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WASHINGTON CITY:
Small POx i'm philadelphia.

AnOrning cOtempOraTy publishes a dispatch
signed Francis Wells, pTOnOuncing the state
ment published by on Friday, that the mum
her Of cases of small pOx in Philadelphia was
nearer th'r,y thousand than three thousand, an
''infGmOUs CNaggeratiOn.' He adds, further
more, that the whole number of cases in 1871
does rot exceed eco, while the number Of deaths
in the same time foot up only 2S3.
We DO OF know what Mr.. Wells facilities for
getting reliable information may be, nor what
hs interest in the matter il, but in the interest
of common humanity we hope his statement
does not lal below the truth. In spite of his
denial. however, we see no occasion for retract-
irg what we originally said. Our informant
WHO j. in every way trustworthy, has excellent
opportunities for knowing whereof he speaks,
ard his statement, since its publica-
ton in our columns, has been abund-
antly verified from other reliable sources. In
deed, ample confirmation can be found in the
column of the Philadelphia papers themselves.
One of them, no longer ago than last evening,
said:
"The contagiOn IS widespread, no part of the
city being exempt. The twentieth ward has
suffered most, the mortality being greater than
in any other. On Crease street. Kensington, for
two squares, during the last fortnight, scarcely
family has escaped the disease"
Another paper, the Inquirer, referring to the
same subject yesterday, says:
"The Board OF Health, in both Of their printed
statements Of last week, endeavored to create
the impression that the smallpox does not pre-
vail in this city to any alarming extent, and that
what there was of il was rapidly disappearing.
How true this Is, their own death lists for OctO-
Der will demOnstrate-they showing that during
twenty-eight days Of this month the mortality
from the epidemic alone was two hundred and
thirty-six. That Is, twenty-three during the
first seven days, ffty-fOur during the second
seventy-four during the third, and eighty-five
during the fourth. The increase of Deaths IL
will be seen, has been steady from the first day
OF the month"
We drop the matter here, with the remark
that our only motive in the premises was to pub
fish the facts as we understood them to be. We
have no interest in either dstorting or suppress
ing the truth.
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One would think that New York city had
trouble enough without trying TO keep alive the
religious question in local politics, and vet the
T..JuHs says that an incendiary handful is in
circulation, inscribed with an ominOus black
cross, and the anti-Roman Catholic appeal /:
. Stolen By the Irish Catholics, the Livery Of
Heaven, 10 count the Ballots in, Freemen!
Remember the 18th, 18th, 18th. 10th of july.
/ g. and 10 not forget July 18th, 1S7I,"
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France has a new political organization STYLED
the :" OuvTiers Comp angnons-" 1t is composed
OF wOTkngmen opposed to Communism and
pledged not 10 affiliate with the 80 Information
als;r none OF the members 10 join in any strike,
and TO bind themselves 10 aid the government
in bringing about pacific resumption Of labor
and maintenance Of order.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, ID. @ Oct. 81, 1871, 10 a. m
The hie hest barometer continues from North Caro-
lima TO New Jersey. Northeast winds have prevailed
on the south Atlantic coast, and southwest winds in
the Middle and Eastern States. The area of lowest
pressure has moved northwestward into southern
Illinois, with increasing northeast winds from Lake
Erie TO Wisconsin and to Missouri and threatening
weather west Of the Appalachian range, with rain at
most stations. Brisk northwest winds, with clear
ing weather now prevail in Texas, aud high baron
eter, with cold northerly winds from Nebraska to
Wisconsin.
PRoBABILIITEs.-Theb barometer will probably fall
the Atlantic States, with easterly winds
aud cloudy her in the Middle and Eastern
Staies Doft hwesteIly winds with clearing FEATHER
west ~ Alabama: the low barometer probably move
from Missouri northeastward to Lakes Michigan
and Erie with RAIN northeasterly winds with rain
on Lakes Ontario and Erie, yeering to southeast:
brisk northeast winds Lake Michigan. backing
to northwest; rising barometer, with falling tempe
nature, In the extreme northwest.
WARNING SIGNALS ORDEREp-At Cleveland,
Toledo. Chicago, Milwaukee, and Detroit
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Russia has resumed her career OF conquest,
and again annexed an extensive territory
BzOunga-ia, on the northern slopes of the Than
Chan Mountains. Till 1864 il belonged TO China.
In that year the NODgOls rose against the
Chinese authorities, massacrcd the garrisons
aGd achieved Independence. The Chinese gov
eminent made no attempt TO reassert their sway
over the outlying province, and the Dzoungaria
DuneeHS elected a native ruler. Abel Oghlan,
the new sovereign, recently took it into his head
70 fail out with the Russians by refusing to sur
render KLirgeSe, who had fed Into Dzounearia
10 escape paying 1.-THE TO the Gar, and on this
account Russia declared war. Hcstilities began
last June, and in campaign OF a month the
Russian general OveTran the country and an
nexed il TO the dominions of the Car. The
territory thus added TO the Russian possessions
j. about twice as large Ireland, the native in
habitaRts being estimated at 500 900, and the
Chinese ana other Bhuddist settlers at 500 900
more. The country abOunds in coal, cattle, and
horses, has gold, silver, and copper and is capa-
lie OF producing large quantities of corn and
fruit Its mineral wealth is believed to be yery
great.
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The Philadelphia Board OF Public Educa-
ton give notice Of the opening, on Monday
evening next, OF sixteen night schools for Young
men over the age Of seventeen in as many diff
ferent parts Of that city. These schools. says
the Press, will enable every working young man
and boy in the city to acquire a good English
ndrcafInn.
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Government, sec.rttfee.
Stock Rennrf


