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Very Sick.

We rather think the so.called readiusters
are very sick. In along life Of experience
we do not remember party-if this one
may deserve the name-that Yas IN a more
desperate case, as far as appearances could
showit. 1t may be regarded as sadly OF rs
the keeper OF the lion Of the frst nenagerie
,fsYe ever saw. He vas our, hero He put
dis head into the lions mouth and SCI It out
Satsly, and afterwards pulled and hauled
the /. old lion y aboDt and cnffed hin
smaEIy. A few months Afterwards II Ntss
fassas,5, to the deep grief of the multitude
who bstf seen the keeper bHlldoze the Hon
I the word g build ozs twas not then knownl.
,'t,sat the keeper bad met his death in this
"a, BE placed bis head 10 ihs lions
ssrAo,,tffs and SOON felt the lions teeth pfeas.
tpR unco d. 1tortsbiy. BE immediately cried
ont, q re n iion,s eyes red I Z. lYEeg,''
replied the spa taters. g Does be shake hisI
tailf g, VS. the resp snse. s. Tier. z, Il
said .tbs kespss, & dead man which,
M Nas.s
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF A. Fl. STEPHENS
London 1thengnuno, June 81. ION the
subject Of slavery there are many remarks
in Mr.. Stephens's letters. He is evidently
sincere in thinking that the condition OF
slavery as it existed ut the South was the
best one for the negro race. His own slaves
appear to have beeu kindly treated, and
they remained with him as servants after
they had been emancipated by law. What
we least expected TO find in Dir. Stephens
was'a close resemblance TO New England
Puritan. He Is another case, added to that
Of stonewail" jackson, proving that the
southerneIs did not all treat religion like the
old Cavaliers. however much they may have
Tesenbled them in other respects. The
glimpses which We. yet OF him in bis private
life cause us to think very highly OF HIM.
The publications OF his letters will raise
him In the estimation of every reader, be-
cause these epistles are the outpourlngs OF
a fine and higbly-cultDred mind. AZ the
presentation oil the. southern view OF great
controversy, us we'll as the chronicle OF a
notable mans career, this volume IS ex-
tremely creditable TO oil concerned.
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3, now IL WORKS. :

Z The Richmond wing Eay
30 Ii Is nowhere taug that we are 70 loI,
rive our creditors We do noe lntsno
to do itsuntil they renounce tne ian p.,,n,.
bill, their brokers bill, and their oing Is
mean devices TO eutrap and Cypress US. -. ~
they expect to be forgiven they liiuss lot7
give" thot the
debt question had been settied, pu. p sn,,
ho dIrs damaged.5 We have In our own CITY
sae,, the evil effect OF the work OF the re,
nnfIiators. The people Of Portsmouth na9
m sympathy with the repudiators, and ala
mot 'send a delegate to their convention
Int the g trail OF the serpent was over the
whole state. . and the other day when the
Council offered for sale S25, 600 OF SIX per
cent payinp-bonds, secured by lien upon
real estate and exempt from taxation, tue
hest that could be gotten for them, a'thougn
advertised in Richm ond and Baltimore, "as
98 ner cent, and this, too, although : ol.s.
mouth owns in her corporate capacity pr !.
yate property more than sufficient 10 pay on
her entire debt. and the revenues from ner
.nropertv more than pay the interest on nel
debt. Government per cent? arc aooye
mr.: the State OF Georgia per cent. bonus
and Alabama 5 per cents sell at par, bu5
portsmouth city G per cents, Better secured
than either of the others, for they are zen
upon real estate, sell at discount OF per
cent: and yet some papers would have us
believe that If the entire people oil TIE STATE
could be brought to place themselves 10 a
position which the outside "orid Woulu
cIas, as dishonest the State would D'oolli
suddenly into garden of Eden, ho"inS
with milk and honey.-Portsmouh ENTER
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THE CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARIES
1From the San Francisco Chronicle, State
organ. ]-Three elements compos" the new
Constitution party. United rs they are
upon the common issue, and Wi ticket
as a whole the best that has ever been pre-
scntcd here. they will sweep the State from
Mount Shasta to the Colorado, and from
the Sierra to the sea. It cannot result
otherwise 1t is to-day the beSt-of"anized
party in the State. All other paItics are
bur " piece clubs" the representatives and
the property Of the railway company; and
# all OF them could by any possibility
unite, the party OF the new Constitution,
with the work aud ticket presented by the
Convention. would beat them altogether by
%. 900 majority.
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ProphetS of Evil,

