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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-11-29
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I'D 4. BABlN, dealer in Choice Family
. Groceries, Wines and Liquors, Lamps,
Oils etc. Darrowvile, near ferry landing.
and opposite Donaldsonvillc.
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TENTRAL DRUG STORE, corner Rail
" road Avenue and Iberville street, l.
Blanchard, proprietor. Fresh Drugs and
Medicines.
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DONALDSONvILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dry eOOpS, GROCERIES, Etc.

A y. VEGA, Agent, dealer in Dry Goods,
A. Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Groceries, Liquors, Furniture, Hard
ware, Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lumber,
Bricks, Carts and Wagons; Loebs corner,
Railroad Avenue and Mississippi street.
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lNl1Y HOTEL, P. Lefevre, Proprietor,
~ Railroad Avenue, cor lberville street.
Bar supplied with best Liquors.
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MILLINERY.

MFRS. NJ. BLUM. Milliner, Mississippi
1Xl street. between Lessarl and st. Pat
rick. Latest styles of Bonnets. Hats, French
Flowers. etc; also, all kinds of Ladies' Un-
Lcrwcar.
"RS.J j. FEVRIER, Milliner: all kinds Of
Nl Hats. B"nnets. Trimmings, Artificial
f!owsrs and Fancy Articles. corner Missis-
kippi and Less,rd streets
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LIQUOR AND BILLIARD SALOONS.

.VINHE PLACE, Gus. Israel, manager
Il Corner Lessarl and Mississippi streets
Billiards, Lager Beer, Best Wines anc
Liquors, Fine Cigars, etc.
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T0ERNARD LEMANN, dealer in Western
b Produce, fancy and staple Groceries,
Liquors, Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oils Carts,
Plows, Sadtlle1y, Stoves and 1lnware, fur-
niture, Crockery, Wall Paper and House
Furnishing Goods, Mississippi street, corner
Crescent Place.
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TOSEPH GONDEAN, dealer in Clothing,
sy Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Saddlery, Crockery, Furniture
and all kinds Of House Furnishing Goods,
M ii MissisSipui street.
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CONFECTIONERIES.

nONALDSONy'LE CONFECTIONERY.
~ by A. Grilhe, Mississippi street. near
st. Patrick. Branch on Railroad Avenue,
near Opelousas street. Cakes, Fruits, Nuts,
Soda Water, Ice Cream. Cakes lee Cream
and Syrups for weddings and parties fur
nished on short notice.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

D RYBISKI, Apothecary and Druggist,
DE- Mississippi street, between St. Patrick
and St Vincent streets, adjoining Gondran's g
store.
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CIGAR DEALER.

TOS. THOMPSON. Railroad Aveuue, next
= door to corner nl Conway street, near
the depot, dealer in HasaE; and Domestic
Cigars. Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, etc
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HOTELS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CT. LOUIS HOTEL, Lucy Butler, pro
- prietor, Crescent Place. near the wharf.
First-class Board and Lodging at reasonable
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Su,ssssaaus.
sa.aelal District.

II, inc Distrc, Coae. of the Thrd Judicial District
 Yavarsi County MURAT MAsTERsoN, Plaintiff,
 
 D. D. Ambrose, II. SaHpla, Albert
 J. Chan piou and Robert lfief, Ao- o'e' partners Going business under me
 firm name Of Champion PFsor,
 John Doe and Richard Roe, dafas
 Action brought in the District Court or the ahsu m Jadisial Distriei in and for the county 0i haFaiA' the Territory ot Arizona.
 The Territory e Arizona sends greeting Co ", ". A.rbrcse, H. sample, Albsrt d Chainploh ana t'oN' Prior. and John Doe and Idchard Roe. s You are hereby summoned and required tc appear G an action brought against you by the aboSe hS,aeN l1ptT l the DistrsCt Court of the Ihlrd Jndlcal l rict in and for the county of Yv'pai in the of Arizona, 1nd answer the eoTai4sHt he.i NitA '. Clerk of this Court ai Prsscut. m said oonh3 "a eois os which eanpaint accompanies this saini0hs N4. m twenty sy tex elusive ot the day ci service aitf the .crica t;pou you or this snnTrons, served m tls cosutV. but if served ou: Of the county and Nituh .his district thea within thirty eaysi in all otAe' e-1 forty days. ..r And you are hereby notified tis f yoH fl to appear and an sxer the complaint above required, me iS tf pil take Hdgrnent against ycu for the sum or S' livs hund-i doIars, and interest thereon from me srt, dsv of November 1878, and obtain decree of- fvn the personal property PlsiRvd Co secure me as meat of same be sold all of which fiy appear rom thr cotlaint filed herein, and costs and eispurseieis in this behalf e1pandsd- ,,,-.-,.. Given under my hand and the sasl of the said District Court at Presuctt this igth aay of November A. h. IsTs WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk
 By W. C. FOsTEG, Deputy. F1roH * CHURCHILL. Attys Tor PIE. n22dCo
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GENERAL GRANT THE NEXT PREsI-
 DENT

