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will continue the coffee roasting business OF MI
Richardson in all its particulars
feb2S j. E. GRAHAM.
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Having purchased j. M Lickliters interest in the
STAUNTON WAGON FACTORY. l will continue the
business in all its branches at the same stand.
mar7-4t. w. w. GIBBS.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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WHAT EMINENT ST. LOUIS PHYSICIANS Say
''Coldens Liebigs Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
Invigorator is a very agreeable article OF Diet and
particularly useful when tonics are required, being
tolerated when other forms of animal food aye re
jected. In dptheria, Malarial Typhoid Fevers an
every depressing disease it's use will be attended
with great advantage. We have prescribed it with
success and believe it to be most valuable RENE
dy." jill Leslie M D. S. B. Prasons, M D. Drs.
S. L. & j. G. Nidelet, G.. P. Cop MD. r. -
Vaughan, M. D. VIM. Porter, M. D. Geo. W.
May s. Co. Agents.
Call and buy your Tobacco with the tax taken off
,o.r7-1t T. f. GRAHAM
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"THK MAN OF THE 18th MAY, S64.''-"Gordon's
March," by Prof. Henry Schoeller, OF Dalton, Ga.'
and dedicated to Gen. John B. Gordon. The Man
of the 18th May, 1s64,' is just received from the
enterprising publishers. Admirers of Gallant Cor
don" land that comprises the Solid South,) will be
delighted with the life-like Autograph that adorns
the superb military title page and the March itself
has the true musical inspiration. Prof Schoeler
couldn't write poor music if he tried rnd this bril-
liant March is worthy of its name and author Brass
Bands are already playing it and it will soon be
heard from thousands of pianos through the South
Sold by all Music Dealers or send 40 cOnts to the
publishers.
A LUDDEN g. BATES
mari 1t Savannah, Ga.
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DELAY is DANGEROUS WHEN WORMS ARE
hourly consuming child. You will find Shriner's
Indian Vermifuge a reliable remedy. 1t will not
fail to destroy and expel worms Try it.
W. F. WOOD & co.
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On cent:Cgars Tyree is ahead.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1S77.-Some time since
sprained my ankle quite severely for which I used
only Dr. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure, and which found
a most excellent remedy AS general household
remedy for cramps neuralgia, pains, &C., it is un
equaled. I Am never without it.
JESSIE.C. SMALLI
279, Baltimore street, Nd
For sale bylGeo. w. May g. Co
To merchants-two platform scales, two counter
scales for sale.
fsbas J.E. GRAHAM
S. N. WILKES is Offering the best and eheapea
Furnitnrein Staunton may4tf
USE gHE Carbelic Disinfecting Powder, 1or Sale
only by VIM, r. TYREE, Druggist,
aug23- Stanton. Va,
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DIE

James W Eteadman, Esq, 6o7 Street. Washing
ton d. G. says had rheumatism in my feet so
severely that could not stand. One bottle of KEEL
ler's Roman Lniment cured me entirely; and rec
ommend it as the best remedy ever heard of.
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MiscellaneouS.

wAsHrSoroS. Oct. de. L. Mans.
Geld telesrsphs the Commissioners Of In.
dian Affairs from Rswlins that be was In
the employ Of the late. Indian Agent.
Mseksr. from August. 1878; that he e.
capped the fate Of the other employees BY
being sent with Q dispatch to Captain
Dodge on the 25ih ultimo.
Inspector W. ]. Pollock teleQrsphs to
the Commissioners Of Indian Affairs from
Denver. Colorado: The Governor and
leading citizens here unanimously affirm
that the Indians must DO removed from
the State OF be extsrminatsd BY the State,
1. not by the federal forces. Confidence.
they say, can never be restored, and ir
il only . question whether tbs result DO
attained at oncs Or BY slow and tedious
warfare.
MrxPuIs. Oct. 21.-No new cases. A
very light frost. %perc.ivable only 10
marshy places beyond the city limits,
fell last night. The present quarantine
rules will be rigidly enforced until 90
official announcement 10 made that u II
safe for absentess TO return.
Fonrsr CIrr. Ark. Oct. 2l.-Thsre
are nine people now sick In this city
with yellow fever. A telegram was re-
ceived from Washington yesterday su'
thorixipg . sufficient force Of pickets on
the roads leading into town. After this
date none will DO allowed to leave with.
out q special permit.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 81. - Miss Lulu
George. who shot herself two weeks ago
out OF grief for the death OF her lover.
has recovered sufficiently to start today
for her home In Bouapsrts. lows.
CHICAGO. Oct. Ala dispatch from
Lake. Ind, says Q package OF papers.
thrown from the balloon Pathfinder. has
Just been found near there.
TORONTO. Oct. 2i.-Rous OF Balt.
more defeated DAILY. the Irish champion.
in Q wrestling match. different styles,
three best In Ave falls.
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scalded Him to Death.

