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National Republican., 1882-11-24

morning, contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
Stores. Shops and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &C. and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts Of the city.
money TO loan on real estate. Call.
mrT B. IL. WARNER. 0l0 i street
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City Country Property, come anil see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN ,S BROTHER st. Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, mhlg-tf
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FOR SALE-HOuses.

JNOR SALE-A THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE
IL nine rooms. modern improvements; brick stable
rear of lott one square north of Ju licary Square
ADJ ly at Room 10, ST. Cloud buldnr. nU23-ot+
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WANTED-Hclp-Ngale.

wv ANTED-A GOOD CIGAR-atAKER AT THE
w Advance Cigar Factory, northwest corner King
and Royal streets, Alexandria, Va. no2f3t-
VyTANTED-Tw ENTT YOUNG MEN (WHI T.
w co!ored) for active service IN the Western
country good wages and all expenses paid Apply at
l.l6 street. no.2-l2th
National Republican., 1882-11-24

PARTISAN ARGUMENT TO
DEMOCRATS.
Abolition of the in
terHal taxes means no
reduction n turig: FOR
THIS REASON we ure dis.
posed to hold on 10 the
liquor revenue. - an
other editorial an same
number Ol same puper.
National Republican., 1882-11-24

Season tickets. 81, emitting gentleman AMI lady
TO admission the Fair, and the holder TO chance
in the DIsrRtBUlIoS OF VALUABLE PRES
ENTS at the close OF the Fair.
National Republican., 1882-11-24

S,TONE MANSION, COLUMBIA HElGIITS-
- Reduced rates from December 10 May next:
large handsomely furnished rooms, suite and sit-
gle; irst-c table board and attendance t. Mem
bcrs of ConyresS or others with families and children
u eaSan winter residence. Entrance To grounds at
National Republican., 1882-11-24

Second prIze-PAIR LADY's DIAMOND EAR
RINGS, valued at 500 no2S-it
T YCEUM COURSE OF LECTURES.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
FAIR AND BAzAR
Y
OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK AT
MASONIC TEMPLE.

The beautiful display Of Fancy Articles, Toys, and
Holiday Goods deserves the especial attention of
rents and others hay ns to buy. The articles have
been donated, and will be disposed OF regardless OF
value.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
WANTED-HOuses.

WY ASTED-SMALL HOUSE, or FOUR OR
w live uDiurnished rooms; northwest preferred.
Address, with particulars q. NJ r., Repuhli an
Oflice. no-23tt
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yyANTED-Misccllaneous.


miscellaneous.
WY ANTED-TO LEARN CARTOoNING AND
w rough slietChing ur,iSs, with method tLat
can be readily aud easily acquired add eiS, stating
terms per lesson, NOVICE, Republican oitice.
no2i-ats
A LADY WISHES FOR SCHOLARS FOR
IA plano and organ: also for English French,
Og..nta painting. and tmbrOidery. Address COY
ERNESS. cay p. o. nO23-A-
VIVA NTED-pA RITES no CO-OPERATE IN
w organizing Florida fruit company; also
excursion to Florida. Cal ON address ASDREWS
e CO., 5li Ninth street northwest. no233tt
yyTANrED "A FEW HUNDRID DOLLA RS
w will se.nre inteIe III substantial buneas whose
profits equal amount invrs'cd every MONTH stock In
hand fll security for cnpitn business easily learned
and stands first IN the mercantile list producers of
rich It is suitable for elderly any gentleman
seeking lieht Office employment: this Is the opporu.
ny of u lifetime Tor gentlen an desiring safe and
respectable business. Parcu ars only on personal
ntrvlew and TO those ONLY who mean square, honest
business. Address I. w. Republican Once no2.at*
DARTY HAVING PUG GYP 10 USE FOR
4 breeding ran communicate with owner of line
Willoughby pug dog by dressing y. T., Republican
Office. no22-3tt
wv ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN e
w Beall, Room l. ii4J New York avenue, Is Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner and Notary
Public; always In office from a. III. to5p. m ap3oly
National Republican., 1882-11-24

