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STEAMERS. dc,

EOR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
liz Take STEAMER LADY OF THE 49,
LAKE or JANE MOsELKY. which
leave 9th street wharf, terminus of
18th or 9th street cars, every MONDAY, TUESDAY
WIDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 5 80 p m and SAT-,
URDAY at p. m First-class fare &c round trip,
81 f'
FOR POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W: THOMPSON leaves above
wharf every MONDAY, THURSDAY and 6ATIJR
DAY, at am, stopping 81 Nomini on Monday and
Thursday Lsonardtown Thursday and Saturday
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
Steamers E G. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier Al, East River, New York.
GEORGETOWN. every MONDAY Freights taken al
lowest rates. Apply at steamers OF office under
National Metropolitan Bank
jy2l SAML BACON, President
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THE TRADES.

pOOKBINDING.
ID The public 10 respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKbtNDERY
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
will be in the SUI erior style which has always been
. Characteristic Of the establishment
apS1y l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue. Sd floor.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1O12 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. O,
II Fine Printing 3 Specially. ianl8-ly
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IT NEVER RAINS IN CoLoRADo-It used to be
said. before tie settlement OF the country and
breaking up Of the soil, etc., at never rains In
Colorado" This could be said without fear OF
much contradiction. Ali this is changing ap-
parenty. Every succeeding year notes the fall
OF more rain than the previous year. 1 have
been here since the last OF March, and L will
venture to say that as much rain has fallen In
Colorado as in Connecticut during the same
pei iod. All OF the "old Barnacles,' as the old
settlers c'5sers'D are called, note with Increased
establishment and disgust the prevalence OF
rain-storns in this usually dry section. OF
course the farmers Of the state enjoy the pros
pective change. The time may come wnen the
necessity OF irrigation will not be felt as now.
The interests OF agriculture In this state are to
considerable degree overshadowed by the
mining interests, and In consequence their i'm
portance is but slightly understood beyond the
boundaries OF the state. But small portion OF
the state is susceptible OF cultivation, and the
success OF raising good crops has depended
heretofore and does now to large extent de-
pend upon an organized system OF irrigation.
And In those portions OF northern Colorado and
in the San Louis valley and In other localities In
the southern part Of the state where proper
provisions have been made for Irrigation, no.
where can be found more bounttful harveStS or
beautiful felds.-TDen Correspondence,
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A YOUNG LADY FRIEND OF MINE who has gone
to the sea-shore for the summer, came to town
the other day, TO do some shopping, and she
said she never saw anything like the men.
the streets as though great weight had been
lifted from their minds. For while she was
myStihed; then she remembered that they are
all summer bachelors. Their wives are In the
country, and the husbands are at home Just
ready to take a pretty girl down to Coney
Island for the day. They seem like boys Just
out OF school. o! wives, wives unless you
want to catch your husbands at their skylark-
ing, don't come down from the county without
giving timely warning.-IBruns1 Of Boston
SGtn day Eresang Gazette
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At no time in the history
|of medicine has an article
appeared which has met
with greater approval and
success than Benson's
lCapctne Plaster. Why
they are preferred to ali
I5er porous plasters, is
to their improved
hilton; they act in.
Deously,cure speed
d etfectually.
Physicians and the gen
Ieral public who acknow-
ledge the great benefits
derived from the use of
the ordinary porous plas-
ter, however, maintain
that their action is not
sufficiently prompt, re-
Iquiring time, patience,
and continuous wear to
effect q cure. Bensen's
iCapcine Plaster over
comes this difficulty by
accomplishing In q few
hours that which ii takes
any other plaster as many
days.
Although a recent in
vent'on, Benson's Gap
cine Porous Plaster has
been thoroughly tested
by physicians, and have
been pronou need the
most thoroughly effica-
clous plaster ever de-
vised.
Its marvellous influence
over the circulation, and
general effect on the sys.
tenn Is almost incredible:
rom the moment Of its
application &c the affected
part, 1t operates with as
tonlsh1ng vigor brings
reiief and cures more ef-
tSctually than any known
flAster, Liniment or Com
When you desire PROMPT
relieI. ask your Druggist
TOT Benson's Oapcine