There are strenuous prophecies of evil
being exploited by men who seek to get
their hands into the Treasury OF the Com
monwealth by alarming the voters OF The
State by terrible predictions about burthcn-
some taxes and general ruin.
Is it to be supposed that honest and intel
ligent people are to be suddenly whirled
about in their opinions by these predic-
tions-the predictions made with the hope
that they may induce the people to place the
administration of the Government in the
hands Of the prophets-when they wero
never known to have administered anything
requiring care, economy, forecast, and judg'
ment, with successP 1t is certainly most
extrayagant expectation that expects any
thing of the kind.
It is lntimated that there is to be an effort.
Parson MASSEY, the preacher, whose duty
has been to preach peace on earth and good
will to men, is the hero that is relied on 70
breach disturbance, and spread discomfort,
and terrify everybody with the stories oil
apprehended public burthens and general
ruin. He is to do this pious work, ana ''Srea'
expectations" are based thereupon. III we
know anything about it-wbich they oil
course will say we doi't-it will amount to
"signal destitute" Look at them ALL
From leader to corporal, what has any Of
them ever done? Absolutely nothing. In
all their works they have wrought ruin.
Ali their remedies have led only to disaster.
And now that they are preaching that ruin
must come because their schemes are reject
ed, the people have only to thauk God that
they have escaped those schemes, and to
feel assured that their true policy is to con-
.tinuc to reject them as the way to avoid
fresh disasters and ruin interminable.
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BANK.or-ESGLAND Es.-[Pb1ladel..
phia Ledger, money article. J-ttw OF
the persons who handle Bank-of-Eng-
land notes ever think OF the amount OF
labor and ingenuity that is expended on
their production. According to official re-
mort these notes are made from pure white
linen cuttingS-neyer from rags that nave
been worn. They have been manufactured
for nearly two hundred years by the s*me
family-the Portals--Protestant refugees.
So carefully is the paper prepared that even
the NUMBER of dips into the pulp made ny
each workman is registered on a dial by
machinery. and The sheets are carefully
counted and booked to each person through
whose hands they pass. The painting is
done bv most curious process in MI. Goes
department within the bank building.
There is an elaborate arrangement FOR Sc
curing that no note shall be exactly like any
other in existence. Consequently there
never was duplicate of Bank-of-England
note except by forgery. According TO the
Cty Press the stock OF raid notes OF seven
years is about 94,0O0,000 in number, and
they fill Is, 900 boxes, which, if placed side
by side. would reach three miles. The notes
placed in pile would be eight miles high;
or. if Joined end to end. would form rib
bon $1,000 miles long; their superficial IN
tent is more than that of Hyde PARK; their
original value WAS over $4,000, 0GO.O00,
and their weight over one hundred ana
twelve tons.
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QUMINE.-Messrs. POWERS & WEIGHT
MAN, of Philadelphia. the qnnine monopo-
tists. say that they will close their works be-
cause they can't afford to make quinine
since the tariff on the foreign article has
been abolished.
But they also say that the price Of quinine
wall rise as consequence OF the abolition
OF that same tariff.
The reader can choose between these two
diractly.conflcting predictions.
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An order Is Issued by the Postmaster
General fixing the pay OF all letter-carriers
Id the second. class cities for the present b..
cal year, ut $3.50 per annum excluding aux
Hilary ana snbordi n1te carriers) until
changed by special orders. The back pay
0f letter-earriers ID these cities to left for
sdtnAment hereafter. Richmond IN q se-
e0nd.elass city. SIS i,t,a1
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Ag,SANsAs.-Mr. SMALLEY writes to the
1Tibasae OF a conversation with al Arkan-
san: -.
"At what do you estimate the present
D, ,pulsttan OF Arkansasp" asked.
= WelLd could only make guess. We've
had no enumeration since the Federal cen
sus OF 1859. That gave us not q!lle nan
million. think we shall have 7oO,ooo Dy
1850. = - ~,
The population in 1870 was 4S4,47l. The
cain Will therefore be 2ls, 900, or say 45 per
cant, NJ zs5t.s .
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DEATHS.