rENHE ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT G23 THIR-
l. tpHnth street northwest. lately occupied by the
Vnsus Bureau has been leased by Ms. A. T. Hutch
inson. formerly of Ailal tic City, ~ j.; Is fur
nishcd IN the best of manir aud prepared to enter
Tai liTSt-Cnss guests. nO11-,tF
National Republican., 1882-11-24
MONEY TO LOAN.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATT
M lowest rates. DANENHoWER d son, y
street northwest. nol5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yXTANTED - tMNfEDIATELY. COMPETENT
w white woman for gene III housewOrS: no wusl =
ing good wages. Call at y. at 7lD ishth street
northwest. no2t3tf
w A NTED a RELIABLE WOMAN As
National Republican., 1882-11-24

- > = EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
q - Nicely furnished second floor room. suitable
rtSo gentlemen or man and wife, with board.
National Republican., 1882-11-24
PERSONAL,

nNHE PERSON WHO RECENTLY PURCHASED
l. wedding present for parties living III san Fra-
cs o. Cal, is inIUTme that no card nc Ompaned the
same. II the donor will leave his or her name with
Nr SemEn It will enable the II cipict to make suita
bic Acknowledgement no2t3tE
National Republican., 1882-11-24

wv ANTED - PATIENTS OF MERIT TO IN
w trOdnco aud sell on commission, or Will pur
chase, Address PATENT DEALER, Republican
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BOARDING,

TENHE kFNSINGrUN, 1S'i STREET NORTH
X wet having been renovated and reiurnishct is
now ready Tor the reception u pernnn 1T ard traIi-
sicnt hOardrr'. MRS. VI. J. tlUBBALL no-3l2t
MIAMI ED-GOOp TABLE HOARD IN THE
w vicinity OF tiglternlh and + t.. Comnu.
nicatiOns unacrnmpaniei with terms and location
nusl-3tS
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
TURKISH BATHS.

TU URhISH BATHS.
NEW TURKISH HATH CDR. BOVEEsl
in l4l7 g street, opposite Riggs House Large pool
good ventilation. ladies, Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday, open from nj. TIL 10 D. m; Satur
day ~ y. m. Baths, 81; tickets, $3.50.
apo DR. ii. L. BOVEE Electrician,
TTNHE sHEDD BATHS. 9O3 l. STREET, EEAR
II Ninth, well known the oldest and hest In tho
city. This bath is constructed with view to cOnven
ience, being ON the hrst floor. Turkish Russian. Sui
phur, and Mercuria Baths given with skill and e1-
perence Manipulate of ten years experience NJ this
establishment Single BATH 81; for s5i H. S0 Open
Sunday from q. m. to / y. mr20-u
National Republican., 1882-11-24

pOA NDING--TWO ROOMs, SECOND fIOOR;
ID table board; convenient to Departments and
cars. rs Eighteenth street. no2l-l2*
TLARENDON HOUSE. 9c8 + STREET., oPPO.
" site Masonic Temple = Choice meals, els Eer
month Is tickets, s5; single meals 3Uc.; rooms for
transient and regular boardeIs. no2-m*
rLINTON. HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ northwest - Frst-class tab" board and large
rooms Of reasonable rates; location central: traii-
Silent rates, 81 si.25, 81 81; no liquors no7-im
TNHETREMONr HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
j. comforts than any hotel in the tty The
halls parlOrS and passages are heated with steam,
the rooms new and well furnished, and tile table
Is SecondtO none Transient rates. 81 and 500 per
day. Mon lily. as $40. f3J, and $40.
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The Tired Mother.

