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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
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CITY.
WIN. II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, 1 PA Broad
w way Private pupils n Summers BOARD III required.
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Wah r Receipts

| saies Of state Honds-RanO3q BOndS-BoHk and Rail
| road Shares ErDreSS stocks. d..
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Orean Gteamfrs

EOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
il Tho Liverpool and Great western Steam Companys
United States "a sill Steamers leave Pier 46 " H.:
IDAHO. O.................Tu ESDAf June 10 noon
IsG...,....... a. ESDAY. July 3, At 10 A.
WiscONSIE nm. TU ESDAY. July u. at 10 a. M.
unSTASA TIJ ESDAY, July 81, at 10 4. m.
Cabin Passage s55 se6 SIS, according 10 State Room
steerage. s26 intermediate, $40 z...o.. M ,,...,
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Citn ileai 2Sstat, for Sale.

L'OH SALE-EaSt 77tii-st., near 3i-ave.-
\ TUNFf STORY 8AEtMI.Nf BROW STONE, all
improvements price $500 must he sod % ,
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HAMBURG American Packet Company's Line
foI PLYMOUTH. CuERBOU re. and HAhBU RG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - WIELAN June %
81 JAY
London. Cherboury HAMBURG
md ali points England Scot 2nl Wales; First Caba
gold SfOO Cabin, gold eco. heeIsge currency $50
KUNHAaDT d Co. {. h. RICHARD x BOAs,
General Geueral Passenger Agents,
81 Hrasd.st New York. Gl Broadway, New York
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< Ott II tfEkbRN l4LD j ~
u STEAMSHIP IIKE BETWEEN NEW-fORk,
sDUTIfAbffON. MD BREMEN. ,-....
CONPaNf'a FihR loot a. STC3t Us IT, BOBOkEN.
SOSfi. eetur,ay.. June ~ GlEiN, saturday June 80
ODER s0t.rl-y. June z@ = ~ AIt Sturf!lv iuyi
RATES or PhSSkGF from NtN-fOlth 30 9CIHAMP-
TON. HkNFE. or RkEhEN . .,
FIRST CABIN, sion. gold. SECOND NABlNi 500, gOii
SrEEhAGE. $50, currcnc;.
Ticket, e reduced rGles Prepaid SeNTase Cetn
cafes. 53D currency.
FoI lfelc cii or passage apply 80
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
local Affairs.
Board of Education.

The election of members to the Board of
Education on Saturday afternoon, was as
spiritless an affair as the importance OF the
occasion was great. Scarcely any one OUT
side the candidates themselves, seemed to
take much interest in the result of the elec>
tion and consequently, light vote was
cast. The result is as follows:
In the Third ward the vote was follows:-
Thos. r. Lally, o.; Lewis Thompson, s;
D. Fl Coyle, 2.
In the Seventh ward, VIM. H. Reynolds
was elected over j. L. DsVou.
In the Eighth Ward there was 116 votes
pollcd. j. Kendall aud Thomas Davidson,
both Republicans, were elected by about rs
majority.
In the Sixth ward, Thomas F. Belts was
elected over r. G. Fraim by majority Of
25.
In the Ninth ward, E. G.. shortledge was
elected by msjority of ~ over Joseph
Bar, Jr,
We are sorry to see such Indifference on the
part of our citizens in matter, which bears
so much weight In the future prospects of
our youth, because by judicious selection
of the board, the choice Of good and efficient
teachers of our schools depends. Let US
hope that, In the next election, tho people
will take more interest themselves.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
I'm the Temple.

Charley Dougherty bright little fellow,
of eight years of age, the son of the landlord
of the Delaware House, strolled into the
street yesterday afternoon. After little
rambling he was attracted by the sweet
music, and sacred song, yelling out from
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church, and toddled in,
be entered pew, and after little while
laid his head on the lap Of gentleman in
inc same pew, one who was thoroughly en-
bued with the spirit of the command, to
"suffer little children to come unto me &C."
after the close Of the service, he inquired
Of the s'littlc man." who he was, Answer.
ing 81 am Charley Dougherty, my father
keeps the Delaware House," His parents
were at police headquarters, had enlisted
the services ofthe police--even invoked the
HERALD man to keep look out for the lost
boy-the boy was not lost, but came merrily
home. W.. l.4Hri - IL rE .HI.7
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
Collision In the Ray.

