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THE RUSSO. TU Rk[SH WAR.

The first battle has been fought on
the line Of the Asia Minor operations
and although the accounts are con-
Trajectory it is conceded to have been
disastrous to the Russians. After a
desperate contest, lasting for eight
hours, in which the Russians had
more than four thousand men killed
and wounded, they were compelled
10 abandon a heroic attempt to cap
ture the heights Of Batoum. The
Turks owed their success mainly TO
their strength and position, but it is
said that a BODY Of Bashi- Bazouks
displayed their characteristic courage
in direct attack upon the Russian col
umn with great slaughter. The Bashl
Bazoulls on the Turkish side, and the
Cossacks on the Russian side, are the
tiers of the two armies. On the
Danube the Turkish gun-boats are
basily occupied against the Russian
batteries, but it is thought the Turks
will find it impc ssible to prevent the
Russians crossing the river. Once
across the Danube the Russian march
on Constantinople will g vigorously
forward and the tug Of war and car
mage take place in earnest.
Meantime the great powers Of Eu-
rope are anxously watching the
course of events. Germany and Aus
tria are said to be hel ping Russia in
many matters. Protestant England
shows an apparent drifting into SYM
patty with the inGdel colnbatant, on
account Of her jealousy toward Russia,
whose encroachments upon British
interests in India have been a cause
Of anxiety for several years. Sylnpa-
thy with he Turk, however, is evil
IDENTIFY not to the taste Of the English
people. In France there has been a
political explosion and the greatest
excitement prevails. Marshal Nc Ma
hon, after dissolving his cabinet has
adjourned the legislation assembly for
thirty days in order to allay the e1-
element. In his message he says she
is determined, notwithstanding the
opposition of the radicals, to maintain
existing institutions and peace at
home and abroad, notwithstanding
the agitation in portion of Europe. y
BY the radicals is meant the repubh-
can party of France, led ~ NJ. Gam
BETA, bitter opponent of P"pal SUI
premacy. The political outbreak in
France is said to be the result Of u
tramontane iutrilues which have in
tl2N lllc INV OlNeLlcut VI i"''|e IA I"
xar with Italy tor the restoration Of
the temporal power Of the pore. The
leading German papers say that VIC
tory Of the Ultramontanes in France
occurring simultaneously with sim
liar victory in Italy is an event which
Germany cannot regard with indltler-
ence and threatens the peace Of Eu-
rope. Germany is therefore watching
the controversy with deepest interest
and France fears Germany. Such
are the commotion5 and ag'tations Of
Europe the result Of which time alone
can tell.
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THE death of Judge Chisolm oNe
of the actors in the bloody ARRAY at
De KaIb was announced last week and
now we hear of the death Of his
daughter, Cornelia, who was wound,
ell in the arm and the wound being
neglected her death ensued from gan.
creme. While her courage won ad.
miration her death adds darker
shade to the cruel tradeedy.
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TRUSTEES SALE -!
On Saturday, May 26th, 1877.
EsOOaS. Shoes. Notions.
and store goo0s Of different kinds, posts,
rails, and

and store goo0s Of different kinds, posts,
rails, and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
and ut the same time and place tic said
trustee will sell the Real Estate, being 4
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
well laid oft, and finely finished, suitable
for any kind of business, well Of good wa
ter at the door, and ont houses in perfect
orirr Also, II fine large stable, well ar
ranged, with excellent garden. lot fronts
sixty feet Immediately upon the pike, and
one hundred and fifty feet back, the sane
being tlc most desirable property near Me
chanicatown, and should command the at
lcnton of business men.
TERMS OF REAL EsTATE.-Onc third in
hanG, or upon the ratification Of the sale.
the balance in two equal payments of nine
and eighteen months, bearing interest from
date secured by~Sood security. After the
payment OF all OF the puschase money. then
the trustee will execute n good and sutll-
Client deed in fee simple. the purchaser
at the expense of conveyance. Terms of
personal property Cash. Possession given
at any time.
ABRAHAM LOHR,
apr24-ts Trustee.
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PRIVATE SALE.
Valuable Real Estate

