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The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
MEALS TRIAL Nor TO BE RE

MEALS TRIAL NOT TO BE NE
MOVED FROM THE STATE COURTS
The opinion of Chief Justice Come
gys read before the Court yesterday
morning gave inexpressible relief to
the great mass of our people. No
man who ever occupied the Bench has
shown more uniform christian senti-
ment and humane feeling for the
negro race than has the Chief Justice
and his associates in this State. JUS
tice has been meted out to the colored
population with gentle and so far as
possible a sparing hand. And the
well considered and wise conclusions
reached by the Chief Justice in his
chaste, cogent a d finely chosen sen
tences fell upon the ears OF eager lis
teners us the trickle of refreshing
water to the impatient traveller. Res
piration was freer the moment the
crowd of intensely interested listen
ers saw the conclusion reached that
the State would not yield her jurisdic-
ton over crime of the most dreaded
character, and that while the greatest
Difference and obedience should with
pleasure and pride be rendered the
authority Of the government, the peo-
pie of Delaware should be protected
by law from the acts of horrid Offend
ers, who seek to perpetrate nameless
acts upon The weak and unprotec ed,
be they never so poor and humble.
In this decision we see the determine
tion of all of our law officers to make
the humble cottager as secure in his
lonely country home as the wealthy
and more favored citizen in his
palatial residence. 1t would be diff
cult to tell whether there was greater
pleasure felt at the opinion of the
Chief Justice than over the fact that
his conclusions were concurred in by
both Of the Associates on the Bench
at the time.
1t is clearly evident that while our
people wish TO be and are as compass
sionate and forbearing as possible,
like all civilized communities who aim
at the highest state of freedom as
we'll as of morality, they see no means
by which crime can be restricted but
by severe and rigid punishment by
law. 1t will be seen, therefore, that
the Court has resolved to try the
negro, William Neal, and leave the
matter to the approval Or disapproval
of the United States Supreme Court.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

YESTERDAYS Times has the follow.
ing pen picture OF Hon. Horatio Sey.
mour:-"Six feet In height, erect and
vigorous, almost seventy years of age,
but in appearance not more than sixty,
his brown hair and scant side whiske s
slightly tinged with gray, his keen hazel
eyes as full # fire as in his youth, his
face the kiniliest and most distinguished
that meets he passerby, dressed in black
Oroadcloth, with the coat luttol ed
lightly over his chest, and wearing silk
hat In all weathers-such Is Horatio Sew
mour as he may be seen on the streets of
Utica any day. Diguifed, yet always
accessible, good listener as we'll as
tslker, his is the rare instance of pub
lie man who holds the unbroken respect
and admiration of The people, with
whom he has made his home for nearly
two generations"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

TIE REAcTIoN.-The New York
Commercial Bulletin says:-Last Janu-
ary many iron manufacturers entered
into contracts for large supplies Of ores
during The current year, running from
the opening of navigation all the way
down to November. That was when
everything was moving irresstibly up
ward. Standard or magnetic ore was
SO and hemaLic ore S. per tomas against
$4 and $2.25 per ton respectively the
preceding Juue, when everything was at
low-water mark. Contracts were also
made for a large feet of sailing and
steam vessels to run all the season of
1880, bringing ore from Lake Superior
to the lake ports, the carrying price per
ton being on the highest scale. Now
the whole situation has undergone a
radical change, and there are now no
orders at fancy prices, but the outstand-
ing contracts for ore at 50 per ton and
the contracts for transportation at high
rates are all standing. To buy ore at
that price and sell pig iron at $40 is uin,
but the miners aud the vessel owners
show their contracts and demand that
they be lived up to, and this the iron
say they cannot do. The
miners, so far, refuse to yield.
This is not all. The vessel owners will
soon be claiming large damages in the
shape OF demurrage, threatening serious
which the Courts may
have to settle.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

Miss NELSON has made by her the
atrical performances in this country
since last fall over $3.50 She is
now going to fulfil an engagement in
California which will net her $1S, 900
more. She is conscientious and
thoroughbred artist, and we are glad
that she has been paid so well for her
work. Her success shows that when
shakspeare's women are properly put
upon the stage in The United Stales
they find an ever-appreciative public
to see and hear them.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
CLOTHING.

