth Friday nights.
Cecil Lodge No. 81 X. of P: every Wednesday night.
Riverside, No. &c. o. U. A M every Thursday night.
Granite, No a, l. o. G. T. every Monday night.
HOTELS.
Farmers Commercial. ]. Rutter Miller proprietor
Depot House, John II. Shannon.
Rock Run House, William Castle.
Adams Express Agents Reynolds & Bro