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the waEA1lAnu HORROR.
The Yousg Lady Victims still
Anve-specuissfos N 20 she
Cause aud Medo OF she Rfendish
Assaults.

The telegraph states that the two young
girls who were SO cruelty assaulted and
nearly murdered at wheatland, Califor-
mia. are still alive and may possibly ro-
cover. Roddan. being questioned Is to
his ideas as TO tho motive for the deed,
says IL could not be robbery. and thinks II
revenge. because Ida's forehead was do
liberately cut to disfgure her. A Mr..
Steinman says the iron pin IL much like
one he used Q year ago about . threshing
machine, but he cannot swear that II il
his, as all threshers use similar ones.
Steinman 10 giving much attention 10 the
case. and believes the motive was Jealousy
and that the man who did the deed Ii now
In wheatland. This is the judgment,
also. Of three out Of every i've mon In tho
community. SO far a. regards motive, II
seems impossible to fx on any other the
DRY than that II was the miserable hate
that springs from the most despicable
jealousy ; that the iron bar was brought
more for defense than attack /; that the
cowardly wretch struck Ida with the dat
side Of the bar. and the end Of IL cut the
scalp and fractured the skull Of Cora I;
that there was no intention TO injure
Cora; that her presence In the room was
Q surprise /; that the intention was TO carry
Ida out and outrage her. but Cora's moans
and the rousing Of the Roddans frightened
the villain Oh.
All the associates Of the girls speak Of
both with the highest respect, and 1t 10
certain that both were pure. modest girls ;
indeed. Ida was Of . retiring disposition.
Is also was Cora, and went but little In the
society Of men. There are nc marks on
IdA's person 70 show that she was dragged
on the ground. hence the villain must
have been . strong man 10 have carried
her bodily to where she lay on the cobbles
and coarse gravel on the lot. All agree
that but ono blow wa given with the iron
bar, on the end Of which still cling silken
hairs torn from Cors's head BY tho cruel.
Jagged iron. which VA made into ih
present shape from the half oval tire Of 70
freight wagon. The weight Of tho iron.
falling q short distance, alone would crush
the skull. a. IL weighs Is pounds hence,
IL 10 believed that . blow Of full forco was
not struck. and IL was given with tho fat
side Of the iron, not the edge, leading to
the belief that murder was not intended.
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Bodle Items.
Rod;, N,rs. ,Juue IL.

What Bodis wants is moro mills. The
Standard. at work on its own ores, the
Syndicate, on the Same ores, and the
Bodie, crushing the rich ore Of thai
mine, are all We have. The Bulwsr.
MONDAY. Dudley and other mines which
are or are soon TO become milling prop
ositions. are nov without mill facilities.
aud until q new custom mill il erected
are likely to remain 70.
The new machinery Of the Jupiter
mine went into operation CD Monday.
and everything works like q watch. The
style Of engine il new to Bodis. It ID
the Niles double engine, with cut gear.
ing, detached boiler. and OF Eastern
manufacture. Gallows frame. engine
and boiler we're erected in nine days
after their arrival on the ground. II has
capacity TO sink 1900 feet.
The crushing Of the newly discovered
orc in the Bodie mine began last even.
ing at the Bodis mill. The mill has bu,
ten stamps. but a the new ore II Of
enormous richness, ten stamps can turn
out O handsome sum. The mill IL In
fine order and everything worked to o
charm at the start up.
j. II. Stonsr. one OF u placer min.
ers, shipped to San Francisco Yesterday
23L ounces OF gold dust, the result Of
one weeks run with three men and one
set Of sluices. with old fashioned rifles.
This is Q pretty sood showing for
''saltsd" Bodis placer digginss.
Just south Of the Mono works, on
Bodis bluff. Q reservoir Is being con-
structed for the purpose Of holding
water running to waste from the new
Standard shait.
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SAN Francisco Stock Report: 1t is
said that Q Sacramento man once met q
Marysvills man in hell. "what are
you doing here 2" said Marysvills. 81
came down here to spend the Summer"
replied Sacramento. "That's what I'm
here for myself" replied Marysville,
81 but I don't think the trip is worth the
expense, o. it's not much cooler here
than Il II at home" Think I'll stay
ct home myself neIt Summer" re-
turned Sacramento, "it's hardly worth
while coming 80 far for just a few de-
Qrsss cooler weather. Let's 60 and get
Q birthstone julsp.
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Reno Items.
Reno Gazette, June u.

