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Helena weekly herald., 1879-06-19
The Fate Of warmers Silver Bill.

New YORK, June 14.-A Washington
special to an evening paper says: Senator
Eaton informs your correspondent that be
believes Bayard will withdraw his resignation
and that, too, without having sacrificed the
position taken by him.
1t is not believed that the silverites will
gain their point and succeed in getting the
Warner bill reported to the Senate at the
present session. They are making vigorous
fight to accomplish their purposs, but will
fail unless some of the honest money Demo
Gratis go back on previous votes, and now
vote to discharge the Finance Committee
from further consideration of the bill.
Another Washington special says: The
committee, consisting of Senators Thurman.
Garland and Mcdonald, appointed by the
Democratic caucus yesterday to consider
Coke's resolution to take the Warner silver
bill from the Committee on Finance and pass
it, will recommend, not later than Monday,
that the bill be placed on the calendar. but
not acted on this session. Bayard would, If
any other decision be arrived at by the CON-
mttee, resign his place as chairman, and
Herman would follow his example, so that
the caucus is starting compromise saving
Bayard and defeating the Warner silver bill.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-06-19

Give special attention to the handling of Montana
Wool.
Consignments solicited Liberal cash advan ces
made, or highest market price paid. Warehouse on
Clore street. near First National Bank d&wtf-,an7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DDsn 90 Ito.

NEW York, Sept 1o.-Cotton quiet: sales 4a3
bales; hiddling Uplands 127s, Middling Orleans
12,a;. consolidated net reseipts 1878 bales; net
receipts /. gross receipts 2b7 bales
Futures closed weak; sales $4,000 bales: Sep
tember 12.1b0a12 II, October 1n.9i0109b. November
70 So Deremher 1o4oe9l" 4. January 1o47g1o49 ~,
February lO.57@1O.59. March 1OG8D10.70, April
10 79g10,e1.
Flour rules quiet and firm, moderately active
demand; southern moderately 7. aetiy We , and
to choice do SIS 3516 rs. Wheht feverish, ir
regular and unsettled. opening shade lower,
active speculative business: ungradad winter
red 94@sl III, No. 3 do 81 o94@1 1914, No. q
do 81 IDOL 49, No. dos1 1901 12h Corn heavy;
No. 2 47t047a. Oats. shade Hr,ner moderately
active 81 for rejected. 32a@324 for No. B., 81 for
No. .. 3t.@AA for No. white. Hops steady and
Coffee firm and quiet; cargoes anoted at 4 20
49, job lots 1lh0l6}4. Sugar higher, but firm,
with light trade fair TO good refining quoted td
fairly active; standard a 81, granulated and
powdered 81. crushed sB
Rice rather quiet and firmly neld. kosin weak !:
81 25CD1 26 Potatoes quiet and weak: sweet 800
2 So Turpentine firm at 26 !4@26h. Wool quiet
and very firm; domestic fleece 33@43. pulled
10000 unwashed 1892 Texas 1293O
Pork a shade lower. with moderate inquiry;
m. SO. spot So so@8 90; middlee dull and ea-isr;
short clear 3-16 Lard lower and fairly active,
closing 9 eadier: prime steam spot 6.c71se6 70.
latter choice closing At = 49, OcIOD6r b.l1IaW
CITY Whisky nominal. 81 O6. Freights dull.
Hides firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE. tSept. 10.-..ats higher ana larry
active: Southern 33@s5 Western white 32gs4 90
mixed 31M32. Pennsylvania 32@s34. Hay q rm
pine to choice P-nnsylvania and Maryland
sla@l4 per ton, ,Pr,ovisions firm and active 3, e.
Mess pork 80 IS. Bulk meats-Loose shonlders
3I@a4. clear rib sides 5@5A packed 44ns5h
CON Shoulders ~. clear RIB sides6 hams
11l4@1IA Laru-Retinad fierce ca. Butter
frm; prime to choice We tern packed 12eel4.
Eggs s5aadv at 14@l5. Coffee firm; cargoes-
Old l1A9141, new l14@15.. Whisky steady at
81 O7@I o71z Freignts active. Sugar strong
and active; a soft 8h@8a.
Cn1eAeo. Sept 1o.-Flour steady "a sa and NJ IN,
changed. Wheat strong and higher NO.
Chicago spring 95h. No. Q do ST cssh 8s5sg897s
October. oo1a@90a November. $4,000 all ths
year; No. 40 s4A rejected IA. Corn unsettled
aud generally higher; s311s 0339 cash. 338 DC
tober. 1915 bid November. 32s all the year,
34A9347s NAV, rejected 32A. Oats In f4ir de-
maud but lower; 23S cash 2s4 September. a
lower; SIS 30 cash and October. ST 621a@7 IS all
the year Lard-Fair demand but lower; 81 4
cash. 5.7o'Octob r. 5 35g5.37h all the year. $500
542A January. Bulk meats easier shoulders
ga clear ribs and clear sides s. Whisky steady
and unchanged.
Close-Whear active, firm and higher: soS
October, 9sH November. Corn-Good demand.
shade higher: ss1 September. s4H October
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

