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New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
election Notice.

Nads6nayenuc. TTcntynntl street. and Broaiway.
OF e c ySn b5a In y s ag Pri @ i wS al nat 2aTt
street seYeniiavenuc. West Twenty and sixth
THe Tweth Election District sa contain ell that part OF
ayenae West ,' and Sew.
The Thirteenth Election District shall elnln al that part
street Eighth avenue West rect aud Ninth
Tue Fourteenth Election L,rict shall contain all that part
OF TAG city BOMBED b and yinS within west T.eay
street sNavenuo West Twenty ninth street ana Seventh
The Fifteenth Election District contain all that part Of
street seventh avenIe West Twenty eighth street and
The sixteenth Election District SHAH contain all part Of
street West twenty ninthstrcot ami smith
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that
t I t te iiy Geal oy anJ iyps & within & Wsst r@'a,y
The Elghieenth Election District shan contain all that
OF me Cy bounded by aud lying within West Thriethrr'
seena'enue West twenty ninh street aud sixth avenue
The Nineteenth lcctUn District shall contain all that
o. tn@ 9 oonndr by and lying within West street
The Twentieth Election District all that part
Eig.ayenue West twenty ninth street and Ninth avenue
Ihe Iwenyard Election District shall contain all tia
part Of The eiy bounded by and lying within We Ihoin
Tae Twenty second Election District shall all that
part OF the ciy bounded by and lying within Thirtyrs
TIE Twenty third Election District shall contain all that
S Guy D2ani Dg ana % yinf Ta VT tIea, dg ,9d
Tho twenty fourth Election District shall contain that
part of the bounded by ami lying within West Threth
srs sixth avenue West Thirty second street, ami seventh
i -, o,, ,.,., ,,,..-.., ,,,, ,.i -, ,,,,
part ~ ts ~, h,ric i y ,n} LIN, yi,Iio WI T,y.nrr
i'',I, -, ~ -; ''-
uAHf'eI HioidWay West ihrJ second street ana SIKH
ANrl'',, ..-, go . -, -.
Ethly lAh EIrcuoh D';ilct ,n. c2ntln AZ i i'
| ~ .'.i' ,'''i
I -. 90. lN',ii' "i,y hs,sSts"I I'm AI' i,"ay S ,,
~ m'e F,lu i'l,'lH I'lI'' 7li!i lA,iil an lli'
pf 0 ihr 'iy bounded by ana Nihg WITHIN Ilr5-hf't-
il, ll'i" A''T S'N'n'''''N''
lu' N,uy .ltth lt.tinh p-iltt 'uaI contain Al! 'lit
pr o' " -, NV Dln-t o{ ani wing @ @NInh IiS , Lul,u
] "'' ''''-'' ''''' ''-''' '''''' "''' '-'N'-
'.,I, - A.. ,.,.-.,- ,,,..-,.. -, ,, 80, -,
Inc N'htl mum ile'ton I~'rlct 7lal contain a. tlt
Pt'' ~ t 'l '"'i",'' l all yiE "tIH HI - 1917
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Cleeilou Nolite.

