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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
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MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY D.

A DFPrNcr CIRCUS. - liowc's London CIR
Gus" which cost in London $4,000, met with
some pecuriary trouble in Augusta, Ia,
short time siaca, and was under foreclosure Oh
mortgage of $4,000, sold ct public auetloo
on Friday last in that city. Il large number OF
showmen from al parts CT tho country were
present and tho bidding was brisk Inc i9i'
lowing is a catalogue OF what was sou auu 'no
prices brought -Four royal bengal I!ge aS
81 900; 5 elephants. $40 OOO; hyenas' sl,V jOO
Gland and peccary. $I,OuO; Aslat'c Ilon' S1O OO,
ostrich and . hyenaS, $500; 5 panthers, Ss0o,
iaruar and honesS, $500; badger, beaver and
wild cats. $500; cage Australian birds, SOU;
cage with happy family, 500; : antelope55
and llama, 5000; sacred COW, $500; yak and
neljcau, $500; potaquin and Eeartbest, SoOO;
elk, 500; ticket wagon, 500; double hump
camel, $500; zebra and mule, driVen 10
wagon together, $780, glass wagon, SoO0 ~
PONIES and chariot. $1,000; ponies and yin,
dcrclIa wagon, 81 100; lengths OF reserved
seats, 5000; = hippodrome charlots, SoV; ~
baggage horses, 81, GOO; 10 horses, Sl,5oO; ~
horses. $1,000; 10 horses 81, T2O; 10 sets bar.
ness, SI5; one lot 6 horses, $l,O65 sorre
horse, $50; , trained mules, Pet and john,
S75; ) ponies, $lI5; l stallion, tralneo, $780,
stallion Captain, trained, Sis; trick pony
Comanche Chict, $50: trained horse Qulckstep'
$3.50; trained horse jim, $3.50; trained horse
Billy Buttons, SI5.
The sale realized So, 100, aud with the ex
ccption Of two horses, which brought $o9' me
entire establishment was purchased by MT;
John j. Parks, of New York. The stock ana
animals will be kept where they are until sum
mcr, when they wili be brought to New ork
urcvious to starting on new tentlng season.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS Untll
further notice the following Will DO lne ho"'S
for tho opening and closing Of tho mails
OPENING.
Northern mails, S:4j 8. IN. and I:lU p. IN.
Western mails, S:i5 q. H. and 1:CO p. m.
Southwestern, via Lynchburg and 1ordons-
Washington and Ohio, Round Hill to Alex
andria, $3.50 p. M.
Manassas Division, $50 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond and fFco'F-
icksburg, Va, SAB a, III. and LOU p. M
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mails 4:lo p. III. sho
900 II.
burg, 600 II. IL.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandria to Round
Hill, Va, 500 81 III.
Manassas Division, GOO u. III.
Southern, via Fredericksburg and kichmohu'
Va AS y. m. And $50 p. III
nss-General delivery window closes ~ o:uV p
M Doors close 1T 500 y. IN.
na.:-Oucn on Sundays ut y \. III. ana CLOSES III
$50 a. IN.
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From tho State Caplt. it will receive cA:y
and accurate accounts Of the proceedings OF III.
General Assembly snL Of MI he operations -
the State government likely t. into;,.L III" poo
plo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bzy"GnEAr UpRoAK ABOUT CLoTIIING.-
The largest stock OF Ovorcoats aad Suits pough'
at bsnlirur. sale IL close ont. Good Overcoa's
from 81. 50 upwards, including tho very best OF
Imported Chinchiiias, Beavers, kerSeys' &C.
Gents Cagsiucro Suits, consisting OF Coat RANTS
and Vest, At $3.50; I'll wool Suits at Sd'oo ana
upwards, Including tho finest imported mate
risls: excellent Children's Suits. " years. Sl'Zo'
d years sl.75; 5 years S225; G years S275 and
UPWARDS They must be sold quick At
8. DEALHAMs,
docs 50 King street
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DOROUS PLASTER, by the yard, for sale
L by JANNEY & CO., No. l4o hing st.,
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1877.