Oafs-aood demand, d shade higher; 23ss Sep
temI h,, 2th Oct9ber- Pork stronger; W VIZ
pa uefober, % asked January. Lard stronger ]
| 21sc higher.
The Drivers j urnal reports:
| Hoga-ke eipts 10000, shipments 280D market
opened weak, ruled lower. closing fairly active
a ~ ao stfc ~ mixed packing 81 io@s a5 heayy
| oeipts baoo. shipmepts 6o0 all grades slow: ey-
ports "a s5@5 25: fair to good shipping "A 2o@
!, Coz Q: butchers steady and uneh nged; cows
feeders and stockers quiet and week: West.
alrns slow aud steadv: Cherohees % bo0g 90
Wyoming natives ~ 30; through Texans steady:
are we'll cleared. shaep- Heeaipts 100: shin.
msants none market unchanged.
| ST Louis, Sept TO- Flour fairly active: shade
higher: double extra full 81 1904 TO- treble a.
81 2514 g. family - 1914 81. choice to fancy A 90
az ~ Wheat !, higher and n good demand: No
| o4s& October. So idGpaG November eb1saa6sa De-
eember, No 8 do s7atdss cash 8ata November
Corn inactive and higher: mlxad al74ms2 cash.
| the year. Oats inactive: No. 2 23ls cash. 2S "a
October, 2sa@2a'S November. Whisky weak,
unchanged. Bacon active and lower; clear ribs
| 5.206h. 30. clear sides 5.53hp5 60.
| Texans, which were sold at 80 35W3 30; natlye
steers scarce end wanted; good 70 choice heavy
shippne :. s5a5 Ugh. DC = 1901 4, p; "a native
eeipts 2luo. shipments 100 Hogs Higher grades
have advanced; butchers = extra 80 so@s e..
IDFHRfE HnN IhlilEn0Fas vi bvW5 bD, pack
| Ing 81 2D03 90. receipts 5000. shipments 100.
Sheep steady; fair to good 1903 60. choice to
| fancy 80 Gb1s 90; receipts 300, shipments 400.
| changed. Wheat in fair demand and firm: red
| and amber 81. Corn steady. white A. MIXED
| 80. Oats quiet; white 25s. mixed "a. Hay
| dul sl2Di5. Pork firm. 81 20. Lard steady :.
| choice leaf In iercss ~, keg Ga. Bulk meats
| firm; shoulders 81, clear ribs +, clear sides
bii Bacon firm. shoulders 81, clear ribs 8. 30.
| clear sides 60, sugar-cured hams g@1o1s. Whis
| Ky firm ut 81 "a.
| W1LM1NeroN, Sent 1o-spIrits turpentine
| unsettled at 24fD24A. Rosin firm; strained 80,
good strained g5 Crude turpentins steady !:
hard 81. yellow dip Al 60. Tar steady at 81. Corn
steady: prime white Ga, mixed 3D.
EeKsl1n. =..5s~5
BRO JANEIRo. Sept. 1o-OofYee market AMI
mated and firm; Rio good fret tHoooaeH15o reis
y ten ktos. Exchanges on London 81 u.
SANTOS Sent 1n.@Golfee anmatad and firm !:
superior Suntos 5H8eD0Gluoo reis D 10 kios.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10 u: 80 u. m. Uotton-Mar-
ketsteady Midding Uplands Esd Midd1ng Or
leans I'd. estimated sales 1000 bales for speanla-
ton and export 1000, receipts 1850 bales, oil
American.
Futures opened Lad cheaper but the decline
has been reeoyered:. Uplands Low Middling
| clause. September delivery. G 2T-82d. September
November 6 tGd. also Il s2d. November and
December cad. January and February 6 Lied
y. m.-Gotton- UDlands, Low Midditng
clause. October and November delivery 51ed
Futures dull
alp. -Co.ton-American sales $3.50 bales !;
| Uplands Low Middng CLAUSE September and
| October delivery. 6 ll16d
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

