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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

M1ssIoNAKE SOCIETY MEETTNG.-Tner regu-
aar monthly meeting OF Leigh-street BaptAt
Church Missionary Society was held Sun
taay afterroon-President Billups in She
CHAIR, and F. r. Butler secretary. The
usual religious exercises preceded the resu-
lar business. Reports OF the standing COM
mittees were presented and appropriately
disposed Of.
Mr. W. G.. Ammons presented report
fromithe committee appointed to superin-
tend ;fhe erection Of chapel on Thiftieth
and:S streets, in wbich'it was stated that the
house had been completed and would be
ready for occupancy in weeks time. The
building is OF frame, 96 by 80 feet, and will
seat a25 people. The whole, amountior its
erection has been paid, but an additional
small sum is needed ito furnish it. The la.
dies OF the church have kindly furnished
thirty benches, and Messrs. A. B.'Clarke,
w. j. Marrow, RViand, and Others have
also presented to the'committee several use
full articles. The report of the consanittee
was unanimously adopted after speech
from Mr.. E. Gatbright.
President Billups, Vice-President Cole,
and Messrs. Ammons, Gathright, andsSmith
were appointed to take control and manage
ment Of the chapel.
Mr.. Savage Smith was elected trustee in
place OF Stephen Childrey, deceased.
Mr.. w. F. Crump presented resolutions
of respect to the memory Of the late,yenera
BILE Stephen Childrey, which were unanl-
mously adopted.
After some remarks from Messrs. Cole,
Gathright, and Ammons, the Society adj
iourned.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, southerly winds. with numerous
rains, shifting to cooler northeTly winds
with partly cloudy weather, and falling for
lowed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeast winds, stationary temperature and
pressure. partly cloudy weather, and occa.
sional rains,
Cautionary signals are ordered for Cape
Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Norfolk, Lewes, Cape May, Allan
tic City, Barnegat, and Sandy Hook.
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SENT TO TIE PESITENTIARY FOR Two
YEARs.-In the Hastings Court yesterday
ex-Magistrate D. j. cCormick, charged
with passing counterfeit national-bank notes
OF the Bank OF Hanover, Pa, was tried and
convicted and his imprisonment ascertained
at two years in the penitentiarY. Amotion
for new trial was made and continued
until Saturday, on which day the court will
probably adjourn, having disposed OF Its
docket except few civil eases. The Sum
day liouor-cases will be taken up to-day.
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ACTIVITY IN THE BANKRUPT CoURT.-The
officials in the Bankrupt Court have been
actively engaged for several days in filing
and preparing to file petitions in bankrupt
cv. The daily expectation Of the repeal OF
the act by Congress is inducing, or rather
forcing, into this court some OF our best cit
izens. Many OF the cases that are now be-
ing filed are said to be OF deserving char
acter and the result OF actual business re-
verses and misfortune.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the First Englist
Lutheran church the first anniversary oil
the church was celebrated on Sunday. The
church and Sunday-sebool rooms were taste
fully decorated. At the morning service
eighteen persons were received into the
church by the impressive rite Of contirma-
ton, and the Lords Supper was admins
tered. The church was crowded to its
fullest capacity. In the afternoon the two
Sunday schools of the church met together
to celebrate their first anniversary. The
pastor baptized number Of children, and
made brief anniversary address. He stated
that one year ago the school had an enroll
ment Of sixty, how they had 36S, and were
growing each Sunday. Rev. j. l. Miller, OF
Staunton, followed the pastor in a very
interesting and appropriate address. At
night another large congregation assem-.
bled. The pastor briefly alluded to
the fact OF this being their first anuiyer-
sary, and what by the blessing Of God
had been accomplished during the year !;
that they had doubled their membership;
that their congregations had increased from
forty or fifty year ago TO several hundred
now. He spoke with gratitude Of the many
friends in the city who had shown him and
his people kindness and sympathy, and
urged the members to fuller conservation
to the work OF the Lord. Professor Miller
then preached most earnest and eloquent
sermon. The singing was led by q yolun-
teer choir, and contributed very greatly to
the interest Of the services.
At Centenary Methodist church on Sun
day there were five additions by certificate.
