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Washington Mechanics Ahead.
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL OF THE RECONSrRUC
ED FIRE ENGINE, MOL

sCCCESSfUL TRIAL OF THE RECONSTRUCT
ED FIRE ENGINE, mol.
Fire Engine No. (the old Union), after
many years OF good service, was found to be
pretty we'll "played OUT this spring. and
was sent 10 the machine shop OF Mr.. John
McClelland, TO see If ae could do ANYTHING
with IL. On examination it was found that
the engine would have to be almost entirely
IeDulIt; and, this being the case, Chief En-
glneer Cronin and Mr. McClelland decided
mat they could improve on many parts of
the machine, and make such alterations of
me valves and other parts of the engine as
70 greatly Increase its power and efficiency,
That they were right in their conclusions
was demonstrated by the very satisfactory
working OF the reconstructed engine at the
public test in front of the new Shepherd
oulld1ng, corner of 18th street and PennsyI-
wanna avenue, yesterday afternoon. TIE
engine was worked by Nc. 1 company, OF
which Joseph Parrish is foreman and James
Moriarty engineer. The hose used was new
linen hose from Walton's factory, and stool
the strain well. A one-and -a.Quarter-iuch
nozzle pipe was first used. With this pipe q
steacy stream was thrown, with q pressure
OF lzO pounds, TO distance exceeding 225
ieet. The stream was then turned upon the
lo1ty shepherd building, at the corner of 18th
street, and water was thrown to the railing
on the top 81 the roof, 125 feet vertical. A
second trial was made. with an inch and
three sixteenths nozzle. strill better re-
suls were optaineo. A stream was thrown
over 20 feet horizontally, and when the
water was turned on the Shepherd building
II was thrown to height, at the least caieu-
lation, OF Is feet above the corner tower the
lOftiest part of the building, making q yertI-
cal height OF about $50 feet. This is a great
another illustration or the fact that Wash
ington people need not go out of the city e,
have any kind OF mechanical or engineering
work done.
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EYrS,- c,ose 49, o,,J D,,.s,,c

FtT53- ctuSS NcOu7lllg ana Dget7i1.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 906 q street
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
of American or European invention, he is
enabled TO do any work in a manner not %
cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refinished nice aud cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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THE WARRINGTON CoNvoCATIoN Z. Il.
CHURCH.-To- morrow, at Rock Greek =. f.
church (St Paul'sl, near the Soldiers Home,
the convocatiOn of Washington Will meet at
10 O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Levin, the dean, VIII
preside, and after divine service, Rev. DR..
Ptnkney, the assistant bishop of the diocese,
Will preach sermon on church schools, and
business meeting will follow. On Tours
day, st. Peters day, at 10 g.. m, there will
be morning prayer and the celebration OF the
holy communion, and an historical address
ley, DID,, on the occasion of the celebration
by Rock Creek parish OF the centennial OF
the present building, the original church
be served at the rectory. At p. m. the con-
vocation, preceded by the rector, Rev. Mr..
Buck, and vestry of Rock Creek parish, will
proceed to the land donated by the rector
and vestry to the convocation of Washing
ton for the erection of a church school, when,
after suitable exercises appointed by the
be taken by the dean In behalf Of the cOnvo-
cation, and addresses made by Rev. Orlando
Hutton, DID, Rev. j. v. Lewis, ID. D., Rev.
w. r. Watkins, Rev. DR.. Elliott, and Hon.
Montgomery Blair. 1t is expected that q
lay delegation will attend with each clergy
man. Ample arrangements have been made
minutes rom IN and Boundary t streets s ''A
TIE PENNsYLvANIA REPUBLICAN AS
ing, and letter from Hon. ]. D. Cameron to
the committee appointed to make prepara-
lions Tor bis reception was read, In which he
says 1.-THE condition OF my health Is such
that / am compelled to decline Q public re-
ception. You may rest assured, however,
that thoroughly appreciate the kindness
which has prompted this invitation" Ac.
ton was then taken to secure Rants hall,
| on + street, as the headquarters of the asso-
citation during the present campaign. A
transparency Is 70 be placed In position, and
also q nag, with the words ssHayes aud
| Wheeler" upon tt, Is TO be thrown TO the
breeze. Mr.. James q. johnson submitted
resolutions, which were adopted, endorsing
| the nominations, pledging themselves to use
given in 1872, and cordially approving the
/ platform. Addresses Were made by Judge
/ Oliphant and Mr. j. w. Bell, OF Ohio and
/ Pennsylvania. Executive, finance ana DO
4 litical committees were appointed.
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Corns, Bunion,, Disease Nails,

