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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July g..
There are no new features to note in the whole.
sale market to-day, and trade is rather light in ali
the leading markets. In primary markets on Bread
stuffs and Provisions there are indications of an
Improvement, but as these articles are under the
control of Western SPECTATORS, the fluctuations
which are reported from day to day have very little
influence on legitimate trade However If an ad
vance should be established at primary points, our
markets will sympathize to some extent. In fruit
the market is well supplied with all kinds; Lemons
are in active demand and we may look for higher
prices soon. Cucumbers bring 2 5o93 90 ~ 100
for natives and l 90 for Long Island. Fresh Beef
rules high which is due to the large shipping de-
mand; butchers say Cattle are scarce and that
prices will 60 very much higher dealers ask 25c %
fh for good roast, and 25 to SOC for rump steak.
At Liverpool to day Flour was quoted 9s ed911s
Cd: Winter Wheat at 9s 4d99s 1Od; Spring do at 9s
@9s 4d; California average 9s 3da9s sd; Club do
at 9s 7d@9s lid; Corn 5s 11sd. Provisions, &c.
Pork at 74s; Bacon at 43s944s Cd; Lard 57s Cd;
Cheese at 53s Cd; Talow at 35s, at London Ais.
The following are lo-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain ProvisIonr Hc
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Tha HRatad Tarro

GoRHAM, N. H., July 9.-The thermometer
reached lob in the shade to-day.
BUFFALO, July 9.-The weather to-day has
been extremely hot. The thermometer ranged
at 94o in the shade.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-The heat here TODAY
has been intense. Seven cases of sunstroke
are IN the hospital. Five cases of sunstroke
are reported in Covineton
LOUISVILLE. July 9.-The weather to-day
has been the hottest in years. The mercury in
the shade reached 1929 Many cases of SIM
stroke occurred.
PITTsBURG, July 10.-The Thermometer rep-
istered 10270 at o'clock this afternoon. the
nignest point for nine years. Eight fatal cases
twenty prostrations.
BOSTON, July 10-The heat has been exces.
slve at various parts of New England. At
hanover and Manchester, N. H., the Their
mometer was over 100 in the shade.
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THANKING GOD.
A Day Of National Thanksgiving and
Praise Suggested.

A Day Of National Thanksgiving and
Praise Suggested.
CoSUMBUs, O., July 1G.-Gov. Foster sent
the following telegram to the Governors of all
the States and Territories tonight:
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
Columbus O., July 10. |
The present indications strongly encourage
the hope that the President will recover from
the effects of the horrible attempt upon his
life. 1t must occur to ali that it would be
most fitting for the Governors of the several
States and Territories to issue proclamations
setting apart day to be generally agreed upon
for thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God
for the blessed Geliverance of our President,
and for the great o. idence OF His goodness to
this nation. If this suggestion meets your ap-
probation permit me to name the Governors of
New York, Pennsylvania Kentucky, Maryland
and Ohio as committee to fix upon day to
be so observed. Please reply.
(Signed) CHARLES FOSTER.
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DEATHS.

In this city, July 8, Mary Porter Hall, widow OF
the late John SWEET, Jr.
Funeral on Tuesday forenoon at 10 o'clock
at 1913 Green street. Burial at convenience of the
family.]
In this city, July 10. Joseph N. son of William
Fl. and Sarah Tanner aged years months.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, al
rear of No. ia Bracket street. Burial at conven.
fence of the family.
In Limington, July A. Mrs. Sarah P. Macarthur
aged 76 years, -widow of the late Arthur Nc.
Artur.
In Bath, July z, Margaret Edwards, aged 40 years
2 months.
In Boston, July 8, Chas. o. Sawyer, formerly Of
Portland, aged 58 years months.
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METEOROLOGICAL

rHnloArIoNs FOR THE NEXT TwRNTY-Youa
HoURs.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
July IL, A. NJ.
For New England.
Cloudy weather and occasional rain, south
westerly shifting to snorthefly winds, higher
barometer, stationary or lower temperature.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
The temperature has risen in the New
England, Middle Atlantic and Gulf States,
Ohio valley and Tennessee, and fallen from
10 100 in the lower Lake region. Maximum
temperatures of 1902 and above are reported
from the Ohio valley and east Gulf States.
Local rains are reported from New England,
Lake region and Northwest. Elsewhere fair
weather has prevailed. Southerly winds pre-
vail in New England, Middle, South Atlantic
and Gulf States. Elsewhere winds are varia-
hla
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
1880 A. NJ