NAPA. Cal, Oct. 20.-Lsst night D.
B. Hove. . native Of Virginia, aged AZ
years. came to his death ct the Napa In.
sane Asylum BY being scsldsd In . bath
tub during the temporary absence OF the
attendant In charge. The attendant
having been obliged to give Hove q
washing, called to his assistance two In.
mates who are In the habit OF helping
the attendants. When Hove was nearly
stripped Of his clothing the attendan,
heard an outcry In Q room near BY.
whistler he rushed, leaving the deceased
with the two inmates and . tub partly
allied with tepid water. Az soon as the
attendant went out the two men turned
on boiling water. stripped Of Hove's
clothing and put him in the tub. Here
he was found . minute after BY the at
tendant, who took him out, fsarfully
scalded on the back and sides. the outi.
Gle peslius Of. He lived four and Q
halfhours. The Coroner's jury attached
no blame to the attendant or officers oil
the asylum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-21

In the six.day pedestrian contest OF
endurance as between men and horses In
Ban Francisco. which terminates to-
night, the horses have beaten the men
badly. In fact they have even worn ont
their own riders. drivers or managers.
Yet the horses did not have anything
Ike an even show with the men. for
they bad ridsrs, and oue pulled q light
sulky with his driver In II. Let the
horses 20 IL alone without membranes.
like the men, and they would always
win. They certainly will always have
two feet the advantage In the start and
In the outcome.
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cellaneo

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-At the anti.land.
rent meeting at Newport, County Mayo,
Sunday. 5000 persons attended. The
released Fenian. Michael Davitt. was
present. Resolutions calling for the
abatement Of rents were passed.
A dispatch from Dublin says thai
signs Of improvement In the condition
Of the country are becoming more ap.
parent daily. and favorable accounts Of
the harvest are being received from oil
parts.
The inns says: It Is quite possible
that the abdioation Of the Am, or Of Al.
shanistan may ultimately further the
task imposed on Us In the punishment
Of Csbul and tho reduction Of Afghan.
istan to u settled government. A CORE.
spondsnt at Simla says the Amssr had
shown himself utterly unit TO rule .
turbulent people.
A correspondent at simla says: The
abdieation IL probably the wisest course
Of Yskoob Khan. We may now place
on ths throne 0 man at for the position
and on whose friendship We can rely.
II may DO difficult to aud . man to sue
coed the present Ameer, and when found
be may at frst require active support;
but the task will be light compared with
that OF upholdina . weak and irrssoluts
pupil like Yakoob Khan.
1t is expected that Yakoob Khan's son,
who 10 Ave years old. will be recognised
% the successor to the throne.
The Auslo.Amsrican Cable Company
will reduce the tarif to ak pence per
word from the opening OF the new
French cable for traffic. The company
will lay Q new cable In 1880.
The Preston Operative Weavers' Asso.
citation call a public meeting for the l1th
Of November TO favor emigration, owing
to the constant reductions In wages.
PANS, Oct. 21.-The Swedish Arctic
exploring steamer Vega, with Prof. Nor.
dsnskjold on board, arrived ct Kobe on
the l4th instant.
MApRIp. Oct. 2l.-Ths total damage
by tho recent foods In Spain 10 estimated
at 60, 000. 600 francs. Three thousand
Ave hundred houses and 100 lives we're
destroyed.
King Alfonso has subscribed $4,000
francs for the relief OF the sufferers. and
Princess Asturnias 5000 pistoles. The
Bank Of Spain has collected 10000
francs for the same purpose.
EUCHARIST, Oct. 2l.-Ths measure
adopted BY the Government for the 70.
lief OF the Jews does not comprise all
they desired. but 10 the beginning Of bet.
ter days for them. and II they accept
and mako the best Of II. there 10 NO
reason why the Jews Of this principally
should not have . peaceful and prosper.
q political future before them.
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The Utes Cali for Peace.