rhs Fourth Election District shall contain AL ina Rii % o.
street, Orcharreet ana iA,cey an hat port OF tho
cit 51u1di hT and Wing within EdrGgc street. Delaney
street ~ h M sS conian all that part o. tie
city bounded by aai lytoy within l.t,nf' 'oh'i''' '
The seventh Election snail contain all tla part n 1
eor street Rroonestrer; and NOrfoik street m
The Eighth Election Dsrci 5iai on 10. ~ ~ ,treet
city b,un,ed by aud lying within Grandstsee| A'n'
Broomestreci and %orioik street ,, that mart Of the
city bounded by and wing within Grand street FoSS
Election District shall contain al ih', pay "
HG.tcr. street. Forsyth street. - - =, ,,, or, q,
The Eleventh Election District gh2 contain siree an , er
street Allen street ana Cas b, oontain AL that part Of
tn city bounded by and y.ns whin Allen'ti'e ''i'nu'
The thirteenth rcciion shall contain all that part
Of the cit bDuucl by lying within Aon street. Hester
street Ludlow street. and Canil-stroet. .,.,-.--.
the Fourteenth Election district sal contain ra all 'l pat
street Hester street. ,ud Ludlow srer % u tho, mar, .,
the city bounded by and living within l't'rs'ree1 norfolk
StT eed lI Bsiret .ai contain all that part
the c'y bounded by and yin5 %ita & 'HAi 'uo' 'o'"
The scvcntcenin Election District shall contain m that
Far. PFGrSih %. tn Street ely p2ieion l,owcr
Of H. cty S1ncd 6y within the Bowery Rying-
tonstrcc Forsyth street and ,taltgn 7r-c attn al, ,t, mart
Election District shi cuh'an iH Ui' p't
o. the city bounded by and lying within FGs5h'iT'e' XIV
Tie Twentieth Election District s'2i. tIn al % Una, it @
IN al l9S TSc sirS N"rrol street AMI Stanton street
The Tweuj yist Election strict sian contain an pa' par
ton Sire"i RiSnson street al Norfos street 81, cha,
rari o Of the 1 boand by and as a,a Ryins'on 't'eet
e-;r,ct t.la2n siryi, Ia ,' ~ ci i contain an tlat
part oi the city bounded ly dni ing TitnI - '
e T%e1, irh Eic.,.on district h2 contain all that
RiirSsiTcct stanton sir e. ail Wl,t ,rr,t - ,, ,
Of he Dgnndcd by and nf l, G!'l4 mug
rait Of ths cy boauj7 D, AMI lge within
Wiicitsir t. stanton street and ColunI. street ~ tn,
TIc ia tntJ seventh Election District -'h e1ntn n lhtt
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

qr,. seventeenth Assembly >r 90 shall be divided mo
try three cc,on DISTRICTS tc extent and Limits ot "A'cn
FIR; Fccon District shan contain a that par; % The
witlJ West FOrc,h street. olNth'
'ltl DD'i..''' 4,
1 se, lection District shll contain lll that part OF
IA. CIV bnuulrd by ant viug within West F0reln street
seventh avenue West Forty second street. anu E'S"' H
~, ir Election D,,ri, su1 contain All that part OF the
CITY bounded by and lying within Wtsi i ]
F's:h avenue ives, Forty second street ana
hr Fourth Erection District shall contain an th! PiIt OF
the city bounded by aud lying within Ncs % ~ lr5S
Ninth avenue West Forty hrStreeb ana HudS'h oi MI "
lEe Fb Election District shall contain All that part OF the
city hDuneI by AMI lying within West Iorty.hsI ,tisei
Nirt av,u Most street, and Hudson OF NOith
Election p,trict shall contain a that part OF the
and lying within " oS rory 81 conn slic,
m avenue West Forty third street. and Hudson OF NOllh
EINsr ,,...,4., .t,lt .o,,atr all that mart NJ
aud lying within ost fOtty ihIu street
ruh avenue West Forty onhseet and Hudson or NORTH
me Eicth Election District shall contain all that part OF
ina civ bounded 10y and lying within West Forty
street Nnthavenuo West ForIyoaTth street. ana lehh'
% Nio Election shall contain all that part Of tho
and lying within West forty'e,ond street.
Eiehth avenue. Wcst Forty cJrth sure e. ahd
J ,,u,l by and lying within West Forty secondslrte
Syenh aytne West FOrtyhluiS street SHthavonue WoS'
F1rty fourth street and Flghth avenuo. r,.,... 81,
& Teve. Election District shall contain oil that part ot
the civ bounded by aud lying within West
M avenue West Forty siNthsree, SeYehiiaVehue "cS'
lorty n M street, and Eighth avenue. ,.,, 49,, ~,
me Twelfth Election District shall contain a Ihl! paL
Ier Nioth avenue West Forty attn street and Hudson or
N thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part
o tbe city bounded ny ant lying WITHIN West FYrY n'l.
t Niuth avenue West Forty sixth street ana hudson OF
% Fonrtconh Election shah contain all that part
trse, West Forty soyonthstreet and Ninth
avenue
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17