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE and
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER, already rcsd
By three generations, proposes to continue its
useful life, and now enters into another volume,
determined to be tho newspaper Of tho era in
Virginia.
Never have the times demanded moro tnsM
now sound, thoughtful journalism. Seldom
nave the people had deeper interests al stake.
Mover did the events Of tho hour, as they un-
fold themselves, surpass in personal interest to
every citizen those which gro now trsnspiring.
Never has the Importance OF early, authentic
Importance to every ono.
TO meet this now era in Journalism, the GA
ZETTE will put forth its utmos. cndesvor, snI
its success during this entire century in catering
to tho wants and meeting the wishes OF :lc PEG
pie, guarantees that with this paper promise
means performance.
Washington now tho point 10 which a!
| eyes look and all cars are directed Almost =.
the base Of the Capital, and yet in Virgins
town, amid community which has proved il
faithfulness TO Virginia 10 more than one tcry
trial surrounded by the traditions And hopes Of
the Commonwealth, the GAZETTE las q position
unique among journals and promise: 10 be
worthy OF it. Its contiguity 10 Washington gives
it an carly precedence over alI tho journals
of the State in intelligence OF tho operations Q:
|
portance to the people of the South. Tine pro.
ceedings OF Congress, seldom 50 interesting -
now, will be regularly reported in succnctiorm
for its columns but all matters Of especial inter.
est in Virginia will be given in detail. Tga
gentlemen connected with the paper s7r Goa
stanty At the Federal capts ani the Wash.
ington news Of the Gazette has 60 = tong IL"
been tho fountain Of Washington news or the
State
AS the interests OF the people mainly ccntrc"
homo, no pains will be spared to chronicle a.
nlsttors occurring in tho city aid neighborhoo!,
carefully excluding unscemly expressions @"
gross narrative as unit 20. journaI tha. t.
treasured at many thousand hearihstones -
Virginia.
From tho State Uaplt.! it will receive car.y
sno accurate accounts "' '"o proceedings " ~.
General Assembly snd OF a! me "lcF"l''"5 80
the State government likely |" ''12'''I "'' ''''-
plc.
|
Especial attention Will be devoted - pc en-
ing, we'll from original sources OF in!orn."t'ua
aS from It's exchanges Inc n'"' % '"S''''''
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In the Clerk S office OF the Cor
Y poration Court of the city OF Alexanorls,
On the SOth day of January, 1877, Il. Il; Lawson
vs., S. N. Smyth, r. 4. Knox and George 4.
Shinn, tho last of whom traded under the name
of Shinn s. Co. In chancery and upon an IN
Memo. The object of this suit is to restrain
S. NJ. Smyth from proceeding further under an 7
attachment against K. NJ. Lawson IN the suit OF
S, NJ. Smyth VS.. Shinn s. Co., and to haVo the
amount due by r. Nj. Lawson to george ~
Shinn, trading under the namo OF Smnn y co.
being slGO. IS, applied towards the payment OF
S4oGs3S, due by said shinn TO r. NJ. Lawson
and K. F. Knox, who were Jointly interested IN
q certain purchase Of corn from said Shinn.,
The defendant, George +. Shinn, not nav
ing entered his appearance and gwen Sc
curity according to the act OF Assembly,
and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appear
ing by affidavit that he is not resident OF
this State, ordered that said defendant appear
here within one month aftcr due publication o.
this order, and do what is necessary to protect MS
interest in this suit; and that copy OF TINS or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Alexandrls ga
zette, a newspaper published in the city OF A.
eyandria, once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
of this city. A copy-test: c,-,.
Jn 1ob,son ~ n ian 3l-w4W
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, TONS LEWIS PURE LEAD, 10 barrels
Il Raw Linsecd Oil, bbls Boiled do, and
bbls Spirits Turpentine; also Copal, Coach,
Damar, Asphstum, Japan, Shellsc and Psraf
fine Varnishes in store in large stock and for
sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers at lowest
msrke. rates. JANNEY 81 CO.,
nov 70 and Ids King street
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Nlexsndria, Va, mar lO-tI

DE.B. L. JONES, y, N. Calvert ST., Bsti-
~ more, Md, makes y specially and guarsn.
toes Speedy and Certain Relief in all Diseases
and Irregularities incident to Females; also in
Jmpotcncy, Stcrilty, Spermstorrhma, Structure
Gravel snd ali other Diseases Of the Gsnerstve
Orynns nj either SEX. sep 5
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TURKISH PRUNES, Peeled and Unpeeled
i Peaches, Dried Apples and Cherries, Rails
ms, Figs, Lemons, &c, for sale by
ian u J. G.. s. E. MILRURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

r5y"To llELADIEs. We have just received
Gno assortment Of Gen.lcmens, Boys ard
Youths Fine Toc: Slippers, suitable Tor the
holidays, which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. dcc Ct WADDEY, a King St.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
LENT.