AS much interest Ia naturally felt and
many Inquiries have been made concerning
the interest account of the State debt for 1879,
we have taken pains to obtain an official and
exact statement of the same which we give
below
The State is actually paying as follows
on coupons Nc. IL. due July, 1879, 5-1o on GER
ulcates; on coupons No. 10, due January.
ls7a 20 on certificates making, with pre-
vious installmeuts, as follows. on coupon No.
~ due July. 1879. :. on the face amount of
the coupon: on coupon No. 10, due January,
1879, s-1o on the face amount of the coupon
The New York Sun directs attention to the
fact that the First National Bank, with paid
up capital OF only S500,o00, subscribed for
S20S SOC, 900 Of the per cent bonds The in
! yestment was more than 400 times the capital
! Of the bank. 1t was impossible for the bank
70 engage in such an operation without a
guarantee from the government. At one time
1t had $4,000, 900 on hand, and decline OF
per cent on this amount would have absorbed
Its entire capital. government guarantee
must be taken for granted. But IL there was
2 government guarantee the Sun wants to
Know what 1t was. and how 1t agrees with the
promise In the treasury circular thirteen
months ago. that mo facility or advantage"
] would be given to large subscribers.
depository banks are not to be permitted to
purchase silver or silver certificates at dis
count and present them at the United States
treasury In payment OF dues. Any money OF
snis description legitimately received by de-
pository banks In their capacity as such may
W turned over to the government, but other
dccumulations or purchases of the kind men,
uoned cannot be disposed Of, say the Sherman
oaaclais, in that manner. The order may
caase the bankers trifing Inconvenience, but
~ long as the daddy dollars are legal tenders
sae difficulty experienced in dsposing of them.
" " even IL forcing the government to receive
taeta over the counters of the customs col
aeclors, If SO desired, will not be great.
experiments have been made in England
1seiy with the new and curious polysphenic
sup, as 1t is termed, invented some time ago
ox-AS. Ramus, and which, according to the
vAicuiation OF the latter, will skim the seas At
rate of forty miles an hour. The word
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
DR.. HAsBROUCK's.
ELECTRIC BELTS.
DEBILITATED.

The afflicted can now DO restored to perfect
health and bodily energy without the use ii
medicine of any kind. and without the slightest
Inconvenience to the patients habits or daily
occupation.
Reader, are you afflicted?
And you wish to regain your health. strength
and energy Of former years2 Do any Of the fol
lowing sym ptoms meet your distressed condt-
ton? Do yon feel nervous. debilitated. fretful.
timid. and lack the power Of will and aciionf
Are your kidneys. stomach or blood in q disor-
dered condition? Do you suffer from rheuma-
tism, neuralgia or aches and pains2 Have you
been indiscreet In early years, and find yourself
harassed with multitude Of gloomy SYM pt2msi
Are you subject to loss of memory. have spells Of
faintinR. fuilness Of blood in the head feel list
less, moping. unfit for business or pleasure
and subject to fits Of MELANCHOLY Are you sub
nieh IT, any nehtmare paipitation q the heart
bashfulness. confusion Of ideas, dizziness In the
head. dimness Of sight. etc? Thousands Of
young men, the middle aged. and even the old
suffer from nervous debility Thousands OF To-
males. too. are broken down In health and spirits
from disorders pecu lar to their sex, and Who
from false mndesy or neglect. prolong their
sufferings. Why then further neglect subject
of such vital importance when the remedy can
be so easily procured?s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