Vascular Emergencies. &C., successfully
avenue, opposite WiIlard's Hotel. Refers TO
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other well-known personages
who patroniZe his establishment. Hours
a. m: to p. N. Fee. 81 per visit. Established
In Washington in 1861.
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J. III. squisP . Co.,
BANKERS.
LIE De.n,nen,la.l.,,io

1+l6 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 52Ieo
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THE GRArD JURY yesterday presented
the following indictments:--Wm.H Holmes and
Jshn Smallwood, for larceny; Lewis III.
Stambroeh, false representation; Potts Sey-
mour, alias DR.. John T. Hood, alias Launier
ID. Peyton, 1.-TWO cases, false pretences. They
were linen discharged until September.
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ENGLlSE EMBR0IDERY on Nainsook and
h Swiss New stock, beautiful quality and pat
terrs, a. The cheapest store in the city. CONN0L-
LIZ ,, 90 9Th St, opposite Patent Office. jeH-tr
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CIT 2 TT e Ms.

THE RUSH at McMurray's s'new stand -
$40 Market Space, formerly of the firm of
James >. Topham Il Co., is Increasing every
satchels, valises, sc. Repairing and cover.
Ing trunks cheaper than the cheapest; sos
Market Space.
1T WILL NOT COST ONE CENT to see the
late improved light running Domestic Saw
ing Machine. and 1t will cost you far less to
BUY that or any other Machine of us than
elsewhere IN the city.
MCKINNEY Il curry,
Z,eo3 "a 9th st. n. W., bet. u and z.
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READING NOTICES,

The Crown Hair brushes
made nom the best of Russian Bristles. They
are sti n and penetrating and will cleanse the
head thoroughly from dandruff and dust.
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LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS, Roman gold,
silver, onyx and jet yewelry In sets. neckla,
glasses In the city, at Priggs Jewelry store,
4V Pennsylyania ave-, near ~ street.
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THE REVIVAL MEETING at Lincoln Hal
CHAPEL was led by Mr.. House, VINO read and
and commented on Hebrews, 81 Chapter
ana reports were made from the North Caro-
lima mission, the mission At lith and X
streets and from outdoor work (by Mr.
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DR.. @. w. BENsoN's CELERY AND CBAN.
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
nc Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
DO cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2Aeo
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
oIEIcH OF CHInF sIeNAL OYEIcll. Z

WAsHIN6TON, June z, ISI6. 4
For the interior OF the middle and eastern
states falling barometer and local storms.
followed by cooler westerly winds, rising
barometer and cloudy weather.
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PHYsIcIANs prescribe pure Raspberry or
Blackberry Wine for summer complaint.
Gail at Oil tn street for the genuine, 263
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued IA
Thos. CAN'T and Eliza Shelton; Andrev N
Ballinzer and Ada l.. Swami, both OF Fair.
lax county, Va; VIM. Pitts and Lizzie Fifz
gerald.
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A GYMNAsT's TERRIBLE FALL.-Mons.
De Lave, q wiry little Freedman, who has
been performing on Smiths island for seve-
raj weeks, while trying to turn q back SOM
ersault on trapeze and catch by bis feet,
the ground, about thirty feet below. Besides
q broken wrist and . fractured thigh, he re-
ceived internal injuries that Will likely
prove fatal. Several years ago, while per.
forming In Paris, De Lave had . terrible
fall, but he recovered. The feat he was then
performing is known as the "leap for life."-
I Phi Ia Times 9th
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27,eo3

NANDER's RASPBERRY and Blackberry
wines, the best cure for summer complaint.
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PURE raspberry and blackberry wines at
&anders, 81 9TH street; sure cure for disr-
rhoa, &c. 620 eo6
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~It Will cost Boston about a 900 to pay
the expenses OF the detectives who have been
looking ct Winslow In England.
VA law suit begun In 1912 concerning
500 900 has just been decided in England.
Not q cent Is left OF the 800 900.
SPrussia has loco miles of railways.
which cost 81 $50 900 900; and now the Gov
eminent talks OF buying them all.
0There In . convict in the Virginia
penttentary serving out Q sentence Of two
years for the crime ofstealing an orange.
n0Maggie Mitchell, the favorite actress,
IL Is reported Is In very poor health and will
soon retire from the stage permanently.
1The embryo ministers In the Fort
Wayne (Ind.) Methodist college gay they
will all leave II q colored student Isn't dis
missed.
ga Louisville fashion-wrter says: "Over-
skirts cut bias and pinned back was the pre-
vaiiipg style in the fashionable churches
yesterday
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THE CAMP MEETING COMMITTEE ap-
pointed by Severn Circuit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church REV. J. ID. Still In charge)
have decided to hold a camp At Jacksoa's
woods, on the Baltimore and Potomac Ball
road, about &c miles from Washington, conn
mencing on the 9th of July, and coptinu-
Ing one week. They are making every exer-
ton to have good camp, and to that end
they do Dot confne their Invitation to their
own denominations, but the invitation,
ITO amp awhile in the Wilderness. Ii TO
all Christian denominations. Indeed it is
likely that the meeting will be q Union
camp. The railroad company are about
placing q switch and erecting q platform at
The ground, and should this prove a success
ful camp IL is more than likely that the
grounds will be secured as q permanent
camp ground for the Methodists and others
in that section.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent per anEum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, to sat
urdays, to and to 8. Zt3 1StI6
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DEATH AMONG THE INNoCEHrs.-Out of
q total OF 2l3 deaths In Baltimore last week,
40 were OF children under one year of age;
and 76 by cholera tnfantum. Last week the
cholera infantum total was 90, and the week
previous 81. Total In three weeks 223.
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EXCURSIONS, Pic MICS. &c.

EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, DC.
Sl.Eps ok so Ss Sr, sdFSE ISSS0EsI0s
st.. M a a4naTr AM ,h1d.,t. w.ElkS
slspxf s s sfss 81 5s ;s.sss 4:
veil hpSvn resort, returning &C ~ O'Clock. Street,
Hound trip ticket, SO cents. IN n
SUNDAY Ixog.sloN
LADY OF Tai LAKE. nsSN
Hereafter and uptil further notice. %. lay q
Ss15 the fossnss .i,iss home sI srcm ~.
e :s:. se s.:: 90 an s1!sss is; tn. wharf.
fOEUN BUREAU iXCuRToas,
On h;F4k! i%SAssSs IIssssroH.
GRAND P PkI hsP TyyTEiEs HxcUKsIos
m landing at Mount vernon
'sTs :, saS ,.' 1TS si s.T % tn.
BEFORE DARK f.. So.e s ss0Rs .y rhs sR5Gs
over for the eyenins exc ursioS, and fstuTninS
pToke. az. a. 20 Ill, nsn,Ip n 70 o.
Holly Trte Lunch Room and 81 The boat jeH D.
GRAND ANNUAL PIONIO Of the WASHING.
" TON CITY RIBlRNIAS BKNEVo. a
Psrs rs .rsst sc.d ths nsx ff sSa
ING, June ~, 1876. Music by the Marine -
Band. Hobby Horses sod ssings free Ticker. .
admitting gentleman aud ladies', 50 cents, jos :,
FAMILY ENCURsIoN OF THE
u SCOTCH CLUBS, <r-A
T5cRsnAY, June 80. 70 MAR lEsSlS
SHALL HALL. Steamer Mary W ashiaT,1-- -. 90
Games for the boys
Ticket, admitting GeAtlemsn and Lady, 81
Lsdy or Youths Ticset, SO cents le94 At
FOR CHA YRR.
be fast Stesmers JANE MOsELEY aud J. w
IHOmPSON may be Chartered for L.
I1cnrsior. At reasons able rates. Ap. 6DUE
ply at Company 8 Office, foot Of 6:h st. jefl an
EXCURSIONS TO The CAFES
Tbe steamer JANE nosKLEY will leave EVERY
sATUhpAf,st p. m during the -
season, Tor Fortress Monroe, Norfolk
aud the Cspes OF Virgins, stopping
Al PlneY Point and Point Lookout, returning 20
Washington at O'Clock Monday morning. Apply
at Ocmpany g wharf, foot Of 9th st. Ie2l Sn
THE sTEAMER II ARBIN @ CAN BE
= chartered for four days each eASA
nae at rates which will enable even small paTties
TO ENJOY the exclusive use Of the boat
n. =. GREGG, Captain,
Jeio-lm sixth street Wharf.
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THE EXCURSION OF the Lyceum Bureau
10 morrow Will be both day and evening. TIE
Mary Washington, in charge of the Hamline
N. Z. Church, will leave at q. m. for Mount
vernon Springs. To accommodate those
having young children and others that NAV
wish 10 return early. the boat will return at
about p. M. The evening trip will leave as
usual at 5:45, and will reach the springs
before dark for the remainder of the party,
steam twenty or thirty miles further down
the river, returning by moonlight at 11:i5
p. M.
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Thos. E. Wagga-
man, No. $40 eth street, has sold for VIM.
Mclean, house No. 1907 South Carolina ave :
nue., to August Raeder, for $50 cash: also
101I, TO Patrick Wall. for SsI5 '
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A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.-OfJ j. Ed
wards Leonard, who has been nominated for
Congress by the republicans of the 5th dis
trict ofLouisiara, the New Orleans Republic
can thus speaks: Judge Leonard is a young
man ofgreat ability, and is vouched for as
sound and thorough going republican. He
Is q native of the state of Pennsylvania, a
graduate of Harvard and of the famous UNI
verslty of Heidelberg. He has been district
attorney and district judge in the upper
river parishes, and In his spare time has de-
voted himself to study and authorship. A
late work Of his, the Louisiana Federal d.
gest, has taken high rank as a text book and
book of reference.
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THE ST. LOUIS CoNvENTIov-Yhe Rf1hf
1Md1l-The delegates TO the National Demo-
cratic Convention'h nominated NJ Gold
stein, Gil Pa. ave, this city, as Tobacconist
in General for the District
LINEN SUITS, while aud brown, alpaca
jackets, white and brown duck pants, at 3
Robinson Co.'S, the boys clothier. 900
pennsylvania avenue, next 10 Williams.
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ASSESSMENTS LEvIEs.