PLASTER. Avoid worthless
lasters having q similar
sounding name. Each
Genuine plaster has the
word Oapcine spelled
|U-A-P-O-1-N-E.
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FINDING A HUSBAND AFTER YEARS OF WATT
ING.-Mrs. Bridget Clough, whose husband left
her twenty-one years ago In England, to seek
his fortune "in the states" has Just found him
in Olneyville, X. l., and had him arratgned for
bigamy, he having married a wife In this coun-
try. Mrs. Clough tells pitifui story. One
after another her three children died, and she
had finally to 60 to the poorhouse. Clough has
several children by his American wife. He
denies being Bridget's husband.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Fon ICE TEA.
NEW CROP OOLONG TEA,
AT FIFTY CENTS PER POUND.
JOHN q. MAGRUDER,
FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES
BETTY ss! %5A Fsas:gisen.e Assn"s; nn
AND GAME. &C.,
Order. received for WOODCOCK. FROGS ana
]yl0-sm H. L. BEACH CO.
Best SUGAR enkEp Ha2 as Pe] per h.
GOOD BUTTER. lOc, l5c and Best. %
M Be-. dry or sweet: g
%ssn1tissas fSRERi1L per %
Cur Bouquet WHISkEY per gallon. ....... 80
GLASS PRESERVING JARS at lower prices than
ever before heard Of.
C. g. O'HARE SON.
jystr 1913 9TH st. H.,o !, bet NJ and n
JUST RECEIVED
sPICED OYsTERs-saddle Rocks packed ex.
fhals sAGSs MourARpEvsr
g. Gas favored fab caught
III American waters.
FRESH COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON-serve hot
or cold.
MACHIAs BAY LOBsTER-For salad or a La
SWEET MIXED PICKLES.
BOSTON GOLDFISH BALLS-Ready for the table
B. w. REEDS SONS,
IMPORTERS FANCY AND STAPLE GRoczR1Es.
,el4tr 1S16 r street ~.,c.
GREAT DIsCOVEBY.
The greatest and most pleasing discovery Of the
age TO housekeepere Is the incontestabe fact that
the following leading brands Of FLOUR are not
only the hAndsomeet In the District Of Oolum bis
but also IN the United States:
"CERES."lThe magnificent Minnesota Patent
Process sRlsnd M1nssets
standard Family Flour Of the District
We defy competitors to bring forth any Flour
superior to Ceres Minneola Sterling, and we feel
assured that any housekeeper who tries them once
viii never use anything else.
The above-named F1ours can be bought ut any
first class grocery store Wholesale depot, corner
my2siy W. M. GAIT CO.
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TO-MORROK.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fafksPAY Mo okSEN al july sist -
rs Streets &c ~ s ~, SCI sFsse Ss
One e|sssat Black walnut MirrsrDack MsrbIe-top
Large Ice King Refrigerator.
One One P Pf1d a. BaYs ssJl Table
silver. amounted Show Case.
Sea- See s, eSHats M. aP$ t didef
Awning and Frame.
Etae lS Glass snd THars &C
not se sbG n viii Be sb offered a. s The
TROs7EEs' SALE S STA VALUABLE REAL Es-
for Prince Georges County nj VS. sitting as court
Of equity the unde,sgned, Trustees, win 4%
Hih ;" fam On the Petornsc River. directly opposite
the the 9 Of o and sa r. tS on T.
am the following valuable real estate or tracts e Of
land. in Prince Georges County. the property Of
istHAh that yalnabs farm and real estate known
as"O1on HILL" situated In Oxon Hill district. in
opposite A1sxanaris. containing. osether with the
sTSand thereto called H
o1on HiII Farm Propsf Contains s7oS .erss, sad I'd
oaSp 1s nas
in Prince Georges County, and especially adapted
from Washington city, and has upon it tie Public
wbith is part OF tue place. It viii be sold in Lots to
large ard eli gsnt mansion located on a. eminence
3yeIhlookiLg the Potion &C River and the cities of
washington r.. and q! Ale,andEa =, u., u,,
liam and Mary" or Hanson Quarter" situated in
Spsldinss district in said county. at or near Suit
Taylor Suit Joseph Soper and others containing
81 acres more OF less This farm is situated about
four miles from Washington city. and Is also adapt
survey into i've lots aud viii be sold in lots or as
"sD F. rp 1T 9ses n Land called
formerly owned by Edmund Il. Duva, deceased
situated at "GlennGale," on the Baltimore and Poto
nrs Ss or
less The soil is kind and We'll adapted to the srowth
OF fruits and vegetables It's easy access from Wash
ton, renders it valuable both for market purpose.
and residences
to he PAL in cash On the Day Of SALE or raticaon
thereof by the Court: and the residue in equal in
staln Of one and two from the day of sale
the deferred payments be secured by the bonds Of
T1uste.s The Trustees viii require the purchasers
ts to their respective purchases from
the premises prior to the day Of sale.
SSG 4: 8 tH1 + hESREETS' il ! Trustees
re- N. B;-Address Trustees. at Upper Marlb 7ro',
or bladensbarg, Prince Georges county. Nd
SoTitE 70 cREDtToRs.-The creditors Of the
said THOMAS E. BERRY are hereby notified to file
their claims, properly authenticated. with the CLERK
OF the Circuit Count within three months from the
JOSEPH <. ROBETs, JR.l rr,,.too.
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z II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctionser.

