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PORT 0E PORTLAND,

saturday, July IS.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
EastDott for Boston, 49,
Sch Boston. Hall, Portsmouth. to load for Newport
,o sen NJ MeGuire, Brl Bowdroit, Cow Bay CB-
Sch Rockaway, Thurston, Bristol.
CLEARED.
r, Sch Nellie Chase, Randall, Phadslphia-D W
Sch Bushrod w Hill, Higgins, Kennebec to load
for Baltimore-E Freeman.
Kelsey.
sunday, July II.
ARRIVED.
Sch " Parker, Daniels Baltimore-coal to Ran
:, Sch L Rathburn, Crowell. Philadelphia-coal to
Sargent 81 DennisOn.
Sch Maggie Dalling Daing, Boston.
sen MT vernon, Morse, Boston for Bangor
Sch Robt Ross. (Br) Clark, st George NB-1ajlroad
sleepers to O Hersey s. Co. N
Sch Reaper, Teel st George.
fsRos MERCHANTS ExoHANaE.l
=, Ar at HaVre 18th inst, barque Chas Lewis, Race
~ Ar at Antwerp July u, ship Philena Winsow
Cheney, Huanillos, (Apl1 49,
d AZ AZ at Bremen 18th INST, Forest Eagle, Hosmer,
Sid FIN London 18th inst ship Ne Plus Ultra, Bor-
den, New York; Jane Fish, Brown Baltimore
old I'm Cardih 18th inst, Louisiana Oliver tor Bal
va at Rlo Janeiro June is, barque Midas Frost,
DOMESTIC PORTS,
~ SAN FRANCISCO-Ar Sd, ship Gen Butler, Byder,
Newcastle, NSW.
SEATTLE. WT-Ar Sd, ship Ell Dorado, HAYDEN.
San FranclcsO.
II oACKS0NVILLE-Ar sth, sch L H Livingstone,
- SAvANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Cathie Berry, Foun-
tain, Gardiner.
- CHAKLESTON-Ar 18th, sch Ralph Howes. from
Belfast. '' Aion'
GEORGETOWN, Scar 9th, sch 81 A Dewitt.
Manson, Char lesion. "''
II, WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 10th, sch j Nj Morales,
GEOkGETOWN, DC Ar 18th, sch j r Baker. Da-
Wis, Portland, (and cid for Providence3
New Haven. '
AT l2th, sch d d Fisk, Baker, Kenuebec
0iq izth, sen Alfred Keen, keating, Portsmouth,
p! rHlLADELPAIA-A 18th, sch Martha Hall,
Burgess, Boston.
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COW BAY, CB' Schr j NJ KcQuire-196 tons of
coal to Main.
ST. GEORGE, NIB. Schr Robt Ross-4oOO railroad
sleepers to G. Hersey q Co.
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Ar 18th, sebs Irene E Meservey, Meservey Bath;
M Rowe, Whitmore. Provncetown; Mary Il Stock.
ham, Reed, Keennebec; E NJ Buckler, Maloy, do
Cid 18th, scbs Francona, Leavitt, and e G Willard,
Simonton. do: Nellie Scott, Hurlbut. Yarmouth MS;
Annie Whiting, Cox. st John. NIB; NJ Rowe Whit
Cid 18th, ship Thos Lord Ray. Antwerp.
rv Ar at Delaware City 10th, sch l. I Whitmore.
Newcastle. Del Passed down 1ltb brig Hattie;
scbs Emma McAdam, and Virginia.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 11tb schs Mary e Oil
yer, Baker Gonaives; VIM Fredericks, Ames, Carde-