T1LDEN AND HENDRICKS FLAG Dis
TASTEFUL To JUDGE MACKEY.-A few
of the Democratic citizens of Lancaster
raised Tilden and Hendricks flag on the
top of the Court House, on Monday, 31st
ultimo, but objection being made by
Judge Mackey, on account of its being a
a public building, it was taken down.
The following order, made by Judge
Mackey, explains itself:
Whereas, it is esteemed unseemly and
improper TINT any flag or banner of any
political party whatsoever should be
raised upon the Court House-a building
dedicated to the administration of public
justice:
It is therefore ordered, That the Clerk
of the Court be, and he is hereby, in
structed to prevent, so far as lies in his
power, the rhoisting of any flag, or the
erection of any flagstaff, upon or above
the Court House.
It is further ordered, That should any
flag be raised upon the Court House, the
sheriff shall forthwith remove the, same |;
and that it shall be the duty of the sheriff
to prevent the raising Of any, flag what
soeyer upon the said building; and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to use
the necessary force, pursuant to law, in
the due execution of this order.
T. ]. MACKEY, Circuit Judge.
AUGUST /. 1875,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17

A PAIR OF WITs.-Chester6eld and
Voltaire, born in the same year (1694, }
were warm and lifelong friends. What
ever may have been the erratic French.
mans yagaries and niffs, for he never had
a friend whom he did not at some time
abuse, Lord Chesterfield was too much
of a gentleman to take offense, or even
notice.
On certain occasion the two friends
were in company at grand ball in Paris
given by the Kings favorite. Chester
field stood by 8 marble pillar, gazing up.
on the brilliant assemblage of ladies,
when Voltaire accosted him:
"My Lord, you should be q Judge in
such matters. Now, seriously, do you
not think our French ladies the most
beautiful you ever saww
'Upon my word," replied Chesterfield
with nod and smile, II am not ajudge
Of paintings"
Not long afterwards Voltaire crossed
over to England and was present ore
evening at a party given by an EugIsh
nobleman in London. 4 lady IN tht
company, sparkling in jewels AID i'ghi,,
rouged, was particularly attentisc to sht
noted Frencl,man. eagrossiug much cl
his discourse. Chesterfield. observing,
came up and tapped his friend on the
shoulder.
"Be wary, monsieur, or You will be
captivated."
''No fear, my Lord" quickly retorted
Voltaire. ~ am not to be captured by
an English craft sailing under French
colcrs."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17

DoN'T OvERTAsK THE YOUNG BRAIN.
The minds of children ought to be
little, if at all, until the brain develop
ment is nearly complete, or until the age
of six or seven years. And will those
years be wasted? or will the future man
be more likely to be deficient in mental
power and capability than one who is
differently treated? Those years will not
be wasted. The great book of nature is
open to the infant, and the child's prying
Investigation; and from natures pages
may be learned more useful information
than is contained in all the children's
books that have ever been published.
But even supposing those years to have
been absolutely lost, which is anything
but the case, will the child be eventually
the loser thereby? We contend with
our author, that he will not. Task the
mind during the earlier years, and you
,,ot oc.!v ex.1ose the child to greater risk
or isl. ',ered arain-not only, it may
= - - s,undation for morbid ex-
q :. rain, that may one day end
II i n,,r-but you debilitate its bodily
noTs:., ;:.d by so doing, to all intents
and purposes the mind will eventually be
a loser in its powers and capabilities.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17
SCARED TO DEATH BY A GOOD SIGN.

