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Sch Chalcedony. Ingalls,. Machias,-shingles and
R h ties to Kicker & Hersey.
Sch Eureka Mayo. Machias-shlngles. &c, TO Rick
er & Hersey.
Sch fremont, Mocre Gouldsboro-c posts and
RR ties to Kicker & Hersey.
Sch Marcel. Anderson. Wiscasset.
Sch Cerulea, Simmons, Friendship.
Sch TIavers, Lane, Swans lslant
Sch Hayes Newman fremont.
Sch Brilliant Wheeler st George
Sch Mary Elizabeth DAVIS ROuud Pond.
Sch NJ Branscomb, Dodge. Calais for Boston.
Sch Dodge, freeman, Bangor TOR New York.
Sch Astoria SadleT. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sen olive Branch Hatch, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch ST Elmo. Jones. Bristol for Philadelphia.
Sch RaIan Dodge. Ellsworth for Boston
Sch Tamerane Alley, LamoiDe for Boston,
Sch Baker, Kellock, rhomaston tor Boston.
Schs Uncle Sam, Spear, and Ocean Wave, Smith,
Sch F v Turner, Walker, Rockland for Providence.
sen Florida. Grant, Rockland for Newburyport
Sch Pearl. Thayer, Rockland for Danvers.
Sch October. =, Damariscotta for Boston.
Sch Ousel, Wheeler, Boothbay for Boston.
Sch " Dexter. Dunton, Wiscasset for Boston,
CLEARED.
Brig omer. Br) Perkins, Calais, to load lumber for
Penarth Roads-master
- Sch K James, tBr) Bissett, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
Sch s Lindsey, johnson. Boston-master.
Sch Gipsey, Munroe, Deer Isle and Prospect Har-
bor-Portland Packing Co.
Sch Emma, Bradley, Bristol--master.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
CRANBERRY ISLES, April 19-Ar. schs Winnie
Weston, Stanley, Portland (trawl- ishng) Sea Bird
Stanley, do.
April par sch Helen G King, Bracy, Calais for
Philadelphia (and proceeded)
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid f1n Cienfuegos goth, sch Jas Talbot Crocker,
Boston.
Sid I'm Cardenas 2lst, sch Donna Anna, North OF
Hatteras.
Sid FIN Caibarien 1sth barque Josie Mildred, CHM,
New York
Ar at Valencia 18th inst, ship Occidental, Dunphy,
Lobos.
Ar at Philadelphia 25th, sch Adelia Corson, from
Portland.
Sid FIN Sagua 21st, sch A w Barker, New York.
Ar at Mobile oath, sch Tannhauser Portland.
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The OLD TIMES VS.. THE PREsENr-We cry
out against political corruption, and Justly fear
for the moral foundations of the government 1
have seen man in the lobby of the LegisIa-
ture brandish bank bills, and openly boast,
THAT makes the the LAVISH While WINGED, 1
remembered that in the time of Walpole the
British king bought men as he would launches
of meat. When foolish imagination signs for
the old sime it forgets that old time was
cruel, supersttious and gross. The men of the
old time hated per sonal, political and religious
Liberty; they were times when men died faster
10 the open country than in the drtiest lane of
cur city, to-day. The whole progress of civil
ization is in the emancipation from the theories
and manners of the old time. We do not ex-
cuse our age, but when we sigh for return of
the past, let us remember that its greatest
glory was the divine discomfort with those
times One commanding a1d supreme indca-
ton of the worlds progress is its higher and
and better estimate of woman. The position
of woman is always the test of society. To-day
as stand in the ample halls of some great
school, filled with the hum of industrious and
happy life, remember that in the girl of the
age of Pericles all scholastic diligence would
have been accepted as evidence of evil design.
George William Curtis.
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THE DOMINION.
Accident on the Canada Southern Rail-
road.

WELLAND. April ga freight train bound
east on the Canada Southern railroad last night
ran into the Welland canal, badly wrecking the
body of engineer Cadg has not yet been recov-
cred. Van Houghton, fireman, was also kill
ed. No other lives were lost.
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MEXICO.

