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New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
AFFAIRS on THE BOspHORUs.
TuE WITHDRAWAL OF TIE BRIIIsH FLEEr-TH
MiGRAIION OF MoHAMMEDAHs PROPOSED.

TIE WITHDRAWAL OF TIE BKIlIsH FLEEr-IHE
MIGRATION or MOHAMMEDAHs PROPOSED
LorDoN, Monday Feb. Is, 1873.
In reply to question of Lord Granville
Lord Derby responded that Admiral Thornby moved the
ncet Moudana Bay account OF the better anchor
licTe and better ielcsraphic communication win
aUtuopc. and Aat there were no Uitier adVices
regarding the Russian advance on tOhs'anilhopt, pUo
Information had been received regarding possible a
vance on GallipOli but the Government had not had
time To consider 10.
In the House Lords this afternoon Lord Derby rend
Il telegram from Mr.. Layard, Ambassador ut Constant-
nopc denying himself and Server Pasha, the state
mcut made days by The Doifg Neicss Adrian
otO correspondent that server PIsa declared that Lui
kc had been slcd and encouraged 10 hght ny promise
English support, particularly by Lord Boacoushed
and Dir. Laymd
MUSsULMAN EVICTION PROPOSED.
The special correspondent Of The Times nj Vienna con-
firms the statement yesterdays Oberter that Russia
suggested tho Porte the desirabiity OF removing thc
Mussuiman population from Bulgaria lie says that
g ne al isnateR proposes TO server Iasua 'hat tho
million aud half of the Mussiiman lnhaptt2hts Oi bu-
gIra be Withdrawn 10 some other part OF turkey
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

PUIIADEIPI4A Feb lS.-Operations were resumed
IN LohGh coal region today and VIII Do continued ior INC
pres Wcek, when another Suspension WIZ take pace
PoRT HOrR, Ont, Feb. 1s.-The employees along
the whole line of tho Midland Railway struck Work tou
aud refused until all aeages OF wages are soted
TRENTON, Feb. 49, The intelligence of the where.
boni of Vance Powers MAJOR Of ChamDersbug Is ihat
he In PAae pa with friends. ana that lao 10 insane
RICHMOND, Va, Feb 1S.-Miss Minnie Mckinney
onmed suicide today, by taking morpha. The alleged
cause was with gentleman to whom she was engaged
% be married.
pocarsryR n Y, Feb 1s.-The Board OF Educa.
W ,,St nv vote ten 10 ave, substantially sbohshsd
no free academy by reducing it 10 The grade OF grammar
Wy ,ai ,ns change 10 oiect IN oIteulber next
N,wpoRr. r. l., Feb. 1S.-Colonel Oliver Sheperd
H. A. OF this city win be ~ non new h IN
coumani OK brigade attached 10 the Army of the Cumoei
land III 1858.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

TRENTON Feb. 1S.-Mrs. Van Martcn was badly
burned this morning during explosion of kerosene she
is not expected TO i've through the night
RICHMOND Feb. 1S.-D. j. Mccormick, who was
aresied yesterday for passing counterfeit notes was eI
amued the Police Court to-day aud committed 1or hdict
neut by the grand Jury Of the Husings Court
NEw,ORIEAEs, Feb. 1s.-Judge Whitaker has
10 tale Ia the The state Of Lou 81
ana against IT. Ianier charged with emoe1Lng $1,000
while State Tax Collector for CarroH fais Lahor was M
raigued, and pleaded not guilty.
BoRpnNrowN, N j., Feb. 1s..Henry j.. Little
against Indictment was found py the Efan1 Jury IN
snha in is75 for forging the name Of Frederick som
er o dguent note by which he obtained 5000 has been
arrested RvosIds Burlington County N. J.! ana tsAsn "
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TWO PRINCELY WEDDINGS At BERLIN.
BERLIN. Monday, Feb Is. 1875