SCARED TO DEATH BY A GOOD Sign.
"A young lady in Reading, Pennsyl-
vania, has Just died, most injudiciously
and indiscreetly, of fright, caused by
misunderstanding natural phenomenon
of the most consolatory character. She
had her photograph taken and showed
the picture to her mother, who examined
it, and then said: "Why, this picture
has deaths head on it." She pointed
to the tie worn about the lady's throat,
and what looked like skull was dis
tinctly seen on the picture, and it ex-
cited some curiosity. No attention was
paid to this, and few days afterward
one of her photographs was looked at
again, and to their great astonishment
they discovered that the figure, or what
greatly resenbled it, of another skull
had appeared just above it. This was
also pointed out to the young lady, and
she became deathly pale, and took to her
bed. She slowly sank, and in two
months after she had the pictures taken
she was corpse. Obviously these two
skulls meant that the young lady would
have two husbands, and survive them
both. Instead of which she allowed her
inexperienced mother to frighten her to
death. The education of young women
in this country is not what it should be.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17

A CoMpLA1sANT1 JuRY.-An eminent
Judge went on the Welsh Circuit, and did
not know the Welsh language. A man
accused of stealing horse was defended
by well-known Welsh lawyer, and the
case seemed hopeless for the prisoner.
The willy advocate requested permission
of the judge to address the jury, them
selves Welshmen in their native tongue,
and the request was granted. The advo-
cate, who admitted to the jury that there
was hardly the shadow Of a defense for
his client, assured them that the judge,
who was the kindest-hearted person in
the world, and hated to convict any one,
would be only too delighted if the jury
would by any means find it possible to
acquit him. Upon this the jury, full of
desire to please his lordship, announced,
with beaming countenances, to the utter
surprise of the Judge, that they found the
prisoner mot guilty" In vain the jud ge
attempted to expostulate. The jury, de-
lighted at the pleasure they had afforded
his lordship, would not listen to word,
and the prisoner was acquitted.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17
HoME.MADE CREAM CANDY.-T

HOMEMADE CREAM CANDY.-To a
coffee-cupful of white sugar add two ia:
blespoonsfll of water to dissolve lit and
boil, without stirring, in bright tin pan
until it will crisp in water like molasses
candy. Just before it is done put in a
teaspoonful of extract vanilla, or lemon
or peppermint essence, and u quarter ol
a teaspoonful of cream of tarter. When
done, pour out into buttered pan, and
when cool enough to handle, work it as
you would molusses candy until it is per.
fectly white, then stretch and lay on a
marble slab or molding-board with q
chopping knife cut into mouthsful and
lay it on buttered paper Oh plate
When children want candy, by all means
let them have that made at home, and
they will not eat plaster of paris, chalk
starch and poisonous compounds which
derange their stomach and ruin their
teeth.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17

LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH.-Pay but
half the attention to the condition of
your lungs that you do to the condition
of your purse, and you will not only pro-
long your own life, but your children
will inherit that from you over which
there will be no wrangling, no strife, no
false swearing; treasure divided by
natures own hand, in which your sons
and your daughters, the eldest and the
Youngest "shall share and share alike" "
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17
Economy Of Expenditure.

To enable this to be DONE the combined
resources of the Railway Lines South of
Norfolk, together with those of the Balti-
more Steam Packet Company and the Old
Dominion Steamship Company will be cm-
ploycd, and the individual tourist, the social
party of ten, twenty or more; or the civic
or military organization of Ole hundred to
three hundred, can each be cared for in u
manner that will satisfy their desires.
Price Lists, Time Cards and all needful
information are now in hands of our Agents.
1t will be to the interest of every indi-
vidual and each organization proposing to
make this trip to communicate with the
undersigned.
A Centennial Exhibition Guide Book as
authorized by the Commission will be given
to the purchaser of each Centennial Ticket
Call on or address the following named
agents of the Atlantic Coast Line:
J.H. White, Macon; A. L. Reed, Savan-
nah; H. V. Tompkins, Atlanta; NJ. ]. Di-
vine, Macon w. ]. Walker, Montgomery.
A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, n. G.
NAV 4, 1876 il Am
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17
THE
.PAMETTO COTTON GIN.