Los Prsos. COL. Oct. IA runner
has just arrived from the Southern Ute
Agency. with Q letter from Page to STAN
ley, dated on the 14th instant, with the
Information that another all-day council
was held by the chiefs Of the Southern
Utss. AL were united and DESTROYS OF
peace. and requested that q runner be
sent, renewing the assurances already
given. Twenty.four chi.fs and head
men were present. The Indians OF this
agency are all sncamped around Ouray's
house. Not ons report in atty has . par
ticle Of truth. aud the facts are exsgger'
ated beyond all reason. The women
and children are safe. but probably will
not bs given mp till alter matters are ar.
ranged by . peace commission. expected
here in q week from Washington.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l.,sorAI TO n soLD I'LL DAILY s.vsl
suspension OF Fatalities.

RAwLrSs. wyo.. Oct. IA messen-
ger has arrived from the military camp
on White river. three miles north Of the
Agency. General Merritt and command
returned to that point on the afternoon
OF the 18th. having received orders from
Washington to suspend operations
a~gainst the Utes and await orders, either
at White or Bear rivers, az negotiations
for peace are In progress. It being M.
dsrstood that the hostiles have agreed to
surrender the warriors engaged In the
late depredations. It 10 probable that
the combined commands Of Merritt and
Gilbert will remain for the present at
that point. although nothing definite 10
known As to the future movements. In
the event Of peace being established, 1t
is altogether probable that . permanent
military post will be constructed, either
at Bear river or ct tho Agency.
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The Negro Exodus.

ST. Louis. Oct. 2l.-Ths negro exodus
still continues. and although greatly di.
mipiahsd. the arrivals average from 20
to 80 families per week. The movement
is not now confined to Mississippi and
Louisiana. but Is spreading. Q msjority
OF the recent arrivals having come from
Alabama and Tennessee. Their condi.
ton Is much improved. many being we'll
prepared for the journey. Information
has been received that the exodus would
assume larger proportions than ever
next Spring. Ad,ices from Tennessee
and Northern Alabama say that relief
boards are being organized there. which
will cooperate with the National Exodus
Hoard.
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SAN FRAScrsco. Oct. 2l.-Ths psdes.
trian contest Of endurance - between
men and horses, at the Pavilion, which
closes tonight. the horses are already
most decidedly the victors; In fact. the
match has resolved itself into . contest
between horses. the men being too 70,
behind to stand any chance OF catching
up. Thus far blood seems to 60 for liz.
tie. Controller was Withdrawn alter
making SIC miles. hop-lessly behind,
and the livery plug. Pinaiors. and the
hall. breed. Nelly. leading the others.
OF the pedestrians, all have virtually
Withdrawn except Guerrero and Brodi-.
whose scores stood at 8 O'Clock last
last evening s25 aud $50, respectively.
Denver jim 34s. Mccarthy t29. Pima.
fore 45l, Hoo~lum $50. Nelly 429. The
interest and attendance has decreased
very materially.
At the annual meeting Of the En-
ehequsr Mining Company, yesterday
afternoon. 5000 shares were represent.
cd aud the contest between Schultz and
Coleman was decided In favor Of the
latter. The following are the Directors
elected: E. B. Russell, @. L. Weller. l.
T. T. Laxure, William Il. Sears and d.
Criuenden. Messrs. Sears and Critten.
den are the new members. The other
Directors were reelected, having been
appointed at . meeting called some
months ago BY Mr.. C~rittenden.
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their heads. while the third held their
horses. Linstrom grabbed q BY the
throat, but the leader Of the trio threat
ened to blow . hole through him big
enough for Q man to walk through u be
did not desist. Linstrom had $292 90
and q gold watch taken from him. Bell
lost $40 and ELAN Is cents. johnson
dropped his watch and $40 in the bottom
Of the wagon, and handed over 81. The
men were made to get out OF the wagon
and stand In q line. The highwaymsn
took things quite coolly while robbing
them. Peter Csrlin started to give the
alarm. but was overtaksn BY n OF the
robbers and turned back. Sheriff Cum
nineham and Constable Brown are In
pursuit, but as yet have not been heard
fr0m.
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Marie Christine and Alphonso.
vienna, Oct. 2l.-Duke Do Bailen,
Spanish Envoy Extraordinary. has ar.
rived to demand the hand Of the Arch.
duchess Marie Christine. In marriage
with Alphonso, King Of Spain. After
all this iormslity. the Archduchsss will
make solemn renunciation Of her
rights Of succession to the Austrian
throne in the presence OF the Imperial
family aud the Duke Do Bsilen. 1t 10
expected that the A~rchduchess. accom-.
panied by her mother. will leave Vienna
November 20. for Paris, remaining there
two days to SEQ King Francis and Queen
Isabella. Her Imperial Highness will
then proceed to Madrid BY way Of Irun.
and will be conducted by the Ministers
OF War and Foreign Affairs with royal
bouors to the Pardo Palace, near Mad
rid, where she will sojourn eight days
previous to the marriage. which will take
place In the Atstoch Church on the 9th
or 2Sth Of November. The Kings birth.
day 10 on the 2sth.
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osAsr.s con.rocx RECEPTION.