BERLIN. MONDAY, feD lS 1910.
The marriages of the Princess Charlotte.
eldest daughter OF the Crown Prince of Germany and
granddaughter Of Queen Victoria to Bernard tie Hered
tary Prince OF the Duchy Of saxeMenngcn and Of tho
Princess Elizabeth second daughter Of Prince Frederick
Charles to Augustus Hereditary Prince Of the Grand
Duchy of Oldenburg, were soleunized here this
evening. The ceremony took place at o'clock
in the Chapel of the Old Palace. The King and
Queen OF Belgans the Prince Of Wales. the Duke OF
Connaugh the Prince Of Orange heir to the throne OK
the Netherlands and many German royal and pi1ncey
arrived in the city witness the marriages
The unique feature of the festive proceedings was the
traditional dance by torchlisht OF twelve Ministers OK
the Emperor's Cabinet The tr0usseaus were entirely
German. Festivities have been devised on O magnin
cent SCALE The city Is brilliantly illuminated tonight
LONDON, Monday. Feb 18, 1873.
special dispatch to this mornings Standard. In
relation TO the royal marriages, says: "Prince Bis
marck will not only take part in the wedding festivities
but will also walk at the head of the Ministers in tho
ceremonial dance, with hambeaus. Since 1872 tho
Chancellor has constantly remained away from oil court
festivities. That lie now reappears is considered as
indicating reconciliation between the Chancellor aud
the court. Prince Bismarck seems to bc ia excellent
health and spirits"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TIE AGITATION IN ENGLAND.
AN ANTi-RUssIAN MOTION PROPOSED.

LOsDos Monday, Feb is, 1879.
Lord Stratheden and Campbell has given
notice that ne wIl move IN the House OF Lords tonight
THAT in the opinion Of this House The terms OF the
armlsce between Russia aud the Porte are such as TO
justify hr Mdcstys Government IN tSklng every pre-
caution discourage the cncroachmcnis by which the
treaties and 1871 unfortunately threatened
This afternoon, however, Lord Derby, Foreign Sec
rctary, appealed u Lord slrathcien and Campbell
not TO bring his motion The Government, Lord
Derby said could discuss the armsticc. Lord Derby
also stated hat the movement of the feet to Moudania
Bay was not due any negotiations aud that no pro
gress had been made in the matter OF assembling the
Conference.
The public meeting OF the workiEgmcn OF London on
tho Easterh question, at which sir Wilfred Lawson and
ncssrs. Gladstone, John Bright, stansncld, MundeIa
ana other Liberal mombcrs OF Parlianen; are 10 speak,
fixed for Thursday next at Agricultural Hail. sinstOn
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
THE SILVER BILL.
STILL IN SUSPENSE.

DELIBERATIONS OF TIE SILVER LEAGUE-THE BILL
TO BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE on BANh-
ING AND CURRENCY--NO VOTE LIKELY TO BE
REACHED THIS wEEK-FEARs OF THE SILVER
ADVOCATES.
The Bland bill, as amended by the Senate, was
returned to the House yesterday, but lts irienus
were unable to call it up. At the OF the SESSION
a meeting Of the Silver League was heid' anu lu-
ture action was coasi dcred The Senate amend
mcnts were denounced unsparingly; but it was
finally decided TO move a reference to the Commit
tee on Banking and Currency. Anxiety is feit
among silver nfatonists and it is not believed that
wothrds of the House will vote for the bill in
its original FORM That the President Will veto It, III
whatever form it may pass seems undoubted.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
THE ASPECT OF CONsTANTlNOPLE.

