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The New York herald., 1877-12-25

SERVICES AND MIDNIGHT MASSES IN TnE
CHURcHEs--A cARIsTMAs TEEE AT TRINITY
The Sunday school scholars Of Trinity Church, con-
sistng OF thirty-hvo classes and 600 chdren
blcd at their school room, corner OF Church and
Thomas streets, ut two r. NJ, wncrc they formed in
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03
The Antl-Monopolist
A Fancy About q Boy.

We stood beside the window sill,
The little lad and /,
Within the room was sober gloom,
Without a sunset sky.
/ drew him forward to the light,
That might see him plain,
That sndden view thrilled my heart through
With delicious pain.
leant his head back DER my arm
And stroked his crisped hair
The dear, dear curls DER which salt pearls
/ could have rained out there!
looked beneath his heavy lids,
Dropping with dreamy fold;
What visioned eyes / saw arise!
But nothing shall be told.
Gayly spoke, "Could count back
Nine years and he gain nine,
/ would not say what i'll to-day
Had CHANGED this heart of NINE
He laughed-all laughed-I most Of all;
But was glad, ween,
That the whole room lay in such gloom
His face alone was seen.
He talked,to.'me in school-boy phrase,
/ gave him meet replies
l mind not what; my sense was naughI
Or lived but in my eyes.
I could not kiss him as a child
| only touched his hair,
Or with my hand his broad brow spanned.
! But not that it was fair
He stranger to me, as to him,
We never met before;
Yet would fain brave mickle pain
To see the lad once more.
But why this was, and is, God knows,
And IL know, with JOY,
I'll find among His angel throng
An angel, like that boy.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03
on DOING WITHOUT.

Oh, Tom, I've just seen such love OF bon
net!
Pale blue, and tea-roses, half blown and
such lace!
I'm sure that some poet could Write q sweet
sonnet
About il when over-well, somebody's face.
The cost? Thirty dollars. You know, it's i'm
ported,
The fashion. YOU see, dear but has just come
I've tried it on, Tom, and oh! l was trans
Can't have it. Now, Tom, Why Can't do
without:
Let's see; there's the gas bill, the milk, and
the grocer;
Jack wants his new shoes, and the Dutcncr :
bill's due;
And the observation-disclosures, see you wish to
How much it all makes. Well. of course
forty-two.
Have bonnets up-stairss Yes. Worn out
No, Of course not.
But-There! / can't have it; TO argues nc
use.
Well, Tom, then that table, all gliding ane
what not
We saw at the auction. Don't scowl So you
goose.
The table is lovely. Pm sure that We neet
it;
The parlor you know, dear, is really quit
bare. .
Twenty dollars; its nothing; you never viii
miss it.
Why. Thomas, Pm shocked. Was tina
meant for sweary
Very well, sir; there's surely no use OF you
scolding.
The gas bill, / hate it; the butcher still
You're always reminding me-Hark. did tn
bell ring?
A bundle for you just been left at the door
What's in it? No matter. III see for mysel
then
The shoes that you got on your way fror
the cars.
Oh. Tom, what story! There,now it is opef
As live, you extravaganza wretch, It's
gars.
Mr. Smith, for tobacco,to So-and-s debtor.
Five hundred cigars Fifty dollars, II
doubt.
Now, then sir-the gas bill, the milk-you la
better
Preach poor Now that bonnet Mdnf q
without
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An Irishman recently stopped at hotel
in Des Moines, Iowa. where pretty high
bills were charged. In the morning the
landlord made out the amount OF dam
ages and presented it to Pat After he had
glanced over it the latter looked the land
lord in the face and exclaimed: II
put me in mind of a snipe." Why
asked the landlord Because we're yer,
nigh all BILL
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03

At Leu ST. Remy, in Belgium, an ap-
Mailing sensation has lately occurred. a
young man Of 10 years, who was believed
to he dead, was placed in coffin and
buried. A great number Of mourncrs ac-
companied the funeral. One OF them
pronounced eulogium upon the charac.
ter of the deceased, the usual prayers were
recited. and the coffin was lowered into
the grave The grave-diggers had begun
to fill it in with clay when they heard sew
|eral knocks given from within the coffin
Terrified, they ran to call the curate ana
zform the mayor. in the presence OF both
which personages, the coffin was opened.
Drrible spectaclel' says the paper from
Il Din n translated. 1.-The unfortu-
Youlh, who had been buried alive
In state Of lethargy, had made
- elBorts to break open the lid OF
mt uselessly, and bad died OF
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-03