The people OF Sacramento have been
actively Of work and their arrangements
IN now complete for giving General
Grant . reception inferior to none he
has ezperienced thus far on this coast.
He IL expected to arrive there BY special
train ct / o'clock p. n. tomorrow unless
unexpectedly detained. The people Of
Msrysvills and other points far and near
throughout that section Of country are
already gathering 10, or have made pre-
paratioos to do 30, and from 0rovills.
BED Blun. Grass Valley. Nevada City
and all the Sierra Nevada mountain
towns along tho line Of the Central Pa
cine railroad. even from Truckss and
vicinity, the people have made arrange.
ments to pour into Sacramento. Tho
railroad company assists in this matter
by special passenger trains at excursion
ra,ss, the fare from Truckee for the
round trip to Sacramento and raturn be-
ing only four dollars. Grants time be-
ing limited. such receptions can only DO
held ct . few principal points.
His reception and entertainment here
on the Comstock will be In somewhat
different style than anywhere else. and
may not be quite 80 extensive and grand
a. In San Francisco or Sacramento, but
Il will be none the less hearty and thor.
ouahly sincere. The grand reception and
general exercises OF the occasion will be
appropriately held at Virginia City. the
metropolis and present bonanza end Of
the Coms,ock and the honorsd guest
will NEE, with 9 reception Of which hs
will bs particularly proud. and remsm.
Der With lively pleasure all the rest Of
his Life. The programme agreed upon
last evening by the arranging represen-
tatives Of Virginia and Gold Hill Ia that
the General shall DO received BY the
leading dignitariss OF both places at the
railroad depot In Gold Hill. and thence
escorted over the Divide in gallant style
to Virginia. This arrangement 10 smi.
nsn,ly proper and satisfactory 10 every
respect. and the only one whereby q full
and complete opportunity could be given
for the citizens Of both places
to Join unanimously In the gen.
sral Comstock ovation. It 10 the only
way In which full justice and honor can
be done to the popular guest. Car
riasss will Be provided. and the military
will escort the General from the dspo,
down past the Yellow Jacket works a.
far a. the Crown Point Office. thence
sountsrmarchins up Main street. to be
Joined by the main body OF the Gold
Hill procession aud pass up to the
Divide. where the main Virginia process.
sion will DO waiting to join in the grand
triumphal march into the city. Grant
IL expected to arrive BY special train
next Monday forenoon. Every dag in
Gold Hill will be displayed. and every.
thing that can make . noise will be
turned loose ON that occasion. II We
cannot outshins Virginia we will do
What va can toward 1t.
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A drunken fellow down at Vallejo.
California. the other day. nearly killed
his wife with . Ratchet, hacking her
Door head In q most horrible manner
before she could escape. Then he tried
70 run away. but was overtaken and ar
rested. He pulled out q knife. placed II
at his throat. and threatened to cut
Il they laid hands on him. bot they
finally eos1sd him no, to. When such
. wretch tries to wind up with good
act like that. why should meddlins fools
intsrfsrsf
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shotgun Retrlbution.

BED BLUFF, CAL, Oct. 20.-Yssterday
forenoon Gen. Chas. Csdwaladsr Aired
two shots from . shotgun at L. 8. Wei.
ton. formerly Of the Arm Of Cone Il
wslton. The gun was loaded with bird
shot, aud although one charge took Of.
feet In welton's face and neck. he 10 not
seriously injured. It 10 said that the
difficulty grew out Of domestic Affairs,
aud also because Of Welton having
threatened to shoot Csdwalader.
RED BLurT. Oct. 81. -Wslton seems
to be worse, as hs 10 splitting blood this
forenoon. Cadwalader has been admit.
ted to bail In the sum OF $40. 600.
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IN DISTRICTS FORMERLY Raw.