mas.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, ships Ellen Austin. Griffin,
London; Emerald Isle. Patterson, do; barque Sarah
Staples, Ford. Cow Bay; schs Mary j Cook. Cook.
PENSACOLA II days; Virginia. Burgess. Pittston; d
Ellis Torrey, Providence; Palos, Moon. do; Alpine,
| tucket.
CID 18TH ship Washington, Martin, London; bark
Chestina Redman, Elliott, Bordeaux brig Edith.
| dam.
Ar 18th, baraue Josephine. Stahl. Leghorn So days
Fellows. Smith, Hillsboro NB; Ada Allen, Dudley,
| windsor Ms; VIM Thomas, Litilejohn, Gardiner;
John John Mayo. Hall, Rockport; Walter Palmer,
ca 18th. ship Success, Hchborn tor Bremen; brig
| Merry, Bradley, Genoa.
Passed through He'll Gate 18TH scbs Nellie Bowers,
Stackpoe, from New York for Boston; Alleghania,
Bryant, do for Weymouth.
| NEW LONDON-Ar 10th, schs Union, I'm Bangor
| Bckmore, from Alexandria.
Calais. D'N' ''''''
| olu nun, sen 81 L carver, walls. New York.
| ARCHAEOLOGICAL 18th, sch Pride OF the Rast
| Lord. Baltimore.
Sid 1lth. schs Nsncy j Day. Monroe Bristol, Me;
Annie Collins, Cousins, Bluehil.
| PhOVIDENCE-Ar 18th, schS s M Tyler, Hart
Hoboken: Huntress, Curtis, Dennysvle; Abbie K
| Willard, Varnum, Bangor; Caroline G, Ober, and
olive, Dodge. Calais; Red Rover, Alley. Ellsworth.
| SIONlNGTON-Ar 18th, sch Am Eagle, Brown
| Calais.
FALL RIvER-Ar 1lth, sch leila, Curtis, from
| st john, NIB.
| PAWTUCKET-Ar 18th, schs Caroline c, ODER
Calais: Palos, Wooster, Machias.
| NEWPORT-Ar 11th, schs Circle, Tanning. Jones
| port; Montezuma Rich, Pawtucket for New York.
Ar l2th schs Prescott Hazeltine, SWEET, jackson.
Vile, (and sailed for Fall RIVER; Andrew Peters
TorIey. Bristol for Calais, (and sailed.)
| VlNEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, schs Paul Seavey
| Yonng, Matanzas II days for Boston; Alice Cakes
do for do; Lucy Ames, Richards, Rockland for do
Ames. Gould. Boston
EDGARTOWN-Ar in, schs Commerce. Thorn.
| dixie, from New York for Portsmouth Atlantic
Coombs, do for Boston.
bOSTON-Ar 12th schs A Sawyer, Caok, Calais
VIM Everett, George, Bucksport; L Snow, Griffin
Cid 18th. barque E Spring, Bacon, Bangor; set
| Charleston, Haskell, st John, NIB.
| Sid. barque Spring.
| Ar 18th. schs Emerson Rokes, Marston, Progresso
| Nellie, Perry, Trinidad Lindsey johnson, Port
land; M Q Rowe. Perkins, Ipswich.
Cid 18th, barque Jas E Ward, Payne. Kennebec.
| PORTSMOUTH-Sld 18th, VIM McLoon, Rogers
Bangor; John Brockwell, Chatfeld, Kennebec; Wal
| Steed, Gookin, Saco.
| BANGOR-Ar 18th, schs Medford Jordan au(
Levant. Rich. Portland.
BATH Sid 18th, sch David Torrey, Saule, fol
| New York.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing Rcusc Transactions.

