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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss. Dece mber 3D. A. d. 1880.
TTVHIS is to give notice, that the Twenty sixth
Il day of November, A. ID. 1880, a Warrant in In
the Court of Insolvency for said County of Cum
berland, against the estate of
WHITMAN S. DYER, of Portland,
in said County, adjudged to be insolvent debtor
on his own peti tion, which petition was filed the
Twenty-sixlh day of November, A. ID. 1890; to
which date interest on claims Is to be computed;
That the payment of any debts to or by said
by him are forbidden by law;
That meeting of the creditors Of said debtor
to prove their de- is and choose one or more assign
ees of his estate. will be held Court of Insolven
cy to be holden at the Probate Court room IN
said Portland, on MONDAY, the Twentieth day
Of Decsmber, A. D. 1880, at ten O'Clock In the fore
neon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
sstt Z. r. BROWN,
Deputy Sheriff. as No ger Of tho Court of Insol-
vency for sal )ounts of Cumberland.
dec3&1o
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SOMERSET COUNTY.
The PRESSES Views on the Governor
Question Commended = Small Pox -
Manufacturing Notes.
FAIRFIELD, Dec. !

FAIRFIELD, Dec. /.
On every hand one hears words Of COM
mendation for the PRESS because of Its posi-
ton on the gubernatorial question. After
the experience Of last year and the demand
we made that the vote Of our town should be
counted, we feel to make The same demand
because the principles of simple justice allow
no other course. Now is the time for the Re-
publican party to show itself . party Of princi-
pie by taking course that will command the
respect of all.
There Is considerable excitement in town to-
day over the appearance Of small pox in our
village or rather just ounide the village
limits A gentleman returned home from
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HARPER & BROTHERS,
Franllin Square, New York.
Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT to license obtained from the Probate
l. Court in and for Cumberland County, shall
sell at publ auction, on the premises, the 4th
day of january, A. d. 1881, at o'clock P. NJ. the
interest which Benjamin Stevens Jr. died seized
and possessed Of being he equity of redemption Of
lot of land situated on III. Notherly side Of Ok
ford street, No 233, in said Portland, with 2ts
story frame house thereon: said lot being thirty
three feet wide oxford street, and seventy
feet in depth, with right to use common pas
sage-way ten feet in idth In the rear Of said lot
Jos. ph K Merrill by deed recorded in Cumberland
Registry of Deeds, Book 3s6, page 531. The
above property is subject to mortgage to the Maine
Deeds Book 425, page 81; on which there in .lue
50, 900, and interest since March 1. 1880. Also
sold subject to taxes to city Of Portland for tho
years 1889 n so.
JOHN NJ. STEVENS. Administrator.
dec3 1aw3w
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The Duplex Ruler,

We have received from Dresser, McLsllan &,
Co.. the duplex ruler, invented by Mr.. Bates
OF Boston. 1t is 50 arranged that vertical lines
may be drawn without moving the ruler.
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Arrival OF the Brooklvn.

Steamer Brooklyn OF the Dominion line
from Liverpool via Halifax arrived yesterday
afternoon at five o'clock. She reports very
heavy weather, having been out during the
gale which the Lake Manitoba experienced.
She received no damage and arrived at Hall
fax Tuesday. She sailed from that port Tues
day night.
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Colby University.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Board Of Trustees
"A will be held ON FRIDAY, 17th., inst, AZ
clock p. NJ, at the Otnce of the Secretary Court
House. Portland Maine, to consider WI at action
the Board will take by reason OF the continusd ~
health of the President, and what provision shall
be made tor instruction In the department of Bis
tory.
Portland, Dec. 2, 1880.
deca&lO PERCIvAL BONNEY Secretary.
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VOSE & sons PIANOS
BY AUCTION.