TIE PEOPLE PROFOUNDLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RUFFIANs AT LARGE-OrI0MAN SUPERSTITION.
lYRGn AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TniBUSE]
CoNsTANIINoPLE, Feb. 1S.--The conflicting rli-
mors regarding an armstice have kept the city In
ferment. There has been nothing Like disorder, but
the people are excited They fancy the Ministry are
raising obstacles to the peace which every one de-
sres, and they curse the Ministry. An old Imam OF
StambouI mosque asked me what the truth was
about the negotiations. "Our people tell ua only
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
THE MISSING STEAMER HIBERNIAN.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1S.-The Government steamer
Newdcld, from France, arrived hSTc to-day. She re-
ports that Tuesday last she fell In with the steamer
ubernan, from Liverpool, In a disabled condition, hav-
ing broken her SHAFT the Sth inst. the Hibernan
was then under sail making for Queenstown Fourteen
nj her cnrs and tue mails were transferred tho
Ncwiield. All on board the Hlbernian were wei, and
she had fair prospect Of favorable run TO queens
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
A TRIAL oF ooNsPIRArORs IN BALrIMogI.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1S.-Samucl Rarth. Felix
A. sayin Charles Harvey, Vim. II. Strauss. ]. O. De Ia
Mar wm. p. Buckmaster, NJ A. savin, and J. NJ. Balc.
win. connected with the Union Banking Company OF
this city, which suspended IN October s were indicted
for conspiracy to defraUd Their trial was begun here
to-day and win probably continue several days. Buck.
master, De La Mar, and Baldwin from New,rorH, ana
are the who purchased tho bank just peiorS Tue
s,spensOn aud have IN prison here since th,t i
dctment aud arrest. foruuaos array OF counsel 10
engaged.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
pLAIYlIEhD S4giNGS BANK CLOSED.

RECEIVER APPOINTED Al TIE REQUEST or ITS
OFFICERS.
The Plainfeld Savings Institution closed ITS
doors Saturday Since January about SlOo,oOO "i 'he
depots mas been withdrawn aud 10 save the remainder
fine officers applied to thc Chancellor FOR recciye and
were euioined from receiving paying money. The
Bank statement. January /. showed bonds and mort
cages 10 the amount OF S230OJ0. and surplus over
liabilities CT $1,000 80 j.. X. Pope, ircasirci'
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TIE BRANCH or THE NEVADA BANK.
~ EpANCtscO Feb lS-RcgardIng n tel

ora from New-York in reference to the establishment
OF a Ncw-York branch OF the Nevada Bank the state
nent A. authorized that building has been secured
ior Thai purpose, ani the statement Is premature.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
come out in shape than that in which the

Senate left it,
Finally Mr.. Southland moved that Mr.. Buckner
ask, Tomorrow, that the House pass to the consld,
Grafton OF business the Speakers table; that al
yer Bill is reached and that it then be referred TO
the Committee on Banking and Currency. Tins
motion was agreed to by vote of more than TWO 10
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
THE HELLENIC REVOLT.

LONDON, Monday, Feb. Is, 1878.
A special dispatch to The Times, from Pera,
SAYS: The Porte has informed the powers that the
Greeks have again crossed the frontier near the town OF
Ara In Albania The Porte has sent 1000 men to resist
the invasion"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
HARMONY RETURNING.
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE INTACT.


AUSTRIA MORE TRANQUIL-ENGLAND DEPRIVED oF
ANY PROSPECT OF AN ALLY.
Prince Bismarck has succeeded in restoring
harmony between Austria and Russia, mainly
by fastening the meeting of the European
Congress, and inducing Russia to promise
not to occupy Constantinople. In con-
sequence of this diplomatic feat, Eng
land can hope no longer for Austrian
aid. Russia has addressed a cOnciiatOry note
to England in regard to Gallipo!i; the docu-
ment was considered at an informal Cabinet
meeting last night. Two Russian officers have
arrived at Constantinople to fix the line OF
demarcatiOn, in accordance with the terms OF
the armistice. The condition of the Turkish
capital is portrayed in letter appended.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
ANOTHER CENIENARLAN GONE

BosToN, Feb 1S.-John Mccoy died Mt
South Boston. Saturday, ase one-hundredahd-n'he
years and nine months.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TWO AFRICAN EXPLORERS DEAD.

An official telegram from Zanzibar announces
the death there Of NM Mars and Crespel, who sent
by the King OF the Begans to explore the interior OF
Africa.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
THE VOLUME OF CURRENCY INFLATED