1880 A. MI
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President passed
a tranquil night and this morning expresses
himself as feeling quite comfortable. We re-
gard the general progress of his case as very
satisfactory. The pulse this morning is 100,
temperature 1914, respiration "a.
(Signed) d. W BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
ZIP. MI
WASHINGTON July 9.-The condition of the
President continues to be favorable. Pulse 104.
temperature 1912, respiration %. The next
bulletin will be issued at 7.15 p. m.
d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
[7.15 P. MI
The Presidents condition has continued IA
vorable during the day. The febrile reaction
does not differ materially from that of yester-
g. day. Pulse l0S' temperature lel % respiration
(Signed) D. W. BLISS,
j. x. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD
ROBERT REYBURN
P. NJ
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The Presidents
symptoms continue favorable Pulse 1O2, tenn
perature 1908, respiration %.
(Signed) D. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
u P. M.
The Presidents symptoms continue to make
favorable progress. Pulse 10S, temperature
1919, respiration "a.
No further bulletin will be issued until to-
morrow morning.
u. W. BLISS.
j. K. BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBERT REyRJIRN
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THE DOCTORS CONSIDER HIS
CONDITION SATISFACTORY.
Experiments to Determine
the Location Of the Bullet.
RUSH OF REFRIGERATING
EXPERTS TO THE CAPITAL.

The reports which come from the PRESIDENT
sick room are all encouraging. No unfavor-
able symptoms have so far developed and
there is no indication of any so far. The ply
sicians speak with more confidence of his re-
covery and his friends are very sanguine. 1t
is beginning to be doubted if the liver was so
seriously injured as was supposed. The loca-
ton of the ball is not yet ascertained and as
long as this remains unknown there will be
great uncertainty obout the final result of the
case.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. July 9.-Sugar Spectators held prices
up and few sales made again established higher
rates; molasses Sugar, regular to good polarization,
734 @8A reals gold per arrobe; Muscovado common
to fair at Sss@8s4 reals; Centrifugal Sugar. % to
96 deg. polarization in boxes and hhds at 934 q
1014 reals; stock in the warehouses at Havana and
Matanzas II, 800 boxes, $4,000 bags and 10000
hhds; exports 1900 boxes $500 bags and TOO
hhds, including 80 boxes, 1000 bags and all the
hhds to the United States.
MoIasses nominal.
Freights fiat, loading at Havana for the United
States % hid Sugar 25@2 70 currency; loading
at ports north coast Outside portsl for the Unit
ed States p hid Sugarl2 1898 90; y hid of Mo-
lasses 1892 90.
Tabacco quiet.
Spanish gold 1.9O1a@1.91 Exchange firm; on
the United States $50 days gold 81a prem; short
sight do at 914 1884 prem.
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than yesterday, but its appearance is healthy.
Yesterday at 715 p. m. his pulse was 10S, tenn
perature 1919, respiration. To-day at p. M.
pulse 106 temperature %. At p. NJ, pulse
102, temperature 1905, respiration ".
(Signed) D. W, BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.A
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

veral Mills in Machias BurnedI,oss
SIS, 900.
Ito the Associated Press,]
MAcHIAs, July 10.-Dublin mill, grist mill
and old gang with lath mill and some lumber
were all burned last night at 70 o'clock The
covered bridge was badly damaged. The fire
is thought to be from friction. Loss $4,000;
no insurance. Seventy-fve men are thrown
out of work.
Post Office Discontinued.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The post Office at
West Cornville, Me-, has been discontinued.
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The chair declared that no choice had been
made, and that the convention would proceed
to vote to fill the Platt vacancy.
Senator Baker voted for Warner Miller,
Senator Pitts, in voting, insisted that there
was no danger in voting for present members
of Congress. Senator Strahan, in voting,
argued that there was danger in electing mem
bers of Congress. 1t was certain that Congress
men cannot be elected at other than general
election, and the roll of Congress is even now
made up. The newly elected Congressman on
some pretext can be kept out until the House
is organized by the Democracy.
The convention then voted to fill the long
term, with the following result:
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MONDAY MORNING. JULY IL.