TNIIE undersigned offers for private sale
| his desirable property situated one
half mile south Catoclin Furnace, on the
turnpike, near DR.. McPhcrson's, contain
ing 1 Acres. No. land, improved with
STONE HOUSE, spring house, stable,
wagonshcd and corn crib, and all ncccssa.
ny outbuildngs. Excellent spring water
near the dwelling. Abundance of choice
fruit, such as apples, pears, peaches, quin-
yes, crab apples, cherries, and all kind OF
grapes.
Possession to suit purchaser. Terms
easy. Call ON or address,
JOSIAH SCIIILDkNECIIT,
Catoctin Furnace,
apr26 Gm* Frcuk Co., Md.
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no. NES'L., DOCKET

In the Circuit Court FIR Frederick County,
In the Matter Of the Report Of Sales OF
the Real Estate of Zcphaniah Williar
made by James Stottlcmycr, Constable
FEBRUARY TERM, 1877.
'NRDERED by the Court this 18th day
~ of April 1871, that the sale Of the
right, title, interest. claim and estate OF
Zcphaniah Williar in and to a tract of land
containing five acres more or less improved
with good one and half story log house
stabing and other necessary Outbuildlngs
situate and lying in Hauvcrs district, Fred
crick County, Maryland, adjoining. tn,
lands of Albert Lan,z and others, made ON
the 3lst day of March 1877, by Jas. SLOT.
tcmyer Constable, be ratified and con,
tirmcd ON the 3lst day of May next, unless
cause to the contrary be shown before said
day, provided a copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed III FRED
crick county for three successive weeks
prior to said day. Amount of sales report,
ed $2SS 90.
JOHN \. LYNCH,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True Copy-Te>t, ..
THOMAS GORSUCH,
apre63t Clerk.
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Flour, Bacon, Fish, Potatoes
CONSUMPTION
POSHEHVE7IH CUE REED.

All sufferers from this disease that arc
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
uers Cclcbrard Consumptivu wdrrs.-
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and al
diseases of the Throat and LunGs-indced
SO strong is our faith in them, and ais" tt
con iincc you that they are no hllmhuS, W.
will forward to every sufferer, by mail
post paid II free trial box.
We don't want your money ''hlll you
are perfectly satisfied Of their curative
powers If your life is worth saving, don
DELAY in giving these Powders u trial, Il
they will surely curt You.
Price, for large box, 50 90, sent to an,
part of the United States or Canada by
mail ON receipt fpricc. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
3GO Fulton ST., Brooklyn, n. \.
aprl9-ly
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.THE conflict OF AGES"

Men differ on nearly every issue There
have always been opposite parties in poll
tics and religion, though the measures
fought over one day may DC universally
adopted III another, and those sacrificed re-
gardcd as heroes and martyrs Medicine
has also been rct tn revolutionary dis
turhanccs When Dra. Harvey and Jen.
nrr announced their discoveries, they were
held in contempt and ridicule by an incred.
ulous and ignorant public, yet to-day they
are received and honorcd 10y all rs bcncfac.
tors. When Dr. Pierce annoucned his
Discovery, many seemed To doubt, and were
skcpticnl concerning all medicines and
doctors, but proof Of merit has dispcllcd all
doubt, and to day the Golden Medical Dis
covcry is the standard remedy in curing
the most obstinate diseases of the liver
and blood, having al most entirely super
seeded the old time Sarsaparllas by reason
of its superior merits
Norwich, Chrnanyo Co., n. y, Nov
Sd, 1876
T. V. PIERCE, W. d.:
was afflicted with s,roiulous affection
on one of my legs 1t was very trouble
some foI over two years, 50 much SO that
could not wear a boot, and had to keep
my leg bandagcd. 1t resulted in araw sore
1t got SD bad that it became a general talk
that would have to undergo amputalion OF
the limb. One physician told me he never
saw such sore cured. commenced tax
iny your Golden Medical Discovery
together with your Pellets rs directed on
the bottles, and when | had consumed six
bottles of Discovery, my leg was entirely
well. and has remained SO ever sincc-a
period of over Two years. and would not
swap it for llfly wooden lcgs. -
Yours truly, JOHN SHATTCCK.
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AS THE GREAT PREVENTATIVE