NTESsRs vosE B SONS will MAKE Z sale Of
XXl their MHtchless Pianos, In Portland on
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th. Exhibition Tuesday,
1Ath.
r. o. RAILEY 4 Co., Aucsienesr,.
dsc3 dOt
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| PORTLAND, DECEMBER 2, 1880.
To the Han bOr Commissioner Of

TIME Boston s. Maine Railroad respectfully ask
IL permission to build Wharf and Track, frota
the land near the Round House. so called, to the
Harbor COMMISSIONER Lie, between vaushans
Bridge and the Boston 4 Maine Railroed Bridge.
{Signed1 S. f. SPRING, Director.
PORTLAND DEC. g. 1880.
TTPON the foregoing petition II is ordered: that
u hearing be appointed for SATURDAY, Dec.
11th next, at O'Clock p NJ, at tie easteriy end OF
Vaughan's Bridge near the premises described in
tn pet,ton: aud is further ordered that notice
of the petition and our order thereon, be given By
publication in two of the daily papers published in
Portland for seven days at least previous to the
hearing.
G. ii. FARLEY. "'
dec2 dtd
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1851.

In the Harper periodicals. taken together, we have
comprehensive set of journals that cover almost
all of literature art, fe and society In the MAG
dzine we have all Inc best literary talent OF the
world; in the Weekly thoroughly pure and dsin-
terested political publication In the Bazdr an arbi-
ter OF taste and fashion; and in the Young People
delightful miscellany that will always aid In the
sweetest AID pleasantet Of all earthly hours those
spent the companion hip of the little folks around
the hearth fire and within the sanctuary of home--
Saturday Ecening Gazette, Boston
Surely, no cultivated home will be without its
means of entertainment where these periodicals
come as guests. and no home in which they are
taken can be classed as other than cultured. .
How fresh how varied, and how stimulating are the
four publications which we have mentioned l-Brook-
Ign Eagle.
Remittances should be madc by Post Office Money
Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY: .
weekly publication. containing works Of Travel,
Biography. History and Fiction, at prices ranging
from 10 to % cents per number Full list OF Har-
per's Franklin Square Library will be furnished
gratuitously on application to HARPER & BROTH
ERs.
ER-HARPER'S CATALOGUE comprising the
titles of between three and four thousand volumes.
will be sent by mail on receipt Of Nine Cents.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

Supreme Judicial Court.
The following decisions were received from the
Law court:
PENOBscor COUNTY.
F.W. Berry, Exr., vs.. Andrew j. Stevens ct al.
RescriDt by Appleton . J.-Though a verdict has
been rendered in favor of the defe dant he still re
mains party the suit till the nal entry of judg
ment in his favor. In assumpsit the Court will not
pc init verdict to be rendered Ia favor of de-
feniant TO enable him to testify in favor of his =
defendant, Q plaintiff objscting thereto. Motion
sustained New trial granted.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
State of Nane VI David +. Murdock ct al.
Rescript by Appleton, c. JAIL participators In a
misdemeanor are Jointly and severally liable. Ex-
ceptions overruled.
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CARRIERS DELIvERY.-The following is the
mail matter collected and distributed dur
ing the month of November, 1880:
TEMPERANCE.


Semi-Annual Co INVENTION OF the Reform
Clubs.
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Dr.. G. W. BBNsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
NILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness and
will cure any case. Price so cts., postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS B Co., Wholesale Drug
gtsis, III and 1l9 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. octlSeodtf
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

HVOSE FUR SALEs
Avery desirable house on Emery ST.,
with good sized lot and convenient sta.
BILE. The above house is we'll furnished
with modern Improvements, and is very
comfortable, convenient, and pleasantly
situated. Enquire Of N. s. GARDINER,
or w. U. COBB. dec3 diff
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Municipal Court

