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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
il GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.


street ferries as follows -
with Pun IN palaces cars attached . 30 A. NJ and I'D
r. NJ. sunday. q and 80 r. NJ.
ana c Mex CONNECTING a. Cory os f,usvs
Petroleum Centre and the oil regions . ,w
inson Espress of Pullman pa-lor car. daily except
Sunday, so A. sf,ys wanassS9 sasssg .les R'sa
sp9 a% 81 20 Z y. AID u night, Sunday,
For trains 20 Newsrx Elizabeth Kahysy frince.o Irsn
ton Perth Ambsy flemngion Bcr,dsss ar and oshs
1'sa: ooF s!sf sg9a d.y pissa' s1s
From fhsdeIplia, BIO Gao e;,s io:lA. 4 20 u IS
sunday 5:i0 6:2o ss55, II "a A. NJ, $50 and lo;A
Ticnc. Offices 5as and "a Broadway No Assor House
and Of Desbrcses and Cortland sta No. Court
Brookyn; sos ,a lie and lis Hudson st.. Hoeoksa
TEAsIs THOMSON, d. NJ BOYD Jr.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Aesat
DHILADELPHTA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THB
YORK PIER North River ioos Rector st. s:45 A. H. scs
dcpha. Long Branch vneiand &c: r. ~, for PhiladeL
phs Lgns STSnes. syS ry9shsTsSn & &C; for Long
IL Of spring st.For Rondout and kingson connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing Il Highland
fo"s.ksersie and Esaps. ssssmSos;s THOMAS ~SR CUR
TELL leave every Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY.
nhns sDns s pier 4 Sos.h River 1f M'aA''day' Friday
CroxISGroN LINE EOR BOSTON.
~ Reduction OF Fare.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and dNARRAGANSETT. from
pier ~ North River. foot Of Jay stat 5P.M.
Providencc Line.
EacEr 1% Eirs x ass SSFss Ixs oG q ps place Steamships
THE ALBANY AND TROY LINE OF DAY BOATS
will running on WEDNESDAY. May "a
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A T AUCTION.
SALE
OF
ChOICE THOROUGHBRED
TRUTTING STOCK.
SALE