At Clay-Street church there were three adj
ditions to the Sunday school. AT Trinity
church eight persons were receiyed-fye on
profession and three on certificate. Two
persons were baptised. At the Manchester
church there were two additions to the Sun
day school. There were seven conversions
during the week and the meetings continue.
Rev. Drs. Potts and johnson were at the
Methodist preachers meeting yesterday and
gave an interesting account OF the Interna.
tional Sunday-School Contention recently
held at Atlanta, Ga, and from which they
have Just returned.
Sunday was Easter-daE, and in the Catho.
lie and Episcopal calendar it was apeTopri-
ately celebrated as the queen festival OF the
Church. I'm some OF the churches there
were beautiful floral offerings and tie music
was rich and joyous
Fully 5000 persons, white and colored
were present on Sunday to witness the bap
tizing OF 233 coloted persons By Rev. Scott
Gwatkmey, of tire Fourth Baptist church
which took place in Gillie's creek near thu
foot of ChimbsTazo Hill. After the bap
tismai ceremony the candidates received tht
rigtit-hand OF Fellowship and the conmu
nioa. The service occupied several hours
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RESIGNATION AND APPolNTMENT.-Mr. W.
". Slower, who has been registrar ut the
second precinct in Madison Ward since
1869, has declined disappointment on ac'
count OF his business engagements, and Ar
w. 81. Blackadar has been appointed to III
the vacancy.
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POLICE COURT, Charles
Welch, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and assaulting Policeman O'Grady
while in the discharge OF his duty, was
fined $40.
Molie Lee, charged with being disorderly
and fighting in the street. The evidence
failed to sustain the charge, and she was ac-
quilted.
William Fl. Jackson, charged with having
in his possession one lot OF candles, lamps,
&C., the property of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Case was continued until to-day.
Edgar Scott, the negro boy who was ar
rested for stealing the pocket-book from a
lady on Leigh street last Thursday evening,
was brought out. The lady said that Scott
was not the boy. Justice White thereupon
promptly released him.
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Hustings Court-Judge Clopton disposed
OF the following cases yesterday:
Belle Throckmorton and Emma Hughes,
for keeping house OF bad repute. Sent TO
iai. in default Of security.
Salie Cousins, for keeping house OF bad
rcDute was fined SO.
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RICHARDSON 4 CO., > =. A.. commissioners
sale OF fve building lots on Main street between
jefferson and Madison.
RICHARDSON & CO., Az y. NJ. trustees sale or
framed house and lot on the narin side OF Haln
between Madison and Monroe streets.
z. B. COOK, 10 A. ~. engrarings aud chromos At
store No. 902 Main str, et.
GEORGE s. yASHON & son, hE p. NJ, lot on
Franklin stree, between Seventh aud Ei.hth.
JAS. MACDoUGALL, 10Y A. NJ, household furni-
ture, showcases. tents, &c.
EDWARD c. GODDIN, P. n, three stores ON
Broad, aud two small teaements on Nadisou
street.
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BEAR 1T IN MIND, EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that II. c. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms cheap If not cheaper than
they can be papered. This work has the advantage
of washing with soap and water when soiled Re-
ference: 4. Y. Stokes & Co.; Marion Dimnock, ar
chitect: 3. j. Black architect.
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SUNDAY DRINKING.-All the bar-rooms, OF
nearly all Of them, were closed on Sunday,
and the average citizen found not little
difficulty in getting glass OF beer: The
warning Judge Christian has given the bar.
keepers was probably the cause.
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SERIOUS ACcrDENT.-Harry Dempsey, q
little boy about ten years old, son OF MI.
Albert X. Dempsey, while playing on the
pavement in front OF the new building on
Broad street near Fifth, was struck on the
head bya brick which fell from the top OF
the building, producing fracture OF the
skull. He was taken up and carried into
Wagner's drugstore, where his wound was
dressed; afterwards he was removed to his
home. His condition is reported very crit
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MedG> Memorial ChurGh.-The yestTy OF
this church will hold meeting Tomorrow
night to take into consideration the feast.
blitv of calling pastor. 1t has net trans
pired who will receive the call should it be
deemed advisable at this time to extend one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