BItNKEAR EnvUsc AFHNsacta6oH.
PORTLAND, July 10.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
utoss Exchanges 64,717 81
Net Balances. ..,., ..'..,....,..,...... $500 IL
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California Mining ssoc,.s.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL The following are the
ciosng onclal prices of mining stocks to-day com.
pared with those of Yesterday: - ~
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Resumfpion of Work i'm the Coal Regions

louisville, July I4-Thers will be a gen.
eral resumption OF mining to morrow, after a
suspension of two weeks. Miners of this re-
glon return to work with a fair prospsct of
steady work for the balance of the Shipping
year. The prospect for steady employment al
slightly advanced wages, creates much better
feeling among workngmen and improvement in
business IS generally looked for throughout the
coal regions, by the employment of two thous-
aud men and boys, and the various mines and
railroads engaged in the trade.
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MARRIED.

- In Saco, June 81, W. E. Edgecomb and Mrs. Agnes
Shaw. Ne'
In Saeo, July 3, Rev. j. Munroe Leighton of Fair
maven Mass, and Miss Flora III. Page of Biddeford
In Biddeford. June 30, Granville W. Foss and Miss
Lena q. Marean. both of Standish.
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await the rheumatic sufferer who res orts to Hostel
ters stomach Bitters. That this benignant cordial
and depuTent is far more reliable remedy than
colchium and other poisons used TO expel the
rheumatic virus from the blood, is fact that expe
rience has satisfactorily demonstrated 1t also enjoys
me advantage Of beng-unlike themperectly safe.
WIN many persons a certaia predisposition to
rheumatism exists, which renders them liable to its
atacks after exposure in wet weather. to currents of
alr; changes OF temperature, OF to cold when the
Oody Is not; Such persons should take a wineglass
Ut Two OF the Bitters as possible after incur
ring FISK from the above causes, as this superb pro-
Iectlye efectually nuifies the hurtful influence.
For inc functional arrangements which accompany
rheumatism, such as collie, spasms in the stomach,
palpnatlon OF the heart, imperfect digestion, &c,
tne Btters Is also most useful remedy, 1t is only
ency. ju15eod &w1w
HEALTH AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is Coon
gress Yeast Powder, it being pure healthy, and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumpings, &C. Give it trial, and you will Away
use Congress-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-14

IL you ask for glass Of ice water, they
bring it to you in glass bottle, frozen
hard, and you must wait until the water
melis, and then it tastes like putrid rain
water, and is not fit for dog to drink.
At some of the hotels stopped at, either
IN France, Germany or Switzerland, while
we were at dinner, an excellent band of
music was discussing music in an adjoin
ing room or in a recess
left Paris aud went to Ostcud. In this
town of OStend, Arthur orion, or the tue
TichbOrue, lived. All will remember the
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BUBBLES.
Summer ldyls-Tramps.

summer ldyls-Tramps
Every honey. moon has a man in it.
Oh, will not somebody pool Kearney's
hair?
Pride and hot Summer goes before
a Fall.
The Anti~socialist Bnl--Emperor
William.
DO fish talk? Certainly, out in Colo.
RADIO, Pixies Peak.
Look beef DER before you purchase
steak this weather.
An of hand matter-Trying to finger
buzz saw in motion.
A mosquito is one Of those unscason-
able creatures that will strain at a net and
swallow quilt.
The sturgeon, which often weighs 10
pounds terminates from an egg no bigger
shan bird shot.
"A iastidious person thinks n dairyman
might now and then strain pint aud give
milk without hair in it.
Emperor William is learning to write
with his left hand -i'srsoHal Nt,rs. Isn't
it lucky he has one hand left?
A considerable organ grinder played
" Here Me, Norma" before the deaf and
dumb asylum during whole afternoon.
Madam TuSsaud has done the Berlin
congress in wax. We hope some one will
also - wax" the Potter committee. They
deserve it.
1t is to he hoped that kcarney didn't
mention the Internal gizzards = of the
'leprous bondholders" in his interview
with Mr.. Hayes.
September is i stirring time.
When every heart with Joy stirs:-
When poets stir with stirring rhyme.
And cen the festive oysters,
The common dough requires yeast To
make it iise. but it is different with the
tornado Philadelphia bulletin. 1t some
times takes a y East wind though.
What is the difference between a dis
charged railroad conductor aud a Young
trotting horse? Ans: One rode on the
trains and the other trains ON the road
OIL City Derrick. We uominatc Dennis
hearney for Commissioner to 20 down and
investigate the yellow fever, with power TO
penetrate into the very heart Of the infect
cd districts
They are telling now of a " soldier
bug "A yellow insect with "A sswurd -
brak, that can stab the potato beetle and
suck his life out. Don't smother him with
Paris green.
In view of the fact that Eeaconsfield
recently paid his physician s., 800, the
Albany journal demands, with brutal
leer, to be informed who the sick man of
Europe is now
What shattered Mr.. Barrngcr's faith
in his old family physician was, that he
gave him box with three pills in it, and
on the lid it said, Take two three times a
day, just before eating"
A Michigan man by feeding a tramp
accidentally found a loni; lost brother of his
wife. We suppose this should lie taken as
terrible warning against something or
other, bo cause he has had TO keep on feed
ing him every since.
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CLEANLINESS.

