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COMMERCIAL rRavE.r.s
where they Will be Pound I'm r.x.,
On sunday.

'ao0oys
The HERALD will esteem II A fave, :,
commercial travellers will inform ma ma,
postal card where they will be ON SUNDAY
It's our desire to make this department, =
reliable directory, and it will be Published
every Saturday morning. Please msil Won,
es rus IN nmo 70 reseh Us on Friday mornipr.
Mr.; M. MeClsllsnd, of st. Louis will ho
10 Dallas. ''u''' WI" oe
Mr.. George Nerriweather. of Nav York
will be in Dallas. -'" A0fA'
Sherman. WIN DO III
Mr.. F. NJ odens, of Detroit, Mich. will
Mr.. J. Z. Gartin, of Louisville, Kv will
be in Dallas. ny" VIII
"A Mr., ". B; Mcmillan, Of Now Orleans.
Mr.. c. L. Betterton, of. Dallas, will bo a,
MIR, 5. P. WEXFORD, Of Galveston .n
spend Sunday next in Waco. WIN
Adam Bordssh, Of Galveston. will snona
next Sunday in Dallas. 's'"'
s. y Watson, of st. Louis. will h. n
Dallas on Sunday. w 70 III
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since hr. Harry Il. Dorsey took posses.
SION OF the Senate saloon, corner of MAN
ana Lsmsr streets, he has had il eptirolv
renoVs'ed AID overhauled and repapered,
ana mas now the cosies,, snuggest, neates,
saloon IN the city. But the chief feature
with the Senate is the excellence of the
liquors there TO be found, The whiskics a /.
we very purest, Oldest hand made sour mash.
INC very nectar, creme do Ia crems Of
WHISTLES. His orsndies, wines land of these
ue mas iuli line). nles, mineral waters and
Ilgats, are all imported. There ia not a
1 ,ta l, worth OF goods in the house eIcep,
W." whistles and fresh beer always on tap,
that are not imported. With cordial wei.
come for all, and courteous treatment. and
only the finest quality OF goods, he IS making
inc Senate the place. Another feature Of
s sae par IS pure spring water, received fresh
and cool every day.
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Dallas, Texas, April /, 1881


"e"-SS tnptoms and Cure,
4he symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration, intense itching, increased BY scratch.
nv very distressing, particularly at night
~ IL pm worms were crawling In and about
'ne rectum; tho private parts are sometimes
anec,ed; II allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. "Dr. Swsyne's All.heal.
ing olntment' isa pleasant sure cure. Also
for letter, itch, salt rheum, scsld head erysin.
elias, BARRIERS itch, blo'ches, all scaiy, cri,sty
cutaneous eruptions. Price so cents, three
boxes for Sl.25. Sent by mail TO any nd.
dress on receipt of price in currency. or
,hree cent postage stamps. Prepared only by
D b STayne " Son, $50 North Sixth, street
rn,ladelphia, Pa, to whom Letters shoald be
addressed .;U, Sold by all prominent drug
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ton throughout its limits. Under roof a;
some seventy.fve thousand square feet the
shops equipped with the best modern tools
made especially fer the works. and with all
special appliances, with capacity for
working five hundred mon. it il no wonder
that their engines and boilers are seen ali over
the land, and that they are enabled to furnish
engines, por.sbe, traction. stationary, etc., in
as short time, and as accurate and com.
plets as any mandatory in the United
Staies.
Another and very great advantage these
works have is that they are ensbled 10 shin
from headquarters or from st. Louis, At a
moments notice, ANYTHING ordered in taeir
line, and in such condition that their every
part may be instantly put together for i'm.
mediate use without the yexatons and costly
delays so generally experienced. They viii
also duplicate any piece Of machinery with
equal promptness and ship with equal expe.
clifton. A series of years of actual snd ip-
Vulnerable transactions have verified I'll
these statements to the letter. Along win
these engines, they manufacture boile 3,
shtfGings, puileys, engineers supplies, etc,
ana all upon the most modern and scientific
principles, and TO suit tne requirements and
conveniences of the agriculturist, the me.
ehau'c, the manufacture, the business man
and all Others wishing for combustion OF
strength, durability, reliability and due econ
omy.
The ST. Louis house manager of these
magnificent works of unexceled reputation,
part end parcel of its growth and present
status, is MIR. Charles P Wiggios, a repre-
sentative who throughout all his section il
known rs completely understanding his bust.
ness, enthusiastically devoted to lis promo.
ton, and as tireless in those efforts a, n
steam engine itsel; and besides This
a gentleman whose mere statements are
implicitly relied on by oil who know him
whese iperality OF action and geniality OF
manner have won for him in the past what
they retain for him in tho present, hosts Of
friends. We state these things with conf
aenee and without single Qualification
despite his known Inodes,y. For the Alta,
engine works, and for Mr.. Virgins. we but
extend the strongest of all wishes when Wa
say we wish them the success their manifold
merits deserve
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MARK EcS by TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS

A., nj. LOulS,
Ut. Louis, April = Flour, firm and nm
changed wv" ""
Wheat strong and higher; No. . red fail
loeh@., cash, 7ss, MaNgH June. '"''
Corn strong anu higher ~ cash AnrIl
WE higher So @S6S; Cssh 35l., June
whisky steady; IC8,
Pork higher Is. 5.
La,u dull and nominal.
buis meats irm, shoulders 4 70; clear aides
81 bacon higher; shoulders . 90.
FOREIGN
LtvnPooL, April - IA IN. Cation
sleadler, nplands o; Orleans l.i6; sales IL. !.
~, speculation and expo Is, COS; receipts,
Classification. April delivery, 5 n al n q, Anil
anu May Si.Ssa q, May and Juns 0 LA nd
49, ~, ySne and July q, july and August s.i0
september ANA October 6i. fl IRE ralss arm
sales Tor the week ~, 700, 4 an IS o spec.
n,a.on 2Vo;si exports 1905 actual exports AGO;
American $3.50 al ,at DC, A nerican g7s.
l;3O p. m.-rutures steady
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VIII close his first term of twelve la.so,. :,
daneing at Turner Hall, on FRIDAY p;.h,
Apsi IS. Inc patrons are cordisny invited
win their children, to attend the evening
pleasure The first hour will be- devoted
s.sicuy 70 me misses md masters Of the class
s.,er which all are welcome. Gentlemen not no,
patrons VIII be charged one dollar Al the H,
'V'' Respectfully,
pc III, w. A. GEORGE.
H.. = =. ne class will reorgsnize April ID.
S .vs ,Ur mi'es snd misses, from 8 10 6 on
Gents class, same night from 10 10 TS;-
non for ladies. misses and masters. tiva AL.
Ia lars, TO term of ~ lessons. Gents fen dollars
tuition n advance, unless otherwise agreed
upon At tho time of entrance. WV '''''u
Respectfully,
w. A. GEonGr.
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District Court

Gases set for disposition in the distric,
court next week, commencing MONDAY
April 4, 1851:
r K company. Il " l .
SSoS-W, j Putty VS. w L Williams.
oSi9-Eliza Hicks VS. TORR cop,
pany. ~ ~ ooi'''
p SMso2-Mary and Clayton Miller ysH&Tt
S366,66--Minnie Y Lyte vs. N Carson.
4OlS-Msry z Rica vs. ksin & Csmr,ou
4lZ4-J 5 Binns admir-, VS. Il Morris
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Dr. Crowdns Dec,ine.

Messr'. a. 4. Obenchain. ,Ien, wor, IL -,
G.. McLure, com n Itles in Sansl - ~ Ny Ny
zen's meeting, O0""'' vi 'i'i'
uENrLEMEN-l am greatly bonored b,
We action oftho body you represent, il
selecting me as suitable candidate for III,
once Of mayor Of the city Of Dallas. and nm.
der ordinary circumstances, would feel NOM
10 accept, but at this late day | could moi
making the canvass. -
Respectfully,
no,,.. ~ j, w. CRowDus.
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Debt Statement.