THE PALMETTO is but another name
u for the Griswold Gin, with all the Ia
test improvements, and for style, workman
ship, beauty of finish, &C., will compare
with the best Gins made, and in perform
ance is surpassed by none. To be convinced
of this, it is only necessary to give them q
trial. Satisfaction always guaranteed, and
references given when desired.
The best CONDENSERS made furnished
to order. Betting and Gin Material kept OH
hand. Address the manufacturer,
j. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
Ninety Six, S. C..
Agent for the Sweep Stakes Thresher and
Champion Reaper.
July %, 1876 . 3m
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-17

A person who was sent to prison for
marrying two wives, excused himself by
saying that when he had one she fought
him, but when he got two they fought
one another.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Summons.

The State Of Nevada. county Of LYON. Sc, "
the District Cour; Of the Third Judicial DIS.
trictt
1DNHE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS To
Il james j. Peters greeting Yen s-e her.
by summoned TO sppeSr in an action cogu.
msnced against ys'u a. defendant by Iuh'
BeInetts az plsintiff Ia the District Coart af
the Third Judicial District, in and for tn
county of Lyon, stale Of Nevada. a; pSssos5
IN said county. and snswsr the compliant
therein WHICH Is on Ole with the clerk of ssla
court, within ten days sfter Til. service on you
Of this summons exclusive Of he day -
servicel IL served in said county. o- twent,
DAYS If served ou' Of al roaufy but wit ii
said distri (. and in all ether cssss forty ,isys
or Judgement nv default will be taken asssus
you aceardins g. the prsysr Of the said cos.s
plant The said x.ttun Is Brought h recuvt,
Judgment scsins, ssii defendant IN favor ~
this pisi til for tise sum II sSa. du. plaintiff
for livery bill. WOOD. hoard snd lod.ina b.
twes THE l~t ssye 81 January ls76. su1 the $,
dsy Of Jnly. isTs: and for the tursher sum 50
$50 'nr work and labor done or defendant =
his ia-tsrcs and request Ivy on F. u Eh
VII eh account has been duly assigned b. thi
plaintiff. all OF which more fu'ly SppeA- ey
stnnlsiut d ed herein, O. which Won ~. ?
ferrei And YOU are further notified iha, s.
yau fail 10 appear and snswer tie said cen
plaint. the said nisintln will appls e. IA
Court for the rrlief prayed for 81 complaint
and take jadg aent for the said sum and inter.
est, b@sides coste.
hereunta set my hand and fixed the SEA
Of said court this eighth day Of Jaiv, A. d
1876 J. A. BoSHAM.
Clerk Of the District Court of the Third Ju
dicisi District. Nevads-
JoHS POWELL in. Attorney for Plaintiff
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21

And in scoordanrc wt h law, and an order
of the Beard OF Direct r.. mate ON the isth
day June, 1915. 81 msny shares OF each
parcel Of snt h stock rs mss be necessary viii
be sold .. plbltc suction al the offiee OF
the company. No. IA Montgomery street,
Room L. San Francisco. Cal. on FRIDAY
tie aAsh day ~ Ansast. 1910, at the hanr ~
eloek P. " ~ said day. b. pay said d.
linqnrnt assessment thereon. iagsts,r wssh
costs * advertising aud expenses 81 the sale
THAp. u FITCH Sec'y
OfFIC Room /. aso Montgomery street.
San Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Delinquent Sale.