Municipal Court.
BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
TFrRsDAY.-Andrew Hall and Jane Mcdonald
intoxication. Fined $5 and costs.
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HALE's HONEY OF HoARHoUND AND TAR
everpowers the most troublesome cough with
IN forty-eight hours.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
nnxN DIT
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MILL and Privilege, situated at Hollis Center
N1 Me-. near the Depot of the Portland and
Rochester Railroad, natural dam of solid ledge 81
IT, high, the building Is on stone foundation FAX
6S IT,, Two stories and basement, all new and ready
for maohinery small stream but neyer fails not ess
than IL horse power In the extreme drouth, but
nerally from 80 tos4O. Addres.
JAMES o. CLARK,
deSd1ws Sanford, Me.
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tue store will not oraby with
- '~-eN W.
STORE 534 CONGRESS- STREET.
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BRUNSWICK, Dec. z.
praise meeting was held by the Reform
Clubs, from $50 to 7.30 o'clock last night,
which was led by Rev. Mr.. Scott of White
Rock.
At 7.30 O'Clock the convention was called to
order by President Page. Devotional exercises
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Rogers Of cBrans-
wick.
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The Rossini club gave the first Of their series
OF recitals yesterday The following was the
programme:
Piano Duet-Marcb from Leonore symphony. Raft
vocal Quartette.Presage of spring.. Hollander
Vocal Solo--Dnrmi pure ......... Scuderi
Piano Duet-Intermezzo and fugue. :. Rheinberger
Vocal Solo-Loves delight Abt
Piano Solo-La Pomponnette ........ .Durand
Vocal Solo-Una voce. ,.... Rossini
Vocal Quartette-Swedish wedding song,
Sodernanan
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THOUSANDS of people at this season of the
year are in doubt just what to buy for Holiday
Present for some friend or relative. To supply
the popular demand for economical, durable
and useful presents, we have taken special pains
to proviie our customers with extensive and
varied assortment of stylish winter garments,
suitable for the old, the young, the grave the gay
Probably at no time have we been able to show
so arge and fashionable line of Clothing as our
stock now contains.
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through this land. Isn't it wonderful
1t had any business at alls

I
through this land. Isn't it wonderful
II had any business at all
If it had been a ''rotten fraud"
where would it have gonet Like this
woman's bank up in Massachusetts
that the very moment it was attacked
it melted away, and like all other
''rotten frauds" that have ever been
attacked they melt and Disappear they
don't hold their organizations; they
don't continue to get business. When
careful business men 60 there and
make investigation into 1t, they do not
then, it being ''rotten fraud, }" take
their policies out of companies said to
be good and put it into that "rotten
fraud" That is not the way of hon.
est business men. l say it is perfectly
wonderful it had a particle of business.
They remained silent except they took
the only recourse that was open to
them. They asked for an examina-
tion. Now just on that point, what
does fraud dos When you catch
rascal and ;.-aud him, what does he
do? When you catch him, If you have
not got proof clear upon him, what
does he do? Does ne open all his deal
ings up? Does he make clean breast
of it and show the whole thing and
say, Gentlemen, come in and look
and examiner" If he is "fraud and
utterly worthless" he says no such
thing. Test this company by that
test and to my mind it is one of the
clearest tests that possibly could be
put to thing that was unsound and
| unworthy of credit. These institu-
tions that are utterly corrupt fence
themselves by the law; they resist
everyeffort to get into their sacred Ar
cana; they will fence and battle every
man who attempts to 60 and make
that this company? Twill say to you,
no. They have no paper, no press, to
publish this in language of their own;
the company have no press; they have
to pay for what they put in print
And if they should attack Mr.. Croas-
dale in any other paper he would have
the right, if it were not true, to see the
publishers; and just the possibility of
litigation would deter people from
publishing. Applying that test -
Suppose this institution was fraud; !;
that these men had organized it and
intended it for fraud; when Mr.. Nc
Fee was appointed commissioner for
this State what had been their act?
Why before John r. McFee had got
ten his commission, these people asked
him to examine their assets. These
vile attacks had been made upon them
from this sheet, and they wanted the
public to know whether they were q
fraud or not. Mr.. McFee told you that
upon that stand. They wanted the
public to know if there was anything to
know. Mr.. McFee says, 'I am not yet
commissioned but as soon as I get q
commission, if you will make a request
of me in writing to thai effect, will
come and examine you, and give the ex-
animation to the public" AS soon as
that was ascertained and he got his
commission they sent him written re-
quest to come and examine that institu-
ton.
He came. He came with gentle
man whose mind was poisoned against
this company-I have not time to
comment upon that now, but can
show it to you as clear as a sunbeam
when do come to it.. He came they
threw open their books. He speLt
Continued on third po0e)
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LOcdt Lines,