Washington, April l.--Tho debt state
ment Issued to-day shows the decrease Of the
public debt during March to be: $685..
sl9.la; cash in the treasury s23Osl46o2 %;
gold certificates s6,l7l, 10000; silver cerlia-
Gates SbO,lIS 900 90; certificates Of depcsi,
outstanding $Gs $50 00000 rofunding certf.
icate' S7I6 95000 leesl ten iers outstanding
SSlo 6sl ol6.oo; fractional currency. out
standing 81, l,97S 90.
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|NQUEsT IN tn q CASE OF

hknown Man Rum Over and
pd by an Eng ine i'm the Houston
xas Central Engine Yard.
mention was made in the HERALD Of
~ morning of the killing of man
run over by the engine in the en-
ID of the Houston Sc Texal Central
The unfortunate man WAS 10 .
no intoxicstion and bad fallen across the
- He was mangled and crushed to an
1 gpizable mass. His remains we're
~ D over by the police until this morn
y zen an inquest was held by Justice W.
y. yards, acting coroner. The evidence
~ ID was rs follows;
JOHN sNYDER's TESTIMONY.
10 in the employ of tho Houston &
u Central railway company, ard WIS
Ling on he switch eagiue. as the engine
looming down tho switch lsst night,
ii O'Clock, sft5r some
saw this man lying on the track q lew
DENTS before We ran upon him, but
ght 1t was cinders where we had cleaned
- Engine, then aher getting nearer thought
L jas n boy, and grabbed for him, and
: gbt him in the side and held on TO him A
moments, but was forced to let him go.
as on the foot-board of the engine; the
he and about half Of the train passed
~ him.
N JOHN BORDERS TESTIMONY.
y LAM the engineer of the switch engine
oh killed the man last nigat; we were
2 about five or six miles an hour when
ID the brakeman, who was on the foot.
ID OF the engine, give the alarm
the man that we ran over
pc; stopped the engine az sooa AS pos.
but the man was killed; | never saw
msn before that know of: when we
ID that the man was dead, the yard mas
went after an officer it was dark when
occurred, near, or about II o'clock, p
My engine is No. IA
HENRY WALKERS TESTIMONY.
saw this dead man Yesterday morning
pre- II o'clock, at the Union depot about
Balloons; think this to be- the same
i; | think he was drinking; he asked
TO drink with him; Mr.. Driver said thai
thought that he knew the man, and
pght that he was one Mile Flanagan
40 worked for him last month.
ii Tic jury was composed of r, S. Lehman
y keinacke j. p. Roberts, Charles Mat
pws, W. H. Orion, A. Ii. Hardin, and the,
prned verdict in accordance with thC
Pge facts, to-wii That deceased, al
Known white man, about 35 years old
an shaven face, light moustache and blacl
n, supposed to DO one Mike Flanagan
me TO his death from injuries inflicted b,
engine passing over his body while lying
"A the track of the II. & 7. O. railway.
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Fourth ward.

Messrs' House, Rick, Pace, Cowarty, Leakc,
and other friends:
DEAR Without experience in public
affairs, l fear your call upon mo for the use
OF my name Ms "a candidate for alderman Of
the 4lh ward" Is not well advised. You
call Is an unexpected compliment which
shall endeavor TO merit, IL elected, and in
response TO the same | hereby announce
myself = candidate for alderman Of the 4tt
ward, election April 9th.
Yours very truly,
F.G. MOORE.
DALLAS, April |. 1881.
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Longs,rec, for marshal OF ecoru,.

Washington. April lit is understood
that the president has decided 10 recall Con.
eral Long',reo,, minister 10 Turkey, and
appo'n! him United States marshal for
Geofgis, His nomination 10 the latter plao,
viii probsbiy be sen, W .ae senate In ds,
or two.
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=, l VIII sell 81 auction, in my store. 7os
Main street. this afternoon a. 4 o,clont' .oo,
evening at ESQ, 3 large and yslnSbIe n,,i anu
s HUnon SauG9 olrds, preserved by tho we'll
Now M taA'dermist, G. l. Galhrsist. of
, ne~ prS: Sale positive. Now on exhibi-
N,mn HENRY Conn. suciioneer.
wow Is the time to beautify your homes.
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A Cath On MT. l.. Mnrsn,is.