Now, at the beginning Of sum
mer weather, we have the fullest
assortments of everything in
Mems, Young Mems and Boys
Clothing.
We have provided it under
the most favorable circumstances
every way; we like our stock
we have cloths and shapes innu-
merable to suit all tastes and
uses our prices are, as they
always are, at the very bottom
and you have this advantage in
buying of us-you are welcome
to bring back anything that
don't suit and get your money.
Other merchants may try to
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as we do; they succeed in
proportion to their facilities.
Nobody except us, so far as we
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
if he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to meas
ure the fuest at a quarter below
the current price; and in ready
made shirts we mako three
qualities, each having Its admir-
ers.
SPEoIAL.-Trousers made for
$6 and $5, broken assortments,
but excellent and seasonable,
are going while they last for
$3.50.
WANAMAKER L. BROWN,
Il Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
.--@-..s Streets, -,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayl9. .n-
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
BLGfne'S CdMdidacU.
CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL YET CONF
OUT AHEAD AT CHICAGO.

CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL YET COME
OUT AHEAD AT CHICAGO.
William L. Chandler has made n
careful estimate of the composition of
the Chicago Convention, aud predicts
that Blaine will have a plurality on the
f1rst ballot, and will be nominated on
the second. Mr.. Blaine's friends in
Washing on and in New York are in no
respec, discouraged by the action of the
LIMOS Convention, but are confident of
victory. The Lou siana Cony.nIion
will send 8 Grant aud Sherman dele
gates. In Tennessee three former
Grant delegates have promi ed to vote
ior blal1e. Throughout tue South
generally Grant is regarded as loslnu
strength. Tie Galena Gazette, whose
ehl.or IS personal friend f G. neral
Grant aud lows "her of he asserts. la
day publishes a semi-ufficlal Statement
In VII ch lie says s:-"General Grant,s
name has never gone fure the public
AZ Candidate Tor the Presidency by
any word OI act Of his own, and he
most ce tainly will not order his name
wlthdr .wn.' Ii a despatch 10 a Wes-
te II ed tor Mr.. Ch.ndler sa,s:-
"Ihe best and mo l reliab estimate e
hat Can lie made gives on the first bal
lol Oh Cage Blaine 3U5, Grant 2Sg,
> elnan los, Z hnunds :5, " ashbnrn.
IL, NH III 10, ~ $50 for Grant to 4G7
I all "lhere. lhIs estimate is based
upon 10 vo IS iur B alne from New
Y" k, ard IL f.om Pennsylvania, bu,
none ftom Ohl" r Illinois. or the 20
c"lilestIng dele-at 5 from linuis, elect
Ell by str" g'sl Republican Cong es.
sl"ial "lsIrcls, IA are for Blame aud q
t1r WdslIburne. have little doubt the
result viii sub>lanlla ly verify the above
estimate, aud that Mr. Blaine will be
nohi aled ou the -cpni ballot"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
No Fear.
Elmira Free Press Dem. May q.

Elmira Free Press Dem. May 81.
Nobody is so foolish At this hour as to
believe that there will be rny d niger IN
resumpli IL of pow by the Democ at D..
ic party, even though the man to lead to
victory ,hould be a favorite of the Son h.
II is sufficiently established that The can
d. te will have "A record which no man
can attack; that he will no. be Soulb-
ern man 50 much as nation Al man.
Indet the South has not the first ca, di-
date unl' S. Mr.. Bayard may be thus
mentioned, aud is equally devoted to
Bayard, Hancock, Field, or whoever
would be acceptable TO the NorLb-tbat
the South proposes nothing for itself that
is not called fol- by the Interests of the
nation ;and, indeed, that it will come
into the canvass with a Candidate yrrv
unwillingly If IL comes at all Tn.
South will support any man who will be
acceptable to the Democratic patty and
:he county. That is evidence enough
that the South has a right to speak, and
It certainly ought to speak out of respect
for itself.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

