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A RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE.
BUSHELS or CLANS, sHEEPsHkAD, CHICKEN
AND nYsTERS DISPOSED OF

BUSHELS or CLANS, sHEEPsHkAD, CHICKEN
AND OYSTERS DISPOSED OF.
An oid-time Rhode Island clam bake was held yes.
tcrday at Joe Crocheron's Bay Side House on Long
Island Tho house Is Mt present leased to Tony Miller
and his friends, headed by ex-Superintendent Keso
made all the arrangements for the bake As II wa
understood that we'll known son of Rhode Island as
sisted by John Arcutarus to superntend the
cooking Of the luscious bivalves and the other deea-
ces composing Rhode Island clam bake, thero was
large attendance OF heavy weights and clam eaters
from New York. Some came by tho cars to Flushing,
and then drove tho remainder Of tho distance while
others preferred TO drive direct from the city.
The driving portion OF the journey was not pleasant
the heat intense and the dust IN Clouds but
the traveller amply repaid for the dscomfort hs
endured when he arrived at Bay Side. On tho covered
platform Ia front of the house, where the tables were
set for the bake, there was plenty of shade aad
breeze that was cooling and refreshing. largo IRE
burning on the top OF heap OF to the right
OF the hotel and industrious coorcd ASSISTANTS OF tho
chief cook were busy piling on the nrewvod as to
get the stones good and hot. dozen heavy weights
were standing around headed by Koso Joe Crocheron,
Cheeks and a well known alderman, watching with
anxious socitude the preparations an occupation
which they occasionally varied by trip 10 the hotel
TO get glass OF ice water.
In tho meantime the son oil Rhode Island and Mr.
Arcularius were preparing TO place the food on the
stcaming stones. FIRST came layer OF hard clans,
ana thcn some soft clans, which followed by the
potatoes, Then came some pompancau, shcepshead,
sea bass chickens and tripe-a wrapped up in cothk
Some HOLSTERS and clans thrown the top. The
pho was carefully covered with wet sailcotb. and
then sea rock weed was pitched on top, covering up
every rent, so that the steam could escape The
following stun was worked IN the bake -Three pom.
plncau 30 shcepshead $50 pounds OF sea bass barrc
Of Ioosters barrel Of Bermuda potatoes, 100 pair oil
chickens, 90 pounds OF rpc 20 bushels OF soft CLANS,
10 bushels hard clans and barrels oil oysters.
-, In aDon. hai an hours time the cooks announced
ricd TO take their tho tables In lew minutes
the waters were busy running backward and forward
with the plates OF steamng clans, lsh, lobster ana
chicken IL was surprising 10 see tho catablcs dsap
pear some OF the guests exciting the admiration OF Ole
Time clam bake patrons by tho handy way In whicn
tncy disposed OF soft clans. KoIso and his adopted
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ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHosr-sEnMoN
BIZ REV. FATHER DEALY, s. >.
The festival OF Pentecost was appropriately cele-
braed At the halpast ten O'Clock services yesterday
morning AZ St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral
Cardinal McCloskey being present. accompanied by his
secretary, Rev. Father FarrcIly. He occupied seat
on throne during the services and gave bcncdcou
20 the people. The high altar decked with
flowers and largo number OF lights; cardinal red
drspery gstering with golden decorations encircled
IT, basa High celebrated by Vicar General
Quinn, assisted by Rev. Father Kano and an Italian
clergyman Rev. Father Hogan OBLIGATED as master OF
ceremonies
Rev. Father Dealy preceded his remarks by reading
nom tho second chapter the Acts OF the Apostles
which narrstss the descent OF the Holy Ghost upon
the disciples Ten days they were told, elapsed dur
Ing which time the apostles pcrsevercd in prayer,
awaiting the fulhlment Of the Divine promise. Then
shers came tho sound Of mighty wind and small
tongues OF fre descended upon tho heads OF the
APOSTLES and they were filled with the Spirit Of the
Holy Ghost This nre only an emblem OF the
LIGHT which filed their souls Their hearts were also
infsmed with Divine charity. These apostles, en-
sirhsened with light from above, Immediately com
cncsd the entrusted TO them. The faith thus
commenced under tho protection Of tho Holy Ghost
was destined to extend to all parts OF the earth.
That day was commemoratcd In the Church, the
corn OF The great work, the day wnen the
mini of GOD descended upon man. IL vas this spirit
~ a. bound them In UNITY, giving true cnarty aud
eork,nR. through the apostles, sanctihcaton which
snc Void never Witnessed before Tho scriptures
TAUGHT Us that Holy Ghost was The immediate ana
subslantal principle Of religious truth through .ne
oIv nost We wore reconceo 10 God. IL was through
~ tsoIv Chust that prayed. No sooner were the
,essIes died with tnis spirit than thcy commenced
scsrs and speak for Christ, whose ministers they
- - cressinr themselves willing TO lay down their
Mo- n nscsssary, for tho sake OF their Redecmer
rhev came forth from the upper chamber o. ne nouss
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individually the friends we havs known upon earth
knowing that others, equally beloved. had faed OF
heavenly bliss That knowledge, like drop o. sall,
would cmbtser the whole cup Of JOY. and we woud oe
lar happier II we were never know the friends We
heaven To this Il may be said that our hearts
and minds will be elevated as TO lose the capacity
of PAIN and that will accept well and good all
that springs from the Divine will This belief not only
encourages to save ourselves but TO persuade all
our kindred and friends 70 seek salvation.
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TEACHERS SALARIES.