DALLAS, April l, 1881.
Mn. I. l.. hARsALIs-We, the under
signed citizens Of Dallas, irrespective oil
party, but recognizing your fitness for tho
position, respectfully ask and urgently
solicit you TO become q candidate for alder
man from the frat ward:
ofam, ] B Adoue,
" bettetton, Sam Fields,
J1 ~ Meyer, a ID Alcridge,
harris, Ike Loeb,
Shields 4 Young, j s Dsuahcrty.
L. Mknepny, and others
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When your system gets out Of tune and
you feel completely played out, Il 10 pretty
certain that YOU need medicine 20 &C, on
both tho kidneys and liver, for these impor-
hnl organs work together In freeing the
sy,,em of Us waste and keeping up tho tone
lnen take Kidney Wort, for ln,s il ius, M,
does for Il 10 both diure,ic and eslhar,ic.
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RlGDnD'Ss q RtSrGn

nere ~ well-Gnown principle In amin,
PHYSIOLOGY that no Vital action san tak. al a,
eNcep thIough the GgsAey of tho naryops ~.
,a'; u tne nerve power IN any organ Ia well
oneu tneh tnat organ 10 weak There Ia ram.
guy me reach OF all one that has stood tbe
sest ior over half n century. Dr lsjcnrd, y
sltai Restorative has been scr1upizsd ami H.
uofseu by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris
"S on VARIABLE specific for the above, contajus
no pnOsphorouh, oantharldes or other poisonn.
10 pnfely vegetable, producing no reactIon
hn9 Is permausut la eject; Is n epgnr. noated
Pm, and can be had " Lsyasser q "a M S,s
R RI M,Oheilen, Fsrl,' Framed. or OF DR.. s.
Room %, World Blildlng,N York. Mona eens
ulns without the signature OF s. II. slgesmond
on me side Of each box send for cata,ogno.
Dox OF 100 pills. s3, box Of 400 $40. sent by nall
upon rsceipt OF price. sold by all Dru9gIsts'
CERTIFICATE es '''''
Paris, July Is, lS73-l9 gne de Ia paix-op
81 w. patients, 63 were cured within 30 DAYS.
10 IN six weeks, $50 between two and M
,in IN mIne Two between i've and six months,
IN pile months DIR II. pSRRIGoRD.
Medicln de il ilopiial Charity.
rho,t ~. Louis, April $, 1856
h"u pecn lmpotant for y numjcr Of ye.ra
when commenced to take Ricord'r VITAL. ia
sInis,iIs. Wltnln thr7s months found my
ssl suddenly restored 20 my tornsr healtninl
''So' "na the cure has 0eco ps,rma"pHent.
know Mr.. Vincent, whose name ia a,gnad
10 the above. certificate. He is a frtsns of
niue, and know the facts to be as he has
s p.o,' mem. j. NJ. WAND,
Hotel. ""' H"'oP'"h
NOTICE. IL hereby given that T A. Smith
o. o. Louis, and II. l.. De Lisser, nj New
a iork are no longer authorized to act ms
agents FOR Rlcord's VITAL Restorative.
CAUTION.
a former agent ofmlne, of New York, Ia now
s mver,s,ng q spurious initiation OF the cele-
DRAFTED Or. Ricord's Vital tie torative under
me ~, assumed name Of DR.. Records Restorative
rlils, 10 deceive the public even the tsati-
nonials OF Drs. n. blanchard, @. Cheyaiier
trer,Horu, kaspail, Sir Thompson, are copied
nIl my Circulars. Ask your druggist for
hlcords VITAL Restorative. The genuine car
D ,s had OF W. II. how II n Bro, Drugaists IN
Elm street, Dallas, Texas, e'''' WV
O. =. BROWN sIGESMNoD, MD.
General Agent for the United s,ntc. ard
south America. ""'
Sano s'asp ior descriptive Circular.
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a worthy lnstltutioD