-. Graptf..th.r's Clock - has heeu trans
l,,,I mt, ,h,. f.,,,,,..-... .,,,,,
tortured aud cxaSprratcd Chiuamau will In,
praying to some wooden beaded god to in
vent some new three story and rleven-cor-
nercd oaths To hurl at juvenile whisticfs.
Charles Sing. 4 Chimes, shoemaker
WAS recrnrIv married IN III, E,lhrr, ~.
hau,,s,m,s, GIRL "a E,r,h ,I. NJ
Tn. rri-c,.d .,,i,,,s l,yo ;,,,,o5 L,,,r.,o,..
marty aud SUGAR H., oh. ,,,.;,... =.
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difference. bc,r,.r ria, r-.;,,L, -, 81,
vl.r :, :. ,,..l...,,
when II nets int, .,,.,-s,,,,,or. I.L,i.,.,
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nv '''' '' III 'N'S'ei'ce '' all
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Gay sum mess ana Sti'kih.ss as That "i
us y '''An never puts i"ith SO
extraordinary an 'if"-.to make both ends
meet when the Sunday t..urulnr iy i,
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THE THRONE

THE THRONE
is in the House of Peers. Queen Victoria
has not in person occupied the throne since
the death of her husband, Prince Albert.
The throne is not covered with Jewels. il
looks like an ordinary, high backed pulpit
chair, covered with scarlet velvet. Queen
Victoria is n noble woman, kind mother,
and a sympathizing friend. Such has been
her love for her deceased husband, that
she has Withdrawn from the world rs much
possible, aud il is said the least intima-
ton from any one that she should mingle
more with the world is met with silent but
marked reproof. Ii is said that in her me-
moirs, history of her married life. that
she had written the book, and entrusted
the work to Mr.. Foster, who carefully re-
viewed it, and only found one or two SEN
fences in the book which he thought it
better not TO be made public. The Queen
insisted that the Objectionable sentence
should be printed. Mr.. Foster said that
he would advise against it. However, they
compromised the matter by printing Just
twenty five books with the objectionable
passage, for the benefit of the Queen aud
her children, while every other edition of
the work was carefully printed without it.
The following is the substance OF the
passage which created SO much trouble
between the Queen and Mr.. Foster: 1t
appears that Prince Albert, in 4 huff, had
locked himself in his bed chamber, and
that Her Majesty came to the door and de-
manded admittance. He would not let her
in. She asked him in loud voice, al
bert, do you know who it is that demands
admittance Do you know that am the
Queen Of England p Yes" replied he,
al know you are the Queen of England,
but l am KING Of my orn bed chamber ~
The Queen laughed, went away, aud let
her husband sulk it out The Queen has
not visited Ireland for years. When she
leaves Windsor Castle she generally goes
to Balmoral Castle, in Scotland.
left London and went to Liverpool by
the Scotch express. had frequently heard
OF the rapid travelling over the English
roads, and thought would try it. We
did not seem to be travelling so very fast,
but when | calculated the distance with
the time, found that we had travelled
about fifty miles per hour
My attention has been called by friend
to very gloomy subject. 1t is the manner
in which the
DEAD ARE BURIED AT NAPLES.
In the large cemetery the rich and the poor
find their last resting place. The rich have
beautiful tombs, but a short distance from
them the poor are buried. There are
three hundred and sixty five vaults, about
twenty five feet square, and do not know
how deep, for | had not the curiosity to
look down on them, and into the pits the
dead poor of Naples are thrown, like SO
CONTINUED ON FOURTH FACE.
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/ WILL NOW DESCRIBE LONDON
collectively, and then mention very briefly
some of the places of interest therein. In
the first place, never go out Of your hotel
while in London without your umbrella
1t will be sure to rain if you do. The
clouds just hang over the city, and are
Just waiting good chance to catch you
out without your umbrella, and give you a
good sound "ducking." There is gener-
ally fog over the city of London every
morning until midday, and sometimes these
fogs make travelling about the city very
dangerous. Another popularity about the
people of London is that they do not APP
pear to know where any place is. re-
member once | was endeavoring to find the
Bank of England, and | inquired of sew
eral passers by where the Bank of Eng
land was located, and they said something
about Threadneedle street. but where to
find the street might as well look for a
needle in a hay stack. They never once
pointed in which direction should 60
At last spied a dirty looking news boy
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silks
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
CIodkings
E2dIaIeis
Linens
-Nusiins
White Goods
Ldces
Ribbons
Trimmings
EniGroideries
Frinyes
Zcphyrs and UOrsfeis
NeckUedr
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One Column. $50 per inch for year. Thr-, change
allowed yrrly sdycrt.-s without ,itiunal charge
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
Or. 1. ]. clAPkAY'S
PRIVATE MEoIoALnHsrIruTE
aoe K..r., ..r..,. Sc. Fr.e..e.,