English legislators have been 10 the
habit of pointing to the 6libastering and
resultant all-nighs session at Washington
as proofs ofimperfect political civilization
They have read the newspaper accounts Of
these strange American customs with
amazement. not unmi1ed with nifty. Now
they know how it is themselves. A few
determined Irishmea, smartiag under a
sense of unfair treatment, have for day:
and weeks, sci the House of Commons al
defiance, snd successfully blocked lesisls
ton. The harG words hurled at them by
the London newspapers have male no i'm
preston. In order to overcome them. the
House has been reduced 10 the humilis'.
ing necessity to alter its rules, aud there l.
a painful doub, whether they are yet oyer
come This duel between her Majesty s
G ,vernment and her M:jesty's Opposition
the overwhelming majoriiy of the House,
on the one hand. and handful OF Irish
members on the oshtr, will furnish one OF
the mos, p;quans chapters in parliamentary
hiStory.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
= e. - =
THE kl'EAk EkSHtP.

Although politics are too dull now for
much thought, We: the question Of the
Speakership of the next House is too i'm.
portant to be entirely overlooked. 1t Is
conceded that the Democrats will have
majority of ut least fifteen on the crgani-
zatiop, aud will have when the House is
full, as many more, making then a good
W rkiny majority. Thus, the Democratic
party will be responsible fer the legis a.
ton, and it is, therefore, Of the highes'
consideration that the presiding officer shall
be fully equal to the place, and possess a
level political head, with experienced and
we'll tried devotion TO the great principles
OF the party. Fortunately, there can be
no doubt such man will be chosen in
caucus, who.,. the bill, and secure the
entire Demo, ,r,tic vote in his favor. oi
course there are several aspirants, OF whom
and against whom We have nothing to say.
1t is 20 high dignity tha. any man, how
ever good, may well aspire 10 it, but under
the present Circumstances i. viii be follv.
Mr.. Randall, it is universally conceded,
no, Only possesses all the requirements
b.. viii be bv an almos: unanimous vote
chosen in caucus. Il Is ic-I1uate tia.
sch i to be the result. nI oRly ior the
Parry, IL; i- the country.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
The " 4 X.
hiStors.

TIE DISPATCHES IRON the seat Of war
published in the morning papers indicate
the utmost activity on the part OF both
Russians and Turks. They shcw that
both the bslliseranis are straining every
nerve to prepare for the struggle that is 10
d eide the future of the Ottoman Empire.
Though no more serious engagement is re-
ported than the continued bombardment
of Rutschuck BY the Russians and OF
Giurgeva by the Turks, yet the command
ers on both sides are bringing up all the
reinforcements the resources Of their re-
spectiye countries will permit, and are en-
deavoring to occupy every strategic posi-
ton that seems likely to afford either army
an advantage in the approaching struggle.
Some weeks ago General Gourkho with a
small force Of Russian troops astonished
the world BY lis daring passage Of the
Schipka Pass and now Sueiman Pasha
offers TO perform sill more e1tra7rdi'
nary exploit by leading an army Of thirty.
five thousand men across the Balkans by
borsepath known as the rvarditza Pass,
70 reinforce Mehemet Ais army in Rul-
gsria and attack the Russians in the rear
Nothing succeeds Ike success, and all the
indications are that the compac and easily
mobilized armies Of Turkey are going to
prove more than a match for the immense
and unriedly armament of Russia. II re-
qGires the genius Of Napoleon, or a
Nol.ke, to direct the movements Of half
million of uen, but the Grand Duke
Nicholas has already proved himself to be
neither Napoleon nor Moltke.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
THK VERMONT CELKBRkT TTeN.