care SO far to extend themselves as to 'clear
les-whether to make their best pace early,
Late or all through the distance for which they
train. And, just as an oarsman studies style,
so q runner pays attention to his gait and to
his stride, 10 make his action as effective and
as little iaborious as possible.
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Base Ball.

At Bufialo-Buffalos 10, Providence 8.
AT Chicago Chicagos 5, Worcesters O.
1T Cleveland -Clevelands 4, Troys 4.
AT Detroit-Detroits r.. Boston 5,
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tain that they will elect their candidates by
Tuesday or Wednesday aud the stalwarts still
insist upon caucus regularly called and with
out any restrictions attached. They say they
are willing to abid by its decision, elect and
adjourn. They also think they will get a caucus
by the middle of the week.
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MAINE.
Suicide.

Especial Dispatch to the Press.l
NORTH HAVEN, July 9. Mrs. James Beyer
age, aged about 65, committed suicide by hang.
ing herself this morning in the woodshed
chamber. She was an estimable Christian
lady bnt suffering from ill health.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD L. sold by all gro
GERS.
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MARRIAGES..

In Damariscotta, June 90 Charles L. Hiscock of
Damariscotta and Miss Malinda r. Richards of
Bremen.
In Union, July 2. Geo. G. league of Warren and
Miss Cora E. Haskell of Union.
In Waterville, July 6. Fred A. Robinson and Miss
Laura E. Harding.
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COOLING THE PRESIDENTS ROOM.
Appliances which have Accomplished
Little Good


WASHINGTON, July 9.-The basement of the
Executive Mansion is gradually assuming the
appearance of an extensive machine shop or of
Office Every hour adds to the number of en-
gines, ventilating fans, steam blowers, electric
motors and refrigerating mechanical devices
which sanguine inventors from all parts of the
country are bringing and Offering to the at
tending surgeons with assurances that they
will lower the temperature of the Presidents
room from ten to thirty degrees. From the
basement, near the main entrance, come faint
ly the hum and hiss of an engine and boiler
taken from steam launch at the navy ward
and brought to run blower or fan which is
forcing artifcially cooled air, to speak more
correctly, air which is supposed to be artificial
ly cooled, into the Presid ent's chamber. At
the eastern end of the mansion lies large iron
boiler which is shortly to be brought in and set
up to furnish more power, and near it stands
one of the city fire engines, which was used
last night in an unsuccessful attempt to refrig-
crate air by alternate compression and eXpan-
sion.
In the Cabinet officers room stands a me-
chanical device which resembles as much as
anything one of the wooden towers on wheels
used in ancient warfare, and which is regarded
by those who are compelled to pass it with
sort of suspicious apprehension as If it were an
internal machine of underlined bu. destructive
power. In the lower hall an apparatus, which
looks a little like an old fashioned sign post
from country road, is rotating slowly on an
axis formed by its upright shaft, sweeping its
one arm in wide circle like capsized and
half dismasted windmill.
In the private secretary's room and upper
corridors may be seen air-cooling inventions of
all kinds, from what appears to be Brobdig-
nagain squirrel trap with revolving cylinder
to a contrivance for carrying an endless band
of Turkish toweling through tank OF ice
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Grain I1nrkcs

Foreign Imports.
COW BAY,CB. Bark II Chadwick-75O tons of
coal to G. L Railroad.
Grain Market.
PORTLAND, July 8.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
1877 Commercial street:
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Europeau Markets.