BY he Western UHtOH 1slesTaph Compory1
Lewis Johnson q Co. Quote stocks and bonds, In
nome and foreign markets, as follows:
krw YORK, Oct. 3l.-First Board.-log q. M
1851 coupon, ll611; 20Ns, 81, coupon, ll4>s
as, as, u, COUPON, ll4'{ s-9: eS, coupon. ne;
oD 3, 6S. coupon, llS4<; los coupon, lO9 Curren-
oy Ss. III; MsIiposa, ]; Canton, 6e14; Cumberland,
=: Western Union Telegraph, Ga; Quicksilver ,
~; Pacific Mail -; g.; Boston Water Power,
press, 81; American Express, $40; United States
Express, S51<; N. Y. Central aud Hudson, SEA
feIred, :; Harlem, I2s: do. preferred, =; Reading,
lOs; Michigan Central. III; Lake Shore and Mich.
igan Southern, s9I; Union Pacific Railroad, 23If;
Illinois Central l52 off d. Cleveland and Pittsbur9
122 ex div. Northwest COS: Northwest prefd, $50
OF ;Cley Gland, Columbus, cincinnati and Indiansp
.Iis-;New Jersey Central. losH; Rock Island 1907
M n and s.. Paul, ssS.; do preferred, IS;
and Western, :; Fort Wayne, IS; Alton and
Tsrre Hsute, -; Hannibal and St Joseph, co
Chicago and Alton, liz; do. prefd, us: Ohio and
Misssi;ssiPpi Certificates; 81; Columbus, Chicago
Dc. new, g: Virginia SIS, old, cox North Carolina
ss; old, s.; do; new; l9,1; Missouri IS, 81: Cen
tral Pacific Bonds, Iol5s: Union Pacific Lat Bonds,
SSs. Gold, lllhalllH. Market steady.
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TELAG-RAIsING IN THE TWENTY
0 FIRST DISTRlCT.-The friesds of A. NJ
GkEEN, the regular candidate for the Legislature
h.nor OF their candidate and in favor OF the -Four
Million Loan, az the corner Of l4th and SITS. north
east, on DNESDAY EVENING, Nov. LIST, at s
o'clock. Several distinguished sneakers will ad-
dress the meeting. W II DAVIS
Chairman CT the Executive Committee.
J. B. MANSFIELD, Secretary rs
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" The social eyil'' is a subject which forces it
self upon the attention OF the police Organi cations
OF large cities, and the suggestions of intelligent
Observers among the guardians of the public
peace, are worthy the attention of legislators
At the National Police Convention recently
held in st. Louis the matter was fully discussed,
and finally, after a comparison of the observa-
ton and views OF the delegates, a report was
adopted which recommends that the question
''be removed from the domain of the moralist'
that this vice cannot be eradieated as a fact.
its evils can be mitgatsd by police surveillance;
that repentance should reconcile the victim 10
society in many cases, and that the penalty of
UniOTgiveness should not be vigorously imposed.
The report CCmmends the St. Louis system as
salutary in its influence and effect, and as anne
hOrati1g y G condition of uniOrtunates without
prejudice to the morals o. the community. These
statements were confirmed by the report of the
St Louis Board of Health. A substitute for this
report was offered and rejected. In this substi-
tUie, . legally assured safety" was deplored and
1t was recommended to attack the evil bv warm
ing youth of its dangers and consequences
LeavenwOrth delegate made a statement As 10
the beneficial results of the surveillance i'm that
city, and urged that Christian women be invited
To undertake special mission to their unfortu-
nate sisters. The Mayor OF St Louis said that
$4,000 had been saved already out OF the fees
eNacted under their system, and that this money
Was to be devoted TO the establishment of hos
Iital and refc~matOry.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ThsNev York money market yesterday was easy
for d. mar borrowers, who were accommodated at
per cent. In the market for commercial paper rates
were irregular. In the currency movement there
nothing Of importance TO police. 1he stock
arket Vas extremely dali, but strong There has
hot been time for years vi hen stocks have been O..
well distributed and the consequence is that
a large majority q those interested in the market
sTe " bulls"
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WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY
SILVERBERG'S.