Money Stoten.-O officer George Fitzgerald
arrested Charlotte Robinson (colored) in
Richmond Sunday night on the charge OF
stealing a pocket-book containing Sl10 in
money from Mrs. Aisop, of the Planters
Hotel, this city. 1t seems that the woman
Robinson was employed at the hotel as a
nurse. and that she took the money from
under Mrs. Alsop's pillow Sunday morning.
The prisoner appeared before Mayor Clarke
yesterday morning and was sent on to the
grand iury
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AUCTION SALES TEI1S DAY.

Eg- On all sales Of RsdL Estdte made bsttoe.x
tn. lst II january and l0st 0f June he f"rss sSS
he present ysur Edre tn De pni6 byH purchaSsr
On al snieg fngde betroesn the 1st al Jiy nn6 t0,l
of the year the taL,s haze 10 be patG IN the stj.r
GThiS custom adopteS abou. 'i:trep yesr. age
by all the real estate agent In RichILoEd. and A.
plies TO Richmond aud ricinty.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

DON'T co WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but 90 to any cigar store restaurant and ask
for WHITLoCK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself 1t will pay better In
che long run.
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Prospects ia the County-Thc farmers
give encouraging reports from the county.
The farm-work is far advanced, and an
early and abundant harvest may be eX-
pected. The fruit did not suffer much
from the late froSts
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N. ELLYsoS CO.. advertising agents. rnzer: adj
vcrtSements in all Of The newspapers OF the Uniisd
SlHes AZ publishers rates. Orders left nj the DIS
patch couuting-room will receive prempt a!ten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

REMARKABLY GOOD GREEN TEA at 35 cents
per pound. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

The great reduction In TEAS enables us 10 offer
special inducements.
WALTER d. BLAIR & Co.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERM0METER YESTERDAY: 6 A. H., 81;
3 A. Ne, 72; noon, 50; P. NJ, ST; @ P.
NJ. S4; midnight, 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 1.-THE
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-23

The cause Of my trouble and discomfort
Is where to get good CIGAR for cent.
Take this advice, YOU will lind 1t best:
Hereafter smoke WHrTLoCHS Key West.
And If for Gne you'll pay 10 cent,
TO get something good and be content,
BE sure you get WuITLocK'S Model Cigar /;
They are for sale most everywhere,
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GOOD BLACK TEA ut 40, SO, and rs cents per
pound. WALTER D. BLAZE & CO.,
903 Main street.
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FINE GUSPowDEB TEA at 75c. and $1 per
pound. WALTER ID. BhAIR &c Co.,
D03 Main street.
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WHITE VESTS
Endless Variety.
A. SAKS & co.
lO13-Main street-1013

BEST GUNPowDER TEA ct $1.50 per pound.
WALTER d. BLAIR & Co..
903 Main street.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMpLARS.
Golden Rule, No s, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
Archer ?. Fleet, worthy chief templar; ".
A. Banks, worthy vice-templar; w. II. L.
Combs, worthy secretary; S. A. Taylor,
worthy assistant secretary; Richard A.
Combs, worthy financial secretary; Roberi
II. Combs, worthy treasurer; John II.
Scott, worthy chaplain; Phillip Fleet,
worthy marshal; Owen Stewart, worthy
deputy marshal; William Fortune, worthy
guard; Robert Fl. Graham, worthy outside
guard; D. Williams, worthy right-hand
supporter; Wash Oakley, worthy left-hand
supporters Robert Bruce Evans, past
worthy chief templar; w. 81. L. Combs,
lodge deputy. Delegates to Grand Lodge,
which will meet in this city May 14th; w.
Fl. l.. Combs, J. Fl. Scott, R. B. Evans,
George E. Meredith, A. p. Fleet, S. A.
Banks. D. Williams.
The above officers will be installed the
first Monday in May at Fidelity Hall.
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STRING SUITS.

STRING SUITS. ~.
Good Material.
Low Prices.
Thorougly Shrunk.
A. SAKS C Co., 1OlS Main street,
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8irI.lllo,ld Aispatrh,

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SPRING GoOl

SPRING GOODS.
Largest Stock at
A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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# personal. Mr.. Hugh Coyle, of tbs TEE
gram of Washington city, was in Richmond
yesterday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

TUEsDAY..............APR %, 1878.
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II o K L L n 4.