lnOlilSo oiOSh.
HANDSOME BAY GgLDISs, g ETHAN z ALLEN .sess.
very nobby driver; raised In orange warranted
MSSS LaRE siR nsy as DgS H.ss
H. TfioMAs. dam BY Pilot: shi. mare j. lss hands.
s IN x M sa
win esrsiny .ro down y ,hs = e., this she
sonn'r .pes vS ysS, las. Er1g =
nc n
Seso"isn dam Sy seeys American Star his col, i i.a
hsr. ,e se THIS " was puS by h
" eight mSn,s old .a . ,o ,. Joe Gavin, O
rapisd rS u W sye pEnDiSG CHARLEY KAHN oa,ca IN
dam Camden mare. lie can trot his ms in a.so sure
Orange $ ans.s 10.
isss BY Young
the zee in 25 can beat io fine gaised good dis
oSE SIDE bar top Wagon. in frs. class condition. made
TO order ), Iy y, yanduser. at cost q sS25 !,
..TiiREE SUITS Of Horse Clothing, Stable Blankets.
Comprising the choicest ..o offered for sale this
H. MeSamaras stables. corner Of 72d st. and 4sh av
n this stock is not sold At private ew,l be sold 70 the
highest 0aae'v VAN 'Tas T%ssELi. SELL Xxi Kh%RSEY, 4 I
FRIDAY. May III. 1875.
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ.
At their Auction Mart.
no. III and ia East 18th st.
a GREAT BARGAiN.-AN ELEGANT FIRST CLASS
IN top Wagon. used eight times: be No. )
IVES, 18th st. private stable, In the rear
4 CANADIAN HORSE. YEARS OLD. 10 HANDS
~ high aud sound; price $40 40 West s0h 81.
SPLENDID FRESH MILK DURHAM COW FOR
n sale miiks 10 quarts Of mix day, sale. 40
last 18th q.
4 LADY LEAVING THE CITY. WISHES 10 SELL
"A very low tor cash an elegant Clarence, by Wood
Bros. rood new also Coupe Kockaway Livery stables,
10 West 3Sth 81
4 -BUGGIEs. SIDE BAR AND FULL SPRING PARK
"A and Pony Phnetons, kocknways. jaeger agons
The famous WOODBURY. DEPOf WAGOx . specially.
The best ~ work nt the lowest possible prices.
JOHN MOORE. 81 Warren NJ. HARNESS.
ceivabc STYLE spring Laprobes Stable and Dress Shcot
Boots Harness. Liquid Backing. &c.
A THE GREATEST BARGAIN UFFETED YET.
n. $50 CASH WILL BUY GENTLEMAN'S
Road Turnout complete consisting Of beautiful bay Horse.
old lJtt hands high. flowing aud long tall
ne and action warranted sound and Kind and
three mnusts; elegant top Buggy and enc Har
private stable No rs West 27th 81 between Broad
aud 9TH av.
4 ELEGANT PARK PnAEToN. GOOD As NEW,
"A. $40. with double Harness. $500 Pony Phacton,
$3.50 on 7th Hv
IINLF COST. TWO FULL SPRING TOR WAGONS,
N side light Phacton and light Road Wagon.
single and double Harness Private stable, 33d st, corner
Of 4th
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posT OFFICE SoTIcE-TIE FOREIGN NAILS fOH
the week ending Saturday, May 90 1870. will close ~
THIS once on Tuesday " A. NJ Tor Europe per steamer
wyoming via Vneenstown Wednesday, a. 30 a. NJ.
Tor Europe per steamer scotia. via Quecnsown Thurs-
day - u ~ ~. Tor Europe per steamer wieland ".
Plymouth. Cherbrurg and Hamburg; saturday. ~ IL
A. ~. for Great Britain. Ireland and France
uermsnc. via Qucenstowu. nnd 1T II A. NJ ior Scotland
via GLASGOW: and at 30 A. ~ for Europe. steamer
France direct per steam er abrsdnr Via Hsvre The es
for China. Ac. win leave Francisco june The oes
Tor Australia. 6c will leave San Frnncisc0 Nay -. "
r. H. JAMES. POetmoooof.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

rlR FR4xcIs GoULARD. LATE PROFESSOR III
Paris lectures semiweeky. Private offices for
Of patients. Al West 33th Nervous debility and dis
Of and speedily erndcated Consultation
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POST OFFICE NOTICI

rINHE ALBANY AND TROY LINE or DAY BOA
will commence running on WEDNESDAY,. May "a.
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TlISEASES OF MEN a SPECIALITY.
IL HENRY A. DANIELS. ". D.. ia Lexington av.,
roth st.. Once hours frvm Sto3.
DR. JAMES CAN BE SPECIALLY co SsULTED on
~ disase Of men, at 90 Fulton moderate charges;
honorable confidence thorough treatcnt 20 years exps
rirn free.
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1,ExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
West. carrying the United states mail-The steamer
STATE OF TGxAs. Captain Iolger, win :, sail
Saturday. May 20 at r. NJ from pier 20 East River.
Through bills Of lading given all points the Houston
and Texas Central International and Great Northorn 0a
vcston Houston aud Henderson, and tho Galveston harris
burg aud san Antonio railroads Frchts and Insurance. s
lowest rates For freight having superior
commodations apply to q. H. MALLORY CO.. i53
Aai1c l4taa
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N.
Procesaings 81 che CsIissrnia Ne
publIeau State Couvensiou.