@ Attention is called to the Medical and
surgical Institute and free dispenssry, corner
OF Poydrss and Main streets. This il truly
charitable Institution. 1t reflects credit upon
our iair city, and Is worthy of the liberal
patronage OF our citizens See advertisement
in another column.
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Ladies enjoy comfort and ease BY wearing
phlr OF those hno handsewed common
sense sense shoes' the best thing out Just re--
oe''cu nv LEON KAHN's,
GOA Elm street.
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The Atlas rpr,nc worI,..

These works, locate At indianapolis, Ind
ann, arc not only Of the iiues, in the country,
but ueaapreachea in completeness and
thoroughnes,, and Of corresponding repu,a.
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A Fine Hnfel.

=, we are constantly hearing from the ,rsv.
eng ell public, complimentary reports of "a
NJ faso Hotel in Fort Worth. Il ia ssie To
%, DC one OF The finest in all north IT.
there yesterday. -" "''''"''
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p, loehg men and boys, 60 to Blsnkenship &
D DAH 10 buy the ehtspes, spring clothing
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JOHN j. Coop, o
MaYOr of Dallas.

-. Attest: j. Is HEREFoRp, City Sec.
Inc council met pursuant 10 the cali, hi
honor, Mayor Good, presiding. The rel
was called, and Alderman Bohny wss absen,
Mayor Good explained the call and made
lew remarks in regard 10 the levyino
Oh the tax, which he fayors
Alderman Tillman offered Tho fo,i"s;no
resolutions: Be 1t
Resolved, BY tho city council that .be
school tax now before tho people, il carried
shal not be levied for more than two years'
and the money received from said tax shall
only be used for the erection of school
houses and purchase OF ground thereof,
oald school houses if built are not to cost
more than the tax collected. Adopted.
Mr.. Frank Cockrell rendered TO the CITY
several acres scross the river for dumnine
grounds for garbage. Mayor Good stated
mat Mrs. Good had some fifteen acres there
winch he would give tho city for that pur.
po.s' Jhe o1er of each was accepted.
Mr.. j. b Bssoll was allowed $40 for
making al alphabetical lisL of ,be nronertv
hodors OF the different vsrds.
Tho petition of Mr.. l.. II. Roots. of tbo
beli Telephone company, asking the priv,
iess OF erecting telephone poles, was granted.
Inc petition of the Western Oil Works,
asking permission to eroct an oil tank on the
Dallas y Wichita switch, was granted.
Inc donation of land for alley purpos es
by D: W. Thompson and Others, was &C.
cepted WIS w
Several petitions wero road and referred
to different COMMITTEES.
Council adjourned.
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City OF Dallas, Mayors ONCE,

A meeting of the city council of the CITY
OF Dallas Is called to assemble at tho city
nall At eight o'clocl, this evening, for the
consideration and action in regard TO the
proposed tax for the public schools, and for
sneh other business as may be- brought be.
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Proceedings OF she civ couv,,,