Government Forces Marching Against
DiaZ.
GALVESTON, April 25.-The News special
from Ringgold barracks today says Gen. Fuero
with 5000 federal troops, is en- route from Mon
terey to Muir. Quiroga will hold Monterey.
Fuero will doubtless meet Diaz's force at Mier
CamargO.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, April rs.

Cs
ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamship Peruvian, CBrl Watts, Liyerpool-pas-
sengers and mdse to John Porteous.
Baroue Acorn, (Br) Piper, Gloucester Eng, Feb 26,
in ballast. to load grain Tor orders.
Sch Prescott, Merriman. Norfolk-oysters to j
Freeman.
Sch Maggie Chadwick, Norris, Baltlmore-coal to
Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Nettie Walker Drew, New York-nails to EN-
cry g Waterhonse, and iron to f Fairbanks.
Sch Congress, Willard, New York-coal to Maine
Central RR.
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MARRIED..

| In Pittsfeld, March IS, Jas. L. Gordon and Mary
E. Gilman, both of Dexter.
In North vassalboro March "A, L. F. Jones OF Win
throp and Sadie G. Soule of N. V.
In Bowdoinham, April 13, Roland Curtis, M. D., of
Richmond, and Miss Estella E. Bibber OF Bowdoin-
ham.
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. LONDON, April 25-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
tesmUnited States bonds, 1867, 1901; United States
10-4Os, 107.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-123O P. M-Cotton market
is dull and depressed; Mddling uplands at Sled;
DO Orleans at 63d sales 5000 bales including 1000
bales tor speculation and export
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Providence Print Cloths Market,
PROVIDENCE, April 25.-Printing Cloths market
steady at 81 for best GA Ga standard and extra
goods and in quiet demand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR ST TAR.

The following, which explains itself, will prove of
interest to many readers. "For twenty years have
been very much troubled with Salt Rheum on my
ARM for which have tried various washes and salves
besides the treatment of my regular physician.
These have only drawn it from my arm, and caused
it to appear elsewhere. After using less than one
cake OF your Forest Tar Soap, my arm is entirely
well and discover no symptoms of the trouble else
where-Mrs. B. S. Hunt, Portland Ne. Get cake
of your Druggist by sending So cts. to the Forest
Tar Co., Portland, Me.
oct15 sn9m
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Peruvian
q bales merchandise to CM Bailey, SO cases mer-
chandse to Jas McGlinchy, II packages merchandise
TO Prindle, piano to VIM P Sedgey. =
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TO THE LADIES
BROWNS FRENCH DRESSING

VIII make Ladies' and Chdren's Boots and Shoes
that have become rough and red and Ladies' TrayeI
irg Bags which look SO old and rusty that thew are
ashamed to ca-Sg them, look just good as new If
will not rub off or smut when wet Softens the leather
No lady will be without it after one trial. Beware
ofimitations and counterfes. For sale everywhere
b. f. BROWN & Co; Boston.
mhio sneod6m
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Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr K James-90O hills
flour, 237 bags feed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS the clrcula
ton Of which, per month, exceeds 100000,
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BASE BALLS
and Bats, r ishing Tackle, Guns and Sport
ing Goods. Wholesale and Retail.
G. L.. BAILEY,
ap24sndeod4w AS Exchange Street.
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A 100000 Horse.