THE VOLUME OF CURRENCY INFLATED.
BOTH PAPER AND SILVER MILL REMAIN IL CiHCU-
LAIIoS-A rLUCTUATING CUKRENCY-MONInLY
ISSUES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LABOR
ING MANNILL SUFFER.
TO the Editor or The Trtbune.
SIR: Permit me to call attention, through your
columne to one or two radical errors adopted in the
syer controy yersy by the silver advocates which are
calculated to deceive and misead. Argument III
upport of the Band bill is rcpletc with reference
TO a b-metal!ic or double-standard currency. Now,
nothing should be clearer than that such a currency
is utterly beyond the regions of this bill. double
standard currency, i'll its very terms implies cir
culatiug medium of gold and silver; and in order
that it may remain in circulation, history shows us
that the proportionate value put upon each by law
must stay fixed. Ii is necessary, in order to main
tain such currency, that both the metals should
not only be legal-teDder. but that they should
both remain in circulation. BY the issue OF an IRE
deemabe paper currency gold was driven from
circulation, and is still kept from circulation by the
existence of the same inconyertible paper and does
not in any sense. comprise any part OF the currency
OF the cOuntTy-that is, any withdrawal or fresh
supply of gold through the exchanges or otherwise,
will neither dmiuish nor increase the volume Of the
currency, nor affect prices. Gold changes hands in
the form of bullion and is subject to the same laws,
iu exchange, as any other commodity. Still it is
argued, whether through ignorance or with intent
to decelven that we are to have double-standard
currency in case the Bland bill becomes law
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

NO ACTION IN THR HOUSE YEsrERDAY-THE BILL
TO BE REFERRED TO TIE COMMITTEE ON BANh-
ING AND CURRENCY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial District of the State Of Neyafa, In
and for the county Of storey -DRLIMA u.
FRvRE. Plaintiff. vs. FREDERIC LKfkvRk.
Defendant. - Action brought In tho District
Court Of the First Judicial District Of the State
Of Nevada, In and for the county Of Storey. and
The complaint fled In said county. In the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF said District Court, ON the 2tth
day OF June, A. ID. iS1s.-The State Of nevada
sends greeting 10 Frederic Lefevre. defendant:
Yen are hereby required 70 .ppear In an seiion
brought against you By the above named plain.
IA, In the District Court OF the First Judicial
district OF the stats OF Nevada. In and for the
county Of storey, and answer the complaint
nled Therein. within ten days tsxcluslve Of the
day OF servicel Aftsr the service on you Of this
summons. n rerved In ssid county, or. II served
out Of said county. within twenty days. and In
al other cases forty days. or JUDGMENT by do
fault will be taken against you according 10 the
prayer OF said complaint.
The said &C ion 10 brought TO obtain . decree
Of this court against yoa, defendant. forever
tween you and plaintiff that the care, custody
and control Of the child, Corr Lsfevrc. be
awarded 10 said plaintiff, and for cause OF
action plaintiff alleges: That sou, defendant.
have Jailed aud neglected. for the period Of
mors insn one year lsst past 70 provies for
plaintiff and 'sid child, or Oh. sItps ,h oi t mem 70, ns'
giect IL not the result Of poverty. which you.
defendant, could not avoid by ordinary Industry.
Ali OF which will more FULLY appeai ~ refer.
snoe 10 plaintiffs complaint. on nis herein. .
copy q which :, hsrswisa ss.yed; Ia, ~ ,or fan
to ansser the complaint. the said plaintiff VIII
apply 10 the Court fer the relief therein de-
Given upder my hand and the sal OF the Dis
triot Court Of The First Judicial District Of the
state Of Nevada. In and for ihs coonty OF 6to-
80 this aith dsy of June. In thu wear OF our
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L United stat-s. for the District of Nevada
In the matter OF JOHN PIPtl,. BANKRUPT, In
Bankrupicy.-ulite States OF America. Dis
triet VI Nevada, rs.-A warrant In bankruptcy
has been issued by said Court .gzinst the
estate OF o Piper. 81 the GUY Of virginia,
county OF story and stats Of Nevada,
In sAid district. who has been duly
sdiudged q bankrupt upon his oun pc
tition and the payment Of any debts and
the deliver OF any property belonging to sid
bankrupt. 20 him OF 10 his nee and the trans
fer Of any property by him. are forbiiden by
Law. A meeting II the creditors Of said bank.
rupt. 90 prove their debts aud choose one or
more sssigne-s az his ertate. will be held q q
Court OF Bankruptcy. % be holden u Virginia.
In said district. Ca the rwENrY-fuuRrH DAY
Or JULY. A. ID. Isis. at I o'clock r. ~.
Of the once OF X. Strother. Room No. 4. Odd
Fellows Building. corner Of q and smith
STREETS. one Of the Registers In bankruptcy of
said district.
AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States Marshal and Messenger In Bank.
ruptey ior -aid district. jyiS.d
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION No. s,S.
u. i s:..:{ S f. ~, r. :T 8. 4. 81! 70 S;r'A