In all cases of blood poisoning whether
arising from malarial or miasmaic cXhal-
,ations, detective sewerage, or any other
calscS.
, It's constant use prevents the contract
ing of contagious diseases typhoid scarlet
lanl all mlnrial tcvcrs. 1t is invaluable.
land should be used in districts where fever
and aguc prevail, rs it is the greatest
known preventative TO that disease. 1t is
Iof immense value in the cure Of all skin
diseases: trial proves it, and its use pre-
vents contracting them. 1t is a spccial
boon to- school children who are constant
ity exposed 1t is the most henl,hfI.l bat
soap for infants worth its weight in god
i'm the NURSERY. 1t is no more expensive
than other toilet soaps Of good quality J..
goes further and its great superiority
bringing it into universal use 1t has NO
lisagrccable odor and il: absolutely pure.
Extensively USED in hospitals and sick
room 10y order of physicians.
For sale by Druggists and irmcrs.
Sample box containing 8 cakes sent post
paid on receipt Of - cents. Liberal terms
to HE trade.
THE BEVERLY co..
Sole Agents for the Trade,
may3Gm Chicago. Ills.
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DIR. e. A. NORWOOD,
DENTIST.

|! (Graduatc of tho Baltimore College of Den,
tai Surgery
Offers his services to the citizens of this
place and vicinity. Alloperations in dent,
stry on the most approved principles and at
the rcry lO,csst rates. Will visit this place on
the LIST and I'D Tuesday in each month
at the Gilbert House. Of rainy, on next
fair day. Persons waited on at their res
licences if desired without regard to dis
lance and without extra charge. Office
hours from Sa III. to 6 p. m. All orders
left at the Gilbert Housewife receive promp,
attention.
aprl9-tf
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yINO SAVE A FEW DOLLARS in the
purchase of goo,' Watch and Cham
it is worth while to 90 to CllAS. IL. y.
FON, No. IA West Patrick Street.
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I"O'''h ANN wa l'SHN>A'
lyn, n. Y, was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of being the murderer Of
John Gunner, the lager beer saloon
keeper, on Monday last a week. When
Gunner was building his saloon Hill
worked for him, but they 1uarrellcd,
and the latter Was discharged.
A private telegram received at the
Merchants exchange yesterday from
Rome states that the Italian govern
ment intends establishing military
camp Of 100, 900 men near Bari, with
view of landing troops in Albania.
All officers on Through have received
orders to Join their regiments with all
possible dispatch.
About two o'clock of last Thursday
as Thomas Moreman was unloading
coal from bal TX at Carey e. Co.'S cor
ner Of Eastern avenue and West Fall s
avenue the derrick broke and fell. 1t
struck him on the head, knocking
him insensible to the ground. He
soon recovered, and his injuries proved
not to be serious.
The first case Of sunatroke occurred
Thursday morning. Thomas Woods,
an elIerly man, employed by the
Consumers mutual gas-light compa-
ny in laying mains, while at work on
Fayette street near Arch, was pros
trated by the effects of the heat. He
was removed to the western station
attended by DR.. Darling. Subseqr ent-
~ he WAS taken to his home in an
improved condition.
The Elmira N. y. Gazette says ::
We are told on trustworthy authori-
ty that a gentleman Of this city, liv-
ing in the lower part Of town, recent
ly went to the woods and finding a
nest of young squirrels brough, them
to the house, where there We're two ie
lines, each having = litter ofkittens
One OF the tabbics took her own le-
gitimete children, and putting them
in the nest Of the other (by whom
they were taken care of as though
they had been her own flesh and
blood), went to the place where the
three squirrels were, and took them
one by one to her own nursery, and
since las been nursing aad caring for
them as mother The like Of this
WAS never known before.
On last Thursday, Quigley the wife
murder Was hung | pom the scatloll
he betrayed no emotion, and met his
fate with quiet resignation. His spir-
itual advisers, who attended him in
his last moments, asserted their thor
ough conviction Of his sincere repent
ence. The execution was conducted
by the sheriff in he presence Of the
prison and sheritt"s officials, the usu.
al jury and representatives, Of the
press. At twenv-tour minutes after
ten o'clock the drop fell and the un.
fortunate man died without a struggle
FROM strangnI,tion. The only indi-
cation Of suffering WAS perceptible
contradiction Of the muscles three
minutes after the fall. When the
body had hung eleven minutes the
physician reported that the heart had
ceased to beat anl three minutes Ia
ter the body WAS taken down and
removed to the dead house.
"THE conflict OF AGES"
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TITS GENERALLY ADMITTED, that
| in Spcctaclcs and Eye glasses you can
be suited anywhere better or cheaper than
BY ClIAS II. O. FON, No. IA West Pat
rick Street.
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Used in Health Prevents Disease.
Takes the Place Of ali other Soaps for
Daily Use In the Family.
Manufactured from the Purest Nege-
table Oils with the Addition of that
Il reatcst known Anti-Scptic and Dis
infectant
SALlCYLIC ACID.