An arrangement has been made between Comptroller
Kelly and l. D. Herman, BY which provision 10 made
for the payment OF May Juno and July salaries all
the teachers Of this city before tho OF
the summer vacation The money will DO paid by
tho Comptroller as foows:-For May, on the 18Th
OF Juno; for June, juno rs; Tor July, July 8 This
timely programme will, doubtless, aiiay much appre.
hension among the tcacherR
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DON'T GIVE AN INCH.

To THE EDITOR TIE HERALD:-
Your article on tho disciples OF wackford squsen
Is right TO tho point, and well mertcd rebuke to
those who wish perpetuate the barbarous practice
OF child beating. All experience has shown that any
license strike children is TO be abused. In
stances OF thig continually occurrng In all parts Of
the country. Wnero the inch IL given the ell 10
TO be taken. II follows naturally az night 10 the
day. how many more children to be tortured aud
MANNED to demonstrate TINS fact to some peoplcf
~ n ~
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
not IN Favor OF THE ROD.
NORMAL COLLEGE, 4
NEW YORK, Nay 10. 1877.

NOT IN Favor OF THE ROD.
NORMAL COLLEGE. \
NEW Yosk, Nay 10. 1877.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Please permit me to correct . statement which an.
peared in ono Of the editorials OF the HERALD on rhurs
day last. II II to the following 1.-THE Pres,dept
Of tho Normal School credited with originating the
remarkable proposition that certain schools DO desr
mated In different parts OF tho city Ia which children
may be beaten a the pleasure Of the teachers and 10
which uumauageable children may be sent" This is
s.remarkabe proposition indeed but the President n
the Normal College never originated it; never even
imagined IT, The HERALD has been misinformed. Tho
President of tho Normal College Is opposed to corporaI
punishment, root aud branch, utterly and forever
The grain Of truth which forms the basis OF the above
s.remarkable proposition 10 this:-The President OF
the Normal College, In discussing this question, has
recommended II necessary central school In which
Vicious boys could be boarded, lodged and reformed
and made morally 1T for the public schoos The OBJ.
jcct was tho public school system from the
degradation OF the rod. Respectfully,
THOMAS HUNTER, President Normal College
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ST. STEPHENS Il. G. CHURCH