Why is she always tired - Hel
daughter is quite old enough to take
her share OF the household labors
But tnet be- ribboned damsel sits in
the parlor in nice clothes and elegant
Iy.arranged hair, dawliing over a
novel or chatting with companions OF
friends. Her mother is tollng IN the
kitchen, or frettlus her soul in the
vain attempt to reduce the pile OF
"mending,' and, at the same time,
looking after tumblirg baby. The
mothers face is pale and thin. Baby
has pulled her hair askew. She still
wears the old dress that she put on in
hurry at FIVE in the morning, when
the baby woke her up from a weary
sleep. She is tired she is always
tired. She is tirtd on Saurt-
day; she is tired on Sunday; she Is
tired in the morning and tired in the
evening" ana xoea - tel a1l gets up
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Fily, "and fill up the picture.


* 4 +
"What pretty sight, says one la.
dv to another, as, having watched two
bridal parties make their way into
the porch of an old country Ghurch,
which one lalv is busy eketching,
they feel themselves at liberty to say
their say-"Quite in the old style,
quite delightfully."- in keeping y
Here rich organ tones mixed with
singing voices, float softly forth The
nuptiaI hymn ia sung.
It il a sweet, sunny day, serene and
ntill. The shadows bask broadly on
the grass under the trees pierced by
golden shafts, one, Ike finger point.
ing to little grave, little and green,
and bright with nowers-'nst few, a
dahlia and some "Love-!ies bleeding
lald theft Ly some Ch!;N.
Presently the music teases, aud the
service seems to begin 1t does not
take long, being unencumbered ty tit
ual. Then again the organ peal5 out
'iubilantly this time, with a toNch Of
triumph, and forth they come; bride
grooms and brides, groomsmen ana
bridesmaids, right fine to see, sight
to gladden..
The children throw flowers, The
dogs bark, one in particular, big,
black and curly, wno, rushing heIter
shelter through the throng dashes up
to the little lady, filings hi nselt upon
her and by the most exttavagant en-
dearments in dogs power tc besrow,
testihes to the depth and strength Of
his devotion.
"Oh, Do1y, Dody !" cries She while
he, husband, a tail, fair fellow-who
me women eye neutrality-suspicious. III
cam 10 ASSERT MS a"Chof'lV- you
poor Dody, Who ever left yiu ont
| ie'S' ne 'N",' L ave ''"S"' S'7"' u
'he CAKE An" men, "a" '''55 MN oy
'he co''E' "''' "'l ." " Al "''"' sue
Ie'"" III" "ll' ""''' 70 Ine "'A'Se'n 1"'
u e'e'J o"e' '"~''''''S '"0 ''' al 81 !"
d'es'
" n"V 4 "'"'' NICE '''''' '"'"5
say '"'y' "''1''' SUM- '"'eo"S.S '"7''
turning 10 a man VINO S'"h'7 hc"'
WV u " SAo''' '''' Il S''o"''e' '"" .
'ooN u '0'S'" '"'eieS' on l'S :"
oeam'hs ''oe' WHO are tncy ""o'
enc.
"e'' says "'.' .,,""eS' "'s
hah' Oh MS mp '"'' : MISS oAe "s
was eF we 'o'; run '0-s1e :, no" Ni''
'ras-'"ey I'VE u" '' 'l'''"5 ga"
anu o.pe' > ','' ioAe' u",''o cue
name OF 'ne Iaay IS ih@r'le'' pu''
nv word amt she a wOmanl There
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Charila eyes her in silent admira
tion. She is indeed rarely beautiful
and with beauty that is all natura
anil owes naught to art.
VI cannot rest says she. "Don'
send me away; | am very miserable.
Even as she speaks her mouth qnivers
her ewes are wet.
You can STAY" says ChalIa. II,
knows nothing
ooh, heaven cries Grace Bonner
with q sudden passion all the more
remarkable Because Of her habitua
self-control, "give me this mans Iife'
And she filings her arms out uron the
bed, bows down. and weeps violently
Charila wonders.
"Do you love him them asks She
Love him" says Grace, uplifting
streaming eyes. 81 would gladly Civ,
my life for his. Oh, save him, save