X H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctouser,
TsUsTEEs' BALE OF FOER DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCES ON THE SOUTH SIDE or GAY
sIEHhT, BETWEEN GREENE AND MONT
GOMERY STREETS, GEOR9ErOWN: ONE
HOUSE BEING ON THE CORNER OF GAY
AND GREENE STF EETS.
by o virtue ne, Of three deeds Of trust. dated -
No 7oI. folios 2ll, 2!4 and ZIG, &c, Of tGe4s.1
iand records for the District Of Columbia and by
the written DIRECTION Of TIE party secured, we viii
BAY ia August IL 1879 Lots numbered one %, two
81 SIN OF lots numbered one hgndred and yseven
Part OF lot one hundred and fifty eight Q5s). in
Beali's addition to Georgetown d. O., with all the
imp ovem nts thereon, consisting Of four very de-
srAble residences In a first class neighbOrhOOd in
Georgetown Each house wi Il be sold separately
Terms OF sale: Onethird in cash, (of which 1900
must be paid each house a. the time of sale y the
deferrs payments to be paid in one and two years,
with interest ut Ter cent per annum until paid
III secured by deed Of trust and insurance to tha
eatisfacton OF The Trustees cash at option of
purchaser Terms VI sale to be complied with within
tie to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the default after week. adve rtise.
ment in The az EVENING Star All convsyanans at
EDWARD MCPHERSON, ns.
WM. II. WakD, trustees.
b. u. WARNER, Auctionter. iy2s{so&ds
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ssscna cfSfH1Na, s 65Ss q sa5E f.
the. highest prices In CASH for the several articles
named ADORE Orders BIZ mai attended to- noY6-!r
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auc1oneer.

ADM ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSES AND
CAhIS, STOCK OF GROOERIES, LIQUORS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, August LIST, com. ~
nene!ng At ~ O'Clock, at the corner Of oath 80
and Pennsylvania avenue, shall sell, by XVII
orcer Of the Orphans Court, the following effects
Of Hugh Murray, deceased -
Horses Mules, & Carts,
Buggy. Oarryall, PiOw, &C.;
Also. lot OF Household Furniture. and an assort.
ment Of Groceries and Liqt;ors.
O'Clock. NEAL T. MIIRRAY
)yZ6-d8 Administrator of Hugh Murray, decd.
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BOOKS. &c.
GUNNER HEADING.

SUMMER READING.
BOTLEY'S HISTORIES, CHEAP ED.
Iutch Republic, vols.
Lie ara Letters Madame Bonaparte Didier.... $50
Bodines; or, Camping Out ;................... 90
While and Black 10 Southern Slater. Campbell IT'S
Convel satioEs on Art Methods. Couture. LOO
THE FRANKLIN SQUARE AND HALF HOUR
LIBRARIES.
FANCY NOTE PA ARsRs4 AMP iTe ssAPETER1Es FOR
JAMES J. CHAPMAN.
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NEW BOOKS.
United States Executive Departments Elmes. a. 90
Won Hcst's Constitutional History u g.. vol 4 90
The Law of Extradition. by Spear ............ 500
Ottos n. 9. Supreme Court Reports, vol. IT,. rs
Ie Life Worth Living: MalIock................ 80
Wurtzs Elements Of Chemistry. 30
Franklin Square Library and Harper's One Half
hour Series in stock always
Books sent by mail postage prepaid.
W. 81. O. n. MORRISON.
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STAT1oNERs,
1y23-tr 476 Pa. avenue.
Ts LIFE WORTH LIVING, By MALLooK, Au-
i thor Of "The New Republic"
I'm Tie Mist "by Rose Porter.
How to Get Strong and How to Stay So, by Blake
Apnnsl Record Of Science and Industry for 1878,
Thoughts on the Religious Life by Alden. with in
PRODUCTION by W. O. Bryant.
VIII. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
jyl4tr 1873 7th street MO.
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A FLIRTING GIRL WELL CURED.-Scene,
theatre. Seated in the orchestra lady and
gentleman; the former much enamored OF the
latter, In fact, DESTROYS OF winning him. The
lady. however. has flrtfDg tendencies, and in
dulges them with handsome party In the cir
Gle. The escort is not unobservant OF this little
by play, and finally asks smilingly, 500 you
iDg?"
AID embarrassed negative is the reply.
"Then excuse me moment"
The escort Immediately crosses the theatre
puts similar question to the other conspira-
tor. "Sir, are you acquainted with the lady at
whom you have been smiling this last half
hour"
MOT"
Would you like to be-" pleasantly.
Very much surprised, Certainly"
"Then come with me-"
A moment later the escort introduces the not
altogether comfortable pair. Then the mild ex-
preston leaves the insuited gentleman's face,
and he says sternly:-
Now, sir, you may accompany this lady
homer
With a bow he takes his leave, and the wo-
man who loves him never hears his voice again.
lFOrney's Progress.
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A UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.