Smuggler the great trotter and win
ner of the Cleveland races, Thursday,
was originally from Franklin county,
being raised by a Mr.. Morgan, Of Jack
son township, about six miles from this
city. Mr.. Morgan came to this country
from Virginia just before the wal, bring
ing the dam and sire of Smuggler with
him. When Smuggler was 2 years old
Mr.. Morgan removed to Kansas. There
being a race course close to the residence
of Mr.. Morgan, he was put on the track
more for pastime than anything else.
Colonel Tuft, a noted horseman, saw
the horse work, and was of the opinion
that there was sbottom'' to him. Snug
gler was originally a PAGER, but under
the efficient management of,a trainer
he soon developed "a . trotter. Tuft
took the horse to New York with the
understanding that he should receive
half the sum he could dispose of him
for. Colonel Russell, the present owner,
agreed to pay $40, 900 for the animal pro-
vided he could show 1925 gait Upon
trial the horse got, down to 2:23, and
the sale was effected. Colonel Russell
now resides at the Home Farm in Mas
sachusetts, and only last week refused
800, 900 for the horse. The present
driver is the man who handled him in
Kansas, Colonei Russell sending to that
State and engaging him for the express
purpose of driver.
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to Sitting Bull. Consequently the be-
~neyoient intentions of the Government
were never coHveyedtothe contumacious
chief.
HERE q A4orHEs AHEcDOTE
TO show thzt, from an Indian standpoint
Sitting Bull can be maga1anim0ns; In
1873 he was coming with a small hand
TO Peck, and he found, a short distance
from the fort, three white men lying
asleep under atnee. His followers want
ed 10 kill and scalp them OF the spot,
and secure their arms and horses. This
the chief would not allow, and stood
over them till his band had passed
Next day, in the fort, Sitting Bull walk
ed up to the leader Mr.. Campbell, and
shook hands. Campbell sid he did not
know him. 81 am Sitting Bull" was
the reply, s'and 1 gave you your life
yesterday How vas thety1, said
Campbell. The chief proceeded ex-
plain in a manner that eatisied Camp
bell that what he said vas true, and, in
gratitude, he offered rewards; but Sitting
Bull declined all such proffers, and,
after another handshaking, strobe
away. : on f141nesk u4sfsssl
PREPARING FOR HI TIGHT.
1t was, then, to Sitting Bull the young
men looked when seeking for a leader In
the fight that they had determined to
make. and which they knew would be
bitter and bloody. His band increased
rapidly, until it became a little army.
Emissaries were at ono sent out to all
the Agencies to procure recruits, and;as
far as possible, arms and ammunition.
Messages were delivered, probably, to
every Agency from Cheyenne to Peck,
embracing the Assiniboines, Uncapapas,
Yanktonais, and Drovans. These mes
sengers, with persuasive art and elo-
quent language, painted all the glories
Of victory and all the hopes of reward;
and from every point drew off numbers
of young men,-in some instances
against the wishes and protestations of
the elders; and the result was a collec-
ton of 1900 or 5000 warriors. That
this army has boon handled withsskill,
we know to our cost. Crook was met
and repulsed; and, when ure that he
would not or could not move to aid
Terry, the main body acting against
him were Withdrawn, and reinforced
the party Custer had attacked with such
DISASTROUS results. Should the Indians
remain subordinate to, their leaders,
there is every reason to. fear a long and
bloody struggle to which the Modoc war
will be but as a skirmish to the battle Of
Gettysburg. The whites, all the way
from Yankton to Benton, feel that they
are on the eve Of a terrible struggle, and
that a war a little short of extermina-
tion must be inaugurated. Many will
must fall; but the result will insure to
those left, and to those who come after,
a quiet and p~eaceable habitation in the
land of their choice and adoption.
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AasOur Authorized Advertising Agents for
THE LEADER are, in New York. s. NJ. Petten-
gill 4 Co., 81 Park Row, Geo p Roweil a Co..
II Park Row; st. Louis, Roweli q Chesmhn,
corner Third and Chestnut streets, st. Louis
ADVERTISING and Publishing Agency chtc1Sc,
H.. H. Chandler, l2i south Clark street, fnila-
and Coe, Wefherill 4 Co.. Bulletin building
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Rates of Advertising.