him! wildly, her whole being in tn
mult
Hush" says Charila, "He wakes
And, waking, he puts ont his hand
which Grace seizes, carries to her lips
kisses once, twice, thrice, passionate
ly.
"Grace?' he whispers, and sm lies
then his eyes close, smile comes tc
his lips, he slee,1s.
"Heaven be prai.ed! cries Charla
Little by little the fever aba'os
charmed to rest, as it were, hv this
swecter, heller mood. At first the
Improvement Is slight; there is plenty
Of room Left for anxiety; still It Is I'm.
provemeut, and to that frall support
clinSs hope. Doly too seems more
chcerfnl--uot tina: to ordinary onlook
ers his majesty has seemed to surtal'
any very severe loss of animal spirits
but mortal sense is gross, a mere carr
nal matter, having little or nothing tc
40 WITH the spirit. Charila VOWS sh,
has felt it deeply and Charlie snte} )
is best qualified to nudge, Dody bark
and capers, and makes havoc with th'
brooms, bis darling plavthings, mncl
to EelIs adherence. Ball looks on a
broom as something almost sacred =
next bert to a Sunday bonnet An,
Lance gets we'll steadily.
IL think it is fine, says Grace, look
ing out Of the window one dnIce
evening, the sky ohe vast harmony
clear pearl and rose, eve might ven
ture to get him out tomorrow, shoul(
nothing occur to disturb the balance.
II think so too, agrees CharIa.
On the morrow, the balance bein!
intact--a mighty pIeaeurable balance
even and slow, and weignty by deer
sense Of peace-the deed is done
lance is brought out and set d llV,
man again, beneath the sun Oh
what Joy then, what romping, wha
capering, what boisterous, infinite de
light,
Look ct Dody." cries Charia
quite The old Charia just now. "Ht
is beside himself. Look!' And in
deed SO the creature seems, whlrins
around, and digging mp bits Of stick
and finely setting of for mad scam
per around the kitchen garden an
back again when he lies down ant
looks mighty sly, as much as to say
There, now, | have performed IN!
function. "
at does one qool,' says Lance
leaning back and putting his shandIier
chief over hls eyes, as if to keep Of
the sun; "but it seems very strange.
What, smiles Grace softly, "so?'
her hand in his.
mo, answ ers he, mot SO. Tha
seems the most natural thing in a!
the world
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tired. 1t is hard not to get angry with
the daughter, we confess. She can
look into her exhausted mothers face
and know how much work there is to
be done, und never willing to put
forth hand to help her. Nay, she is
going out to tea this evening, and will
come to her mother to have a dress
adjusted for the great occasion. She
casts much Of the burden of her eXis-
tence upon the too generous heart that t
she does not appreciate, and never
once feels the impulse to give the aid
of her youthful strength. Bat is she
as heartless as she seems? Is she to
blame for all this? When she was
little child, al! loving and engaging,
her mother said to herself, SHE shall
not be the drudge | was. She shall
not be kept out Of school to do house
work as ! was. She shall have a good
time when she is young, for there is
no knowing what her lot may be, y
And so her mother made her young
life long banquet OF pleasure and de-
light: The rough places were remov-
! ,,,,> fIi,, l,c ~, t,,,,rbt
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TO get an tdoa OF leaves, only lOr Ihe
the train Of dress-no very exalted
aim but Grace likes to make her own
designs, inst AZ she likes to make her
own patterns. Mrs. Lance Foxe will
be mighty clever young lady, and
perhaps create some small Stir IN her
own Immediate neighborhood not
that that would strike as in the least
degree desirable far from it. But