A UCTlUN BALE OF BTVCkH.
On THURSDAY NEXT, July 81, 1879, at p No.,
we will offer for sale at public auction at our auction
rooms, southeast corner Of 9th and sts northwest
In this city
Certificate No. 341 for shares Of the Capital
Stock OF the Second National Bank Of Washington,
par value of each share 300.
Five Certificates Of the Stock Of the National Gap
itol Real Estate Association of Washington, d. u,
Nos 1913 to 1877, both inclusive
Terms cash.
iy26s,t,w,3t DUNCANSON BRO5 Aucts
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How to Advertise.

Hartford (Conn.) man was denounctng
newspaper advertising to a crowd OF listeners.
Last week" said be, 81 had an umbrella stolen
from the vestfbule OF the -- church. Ii was
q gift; and valuing it very highly, ] spent double
It's worth In advertising, but | have not re-
covered It, show did you word your adver-
t'sement?" asked merchant. Here IL Is"
said the man. producing slip cut from news
paper. The merchant took IT and read. 0Lost
from the yestibule Of the - church, last
Sunday evening, black silk umbrella The
gent leman who took 1t VIII be handsomely re-
warded by leaving 1t at No. - San Fernando
street" "Now," said the merchant, al am
liberal advertiser, and have always found II
paid me well. A great deal depends upon the
manner In which an advertisement Is put. Let
us try for your umbrella again, and II you
DO not acknowledge then that advertising pays
will purchase you new one" The merchant
then took slip of paper from his pocket and
wrote, " II the man who was seen to take an
umbrella from the vestibule OF the - church
last Sunday evening does not wish to get into
trouble, and have stain cast upon the Chris
tan character which he values SO highly, he Will
return 1t to No. - San Fernando street. He is
well known" This duly appeared In the paper,
and on the following morning the man was as
toDished when ne opened the front door OF his
residence. On the porch lay at least dozen
umbrellas OF all shades and sizes that had been
thrown In from the sidewalk, while the front
yard was literally paved with umbrellas.
Many OF them had notes attached to them say
ing that they had been taken by mistake, and
begging the loser to keep the little affair quiet.
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JOHN Il RUDER.
FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES
iyl9-tr 1881 NesC York oVesssSe.
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A YEh,s sAI8SAPABILLA.

GAVE TIME, TROUBLE AND PATIENCE.
~ pARKRR,s * ENG sfl6s PEN
for they stand without rival In the market as hun
dIeds can testify.
FcR SALE ONLY By
j. q. PARKER,
my17tr 0I7 0ssd 6lo 2fh ct.
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Ike Sleeping Oar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Town OF ooLp HnL.
County OF Storey. sts,e Of Nevada.


AN I0lH.
To s. Z. TnonxroN. THOMAS WALLACE, known
or unknown own.n:
You are hereby notified that I have expended
-Four Hundred Dollars In y. .. gold coin IN
labor and improvements upon the NODoo
CHIEF ground. upon The Europa lode, In the
9uld Hill Mining District, In the county Of
story Aforesaid. during the yean ls1S, is1i,
1878 and 1873, and more particularly dsscribed
% follows 70 Wit: Commencing st the south.
ern stake Of the Europa Mining Company and
running along the line Of the lode adistsnoe OF
1900 feet to Q stale and monument, tolotber
with 800 feet 90 each side OF the distance 10.
Gated. The boundaries Of this location are set
out and lay - follow: Oommsncing q the
above-named state, imusdiatsly wsss Of The
railroad trsck, and running from Themes 10 hiph
groupings on the hill. and from thsnce along
the lode on . line with the heavy bunch Oh
groupings on the brow Of the bill south on our
southern boundary line. In order 70 hold sa.d
premises under the provisions Of Section 3s3l
Revised Statutes Of the United States, OF Which
your proportion. - owners Of an undivdsd
one.fourteenth interest In and TO said prem.
isss. amounts 70 Twentystsht Dollar ana
Fifty-nine Cents. And n within ninety dsys
siter this notice By publication you fail or 10
fuse 10 contribute your proportion Of suoh
expenditures. - co-ovners, your intefsr IN
said claim will become the properly on ths
subserihsr, under aid section 1s3l.
BkNNETT eYNONa.
Is ?. o. sddrsss, Geld Hill. Nevada.
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STockn0IDFRs' NETTING.