Ex.o-- L1s failed ID 10 Justice % Yer
III, NJ s-.i:srs feugh. rsors Io!all!
~ ,hs rep2tlic lAro1gh tie ba..-es ot ihe
E=7a-ulis1 iL.za iLass s5o came fr0m the
sl.ns ard valleys @: Tie Green Mountains
b1. ley ws,t cenp4als eTea then TO carrv
o. 3 double vEt.re: lighting With ohe
bsod Tor the free3em Of Confederation
L :, .s.-2se.3 70 recognize .lei- coDnc1-
wealth, a1d with the oshe- hand defend
ing alEt conno1wealth 2gaips, the arro-
gan, c,atns Of New York. In both con-
ric1s their st-lgg e were c-0wLe1 with
sDccsas, the his;oEy knows nothing Of the
revoiH.icoa-v g.ories Of Vermont, and
eive< her name no place in the list OF the
Original s:a:zs. Ii Is not only fir to
ssv. hsweyer, that Nst1re has carried out
her compensatory principle TO the full
even in this case; if history fails to DC
;us,ice 10 herself. 1t Is the i-m belief o
the modern Green Mountain Boys thai
unsIpreciated Vermont did all the busi-
ness Of the wal that Ethan Aliens an
uouLcement Of the alliance OF 1.-The Great
Jehovah and tie Continental Congress,
scared tie lie ut Of the Britishers, and
that the victory al Bennington rendered
the Yorktown -urrenher inevitable. A
few Of the more liberal among the lar-e-
limbed Vermou:ers, who have, it r.av be,
rracGced law zwhile in the sesboard
States. nav be induced 10 concede that
Massachusetts, cid some slight service in
the war. and New Hampshire is occasion.
a!lv credited with the birth OF Molly
Stark's hush.nd. Egen these concessions
however, are made with such qualification:
a to leave the impression tha. Vermont
could have d ne ~ well without them bu
in her larseness oi heart permitted then
to crafty their pride By saving they hal
been there.
"Wednesday, Vermont celebrated he
dec arasion of independence; Thursda!
she shoulde-ed her cru.ch and shove,
how the field Of Bennington was won
Bo,h events VIZ wortay OF celebration
and Vermont did we'll to honor their re.
nenbrance. l, was snpreme heroism OF
the part Of the Green Mountain BOYS /,
maintain their fight for State indepeI
denoe even in the very heat Of the revolu
tionary war, and to formulate consii,u
ton for their unrecognized commonwealth
in the intervals OF Inc struggle with Tx
British. And among All the sirusg.e .es 0
the Revolution there il. Dot one that ha
taken a deeper hold upon the populs
faucy than the desperate struggle On tn
New York border. wren the veterans Q
Burgoyne wavered aud Aed from the IRE
sis, able onse, Of The angry Puritan farmS
who followed John S.ark.-l B.ooklyI
Times.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

4 81 20 GFOkG- FISCK's ". W OUR.
VI g aDd King Sts s9r your brptrns. A
clto!c& lot eOns an.ly on hand al the cry
.owssT II aousActuIers nrire.
I2--tSw..Iu
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

MEss1:s. Damn, and Smith protest that
they have been unjus;ly coupled with 3
transaction in Philadelp phia, in which they
were MOI in any way parties. They were
not participants in the outrage as 1t was
called, and in no way were they accoun'a-
BILE for the freak Of couple OF Phi!adei-
phia detectives.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18
WII-nINGrON. Del, Angus II. 1877

EorrcE TO SrsscRIRE2s.' %%aose Of onr
subscribers VINO are inds.,s,. ~ me MORN
ING HERALD, viii ohlige by an early re-
nittance.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-18

We are informed that P. \. Brennan
ESQ, if nominated and elected, will serve
a. President of City Council.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
LEGAL XOfICEs.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

tn TBR DISTRICT COURT or THE
l rnit,d States. for the District Of Nevada
In the matter OF @. II. CLARK. Bankrupt,
In Bankruptcy = United stats Of America,
District OF Nevada. So warrant In BANK.
rupicy has been Issued by said Oourt against
the estate Of q. II. Clark. OF the city Of Wiz.
rinia. county Of Storey and State Of Sevafa q.
In said District. who has been duly sljudged
bankTurt upon the petition of h,s cfeditorp; and
the payment % any debts and the delivery az
sny property belonging to said bankrupt TO him
OF q his nee. and the transfer Of any property
by him. are forbidden by law. A meeting Of ths
creditors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their deots
and chooee one or more assignees OF bis estate,
will DO held OF . Court OF Bankruptcy. TO be
holden IL Virginia, In said district. on the 25th
day OF APRIL. A. D. ISL. at ! o'clocf I'M
At the oflcc Of ". STROLLER. Room No Odd
Fellows' Building, c.iner OF q and smith
s~ireeis, one Of the Registers In Bankruptcy OF
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United States Marrhal and Messenger In BARK.
runtry for aid district. aplOtd
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NOTICE TO co.owNfRs.