No Advertisement inserted for less aan my
cents
-D.r1Y IFApER. all transient advertise
.aents 10 cents per line. Nonpariek each In
sertion: q Insertions eight cents per line ~
INSERTIONS, 5 cents per line
Local NrtIees, per line, bourgeois. each In
~sertion, 10 cents per line 30 insertions D cents
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments . cents per line, nrst insertion; one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year 5 cents per line.
II. GIAFcKE. Proprietor.
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a CuRRy slLVER ny
CILyEs CRY sISISe e.. coa -:

~ NN.--ts Gallon oi ptthOipsi k'%NeN ~
hess. san Francisco. California
o. sc.tlsa of works. Lyon county. Sevsis.
Notice IL hereby given. thai AZ r-e'lis -
IN. naari Of Dir etnr-, held On the lTl day a
Novrmb-r, istG. An assessment NO. Do Iseh
ty.dvc Gents ClscJ per share VS. iss'ea wv,
~. eapitsl stock oi the corporation. payable
L.nu.ilaiely. In United States gold coin. u
Inc scerrtsry. at the once ~ the Company
k.s,m 10 Ssysia Bloct, NO. 80 NontsOnaer)
st,ert. ,.n Francisco. C.iifurni4-
Any stock upon when WIS sss"
.salI rr,p.iu unpaid on the 1ad day VI DE
e.mbcr. is5s. will b. d.linquent. and sd
ycrti-ei for sale 81 pablo auction. and IN
L..4 ia, ment 10 maks before will he soid or
THuitsDAy. the iith day ~ January. lsI'
To- pay tho delinquent a--ess'neat, tosetnc'
with c.p.,- n advertising and expenses Of sAic
IN order IL ths board of Directors.
AiFu.p X DuitbitOW, secretsry.
OMce-I,1m 60 Nevada met. No Mont
gou-ry s;rret. san fr'nf. 81. c'W"-h"
aAl.fH
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NOTICE TO %TAH.PAYERs.

NOTICE IL HgRypY GIVEN THAT
IN have this day rlsesd IN tho hssfs Of the
Town Attorney IN. ~d.liDduent list OF taIss dus
the TOWN told Hin tor the hscal year. ending
the hrst Monday in May. A. d. 1877: and thai
ten per cent. delinquency has been ADDED TO oil
tsrss now unpaid. and that upon the expira-
ton Of tventy days frun date suit will b In.
-utnted In the proper courts for the recovery OF
all taies still unpaid.
Marhal and Tar Collector Of the Town OF
0oid Hill.
Gold nm. October 9. A. D. is1s. oesA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ budget cONLAN. Of storey county,
wife Of JOHN C0SLAN. int.nds 90 MADE an
Judicial District ~ the state u Nevada. In and
for the county Of STOREY. on the 18th day Of De.
cemhsr. isId. for an order Of said Court per-
miiting her 10 carry on buslners In the county
OF hio ey In her own name. and on her ovn &C
count. under and By virtue OF an Act of the
Legislature az the siais OF .Sevsds entitled
act business In their own name - sole traders, %
approved February @, lwS1. The business she
lniends to carry on 10 that Of buying and all.
ing real estaie. buying ard selling cattle. and
s.lling milk In the c~1pty of storey.
GoloSRr OONLAN.
govembey 10. 1879 noi4 ~
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-,rcu soSsOtiOArED

~
IN .ISiA MINING COMPANY. Location
az .. .ncipsi place " business. san frsaei-oo'
California.
L~a,ion 10 works, Virginia Mini"g District
storey connty. Nevada.
Natice IL herehy given. that al = ME- In 81
the t.oari of pirectOr held ON the ii-t day
81 November, isiG. an assessment lSa. u al
finy Gents t.r share wss levied upon the cap
itai stnek n the corpor.i'na. payable inmsii-
n,ely. In United states gld cosn. 10 the seere-
,ary. Al the once of the C,fnp>ny. Rrm ~
NJ. Az California street. ian Francisco, Cali
foruna.
Any stock uron which this as-e.-nent shsll
i,fs will h. delinquent. sni advertised Tor
sale al public auction. and unie-. p.yrlcnt !.
mai h.f,,r- wilt be -old IN th- stNrEk sIH
DAY OF JANUARY, ISL, To pss the i'iii-
o,sni Assessment. tosether with costs Of AL
v,rtl-lny and .Ipen--s q stle.
nv order Of the Directors.
JOSEPH sA0tfRE. sccrtary.
OMe- -Room VI. 70 tt9 o-iio-ris -'~rt.
S.n Fnneisco. % MTuiA. INVITA-
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CCOR MILL AND mININ0