Living on excitement is very expensive
living.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

A disasterous collision occurred be.
tween two vessels in the British
Channel, on Thursday last, by which
both ships We're lost and ovel one
hundred persons drowned.-It is
now said that additional Legislation
will be needed to make special resnmp.
ton possible January |, lS7?..."..All
of Lame Deer's band of Indians have
lately surrendered, which clears the
Black Hills country Of hostile Sioux.
.....The State Of Maine has gone Re-
publican, the first gun of the po|ltl-
cal campaign.....The American team
has beaten the English in the rifle
shooting contest at New York......In
a political fight at Baltimore on Fri.
d,y last, Andrew Winduer was killed
by Thomas Freeze. ..... Boss Tweed is
again making revelations OF Ring
frauds.
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GOLD FOR GRAIN.

1t was said last year that hard times
were made greatly harder by the
mournful howl which everybody kept
mp. The popular song this year IS
better times coming, and if constant
iteration and reiteration can bring it
about there will certainly be no dis
appointment. The newspapers are
all in full chorus on the enlivening
tune, The great expectation is based
on our crops, which Europe cannot
live without. In the most fruitful
seasons England cannot raise enough
for her own consumption. But this
wear, with the continuance Of heavy
rains in her best grain districts and
the devastating floods in Scotland and
Wales, there must be a great increased
demand for our breadstutts. The
wheat yield Of Russia and Hungary
this year is reported as very abun.
tlant, but they have the Turks to deal
with end cannot export grain. Eng
land must therefore rely on the Uni
ted States. The beauty Of it is too,
that with our exports exceeding the
imports all the grain We send her will
have to be paid for in goM. A few
years ago she would have paid us in
store goods. Now we give her beef,
butter, and cheese in addition to our
grain. We can not take it all out
in store goods. We are manufacture
ing them ourselves. She must pay in
gold. Thus we shall soon have higher
prices, gold for specie payments aud
good times generally.
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MORMON REVELATION.

A circular has recently been issued
by the Apostles Of the Mormon
church setting forth that on the 18th
inst, they had revelation" from
Heaven enlghtening them as to who
should be Brigham Young's success
or. The revelation was to the effect
that John Taylor, senior Apostle,
should continue in authority as act
ing President, assisted by John w.
Young, Daniel H. Wells and George
@. Cannon as the presiding authority
of the church. The same revelation
instructed them also that the saints
should continue paying tithes. A
similar revelation made Brigham
Young acting President after Joseph
Smiths death but it was soon fol.
lowed by another revelation which
made Brigham supreme. John Tay.
lor will very likely announce reva-
lation at an early day. And so the
blasphemous imposture continues.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

On Saturday last the republicans OF
this county met in convention at the
Court House in Frederick for the pur-
pose of making county ticket and
also to select delegates to represent
the county in the State Convention
which meetsin Baltimore on Thursday
next the 9th. Delegates from the
several districts in the county were
present. After some little delay Cap
tain Upton Buhrman, Of Myersville
was made permanent chairman and
Harry Keefer and William Leibe, sec
retaries. The following nominations
were then made
For Sheriff, Col. William Richard
ardson, of Frederick.
County Commissioners.-John With
crow, Joseph Cronise, Stephen K. Bow
lus, David T. Whip, Solomon Devil
bliss.
House Of Delegates, G. Riggs, w
II. Kinks, L. Hartsock, P. Lugen
beel, and w. II. Leibe. The two frs
named were members Of the last Leg
islature.
The following gentlemen were ther
elected as delegates to the State Con
vention: John G. Motter, Uptor
Buhrman, Thomas A. Smith, Colone
George w. F. Vernon, and Capt. II
Claw Naill.
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ABOUT WAR MAPS.

A very good story is told Of an old
gentleman who remarked with great
simplicity that he could not exactly
find the Russian and Turkish positions
on his war map. His laughing daugh.
ter who was much puzzled to know
what the old gentleman was after, as
tonished him by replying that the
sheet he had in hand was not a war
map but Harper's Bazaar, with its
brain distracting complications OF
fashion patterns. But even with a
war map the war is great puzzle.
Just exactly when the fighting is So
ing on and which wins when there is
q fight is exceedingly hard to tell
As near as we can learn it is now at
a place called for once by the easy
name Of Plevna. There have been
several bloody battles around Plevna,
but it is still held by the Turks. 1t
is now said that Russias only chance
for taking it is by a regular siege
Her losses therefore are certain to be
heavy and the Turks may battle her
until the winter is past without Rus
sia making any decided ADVANCE
Another fact which is now clear is
that Osman Pasha is not Col. Craw.
ford of the US That story is ex,
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No. 2339 Equity.