puDiicsu Sesso sonsonshou.
S,S Francisco, August 9.-The Repub-
lican State Convention for the nomination
Of Presidential electors met at 100 o'clock
p. NJ. In Horticultural Hall. There Was q
full attendance. Tho convention was
called To order BY A. Z. Abell, Chairman
Of the State Central Committee. w. G.
Norton was chosen temporary Chairman
and Marcus d. Boruck temporary Sec
rotary. After 4 brief recess the Chair APP
pointed Committees on CREDENTIALS, Per-
manent Organization and Resolutions. A
recess was taken for an hour.
On Resembling the report Of the Gem.
mittee on Credentials was adopted. The
report Of the Committee on Permanent
Organization recommended for President,
W. II. Norton of Placer county ; for Vice
Presidents, ". Y. Sears Of San Francisco /;
l.. II. Foote Of Sacramento, II. Bunnel OF
Napa and II. N. Brigg OF Santa Clara ;
for Secretary, NJ, ID. Boruck. Order Of
BUSINESSMAN assessment Of 80 on each
member and $40 from each candidate the
nomination OF A State Controller n
elector from each Congressional District
and two At large ; election of State Cen.
tral Committee. one from each judicial
by the Chairman,
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS NOT being
ready IN rcnort. The Convention adjourned
am T.,
I~mmeJi.,elv after adiournment tho del.
.,.tes ~ The f;r.t and second Congress.
ionsl Dis,ric,s met In the hall and nomin.
80 ,osnac,ivaIy tar Conc,es. Uorace
nsv,. AMI IT. y p.Ss.
AaN ~ @aAs NY
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GENERAL NOTES.

TnK New York World. a thoroughly
partisan Democratic paper. says: II tho
impression made by Mr.. Bri.tow's reti.
cencs Ia unjust to President Grant. Mr..
Bristow's conduct cannot very easily be
rsconcilsd with any proper canons OF
personal and official loyalty. Mr. bris'
tow continued to BE- y member Of Presi'
dent Grants Cabinet down TO the Assem-.
bling Of the Cincinnati Convention. II
during all that time be knew President
Grant 10 be unworthy Of the public con-
Hdence. why did he remain In his Cab
met. and in those confidential relations
With his chief about the sanctiiy oi
which he nov PROCESSES to feel 80 much
more concern than the chief himself !
II. on the contrary. nothing ever came
to his knowledge Of n nature to shake
his confidence in the Presidents intsg'
rity. why does no now put himself be-
fore the country in tho attitude 81 one
"winibg to wound. and yet afraid to s'rihs'"
Mr.. Bristow's courss IL no doubt more
or less advantageous to the Democratic
party. but that is not q sufficient rea-
son for spproving conduct which GER
tainly seems u DO equally inconsistent
with personal loyalty to the President
and with fidelity to the best interests oil
the country.
TurHs is o good deal Of sound com.
mou sense in the following which We
clip FROM the London Spectator: The
prominent men in American politics
are usually poor men, and to make
poor men Secretaries Of State. place
them in the most expensive capital in
the world. anil pay them less than e.
900 a year. Is to offer them every tempt
alton for Illicit gain. Yet this is what
IL done in the United States. and the
President. as President. has no power
to alter the system. He can instigato
his own party to vote m increase ri AL
aries, or no can even recommend such
increase by message: but II he does. he
will 10 overwhelmed with obloquy.
The regular American yeoman. who
does not pay bis clergyman decsnily-
we speak OF the rural dis.Ficts-and
thinks his doctor well of with $4,000 a
year. cannot understand what q secrs'
tsry Of State wants with twenty times
as much. He feels as tho English
country gentleman felt in ises-that be
10 being taxed that . placeman may bs
fat. and to the extent Of his capacity he
resents n increase in his servants
direct wages. II they steal. he thinks
they 10 not steal from him.
THr bridge. crossing the Thames
River for general purposes in London
proper are the following: Baitsrsea,
Lambeth. vau,hall. Westminster. Char
ing Cross. Waterloo. Blsckfriars. South
wsrk and London Bridge. which Is the
last toward the sea. all ocean steamers
and large vessels being compelled to
anchor below. II Is now proposed to
bald snother bridge across the river.
Just below the Tower. and about q quar-
ter Of . mile below LoIdop Bridge. alta
cost estimated at nearly s2,bs0.0Q0.
Hampton Cont Bridge. the last on the
Thames on yhiah tolls were levied. has
been thrown open free TO tao public. the
tolls having been ertineuished forsys.
by a public outlay n 100000.
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~SoR THIS EkLIxr. arcn
1IlASkS-