By fever and aGus. Immunity from the dreaded
seourss 10 enjoyed By thoss who have rendered
their systems malaria proof with Hoststtsr's
Stomach Bittsss. the best preventive and rem
esq. Quinins cannot compare with Il In On.
cacy, aud 10 anything bot ssfs. Physicians
commend the ttttsrs f.r the rnedlL and
rssu.eitat'n NC properties andths closest analysis
tsdous nstufs. 10 does mot dstet-rats. 10 40
agreeable cordial - yell sss potent medicine,
and When mixed with braeht.h or uuvholesome
water neutralises III hurtful properties. Tue
d.nlssps OF Malicious loealitles. not Vniy In the
unitst States. bu. the tropics. yard 10 - an
Il Q Kept constantly on hand. Al ths tide Of
smisr.iion spreads further wsstvsrd, he de-
nsad for Il smonG thoes e,nyeled 20 tpeo1n.
yer the visasassles y sai.ssa. ssssssauy H.
seVaese.
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READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF.

Many valuable discoveries and much useful
tnowledae 10 kept from the world. because OF
the immen,s expense In making them known
to the people. This 10 not the case with
BosoHhH's GERMAN SYRUP, although but q few
years introduced into this country its sale nov
reaches 10 svery town sud vill,g. In the q. 8.
Its wonderful succe-s 10 curing CJnsumpt on
severe Coughs, Pleumouis, Asthma, aud all
other disea &c OF the throat and lungs. was drst
made known BY distributing every year. for
three years. over tO0. 900 DO tiles TO the afiicted.
nv Of Aaros. By Druggists. No such . t'st OF
merit wa. ever given before to any other prepsr.
alton. Gould % ask moref Go to Jour
Druggist and get . bottle for rs cents and Iry Il.
Sample bottles 10 cents. W
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4 Cool Highway Robbery.

sTocxros, CAL. Oct. 2l.-chsrlss
Linstrom, Frank Bell. Fred johnson
and . man named ELAN. while on their
way to Linstrom's Ferry. nine miles
from this city. were stopped about four
miles from theirs. between z and 9
o'clock Saturday evening, By three foot.
psdA. I've u when presented pistols -
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Historical Church.

PzrLAprLPRIA, Oct. 2l.-Ths visiting
Governors attended divine service Sun
day at the old Christ's Church. which
Washington attended while President,
They were seated In the pews which
Washington and Robert Morris occu'
pied. Gov. Hoyt was accompanied BY
his stat, who were in full uniform. The
church was decorated with Gags and
national shislds containing the names Of
Washington. Morris. Bishop White,
Franklin and Francis Hopkinson.
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Miss Mary A. q. Gay. . Georgia lady.
complains that Mark Twain has been
making liberal use OF the contents Of .
book publish,d by herself in 1858, under
the title Of prose and Poetry" In the
preparation Of his own "Tom Sawyer"
To make good her charge she 10 about to
bring q . new edition OF her book.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-21

The Ward Rsf<z has entered upon Ito
dxih volume. Il has shown continual
improvement from the Arst, and 10 an
able szponsn, Of the best interests Of the
dourishipg district where IL 10 printed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-21

Ask Q Wise man to write poetry. and
he can manage to make q fool OF himself
ct short notice. II verses are out OF his
line. A digniasd Detroit judge. to OBJ
liss Q little girl, recently wrois In an al.
bau. my pen 10 poor. my ink 10 pale.
nv heart 10 Hsahlss LIE . Little doo's
.tah"
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OWNERS OF D0oS

IN THE TOWN OF GOLD HILL, TAKE
NoTfoBl That pursuant to ordinance No.
%. the annual tax OF = on each and every dog
keptin the town Of Gold Hill u due and pay.
d~srsigned, ~ I shaii proceed forthwith 70
strictly sniorcs The said 6rdinance.....
=. v. FOLSOM.
June -, i6Te. Narshai Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-21

Cremation OF the remains Of the late
Doctor L.moyno was successfully 40.
oomplishsd at Washington. Pennsyl.
vsnis. last Friday. The whole proceed
ing was conducted with strict privacy.
There was no excitement 10 the village
over the event. and not more than Q
hundred people were around the build.
ing when the body was placed In the
furnace. Peace be to his ashes.
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ST0CKR0IDERs' MEETING.

nFrIoE CONSOLIDATED DORADO MN.
INC COMPANY San Frsncisco, oalifor.
MIA. October Il. ls19.-A stockholdeu' meeting
OF the .boye-bsmed Company 70 hereby called,
and will DO held on TUESDAY. the TWBkTI.
nigh RI DAY OF 0oT0BER, ls1s. st .
O'Clock ?. r.. st the ones Of the Company,
Rooms . and Z. second door. 500 California
ret. for the purpose Of slectI & . Board Of
Directors, and the Transaction Of inch bustness
a may properly eoms before ssid meeting
JOHN MoDOU0ALL, President.
]. n. BuyYnoroN, Secretary. II