UNyrABIIsHED IN 1854. ron TEE
~ permanent cure Of eli Special and Chronic
Disesses, q also Ill Female Complaints and
Diseases OF the Nervous Bystsm.
The immenss destruction Of human life IN.
uually from pecrst and chronic disesses caused
thIs Cd and reliable Institution 70 % estab.
iished n1t in philadelphia. Penn, In iseo. and
snsrssrds in San rfancisoo, Cal. In lsst, a. .
urfvate dispensary, In ortsf 70 anord the
saIcted the best medical and surEicai treatment
for the shove and al ether anections and com
plants Consultations 81 the insusu's or By
Pk,sicsI:asd Mental Debility,
wal vsskuess, nervousness, low spirits, lss.
sitnde. vcskness OF the limbs ard hack, loss
OF muscular power. i~ndisposition ana incapa.
bility for labor and study. . wal, exhsustsd
feeling. no energy or courage, palpitation Of the
heart, dullnsss OF apprehension. loss Of men,
or, aversion 10 sociey. love OF solitude, tim
ldity. self distrust. ioss Of manhood, dintnees'
hcaasrhe. pains In the side, afeottous Of the
sye, pimples on the fsos ssxuai or other in.
drmities In man OF woman, are cured BY the
lu,ily celsbtstsd physician, L. ]. QAPRAY.
n. d.
his nethod Of curing diseases 10 peculiarly hi
own unknown 70 others, and hencs the great
success. Rheumatic affections, chronic catarrh,
diseases Of the stomach and Kidneys. llvsr CON.
PLANT. ETC.. ,ueoes.fully treated. Thoss who
Of youth. nervous weakness, are assured Of .
permanent cure.
DR.. CzApKAY. % Of the most succsssfui
medical prlctitionen on the PAcino coast, may
Be consulted conndeptialiy IN rsfefsnes 20 the
above and all othsr complaints q The ln:atuts,
Ma. 1O0 earn street. 49, Tranetsqe..
Chsrrss modsnts. 0ommunications strictly
couddential. Medicines sent By exyrrss. Ad.
dress L. J. OzAPKAY, n. D., Postof1cs Bon
o. San franciscos Cal. o0y
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SyrKo MiNINe CoMrANY.