Making the most hcalthful, the most per
icct, and the most economical bath and
toilet soap ever offered to the public.
Endorsed by the medical profession and
attracted bv thousands
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

And In Accordance with law. anu an order
VI the Board of Directors. msdc On the ID
day of May. 1871. ~ many shares Of each
parcel OF puch stock ~ may he necessary
VI the Company. No. 80 NJ nteomery street.
san fraEcifco. California. ON MONDAY. the
llth day q June. 1877, At the hour Of 2o'clock
y. n. Of said day. To pay raid delinquent asre-s-
ment thereon, together with costs Of adveftis-
Ing and expenses Oi the sale.
TilAD. +. fiTCil. Secretary.
Ofice-Room I, No. 2t0 MsntgoInery street,
San Francisco. California. myaiid
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NOTICE.

HAVING soLD ALL NY nIoHr, TITLE
! ! and interest In ths1OLD Hill Luhbkh
YARD, together with al book accounts due me
In connection Herewith. to l.. 4. DoAnk y CO..
Ill parties indebted In me Az requested 70 on.ne
forward and pctile the same with D0ANxk I 90.
Immediately and without further notice.
D. n. oARRIcK.
Dated Gold hin. Nsv.. Nay .. 1917. nyss-ic
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,rAsyI.AND nININo CoMrANY.

MI Location Of principal place of businers,
~ Ios.iion Of works. Gold nri District. STOREY
county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting of
the D ari Of Directorr. held on the 9th dsy Of
My. isIi. an assessment mo. u OF Ten
Ornts ,i0cl per share MAS levied upon the
capital .toek of the corporation, payable i'm.
nesilAieiy. In United Siairs. gold coin. TO the
Secretary. at the ONCE OF the Company. foom
%. No. 81 Montgomery strret, San Francisco,
California
ANY stock upon which thi. assessment -hall
r~maiu unpaid on the i3th day of June.
1871, viii he delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale n pubic auction. and unless payment
Il male before win be ,old ON M0spAY.
ihs ~ dsy of July. 1877. TO pay the delin-
quent Assessment. tcgether with costs OF Ad-
yertising and elpenpes OF sale.
Nv order Of the Board OF Directors.
q A. sANKEY, Secretary.
Ofncs-Room %, No. ssi Montgomery street.
San Frsneisco, California. myload
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VNucKEnnocHEn MINING