a UREOLA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
N Company location 81 principal plsee
Z business. san Franz SEQ. California ll-
stiun # works. Devils tiate MmipG district
Lyon COunty. Nevada t3rr-InSTe krr e.
.ipquent upo.. the following iys rlecd II = l.,
... arcuuut OF aesSse.t,,lt N. u levi II On
tue 18Th day 81 1aEr, $50. the sey raj
sMuuprs .e' opposite tue usIets OF the r,s-
spectiye shxryh llders a. follow:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
~LAsaow eo1p AND SILVER

~IASGow GOLD AND SILVER
u Mining Company Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate Min
ing District, Lyon County, Nevsds. -
Notice Is hereby given that .. = meeting
of the Trustees of said company. held on the
9Th day Of August. 1876, al assessment, ne. -
of Fifteen as Cents per share was LEVIED upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary Ut the once OF the Company.
ANY stock upon which this ASSESS
ment shall remain unpaid on the Ssh day OF
September, 1876. will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale At public suction; and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on SAT
tRDAy. the sosh day of September. 1876. to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
soets Oh advertising and expenses of sale.
JNO. A. REiCHERr, Sec'y.
OAce 80 Pine street. Rooms - and II.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Administrators Notice

NO cREDIruRs.--NuTIce Is HEREBY
- given by Isaac Leversee. the under.
signed. siiainistrator II the estate u NJ j.
brssbois, deceased, 10 tie creditors II and ali
persons having claims against sad deceased To
exhibit the same With the necessary vauc hers
within four mouths from the irss pnhlicatlo
OF this notice to the unasrsisned At his office
In Dayton, Lyon county Nevada.
ISAAC LEvERSEs, Administrators.
JOHN POWELL. in, Attorney for the Estate.
76
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
4 Administering Notice

mo CREDITORS Is HEREBY
y given by @. W Burier, the undersigned
administrator Of the estate al Daniel gurrier
decea sed. to the creditors Of and all person,
having claims against said deceased TO exhihi,
the same with the necessary vouchers within
zen months from the first publication Of thi,
notice to the undersigned At his residence q,
Carson River. Lyon county. Nevada
g ". 30 stER. Administrator
@. W. KErTH. Att m y for the Administer
Tor.
Dayton. August u. ISIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Delinquent Sale.

A-oRTH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company Location of principal
place ui business City and County Of San
Francisco. California LocA;ioD Of works
Devils Gate District, Lyon County. Ne
da-Nu,ice--There are Delinquent upon the
following d. serieed stock, ON account IT a.
scssmcu; l>o. y levied on the 3lst day OF
June. 1870 the sevtrsi anounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders rs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
IL III & IL 4. ! |.
tTT6. !, 1875,
. r. o CT u ATl 0 ".
Chicago aad N,r,hwastern
Ha;!Wdy.

A. RAJ POPULAR RoI re OVERLAND
q IN S,s;. rss>sa-vr~ for CAT saso
Ns,s4rs p l. plst~"ar- pit.'triphta y
,-,..y ls1.t,se NV RI Is - q. y a.
.t6er ~ SIS, >Aaal ossy ia g
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
D.NEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING

nANEY GUILD ANU Sly En- MININv
II Company. Location of Principal place
Of business San Francisco. California 10
cation Of works, Lyon County, state Of Ne
vsia Notice is hereby given that a, meet
ing of the Directors neld on the 2dih day O;
July. 1876. an assessment no, 2 Of Fifteen
ilsl cents per share WAS levied on the capital
stock OF said company. payable Immediately
In United States gold coin, TO the Secrets-y At
the Office of the Company. NJ. $40 California
street, Room No. s, San Francisco, CSlifornis.
ANY stock up0 which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirty srs. day Of Aug
ust. 1875. will he delinquent; ani Sdveriis d
for sale st public snction; snd unless payment
10 N sde before. will be sold nn THURSDAY
the 7lst day Of September, 1870, to paw the de-
linSaent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. r spINNEY, Secretary.
Once, No $40. California street, Room Ne.
g. San Francisco, California.