.srHE WONDERFUL EFFECTs OF GRACE'-sER.
MON III REV. FATHER McAULEY.
Tho services at st. Stephens Church yesterday
OF solemn interesting character the day being
whitsunday Rev. Father McCauey preached from
Acts H. IL verses saying the apostles all assem-
BLEED In unity, awaiting tho coming Of the Holy Ghost,
who strengthen them by grace before going into
all parts OF world preach doctrine opposed 70
the prevailing ioeings and inclnations OF 1t the
time IL was doctrine hard TO accept It's accept
ance required the giving up Of what then, nike too
many now. priced most highly and worshpped most
devouty tho pride and lust OF the world They needed
strength IRON heaven TO face the tide OF corruption
and depravity that then flowed unrestrained, aud to
openly reprimand and denounco vice in high places
as vol as low. They had already received
power bapze and TO forgive SINS, out tney awaited
the final order, accompanied by the corresponding
grace TO dispense and enter all the nations oil inc
earth. How wonderful the transformation whom the
Holy Ghost descended upon them was ut once APP
parent From weak and humorous men they became
bold hons, ready, nay painting for the hgnt oil con
quest over Satan There were assembled IN Jerusalem
at the time from all nations oil the enrth ana
speak ng evcy tongue How surprised and coniounded
they wcrc when they heard tho Apostles, who, low
moments before, were ignorant oil their language now
speak to them with nucncy. This wonder was
naturally commented on everywhere, but whom they
heard ST. Paul speak before and conound the learned
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SOAP-OSED TO BE HONEST.

John Downs, aged twenty years, salesman in the
grocery store Of John Gaynor. No. 554 Grand street,
was charged at the rombs Police Court yesterday with
stealing barrel Of sugar and box OF soap from his
employer and carrying the same to rival establish
ment on Sheriff street. Tho prisoner, who was CON-
mitted IN default Of ball. was always supposed 10 10
an honest, reliable young man.
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stands front 9th gates OF your soul II you win
only cry Tor His pardon and His love. He will meet
you In tho same spirit and say, THY sins and thy
iniquities u will remember no more Thy peace give
unto Then from all this audience there wil DO
OF tears and God will be the father OF that rain,
and tho text As II occurs TO you after you home,
will loom up with more and more significance as you
recte it-"Hath the rain . fatherf"
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THE PAssIoNIsT MONASTERY.

PENTECOST SERvICEs-THE GRAND ORGAN
Over 900 people attended solemn high yester
day in magnificent church attached to st. Michaels
Monastery, West Hoboken Tho ceebrant was Father
Alexander; Deacon, Father Eugene; sub-Deacon,
Father Ambrose; Master OF the Ceremonies, Father
Paul. while the rest OF the fathers and students were
In the sanctuary. Tho sermon delivered by tine
Vice Superior oil tho Monastery Father Timothy who
preached from the Gospel OF St. John, from the twenty
third tho thirty first The eloquent pr eachcr
stated that tho feast OF Pentecost instituted by
God HIMSELF who commanded that Il should be SOL
EMMY kept and then gave an interesting descrp-
ton the descent OF the Holy Ghost upon the apostles
The preacher moralized to how many people offend
against The Holy Ghost and depicted in glowing terms
what would ensue from such ungodly conduct, while
those who acted in way to please the Spirit were
In the afternoon fully two thousand people attended
vcspers and benedicton. Next Sunday, May y,
four O'Clock the afternoon, under the direction Of
Mr.. H Bialier, organst OF ST. AIMS Church. oil this
city. who WIN be assisted by mr. Lanslns the pianist
Miss A. f. Borie Miss A. Henne, Mr. Charles Fritsch
and Mr.. A. Blum, with large chorus. Tho occasion of
just completed for this church at cost OF S15 000 II
occupies tho entire space oil the choir gallery and Is
Al leet in height and AZ feet in width. 1t contains
three banks Of Keys, aity-eight stops and 1000
pipes, and has also the celebrated stop the ''vox
~, design and ash The organ = very
consonance with the architecture OF tho church; In
each OF tho arches are clustered golden
pipes. surmounted by fine crosses OF the
Same character and finish as the pipes
The programme will DC as follows Torchlight Pro-
Haydn; sJuxta Crucemn (Stabat Aater), by Nine. do
Grandai; "Et Incarnatus Est" from Hummels Sec
ond Mass; .Quoniam" Nfesso Solennolle, by Rossini
tars by ST. Jacns; variations OF "Annie Laurie" by
Buck; ..Parola Terra, "The Last Seven Words" by
Mercadante; Marche, LA Reine dc saba" by Gcu-
nod.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
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DELINQUENT SALES