Died. "Wednesday morning. at 4 O'Clock, GEORGE
r. WALDMAN. in the thirty eighth year oil Els
age. after 4 proiracted Illness.
Many warm friends bear testimony 10 MS worth
a. Il friend and brother. ,,,,
The funeral will take place fren Trinity Metho-
dist church, corner Broad and Twcntieih s'rtTts
fricnd and acqlIalntanccs Of the family are Invited
to attend.
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Among the many interesting opinions re-
ported in the Virginia Lar journal for
Julg. is that Of the Supreme Court OF APP
meals as to the psxer Of the City Council Of
Richmond In regard TO the paying Of side
walks. IA. 49,, +
J.W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH publishers.
Judge q. L. CHRISTIAN editor.
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BIG WHEAT CRop.--ISpccial to the Cincin-
natl Commercial II columbus, Ind., July
7.-Francis J. Cronp. aged morc than
eighty years, has a field OF sixty acres OF
wirat adjoining this city, on White-RiVri
Bottoms, twenty measured acres OF which
threshcd out al average Of sixty bushels
pcr acre. Can Ohio beat Uooserdom?
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]. THE INTENSE HEAT IN ST. LoUIs.-H.
L6uiS. July 8.-The weather to-day has
been intensely hot, the mercury ranging
from 96 to 900 In the shade. The city am
tulances were called into requisition for
the hrst time this season tDserye cases Of
half dozen were treated at
the city dispeEsary, and as many more 10
other parts OF the city. None proved fatal.
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s. Senator Withers says the country liz more
patriotic now than it was in 1881, notwith-
standing the record made by The Forty.s,xth
Congress.
Z. Oh, wad some power the giftie gie us
10 see ouksels ~ Withers sees rs" sE
10 Cincinnati Commercial
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The Jeanette has sailed from San Fran
cisco i'm search OF the North Pole.
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& Mr. Rev ,rly Tuekerinis wife, OF Yir-.
,inla, are In San Francisco.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO FREDERICKSBURG,
IL TUESDAY, July Is, 1879.
= REGATTA-DAY.
THREE CLASSES OF RACES.
SIX.UARED GIGS.
ExCU RSESNS.

FIlUK-UAKEU GiTS.
FOUR-OARED TCB-B0ATS.
AND SINGLE AND DOUBLE SCULL-RACES.
Round-trip tickets. 81: for sale at CARRIERS, s26
Main street, general ticket Office Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac raiirOIh, corner Eighth
ana Broad streets; and at tue depot.
Train leaves Byrd-Sireet depot at sos 4. NJ; re.
turning. leaves Fredericksburg at 7:47 Z. H., ar
irving in Richmond at ] 0:l5 Z. NJ.
Buy tickets early to avoid the rush 1T the depot.
G.. A. TAYLOR.
iy o-Gr General Ticket Agent.
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zEETENES-


MASONIC NOT1CE.-The mem &
lYl bers Of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE 4: F. and 4. Mare rtIqe Tea to 'i NJ .S,s,
Hall. Franklin street, THIS (ThtIr> dayl AFTER,
NOON. Juae 10Th, a, O'Clock. 10 pay tue last stl
tribnie of respect 10 our deceased hrnlher GEORGE
r. WALDMAN. Members of sister lodges ann tr"lr
sient brethren arc invited 10 attend. Bv order OF
tic W. NJ. WILLIAM y. Elt'i,ICh.
Jy 10 In 9crrc-n.!.
MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe men, Il,
lHl bcrs OF METROPOLITAN LoiltIr. ~
No. ! l. are rcnue ted 70 attend stated com, T,c
1nunica,ion of the lodge at st. Adams ban Tile
Thursdy) EVENING July l9in at rc = iinyteI 10
An Master Masons IN good sfahdins arc in'''e'
jy l0.1t ,. ID. hAop-. - -eS--:-
rHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sTocKIJOLDERS of the GALLEGO-MILLs
c9Mb ba SIN Til ns Ss n. a.
O'Clock =. NJ. lHohAo ID ~ Sncro,arr
IL O14&I6-3t* 'eoieIi!.
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Military NOTICES.
AMUSEM ENTS.

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
II
The regular weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
zart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at SH
o'clock Admission only by membership or invita-
tIOn.cards. Which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain nyitation-cards on application
1t WAITS music-storc, No. 900 Main street.
Ia 9Th
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The Era Of Good viii.
Bmrlington Harkeye.