The schooner A. H. Quinby of Whining.
ton, collided on Tuesday morning at a. m
couple Of miles outside the breakwater,
between Browns Shoal and Shears Shoal
with British bark named Sarah M. Smith.
There was gale blowing at the time, and
the bark was at anchor, the schooner was
bound up the Delaware with a load of lum>
ber, from Mob-Jack Bay, North River,
Virginia, which place she left on Wednes.
day last a week ago. The collision result
ed in the loss of her fore-mast, which WAS
broken of close to the deck, also her flying
jib. She became unmanageable, and was
drifting out to sea. A party Of wreckers
saw her. and followed in tug, and reached
the Christiana on Thursday last. The
schooner was launched TIE 18th of March
last, after being two years on the ways, she
is owned by Quinby& Co lumber merchants
Front and Madison streets, in this city. The
wreckers will make handsome thing, in
the salvage they are entitled to.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
ONE.CENT
Base BaIl

The Quicksteps played their second game
Of the season, on last Saturday, with the
Keystones of Philadelphia. The egame open
ed under favorable circumstances to the
home club, who succeeded In whitewash~
ing their opponents up to the fifth inning.
after which they themselves received q like
treatment. Although the playing Of the
Quicksteps after the fourth inning was loose
IL was much better than at the last game.
The Keystones played an excellent game
throughout. The Quicksteps had the fol-
lowing nine. Dickerson, 8. 8. Fowser, 2b
Fisher, 8 b; Evans, l. f; Kelley, b; Can
non, r. f; Vennimore; p; Mitchell, c.f;
Wolfong, Mitchell caught in place Of
Wolfong after the. fonrth inning, and did
very good playing. The following is the
score Keystone, u; Quickstep, 2. Una
pire, Thos. Kane of this city.
The Polytechnic Institute nine of Brook
lyn, defeated the Stevens Institete nine, Of
Hoboken, on Saturday, by the following
score:-14 to 8. 75 9-
About thousand spectators witnessed
game In Brooklyn on Saturday between the
Osceolas and strong picked nine, composed
mostly of members of the nameless club.
The Osceolas played strong feeding game
aid that alone achieved the victory for them
they being outbatted by their opponents.
A game of baseball was played In London
Canada, between the Hartford Club, of
Brooklyn, and the Tecumseh Club. The
result was as follows :-Hartfords, 8 Te.
cumseh, 2.
The following is the score of Saturdays
game between the Piincetons and Athletics
Athletics, 10; Princeton, 2.
day between the Chicago and the Syracuse
Star clubs. The reslt was as follows =
Chicagos, 9; Syracuse Stars,5
A large crowd witnessed the game in
Providence, R. l., on Saturday, between the
Harvards and Browns. The former won by
score of 7to0.
In Milwaukee, on Saturday, the Milwau-
kee Club beat the Fairbanks Club, of Chica-
90, by score of 8 to5.
In Columbus, o., on Saturday, the Boston
Club beat the Buckeye Club, by score of
Z to 1.
The game in Chicago between the cham
pions and the Stars, ofSyracuse; was one
of the best ever played in that city. 1t
was won by the Chicagoes by the follow
ing score. Chicago Stars 0.
The Brooklyn defeated the Rochesters
at Rochester on Friday by score Of 4 too.
The Alaskas of New York and the Res.
olules Of Elizabeth, N. j., played a tie
game Of to on the grounds of the latter
on Friday.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07

NOT1CE,-R. Messick. having removed
streets, to stalls Nos. 46 and IS. Second
street Market tIons., would inform ais GUS
toners that he Is ready to supply tn M with
the very best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries wholesale and retail. Also
eggs aud cheese as ch0oT as the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
The Institute: l1allEand Opera House
Owe rnOWing.