The telegraph tells Us that the dead.
lock between the two houses Of Con.
gress on the Appropriation bill is end
ell. and that our national legislature
will o probably adjourn by Saturday.
II seems that Sam Randall has kept
awake day in the committee room.
and after CONSULTATION with the other
members. receded on behalf Of the
Democratic House. from his position in
regard 10 the reduction Of tho salaries
OF the President ami Congressman.
This il a relief for which We have to
thank the Democrats. and We cheer
fully tender them u grateful acknowl.
edgemsnts. After this week the tsls-
graph will no longer be freightsd with
long accounts Of the testimony Of crazy
witnesses before Investigating commit.
tees almost as crazy Is themselves. We
shall hear no more Of reform"
speeches. and the word ECONOMY will
no longer crate upon our ssnsi.
I'VE ears. Suppressed kilograms will be
. thing Of the past. and doorkespsrs
''bigsr than old Grant will no more
raise their CHASTITY forms to harrass US.
We shall sleep in peace. knowing that
Washington is no longer invaded by a
horde Of Confederate soldiers. and feel
ing that until December. ct least. the
United States Treasury is free from the
inroads Of their thisving hands. We
have Lost u fast mail /: We have lost
u Sunday mail !; our army Is reduced
to such APPOINT that General Crook dares
not attack q band OF miserable Indians.
but We can stand all this with becoming
e~onplacsncy now that 70 know Con-
gress is to adjourn. and tho Democratic
House can do no greater injury to the
country. In November the people will
elect Republican representatives. and
then the harm done will 10 undone.
With Hayes and Wheeler in the White
House and 4 Republican Congress We
can soon retrieve the stupid errors Of
the :" Reform party.
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A MINING BOARD n NEw yOKl

y ">'>" " W." ~
New York is to have a Mining Stock
Exchange. in which the stocks Of the
Nevada mines are to he bought and sold,
as they are in the San Francisco boards.
Tho gentlemen who have started the
enterprise are all we'll known business
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suocLD China grant ths demands Of
the German Miniaer. the entire country
would be thrown OPEN to commerce. aud
foreigners would be allowed 70 navigate
the rivers. Considerable delay may be
expected before the Chinese accord thea
concessions. Nevertheless, GERMANY
deserves credit for demanding them.
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IL our tslsgraphic columns will be
found Q runor from San Francisco to
the effect that the Palace Hotel 10 to be
closed and that Senator J. p. Jones. Of
this State. Is financially embarrassed.
While 90 do aot bslievs there Is any
truth in the rsmor. vs Pnst IL a. .
matter Of news for what il Is worth.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Fer Prssidsss q the r.issd ssaiss,
RUTHERFORD o.. AAYGs,
op onlo.
Fer Vice Prssiasss,
WILLIAM a. wHERLRR,
~ NEW Torn.
LOOK At THEIR wAn RkcoRD-.

LOOK AT THEIR wAR RKCORD-.
No true Republican wishes to keep
alive the sectional animosiiss engsn-
dsrsd BY the war u the Rebellion. On
the contrary II has been the policy 81
the party in power. ever sincs the eloss
Of hostiliiiss. 10 no treat the Southern
State. that they should become con-
WINGED that We look upon them ~ sis
tiers. In . common family. and upon
their citizens as brother Americans. In
the cause Of liberty and 10 Perpstnsie
our union. We fought these states. and
snbjugaied them alter u long and costly
struggle. In any monarchy or empire
they would have been treated as con-
quer-d provinces. and reduced to u
position but little better than that Of
slavery. We did nothing Of the kind.
Our Republican principles forbade Il.
We opened our arms to our erring
brothers, and restored to them all the
rights OF citizenship. which they hal
really forfeited BY their treason. They
have their Representatives. and Senator'S
in our Congress to-day. a. they did he
fors the war. They stol. u forts. and
scattered our navy. and then killed our
fathers. sons. and brothers. We forasve
them all this. and placed them again in
n position to do the same thing. provi-
dsd they can secure tho aid Of enough
Northern Democrats 10 enable them to
control the government. This Is the
way in which the Republican party has
striven to keep alive the animosities
sngsndsrsd by the war.
But while We are generous to our
fallen foes. We cannot AFFORD TO forget
the feet that there VAS . war. nor to
neglect the lesson which that war
teaches. The last eleven years Of peace.
too, are pregnant with instruction which
il becomes ne to heed. We see that the
South 10 as reasonable in spirit 20 n
IL was in 1860. We see the American
dag insul,ed. and negroes massaersd in
cold blood for the awful crime Of having
been born black. We see all this. and
We cannot help remembering that the
men who are psrpstraiine these atrocities
are professors Of Democratic principles.
and the ssmo men who are making the
country rssound with their false cry OF
reform.
II 10 natural that We should remember
all this. especially at this time. when
the great duty Of slseiins . new admin
istniion dsvolves upon US. II il nat
urai, too. In view Of the facts which the
past history Of our country reveals 10
us. that We should AJAX the question. in
all seriousness. "whAt manner Of men
are these for whom We are called to
votsf How did they stand on the great
issues involved In the war; Were they
pstriots. fehtine for the Republic. or
were they engaged in giving all and
comfort. either actively or passively. to
the southern trsitoni" Fortunately
these questions can he answered.
Have. T,ld.n and H.ndriels hsv.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Remember that prosn.iinsiion lie the Inlet II
time. u you are ~.