CUCCOR MILL AND MININ0
y COMPANY. -Locsiion Of principal tlscs
OF bus ncss, san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold uul Mining Dis
trict, storey county. Nevads.
Notice.-There SIC delinquent upon the fol.
ioving-describtd stock. on account Of assess-
ment mo, i6j levied on the 10th day OF septem.
her, 1879, the several amounts sat opposite tina
n,mes Of the respective r~hsreholders. ~ fol-
lows:
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CnOwN I..lNT GoLn AND SIT

1RowN POINT GOID AND slt~
u VER MINING COuf,Sl.-Leeation OF
principal place of business. ran Francisco.
iS,cs:ion Of WORKS. Gold MN. storey county.
Nevada.
To u art of Directors. held on the fsth day 81
Oct b-r. 1919. an assessment tNo. ~ OF Onc
Dl.ss tsu per .h,re ~s- levied ulon I'VE cap,
TAI stick II the corporation. payable tmussii-
ately. In unitesl Stste- .rhid coin. Ia the -ecrc-
tar. At the once of the Company. lt'om ~
lhyssfl's DgiIlipg. No. az California strsst.
san Francisco. Cai.fornia.
Any stock upon whieh this ss-ersuient shal
remain unpaid On the <th ,l.y of Novembsr.
ls.d. viii he delinqa.nt. snd siy-rti-'d for salt
At pablo snctiou. aud unis-- pas 10 male
before vii he sai un WEDNESDAY. the
20h lay % Dcccmb.r. tSl6, Ia pay the delin-
qaent N-.e-.mcnt. together With costs OF ~.
ysHi-'nc snst expsn-y. ~ sale.
by orlet u th- iioAri at Directors.
JAMES v LANDS, Sser-tAry.
Once-Room NJ. - uayw srl'. suild.nr. No.
tig Czlifornis street. SAN Francisco. csiitcnis
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Gariott Augusie. ..........2oss Sd. ~ 90
And In accordance with law and an order %
The Bead o. Directors. made on n. 18th day
of september. isTG, % many shEes 81 each
Parcel OF such stock % may b. necss.sry. will
be cold at public Auet on. 81 the once 81 the
street. Ran fraueireo. Caiifonis. On wtD.
NRsDAY. ihs Tweniy.secont day Of Novem.
Ter. 1870. 81 the hour ~ tso O'Clock r. n. Of
'sid day. 90 ray said Delinquent sssessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of IN. sale.
wM. u. WATSON. Secretary.
Once Rooms 8 and q, No. 3G2 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. nostd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

Owros OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
Company. San Yrsueiseo. California. NO
vsns~s o, iyfS.-Ata meeting Of the Board q
pirsctors Of ths above named Company. held
this asy. Q dividend No. y OF Two poi,srs PEI
share IVES declared, payable on vhpsksDA,
November 18Th. Transfer books closed until
the isis Instant. o.p GORDON Secretary.
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8TOLENI

EROM WELLS. PARGo / coz TX.
i pres. near Eureka. Nevada, Sovember u,
is7o. twenty shares II Crown Point Gold and
Silver Mining Company's stock: Certificate
1870. I'VE sharr- Certificate 1900, fvs
shares; Certificate 1890. Ave shares: Certin.
cate a 90. nve shares. standing IN the name
Of sehmiedsll. f1ochsisdter 4 Co.. Trustees,
and Endorsed by them.
J. J. VALENTINE,
noT7 sod General Superintendent.
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AID In secorisnes With lay. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. male on the 10th dag OF
November. ISIS. % many shares Of each parcel
Of sueh stoeh y may be necessary will be sold
st public a~uetion, al the storc Of B. ID. a G. O.
Bsk-r, No. " south O strset. virginia. Nsvsds.
On DRoKhBRR HlGHfH 1875, 81 The hour OF
10 \. Of said day. 70 pay I'D delinquent assess-
ment thereon. together 9th costs OF sdvertis
Ing and expenses Of thu sale.
oB6. n. viNTERBT'RH. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.