~'F'
When Hammond & Wilson's building
is finished. Reno will have as elegant
and we'll furnished o little theatre Is
there Is in the country, and 1t will not
DO so small either. The full size Of the
hall will be 40 by 100 feet. with q gallery
running around three sides. The dress
circle is to be 40 feet wide by 60 In
depth. and the stage % feet deep. The
theatre will seat between 700 and 800
people.
Alfalfa Is growing finely In the valley,
and the first cutting, though somewhat
later than usual, promises to be very
good, II the grasshoppers do not destroy
1t. The yield will not 30 quite as large
as In ordinary years, but 1t will NO.
fall much short II the weather proves
favorable. Cutting will commence very
shortly.
Two large teams loaded with lumber
and shingles started out for Virginia to-
day. One Of the teamsters informed q
Ga,ete reporter that he could haul lum.
Der from here to Virginia by team, and
make q fair profit on It.
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WADE HAMPTON ON UxroxIsM.

Wade Hampton has not for some
years past been supposed to be very
deeply imbusd with strong sentiments
Of loyalty toward the Government. and
docs not confess to feeling very much
inclined that way even now. although
improving considerably. He appears
to acquisscs gracefully in the situation
and hopefully indorsss . conservative
policy on the part Of the South. In .
recent interview at Washington by q
Tribune correspondent Mr.. Hampton
gave deliberate expression to the follow
ing:
The South 10 eminentiy conservative.
and has always been so. II wants to be
auiet, and does not want to be . victim
nor mover in anything that will create
trouble or mistrust as to the laws per-
hitting the presence OF troops at the polls.
They were war measures, and all wish
them repealed. Observation-Disclosures
~ we'll - Republicans-are all at sea
about the South /: 10 did not attempt TO
seceds for war. and 10 does not follow that
because IL did not succeed in leaving the
Union that IL still wishes to injure II. This
10 the only country the Southern people
now have, and they wish to make IL ~
great and prosperous as possible. Tit
South ought 10 DO credited with having
prevented . war in 1876. When the whole
country was at fever-heat over the Pres
idential election. . gun fired In South
Carolina would have precipitated . general
war. The South Is stronger to-day than
In lsC0. There Is no feeling OF timidity
a~ctuAting her present actions. There Is
no desire for another war. The South
wants peace. This l know TO be the feel
ing Of the whole people there. The south
don't want anybody from that section Tor
either President or Vice President. The
South wants tho North to place two good
men in the held for these positions.
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A Remarkable Operation.
San Francisco Chronicle, Jun. 10.

San froneiseo Chronicle, June 10.
An operation. said to DO the irst Of
its kind which has taken place upon the
Pacific coast. and Of great interest to the
medical profession, was performed in
this city on the 9th ult., the patient
being now convalescent. II was for the
removal Of q hbroid tumor, supposed to
DO the growth Of twenty years, and
which had given great pain to tho
patient, Nine. Zeiss-D Dennis. Medical
statistics prove that about sevsnty.Ave
per cent. Of similar cases are fatal !; and,
owing TO the great difficulty and danger
Of the operation. few surgeons will I'M.
dertake one. II was . question OF life
or death, however, and Nine. Dennis
would have died In o few weeks had the
work not been done. The operation
was performed in the hope Of averting
death. II was performed by Dr.. Lane.
assisted by Drs. Burgess. whyths,
Simms, Plumber, Regensburger. Perry
and Haine. II was entirely successful.
the patient being now convalsscent. The
tumor removed weighed about seventeen
pounds, was tventy-eight inches In cir
conference, ten inches in diameter and
twelve inches long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-13

A RECENT visitor to the mines on
Treasure Hill. White Pine, says that the
tunnel being run into the hill to open
and develop the famous Eberhardt and
Aurora mines ct q great depth has passed
through the limestone formation into
shale. The Superintendent is reported
to bs very much discouraged at the out
look, which il anything but fiattsrins
for the prospects Of the Company or fol
the mining hopes OF the district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-13