In tie CucWt court for Frederick
County, sitting IN equity.
MAY TERM, 1877.
In the Matter of the Potion of Anna Ronz-
or and othcis-(Iohn Rouzcr being Trus-
tee of Peter Rouzcr.)
NRDERED this 9th day of September
~ that on the eth day of September
1877, the Court will proceed to act upon
the Auditors report this day filed in the
above case, unless cause to the contrary be
shown before said day; provided a copy of
this order he inserted in some newspaper
published in Frederick county, two sue
cessivc weeks prior to said day.
THOMAS GORStCn,
Clerk ofthc Circuit Court for Frcd'k Co.
True copy-Tcst:
THOMAS GORSUCU, clerk.
sept 13.H
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub,
II ScrihcrS have obtained from the Or,
phans' Court of Frederick County, lc tiers
Tcstamcntrry upon the estate of
GEORGE W. FOREMAN.
late of Frederick county, deceased All
persons having claims against said dcc,a A.
rl are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authrn-
tica;cl to the subscriber, on or before the
18th of March next; they may other.
wise, by law, he excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Those indebted are request,
ed to make immediate payment
HENRY {. FOREMAN,
JOHN LANDERS,
Executors
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NE,&5o3 TIE WEEK.

Gen. Longstreet is now a resident
Of Georgia and an applicant tor the
position of United States Marshal Of
that State.
The Wing says there is not dollar
in the State Treasury Of Virginia.
and the banks are not disposed to adj
vance any funds.
Elmer Myers, boy Of twelve, at
Sidonsburg, York county. was
dragged over the road and kicked by
a runaway mule, on the 9th, until life
was extinct.
Frank Leslie. the well known pub,
Usher OF illustrated papers, has been
compelle to make an assignment, for
the benefit Of his creditors. His la
biliies amount to $4,000.
A sale Of forty-two short-horn Ca
nalian cattle is reported in England
realizing sixteen thousand and eighty
guineas and yielding an average Of
nearly two thousand dollars head.
Murphy, tie temperance lecturer,
has created a most extraordinary lu-
rore in Rondout, New York. Over
six thousand persona have signed the
pledge, including many saloon keep
ers.
The railroad rioters convicted at
Harrisburg last week were sentenced
to the County Jail for terms ranging
from two to eight months jmprison-
ment, and to pay fines ranging from
$40 to 5000.
A Wilkesbarre (Pa.) dispatch says
Jno. Van Lieu, a prominent Granger
and resident of Columbia county was
found dead Sunday morning near his
house. He had been shot and his
head was crushed in.
Two young men, named Joseph f.
Johnston and Fitzhugh Lee, are learn
ing the machine trade in the Penn
syIvania railroad machine shops at
Altoona. They are nephews Of the
Confederate officers Of that name.
Gen. Ord reports that fftcea hun.
dred Mexican troops are ready at
Vera Cruz to embark for Matamoras,
under command of Gonzales, to en-
force the terms of the extraordinary
treaty and secure order on the Mex
lean boarder.
In consequence of the yellow feve,
at Ferandina, Florida, there has
been a general exodus OF the citizens
There is much excitement through
out the State, and quarantine regula'
lions have been established in all the
towns. Seven fatal cases have oc'
Cured in Ferandina.
Last week a man named CIV .Smitl
attempted to commit suicide in Raj
timore by opening vein in his right
arm, while under the influence o.
whiskey dissipation. He represent
ed himself as General "Baldy Smith
but that part Of his insane proceedings
was fraud.
On Wednesday, week little boy
son of Thomas J. Stevens, of York
Springs, Pa, fell into tub Of water
and Law there FIVE or ten minutes
when he was discovered by the moth.
err and taken out insensble. ANNA.
ton was restored by prompt restora-
tive appliances.
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PRIVATE SALE.