u YER MNiNo coHPANY.-Loes,iou Of
principal place Of business. San rrsneiseo,
california.
location OF works. Gold nIn. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowlng-described stock, on account OF assess-
ment ono. 81 levied on tho 18th day of June,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
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And In accordance with law aud an onier of
the Board Of Dirrciors. made On The 10Th day
OF June, 1871, 81 many shares " each
parcel OF such stock ~ may be necessary. will
be sold al public auction. al the Office Of the
Company. Room N, ti9 California street,
itth day Of Angus. ISL. at the hour % ,
O'Clock =. n. at said day. to pay said delin.
qusnt Assessmsnt thereon. together with coats
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
JAMES NEwLANDs, Secretary.
Omoe--ftpom M. Is Hayward's building, No,
tis California street. ssn Francisco. California.
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TAKE NOTICE.

yNo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All pcrsons owing money 10 the late hrm
Of WHITE BRoTHKRs are heesby esstioped
not 20 pay ans bills 70 any ons except 10 O A.
updssaigned. an hills due must b. lad within
thirty dsys. or legsi procsedingI viii Be- insti.
tinted. WITH BROS,
0oid Hi. July 0. is77. jys In
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OvrIcE on CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Nluipe Company. San fnntisco. July I.
the above named Company. held this dag. .
dividend mo. 81 Of Tvo az Dollars pr share
was declared. payable on Saturday. July itih.
Transfer books clossd until Monday. July 18th.
ly9 A. w. HAvENN. eecrrlsy.
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rlyROJAN MINING COMPANY
Location Of. principal place Of basiness,

LEGATION of works. Gold HiA. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that a. Q meeting OF
the board Of Directors. held on the e6th day oi
July. ISL. an assessment tso. o. ofrvrnty.nvs
Cents per sharv was levied upon the capital
In United states ro'd coin. 70 the Secrstary. at
the once Of the Company. No. 3ss Montgomery
street, Room n. Han franeiseo. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 tho twsnty-sevsnth day OF
August. lstI. viii be delinquent, and sdver
msnt 10 made beiorr. will b sold on NON
DAY. the ssveateenth day Of srptsmeer. 1871,
to pay the delinquent assessment, togsther
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
NJ order OF the Beard Of Dlrectors.
DAVID wll.DEh. Secretary.
Of1ce-ses Montgomery street, /. oom u. bsn
Francisco. Cslifomia. ly37 ID
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DISSOLUTION OF copARTNERsHlp.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i e1isting betveen A. J. bender and william
aold Hii!, IL this dsv Dissolved BY mutual ron.
sent. Mr.. or.er will continue the business Il
the old stand. and IL fully Authorized IN settle
eli liabilities and collect oil accounts dus 20 the
ola firm. All p.ns,as inhabited Will please
come forward and settls without further no.
tice. A. j. BENDER.
WIN. n. 0RbER.
Gold lin. July 10. 1871. jyis im'
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