N COMPASY.-locaiiono of Principal plsc-
OF business, San Francisco. California.
Looaiion nf works, American Plat Mining
Dislriet. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given. that Al q meeting Of
the board oi Dif,etbr-, held on the sixteenth
(isih) day of May. ls7I. an assessment
INo. lsD of Thirty Cents go 'rntsl per share
was levied upon the CAPITAL r'ockof be corpor.
alton. payable Immediately, In, United States
gold coin. To the secretary. At the otfice Of the
O,mpsny. No. III Acade,Iy Buiiding. No. 80
Pine .tr,st. Fan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon Witch this ass s,ment shall
rem ia u.pAid on Turk.DAY, the twenty
irst (!i.t, Jay Of June. isI7. will he delinquent,
and si,-rti-sd for sac al pub 10 suction. and
unl-s- payment L. mad. before. will be rold on
THURSDAY. the tselfth ti2thl day of July
1871, top ay the delinquent ssscssinsnt. together
with so-,, of advertising and expenses oi sale.
by order of the Dosri of piicctorr
J. n. sAYkE. Secretary.
Once -Eoom No. Ss Academy Building. No.
I'D Pine street, San frsnciseo. California.
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TOE scArEs CONSOLIDATED

W StLNFN MlNlNU IOMIANl.- .-loctt ON
ot principal place Of business, san Francisco,
California.
Location OF works. lin,lni, Mining District.
St.rry county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at = meeting OI
the lh'a'd oi Dir,etoT-. held an the 23ih day
81 May. 1871. an Assessment ISo. ~ oi
Ten llOl Cents per share was l.v,d upon the
eapitsl stock of the corp-fstiou payable I'm
mti.siely. Ia Unitol stsi.- PoLl coin, Ia the
Se,retsry. at the once of the Company. No. tts
Cslifornla street, hoom No. 10, san francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
renal, unpaid on The Tih dzy OF jazz, is,I.
Will b- delinquent. aud sis,rti-ed fur sale
al public anction. and unl.-- Iaym,n at !. made
before will be cold on THURSDAY. the 18Th
day of July. is1i. To pay the delinquent
assessment, ta..cthor with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of rale.
Iiy Order uf the Ecari of I ir,eiorp
fRANk MOYEk. Secretary.
Ofilcr-So. tno California siie-t, Louin ID.
san Francisco. California.
NOTiCE. Far ie- holding dlc hills Tor stock
In IN. Mornt iiooi. Vac nscr. George Doug
is-s. DE llaro. Too aud S.blI. Ninihg C,mp,.
nie- ar r-Ju sts,i e. prcsent the same ln,uie-
disi-ly To the Secretary. mS2oid
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roSrPoNsMENr.

rpLiA CONSOLIDATED MISIS0 CON-
s PANY.-By order Of the Board Of Directors
n the sbove-nsmed Company. the sals Of de-
iiuqnent stock 10 postponed until WkDNkS
DAf, June 20. 1871. at the ssns hour and place.
mysitd A. NOEL. Becrstzxy.
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NOTICE

oEAIEp PROF WILL BE REcNvIp
y By the Bos q Of County commisslo, ers until
the 3olh day Of June, A. d. ts71. for furnishing
hospitai supplies sreo. ding 20 speeiaea hons on
nIe In the q nnty q erk's ofhc-.
NJ order Of the Baaid.
J. r. Mcfarland, County cierh.
Virginia ". Nay ~. i677. myimd
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DELINQUENT SALES.

A rREOLA GOLD AND BILvEk
a NININu COMPANY Lection of prin
opal place OF business. San FrAne.soo' CALI
Lection u works, Lyon county. Nevada
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
loxin,. described stock, on aceouni of asser--
ment mo. ~ levied On the I'D day OF March,
fsTT, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as io.
lowe: ., %, 49,,
~. o.. VI. II.
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TO LET.