10 matters not what your innble- may h~.
rome and let the Doctors examine your case.
II will ro-t you nothing fot consultation: -
please call and sAtisfy yourselves whether ib~y
understand your case " eurAble, they viii
tell you 50: " not. they will tell you thai Zoe
they VIII not undertake . csse nnl,-- robid~ni
OF efrecilng . cure.
YOUNG MRNi
Who may he suffering from The Effects of
youthiml fOllier or indisc rrt.on. will do wrIlto
ayailthemselyrs of this. the giesieri boon ever
laid ~ the altar % suffering humanity. DIR. n,
CO. viii guarantee To forfeit i've hundred dol
lars for every rase nj seminal weakness or pfi.
rate disease Of any kind or character which
they undertake and fall To cure. They woali.
therefore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer who.
may rad this notice, that you Aretrcading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy Tor your complaint
lou may he IN the hr-t stage remember, yon
are approaching the last. II you are bordering
npon the last. and are .nfiering SOME Of IL
evil effects, remember that 10 you ob.tinairly
persist in procra-tinatiOn, the time must comsr
when the most skillfal physician can ran.
der you no assistance: when the doors VI bops
VIII De closed agAin.i yoa when nossf,lof
they lsilrd ~ -ncr-r.. Theu VT not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination. hut avail
youfselfo o the beneficial retnlt. Of their treat.
ment before your case II beyond the reach az
mrul'hiskll, or beIotr rfim death hntrissyou
% aprrmainregrays.
MiDDLR.AGRD MIMI
There are mahy OF the are Of ~ 10 90 Who
are iroabled with loo frequent evaeuat'ons
OF the bladder. olen accompanied by q siight
smarting OF burning sensation. and q weaken.
Ing OF the system In q manner the patient ran.
not account Tor. On examining the urinary de.
posits,a ropy sediment will often he f0und, and
sometimes small particles OF albumen will a..
pear. or the color will he of . thin and miiki.h
hue. again changing To = dark and torpid sp.
peafanee.. There are many men whodie ofthlp
dinculy, Ignorant OF the cause, which IL the
second stage of seminal weakness. DR.. S.A
% Will guarantee . perfect cure In all snsh
cs.es, and Z healthy restoration OF the gentle
urinary orrans.
DR. sPiNNEy 9. we'll known as founder OF
the Montreal 90. H. Medical Institute, ami
isie proprietor OF the spinneyyiile Infru airy.
DIR. u. J. sPRRR. now as.ocistsd With Or.
spiLney, 70 . regular graduate Of harvard Cal.
lege, and having had . large eipetisuce in hos.
plial aud special praetice. 10 now one Of the
most competent physicians In America far the
treatment Of chroulo aud special diseases.
Once Hour 10 o and g 90 y. SUNDAYS.
from y TO IL A. y. only. Consultation free,
Thorough sraminaiion and adyio~, IS.
Call or sddrrss DIR. sPlNNHYX CO.
cornss Onion and q STREETS (opposlis Int.ns
tional Hotel. Virginia. Nevada. IAN
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rHr. IL rmR nR-r RorrR EA>r