regular made.
Three Pei. Hsds: spge1:out Iron Frame HOSE
ular made, to ga.
THREE Rsir chidssn White B HOSE, Irsn
-Four PAL Childrens All Wool HOSE, extra long,
-Four TI Issi ss very fine Hemstitched HANpKER
Two extra fine Hemstitched Mourning HANDLER
One pair of Lace SLEEVES and COLLAR.
One Thread Lace COLLAR.
One very fine Lace Embroidered HANDKER
-Four T,, GsTts' fine Linen Hemmed HANDLER
Three Gents superfae do, (hard to beat)
Three Gents Hemm-d HANDKERCHIEF, fine
Linen, ColOred Border.
-Four pair Gents supergtout HALF HOSE,
Three pair Gents superextra ditto;
One fine and heavy Gents UNDERSHIRT or
Three extrafne Linen SHIRT FRONTS.
One Ladies' Morocco sATCHEL, all Leather.
One Splendid BASKET.
One Infants CANE CHAIR, (prettyJ
One splendid CORSET, worth 81 3d.
One fine Walnut WHITING DESK or wORKBoX
Two handsome Lace TIDES.
One fine Knit CLOU d, in White, Black, and White
and Colors.
Articles, Perfumery Hair and Cloth es Brushes,
Puff Boxes with Puffs, Mirrors, all Leather
Wallets, &C, all at ONE DOLLAR.
THE DAILY AUCTION, at 10 q. m and D. m,
OF small articles, Baskets &C., will continue until
further notice.
large assortment of fine Figures, Vases, Desks
Vienna Goods &c, will be sold at private sale less
than COST. In fact, for Bargains 60 to
b. sILvERBERG,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
ocl0-tr Near Pennsylva nia avenue
no NOT PURCHASE BEFORE LOOKING AT
- the Goods and Prices, at
A. STRAUS',
&C % lot 1O11 Penn. ave-, bet 10th and 18th SITS.
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r~MASHlNGTON COOPERATIVE BUILD
JIG ING ASsOtiATlOS.-The fourth annual
m e ting will be held At Temperance Hall TO. NOR
ROW Wednesday EVENING, at O'Clock. The
fourth annual report will be submitted
ocsl-a J. L. THOMPSON, Sec.
"ssAND MERCHANTS-A meeting OF the
w sand Merchants will be held At 0 clock on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at Lord Wharf, foot
Of Eth street. The presence OF all tnterests1 is de-
sired, business u avery important nature will
be brought forward Oc3i-2t
~MASONIC-Ths aDnn1l convoestion Of
ny COLUMBIA h, A. CHAPTER: No: i will
b held AZ Masonic Temple. oE WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, Nov. LIST, At O'Clock. N=mbzrs
requested 20 he punctua Ia their attendance. All r
A Masons in good standing cordially invited 20
attend By order Of the N y. II. y.
IL l.. q. STEPHENS. Sec.
~A MEETING OF The MEMBERS AND
q friends Of the NJ T. Caurch wiIl be held in
The Metropolitan Church This EVENING. a. III
o'clOck, al which %. r.. o. HAVEN President Of the
Northwestern University, Wili make full state
msnt IN regard 10 our aenOnipatiObal losses in Chi
q 20 from the recent FIRE. DR.. INV, % Baltimore.
an sySWitness u the IRE vii also .s1Tess the ct
T-F 1t
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE.