4 Valuable little property for sale. Con-
a tanning twenty three and a quarter
acres, laid off in eight lots and in good
order with plenty Of excellent fruit there.
on. A good house with siX rooms and
all necessary out buildings. y well OF
splendid water near the door. Said prop
crty is within one mile of Mcchanlcstown
ELI GROFF,
ScpG Pm McChanlcstOWn, Mu
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Farmers Look Wei!
TO YOUR INTEREST.
CINDp.ITs'G
FLOUR OF FsONs; Al &3G
CASH PEER TON

OF 1000 HIS to he taken ont of the ears III
Mrchanic>town depot ON delivery. lh","
WISHING to use the above Standard frllil
izrr will please send in their ordcrSnl once
We will Ship 10y the car load to"nr address
at Gracrham Lows Station or immilshurg
nj Further Reduced rates. Mr. ChaplcIl
having very large supply of this
SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
ON hand and feeling assured from the gen
cral satisfaction expressed by all who have
used it for years that il IS the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
in the market, and offers it believing that
all will be willing to give il Il trial.
J. j. IIENSlIAW, Agent.
MccnnnicStown, Md.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
IN scribcr has obtained from the Or
pimns' Court of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamcntary upon the estate OF
CHARLES WERLICH.
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said dcccas-
cd are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authcn-
ticatcd to the subscriber, on or before the
18th of March next; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
JESSE Ii. NCSSEAR,
Executor.
crnt1o IT
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sent 13.4t
MechanicStCWn, Sept. 4th, 1877

ED CLARION: Being always dcslrouS of
meeting the annual changes of the season
as well ms the wants and necessities of our
friends and customers TO whom we tender
our kinucst thanks for their very liberal
patronage in the past), we have just pur-
chased and are now receiving our
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One day recently, four members Of
Mr.. James Mller's family, near
Goldsboro', York county, were acct
tlentally poisoned with arsenic which
was in the house.
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROF
ERTI,

III 20 CLOCK p IN, all lil:'l
VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP
ERTI,
being part of tract of land called Car
rollsbllrg, situated in Frederick county,
State of Maryllml, heretofore sold by John
Clark To SaIomc llovis when sole. and now
in possession OF said Francis +. llovis and
Salomc IIoviS, his wife. This property is
situated in Frederick county. one mile west
of Emmitshury, on the road leading from
EmmitShurg to Iierbaugh's Valley, adioin
iny the lands of John X. Taylor X Bro e,
James !IoSpclhorn, Benjamin kciholz An
drew Amman and others.
This land is fully described hy cOurSt S
and distances, mctcs and hound in the
deed from Bradley L. johnson and viii
liam J. Ross trustees, to John Clark, dated
January Eth, in the year 1861, and re-
corded in Lihrr B. c. f.. No. &, Folio 39'-
c., one of the aforesaid and contains
IL ACRES OF FINE LAND,
more or less and subject to the cncum-
served to d.. Andrew Amman 10y said deed
The Improvements consist OF good two
story
IDlT lol.Nf,
a frame weather boarded Barn, and other
necessary outbuldings. Also, a thrcc-slo-
ry ~
BRICK MERCHANT MILL,
with good wafer power. and Il tenant house
TrmS n .Sdh-Onr half of the purchase
money cash, 500 of it tn be paid down as
soon rs sold, if not paid the property will
he put up again Immediately: the balance
in two equal payments of Il and ~ months
hearing interest from date To be- secured
by good security. After the payment OF
all the purchase money the trustee viii cX,
ccuir II good deed.
Also on the 25lh ut 10 o'clock. on the
premises. will sell all the personal prop
rrtv of the said Salonr llovis and Francis
liov> consisting of Horses. Cattle, Hogs,
Farming implements, Household md
Kitchen Furniture, &c
\. +. OnNDORFF, Tr;s'cc.
ug30 It
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FALL STOCK

Of new goods, suitable for the cas1n, con
sisting of Il full line of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAR
IETS, OIL CLOTHS, GROCER
les, lIARDW ARE,
Iron, &c, also full stock of Boots and
Shoes, which we make a special part of our
business, and guarantee our prices against
competition. We have Il full line GALL szcs)
of the celebrated
CARLISLE SHOE.
which for style and durability can not be
cXCcllcd and we NEST respectfully ask the
attention of those in need Of goods in our
line TO give us call and examine our stock
and prices.
Scp3tf ROOT II GROFF.
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vINRC STEE'S Al L

BY virtue of Il deed of trust from SalOmc
lIovls and Francis +. IIoviS, her husband,
the undcrsign rs trustee will sell in front
of lhc Western Maryland Hotel, Emmits-
burg, Nd, on
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REFERENCES :