OrricE Up ruE cAliroRNIA MINING
~ Conpsny. Ban Francisco, California. July
Tth. is7.-at . r,eetina Of The Bcard al III.
rsctor Of the a~bovenamed Company, bald
this day. . dividend fNo. 49, Of Two DOLLAR pea
July 10th Transfer books closed until the
Iyo q. p, GORDON. 0ecretarv.
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

nFPIcE or THE MARYLAND MINING
" coupany.-The Annual Meeting Of the
~ ckholderso Of the MARYLAND Mining Company.
Tor the election Of Q Board Of Directors 10 ssrvs
for the onsuing year. and for the trsnsaetion Of
such other ,busfne 9 .. may propsrly cone b.
fore the meeting. will BE- held 81 the once OF
street. San francisco. California. on MONDAY,
AuruSt O., is7f. st I O'Clock r. u. Transfer
books will close on Thurrisy. Juiy %. fs1, at
jysoid G. A. sASKEY, sscrs.sy.
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTMERsHIp.

TUyHR coPAKTNERsIIP EXISTING BE.
under the Ann name OF wade 4 hsfshall, 10
this day dissolved BY mutual consent p. n.
Marshall will continue tbs businsss. and will
nay all bills aud collect oil debts due the old
~ CATHERINE WADE,
r. 3 MARSHALL.
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4 LIZA sILVKR INNING COW.

"A PANY.-lOcaiI'n 90 Vrincipsi place q
business. Nan Francisco. califotnia.
Location of works. 0old mn Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock. ON account of assess.
Inent lNo. u levied ON the I'm day NJ June,
1877. the several amounts Get opposite the
names Of the respective sharchoIder-. a. fol-
lows:
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And In accordance with law, and On order
Of the hoard Of Directors. made On the I'm
day Of June. 1871, % many snare. Of each
parcel OF such Stock a. mar he nccessary viii
Company, Rooms 0 and O.. No. 800 Mont.
gotnefy street. Nan Francisco. California. on
THURSDAY, the ID day Of August, 1877, al tho
hour OF 2o'clock y. \. Of said day, TO pay saId
dellnquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale.
WV. n. WATSON. secrrtary,
Omce-R Rooms s and Q. No. 3o3 Montgomery
street. Nan Francisco. CalifovnIs. jyiI,d
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Aud In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Hoard 81 Directors. made On the itth day
OF June. lsiT, ~ many shares OF eaeh
COMPANY hoom n. tio California street, Ban
frsncisco. California. on MONDAY. the sixth
day OF August. 1877. at the hou Of 3 O'Clock .. n.
Of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together With costs OF advertising and
expenses of the sale.
once - Room No. n Hayward's Building.
No. ti9 California street. San franeisco. Call.
forniA. 1y1t ID
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Jew YoRx MINISe conPAS

~ Location Of principal place Of business.
Location Of works, Gold HIN. storey county.
Nevada
Notios.-1ners are delinquent upon tho FOL
lowing described stock. IN account OF a>sass-
nient (So. ~ levied on the ltth day of June.
tS11. the several ainpunts set opposite the
Lsnaes Of tho respective shNeholdsrs. - fol-
lows.
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sIocxHoIDERs' NETTING.

u,ug ANNUAL CT raE NORTH
Cab ua 0old aid silver Mining Company
will b. held o. the ONE 81 the COMPANY Z hoe.
teal .gner's oHn.-l. 0oli Hi. on SATURDAY..
July -. ISL, o. Z ~ % 81 eh '. ..
u 4, iMAN. Secretary.
God III !. June u, 1871. Jeso'd
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CENo $50. TO O. r. RowRLL . 90
u New York. for pamphist. Of 100 passs. con
tanning lists OF 1000 N~swspapsrs. and estimatss
showing cost OF Advertising. mrlT
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

yyIR0I<IA SAVINGS BANK.-rer the half
yesr ending with June % 1871. q dividend
hes Ceec DECLARED 1t the rate VI twelve per cent.
per snnum ON term deposlts, and nine per c. Mt.
on ordins 7 deposits. Zee q federal tau. pay.
able on and After July .. 1871.
III I'm A. ". WHITE. Secretary.
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SILNER hill MININa coMrA