IlB Francis will preach at th9
n Blp.i,, Meeting House,
[s,ONe ieuth this evening at
d.
|slatl re elected II. b, McInLire
ia5s,loflbe " ater Department
9s
I.,1.- El,ria Forrest is laid up
rssr at the Harlan X Hollinss-
iShifSes,
,gm.b.ne va er wheel in the
.png station Is commencing TO
Satisfactorily.
rColncil, No. 80, Jr. o. U. A.
Hop CouDcll of this city last
al we're asreeably entertain
aE,k4y social CLUB gives us
llali O4lltm evening.
s.mlI season wall soon be
1e.auhent has petilioned for
m lrIegTapb.
nbafg Wiheimj Concert takes
D. Opera House this evening.
I'LL noi finish up It's business
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DIED

CHANDLER.-Atn mis- residence in Chris
tiana Hundred, on the LIST of December,
MarshallS. Chandler,in the 65tb year. of
his aae.
AThe friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, on Monday, Dec. 9th, at
o'clock p. M, and proceed to Centre
Meeting House.
PEACH.-At his late residence in New
Castle Hundred, on November 80th
William Peach, In his Slst year.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, New Castle Hundred,
on Friday morning next, to leave the
house at IL o'clock. To proceed to Old
Swedes' burying ground,
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''"rtune seeks AN Owner

NJ sp5Si seldom offered to
labor. Sdaa1ienly being enriched
IEIihout ilger, disease and pri-
Ellhput aimv.,vl9g the comforts of
|tolsclenc.p proach. shame or Gues-
SEMI i,,eg, nc Is offered to every % one
nv yNew Yn,ia, Y A. cDauphin, No, Si9
New Orlaa,ilk City. or same per,
1 Inc Grn"aS La, and secure "a
| r. OH W. Sip WI J. Extraordinary Dis
20, uni.rD py the Louisiana state
|Sion Of Gontl tle personal care and
aqd IubaII =. +. Beauregard
nov24-7t.
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I.,v.espect that thete will be a
!, ,nsculaiion. There Is plenty
|, in Europe, they say, and II
L..Jin some way. No matter
|. hitherto been accumulatlng,
E,b4tbec capital has not been
|,rnpels with superabundance
.,,rtplise has been slack, a
,p,je /. bound to come.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

- ~ ~ - y
!Al, + upie's Musical and
LSr-'y Of the First Presbyterian
N' 'a"r ilrst entertainment OF
A '''' s'enlng, in the school
/" 'ao,'l. The programme was
W . '0lpleased all were present.
/ |'..A'n' opaued by a quartette
AIS. hale Currinder, Miss.
-l.A. and Messrs. Robert Helm
y b'T oIett singing "God is
|pl Ibis was followed by
4 |Fla.' by Miss Mamie Elliott
4 r1r's Il :5iey. Mr.. ID. NJ.
a', ,'u.l, Tie quai,etle sang a
| ~'eclons and the entertain
O' ''a-'ug Good Night"
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|SIylYED AGAIN.

4 UGon NJ. Z. Church, last
Literary Society that
l l'1j was revived by the
d the following officers
seat-joseph Gibson.
FfesIdenl-John Ii. Hazlett.
A. Mitchell.
aai ai>ecretary-Mary Speak
Maggie Harris.
G Nauagers-M. T. Poole,
Fiudley, Miss Julia
NJ. Joseph Money, Mrs.
l,yaIl, Henry Slice, Mrs.
Al'pe, Delaware Mason
EAy..
re'y Is to be known as the
Nd Musical Society of the
l. sunday School.
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/ 9allg Sasstte.
|PST EDITION.
:, GARFIELD is not SICK,
\ '''Ir Indigestion of politicians
y - oripcipal malady, but all
~ ,,,i,io. have to get used to
.Iihiug.