Bv Telegraph.l
LIVERPOOL, July 9-1230 P. Motion NAL ket
hardening; Middling uplands at esd; Orleans z
16d: sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
1000; futures steady.
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Stock Market

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyanee-1OOO bush Cornmsal 10 g
pV Ir,Ia q flo
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SsocA M2&FkGts
The following quotations of stocks were received
Saturday sby Woodbury. & Moulton (nembers of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change Streets
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A VERY SICK MAN.

The President Still in Very Grear Danger
NEW YORK, July 9.-The Posts Washing
ton despatch this afternoon says that most per-
sons who have been wounded as the President
was, if they died from the effects of the in
jury at all have died within week. The pub
lie have become so accustomed to cheering
bulletins the past few days, and have so eager
ly harbored the hope, growing into convic-
ton that the President is recovering, that few
understand how sick and weak he is. After
the lapse of week he is still scarcely able to
move his limbs, is forbidden to speak except so
far as is imperatively necessary, is a constant
sufferer from the pains of the wound, can only
partake of food in the most limited quantity,
carefully selected and prepared, cannot bear
the slightest excitement, not even the pres
ence of friends in the sick chamber or mes
sages of sympathy and affection which come
in from all parts of the world, and sleeps only
in short feversh maps, and then part under the
influence of sedative drugs. This is a descrip-
lion of very sick mans chamber, and while
people may justly entertain hope as day sue
ceeds without the appearance of symptoms
which mark the progress of fatal cases, they
should remember that the condition of the
sufferer is still most CRITICAL and that if he re.
covers his case will stand in surgical history as
extraordinary.
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sAss.nNG DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS,

MINIATURES ALMANAC. ..........JULY IL.
Sun rises. ..,...4.27 High water, "a ny. l 1 .O6
Sun sets. :. .........7.44 Moon rises. 600
MARINE NEWS.
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FOREIGN P0EsTs.

May 16. lat 23 S, lon 80 W, barque Julia, Lord,
from New York for Adelaide.
May-21. lat 20 S, Ion l w, ship Leading Wind.
Huxley, from Rangoon for Amsterdam.
July 8, lat 40 10, Ion 80 80, barque Penobscot,
Eaton, New York for Java.
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Grain.
~ ~
Provisions
-

Mess Beef. IL 00@11 so
Elk Mess. .12 25012 so
Plate. ...15 00015 25
Ex Plate. .15 5OGl5 rs
Fresh Beef,
Hind Our. S@12c
Fore Our. 699 C
Pork
Backs.. ..22 25@22 so
Clear. 81 25@2I so
Mess -. .18 50@19 90
Hans. ...... 10M
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There being DO other bssnsss. Ttus-
tes Dsaehy In . lev appropriate remarks
moved thss . vote Of thanka b tsndsrsd
to President Fox and President (pro
t.m) Mercer Tor the able manner In
which they have prssidsd on al ooea-
sions.
Trustee Mercer replied By sayipe that
the unity Of feeling VhisA has existed ct
al tmes among the members Of thu
Board made the duti,s Of presiding
ofaorr light and pleasant. he thanked
the members Tor this mark Of courtesy
shown to President Fox and himself,
and hoped the good fs~hoR nov existius
would continue to bind them together -
insepsrabls friends.
The Board then adjourned ans de.
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And In accordance with law. and IN order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
sixth day OF April. 1881, 70 many shafss OF
saoh parcel u soeh stock - may b neesssssy
viii b sold a. public auction a. the once Of
The 06mpsny. Room n. Nsrohsnts I~xehsass.
California, on MONDAY. the tvsntisth tSotbj
day OF JUNE. 1851. q the houy Of n O'clock
=. OF said dsy. 70 pay sad delinquent asssee
ment thereon. together with costs OF advertts.
ing and expsnses Of the sale.
b. p. BUeH, SECRETARY.
Onice-Room No. n Msrchsbta' Exchange,
tfornia.
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NOTICE. OF FORFEITURE.
TowH OF Com HILL. !
County Of stoisy. eAie Of hsvsdA