A special meeting vss called las. evening
BY Mayor Good, as will be seen by the fol.
lowing:
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stop using Calomel and try "ELACK.
DRsUGhT" for liver diseases.
For sale by all srueg ats.
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THE sUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads The BUN. In the editions
Of this Newspaper throughout the year 10 come
everybody win nnd:
j. All the worlds news. % preseatsd that the
reader will get the grestest amount OF informs-
ton with the least Improbable expenditure Of
time and syesieht. TEE sux long ago discoy.
cred the golden mean between redundant full.
ness and unsatisfactory brevity.
II. Much OF that sort Of news which depends
less upon Its recognised Importance than upon
morning TIE Buzz prints Q continued htory OF
the lives Of real men and women, and OF their
deeds, plans, loves, hates. ana troubles. This
story IL more varied and more interesting than
any romance that was ever devised.
III. 0ood writing in svsry column. and frssh.
treatment Of every subject
Nv. Honest comment. TN eux's habit IL TO
speak out feariessly about men and things.
v. Equal candor In dealiug with each politi.
cal pafty. and equal readiness to commend
y. 4 = BsIs:,ss Or R o. e Issaas what Is Sl'm'
vi. Absolute Independence OF partisan organ.
ixation, bat unwAvering loyalty TO true Demo.
cratic principles. THh Bun believes that the
government which the Constitution gives us 10
. good one 70 keep. its notion Of duty ID 10
resist TO IL utmost power the efforts Of men in
the Republican party 70 get up another form of
government in pla,s Of that which EXIT. Ths
year 1881 and the years Immediately FOLLOWING
will probably decide this supfsmely importsnt
contest. TIE SuN belisves thar the yictory viii
BE- with the people - against the Rius. for
monopoly, the Rings for plumber. and the Rinn
for imperial power.
Dur terms are - follow:
FOR the Daily SuN,s fouf.paes shest oftvsr ".
sight columns, the prtcs BY mail, post.psid. Il
20 cents month. or % 90 . yssf; or. inclnd.
ing tne sunday paper. an eightpsge sheet OF
hly.sx columns. the price 10 % can't 4 month.
or ~ !oaysar. postage paid.
Inc sunday edition Of TEE Boz IL also fur.
n's ~ sspustsiy Ct " 2os yesr. postage paid.
nnysix columns, 10 O 3 year. nostass MAJ
extra copy frss.
Aadisss I. v. ENGLAND.
Publisher OF TEE SuH. New Yefk Ciy.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DuIIIoH INNING Co1rANY.
b Locauoa Of PRINCIPAL piaos Of business

s1 Ioess sss,, os..osas. 6oid Hii Mining District.
NoSoes-Tbere are delinquent upon the FOL.
oCfnodescribed stock. on account Of asscee-
,nsnt mo IN levied on the fourteenth titth)
asv Of december. 1850, the several amounts set
o~pposite the names OF the respective share
holders. - follows:
Names. NO. ocsui. cns. ant
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No, Certif. shs. Amt.

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made On the 2sd day
Of December. 1880. 20 many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock - may be necessary
will DO sold at public auction. st the ofboe Of
the Company. Bank OF Coli Hill, Main street,
Gold Hill, Nevada. on WEDNESDAY, the
twsnty.th ii DAY Of FEBRUARY. 1881. st the
hour OF 8 O'Clock r. y. OF said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
cotts OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
FRANK 4. WISE, Secretary.
Onacs Bank Of Gold Hill. Main street. Gold
Hill, Nevada. ja1ltd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Baliien-Censinusd.

And in accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the Fourteenth
C1Ath) day Of December. 1850. 20 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary
viii be sold at public auction By Maurice Dore
d Co. 40 Pine street. Ban Francisco, CAltfor.
mia, on MONDAY, the SkvkNTH (1th) day Of
FEBRUARY. 1881. at the hour Of two O'Clock
r. -. Of said day, 70 pay said delinquent assees-
ment thereon. together with costs Of advertis-
ing and expenses Of the sale.
J. u. BkAZRLL, Secretary.
Omee-Room No. :, tafe pposit Building.
No. ia Montgomery street. Ban franci.co.
California 70
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

. yleiim Of early imprudsnes. causing nsry;
ons debility. pssmsturs decay, etc.. having uiso
10 vain svefy known remedy, has discoveieos
ample means Of sslf cure. which b VII ~ q
Tss 70 hh f~sllow-su6srsn. Addrses ~
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And In accordance with Law. and an Order Of
the Board or Directors. made on the ninth
,sth) day Of December. 1854, 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
Of the Company, Room 2, No. LOO L~eideedorf
street, San Francisco. on SATURDAY. the ffth
l6th) day Of FEBRUARY, 1881, at the hour Of
2 O'Clock p. y. Of said day, ~ pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
o. Il. BOGART. Secretary.
Ondce-Room q. No. 100 Leidesdord street.
San Francisco. California. "a
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