.nnm4 ration thus FIR com.
cain Of 2l.4 per cent
.o, of 1879. At this rate OF
=. ropoIa,ion Of the entire
~ ~, move TO be about Al ,oOO,-
| ''' .or nj ts returns, however,
.nv.growiug States Eastern
4 ,r, and The Increase in the
|...i,,s believed, will be sufi-
,,n,be above estimate to bO,-
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NEW ADvERTlsEaIENrs.

GALE OF cows.
y The Subscribers will ,%&&NWA
sell at Public Sale, at Red
Lion, East Marlborough, Wm
Chester county, Pa,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10th, 1880,
at / O'Clock, p. m.,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND SPRINGERS, TWENTY HEAD
FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
SILL & BAILEY,
L. w. stidham b Son. Auct'rs.
nov9-ts.
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BLANKETS.

! II, BLANKETS.
b. =, ~. H., ken'ard d Co., have a
\ lo,a. w. n'4nkets and are Offering
|day l'iees than they can buy
nov2i-eOd,
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4, Clearing House exchanges
Iu 'a.ted to Sl6,50O, 900, thu
oAy ever recorded in that
|5f pra.s usS'lng Yesterday of the
|, of n,,, gents of Guy Passenger
[D ~ 'llIadelphia negatived a
" reduce the fares 20 five
tae5 WA wa y l,er Of the last few days
!. 'u' Delaware river at Bor-
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ADVERSARY.

No. "a, l. o, o. F., cele-
~, il'eelllh anniversary last
Il 'N's aSipperin Robinson's
~ oh The attendance mum
|'1i''ly pers ms. After all had
E1, ,I' Hands, Z. F. James,
/. ',.', Dlmber of toasts, which
4 r.' ..''. e' y responded TO. A mum
y 'r1cnes were also made.
n ''I .' very tlesant one aud
'''!Yel by those present.
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n'e'lnss ro-Nixn,.
"a FRIDAY.

|sscai,9innt s0ceri9nt Guards.
No. .oi Lodgpse Democratic = Club.
Es coahsss,ii cHssi No. @ s. 1. Q. Q. 9. @ F.
nslon ConnNn9, N9, y, l. o. o. f.
|'%' Tribe NSil Nc No. [, .. u, A. M
NO. l Imp o. R. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-05
SUMMONS.
Tn THE DISTRICT Court OF TEE YrRsr
! Judicial District OF the btats OF Nsysds, IN