BRICK DWELLING on Ross street, between
Governor and Mayo streets, with three stories ano
basement containing ten rooms and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. Cos east Main street
between Sixth and Seventh, with three stories and
basement containing ten rooms. kitchen. &c.
BRICK DWELLING No. 1407 Ross street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Mayo streets, with SIX
rooms.
BRICK DWELLING on the west side of Fourth
street near Leigh, with six rooms
BRICK DWELLING on Third street between
Duyal and BAKER streets, with five rooms and
Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Byrd street, with store
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
FRAME DWELLING No. SIG Cary street. be-
tween Third and Fourth, with seven rooms and
kitchen.
FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-seventh street,
between Leigh and NJ, with five rooms and Kitchen
FRAME DWELLING on Venable street, near
Twcniy-tfth street, %ih four rooms and Kitchen.
FRAME DWELLING No. 1901 Seventeenth
street.
FRAME DWELLING on Oak street.
SECOND and THIRD FLOORS over G. Muh|y's
store, on Main street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets; neatly fitted up for family res
idcnce.
SECOND THIRD, and FOURTH FLOORS over
W. A. Walkers store. No. 1918 Main street, be-
t"ecn Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
RICHARDSON & Co.
Real Estate Agents,
on-2 Not, ,-t-
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BEGGED-To BE EXCUSED.

Captain Ben. Scott, who seemed to be mas
ter OF ceremonies, went up to the carriage,
and, taking off bis chapeau, in profoundly
polite way said they didn't come there for
political reasons, and If there were no more
faces to be shown they begged to be ex-
cused.
Excused.
Thereupon the ceremonies ended.
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DOR RENT OR SALE, one Of those Ca
\ NEW THREE. STORY BRICK-DWELL- la:i
iNGS In that improving and fashionable locality,
No 3O2 west Franklin street. between Madison and
Monroe streets II contains l2 rooms, besides co-
sets-iour On the first foor. five the second and
thfee On the third ; with all the modern improve
Vision of the best material and In the most subsan-
lial manner.
Also, one OF those NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DM MELLlNGS IN thar pleasant and improving To-
caily, No. sl3 west Grace street, between Laurel
anu Sta1er streets, containing eight rooms besides
Closets, &c.-four on each floor with all The modern
improvements and eonvcuienGes {; built under our
own supervision Of the best material and In the
most substantial manner.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
ap 20.3t lll3 Moin street
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EOR RENT, THE UPPER POR- Ga
\ TIoN OF HOUSE No. 1924 east Main Ssii::a
sreet eight rooms besides kitchen; gas, water, &c.
Entrance from Eighteenth street.
Apply to j. & MOORE
p20-3t< corner Eighteenth and Maiu streets.
EOR RENT, THAT NICE ANDMa
y ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOUSE No. 21l Eli
a0a inlrd street, between Cana! and Byrd streets.
tue mouse contains Eve rooms, besides detached
n,tchel; gas, water, &c, and has recently been
.h"roughiy renovated and painted. To good tenant
The rent will be very low. Apply to
ROBERT Il. LINE,
ap 1o-2wh I212 Main street.
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1FIlK-CUSTOMERS WANTED.

GOOD COWS, GOOD FEED, GOOD MILK.
III orders By postal card or otherwise, promptly
l)r Milk delivered twice every day to any part oi
~. ci,v G, X. GILMER 4 SON,
Baticrv-Hnl Dairy. Immediately below the cirS.
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sp20-6'

WANTED, ORDERS FOR THE
w CHEAPEST CUSToM WORK In the city,
Ar least twenty-five per cent. saveu, ana worSinan.
tHin ann III Guaranteed 10 come up to that OF any
eS,shiishmen, in The city. Give me trial My past
-rcor I'm filling orders speaks for itself ANY num-
Der OF references MEooycS III. l aiI-SnS S,,
NH 25-eoG IL north Twelfth street near Main.
WANTED. BOARD.-A gentleman with
w eva all family desires BOARD In the country
p;,hfn an hours ride OF the city, either CT the
rs,lroad Nnes. Address . C.," Dispatch Office.
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VEAS.-The choicest in the world: inn
porters' prices largest company in America !:
rane article plesses everybody; tradec continually
increasing Agents wanted everywhere; best in-
dnremenis: dOn-ISIstc time. Send for circular 70
POBERT WEI.I.S. President of the Original Amert-
ran Tea Company, 43 Tesey street, New YORK
Post-OfIce RoN 1887. fe23-o&wSin
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REcoLLEcTl