.sn
The Institute Hall, on Saturday evening.
was full to overfowing, with the friends of.
sobriety and good order. Impressive
speeches were made, and many were moved
to take up their line of march in the great
army of social reform. "''' f.4.l t'''
The Opera House, yesterday afternoon
was packed with an anxious surging mass
of humanity. The spirit of Temperance
was omnipresent, every one present seemed
to be anxious beyond measure to help on
the cause. All classes and order of men
were there, and all alike intent upon help.
ing the weak and saving the fallen. Able,
earnest and eloquent addresses were made
bo the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, Mr.: butcher
and Others. Verify, the people have arisen
and are clamorous In the cause of temper
ance.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07

HunB.
Annnition of all nds always on hane
at the lowest prices.
Repairing al the shortest notice,
SeptlI 2l4 KING STREEl
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
WILMINGTON, DEL. MONDAY MAY T. 1877

imprisonment for life. Moore was to have
been hung in st. Louis on the LIST of June
for the killing Of Mabel Hall, a ballet
dancer at the Theatre Comique, for whom
he had conceived violent passion. The
jury which convicted Moore recommended
him to mercy, and the Judge, circuit attor-
ney and others, Joined in the appeal.
FOREIGN,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
(NRAY'S FERRY,

DR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ .MATIC REMEDY.-Is the perscrip-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
mStism, Neuralgia Sciatica. Pain, Buck
ache, &C., or money refunded by invigora-
ting he.nervcs. purify ing the blood, and
neutralizlng poisonous deposits in the
system. BY merit II has become q standard
medicine. Suffering and money saved by
using 1t in time. Remember that d.. Fitle
Is the only physician In America devOting
40 years to this one line of practice. Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. IS South ourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
WANTS.
MANUFACTURERS girls and one stout boy
w ut Chadwick's Museum and Ice Cream
Garden. Reference required.

sTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-A brown mare
8 years old, 151l hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
aud neck indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters q little inclined to be bony. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
ayile proml ent, fine roadster, and can trot
ia $50, she Is shod Tor toe weinhts. Any
one returning her to the undersigned will
be rewarded literally.
GEO. A. WELLINGTON, !,
New Castle, DEL, May !, 1S77.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
Notice to Delsnqxent Water Re~ssr.

The time having expired for the payment
OF water rents for the year 1877, notice Is
hereby given, that unless they are paid. or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth; day Of May noxt, then.
on and after that date, the Fcrrules Of ali
delinquent water renters will be drawn aud
the supply cut Of.
WIS. HArrr,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
DenttstrV. .

Great achievements in Dentistry, full set
Of teeth In three hours. Teeth TINT took the
prize at the Vienna Exposition, IS, $S, $40,
per SIT. FilliHg teeth a specially. DR.. J.
w. ptcuShton, No. tl22 Vine street. Phils-
delphis. apr ~ ".
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07