COUTN OPHlR MININ0 COHfAs
- MEDICATION Of prineipal place Of buh.
ness, San Frspeisco. California.
Location Of works, God Hin. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notics.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
ment mo. u levied on the eth day OF Oeto.
bar, iss6, the several Amounis set opposite the
names OF the respective sharshclders. % foi
lows:
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CAUTION.

q SicK.RBocKgR MINING COMPANY.
n LEGATION % W,st-. American Plat Mining
District, Sevsd..-1hs public are hereby eau
TONED ss.iust nero;iA, NJ the f.lloving ctr
tiaeatr- of stock In the above q 'mfany the
whale or . portion ~ the sane having been
ali ,or l.., -.meat No. Is, ", vember q. is16:
No Of No, OF
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NVERMAN sILvER MINING

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF principal place
Of business, san Francisco, C~aliionia.
Location of works, Gold I'M. storey county,
Nevada
Notlce-Thers are delinquent upon the fol-
lowingicscribed stock. on account OF 1880
mani No. "a, levtei on the 7ist day % Octo-
bs,r isIs. the several amounts ct opposite the
n.mss u the respective sha'eaolders. - FOL.
loss: A..
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q. o. STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

nlGrLAR NETTING RvERY SATURDAY
IL EVENING, nj T:O oicicct. At Miners
Union Hall. u .irrst. Virginia c1'y.
sa J. T. GRErSwooD. X. s.
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DEISQUEyr SALES.
TINT 0OLD AND aILVEn MIN

MINT GOLD AND AILtEB MN.
MI mo COMpANY.-Location Of principal
place Of business. san Francisco, California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. state OF Nevada
lowing described stock. on account OF az
re--ment (No. iO levied on the 18th day OF Dc
tober, 1876, the several amounts set opposite
the nance OF the respective shareholders. 40
follows:
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Wiitisns ~ os - 80
And In accordance with law. and an order 81
the Board ~ Directors. made On tho 18th
day Of October. 1915, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may DO nece'sary win
ne sold 81 public auction. II the ON O Of the
Company, No. eli \ Oaiifofnia street, Room II,
San Francisco. California. on SATURDAY,
the "a day OF December. 1919. At the hour OF
II O'Clock y. Of said dsy. to pay said delin.
ousnt Assessment thereon, together with costs
on Advertising and sppcusss Of the sale.
JOS. TYSON, Secretary.
oncs-<ilk California street. Room II. IAN
Rnancisco. California. noletd
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sais Of d%eIlnauent stoek 10 post.
poned until TUESDAY. the i2fh day Of Decem.
Der. 1876. 81 the sane hour and place.
by order OF the Hoard Of Trustees.
wM. II. WATSON Secretary.
Fan Francisco. Cal. Nov. q. 1870. no22fd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNUAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A Consolidated sold sLd silver Mining Com.
pany The annual meeting Of the stor kh.ide,.
a. IN. above named Company will be held at
th.ir ore- No, t2i Montgomery street. Room
.. san fnnei.eh. California. on "WEDNESDAY,
p.eemt.r IL 1879. At the hour Oft orlock =. n.
ba2lti uTfO NkTCuKE, Secretary.
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non sod

CENp 95c. TO q. r.. ROwRLL q 90,
- New FORK. for Pamphlet. Of 100 paees. con
tslnina lists Of syooo Newspapers. and estimatss
Moving cost Of Advertising. mrff
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Trustees -
Gre~pebaum. Helbing 4 Co.,.
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Trustrcr- sNos's'io''' 80
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Trustees
grsenebanm. Helbing 4 Co.,,
Trustees 80
Gresnebaum. Heibing h Co..
trustees. 81
Green. bsum. Halbing Z Co.,
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Qreenehaum Uelblng Il Co.