A SCARCITY of legal tender notes is
complained of in all Eastern cities. Re.
Gently case occurred at New York
where gentleman, wishing to make a
tender under legal advice OF the sum of
$ll3,O0O, which in gold would weigh
about 800 pounds, bad great difficulty in
getting together the requisite greenbacks
and only procured them finally under a
promise TO return them Immediately.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
STREET CoMMIsSIoNER's OFFICE.
No. o19 EAST 5IxTH STREET
WILMISGroN, Del. NAV III. tx


WILMINGroN, Del, May l7th, 1880.
Scale u proposals will be received III the
pDx IN me city Council Chamber, until
I.3O p. M, Thursday, May 27th, 1850 fur
luI nIslllng teams aud hau ing by the
load, sand from the sand pit and stone
from the Stone Breaker, TO any part oI
the Guy wuere The street Commissioner
may eed hem. The Contract wiIl he Ior
the space of SIX months. Parties bidding
wall piease state the number ol teams
Luey can lurnish and the pii,e per LOAD
Oh not IL 81 Than twenty -tve busheIs.
a Dond III securl IN The um OF one
nunured dollars must accompany each
proposal ior the good aiIh OF the Di1uer
anu The person or persons To wnom the
contract may be hwarued shall give "A
bonl with security III the Gum OF two hun
ur, uollars Ior The iaitnful perform .ice
ol The coutrs CT. Tue Committee reserve
the light r, Ject any or All bids, An
Dids inu be p."perlJ signed. seaIed ana
endorsed 'Ffoposals Tor CIty Hauling."
For lurlher Information Apply To
l.. 4. LYNCH,
mylS-9 st - ommissIoner.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

HANLAN and Riley will row to-mor-
ro" in Washing on. Riley appears very
cefiant and says he will mol bring dis
grace upon the American Tag like Court
ney. There is no doubt of HaDlan's
ability to beat Riley, but the latter will
deserve credit if he pushes Haulan, and
give American sportsmen at least some
consolation for Courtuey's dsgraceful
defeat.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

HENRY S. FooTE's death was the
result OF singular accident. During a
recent visit to Washington, when rising
suddenly, the top Of his head came in
contact with the sharp point at the
bottom ofa chandelier, a dangerous
wound being Inflicted.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

IOTICE.- Persons VINO no m1h sor the Unit.li
sns Siass 81 IN Sn' y
Jniy. tsei. and paid com e,at mgiS'iS65 IN iS65 and
We're We're req required to procure nSsp .be latter
enter the military service u,,It y Mage to CONS
draft, will find 1t to their adyan5rS6 or BY Letter
municate, either personaihhioy has been aa,
with The undersigned' TsT Stature to colieS
thorized by the state Wat Var. The commaTESsss TSs
sct % Of Congress 10 refund me f. +. DAY,
ton @ paid on such cases; ;07o. u WI
Doyer Del, July 10. 1S'V
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
SPECIAL BARGAINS
NO. Gil MARKET STREE
Half way between 9Th and 7th'

GRANGER STORE lO3. EAsl
a Street Our Fosters teas aloeyf
is the best tea ever offered at thal plvs
any city, parties that buy 1t once nsr
use any other. We are the only BeI
here; II is only sold In Belfast, Boston lt ,sb IN
l03 East sixth street. We nave ges' nssyJ sS
peaches, both white and yellow IN nss
syrup AT lSc. per can h corn stsfGl u NJ ~
2 cans of sardlnes, 25c. oysters o. rSI2 E
can; pine apple cheese at l5c. per ~, of IN N
cheese has been used by soIlls a, S,SIl
cest families, and are pronouhceu oa, S nj
lent. Horse radish lOc;; bottle aSe swee' ts M
lc.; bottle North Of England sauu. aans tai|
prunellas Csc. n; canned apples, ,,,, cscs csEss
25c.; New York jumb les, l2c. n iT1ll 0i [SNd dTsd
pounds for sc; egg biscuit 1iecs. 2Ve., wa ws
beef l21zc. per pound by me ple'gi lne IN our|
are about 10 make an alterallon Vases ,L
store and in: order to empty our In nOi'i,s y, Sc
stands we viii. Sc | our whit, p,,s drlps !" XII nd
per gallan. Don't forget 70 ,s seGs'V Gran.
bargain in molasses while ltllas''' WV
gers store. lO3 East Sixth street! wIER.
my20-6t. L. y"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