To NrczAu o'B1us, sssocia's owner In the
MN Jacket mine Gold Hill hipinG DIS.
irict. stbrey county. state OF Nevsda;
You are be chg notin d that the undersigned
has performed and aid ont the annual smoont
Of work for 1881 on tue above o,sim reguirsd
b. sfc. 2s1s Revived statutes OF the uLit Q
entss, and you. pro rata shsre Of said work
amounts 10 Thirty-three Lollars and Teirty
three Cents (sss oil lsrs Eight Uoilafs 80 Tor
iabor pert rmsd. leaving . balance due irum
IN Of Tseaty i've Dollars and Thirty
three Ce,ts (S15 ~. And n within ninstS
dsys after this notice By publication 700 fal ~
in aid ci I'm win be iorieitsd . d bsroms The
property Of the subscriber. under said Section
lsignsdl; NJ. 0iLLtfT.
nsit p. O.. sddrrse. Gold Hill. Nav.
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ORDINANCE NO. tie.
An, ORDINANCE 9 .r:y,ss o.. The
k.r.psrty wtthin the 4. Va 81 asid
IPssssd April u. isa.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i HIi d. ordsin:
SECTION I. An annual ID valorsm tax OF one
and one quarter Per centum Upon the vsiue o.
TAXABLE truperty within The Town Of Gold Hill
u hsrsby LEVIED and directed to Be- collected tor
town purposes pom the asseesed vaiue Of Ill
such taxabis trotersy msds taxable ) J ihe laws
81 this tate for 8t.ts and o uniy purposes, In.
GLIDING the ret proceed Of the mines.
sSc. Z. The taxes lsvisd by section ! OF this
ordnance, and 10 b sssss.ed aid colected In
sccordano. Win the Irvvisions VI an ordinances
entitled. AN Ordin nee 70 provide Tor the lsvy
ana collection OF tAlss on real and personal
property within the Town Of Gold Hill" passed
April II. ISL, and also. IN ordnance entitled.
An ordinance " provide Tor thu time and
manner Of sscsrtainine he value OF tbs net pro.
c~sds Of mine, f.r ths purpose OF tsxat ON. and
10 provide f.r the collscuon Of such 49,.
L. r. F0x,
Prssidsnt OF The Board OF Trustsss Of The Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attest: W. HypR, olsrk Of the Board.
AT meeting Of ths Board OF Trustees u N
Town Of uold II, held April 70, 1881. Ordi.
nance No. lis was paced BY The following vote!
Y~sas-Tra,tsss k.rcsr. Dsnchy. Lsmsry and
Acssns-Trustss neCurdy.
NJ ". q. HYDH, CLARK.
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40 PATENf, NO PAY
PATENTS