tAs.8@ s"@ss ~ ~ w.
TINTED STATES LAND oFFIcE. CARSON
" City, Nevada, July Y, 1878 Notice 10
hereby given that the DELAWARE SILVER
MINING COMPANY, q corporation organized
under the laws OF California by j. q. Corey, IL
agent. whose postofiee address 10 ut Virginia
City, county OF Storey. stats % Nevada. hes
this day made and died 10 this once Ia duly
verified application Tor patent IRON the United
states for twelve hundred ll2oo) linear feet o.
silver. with surface ground sig hundred (600) feet
10 width. and being of1ciaIiy surveyed. plated
and designated ~ q. n. Survey No. a.. Town.
ship 10 north. Range 20 east, NJ. .. d. and NJ.
and more particularly described ~ follows, 10
wit:
whence the center OF the Delaware Silver Mining
Company's working shaft bears south I degrees
10 minutes east. distant $50 fsrt: thence running.
nrt course, south 70 degrees IS minutes west
800 feet TO post marked No. ]. u.t. survey No.
o.; thence, second course, south 10 degrees ~
minutes east $50 feet 10 post marked No. .,
a.. b. Survey No. 50; thence. third course. north
70 dogiees Is minutes east GO feet TO post
marked No. .. u. y, Survey No. 81; thence.
fourth courre. north 10 deyrees IS minutes west
u. \. Survey No. 30. whence the northeast cor
ner OF section 10. rownship 10 north, Range %
eat, N. d. b. and H., bcars north 20 degrees
10 minutes east, distant 5T2t feet; thence. an
rourse, north 10 degrees IS minutes west n
7O-l00 feet 10 post Married Nost. u. \. survey
No. 90; aud thence. sixth course. south " de.
grees IS minutes west SO feet 70 point Of begin.
ming, marked "north CENTER" containing 10
% 500 acres.
Courses ~expfessed from the trus meridian.
with Q magnetic variation Of IGN degrees east
This claim IL situated "a 0old llill or Amer.
lean Flat Mining District. and duly recorded In
Book D NJ Locations, storey County Records.
pages las and az. and notice 10 hereby iurth,r
given that any and all persons claiming adverse
~ To the said Delavarv Silver Mining Company
the hersinbefors described mining ground. vein.
lode or premises. or any interest In tr part
thereof, are required 10 present and nle In this
once such adverse claim during tho siIty tCo)
days newspaper publication Of this notice. OF
falling 90 10 do. such adverse or opposing claim
will DO barred BY virtue Of the provisions Of the
staiute.
jJs ssd @. n. HARRIS. Register.
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Or. |. ]. clAPkAr'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