CFGRE0ArEO GOLD. HlLx. HIN.
SINa COMPANY Location q principal
place OF business. San frtnciseo. oallIornia.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, storey county,
Nevada. ..t
the Board OF Directors. held on zoe sssn ~ "
Jsnuary, 1910, IN assessment NC. ~ OF
Twsufy Cents (sOe.) per share va. levied
upon the capital stock o. the sorporan9n, pay
able Immediately, In United STATES gold coin,
In INC secrctary. at the once OF the Company.
Room 10 hayward's Iailding. no. tis Call.
lnv .tock upop which this assessment fhal
reu,sIn unpaid on the 10th day Of February.
is7o, VIII bs delinquent. and advertised for sale
Al public snciion, and unless payment y made
bebsre viii be ssld on WEDNESDAY. the
eighth (sthl day OF March. 1879, 70 pay the DC,
lipeuent asses.ment, together win costs OF
sdscrtising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF tho Board OF Dirtctofs.
~s''' @, 3. CuIgTtSS, Secretary.
Onies-Room 10 Haywsrd's building. 10.
Az California street, San Francisco, California.
lsl1td
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
of .uch stock as may bo necessary will Be
sold At public auction, al the oflcc OF the Com.
pauy. Rooms . and 6. No. S7 Montgomery
str,et, ran Francisco. California. on MON.
DAY. the twenty eighth day Of February, 1870.
~ pay raid delinquent ssscssmsnt thereon,
together with cots Of advertising and sIpen.
scr ~ the tale.
WA. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Onice-Ttoom- 0 and6. No. 3O2 Montgomery
street. san Francisco. California. ja3l I'd
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT
NOTICE No. 2ps.
q. =. Survey No. III.