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE PIRsr
l Judicial District OF the btats OF Nevada, IN
and for the county OF STOREY.
Edith Francis Clsrk, plaintiff. ". Alexsnder
Clark. Standardization brought IN the Dis
triet Court Of the First Judicial District Of the
Btsts Of Nevada, In and for the county OF
Storey. and the complaint alsd In said county.
In the oncs OF the Oierk Of said District Court.
on the 18th day OF Decsmber. 4. 1873.
The 5tsts Of Nevada sends greeting TO ALx1-
AMBER CLARK. defendant.
fou are neieo5 required to spreer IN IN &C:
ton brought against you By The above named
plaintiff. In the District Court OF the First u.
dicisl District Of the stats OF Nevada. u and
for the county VI Storey, and ansvsr The con-
plant nled thsrefn within ten days (sxciusivs
Of this summons. n servsd In said county. or,
II served cut Of said county. within twenty
days. and In oil other cases forty days. on fuds.
msnt By default will b taken against you 90
cordins 70 The prayer Of said complaint.
Of this Court difsolvins the bonds Of nstri.
mony s~xisiins bstwsen you and plainu6: thst
the custody Of the minor child, issus OF said
marriage. Be awarded 70 the plaintiff: M
plaintiff may b Permitted 70 assume her
maiden name; kdith Francis; that you, dsIsnd.
plsintin and The costs II this Action "a for
cause Of seton plaintiff slleRss thst you md
said plsiufi6 intefmsrrisd a virdnis DIV Ma
vsds, on the 2sth day Of December. A. p. isjs.
and syer since have been and now II hu,bsn4
and vile: that for more than one ysar isst past
you, defendant, have neglected and refussd 10
provide Tor plaintln the common nsces,srtss Oh
lie; that such neglect was Wilfui and deiibsrsts
on your part; that you and plaintiff ksys not
lived OF cohsbtted together kincs the On dsy Oh
April, a. D 1873; that there u nov living the
Issue OF said marriage. . girl child, ssed two
year. named klixsbsih Sheldon CLARK; thss sires
the Let day Of January, 1878. PLAINTIFF has BEN
compelled 70 support and MAINTAIN hsrsslf by
her VI labor, and also 10 support and main.
tain her said child; thss si2s 10 rasonssis
counsel fee; all Of which will more fully spp,sr
oy reference TO plaintiffs complaint, 'vih q
COPY OF which you are hsreby rsrved. And Won
are hereby notineA that II you fail 10 snsvs,
ths complaint the said plainti6 viii spoiy "a
The Court for the relief therein demsnded.S
Given under my hand ana the zeal on ~ Die.
trict oour: Of the First Judicisi District Al ~
stats OF Nsvada. IN and for the county az storsy.
-, this 18th day OF Deosmbsr. n Is:
ZEAL yssr q our Lord one thor,snd
eight hundred ana ssysnty.nins
lsJ.k- MCDONALD, 0Ssf.
By A.zlY aolsl, pspstI. Cell. jsSssd
S. to $50. s:s 81 !. aep: s:;s!:.
oOU Oo.. PoFtland- Mafna
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DELINQUENT SALES.

sary will b sold at public auction. at the once
Of Parker Crittendsn. Rom ~. Merchants Ex-
change buildlns. No. Asi California street, san
Fr.ncisco. California. ON IauRSDAi. me
hour Of one O'Clock p. 4. OF said day. 70 Fay
said DELINQUENT assessment thereon. togsther
with coats o. sdvertisins and sxpenses Of sale.
JACOB SrADTFfLD, in, Secretary.
~Ofiee-Room %. No. az California street.
San Francisco. California jale
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PATENT, No PAY,


OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
d..ign. trsds naa,hs ara Iahala Csyests N
signments, lnferferences, heterogeneous and
all matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend.
Cd 10. We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - to p~atentability. fse oi
charge, and all who are interested In new inven.
IL sent fee 10 any address. and contains CON.
plets Instructions how 10 obtain Patsnts, and
other valuable matter. During the past i've
years Ne have obtained nearly three thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors. and
can give satisfactory references In almost ever
county In the Union.
Address,
LOUIS DAGGER 4 CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law,
Il proit Building. Washington. d. {.
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STOCK DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE ALABAMA 4 HUMBOLDT CON.
~ Mining Company, San Fancisco. jam.
ary a. ise0.-Notics 10 hsresy Eivsn that At .
above Company, held on ths alst instant. Q
stock Dividend Of FIFTY Per cent was de-
ciared on all the capital stock Of the Company.
Holders Of stock are requested to surrend.r
the old certificates 10 the Sscretazy st the once
Of the Company. and receive the pro nta
they are entitled TO In new stock.
WI. u. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-No. ga Montgomery street. Rooms 3
and g. San Fnncisco. California Js2l limo
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%pEIISQUESf SALES.
Con.

Greenebanm. Helbingk 20,
Tfustees. 9666. .200....t0 =.
oreenebaum, Hslbipg d %.
Trustees. 1851. 10. ....k =.
oreenebsum, Helbing 4 %,
Trustees .6S336.. 5000. 1000 q.
oreenebaum. Helbing 4 Co.
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