no MARK sTRoUsR AND DENNIS HEA.
! scrty.-Hotice 10 hereby given TO the above.
nam~i persons and locstors that tbs under.
signed hss. during the years Of 1875 and 1915,
expended In the development and protection Of
and for labor and improvements upon the
Baldwin Mining Claim, located snd situate
In the Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
county. Nevada. the amount Of v hundred
and nfty.two dollars md thirty.ive cent?. You
arv hereby further notified and required TO con-
tribute your proportion Of said expenditures.
80 made ~ aforesaid. due ~from you and each
Of ypu. ~ follows. to Wit:
From you, marx strouse. SIS 70
From you. Dennis Hcagerty.. ....... ... o. Is
-Yos and each Of you are hereby further noti.
fed that In cas- you fall or refuse 10 Pay the re-
-peciive amounts OF msney set opposite your
rvvpective names above. 70 me. Phillip Corco.
ran. Of my residence 81 the Piute Ilouse. Lower
Gold I'LL. STOREY cornty. stsie OF Nevsda, Be-.
fore the expiration Of ninety days after publ.
cation of this notice, your and eaeh Of your
interests In said Baldwin Mining Claim will,
by operation OF law, become the properly OF the
undermined. who made tho shove expenditures
on said mining claim.
PHILLIP C0RcoRAN.
Locator and Co-ownsr.
Gold MI. Storey county. Nevada. February
f1th, 1877. felt o0d
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

EN- TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Nevada
Ia the INA ter Of si9isMUND nANAk. Hank.
iutt. In Bankruptcy.-United States u America,
District Of Nrvsds. "a warrant In bank.
ruptry has been issuei by said Court against
the estate of sieismntd Hanak. ~ the city. OF
Virginia. county Of rtorey snd st.te Of Nsvada,
In said district. who has been duly sdludg~d
bankrpt upou the petition OF his CREDITOR;
and the payment Of any debts and the delivery
Of any propefty belonging 20 said bsnkrup. 10
him or 10 his use, and the transfer OF any Prop
eriy BY him. are forbidden by law. A meeting
OF the creditors VI said bankrupt. 10 prove their
dsbts and choose one or more alsimees OF his
estate. will be held at . Court Of Bankruptcy.
10 be holden 1t Virginia. In said district, on the
10Th day of April, A. ID. 1871. 81 I oiclock p ~.
at the once Of 4. STROLLER. room MOI Odd
Fellow Building, corner Of q aud smith
streets. one Of the kesi,ters In bankruptcy OF
said district. .
AUGUSTUS ASH,
United states Marshal and Messenger In
Bankruptcy for said District. splltd'
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And In sceosdsnes with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Director, made on the seth day CT
February. is71. 10 many shares Of each p.rec,
OF sueh ,toch - may h. necessssy will bc
sold o. public suction. a the once OF tbe
Company. 70. N7 cslifornis street. san
ri,nei.eo. California. on SATURDAY. thu
1ist day OF April. 1877. at the hour a
? O'Clock ,. y. Of .aid day. 10 pay aid deiip.
quent ssstsment thereon, together with eo.is
OF sdvertisins and sxpepses Of the sale.
D. Y DAHL. ftcretsry.
0mce.tH California street. Nan frsnclsco.
osluofniA. ap7td
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NOTICE. TO PIoNEERs.

A IL PIONEERS WITHIN THE STATE OF
"A Nevada who have not Jet cent In their
personal narratives and r~tninlpcsncsa Of Pto-
neer Life On the PHcine Coast are requested TO
Inward the ZANE or Cali upon ma At my place
of busiDees: Csrson street. opposite the Viz
ginia and Truckve Railroad Depot. Carson City.
The book will Be elosed on the 9Th Of jay
nsxt. SAM. BAKER.
mhs an Register and Collator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
LADY BRYAN.
rosrr0NHMRNr.

AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
"A the Lady Bryan Minibg Company, held
February u, 1871, u was ordsrcd that The aals
Of the stock now delinquent on account Of
assessment No. 10. said sale OF paid stock hav.
Ing been snjoined. b.. and motto, IL hereby
given that said sale 10 postponed until further
WV. u MccLNroCK. Secretary.
Ofnce-No. 80 Pine street. Room No. o. San
YrAnclsro. California. EraGfd
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M
CoMsroCK 0OLp AMI

SOuTH CoMsrOCK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING COMMANDMENTS
Of principal place Of business, San Francisco.
California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District.
storey county. Nevada.
Notlce.-Thero are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowingdeschbed stock, on account Of assess.
ment NO. 81 levied on the S0th day of January,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
namcs Of the respective shareholders, a. FOL.
lows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

And In accordance with law. Ard an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 'th day
OF Mach. 1877. 20 many shares Of each
parcel u such ptotk as may bo Necessary Will
be sold nj public auction. at the once OF the
Company. iloom .. No i0s Californis street. Ban
Francisco. CslifomiA. On THURSDAY, the 10th
| day OF April, 1877, al the hour Of I O'Clock y. n.
OF said day. TO pay said delinquent a-se-snent
thereon. together with costs ol advertising and
4. pIIiLLIPs. Secretary.
Onios-Room .. No. eos California street: Nan
Frsncisco. California, spi0td