A THOR0UGH-BRE POINTER BITCH FOR
"A SALE; well broken on Partridge,
MoodcGck and Snipe. Inquire at l12OA
Pennsylvania avenue. oc3O 81"
FOR sALE-A GRAVEL BANK, near the Can
L tol. THOS. Il. wAGGAMAN,
ocH-6t 5Is 9Th street, opp. Post once.
FOR SALE-At Government Corral, pair -
grey. ocG- sts ARS
EQRsALE, LGEAP--A fine SET of SURVEYING
l. INSTRUMENTS, in perfect order, at
J. III. sQUIER'S, MO-ey Broker,
OcIo-u 1907 II street.
L. AT WASHINGTON NAILORS STABLES.
heavy young Mules. well broke.
heavy Horses, suitable for carts ~
fine family Horses. IA
5young driving Horses
New Lsndsus, Launda uetts, Clarences and Park
Phatons for hire. Terms reasonable. All orders
promptly attended, to from stables, 1926 Il. olaf
IGOR SALE-A thorough bred BAY MARE
eight years old. Will trot in three min N
utes. Pedigree furnished. Also, shifting IN
top Brewster BUGGY. Only been in usecfeEXf
season. One set Harness, double set Reins, whip
summer and winter Lap Cover. Can be seen Al
fLEMMINGS Stables, on O street, between 9th
ana - streets. se8 If
RILLIARD TABLES FOB SALE.
Four Carom and four Four-pocket PHELAH
TABLES in good condition, with
everything Complete, viii be sold ct
,ALE1. ADAhsos,
te1-n sos 9th street, Washington, d. O.
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR; GEORGE REULlNG having treturned from
~ Europe, wIlresume the practice of his profess
AND EAR, and may be found at his office, No.
ISOS Pennsylya nfa avenue, Washington. every
WEDNESDAY, from ii a. m. TO m. and at all
other times At the Marylan Eye and Ear Infirmary
No. DO North Charles street, Baltimore, Md oc3O
NOTICES.. P. CHAPMAN has retired from the
~ firm Of CHAPMAN, H0SMER q CO., so far as
ITS business embraces the prosecution Of claims
against the Government.
The Land and Patent business will be conducted
as heretofore. That relating to Law and Claims
MEl 4 co. n r CHIPMAN.
A. A. H0SMER,
ocs-lm q. ID. GILMORE.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN
. THIRTIES
By the exchange of large amounts Of Governments
called in for redemption, into these securities.
The Bonds secured beyond all question by a
first and only mortgage the Road, its entire roll
ing stock and so 900 900 acres of the finest land
in the world.
We do not hesitate to mend these Bonds to our
friends and the public, and no stronger proof of
their popularity could be offered than the sales
during the first week of the present month, which,
notwithstanding the disturbances in monetary af-
fairs, EXCEEDED THOSE OF ANY SIMILAR
PERIOD.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
Full particulars furnished by
oc30-tf JAv CnOtxE A. rO
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-we offer for sale,
without regard to cost, till Dec LIST, the entire
and extensive stock of A.. Anderson, embracing
MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS CLOTHING, and a
select stock Of FURNIsHING GOODS, as the re-
naming stock will be sold at auction.
A. ANDERSON,
947 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc2S I'm I'd door from Lewis yohnson's Bank.
SPLEEBID ALL WOOL CASHMERE SUITS
A. sTRAUs', 10Il Penn avenue,
Och Between 10th and llth streets.
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"a CARD TO BOOK BUYERS.

VICTOR LIGHT
PIRLOR STOVE,
Self Feeding, Gas and Base Burning, Double Il
illuminating and Coal Saving. -
oc31 634 Pennsylvania avenue SE
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NV III A L l. L N G L

%CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT-Th ladies
US Of the Assembly Church CDR. Boynton will
give DINNER AT the Church, TUESDAY, from
to J. m. Tickets 20 cents.
At1-SO D. m. there will be an Entertainment, con
sisting of Music, Readings and Tableaux. Admis
sion Is cents Oysters and Coffee will be served In
the Lecture Room; Proceeds TO meet the final pay
ment on the church debt. ocsl.at
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Sc eco ACRES OF LAND In Macon county, n,
C., Blue Ridge Railroad running through It. so 600
acres in Cherokee county, N. c., ali fne grazing
lands and covered with choice timber superior fruit
climate, especially the apple Also, IS 600 acres in
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon. Will e1-
change Tor city PrSHSrty or gsrt cash and pert IN
mhl1-d corner OF 7th and II streets.
EOk RENT-siI fine OFFICE ROOMS In :: e
II Shepherd Building, eos Pehnrylv anis syenu.
south side tslc-a
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