ENeLAND's best of queens, Vic
toria, was sixty-one years old yester
day, and all loyal Englishmen in all
parts of the globe and on every sea,
celebrated the event with appropria' e
ceremonies.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
NJ UI ICE 10 Bon NDhOADEn,
IN OFFICE OF STATE lhEASUHER
bower Del Mav Isgn

DUFVII DVIsI NI"y T. I0oU. J
BY virtue OF an net of the General An
semb y, passed AT DoYeI, FeUru ry q.
lo''' / hereby give noti,e TO holders oI
belawale sta Bonds, that shall attend
the city ot PhliaIeIphia, dur ny The b A
hes' houts oil tn Al bank, GA the three first
se' uiar days oi July, 1850, prepared to re-
uten auu pay oil al the bonds from No
OIL 10 5io, both Inclusive al the denoml.
haIlon ol one Jhousai d dollars each OF the
lss Of the bonds of the STATE of nelu-
waie. under dale OF January !, 1865, aud
ll"I from and ali er the said first day OF
Juiy, 1851, the interest oA said bonds will
Cease. ROBERT j, KEYNOIDS
my 'eod2m. State Treasurer.
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Fashionable Furnlturel
]; & J. N HARTMAN
No. 4IO King Street
wIJ,MINGTON, DEL

WILMINGTON. ULn' ma clu!
. we respectfully inform; ,Ss ~ sur.
49, Gems OF Jilmington, lne o centIpui
rounS IL country ln' wv wv m hand
10 manufacture and Keep ~ =" ware
o. oa%s oar iFrSe FnTnsure Of every s@d
tyle, consisting OF Mahogany M moSsTir psrior
nd Walnut Furniture suitable ioi
lSuing-room and cha mber uses 10 r0er and
ore varied than can be found az ~ bIIshmsni
d al / articles sold at our es'A'
warranted as represented. ,osbionabls
Venitian Blinds OF the nps, ,,ont constanily
= n'b hand. nd We also manufacture az SPqs sp D.
stantly keep q large assortment aSaes ~
Hair. MOS and Husk Mattre@ssxepS tr@xpuAN
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
nAnn.

To ali who are suffering from the err
rors and tndiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manhood.
&c., will send q recipe that will cure you
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addr ressed envelope
TO the REv. Jos EPH T. INMAN, Station ID,
Nsw York Guy. May1-eodD&wly.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

LARGEST RETAIL STOCK oFHosIERYAND
Underwear IN America. Cook BROTHER
Nos. 81 and SO NORTH EIGHTH ST., PAzLA.
DELPHIA. Mall orders have prompt at
tention, jan29-wly8pnr
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THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

Whole Tickets o.. Halt Tickets, ~.
n Tickets, 95U. IS Tickets. sI0O
All Applications for club rates should ne
made 10 the home office.
Full list OF drawing published ii I,ouis.
vile Courier journal and New York II er-
AID and mailed TO all tickeL-hoiders,
l. tMlT MONEY BY MAIL OR EX-
PRkSS. Address X. NJ. BOARDMAN,
Courier Journal Building, Louisville. X w..
tu.thu6saL- d6w3W.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
NOTICES.