Everything now points favorsbly and di- rectly to General Grant as the likely caDdi- date for the Presidency on the Republican side, and should he be nominated, then his election is a foregone conclusion. Demo- crats by the score, all over the States have openly xvowed themselves in favor of Grant. The Republicans will be a unit On the great soldier, statesman and scholar. Both parties are tired of Hayes and his vasciia- ting policy. They are anxious for a change, and desire decision and irmncss in the man who shall fill the grea. executive chair of the Nation. They are tired of the revolu- tionary and unsettled state of affairs in the South. and the reasonable cxclama.ions of q foreign class who are fass filling np our large cities north, and are being used by un- scrupulous politicians. The nation needs a ruler. One who will see justice meted out to the poor m the South, and the rights of good Northern people protected. Brawi- ing ficnds, similar to Dennis kearney, should be made to know their place, and incendiary speeches from the platform in front of our national capital should be pro hibiied, and the author punished with ban ishment for life to some remote corner Of the globe, such as Van Dieman's Land, or else pass law sending them out of the United States, back to the place from whence they came, never more to place the:r treacherous forms within the United States. Those who come 10 America and accept the situation, and coneede that they belong to America, and not America to them, seould be received, and will be, with open arms. Graat is competent for tine task. He has been tried and found to be sound, and in all probability will be our next President. in 1sS0. Then, away with Communism, hoodlumism, Keameyism, and all the other isms, and hurrah for America, American institutions, and Americans to rule their own country.
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Summons.