The other morning q man from the
War Department met 4 man from the
Interior Department, and Immediately
knocked him down aud stepped on him.
This appears to be genuine" re-
marked the man from the Interior De-
partment, a. the other man kicked his
eye out.
"It does. indeed. assented the man
from the War Department.
"Still." continued the man from the
Interior, 81 do not see that II IN any
way changes the harmonious relations
between the two Departments. And
~ soon as the man on top took away
his foot. be spat out several OF bis teeth.
"No." said the man from the War
Department. STOPPING down to pull his
friends ear cut by the roots; "no 1t
does not. This looks as though We were
not in perfect accord. will admit; but
We are. We are in perfect accord, and
insist upon it,"
he then paused q moment to scalp the
prostrate man from the Interior Depart.
ment, who smiled pleasantly upon him,
and the twain then pursued their har-
monious ways.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TA1PAYrRs OF THE TOWN OF GOLD
L u LL-Iake Notire.- That have received
from the lector Of raxss. abd laye now In
my hands. the Delinquent List. Tor is's. OF per.
sons and property owing taxes In and to said
Town Of Coli Hill; thA' at the expiration u
ten days from the first publication OF this no
tice. sction Will be eommeueed In the proper
Court for the endorsement OF the collection Of
said delinquent taxes. and the ton per eentum
aud the eost ef sdvsrtis'ns added IN. reto.
n. FiTZ SIMMONS.
Town Attorney Town Of Gold Hin.
Gold Hill, October 10. is1s. 10
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OLIVER HILL MINING COMPA.

OLIVER HILL MINING COMPA.
- NY.-Location Of principal place OF ousi'
ness. san Francesca, Csiifosnia.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
State Of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that Of meeting o.
the Board OF Directors. held on the sixteenth
10th day Of October. 1873. an assessment mo.
8 of fifty Cents (,Oc) per share vas levied upon
the capital ttoek Of the corporation, paysoie
Immediately. In United states gold coin, 70
the Secretary. at the once OF the Company,
Room 8, No. 2os Bush street, San Francisco
California.
Any rtoch upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY,. the nine
teenth (isthl day Of November. 1873. WI oe
delinquent, and advertised for sale Of .puone
auction, and unlers payment u made oeiore,
will BE- sold on THURSDAY. the eleventh
iiith) day Of December. 1879. to pay the oe.
iinquent assessment, toesthsr with eoeu o.
advertising and expenses of ale. ~ ORDER OF
W. =. DEAN, eserstayy.
ofaee-Room Q. No. 20 Dssh stssce. eaa
IfAnstses, eslijeEnis. u0
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CHOLLAR nINlN0 COMPANY

NHOLLAR mINNN0 COMPANY.
" Location of principal place Of busin. -.
San Francisco, California; loc.tion OF works.
Virginia Mining Distriet. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby eiven, that st meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the fourth
lIth) day Of November. 1879. an ass-ssment
mo ~ Of Fifty l,0l Cents per share vss levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation. pay.
able Immediately, In United st.tes gold coin. 10
the secretary. st the once Of the Company.
Room 9. No 30s Bush strest, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
esmber, isSs, win bo delinquent. and adysr.
tIsed for sale ct public auction, and unless
payment 10 made before. viii be sold on
MONDAY. the twsnty.ninth l70th) dss OF De-
cxmbsr, 1879. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expensse
OF sale. By ordsr Of the Board 81 Directors.
W. 7. DEAN. secrvtary.
ofnce-Room Q. No. 2ca Bush street. Ban
francisco, California.
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"Aw. I nsvah was more-that is l
nevah felt so sort Of. sw, set back, =
said Mr.. Toolofty. as he carefully busted
his boots with his handkerchief. "than
when met the deaw giwls this morn
ing. aw. You see had entirely omit
ted my bu,ton.hole bouquet in my
toilet. aw. and felt vewy lonesome, and
tho deaw eiwls must have noticed 1t, foi
they weren't rs cawdial. aw. as they are
sometimes. A fellah has to be vewy,
sw, pawticulah to keep in with the
dsah cweatures."
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.LABAMA AND HUN BOLDr
n con.oiidsted Mining Company. location
OF principal place Of business, san frsnoiseo'
Calf rnia.
Location OF works. Silver Star Mining Dis
tri,t. Story County. Nevada.
Noti-e 10 hereby given. that st Q meeting
Of the Boari Of Directors, held on the ninth
,sthl day Of october. 1879. an ssseesmtnt mo:
~ OF Ten uol Gents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
ps, able Immediately in United States gid
coin. 10 the secretary. II the ofiice Of the Com.
pany. no. 30l Montgomery street, Rooms D
Ard 6, San frsncisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirteenth llSthl day Of
November. 1870. will be delinquent and i'd
yerti.ed for sale at public auction: and IN.
LEES payment 10 made before. will be sold on
Tue DAY, the second sdl day Of December.
1879. 10 pay the delinquent assessment. together
with cosis Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
wM. n. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-No. 3O2 Montgomery street. Rooms
and 8. San Francisco, California 10 I'd
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DULLLON MINHN0 SOArANA .
ID Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California.
Location ofwork.. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada
Notice /. hereby gwen. that st meeting Of
the Board OF DIRECTOR, held on the nrst ustI
day OF November. 1879, an assessment (No. ~
of Fiity lsJ,l Cents Der share WAS levied upon
the capital sto.k OF the Company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
secretary. al the Once OF the Company, hoom
8, Sale / spo.it Build ns. SiS Montgomery
street, san Francisco. CAlifornla.
Any stock upon which this assessment snah
remain unpaid ON "Wednesday. the third tsdl
day OF December, ls1a, viii be delinquent. Anc
1dvertired Tor sale at public auction. and IN.
less payment IL made before. will be ,old on
WEDNESDAY. the TwEST'.fOURrH oath
day OF DECEMB,R. 1879, to pay the deiil Quent
assessment, together with the cost OF adyeius-
ing aud expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
J. n: BfAZELL. secretary.
Ofare-Room .. Sale Deposit Building. s2S
Montgomery street. San Francisco. California.
atd
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m Gan make money fastr ~ vork for u. than
u st snythipG else. Capital no. required; We
WIN start you. 3l2 per day st home made By
ns industrious. Men. Nomen. boy. and girls
fhsutsd svsxyvhere 10 work for us. New ie the
Vma Cosaiy outdt and tsrms tree. Address
~ oms TRun D co.. Augusta Maine.
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POsrPONRMRNT.
NIEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place OF business