Samuel Eicholtz, VIM. Domrr, Nicholas
Engl, Grurgr II. Powell. Geo w l>n"gIr,
DR.. W. :. y, phcrson, Henry Rouzrr, John
Rouzrr, Frclk White, Geo W. Layman,
Chas A. Eylcr and many others.
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WHEREAS, Matthias p. Iacharjas
W james \. Whlmurr and o. hers. res
dents of t'rrdcric! county, have prtjti"nc'
the County Commissioners for Frederick
county, To locat" and open u county rua,'
starting at Stony Branch SrhnnlhOuSr, IT,
nlpIsrci the Ridge l'un,., said road to pas.
through the lands OF MAliia, =. IHchari; :,
on the bed of the present road theme" on
the dividing lines of VIM. ShinlIrlrrkr,
{. r. Xacharas and Elias WcaAl, I" inter
sect The Ridge road Il road leading lro"
Mottrl's Station 10 Rocky Ridge, nd r"a'
not to lie less lh1n thirty 'cIt wide in
compliance with the Act of .NesrNW Of
Maryland in such case made and pruVir"J.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons an !
pHrlir, concerned AMI to the public, thai
we the undersigned Examiners will meet
at the Stony Branch Schoolhousr, tnr place
of beginning, ON
.rot"ri"y, tie 2HM dag of .S,Itr0']c, 1871,
Gf fair. if not ON the next far dayI ut Q
o'clock a m, and will proceed To examine
and determine whether or not the pnhIlc
convenience requires that the said road
should be located and opened; and if upon
examination we should be of opinion, and
50 determine III our in Igmrnt that the pub
lie convenience requires that SAID road
should he located and opened, we will pro.
coed to open the same aGrrrHhlr to Salh
commission and the coir Of Public General
Laws in such case made and provided F;
and will continue in the execution OF said
commission from day to ,av, if necessary.
until the same shall have been fully com
plctcd.
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NILES VI. WILLIIIDE,
ELIJAH CLOSE,
JAMES p MARTIN,
Examiners.
a,lg3o,tf

1T Is GENERALLY ADMITTED, that
| in Spcctnclcs and Eye glasses you can
he suited anywhere better or cheaper, than
by ClIAS III. O. FON, No. ii West Pat
rick Street
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:sgDiN. SiiE'T. ESQ. 1877,

III CLOCK p. m, III
TIL AT Il + \ l. L S I \ 7 L,
"A 50 far as the same is situated in Frclcr-
,tk county, Md, OF which Mary II. lIouch
lied, seized and possessed The said prop
riy i, situated on the Poplar Ridge roaI.
'Hr mile from diminishing, adjoining the
Inls of C. w. Rowe, Jacob Topper and
lame, Boyle, containing : Acres OF Land,
more or less. The improvements consist
# Il
Neutrality-suspicious. HOUSE,
Log Barn and all necessary outhuillngs.
well of good Water near the door and
small orchard Of good fruit.
Tum~of ~hr rs prescribed hy tie decr,c.-
)Mc half cash on the day of sale, or ON the
ratification thereof by the court, the bal
1ncc in one year from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving his Ct her note with APP
proved security for the deferred payment,
r,Hrinr interest from day of sale. When
HE VIII !r purchase money is paid good
Iced will hc given.
CuAS. ID. EICIIELBERGER,
Trustee.
Also at same time and place that portion
If the same tract of land lying in Adams
county, Pa, containing ) Acres more or
less, will also he sold
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i / Is Lie = \ l. f..

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit
} Court for Frederick county, Md rs
. Court of Equity, the undersigned as
n>trc will sell at public sale on the prem
- ON
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Mo"aaN S'ptembcr PAIN, 1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-18
A sSessnent n Office.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

OCAIlON OF principal place of business,
n II San Francisco, California. Location OF
works. Star District, Humboldt county,
Nevada.
Noiice is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 27'h day OF
september, 1877, an asse sment (NO. 81 # Five
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United states gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office of the company. No.
3l2 Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENrY-SLVkN1H DAY OF OCTOBER.
1871
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment is made
b. fore will be sold on
TAI URDAY, ThE SEVEN EENTH DAY
NOVEMBER, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of
sale.
BY order of the Boqrd of Directors
ABRAHAM HALSLY, Secretary.
Once, = 3l2 Montgomery afr ct, San
Francisco. oct1-td ~