OBTAINED FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES
dsaims. trade mayks and hbels. Caveats. ~
sienmsnts, lnterferencss. lnfringensnn an<
Ill matters rsaAsing 70 Patents promptly sttesd
"a 70 We mako preliminary ~sxaminadons anf
furnish oplnious - 70 p~stsntability. fse q
charge, and al who are intsrssted IN new invsn
tons " h.ssats s.S tayitsd 70 SOD ios 9 cop2
10 ssnt RE- TO any sddrsss, and cootalns CON
plsts instruetions how % obtain pstsnts, snt
Cher valuable matter. During the past hw
yeas ~ have obtained pafiy thrss thousand
patsnts for American and foreign i~nysntues, and
can give satisfactory rsfessnesS n simost even
county tn ~ unioa.
Lours BAaaIR 3 90,
oetcftces of PHtsnts and Ataorpeyas t Law.
u proit baiidi.g; wsshinsson.D.o Q.
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On motisu Of Trustss Danshy u vss
ordered that al monsys, book and Pc
psrs Belonging to the town OF Gold HUI
BE- bundled ossr to the County Commis.
sioners - DON y the Tfsasursf ban N
his books and ell warrants allowed at
this meeting are paid. Also. Il was OF.
dsrsd that the Town Marshal. Clerk and
Attorney turn . al books and papers
n their poessssion, belonging to ths
town 10 the County comnisSionsrs.
Tfustss Hsrssr and olRk Hyde we're
Instructed 10 ifsnsfsf Ill the tovu psop.
sU (ss Per iassatery) to he ooaniy
oc01issioaszs.
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eensqfa ios ,nscn.nieai =
U6UO Woe. medical or othse com.
,r,d> mssis and lsSsis. csvsais, Assiennssis,
Ints-rssrsncss, Appsais. eatts fog lnfnnaeno.ss
and Ill cases ariitng under n tATkNT LAVE
psoayuy attended, %.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
Rejected Il I'm e !: s s:::' 20: oef s. sz
nAnd b. -. brine ~
IN ths Patent O0ce, ~ ca msxe e.
ssrchss. ana secure Pstects mors peompQys
M M broedss claims. than thoss WIG ~
rmcts fyom Warrington.
s~nuenYn0c ssnd NJ snodsl o sksteh
UhS o. your devices " make
sxsminattsns pm o.
mlsss, snd sdyise = % psssntsSihty, Free
oD0uRD.
We rsfss 70 oostsls b he ysesns 0acAk
on. 6isnts b sv9y STU % n untpa, and q
Iolf 6Sastos ssd HspsssnisttW = c6ngys1.
tpsasfndEsssss Sfsss vhsa essiss4.
o,,sa., ss.a oSs'v:sSsss%S.s
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THIs PAN Is FAR sUPExIoR 10 ALL
osns's IN ssvssal inportan. psxttculars.
Tue Grinding hulisss ars Lear he center. ~
raise The qucksifvsf with the pulp rvgulafl.
with lee power. Wtth,u violence. ana ~tth
bstssr amAleswsnnQ s6sck bspides adlnittng .
larger char1a. ThS inclintd sbaped housines
Of me mullsrplats openings enciently force
The puip dirsc.H undsS he malsrs.
Nanufsetussd e. the Hojdsn STATE and Niners'
iron Wvrks, ~ TO 81 fiist ptrsst san fisn-
cisco, and Of ths Gates D Scovtlls Iron work.,
% boutn Canal street, Chicaso. whore 10 can b
sxamlssd and iurthsf par1salazs DO lsarpsA;
or psrpoos may apply 70 The ihvenior and Pat
rntss. Q O. sTkvkSe0N. q ne Do1eias nni.
ben N operation.
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fvENTsHhsAL GRAVEL GOLD
" MINING ovhPANY.-Locauol Of prin-
cipal place Of husinsss. Gold Hil. ssoIsy
ioes; on OF worm. washinetoa Township.
Nevada County. California. a..
Nvslos Il Lsrsby given, that q Q meeting Of
the Board OF Dtrsoton. held 90 the second
Cad) day Of June. 1891, aa sseecsmsat
100. q Of One osnt per share Wa levied upcn
the capital stock Of the eorpoiaion. payable
lmnedisssly. In United etasss gold coin. 70
he Secretary, st ths o@cs Of The Company,
tank Of Gold Hin. Nam strsss. cold Hal.
Nsvsdt.
main unpaid on he SIXTH ishI DAY q
JULY, 1881, win b. ~dslinqusnt and "a
verified for sale = pubic asctlon. md uniess
payment % mads bsiors, win b sold On NAT.
tRDAY. the sixth tethJ day Of AUGUST.
issi. TO pay the delinQuent assessmsnt.
togsthsr with costa Of sdvssusins y sxpsnsss
OF GALE.
By ordsr Of The Board Of Directors.
RkANk 4. Wise, B~crstay.
onos -Bsnk Of Gold Hill, Main street. Cold
Hill. NevadA. 1s6,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-23
NESrUCK niNINa tOMpAnH.-
n Location Of Principal place Of business,

Location Of works, Gold Hnl. Nevada.
Notice.- Tpsrs are delinquent upon the FOL-
lowing dsscrtbsd stock o. sccount OF sssess.
mont mo. III levied on he third day Of Nay.
1851. the ssvnl Amounts sst opposite the
names Of the respective sharsholdsfs. - fol.