LONDON, May 5.-The campaign in Asia
Minor progresses with apparent uniform
success to the Russian arms. The Russian
lines are advanced at all points and the
seige of Kars is being vigorously pushed,
while Russian troops are reported In strong
bedies between that town and Erzeroum.
On the Danube, the Russian advance seems
checked England is busy getting ready for
war. Auetria is said to mediate the occu.
patton OF the revolted Turkish provinces,
which, will doubtless be accomplished under
an understanding with Russia.
COMMANDMENT OF REM.
A telegram from Bucharest says :-"The
open town, Reni, at the confluence of the
eruth and the Danube, was bombarded on
Friday by Turkish monitors for three hours.
All the inhabitants of Reni, Ibrail and
Oltenitza have fed.
THE TURKS AT oLTENITzA.
A despatch from Bucharest says ;-'ssome
Turkish monitors arrived on Friday before
Oltenitza, and insis:ed upon the withdrawal
of the Roumanian detachments. There
upon they laid torpedoes,"
FREsHET ON THE pRUTH.
The Grand Duke Nicholas telegraphs
from :Kischenef as follows:-"The passage
of the Pruth is retarded by the unusually
swollen condition of the river. The ncces-
sary steps, however, have been taken that
the concentration of troops will not be in,
terfered with"
THE SIEGE OF KARs PROGRESSING.
Intelligence received in Berlin from Odessa
states that Kars is completely surrounded.
The Russians have twenty-four siege guns
in position. The bombardment of Kars
will commence Immediately.
THE MlRID1TE REBELLION ENDED.
A despatch from Ragusa says the insur-
rection of the Miridites is virtually at an
end. Sixty Miridites have been arrested
ahu uIouSHI u Scutarl.
BURST COMMISSION.
The meeting Of the European Danube
Commission, which was appointed for the
nth inst, cannot be held because the Turk.
ish and Russian delegates decline
to attend and the British and French dele
gates left Galatz before that port was closed
and cannot return.
AUSTRIA TO OCCUPY BOSNIA.
The Manchester Guardian gives great
prominence to the fcllowing:-"Informatioa
reaches us from trustworthy quarter that
Austria has determined, as precautionary
measure, to occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to present arrangements the
of troops for that purpose will
begin in about fortnight"
STRENGTHENING THE BALTIC.
st. Petersburg advices to the Vienna
Abend Post state that great distrust pre-
walls against England. The batteries on
the shore Of the Baltic are being repaired
aud armed. Hundred of torpedos are ready
for immersion near the Gulf of Finland and
q number of houses have been reserved for
troops to be quartered in there.
THE GEAR AT MOSCOW.
The Car returned to Moscow with the
Czarewitch and the Grand Duke Vladimir
on Friday night. They were received with
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
WEEDS.
JUST RNcnrvED

A large lot Q all kind from the Cambridge
Valley Seed Gardens. These garden seeds
ore selcotcd with great care, and are for
sale a. Guthrie's Grocery store. corner OF
front street. and Maryland avenue. Ee
niso =. nas ll,s best quality Of AouS constant
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
BAD WEATHER DELAYS THE
RUSSIANS.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC.

THE INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Brigadier General
Crook had long conference to-day with
Secretary Of the Interior and the Commis"
s,oner of Indian Affairs in regard to the re-
moval of the Sioux agencies to the Missouri
River, and on the Iudian question generally.
cHIRIcAHUAs.
Indian Agent Clum tclesraphs to the
Com missioner of Indian Affairs that the
military have rendered him valuable aid in
his mission for the return of the renegade
Chiricahuas to the San Carlos Agency, and
that the number he Is taking back there ex-
ceeds $50.
TIE TURKISH MISSION.
Reports having been circulated that Mr..
Murat Halstcad had been offered the Turk
ish mission, inquiry at the White House
elicts the fact that the offer has not yet
been made.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN MISSION. :.
1t has been reported that General George
A. Sheridan, of New Orleans, is to be ap.
pointed Minister to Central America.
BIDS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
Hon. John Q. Smith, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, and Dr.. Richard Josephs,
representing the Secretary of the Interior,
left Washington for New York to open the
bids for Indian supplies on the Sth instant.
CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION.
The report of committee investigating
the affairs of the New York Custom House
is now on its way to Secretary Sherman.
Assistant Solicitor Robinson, of the commit
tee, arrived here this morning.
MRS. LEAvITT ARRESTED.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Mrs. Adelaide Lea
witt, of 1862 Second avenue, who charged
Rev. Dominick M. McCaflrey pastor of the
Episcopal church of Our Saviour, Third av.
enue near Thirty~ninlh street, with having
indecently assaulted her, was arrested yes
terIay and brought to the Court of General
Sessions.
The reverend gentlemen was held for
trial, but the grand jury dismissed the
complaint against him, whereupon he conn.,
menced proceedings against her, and she
was indicted for perjury
Mrs. Leavitt who is lady like little per-
son, was held in 81 900 bail. She says she
can prove her innocence beyond doubt.
MURDERED MAN RECOGNIZED,
CLETELAND, May 5.-The body of the
young man who was murdered last Friday
night, ten miles east Of this. city, was yes
terday identified by bis father, Charles
Schwand of Buffalo. The name Of the mur"
dered man was Louis H. Schwand. He had
uuarrelled with his mother about four weeks
ago, and being reproved, ran away from
home, joining gang of amateur tramps,
and ending life. No clue to the murderer
has yet been found.
LARCENY.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Edward F. Pnck,
q dissolute young man, formerly connected
with the press, was yesterday arrested for
attempting to purloin books from the libra-
ry of the House Of Representatives.
BASE BALL.
ELIZABETH, N. j., May 5,-The game Of
base ball played here yesterday, resulted as
follows: Rcsolutes 6. Alaska, New York, 6;
Nine innings were played. wnen the game
was called on account Of darkness.
SENTENCE COMMITTED,
JEFFERSON CITY, Msy.-Gov. Phelps,
yesterday, signed communal ion Of the sem
tance of Edgar Moore, the boy nnrdssst, y
4 4 ;;.a Il fe iii M ~
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07
DEATHS,