NRyADA GOLD md SILVER MINING
IN oompsny.-Location, Gold Hill, Storey
county. Nsvs6A-Notios 10 hereby given, that
In accordance With the provisions u Rtetion
$40 Of the OWL Gov Of the etas Of California.
ana 2 cali ~ vriiire sdars.sd to me !(ss pro.
etockholders holding over ~ thirds Il The
Capital Stock Of the Nevada Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Issued and outstsnoing, Q
srecisl Meet nc Of the stockhnlders Of the Ne.
ysds 9old And si,vet Mining Company win BE-
street, Room ., City and oouniy OF Ban Fran
cisco, on FRIDAY. the rwtntys ishth day OF
Novsmbsf.A D. i5D. ct the hour OF t~o O'Clock
?. =. OF aid day. % remove from odee the
present. Board Of Dtsctorr. spd 70 elect I've
JACOB SrAprPKLp, IN,
istd sssrs,ssy Nevada @ Is. II. Co.
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40 PATENT, NO PAY,
PArENfa

NBrArNxD FOB MECHANICAL pKvIoHA
~ medical or other c~ompounds, ornamsntsl
designs. trsds marks and hbsla. Caveats, e.
signments, Intefferences. InfringemsntS and
81 msttsrs rslaftns 70 Patents promptly sttsnd.
"a 10 We make preliminary examinstions and
furnish opinions - 70 patsntsbility, fse d
charge, and al who ars interested IN nsv invsu.
Of oar I" Guide for Obtaining Pstsuts," which
u sent ffse 70 any sddress. md contains Con.
plsts Instructions how 70 obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past Nv
yeefs - havs obtained nearly thrss thoaend
passnts for American and foreign tnysntues, an9
can i've ss,isiso:osy rsfsssasss IN almost svss5
Iours BAooxa / 90,
''s'iI'sa l;a;;ss'i ! 1 s;;;':;s' I ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-29

DULLION MINING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place Of businsss.
SAn Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 81 . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held On the nrst usu
day Of November. 1879. An ssssssment INC. III
Of Fifty leoy) Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF tho Company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
SECRETARY. q the once Of the Company, Room
3, Sale Lsposit Building. 3S Montgomery
strrst, Gan Francisco. Caiifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on "Wednesday. the third lSdl
day Of December. 1874, viii BE- delinquent. and
advertised Tor sale ct public auction. and IN.
lees payment 10 made before. win be old on
WEDNESDAY. the TwENTs.fOCRrH gath
day OF DECEMBER. 1873. TO pay the delinquent
assessment, togsthsr with the cost Of advsits
ing and expenses o. sals. 49,
II: BKAZELL, sscresary.
Omes-Room 3. SAFE Deposit Building. s1s
Montgomery street. San Francisco. california.
ata
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NURrIs CONsOLiDATED HIN.


~ ing Compsny.-Location Of principal place
Of business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold HUI, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held on the 2lst
day Of November. 1879, an assessment NO. ~
OF Five ts) Gents per share was levieo
upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
ps' able Immediately In United States gold
coin, TO the Secretary, q the ocnce Of the Com
pany, No. tl9 California street, Rooms Q
ard Z, Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty.fourth day Of
December, 1879, will be delinquent and ID
vsrtised for sale q public suction; and IN.
less payment u made before. will be sold on
FRIDAY, the twelfth day Of January. 1880
TO pay the delinQusnt assessment, together
with costa Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
II 3. STONE. seerstary.
0fnce-Rooms 0 and Z, No. lis California
street San francisco. California. ~
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL NvrrrNe or
the stoekholdsrs Of the Masonic Hal AZ.
scctsiion Of Gold Hi. Nevada, Tor he election
Of . Board Of Trustees. VII Dc held n Hssonir
Asll On thu svsnins OF wsDNRsDAY, Deccm.
Der 10Th. 1919. q Z o'clock,
Transfef book will b cloeed on No,d.v
sveningi December 9Th, st z O'Clock,
no3otd D v. CHUBBf OK. Secrstsyv
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DELINQUENT SALES.

GOLD SILVER GOLD AND sIL-
- YER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal piace Of buslness, San Fr1ncisco,
California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice -Tnsre arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing Described s'ock. on account OF sssess-
msnt mo. y tyied on the 9Th day Of October.
nsmes OF the respective shareholder, - fol.
lows