I'm thc District Court of tho Third Judicial IisrS
 Yavspai County. ,rrrOI pff-g L. SWEENEY, Adminis-
 trator of the estate Of Hugh T. Swee-
 ney, doosassd, Plaintiff,
 Jsr.fatah M Gleason, Louis L. B. Svse-
 nry Eugene F.. BariinZslne, shsdr~eh
 N Thouuson, Pierce r. Hoxie, Henry
 Booth and William Church, Defts-
 ac,iov brougat in the District Court of the Thi Juiicsl District ,n and for the County Of Yavspzi, thr Territory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Jsrefnil N Cjlezson Louis l.. B. SHeeuey, Eugene F. Du lIu.,.me Shadrach V. Thompson, Pierce r. EoKi Ue,ry Iiooth aud William Church.
 Ycu are hereby summoned and required t0 appea ii, so sctfoa brought against you by the above nsns ,,i.i,.ir in the District Court of the Third Judt i-triet in and for County Of Yavapai, in the I'd tory of Arizona and answer the complaint hlel vii the Clerk Of this Court al Prescoit, in said county couy of which complaint accOfnpanic- thts summons within twenty days lexclusiye Of the day of servioe ter the service upon you of this summons, if served this county; but f served out Of the county and vit u this istfc; then within thirty dsys in all other fOrty days.
 And you are hereby notified that f you fah to aPpeI and answer the complaint above required, the plA tia win take judgment against you according Co A prsyer of ti.e complaint, copy of which is annexa hereto and and disbursements la ;his behalf ei Given under my hand and the seal Of the said D| trict Court at Prescott, this i2th day of Noyembs \. D. is7S. NM. hlLhEhSoA, Clerk. FrrcH CHURcHILL, Att'ys for Pin nlsd6o
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House Third Day.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
 On motion of Purdy, a committee on credentials, consisting ot three, was ap- pointed to examine the credentials ol Messrs Leitch and Vail Messrs Purdy Fay and Buffum were appointed such com mittee. The committee returned and re- ported that the Messrs Lsitch and Vail were entitled to seats as members.
 The following concurrent resolution was received from the Council and, on motion of Mir. Purdy, adopted:
 Resolred hy the Council the House con- curing, That joint committee of one on part of the Council, and two on part of the House, be appointed to wait on ilie Cover nor and report that the two Houses have effected permanent organization, and are ready to receive any communication he may desire to make.
 Messrs Behan and Siinson were ap- pointed a committee To wait on Hon. ]. C Gosper, Secretary of the Territory, and ssk his attendance to administer oath of office to othc Expressing and Enrolling Clerk and her assistant
 On mo ion O. Meade. the following rcso- iution was passed
 Res0iroi, That the thanks of the House are hereby rendered to bi, Honor Chief Justice Chas C W French. the Hon. Sec retary ot she Territory. Mr Gospcr, ,hc Assistant Secretary, Mr Anderson. for their attendance on and administering oath of office ta the officers and members of the House; and the Clerk be directed to trans init a copy hereof Co the gentleman named.
 The following House concurrent rcsolu- ton was passed
 Erso'pe by the House the Council con- curing That the Judges of lbe Supreme Court, the Governor. Secretary. Auditor. and Treasurer of Arizona, and the Delegate elect to Congress from Arizona Territory. be eiuvite6 Co a scat or seats within tbc bar of the House.
 Nessrs. Al-ap, ! itch. aud Fsy were ap- pointed a committee on Raies for the gov eTnmeut of tbc House.
 X communication was read from .he Clerk of the Saprcme Court. rendering the gse cf thc court rooms for the joint sessions.
 Chief Justice FrCEch administered the oath s f office to Nessrs I.eitch and Vail.
 The Committee on Rules recommended fhc adoption of the rules of the House of the Ninth Legislative Assembly,, with tbe following amendment
 Rule XLXII lc amended by striking out ihn word "1iSjeen7 ard inserting ;he word ''scFeatceR.7 and inseTIsg sff,r ihe words Committee on Ways aaa Means the words, "A Committee ca Apngopr!asian,. -
 Thc Govcraor informed ths io.nt comm. l. inc that hr sauid shortly sNaa a message is the House.
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rect, would give immigrants just the kind of information which they Aeed and guard against misapprehension and disapp0int' ment. To this exhibit might be added exact informatinns ana directions concern Ing the different routes aud cast of travel U Arizona. Statements of this kind, widely circulated. have been of grea; value to Kansas and Texas, and were the m,ans ol adding to them large and desirable population.
 In tine interest of stnckmen, l mention here fact which 1t gives me pleasure to to know, as showing that while inc rocks below the surface of the of the cnuBiry give silver and gold, the rorks above ground may be made to yield golden fleece w II. Hardy, the pioneer of MohaTe couaiy, is engaged in raising Angora goats, of which he has between two and three thousand ranging the mountains around Mineral Park About his station at the outlet oi the Park, the mountains are apparently made up of huge powders and many sized stones, which entirely cover their faces Mir. Hardy informed me that the goats in- variably keep themselves on the rocky, stony uplands of the higher mountains, in- accessible to ordinary sheep and cattle which find there neither food nor footing. This is the chosen range and feeding ground of the goats, where they keep healthy and fat on the seanty grasses and tough shrubs, ranging over a stony pasturage between four and six thousand feet above tue sea. II has been held that they deteriOrate and lose the fine quality and length ot the fleece if removed from AngOra 10 other soils and climates. But this was certainly not the case with the fine flocks which saw, and It appears that In Arizona they ind n congcnial climate where they retain their original characteristics both Tn the silky quality and length of the fleece, winch reaches here to length of ten inches. learn that the average growth Is six to ten. That these stony and barren locking regions, otherwise apparently useless. may be utilized for the raising of this stock, IS d fact which l think worthy of mention, and perhaps as novel to others as to my self In AriZ ma there IS room Tor several millions without interfering with the range of other stock. In regard 10 the product of the goats and price of wool, Mr. Hardy instanceu a flock in California, of which the average cutting from each annual was eight pouuds, and the price obtained was d dollar and half to the pound.
 Gentlemen of the Assembly, the few sug- gestions have here made comprehend such subjects as am able TOW to offer for your consideration. They are of such nature as were brought Il; turally to my attention by the conditions which 1 see around me. l take it, therefore, for granted that in what have said I represent only the color or your minds, aud the other many questions affecting important interests of the Terri tory l leave 10 your more familiar knowl- edge of the country and of the wants of your constituents 1 trust that your efforts Co serve them may be crowned with distin- guished success, nnd shall be happy co CO., operate with you in the noble work of build ing up great State.
 J. C. FREMONT.
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sl,eriG,s Sale.