Grace sits and thinks; and gradually
a plan forms itself, as plan will in
the minds Of those not wholly mind
less. Why not write? Just send him
a little note? It would be listened to
coming from her, for Piers-welI riers
has been no wiser than his fellows,
for which Grace now feels distinctly
thankful.
at make. it, asys abe, $50 mitch
easier.' So she tears ont a page Of
the drawing book, and hastily scrb-
bles this, al alone in the light
Dear Mr.. Gilray,-We shall be
somewhere not very far off Crown
Point this evening, if you would like
to be there. Dot is worth your
whiIej and, if you only saw the little
white face see every day, am sure
You would come, Yotrs helievlngly.
"GRAcE FoyE"
"Thcre,' says she, folding it, "if
that does net en!lghten him nothing
will. But he is not an caf, thank good
ness Now to get some enc TO send y
Just then the postboy raps-love s
messenger. Quick AS thought Grace
halls the lad; the thing is ,lone. For
sixpenoe that boy wcrd Do anything
or 20 anywhere
o'o" Il ! ''''' IS " " ''''' ''''' y "
t''"'"' ''0,"0' ,"''' y
''"e S'' d -" ''e' ! ''S "'''' u ''' VIC '''''" :
pure 1' - '''' t'"'.'' - w ''''''"
hardly a dozen idlers find their way
'''''''' !" q ''"' "''' '"''' "' y ~
\
Pr'c''''''o' 'I' So'' WIZ 0''''"
~ '"e'
l"' ''''' ''' ''''' WAY ''''''>' '''''' -
."N' I''' -" 'l''''"'' - '''''''' y" ''''
i ~ ''' nc ''''H '''0"N '"'"H"' '''
'"'S '''''5 '''"' "'E i u ~ '''07''''''
oI'SS'''' an" S'o''o"' VA! !" '.7 III ,''
o' more ""'' QUE i'7'S0,' ""' "'' 'e'
"'''e '""'' one 'S''o' ''0''i ''''0
<PFc'''e Fo'h' o' N'e"-'"''''f '"e
"on'e'N'h'' are '"Ne"'
Aho' awaiting 'A''h on u = 'oP %
'he hl.'-e'ef 50 'o"s a "''' anu s.esf
is l'efs' Lance AT II'"' LOOKS g'""
because he h"S not Oeh"'e' "e''' not
at all then c"tc"ln5 Hfaces eye ne
so''ena' ior' '',ef Az 'ne cI'''' =
heart IS concerHeA' ana I'aS' sa''' 'he
soonest "en'e'' 0eS''eS' Que ca"no'
anoFu 10 INHie' Win every pO"y
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Men may inquire 8olemnly with
many doubt whether any other
world than this awaits the human
race; but, once admitting the second
life, the dark cloud Of punishment
must be seen in the remote horizon.
There can be no second life without
memory Of the events Of this career.
1t is the change Of memory which
makes a resurrection of the dead pos
sible. Ifaperson should arise from
the grave ana have no consciousness
Of ever having lived before, that
would be no second life only in
most trhingahd unjust sense. DR..
Edward Beecher once published quite
a volume to show that a man is in his
second world and at death will pass
to his th,ra and last.
Bat If we have most utterly forgot
ten any such first life this is made our
first existence by the very fact OF such
forgetfulness. live did al live once
before in this planet or IN some other
planet, that fact has been forgotten
with an amazing thoroughness. Menu
ory makes this our first life. A thous1
an volumes from all the wise men
could not intervene, with their learn
ing and eIoquence, and oppose the
simple elements If memory in this
strange case. 1t is your first world
Your memory can pick up its twenty
or thirty, or forty, its sixty years, and
hold them all in our grasp aud say |
once lived one Of those semlners and
winters. We can al, look at the bunch
Of faded flowers and say saw them
when they when they We're fresh and
beautiful. This recollection is, there
fore, that mental cttribute waich
alone will make resurrection s.oln
the dead. The only Immortality that
can be thought Of is, therefore, one
that can look back upon the first es'
perienco Of being Unless friends
II
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TRAINS FOR FREDERICK