ALEXANDRA McGREooR, Al officer OF
the Confederate army, writes to the
Cincinnati Commercial that neither
negroes nor white Republicans a So
cure the shadow Of justice in Missis-
sippi. and that be was driven from the
State by O series OF prosecutions under
. Law OF 1878 forbidding any white man
10 purchase cotton or farm produce from
a negro. This Law, he AYERS. compelled
the negroes to emigrats to live.
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In . speech at Rome last month,
Cardinal Newman defined liberalism
in religion a the doctrine that there is
NO positive truth in religion. but that
one creed il asgood as another. This"
he said, '.is the teaching which is daily
gaining force and ~subrance. 1t is in
consistent with the recognition of any
religion a. true. For thirty, forty. fifty
years I have resisted. to the best OF my
powers, the spirit OF liberalism in re-
liQiou."
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SAN Francisco Exchange: John W.
Pearson declares on oath that 1923 per
sons bathed at his Alameda establish
mont on Sunday last. He denies that
he IL distributing Phil. Sheridan OF
Wells Fargo original certificates as
premiums for bathers, but has imported
Q cargo Of chromos, which he will give
out ahortly.
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SURVIVOR GENERAL HATCH has struck
oil at last. He received the glad tidings
yesterday that oil had been found on
some land in Pennsylvania, owned by
himself and relatives. Hatch will DO.
come Immediately wealthy. b kind to
his friends and glide through the bal
ance of his life a. smooth o. oil.
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SAN Francisco Exchange: A Califor-
mia mins operator, temporarily ~sojourn-
ing in New York, writes Of the weather
"It's warm. It's hot. It's id
hot. II hell Is any hotter l don't want
10 70 there. for I couldn't stand 1t. Send
us q slice Of San Francisco fog and a
Whit Of q washoe zephyr Poor fsl'
low. he's in q bad way. But business
il business.
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Nrw PArKSrs.-Ths following. bear.
ing date Of juno 8. 1879. Is the
latest list Of United States patents issued
to residents Of the Pacific Coast, fur
nishsd by Dewey & Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents, San Fran
cisco : b. B. Brewer and b. b. Ward.
Sacramento. CAL, hydraulic propeller
L. Herbert and w. v. Henry. Hicks
vile. CAL. horsepower d. and T.
Morris. San Francisco, door'knob at.
tachment I; N. Seibert. San Francisco.
iubricator (rs-issue) /; John B. Ward.
San Francisco. scrow.propellsr ; 8. W.
Shaw. San Francisco. drsdging-scoop
nozzle Geo. II. Clark. Portland. Ogn.,
corset /; d. w. Brunton. Silver Peak.
Nevada, or~s-roasting fuanace.
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STANLEY MATTHEWS seems to have
swung himself out in favor Of the nomi-
nation Of President Hayes for q second
tsrm. He has declared on several coca.
sions lately that. while the President is
pledged not to run again, he (Matth-
svs) Is Of the opinion that q stronger
candidate cannot be found, and that his
nomination Is o possibility.
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THE Carson people are moving right
lively in their preparations for q grand
Fourth OF July celebration, and calcu-
late on getting up the best n this time
ct the State Capital ever known in this
section. The Governor and staff are
having new uniforms made for the oeca-
sion and expect to look stunning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-13

MAINE people are getting up . little
mining excitement Of their own. All
through tho towns that lie along the
Atlantic coast, from Psnobsoot Bay to
the Canada line. prospecting IL going
on. and new discoveries Of copper. silver
and gold are reported in many localities.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nRNDoRPF l. MAGEE BEG LEAVE TO
~ notify the public that they have disposed
Of their entire interest In the Delta Saloon 70
PETER J. DUNNB. who will continue the 3D.
loon 10 heretofore. All parties having claims
against the nrm Of 0RNDORFF 4 MA0KR
will please present them on or before the
TENTH INSTANT for payment.
ORNDURrF 4 MkaRE.
Virginia. Nevada. June 4, 1879. 8
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DISAPPOINTMENT

At Q meeting OF ths directors Of the above
company. held OF the twenty-fourth day Of
May, 1919. the date Of deeming stock delin.
Quent for assessment No. I. was further post.
poned TO "WEDNESDAY, June eleventh. 1879.
and the day Of sale 20 SATURDAY, June
twsnty.eishth, 1873.
Nv order OF the Board Of Directors.
nj RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary.
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pOarpONEMENr.