RECOLLECT!
RECOILECT!
RECoLLEcTi
A. SAKs & Co.,
The Clothiers, 1913 Main street
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR (con- Ga
sisling or THREE ROOMSl. with water ELL
ON floor and nice baess- porch, courthouse. &C. Also.
ONE Room in basement. TO an acceptable,
proIupt-paying tenaut the rent VIII be MADE very
low. Apply at l l5 south Second street.
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DOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLEI
L DWELLINGS. Nos. 61S and 620 north Eli
Eighth street. cont:riaiug eight rooms with all mo,
Geru improvements cooking-ranSo, hot and cold
water, bsth-room, &c. Apply to
JOHN BOWERS.
No. Iron Block, Governor street..
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WANTED, 1000 CORDS OF BLACK.
w OAK BARK. 100 CORDS OF DOGW GOD
CFDAR POSTS. An 10 be delivered at the gard of
/. Wasserman. on the dock below Nineteenth street
ron ~ the Basin bank Apply to:tne undersigned, at
Wssserman's courtyard, Dook street near Nine
,eenth Richmond, Va. a. = GOuDMAN.
80 I I et-mh1h fr aus .6t:uJS22 ct
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COHEN BROTHERS
Will close their store
TOMORROW tApril 24)
on account Of holiday.
VIII reopen OH
TIL U'R s ID A Y.

RECOLLECT I!
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nAvIHG RECEIVED THE AasYssNRsr
ii BOLL OF the town 81 Gold NH for the
nscai year ending May. 1879. notice 10 hereby
given 10 all parties Interested that the Taxes
on all property aste--ed In tho Toxn Of Gold
mn. Of Onc Dollar and rv, mtg i've Gents al asl
upon each One Hundred Dollars $1,000 IL due
ard payable from and after September 10. Isis.
Main street, from 10 O'Clock A. ~. 70 4 o'clock
p. H.. Of each day.
All Taxes remaining unpaid on the 10th dsy
OF October. ISIS. will bs returned - delinquent,
and ten per cent. added thereto.
J. l.. MoCLEERY,
Town hAnhsl and q .ofieio Tar Collector.
Gold HUI, Sept. ", ISIS, sell noSQ
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OONsOLIDArED IMPERIAL MN.


" INa COMPANY. - Location Of principal
place Of business. san Francisco. California.
Location OF WORKS. Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that II Q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the l2th day Of
s~ptemb-r, 1875, IN assessment $50. u OF
Twenty Cents per rhars was levied upon the
cspiiai ttock Of the corporation, paJable I'm.
mcdiaiely, In United States gold coin, 10 the
secretary. al the ofii,e Of the Company. Room Q
Cosmopolitan Hotel. No. as bush street. Ban
Francesca. California.
AnJ stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the i1ih day Of October.
1878. will he delinquent. aud advertised Tor
sale Of publie auction. and unlc-s payment II
made before will be roid On THURSDAY. the
Ith day Of November. 1878. TO paw the delm-
qu~nt Assessment. :, geih.r Will Gusts VI Aaver.
Using AID expenses Of talc.
by order Of the board VI Directors.
w. x. DIAN. secretary.
Once - Room = Cosmopolitan Hotel. No. 203
IIush street. san Francisco, California.
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nrer Business ,ou can engage IN. - 70
eS $50 per day made By any worker Of
sither sea, hight In their ovn localities. Par.
tcukrs and samples worth % free. Improve
your sparS time Of this business. Address
ma ens BTINroN I c0., Portland, ~
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DELINQUENT sALEs.
MeCLELLAx CONSOLIDATED

McCLELLAN CONSOLIDArED
- GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY
Francisco, California.
location Of works. sigel Mining District,
storey county. Nevada.
Notice Their are delinquent uroD the fol.
lowing.deseribed stock. on account Of asress-
mest NO ~ levied on the 9Th day OF August,
1873, the several amounts SET onno.its thc
lows. "'