As bearing upon the question of ship
canal across Florida, 1t may be stated as n
| fact of NO small Significance that the number
|of vessels, foreign and domestic, which en-
tered the five Gulf ports Of Galveston, New
Orleans. Mobile, Pensacola and Cedar Key,
during the year ending June 80, 1879. was 1908,
/ With tonnage OF /, 43a Oh tons. as follows
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
DBACCo-Is quiet the stock on sale being
QUOTATIONS..

FLOUR-Is quiet: the movement being con-
fined almost TO the retail ,rod-. Sales 40 bbs
at 81 So 80 at 81 g5 100 at IS 3d. 80 At IS $50 at
IS SIN $50 AT S. 40 at IS IS: 100 half bbs at ~ 65
14o and $40 bbls on private terms.
We quote: Fancy extras IS 2sD5 So: choice
extras s5a5 Is: family 81 875aD5: treble e1-
tras 81 127a a. rs; double extras IS s7hD4 SIM
gle extras s. 6Oa3 rs: superfne s3a3 10; COM
mon 50 5003 y bbL Dealers IN their trade OBJ
CORN MEAL-Tha demand is small and
prtces are steady We quote choice meal at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
ONETARY.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, J,
Wednesday Evening. september L. 1879. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING-HOUsE.
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INSURANCE.

Assets (nearly)..-. .....s36, 900, OOO
Surplus (which Ia the real
strength Of Company. 7,OOO,OOO
Our new form policy Is short and sim
pie, easily understood by every one.
Uncomfortable after three years. pre-
minms have been paid.
Allows travel and residence In MI parts
OF the United States at all seasons.
au2a 5m
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The foregoing statement is Q true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Company.
THOS A. ADAMS. President
HENRY " OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sew.
enteenth day Of May, A. D. 1879
ALFRED INGRAHAM. Notary Public.
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved after
paying Ten Per Cent In cash to the stockholders.
and carrying TO kroht and loss $15,74o. on ae-
count. Of the MedRanics' and Traders, Bank
stock held by this company, and also further
sum for shrfnkage In values, to declare . divisss
dend OF Twenty Per Cent In cash on the met
participating premiums, payable on Monday.
sixteenth OF June next
Trustees.
Thos, A. Adams, Jno. Il. King,
SamI Ii. Newman. Fred'k Camsrden.
SAINT FL. Kennedy. Joseph w. Stone.
John Phelps, George Martin. ~
Adam Thomson, Alfred MouIton.
Henry Abraham. L. O. Jurey.
Victor Meyer Edward Nalle. IN 1
Joseph bowling, Geo. w. Hsntell,
Edw'd j. Gay, Paul e. Mortimer.
Simon Hernshefm. John Y. Moore.
Simon Forchsimer. w. b. Cnnger,
Jos, r. Wolfe. Henry M. Preston,
r. 3, Post. Reuben g. Bush.
Edw'd Pisbury. Jno. NJ Parker.
my21 sm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

The Assistant United States Treasurer at
Nav York reports that gold continues to ae-
umulate III the vaults. and it will soon be
necessary to use portion Of the silver vault
~ itu EtarnUn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

| The cost Of shipping butter from the West
h New York. In refrigerant cars. including
he cost of tubs, commissions and frelghts, -
Aaid not to exceed three cents per pound when
Rblnnnd hY carload.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11
MINING STOCKS.
MINING ETUUKH.
RAN FRANCISCO. Sent 10 Closing prices OF
mining stocks are az follows:
COMM EMEIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT ,l7..