At Q meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
above COMPANY held on the lin DAY Of june,
1879, the date OF deeming stock delinquent for
assessment No. I was further postponed 10
FRIDAY, June twenty seventh. 1879. and the
day Of sais to MONDAY, July fourteenth. 1879.
By order OF the Board OF directors.
II RICHARD B. MOVES, Secretary.
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DELTA SALOON.

NHI UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PuR.
chased the interest OF OrndorY q MAGE
In the above Saloon. will c~outinus the ssme,
and respectfully solicits o continuance on ths
patronage Of the old friends OF the Saloon and
the public generally.
PETER ]. DUNNE,
Sole Proprietor Delta saloon.
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AGQQD PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating In stocks, by the 1.-TWO Unerrina
Rules for Success" 10 MeNrs. Lawrsnce &
Oo.s new circular. The combination method,
which this irm has made 20 successful. ena.
bles people with large or small means TO reap
all the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands OF orders, In various sums. are
pooled into one vast amount. and 90 operated az
a mighty trho<, thus securing 10 each share.
holder all the advantages Of the largest opera.
tor. Immsnse profits are divided monthly.
AIRY amount from IS to a. 100. or more. can DO
used successfully. N. z. Bdptst Weekly. Sep
sember s0th. 1878. says: "By tho combustion
system SIS would mako SIS. or6 per cont, $50
pays $3.50. or 7 per cont; 800 makes 81 1000. or
10 per cent. on the stock during the month. &C.
cofding TO the Market" Frank k~i<s Wus.
frated Newspaper. June 10th The combine
tion method Of operating stocks 10 the moot
successful ever adopted" Nep York Ldspas-
dent, September 18th: "The combination sys-
tam II founded upon correct business princi.
Piles, and nc person need be without an Income
while 10 IL kept working by Messrs. Lawrence
! %. brooklyn journal, April s0th: .Our
editor made . net pront Of SOL Is from $40 In
one OF Messns. lawrence 4 Co.'S combine
tions." New circular (pailed free) explains
everything. stocks and bonds wanted. 0sv.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence / o.,
Bankers, u Exchange Place Nov York. ais
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A wnsrEnS EDITOR speaks Of his rival
a. ''mean enough to steal the swill from
q blind hog ]" The rival rstorts BY
saying: "Hs knows be ties ; I mover
stole his swill."
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MAMA Well. Freddy. what hymn
did you have at church this morning.
Miss Russell (promphnely) Sun Of
Ny Soul. Freddy promptly: Sun Of
Miss Russell's soul.-Rm.
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MEssss. MoopI AND SANKEY'S "Hold
the Fort was played by the band OF the
bssieeed In Ekowe. Zululand. every
Sunday.
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TEE gay world moves a Paris
and American girls are in the thick
Of the whirl. A New York lady
met an Italian Count in the city and
subsequently renewed the acquaintance
at Rome. An engagement Of marriage
was agreed upon and the future Countess
returned to Paris to get hsr wedding
garments. The Count ascsrtained that
his fanoee had no money Of her own. and
would be dependent upon her brother
and sister for whatever they chose to
give her. and that the amount would not,
according TO the European fashion, 30
settled upon her before the wedding day.
He therefore wrote to the lady whom he
had pretended to love, saying that his
parents were opposed to the match. and
hs could not therefore marry her. She
will. consequently. b obliged to return
to America without having her name In
scribsd among the beauties who have
won titled husbands.
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PaxsrDxxr HAYES. II is said. will re-
main through August and September at
his home In Fremont, Ohio.
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HORSE FOUND.
TAKEN UP ON THE DIVIDE TO-DAY.
0oRREl HORSE,
With . rope around IT, neck. The owner can
recover the animal ON payment Of costs and
proving property. M
SETTLE UP.