ISOR SALE.-Good will, lease and fix
F lures of one of the best paying res
Laurants in this city, licensed. Lease has
GREGG q PIERCE,
my2D-3t CLAYTON House,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

OAsH ALWAYS AT COMMAND FOR
" NOR LGAGES, LARGE OR SMALL,
CIlY AND COUNTRY.
apr3-w6s. HEALD & co.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

A. OR kENT.-A large lot Of ground near
T. Market street suitable for coal or
lumber yard with railroad track.
Apply TO EVANS PENNINGTON
my12-6teod No. East Sth street.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

n OF CE.-5y0 shares, 10Th series, Me-
~ chAnics' Loan stock for sale. First
ayment on the second Tuesday In May.
Apply 10 W. J. MORROW, Sec'y.
mar22tomay30, All French street.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

LNORSALE.-The Central Loan Assocla-
Il tion offers 200 shares OF stock in the
tenth series foI sale at 81 per share. Book
now ready. Apply to
ID. +. HAWKINS. Secretary,
myll-l0t. No. 404 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

- -~OL1 n@
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, ON
Monday, MdU 3Ist, 1850.
These drawings. authorized by act OF
the Legislature OF 1869, and sustained by
1.-The Courts of Kentucky occur regularly
On the last day OF every month (Sundays
exeeptedJ. and are supervised by proml-
nent citizens Of the State.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of ofobtaining,
for only 81, any OF
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25
PROPOSALS FOR CITY HAULING.

uny21.7t
The daily gazette., 1880-05-25

NyOTICE.-The Workingmen's Loan
IN Association offers new stock for sale
first payment due May 9Th. Apply to
GEO. O. MARls, secretary
mYl8-l.t I. COL Shipley street. O. d floorl
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
c.go.y yyEy ., issa.
J,ly .. 1854.
GENERAL NOTES.

Female walking matches are called hoof-
ing matinees in parts of the West.
An aeronaut displays the hight of pre-
caution when he takes coffin up in a bal
loon with him.
Josh Billings is a humorist who has made
reputation by knowing ust how 70 apply
the word "cuss.
No, Harvard man, we will not pub
hsh your lode to corset" The time for
spring poetry has gone by Boston.
All things are not ordered for the best.
Whisky is often ordered when it is settler
that is needed 4 Philadelphia Chronicle
Herald.
DR.. John Hall is reported to have said
that he knew preacher in Ireland who
used to come down from his pulpit every
Sunday, after the sermon, and the people
passing in line in front of him would shake
hands and pass the compliments of the day.
One elder told the pastor one day, Let
the Lord keep you humble, sir, and we will
keep you poor -
Hans Growyost, a worthy German farm
er, who has been lifelong resident OF
Berks county, has shrewdish wife, who
has long rendered his life anything but a
couch of roses. One day not long ago she,
III fit of pique, picked up her buds and
left him, yowing never to come back. The
news went around among the neighbors-
yon know how intelligence of all kinds does
travel in the country-and at night several
of them, of whom | was one, went to con-
done with Hans He sat on his front stoop
putting away at his pipe. Hans, | re-
marked, 81 pity you" "My boy" re-
Piled the honest Dutchman, as he disturb
edly knocked out the ashes of his pipe,
you vas right. She has shust come
back p [Chester pa Democrat
81 say, mister" said dirty-faced ur-
chin, stepping into the grocery, did it
tear round and break up things poorly
bad?' "What do you mean, my little
man ?" replied the grocer, thinking he
had a customer. &c mean did it smash
things generally, Xix horse hay, cutter, or
did it glide round quiet like, like geeyus
goin'for to nab Teller ?" The grocer evil
IDENTIFY didn't understand so the boy ex-
planned "Why, yer see, mister, marin
says your pounds o butter are a-light'ning
all the time; and kind o thought, you
know, it must be poorly strong lightning,
and might do heaps o mischief, yer know. +"
The boy was round the corner in an in
slant the potato that whizzed through
the door didn't come within rod of him.
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,ysJlrzJs STRUTZ.
CAPiTAL ALE VAULTS,