A LODGING HOUSE ON Pi0ErKR
"A Strsst, oold Hill. Inquire at the brotsrs'
once Of L. B. FRANKIL, Main street, aold
Hui, myfs In
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

nAYrON GOLD AND sILvEk
~ MINING COMPANY.-Location oi prin
cipa, place OF business, San Francisco UH
Location o. works, De,M's Gate District
Notice IL hereby given, that 81 . me. ting Of
the Board Of Directors. held ou the stn daJ
Of April. 1877, an a-sessment lho. - "
Fifty Cslts per share wAs levied upon ihs
capital ttock Of the corporation, payable IN.
mcdiateiy. In United states gold coin, 10 ne
Haywards Building, No. tis California street,
San Francisco. Gall orpia.
An, stock upon which this sssokkment shau
remain unpaid ON the 18Th day Of Nay.
1871. viii 6e delinquent. and advertised i.f
sals 81 publis aueti.n. and unless payment ~
made befo,e will be sold on TUESDAY. the
nith lsih) day VI June. 1871. TO %, the delin-
gucni ASSESSMENT. 4 Beth~r will costs ot a.
ycrtising sd expense. of sale.
by order VI the Board Of Directors.
W. X. DEAN, SECRETARY.
Ofiee-Room 10 Hayward's building. No. tie
CALI, rnia strret, San frsncisc1. California.
POsTPONRMRNT.
At meeting Of the Roard Of Directors OF the
Dsyiun Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY. he'd
this niie,nth day Of May. 1871, the dslinqusnt
day Of assessment No. vas postponed ~ III
wedpesdsy, Nay 20, 1871, and the day Of sale
uuNh WhbNEoDAls Suuo ~ iou.
myisld W. X. DEAN. becfetary.
ADY wASIIIN0TON MINING
IL Company. = Location OF principal place OF
business. san frsncisco. Caliiornia.
Location Of works, Gold hill. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that q meeting OF
the hoard of Directors. held ON the 9,h day
Of March, ISL. ah aisessInrnt tho. iVl Of sev.
-niy.fvo Cents per shsre was levied upon
the capital stock VI tee corporation, pay able
Immediately. IN United Stat~s gold coin. 10 the
NJ, rrtary. ~ lhe oflce VI The Company, hoom
II llayward's building. No. civ California
street. nam fIlncisov. California. And By mis-
take. part Of the stock upon which the asssss-
ncht was unpaid w.r not published - ds,in
Queu. and ut . ~ Getting Of ths board oi rrus-
tees of taid ,orLoratioL. held On tLs 10th day
Uf Nay lsI7. it Wa unsnin, usiy voed that all
proceedings subsequent To Raid assessment be
ret aside. and that the said asrerrm'nt bv rati-
Ied sHd r.levied: therefvrr.
Any stock upon which this assessineLt thall
rrinsin unpaid - We 18Th day Of June,
ISL, wlIf b- ,'plinqusni. and Advertised ior
sails st public auction. Ali unlsss pay lnent In
made before will bs sold On the Third day
OF July. 1871, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of ndw rtising and expensss
OF s,'e. STOCK upon which this assessment
the lOI has been already paid Ia 10, Affected
b., hia notice.
ily Or,isr Of the board Of Directors.
ID. L. THOMAS. SECRETARY.
ofice-Room II Hayward's building. sls
California rtreet, Ran francisco. California.
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sTocKHolpERs' MEETING.

nyHR ANNUAL MEETING OF riiR
sioekhodsrs Of the Crown = In, dold and
Silver Mining Company, tor the election ol
trustees add tro usn action Of such other
busln-~. ~ may cine before ihs Injecting: ~ill
1871, a. the hsur OF oelo,k =. u. OF SAID day
st the CJmpsnys ono. Room ~, No. tis Cal
fosnIa street, ran Frsnsi.ro. California.
my2i JAMES NEwLANpS. Secretary.
NOTic..-The transfer hooks of the Crown
Poiut ttold And Silver Mining COMPANY will
closs on FridAy. Ma ash. a. ao'eloch =. ~.
aud remain closed until Tuesd.y. June 9Th.
my7itd JAMES NhwLANDs, secretary.