t,.,,.,t Is ofsrIEL RAILS. and on II has leu
mai, ihs fastest time that has ever been niaielA
thi. country. ~ TIL. rolie ps,,snfr,s Iyr pI.nN
h. The Piit.bun, ror w.,ns AMI chls,sa ant
ssiiy' with Pullman Palace Car lhfoagh IL
IshIl.islphls anil New york on each tnaln. onr
through train. with Pullman falaes Car.
nv m, Iats shore aud Michigan southern RAilsay
~ ami Connections New YORK Central aid kils
Railroads -Thr.r through ifsln, JAM ssh
M rsrs. through 10 New iork.
A, iI. Nh. hisan cenitai, ufapi Trunk. uifsi
~ Western anil kris AMI New iott ..hifsl h.li
a.. Drawing Rs,ni aud rlssplng, Caf,, ihr,nsh
To New Yors.io Niagars fali.. hnnA", h'-h'
r..rr, o. s's md nhlo Raiin.d-Two throash
" trains daily. villa Pullman r.laos Car. isI
Ss@srt' Z.nss,ll.. wh-eIlns. Washington a'.i
Baliinofr. ~iihani change.
This A. the shortest. l~.i AMI onl, Ito. runhin.
paliman,s ,.lpbfated Palace sirepins taf., aihi
ss,..hs. connecting with Union Padle Railroad
al Omaha aud from the Ms,i, va ut.isi yaH' in.a,
Marshall. t-iar hsptI.. ,Iln'""' '"'""s '"' w
On. l.f Chlsas" AMI the hat
Thl. ,.,pnlar r.ni. u unsarpss-si fyt rpsei.
csmior AMI SAFETY. The .lsa"th. s.l ia.s.,r'
AMI perlrst irask VI steel rails, the srlshfai.i fsll
man Palace sI-eping Ears. the perfect I,irs,ap..
system of moving trains. The teshlanit VIII ~hhh
they run, the admirable arfangrnifhi w, .unh'hs
through ears 10 Chicago ifoLi all points Ne.L
c,irs d. lsssrilser- all The ."mhsus VI ine-irfn HAL
ga, travelling. No change" IL ssfs ahi no i"ii""s
delays AZ isuis-.
pas..ar.rs viii nni iicksts via ibI. "a. tvule
sttbs ll~i,sral Tiek.t Ones u the Central Pa.inc
N.llr,.t la san iranst~ro abi saatainsntyl ali ~
sliIbr Ticket Dnlsrs 9th. tsniTal PAsin. Railroad.
". % stkNNErf.
MARVIN uUGHIra Gen. Pass. Agent.
Ten, supt.. chicago.
a.. q. srANMOOD. Gsnspi Agency, W Mo"i
rotnsy street. San fIancis.o, suloh
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fPused August Z. isIs.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or THE
1 Town OF sold Hill do srdaini
SECTION 4. section I Of Ordinance No. %,
entitled I. An Ordinance b. authorize the tssu'
sncs OF Bonds 10 defray the contingent er'
pcnsss Of the Town OF Gold HUI. passed July
IL, is7G.- " hereby amended 90 a. 70 rad q
Of The Board OF Trustees OF the Town OF Gold
NH are hersby authorized and rrquired %
issus four bonds OF the Town Of Gold Hill. In
the sam Of ave thousand dollars each. United
States gold coln."
SIC, 4. This Ordinance shall tsks s1set and
he In force from The date Of " psssage.
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
a. a,, sS'a J. hi II. u.nnr.. CLERK pro ten. auto Nv
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e si, Geld T. a' 4. u.uu... CLERK pro .... .slo !.

MAxON CONSOLIDATED HIN.
"A ING COMPANY. Location Of principal
place Of busipess. San Fnnclsco, California.
Location OF works, Deyirs Gate District,
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notics IL hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Trustees Of said Company. held on the sth
day Of August, 1879, an assessment mo. u oil
Fiiteen lD Gents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In gold coin Of the United States.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 9th day OF Sep.
tsmber, 1870. will be delinquent, and I'd.
vertised for sale II public auction. and I'M.
lees payment 10 made before will be sold on
SATCRDAY. tbs soth day OF September. 1910.
TO pay the d~ellnqasni assessment. together
JNO. A. RElCHRkf. secretary.
Onhce-No. 80 Pine street, Rooms % and 81.
saa Francisco. California. aui0td