SUCCESSOR TO FOX STRUTZ, IMPORTER
and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. Al street, Sacramento. Sole agent for A
IIupfeis sons New York Beer. ju14-4p1m
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS
-FoR-
CONSTRUCTING DAMS
YUBA AND BEAR RIVERS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD op DIRECTORS OF J
M i

OFFICE OF THE BOARD op DIRECTORS OF
DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. l,
SACRAMENTO CAL, July 6, 1880.
NY ORDER OF The BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ID of Drainage District No. l, passed at the ses-
sion held on the 9th day OF July 1850, sealed pro-
posas will be received at the Office OF said Board. at
Room No. SIS in the State Capitol Building, Saera-
mento Cal until IL o'clock NJ. on AUGUSTA, isS0,
for constructing two dams across the Yrba river
one at De Guerre Point, about ten miles above
Marysville, and about two miles below SAID
Doint also one dam across Bear liver (the exact
location will be designated the ground by stakes
with flaes) in accordance with plans and specifca-
tious on file in the office of the Directors as above
Each bidder must accompany his bid with a certi.
fed check upon some weknoun and responsible
banking for at least five t5) per cent OF the
amount OF his bid payable to the order OF w. IL.
Parks President of the Board; the condition oeing,
that ii any party to whom contract shall be award
ed shall fail to give the bond as required by the
Board Of Directors for the faithful performance OF
his contract the check accompanying said party s
bid shall be forfeited to the State =,
The party to whom an award shall be made VIII
be required to give bond, with two or more sure
ties, to the satisfaction Of the Board, and In an
amount equal TO fifty (50) per cent OF the amount OF
the contract, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance thereof. Seventy-five 5) per cent oil the En-
gineer's estimate of work done will be paid monthly
in warrants drawn on the State Drainage Construc-
ton Fund.
The work must be completed within sixty days
from the time of signing the contract and no mi
CRY whatever on any work TO be done And no
material used in the construction OF the work shall
be purchased from any contractor or manufacturer
who, either directly or Indirectly employs any Chi
nese or Monaghan labor. Separate bids must be
made for the construction OF each dam, specliyln9
the prices per cubic yard for each class OF work
Bids must be directed to The Board OF Directors
of Drainage District No. l, Room 3d. State Capitol
Building, Sacramento CAL" and Endorsed ON envel-
ope Proposals for Constructing Dams"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. CHARLES NJ. COGLAN, Secretary.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ton Issued out of the Superior Court of the
State of California, held IN and for the county OF
Sacramento on the LIST day of July, 1880, upon a
judgment recovered therein ON the POI day OF
March, 1880, III favor of William C. Farnsworsh and
against Feronicl Miller lin suit of Feronca Miller
against W c. Farnsworih), for the sum of SIS 10,
costs Of suit at the date OF ths entry of said iudg
ment and the further sum Of = %, accrling costs,
b. sides C SITS to accrue. Therefore have, this lst
day of July, 1880, levied upon the following
described real estate situate lying and being in the
city OF Sacramento, county and State aforesaid, to
wit the east quarter OF lot in the block bounded
by X d l., aud Third and Fourth streets.
Notice is hereby given that ! will, on SATUR-
DAY, the oath day OF JULY 1880, at the hour OF il
o'clock A. NJ in front of the Court house door, in
the city OF Sacramento sell at public auction TO the
highest aud best bidder for cash. all the right title
and Interest which the said Feronica Miller had on
the 22I day of March, 1880 of, in and to said fore
goingdescrbed real estate to satisfy said debt and
costs A HElLBKoN, Sheriff.
A. P. CArLIS Attorney for w. c. Farnsworth.
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And i'll accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board of Directors, made on the I'd day of july,
A. D. 1885, so many shares of each parcel OF stock
as may be necessary will be sold at the office OF said
company, No. 900 L street. in Sacramento city, on
the goth day of JULY, 1880, at O'Clock P. NJ OF
such day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses of
the sale D. DIERSSEN, Secretary,
iy5.lOt No 900 L street, Sacramento city.