0UTRO MINING COMPANY
~ Location Of principal place Of business, San
franeisco. California
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY given. that ~ . meeting Of
the Board OF Direetots. held On the nj day Of
Dccember. lsII. a assessment tao. - of 1wo
Ucals per shAre Was levied upon the capital
-toek ot the corporation. payable Immediately,
N united states eoid coin. To the Secretary. 81
me once of the Company. s.ock Exchange
ouildins. Pine street. san francisco. CaliforniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment
-hAli remain unpaid ON the 3oth day oi
January. lsTs. viii be delinquent, and adver.
Used for sale At public auction, and unles. pay
msnt 10 made before, will be sold on wku.
SEsDAY. the sDth day Of February. ISIS,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs VI advertising and expenses Of sale.
NJ order VI the board OF Directors.
A. ID. CArHC Akf. secretary.
Ofncs-HAl q Charles. rAn Francisco stock
Exchange Building. Pine street. san frAneiseo,
California. de25td
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s~TocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

gUyHE REGULAR ANNUAL NETTING OF
the Stockholders Of the Tough q seaiy q.
and y. n Co. viii be held q the Once fthe
Cnmpsny. tsl California ,treet. ssn francisco.
on The seventh dsy of February. ISIS. Of the
hour Of Q O'Clock 2. ~. for the election OF .
Hoard Of Directors. 10 rerve the ensuing year.
and transaction OF such other business - may
come before the meeting.
O. n. pELtND. SECRETARY.
Once-t3i California street. San franeis.o.
CA'ifogniA. feitd
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day Of
December. is11. % many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary win be cold
1t public auction. ct The once Of the Com.
psny. No tos California strest, Room Ia. San
day OF february, 1878, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
MOI said day, 10 pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon, together with cots Of adver.
tising and expenses OF the sale.
PRANK MOYER, Secretary.
onice-+0s California street, Room 10, Nan
Frsncisco. California. js3ttd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0FFIcr OF THK CALIFORNIA MINING
III. fsTs.-ASs msetirg Of tbs Board Of d
rectou OF The abovsnamed Company. bald
this DAY, 8 dividend No. az Of Two bollafs psI
shsrs wss declared. payable on Tnssdsy. Jan
' tss Q. p. GORDON. sssr...ry.
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NOTICE.

HAVING PURCHASED TIE INTEREST
OF n. ". ROBINSON In the business Of
tse drm OF ROBINSON a MCKENZIE. Painters.
Gold Hill, I announce to my friends and patrcss
aud the public generally that will continue the
business % the Old place. All bills dus the late
nm are payable to me alone. lmmediaie set.
Element h demanded.
A. q. MCKENZIE
/, Gold MN. Jan. 10. 1873. jais In
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ALPINE GOLD AND SILVER
n MINiSG COMPANY. Location OF prn.
eipal place of business, san Francisco, Cali
foruiA-
Location Of works. Virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that al = meeting OF
the board Of Directors. held ON the 18th day
Of January. ISIS, an assessment INC. ~ OF Ten
Csnts per rhare was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United StAies gold coin. To the Secretary. al
the once 81 the Company. rafe D.po-it ru.id-
ina. 3s Montgomery stleet. Room "a. san Fran
cisco. California
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day of February.
ISIS. will be DELINQUENT. and advertised for
sale at public ~anetion. and unless pay ment IL
made before win be cold on MONDAY. the
18th day of Mach. ISIS. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. PROVO KLUtr. Secretary.
Once -Ss Montgomery street, Room ~. San
rraneisco. California. ja1Otd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0rPIcE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. Jan. Z,
is7s-At ! meeting Of the Board Of Trustees o.
~ above named Company. held this day, q
dividend mo. tii OF Two u, Dollars per share
Va declared, payable on Monday, Jan. 10,
1878, Transfer books closed until ihe 18th In.
slant. a. W. hAVknS,
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DELINQUENT SALES.
sILvER Z

A PxNY.-Locstion OF principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California. $500
LEGATION Of works, Gold Hin Mining District
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thcre are delinquent upon the fol'
iowingdescribcd stock. 90 account OF sssSss-
1871. the several amounts Get opposite me
names Of the respective shsrsholdsrs. a. fol'