san Frsncisco. California.
Locsiioa OF works. Gold Hill District. storsy
county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that ~ meeting OF
the board OF D.rtciors. held on the tw. MY.
second AN day OF Octob'r, lsrs, an assess
ment mo. 20J OF Thirty Cents l3ocl per share
WAS levied upon the capital stock OF the corpo-
ration, payable Immediately, In unitd staiet
the Company, koom No. II. as Bush street.
San Francisco. California.
Any sioek upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid on the twenty fouun lsAlnl
da, Of November, 1879, VII DO delinquent, and
advertised for sale at pubIc auction. ano
unIe-s payment IL made before will be sold on
TUESDAY. the six'evnth ,l6th) day OF Decem.
Der, isTy, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenset
OF sale. Dy order OF the Board Of Directors.
d. L. THOMAS. Secretary.
Ofice-Room IL. No. sUS Burh street. Co,mn-
"a. 2l-td
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Po5rpONEMRNr.
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
rEaREaATEn EUROPA NM.

SEGREeATED EUROPA MINING
y Company = Location OF principal place oi
business, san Francisco. California.
Location OF works, storey county, STATE oi
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, hsld on the eth day of
April, 1873, An assessment mo. ~ oi Twenty.
nye Osnts per share was levied upon The capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, to the Secretary, q
the ottice of tho Company, Room 10, No. 2&U
Montgomery street, ssn francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment suall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF May.
1879. will be delinquent, and advertised fof
sale at public auction. and unless pay ment IL
made before will be cold on TuhsDAf. the
27th day Of May, 1879. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with eosts OF advertising
and expenses VI sale.
BY order Of the Bard Of Directors.
RICHARD b. MOVES, SECRETARY.
once-Room 10. No 2t0 Montgomery street,
San francisco, California. std
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CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY Of principal place

COAfANI.-LoCANon VI ptinciAi plsce
Of businese. San Frabcisco. California.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 81 meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the tenth
Qoth) day Of November. 1873, an assessment
mo. .9) Of tifty (s0) Gents per share wss levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin. to the Secretary, st tho once OF the
Company, tl& California street. San Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixteenth tie'h) day OF
December. 1879. win bs DELINQUENT. and adver
tiNd for sale at public auction. and unless pay
msnt 10 made before. viii Be sold on TUES.
DAY, the SIXTH Ssshl day Of JANUARY,
eether Win eosts Of sfvartip'ug and expenses
a sals. 4 WE0kNEh, BscrstAzy.
OfAes.-<il oalifoeaia stsst aaa rraasi.eo
cAltfosnis. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-12
POsrPONEMENT.

At meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
above COMPANY held on The llth day OF June
1879. the date or deemlng stock delinqusut for
asses.rnrnt No. was further postponed 20
FRIDAY, June twenty tsv, nth. l57S. and the
day OF sale to No NOAY, Juiy fourteenth. l5I9.
By order OF the Board Of directors.
II RICHARD b. NoYR5, Secretary.