W6WMHsUHF HVtMIHR, EHIIFHIN9T ISIV J
COTTON The demand was limited. and TN.
der the Influence Of free offerings the market
declined sc. with sales Of $50 bnlea.
The following Ia the official closing OF the Got
ton Exchange:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

During the first seven months Of the pres
mt year there were imported articles of food
INTO France to the amount Of sos, 100000
The Importation of similar articles during
the corresponding period last year was only
bat 100000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

The revival of the American demand for
British exports continues to be one Of the
principal themes of all financial reviews and
articles In London. The Economist, discuss
ing the question In connection with the ex-
port Of bullion, points out that there can be
no doubt that business Is rapidly reviving In
America, but that for the present 1t Is not
easy to say whether the demand for British
goods will spring up in time to take the edge
off the export OF bullion A feature In the
return of the Bank Of France is the decline In
It's cash reserve. The bank Is now selling
gold coin at one per mill premium for export
to London for the United States. No re-
turns Of these sales are published, but 1t Is
estimated that the exports to London this
week have been 9120,000, and further
sum Of G4ooooo will leave for the United
States by to-day steamer. The gold shipped
from France for America since the purchases
commenced this season Is estimated at 93,
100000. The Economist says: "All accounts
which reach US respecting harvest operations
we'll nigh throughout Europe, tend to re
that there will be an Increasing demand for
American wheat In Southern Russia and
Roumania not more than half an average
crop appears to have been secured. The
prospect q q prolonged shipment OF gold
across the Atlantic appears to be drawing
near, though doubtless it will be gradual, and
in measure recouped By supplies OF gold
drawn from the continent. Further sums OF
American eagles have been shipped from Eng
land for New York during the week, and gold
has been taken from the open market for the
same quarter, but during the last few days
the movement has certainly slackened"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

The price OF plastering In Chicago is I'M
called and capriclous. Sixteen bids for plas-
pring the Chicago eustom-house ranged from
III. lag Al to 800, 600.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

Russia does everything in colossal style.
Her interest bearing debt Ia simply enormous.
Ehe owes Holland s422, $4,000; England, $685.
100000: and France. S2,s26. $4,000: or a total
10 these three countries Of $3,at7 100000 III
addition to this enormous debt she has the
colossal sum Of !, l32. los, 1875 paper roubles or
hbout 1866, 0s2, 500 IN our money. circulating,
b portion of which bears interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

According to the report OF Consul Perceval.
pf Port Said the total number OF vessels
which passed through the Suez canal IN 1878
was 1850, Of which 1927 were British, 50 French,
n Dutch, A italian, - Austrian. ~ German,
d Spanish, Egyptian, 8 Japaneee. Danish,
4 Swedish and Norwegian. 4 Portuguese. 8
Turkish. Belgian, American and Zanzi-
bar. Total 2,17s,3l6 tons, of which 1,72G,94G
Wefe Rritiah
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do 7as: second Rrade do O.; loans on col
laterals 7@as; Al mortgage paper SO: second
grade do d v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s5@ss
and trade dollars at s00sb. Halves and quar-
tiers tAmerlcan) are quoted at sskt1a9A.
The sales of foreign exchange were light
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-84as. and bill Of lading and clear bills at
47a047a. .as=..m.5.9 M5...5...=. .5"z
French bills are weak and quiet We quote
bank francs 100: commercial 29s. @b.2s4.
New York elght ID quoted ut J t6 v cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate; commercial is
quoted 1-1G cont premium.
State Uonsols steady at 37a@a77s.
Premium Bonds closed at 24la@24ss.
Stocks are steady. .@Mn.....-
INTERCHANGEABLE Half Paid City Coupons.
A02e: City Consolidated Bonds, 8i@-; State
Warrants 72@-: State Warrants 7sdDal.
NEW ORLEANS sToOK EXCHANGE BALES,
FIRST GALIs-10A. NJ.
$4,000 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 24ss
SECOND uALI--12M M.
SO 600 Premium Bonds .s~4. s..,s...t... "a
THIRD CALL-2 r. M.
IBy Telegraph
LONDON. Sept 10, .. m.-Coneols 81 1850.
Paris Sept 10, 4 b. m.-Rantes s3f $50.
NEW YoRH, Sept. 10. Evening-hlonsy easy
at sac: exchange dull at 4el0o4 slA govern
lnents firm: new 5S to2sb. 4tss o4ea. AZ 1ula
State bonds duh.
The STOCK MARKET
NEW YoRH, Sept. 1.-THE following is the
t,,tyr t,ny
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-11