GhAIT3 In this city on the morning of
tne 4lh inst, after lingering illness III
sSr.. In the Goth year of her age.
me relatives and friends II the family
are respectfully invited t., attend her filne
r.! from the residence Of her husband. ais
West front Street. on Monday afternoon,
st. Peters Church, =" '
The Morning herald., 1877-05-07

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to all
quires State license for the present year
OS77) that the same is due and payable on
the first day of June, at the offices Of the
Clerk of the Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
M. 8. SPRINGER;
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second st. vii.
my3-1m'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02

And In accordance with law. anu an order
u the Board of Directors, made ON the 2i
day of Nay. 1871. 30 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
will be sold At public suction. at the offc-
of the Company, No. go M.nisoinery street.
san fraheisco. California. on MONDAY. the
iith day Il June. is17. at the hour of O'Clock
'. =. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent ssrers-
ment thereon. together with costs of adyertis.
Ing and expenses OF the sale.
TIlAD. \. FITCH, Secretary.
Ofiee--Room I, NJ. 2t0 Montgomery street,
tan frAncirco. California. my24td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02
NOTICE.

uAviNa soLD ALL NY nioHT; TITLE
and interest in IN. GOLD HILL LUMBER
YARD, together with al book sccnunk due me
In connection Herewith. TO l.. Z. D0ANk CO.,
al parties indebted 10 me are requested 70 come
Immediately and without further noties.
D. n. oARRfCx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02
sT0CKHoIDERs' MEETING.

ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
n pany- Ths Tenth Annual Meeting OF the
stockholders Of the sbove-named Company. for
be held on MONDAY. June 10. is1I-third
Monday IN jane o. oelock 2. q. on that day.
at the once Of the corporation. Rooiu No. ~
Nevada Blork. No. 500 Montgomery street. nan
francisco, California Transfer boot closed on
Monday. June n. 1871. at O'Clock r. y.
my2i "a WM. WILLIS, N rretary.
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rosrpoSRMENr.

yutIA CONSOLIDATED MisINa CON.
81 PAsY.--By order oi ths Board Of pirsstors
n ths above-nsmsd Company. the sals o. DE-
iiuoasnt stock is postponed until Wkpnk1'
DAf. June %, 1871. 81 The eans hsaf - plnsA
nys1td a. Noki- ssszI
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xsARYLAND MINING COMpANY,

