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And In accordance with law. and an order of
tho Board of Directors. made on the 2sih
day OF May. 1871. 20 many shsrc. OF each
parcel OF such stock o. may be nccepsau will
be sold NJ public %anciion, At the ONE. u the
10. San Francisco. California. on THURSDAY.
the 18Th day Of July, 1871. at the hour
o. 10 O'Clock ~. Of sald day, To pay said de-.
lInqnent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and EXPENSE. VI tie sale.
FRANK MOVER, secretary.
0fice-No. 40s California street. hoom ic.
San fnncisco. California. i,?td
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NEw ronK siSiNs co.rAsY,

Anew YORK NlNIN0 COAfANh
~ locsi.Jn OF principal place OF business.
san francisco. Califomis,
Location Of works. Gold iiiIl, Storey county,
Nevada
Notice 4. hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board of plrsctors. hcld on tho ltuh day OF
Iuue, l.yr, an Assessment ia. La of FIFTEEN
Cents per share wzs levied upon the new capital
.toclo VI the CORPORATION. and IN proportion spoh
eseh . 4 every ola share outsi.r ding, psy.
able Immediately, In usit-d states go.d
coin. To the Secretary. AZ the once OF the
Company, hoom ~ liAywAri's building NV
califonia street, san franeirco. california.
Any stock upon which this As-.<-ment rhanl
remain unpaid On tho seyeuteenth day OF
Iaiy, lsI.. will be delinquent. And adsrr
ti.ed for -ale At pablo auction, aud unle-- pay
m-nt IL male bvtor-, will he soht On ~
DAY. the sixth day VI August. is1I, tn pay the
delinquent assessment, tosvthsr with costs oi
advertising and expenses OF sale.
M onter of the boarl of Dirvctor..
u. L. THOMAs. Secretary.
l Oh1ee = Room No. ~ iiayward's Baildlng.
No az California strcet. san Francisco. Call
fornla. ~N'
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onaes-R.oa. 3 and No. soI Montgomery
.trs<t. ssn Francisco OAliforuis. leo
CAsEDsAIA .,nyE. ..,., s,sI .i..:

~ COMPANY .-Loestioa VI principal place
uf bu -ine--. sAn Fraseiseo. California.
Location % works, STOREY county. Nevada.
Notice IL hcrsoy given. thai IL . meeting OF
The Board OF Directors. held on the 5th day Of
June. isTI, an arss~sment INC. 0I of Fifty
Cents Per shzrv Vas i-viei upon the
sapitAl stock of the corporation. y yAbl- imm.-
distely, IN United states gid eoin. To the sec
rctary, Ct The once u the nm pany. tlt Call.
fornla street, San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shaii
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July,
isIf, will be delinquent. AID Advertised fof
al. At pablo auction, ant unless payment
ls made b.forr. will be sold o. the Thirty.
nrst DAY OF JULY. ISL. 10 pay the delinqusnt
assessment. tosrthef with costa Of advertising
md expenses of sale.
X. wEaENER. Secretary.
Ofnee-No. tt California street. san Fran
si.ca C.lfornl. Iea I'd
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OF business. san Francisco, California,
Locaiion Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Surrey county. State VI Neysda.
Notic..-Tbefc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescrib~d stock. on account of assess.
ment CNo. ~ levied on the nr.t DAY Of MAY.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names ofthe respective shareholder .a,foliows /:
Nance. No. Ceitif. shr. Amt,
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WI. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Onfce-Rcoms s and g, No. 30s Montgomery
street. nan Frsncisco. California. jyftd
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The pecuiar feature of this novel, which m
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.nslown,ens OF selfseekn and INSCRIPTIONS genius w
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eions motives and hHueuccs II even approaches tie
hlcs 81 theology Ia its occasional discussions OF rei
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truth 10 transform forlorucst victims OF SIN mo
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santn,oi The mystery OF regeneration Is set oth by
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hero il ul M IA situations often reulsive. often term e.
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the uateuce ~ the reader he does moi fail TO ret ID a
sympathy, ana 20 awaken lycyjoy al the redemption
o. the prodig Il, aud his return to M" lie and Dea" "
lie In the deincation Of character which enters ""
the development OF the plot Mr. Roe shows DIS greatest
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tr,sicr husband the wealthy, mqerious haTd-he rtco
man Of bsiness-Dc Marks, The mid and simple Vil"-e
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fam I'm tame and hfcess pulpit and whether in sermon
or etory does not object season his teachings "'h
sice of huinor and combine religious eainea'neSs
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HISTORY or THE OTTO eAN TuRkSs fK,l8 TIE
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