SILvER hill MINING COAPA.
- Mt cation of principal pisce Of basil
Lsss. Nan Francisco. Csiifo.uia4
Location VI works. Gold ILL. storey county.
Nevada.
Solle. IL hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the boAri of DIRECTORS. held on the iith day
ct July, 1871. an assessment mo. ~ OF One
Dollar SD per share Was levied upon the
capital stock 10 the eorpsrstien. payable In
m.disiely. In United staie- gold coin. W the
s-crvtsry, az the once of the Company. ltoom
~. 10, Ifsy warts buiiiins. No. tiS California
sircsi, san frsnciseo. California
Auy .toek upon which this Asseesment shall
ruaain anpald on the 18th day Of August. isI,
will he deiinqaent. and advertised for sale
nj pablo Anetlon. and unless payment 10 maize
b.a,r- win be -oLi on WEDNESDAY. the 9Th
,isy of ssptenlb0f. is!I, Ia pay the detinVnent
assessment. together with Gusts of advertising
Asi erpenses OF rAs.
Nv order VI the Board of I irvetora.
W. Y. DIAN, SECRETARY.
Onncs-Room 10 Hay sart's baildinx. No. an
California s,rv~t. san fnnae.sco. California
wind
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nArrON s0LD ANN siLSsA
III MiNINU CoMPANY.-Loe.llou OF pfin.

ayeny ao,D AS.. ...N..
,SSSan lss :. 80
80 .i..'. o. S~snsa 81
,.pa.P"s@o w " :" ~''
'"."s 1919 nx.v.. a.,. n,.,,,.,
$1,000 "Ss.an' Ns'"' ~" ""
Ly"h COUNTY. Sessua 49,. .u-..u
Nasiec y nstsoy k.,es. 49,. ~ ~ =, =,
NV nAzrg n.ssS :. srs". c.y,".
s NY i,.''s -" ".SIs ssni,.I
lNl ~ sas'e ~. s''.u ~ 49,
80 -" a. ~~ss.'
~ oulSi 49,. aa.o.a. n. ~
1890. ~. sak ~,its,,nI. -, -
ssna
Ftshs'seos eaano'hn AL ..u
Nh{sokuY"u "n's" .-.s .s
IcmNh usps,u on tns slL'n usyo Sesurs.
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erence to the above complaints during Once
hour from . A. n. to 3r n. daily. sno 9 TO
2 evening. Sundays. 10 A. n. to ?. =. fnii
directions and sdvics me- with cvery, pseksge
Of medicine. ly13 i'm
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ID alton OF prtncipai plsrc
of busin~-s. sao frsaeiseo, Csliiornia.
Location VI vafss. uold hiil. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 servhy given that at . mestirg OF
th. Boari OF Dircctors. held ou the 9th DAY OF
laiy, 1911. an assessment mo. ll OF One Dollar
itU per share was l-vied upon the capital
riock of the corporation. payable i,n1ediAtely.
IN United siHfes gold com, 10 the Secretary. q
the once of tbs COMPANY. Noon II. No. as
California street. Van Francisco. California
Any stock npoa which tais assessment shAll
remain unpaid q the iith day of August.
vA.e 81 pablo aueilon. and unie-s payment 10
made bslore will DO sold On THURSDAY. the
nth day of August. isyf, 10 pay the delinquent
Asse-sment. together with costs of advertising
and expenses ut sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
JvIIN CH ckkrr. se>rvsAry.
Ofne.-Room a. No. ti9 CALIFORNIA; street.. san
Frsneisro. O4lifomi.- tvi'h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28
DELINQUENT sALEs.
NALEDONIA SILVER MINING
o0NPANY,.Loe..iou q PRINCIPAL pi'0s

Location Il works, Storey county. Nevsds:
NotIce.-There are delinquent upon the Iol'
iowtng-dcscribed stock. on account OF sssess-
on Jane. 1871. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names sftnc respective shareholders
a. follows: ~. c.,,,, abs. Ami.