Nl LocatlOn OF pfihciIh liscc " business,
san Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill District. Storey
county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that nj meeting Of
the BARD Of Direciors. held ON the 9th day oi
NY. 1877, an assessment lNo. n oi Ten
Ccnts liOcj per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable I'm.
medlaiely. In United States gold coin. To the
secretary. at the once OF the Company. Room
%. No. sii Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the l3th day OF June.
1877, viii le delinquent. and advertised Tor
sale at puhiic auction. and unless payment
IL made before win be ,old on N0SDAY.
The "a DAY of July, 1877. 70 pay the defin-
quent Assessment. to0ethef with costs OF I'd.
yertisine and expenses Of sals.
Dy order Of the Board Of Dlrectors.
q A. sANKEY, Secretary.
OAcs-Roon %, No. ssi Montgomery arsst.
Ban Fraaeiseo. caiifsnis. nyiod
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Ow RAMS. LEDGE kll.vER
IL MISISU COMPAkY.-Loestion VI pilnci
pal place Of bu.ines', San Francisco. Gail.
tornia.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Solce IL hereby given, that t meeting
of the Board OF Dirrctorp. held on the 2ist
day of May. 1871. an a-sessment (No. ~ OF
Three t3I Gents per thsre was levied upon the
tapitsl stock of tie 90 poraiion, payable I'm.
medla'ely, In United states Rold coin. TO the
NC. e,siy, at the nee of the Company. No.
soI Montgomery street, San Francisco. CALI.
orniA.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF June, 1877.
will he delinquent. and advertised Tor saie
nj public auction. and unlerr payment 70 made
before will be sold on TUESDAY, the lIih
day of July. Is7f. 10 pay the delinquent
Assessment thereon. together with eoeh oi ad-
vertisine and expenses oi sale.
by order n the Board of Directors.
y. X. LUTY. Secretary.
oflce = so7 Montgomery street. san Fran.
cisco. California. mysAtd
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ExIcKERBOcKER MINING

N COMPANY.-IOc " Principal place
OF business. San Francisco. California.
Location of works. American Fiat Mining
District. storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby gwen. that al meeting OF
the board OF Diieetnrs. held ON the sixteenth
l6.h) day of May. lSTI. an assessment
lNo. ls) of Thirty Cents 30 ,ents) Per share
VAS levied upon the capital stock of he corpor
alton, pay able Immediately. In United states
gold coin, tn the Secretary. at the Office of the
Company. No. % Academy binding. No IN
Pine strset, tan Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this asses. inent shall
remsin uspsid IN THrR ,DAY, tho twenty
nrut (1isti day Of June. 1871. will be delinquent
and Advertised tor sale at pub 10 auction. and
unles- payment l. made before. will he cold ou
THURSDAY. the twelfth ti2ihI day Of July
isfI. top ay the delinquent ss.e-snisnt. together
with costs of advertising and expenses vi sale
By order Of the Board OF Diiecturr.
J. II. SAYkH. Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. % Aeadeniy Building. No
aaD Pine strret Nan franriscO. lalifnfniA
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Lsoxs KAsHAnoH makes beautiful. siossy,
hxurisnt hair; prsysnts its fAiling out % turn
fne nay. u kas stood the test of fosty ysefI.
Z dkarningiy psrfumsd. md has no rival.
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. UCC0n MILL AND MINING

SNNNoh Hill AND MINING
- COMPANY. Location of principal place
VI bus ne... sAn Fr.neisco, California.
Location of works. Gold ilill Mining Dis
trict. storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at n meeting OF
.hc Boari of Direc or-. held on the 2s.h day
of Nay. ISL. an Assessment tNn. III of fifty
Ccnt- t;oc.l per share wa- levied upon the
capital stock o, the corporation, payable
immediately, In United states gold com. To
the secretsy. al ~. once of tho ComI~ny.
Rooms and q. No. sl0l Montgomery street, Sat
Francisco. California.
Any stock uv "a which this assessment shall
rriilsin unpaid oa Monday the I'd day of J iiS.
1871, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless psynent In
made before will lie roli on MONfAY. the
al day of July. isT1. n ray the delln.
quent assessment. d gcihsr With c'sis OF al.
vertising anil expenses of sac.
d. order of tie Iboapi of Dir~stnrs.
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