Tsrr,tory ef Arizona County Of Ysyspsi, ss. yo,.N spnu.S-F, aud SAMUEL l.. STANLEY, partners, trading and doing business under the firm raIns
 Of Spruanue, St1nsey Co. Plaintiffs,
  Ixog LEYMkRIE and PErER McGAnDELt, partners, trading and doing business under the firm name
 of Leymarie Co.,, Defendants By virtue of an execution and order Of sale in the soye entitled cause, issued out O the District Court oi Inc Third Iudical District of the Territory of Arizona, n and for the County ol Yavapai and Co me urecte, lv atfasi.yi on 20th day of December, lose, oy which ana commanded Co proceed to notice oi sale ana to sen the following described pruperty, to wit An the right tite aud inere.t of the said defendants of in andto Lot number forty-one tSl iu Block num- Ter Ave 5l situate lying and being n the town of A. eXapdra iu tho PccN Mining District in the county CT Yavspa the Territory oi Arizona, together with ths improvements thereon.
 Notice Is hereby giyen that on
 Friday, the 10th day ot January, 1STS ss ID o,e,ock r on the promises the town of Alex andra in said county and territory, will offer for sale and proceed to sell. St Public auction, to the highest bi9sr for cash m lawful money of the United states of America the above described uropery, t1 satisfy tho sum of eleven hundred aud sixty three l2lJ Sli6dl2l damages aud eghty-three 2l00 tS5l dollars, costs aui d shlirsuers aud accruing costs these being the amounts in said oT1ior directed to be made.
 ED. r. BOWERS, Sheriff,
 BY l.. II. WALKER, Unt. Sh'h. Prescott, "A. r. Doc 20, lSiS,-td-
 POSTPONED.
 The above sale is hereby postponed until FRIDAY, Jafuary alst lsTe by order of the stosy for plaiI- tla. E. r. BOWERS, sherid. By \. P. PIERCE, Dcpaiy.
 Prescott, January 10, 1879
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LEGAL.
Notice.
OF ARIZONA. = ::

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF TIE SeoasFAHr.i l. Johs T. Gosyer sscretasy of the TertlfofS ol Arisona do hereby csrii tia have this day ~ she Artesss of Inslr,,arasla-. of tne May Bean Mining Company. of California .. ... r,,
 Tn wit1rs- eaersOf have hereaAt' set s s..s lsEAL hand and an xea my official sc4t this ztn aS Of November, A. D. l.SS.
 JOHN !. GOSPETL sec'y Of Territory By JoHs 2. AsDEssos, Asst secy. oeA
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ORGANIZATION or THE LEcrsLArUKT

Both branches of our Territorial Legisla- ture met on the 9th instant and made tenn porary organizations. On the day follow ing permanent organizations were perfected, with Hon. F. G. Hughes, of Pima County, as President of the Council, and Hinson Thomas as Chief Clerk In the House, Hon. NJ. W. Stewart was chosen as Speaker, and E. A. Fickas as Chief ClerK The various offices, such as Sergeant at-Arms, Door keeper. Expressing and Enrolling Clerk Night Watchmen, Pages, etc. were satis- factorily filled, and the machinery in our Legislative halls set ts running quite smoothly The present Legislature, We be- lieve, surpasscs all former sessions, so far ns the ability of its members are concerned. Many old legislators are holding seats at the present term, while the remainder of the gentlemen comprising the honorable body are men of ability and standing. The Tenth Legislature has met friendly, organ ized harmoniously, and have gone to work in earnest for the purpose of promoting the general interests ot the whole Territory. Below We give the various Committees, which are well selected;
 COMMITTEES OF TTu, HOUSE.
 Elections Messrs. Nlcoles, Vail and Meade
 Appropriations.-Messrs. Alsap, BuiIum snf Fay.
 Ways and Mesns.--Messrs. Bchan, Lcitch and Park
 Education.-M Messrs. Buffum, Nicolcs, Hamburg, Meade and Fay.
 Judiciary. .ZMessrs. Fitch, Alsap, Purdy, Meade and Vail.
 Claims -Mrssrs. Speedy, McAteer and Alsap.
 Military and Indian AfFairs.-Messrs. Davis, Vail and Fitch.
 Road. and Ferries -Mcssrs. Rumburg, Hamilton and Purdy.
 EugroSscd and Enrolled Bills.-Messrs. Meade. Speedy and Bufium.
 Printing NeSsrs. Fay, Rumburg and Park.
 Corporations - Purdy, Hamilton and Behan.
 Memorials a=d Pctitions.--Park, Davis and Meade.
 Mine. and Mining Hamilton, Purdy and Fitch
 Counties and County Boundsries.-Vail, Stinson and Davis.
 Federal Relations. .--stinson. A.sap and MeAteer.
 Agricultprc-Lci,ch, Park and stiusoa.
 Public Buildings, Library, etc.-McAtcer, Buffum and Speedy.
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LEGAL.
Notice.