Trains for Frederick leave Junction at
10 25 a. m and 10 p. IN.
Trims for raneytown, Litestown
and ! ork lcaye Junction AT $ IS Il m, and
8 l5 p m.
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ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN

From Baltimore and Westminster at 10 55
n. NJ, and 6 45 and From Will
transport and HagerstOwn at 90 n. IN,
and 30 p. m. From Blue Ridge ON Mon
day at
EMMITTsnunG r. E.-Trains south will
leave Emmittsburc at 8 $40 \ VI and $40
and 555 Y. NJ arriving at Rocky fjdgea
8. 10 A. II. and 3 40 aud G2j p N. Trains
North leave Rocky Ridge ut 1924 a NJ,
4. O5 and 6 s. p. NJ arriving Emmilsburg
II. .O5 A, NJ; 435 and 7.o5 p. NJ,
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R. a. e.. v. IL. h.

Trains east leave Shpp"nsburg, Pa, at
As a. m and Is aud 3 20 p. m.
Arrive at Edgemont at Sl5a. IN. and as
aud so p, m.
Arrive At Shippcnsburg at S As Il. m and
1ls ant. 8 O5p. m.
J. NJ. HOOD
Gen Manager.
R II. GRISWC Id
GrnI Ticket Agrnt
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One luore, fonrinscrtion less. s 50
&c each subsequent Insertion. 50
'' two mHnths 2
d" three months: 3
" six months 6
one year 9
Twel yclincs constitute Square.
sB- A Alibcraldeductionmadcto yearly
advertisers.
Local or special notices 10 cents llnv
JOB PRINTING executed with nea
ness and dis,n.th and on liberal terms.
Materials all new and a goodimpresso
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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CHAMCE'OF TIME,
WESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD.
srs ssrtssse,.ss,s,rs77 srtses,s7 -ssssFr..-gs7 s'as
r!aE ~ ~ ssl 90 % =: 4. .tEt-.. rs.
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN

Nn and after Monday July 10, 1882, Pas
Osengcr Trains will run ns follows:
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Selected Sfprn
Down in II Fl0wcry
Vale.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. }
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For Baltimore and Westminster at
and 90 a. IN, aud 3 30 D. m. For Hagers.
town and WillamSport at 10 50 a. IN and
Gas p. m For Blue Ridge on Saturday
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Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-16
HILL nrNrHa ConPA,

CILyER HILL MINING COnPA.
y ha.-Looatton Of principal pisos ef bust.
ness. Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hal. Storey county.
Notice 10 hereby Given. that ct Q mssting Of
The Board Of Dirscton, held on the second
Cadl day Of February, lisa, an assessment
mo. ~ OF Fifteen Gents uscl per share vas
evied apon the capital stock Of the corpo-
ration, payable i~mmedistsly. IN United States
gotd coin. @ the Secretary. q The omee Of ths
Company. Room No. 70, ksvads Block, NO. 100
Montgomery street, Ban Ynncisco. Cslifbsnia.
Any .toei upon vbseh @,s s.sss.%snsshallr n.
vsrtised for sale st pubic auction, and unless
payment 70 made bsfors. Win BE- sold On WED
bkY, the t~vsnty.ninth Qothl day Of NARCH.
ia62, 10 pay the dslinquent assessment.
togsthef with costa Of Advertising and sxpsnsss
Byosdx Of the Board Of Directors.
Y. :. DxAH, eessstag.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-16
.oxsoLxDArED IMPERIAL MIN.

"iNG cOMPANY.-Locatton Of principal
,lsee Of business. San Francisco. California
location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county,
Noticc.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF assess-
ment mo. 10 levied on the fourth ttthl day
OF January, 1857, tho several amounts eel
Opposite tins names Of the respective share
holders. % follows: -.
Names. NO. Certit. ohs' a" -
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-17

EOR RENT.-That desirable THREE-STORY
L BRICK STORE, situated on the corner of
Royal street and Market Alley, now occupied by
3. T. Lucas & Co. Possession given October Goth
Apply to [aug1.1ml THOs. LEADBEATER.