Is - HutNty NOs 1875
-
TT n. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
", Nevada, Decsmbsr -. ISIS. Notice Il
hereby given that the Mide. Gold and Silver
Mining Company. q corporation organiled IN.
der aud by virtue OF the laws 81 the State %
California. whose Porf Oflcc address and pfin.
ciral place Of business Z. San Francisco. Call.
fornia. has this day. by Thsmss Deyine. its bu.
perintepdsnt, made application for q United
states patent Tor oLe hundred and ioriy.scysn
lsD linear fect % me 0old HUI Ledge loiher-
Wise known o. the comsfock Lod.l, bearing
silver and gold, together with surface ground
GU ieet In width. situate, lying aud being In
tho Lower coii iiil Winning District, storey
county and statc oi Nevada, and kno~n aud
detlsnated on the Held nOter aud Official plat
q ". q. eurvey OF Lot NO. III. In seeiion q.
Lovnship 10 norm, o. ltange ~ casi. Mount
Dianio meridian, ihe exterior bonndaiie. OF
said Lot no. ila bein: as follows, to WIT: DC.
ginning 81 poet MARRIED NO, i. u. ;. rur,'y No.
W., ,itnated " rosd which runs w..i 81 old
Overman hoisiiug wofssi thence innning fnom
said poet NO. ] ! fir.t course routh q desrets
wesi lFI feet, 10 post marked No. 2. w.. '. sur.
yey No. III, near old o,erinan hoisiing woiks.
Thence, second r~oursc-south 2d'gro'-,Asttto
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MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Company - meeting 81 the stockholders
Of The yellow jacket SILVER Mining Company IL
hereby called tn be held II the Office OF the rom.
pAny IN iLo Town 81 Gold IIIll, County Of
Storey. State OF : evAda. on "WEDNESDAY. the
18th day Of March, is1d. at the hour Of IL O'Clock
(noonl OF said day. The object Of kzid meeting
IL TO consider and take sction upon the propo.
sltion TO increase the smoutt Of the capital
stock Of said Yellow JACKET silver Mining ION.
pany nine million SIX hundred thousand dollars
it?!DOc,OOp), that IL 10 ray, from two million
four hunor d thousand dollsp ltf. 400. 0oo).
divided into iweniy.four thousand shares Of
ono hundred dollars each. 10 twelve million dol.
lars lsi2.0)o 90. divided Into one hundred and
twenty ,hodsahd shares 81 one hundred dollars
each.
TIIO5. a. TAYLOR. President.
q. W. HAZELruN. Vice PIcsidest.
+ b. STORES. Trustees.
Gold Hill, January 18th, 1870. iais ID
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board oil Dirrciors. made on the asih day oi
December. 1915. 20 many shares OF each parcel
al public auction. at the ohiee a. the Company,
CLEO, California. on FRIDAY. the 18th day of
February, 1876, at the hour Of ~ O'Clock N. OF
said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising aud
expenses Of the sale.
CIAs. A. MORSE. Secretary.
ONCE - No. 10 st.vensopis Bnilding. 33i
Montgomery street. Nan Francisco, California.
ia3ltl
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States, In pnd for the District OF
ment Of Assignee. The nnderrisned hereby
gives notice Of his appojnimsnt. Al the nrst
meeting q crediters. o. Assignee Of the Estate
Of Henry J. CHAMPION and n. L. III0.
GINS. Bankrupts, Of the Ccunty Of Storey,
state OF Nevada. within said District, who
hare been adIudsed bankrupts upon their own
petition. @. N. MAYRft, AssImee,
Virginia. February .. 1916. rs I'm
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board ofDirectors. made on the ?0ih day IL
December. 1875, 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock az may be necessary will be sold
Middleton ; Son. No. $40 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, CAL. on TUESDAY. the 18th
day OF February. 1875, u the hour of two
o'clock ?. n. Of paid day. to nay said dslln.
queni assessment thereon. toevthsr with costs
Of advertising and expenses of the sale.
uE0. X. SPlNNEY, Secretary.
Oflce-No. $50 California street, Room No. Q,
Han Francisco. California. Jan2I I'd
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MEETING.

DR0sPECT GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY.- The annual mseiing of the
Stockholders of the sbOve.namcd Company, for
the election Of Trustees and the Transaction 10
surh other buslnesr ~ may come before 10. will
be held on TUESDAY. the sth day q February,
Il ths once Of tho Company, ssD ssn,cn:
street, Room 7. San Francisco. California.
Tranpfer bsots Will he closod on Tuesday,
February ]. 1870, al '. =.
J. r. MOORY. secretay.
San Francisco. Cal. Jan. u. 1876. ja9id
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i Uniiei States. In and Tor the District Of
Nevada In Bankruptcy. Notice Of appoint.
meat Of Assigneo.-The undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment. 81 N. nrst
meeting ~ creditors. - A,-igncs OF the Rstaie
NJ II. u. SMITH, \ bankrupt. OF the county OF
Storey. state Of Nevada. within rald District.
who has been adjudsei Q BANKRUPT upon his
own Petition. q. ~. MAYER, Assignee.
Virginia, January ~, 1870. jail I'm
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NTAsoSIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,
MI No. Post street. Masonic Temple, San
Francisco, California - Al . meeting Of the
Baari Of Directors Of this Bank. held January
10, 1870, a dividend was declared o. the rate OF
nine fl per cent. per annum on Term Deposits
Ordinary Dcro.it., for the semi.annual term
ending January II, IsTo. payable on and alter
January "a, 1870, free Of Federal taies.
,a9s i'm II, T. GRAVES. SECRETARY.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nFrIcE or TIE BKIciIER SILVER
OMining C.mpany. Room u Hsyvafds
B1iIdine. ii9 Cslifomls street. tsn irsnsiseo'
Caiifornl,.- AZ o meeting of the Board OF Trus.
tecs Of the shove named Company. heId this
one M Dollar per share MAS declared. payable
ON Thursday. the 10Th instant. Transfer books
closed on saturday. the sth instant at , O'Clock
Pm
fe4 I'm JOHN peeretafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-09

VIZ didn't sec anybody on New Years
that We could conscientiously call drunk;
but We observed one fellow who had his
shadow backed up against an alley gate.
holding Il there with his fingers showed
through q knot-hols and talking IL to
death with uncompromising gravity
Fusion Free Press.