A IL HAVING ACCOUNTS AT TEE CON.
"A stock Exchange Saloon, Gold Hill. are 70
questsd 70 come forward and ssttle the eame
on or befors Jane fbth. By doing % without
further notice. thsy will avoid disagresaols
consequences. D
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centennial Gravel Claim.
Nevada (Cdi.) Tran.erip

Nevada (Cai.) Transcript, June II.
In the CentsnniL mine, We learn
from Major Downis. one Of the owners,
that Q large channel has recently been
found which appears to be an overflow
from the main lead. E. Il. Andrews,
largely interested In the Gold Lake
quartz ledge, Sierra county, has been at
the Centennial all winter, but will return
to resume work with his partners on his
own claim a Vol as the snow has
melted on the upper ridges.
A LITTLE ORR in one Of our public
schools the other day had occasion to
parse the word "Angel." Coming 10
the gender she stopped dismayed, and
asked her teacher u "there are any men
angels 7"
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~ SEGREGATED EUROPA MINING
y Company. Location Of principal place ol
business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Storey county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 4th day oil
April, 1879, an assessment (No. ~ Of Twenty.
ave Gents per share WIS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, to the Secretary. al
the once Of the Company, Room Is, No. 2tC
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF May.
1879, will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay ment is
made before will be cold on TUESDAY. the
9th day OF May, 1879. to pay tho delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary.
Onace-Room 10. No. $40 Montgomery street,
San francisco. California. It'd
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o'o0NNoR-ln Virginia, June ~. Thona,
6LAvEN-In Virginia. June u. James Blaven,
. native Of Ireland. aged 30 years.
ooUNEY-ln Virginia. June II, John Cooney,
aged 20 years.
Mco0Le-h Austin. June 10. James Mooole,
aged 20 year..
MAUPIN-In Eureka. June 10. infant son Of J.
G and Sarah Maupin, sged 10 mouths.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous Kilograms.

l~srsorAL + II GOLD Hull p.Iz xrvs.]
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Gee A week in your own own Is outn
1OU ffes. Ne .risk. Reader, II you want .
business ut which persons Of either ssx can
mako greai! pay III the tins thsy work. vrits
MI Sns q. HILLETr . 90. Portland. Ma
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POsrPONRMRNr

At o meeting of the Directors Of the above
COMPANY, held on the 9Th day OF May, 1873, the
date OF deeming stock delinquent for assess.
ment No. l was postponed 10 sATURLAY,
NAY TwENTY.FUURTH. 1878, and the day OF
sale TO Monday. June Q. 1879.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
0td RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary,
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NEW TO-DAY.
IIsI oE UNCLAIMED LETTERS


DkNAININa IN THE POsTOrFI0R AT
II aold Hill. Storey county, Nevada. June
u, 1879. II not called for within one month
they will be ssnt to the Dead Letter ONCE ct
Washington. ID. o.:
Andres PeteeT .. Msgsp Mrs. Mary
Berget Louis owens Owen r.
Braden JP Pryde Robert
Bray John b Patterson Thos
C~happeIetF Paarcy job
Carre John Riley Mrs. Thomas
Oonckling Jno Robinson Samuel
Colby Rufus Roach Mlchsal
Colby Rufus n sneshan Miss Maggie
Colbrsl VI Steal W L
Crowley Johannah Stevens \ ] Mrs
Dougherty William Stafford Thomas
Ellen-Leixie stephens james II
Evens WmAO Tucker David
Ftrney James Tredinniek Nicholas
James W Robert vAsey Mrs. N
Kennedy MnM Vonnose Eleck
Lawrence samuel Wood Christopher
YoRRIoS.
Monsieur Foneere
Oberswerk fuhrer
Jose Tgnacio us Silva
j. b. MARSHALL. p. NJ.
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6oRN.
DIED.

wYoKOFR-In Gold Hill, June 10, To the wife
Of ]. wyckof. . son.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

SPECIAL TO TEE BOLD NIL DAILY Mws.l
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LII PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED
n TO me. and whose accounts arc now over.
due, are hereby notified that their accounts
must be setted Immediately. 70 syoid any
trouble. l. Z. SAWYER.
aoid Hill. Iuns 10, 1873. jsioiv
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POsTPONkMRNT.
Al Q meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the
above Company held on the 1lth day OF June.
1879. the date OF deeming stock delinquent for
assessment No. ] was postponed TO FRIDAY,
June twenty seventh. 1873. ard the date OF sale
70 MONDAY. July fourteenth. 1879.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
II RICHARD b. MOVES, recretsry.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS CENTRALLY

VAN sCHAAcK STEVENSON . co., whole
nssasstas:ss prices. 'A'p