TERRI TORY OF ARIZONA. t,s oyEIcr or lllE skcEKraET.i
 | John d. Goaper. Secre.iTy of the Territory Arizona do hereby certify shfi have tas a9y, ~ t,, s,f 9 n X dniy alei for record In my once s,,oit,fyu.ttt Of Curtis ifean Agept a2d super tsaae1,t of the May Beau Mining Company Tor Ariko'
 In V tnexz whereof have hereunto set LsEALl hen, and ~fixed my oiicisl Seal, this z' day of Noxrinbcr. A. D-, irss-
 ''- JOHN ]. GosPER, seo'y of Territory B, JosfN l.. ANDERsoS. Asst secy. oSu
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HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Assessment Nosice.

To Loren s. JenEs. wm. Mann, T. NJ. wiIson. vardinTT. Mm- Cole, Geo. Becker anu all oh hoieing from aDd under them tn the discovery cl, ol tne Loreuo Lode, Tiger DB trict Bradsh Mountains:
 You tTe hereby aoihed that if you do not apy' nitin " hinety days from the date hereof and yay V. A' Luke, or John ktibie, all of your propagation ypuf Hssessmsui due. or which may f,e~ofle due aa qpirea hy law, tho rnde-EiRn d viii asn a forfss ei our interests in sad lode, ording Co the MHi Lave Of the United States and this Territory BOw i"feH. c. A. LUKE.
 JOHN RAIBLE Prescott, January sih ls73-s1d
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Delinquent sale Notice. THEIR MINING COMPANY

Location of principal place of business, San Fra
 oe,stion of works Tiger Mining District, BrEdsha Mountain. Yavapai county, Arizona Territory. NOTICFs-Theie are delinquent upon the iollowi1 ...1S -tsek on account of assessment tNo. 2) lr 2 m the sist day of October, lS7s the several smoun
 . ,,site Inc names Of the respective shareholder
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I'll E PLAZA FEED AND SALE STABLE
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,

AAANNtsVA e now and hereafter to be run by the undersigned froprietor Animals win he treated if thes dad fs me and were of vAlua t0 the owners. Customers De treated wtth respect, especially if they have moT- Best of Hay and Grain Alyya
 Provided.
 Attentive hostlers constantly employed A fhorou cleaning up and renovation of the premises will render t An attractive place for men
 and aninisls.
 HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD on commission, with especial attention to the inter of the owners Hoping ta merit a continuance of patronage heretofore exteT ded to this stable as well su inerUase of customers, promise fair dealing { strict personal strenti0n to the business
 JN0. T. SKULL, December IT, ie1s- Prescott. Arizo1 |
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IMPORTANT MASONIC NOTICE.

At tise regular monthly meeting of Azslau Iosige 'aiefe VII be business proposition of much impo l..ee presenied for consideration, and every meIDh Ap e clilFefistly come. is requested to be pre=.
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AZ P-Ts'as fnoEi-v Haefnse'sss ina-ss.s ,, , .. s.es a@ral.i er ty uta ase Fol-isa,r.l ts ,l 5rt5 Aey saa -iise tae sane ur Co thf of Ismusr, 1s
 iryscot'. A. T.. gas. c, is7a. 'i'D '".
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NIT. Hughes, Pie>idcn, of the Council in- froduced bin, to-day. rerrali1s 'he pres. eut gambling law, substituting therefor a stringent law, which. it strikes ,s, Is very proper. ana should pass arj become law It provides tor A is.cnsc Ca hc given io ail plsccs af games, and tpe distribution ot ihc Enonics received therefor.
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Ana m accordance with law. and order of [ Board of Directors, made on tne Twntv-hrst t1l' As or October, 1878, many shares of each parcel suen stock as may he necessary, will be sold at publ auction, at 'he Auction House of John Middleton Son, No. il9 Pine Street, Francisco. Cal on Mol DAY, the TWENTIETH (20th) day of JANUARY, 1s7 at the hous of o'clock D. m of said day to pay delinquent assessment thereon, together with costa advertising and expenses of the sale.
 Vim. H. LENT, St cretary. ofice, Room San Francisco Stock Exchange BuiI ng No. 525 Pine street, San Francisco. Cal. dsd Furniture of every variety and at yod own figures can be purchased at the Pionee Store of F. Stshl. who is making room for supply that viii be purchased in the Easter market next Spring. The stock on han VIII be sold regardless of price.
 Dec l3, is7s.-tfs
 1. ctgANG- avn NO.r C,,,~-c1,