100 kearsy street. San franeiscs,
TNsrADLIsHED IN 1884. roR TIE
u permanent cure Of all special aud Chronic
Disesses. - also ali Female Complaints and
Diseases Of tho Nervous system.
The immenss destruction Of human NE an.
nually from secret and chronic diseases caused
this old and reliable Institution to Be estAb-
lfshed nrst IN Philadelphia. Penn, In lsso, and
afe usrds In san frAIeisco, Cal. In 1854. asa
private dispensAry. In orcer 10 an0d the
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for the shove and all ether affections and CON-
plants. Consultation 81 tho Institute or By
letter. FRkK.
Physical ssd Rental Debility,
Vital weakness. nervousness. low spi-its. las
situds, weakness Of the limb. and bacs, lo~s
of muscular power. indi-positloa AMI ineapa.
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feeling. no energy or courage, paipitaiion OF the
oy. aversion TO soeiety. love OF solitude. tim.
idity, self.distrust. lo-s Of manhood. dizziness
hesdschs, pain. In the side. Affections OF the
eve, pimples on the face sexual OF other IN.
frmilies In man or woman. are cured BY the
Justly eelsbrstsd physician. L. j. czAPKAY.
Vie method Of curing disease. h peculiarly hi
own isnknovn to others. and hence The grcAi
suocs-A Rheumatic sfectons. chronic oaiarrh,
diseases Of .zs stomach and kidneys. liver com
plAint4, etc.. suc><safally treated. Thore who
Are suffering from tne errors and indiservtlons
OF youth. nervous veaksess. are assured VI .
permanent cure.
DIR. CZApKAY. one Of ,ns nost successful
medical practitioners on the Pae.As coast. may
be consulted eonndentialiy In refecenee TO the
above and all other eomplAlnts 81 the Institute,
Ne. 2e9 kearuy street.san ~frascises.
Changes moderate. Communication strictly
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And in accordance with law, and an order
OF tho board OF Directors. made IN tho 2oth
day OF Msy, 1878, 20 many shares OF each
psfceIof such stock a. may be Necessary viii
DO sold At public auction; at The Stlee Of The
street. Ssn Francisco. California. IN THURS
DAY. the 2sin day Of July. ISIS, al tho hour
Of 4 O'clock .. n. Of said day, 10 pay said
delIpauent assessment thereon. together with
cosls Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
WIZ. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Omee-Rnoms 8 and o, No. sos Montgomery
street, San Yrsneisco. California. jylitd
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CILyEn HILL nININo COMA.

CILvER HILL MINING COMrA.
- MEDICATION Of principal place VI basi-
be.s, San fnneiseo. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada
Notice IL hereby given, that n . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the is;h day
of July. ISIS, an assessment NO. ~ OF
YIny cenis per share wa. levi~d upon
the capital stock OF IN. corporation, payable
tmn~diately, In United states gold coin. 70 the
SeerptAry. al the once OF the Company. Room
~ Haysard's Bailding. No. &i9 California street.
san franciseo. California.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall
reualn unpaid on the I'D day OF August.
ISIS, will DO delinquent. and ADVERTISED tor
sale nj public auction. aud unless payment is
made before will BE- sold ON THURSDAY he I'm
day Of September. ISIS, TO pay the delinquent
a..essment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of <als.
By order Of the Board % Directors.
w. X. DEAN. secretary.
O~nncs-Room 10 uAyward's Building. No. ts
California strest. san Francisco. cAiiorniA
txIgtd
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FINAL NOTICE.

7 HEREBY GIVE FINAL NOTICE TO ALL
Il Who are indebted 10 me that they must
make satisfactory settlement Of their accounts
before the TENTH OF AUGUST, or I will
place the sAme In the hands Of . Constable for
collection.
Geld Hill, July 10, 1873 iyiNd
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sTocKHoLpERs' MEETING.

muR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holder. Of The NORTH cALHOUs GOLD
AND sILvkR MINING COMPANY viii he
held At Thomas 0klisghcria once, 0old Hin.
Neysds, on FRIDAY. July ~. 1915, q the hour
and the Transaction Of such other business a.
may be brought before SAID meeting.
jrDtd n. I. Truman, Secretary,
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m Can mais money fssisr al vorh Tor US tlsn
al snythipa else. Capital no, rvquired We
Viii start you. ga per day 81 houls made ~
the industriyus. Men. Nomcn. ooys ID Ill
alma. Cody oatit and terms tree. Address
TRUE 4 o. Anguish, Name
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the board OF Directors. made on the 2sth day
OF Nay, ISIS. 30 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary will be
sold NJ public auction. at the once Of the
san Francisco. California. on TUESDAY.
the 23d day Of July. ISIS. at the hour Of ,
O'Clock ?. n. OF said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses u the sale.
". Il. LuTY, Secretary.
0fiee-Room A, so Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California. jystd
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NOTICE TO LUMBER AND WOOD
CONTRACTORS.

-RorosALs WILL. DE RECEIVED AT
shs once Of the JUSTICE MINING CON
pANY IN TO the 3ist instant TO furnish said
csmnsny With Mining Timbers. Common LAM
Der snd firevood for one yrsii ,,r,. s..,
Cola Hiil. July n. ISIS. yi! : aai