United States per cent bonds continue to
Savance. AT Nav York yesterday they were
knoted at lol a46l0l7 .. and at London at loss.
M money rate al New York was per cent
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER McCREGoR.

kN0U are hereby notified that the under
II signed has performed labor on the Con
+. tincn.ai prime, situated in Gold Rin Mining
/. District, uamboldt county, Nevada, in the
years le77 and 1878, amounting to one hundred
fan1 filty $3.50 dollars in United States gold
coin, sad expenditure being the amount re-
q4irei 70 hold the same according TO the United
! States mining laws, for your interest Of seven
!. hundred and fifty ESQ feet in said mine, and
that gness You pay the said amount within
ninety 90 days after the date of publication OF
+ this notice your interest in said mine viii be-
come the property Of the undersigned.
RICHARD THERIAN,
Geld Run, Humboldt County, Nevada, Apr
81, l879. 30
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ESTATE OF L. X. WILEY, DEcEAsED.
Notice is herely given ly the undersigned
Acministiato Of the estate OF f. Il. Wiley.
deceased, TO the ertdtoIs Of, end all pcrso rs
having claims against said deceased, 70 cshil II
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ton
monti after the first pub icaton cf this notice
TO said Illustrator az lis ice IN the Justice
Of the PAGES cffice, IN the Courthouse, at Win.
nCmucoa, HrmLoldt county, Nevada
:. ". EUSF,
Acm, nistrafcr Ct the Estate of Il. X. Wiley.
0r~@" iulyl0.4w
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

house, containing five rooms, situate I'd on
Third street, below N. Levys store is offered
for sale at hagrain. The title to the lot Is
from the United States, and the location is ono
OF the most desirable in town for residence
The house is substantially built and conyiently
arranged for residence. For terms apply TO
MRS JENNIE TAYLOR.
Winnemucca, June q, 1879. I'm
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PGsIPONEMINT.
RYE PATCH c. NJ. AND NJ. co.

RYE PATCH C. NJ. AND N. co.
The fale Of delinquent stock Of the above
named Company Is hereby rcstpcned until
RlDAY, July Is, 1870, ct Tie same hour and
Ii4ee. ly order CT the loard Of Directors
ID. +. VET DENAI, Secretary.
cFFIC-Fooms and Z, 10. 327 Pine street
-" '"nf''"o California. jyl2-td
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POsTPGNEMENT.

The above sale of delinquent stock Of the Rye
Patch Con. Mill and Mining Company IN post
poned Until SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
day Of JUNf, 1870. at the same hour and place.
by order of the Beard OF Directors.
ID. r. VEkDENAL, Secretary.
OfFIcE-koC ms and I, 1921 Pine street San
Francisco California myl7-td
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Delinquent Notice,

Hyt pA1cH corso,IpA1KD MI AND MIMI.
CON ANY,
Isss;ioa # pr cipal place or business =
san Francisco. ant, Ii.ia; ioeaion "Oihr.
k,Io lit ic. hun bn.dt county, state OF
AeyECG =,
\ TICE- 4 here are d. liDquett upon the
fslioe ihgd &C Sired ecl, On account Oh as-
s.ssnioul 80 u lev - On the l'th day oi
j.. e. NIB T. Is +. HE seV,ral amount t.ppt :
isc tie n mes - lie les. ecti shareheld' r.
fultsuh.
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DELINQUENT Notice.
s.;raA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sIiEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location o. principal place of business, San
= Ffaneisca California; location Of Works, Hum
bo.Gt county, Nevada
E0TiCE-There are delinquent, upon the
following 4sscri sei stock, on account Of assess
r,ent 10 -, levied on the 30 day of May, 1873
the severed amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
FostPonement.

Tie above snle Of delinquent stock II the
tie Zach 'oi solidaied Mill ana Mini q
tempsI y Is posip' nei unit: sAgUgI Az the
PIT ~ NH tay II MATCH 1879. ~ the
same Lour and place. BY order Of The Board
If Eifec cTs. Of VIRDkNAI SECRETARY
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