.DAssENGERs By THE VIRGINIA AND
i Truckee Railroad from Carson or Virginia
TO any point on he road aTe yeQuestsd 70 pro
euro tickets before entering the cars. A diner.
rates and rates Of flres collected on trains.
.F.-g.r, .f.sl Il. II: YRRINGTONSe eupt,
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Aud in accordance with law, and an order 9i
tha hoard OF Trustees, made on the 2lst day o.
Septembor, ,lsyi. % many shares OF eaeh parcel psi
~ nnhuo nnction, al tho ONCE Of the Company,
N Room ON No, 10 Hay31rd's rBundin& Call nmia
syrc.sf san Francisco, California, on SATUR-
DAY. the Iith day Of November, 1su, at the
bonr of i O'Clock r. y. OF said day, to pay saiu
delinquent assessment thereon, together Win
costs 6f advertising and exgSns.eMS oi ac.. sss;
I. omce-Roou No. .1ss HsyWEdn Building
t,siifoynIa streot. san Francisco, California.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the hoard Of Trustees, made on the 22d day OF
September, isTi, 80 many shares Of, each parcel
of ssid stocf as may bo necessary, win be cold at
public auction, at tho ONCE OF tho Company.
Room Mol Express Ballding northeast eSsnGr
ei.co. ca. on THURSDAY. tho 10th day Of
November, 1871, at ono o'clock r. =. OF said
dsy. 10 nav tho iollnquent assessment, together
with cos,s Of advertising and expenses OF SAFE
"''N TnOS. j. OWENS, Secretary.
Ohtco-No. I Express Building, northeast
conner Of Montgomery and California sueets, ~
san F1ncisco, cal ...1 JgE1S nol.@
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l Statcs for the District Of sNeyada:-ln
Bsnkruptcy.-In the matter Of RICHARD ].
NULLkRb, q bankrupt.-District OF Nevada,
r.-A warrant in bankruptcy has been issued
Iullard. OF the County Of Lyon. state OF Nevada,
IN said District, who has been duly adtrdged
bankrupt upon his own petition; and the pay
ment OF any debts and the delivery OF any prop
erty belonging TO said bankrupt, TO him or TO
hiS use, and the transfer Of any property by him.
arc forbidden by hw.-A meeting or tho cred
itors Of said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and
10 choose one or more assigpees OF his estate,
win DO held At Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
iosh DAY OF November, A. n. lS7f, ct 10 o'clock
n. af tho once OF E.Strothcr. the ReVster In
Bankruptcy OF said District, No. IL North c
street. Nedin Building; ,
US. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
Rv AUGUSTUS Ash, Deputy. oc30 I'd
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4 GREAT DISCOVERY !!
NO MORE GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS
l| .H'u1 II You WILL USE
4. CIpMAN'S HAIR RESToRER'

UHfIs rs NOT A VILE COMPOUND o
made OF Sugar Of Lead, Lac sulphur;
and other poisonous minerals, which WA
produce headache, paralysis or insanity, =
but . harmless preparation, nee nom sedlment'
essiIy applied, and In q brief space OF time re.
storine the hair or Whiskers to- their natural
color, NO preparation IA necessary 10 use with
IL. but simply TO apply according to directions
accompanying each bottle, ;.
This Il The cheapest, safest and oest Hair ke-
vtorer ever offered to the public,
j. LfPMAN, Proprietor.
4 General Agents, R. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Whoiesals Druggists, corner OF First and Mar
kot streets, San Francisco; to whom all orders
must be addressed. Testimonials OF prominent
citizen. who have used It accompany each bot
tie 80 '-'' = 10 Hh , my3T.m2p
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TO WOOD STEALERs.

ruNNGs THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
three hundred cords Of wood, belonging to
iSo vlrRinia and Truckec fSilroad Company,
hsyc been stolen in the vicinity Of Gold Hiu
and Virginia. The Company. thrrpioyu, hsreby
mai honocforWard the most stringent measures
s-iil be taken to prevent further stealing.
Inv person caught stealing the company's
wood VIII DO prosecuted to tho utmost extent Of
ne AT; NJ xxnrNnrnN snnerin,nndsn.
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And I'M accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 2lst day OF
September, 1871, 20 many shares Of each parcel
of said stock as uay be necessary win be sold at
public auction by Maurice Dore & Co, No. 3sT
Montgomery stroet, San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF NoVemoer, lSn'
AZ o'clock p. n. OF said day, to pay said delin.
ouent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale;
. : A. NOEL, Secretary.
Oflcc, Room No. ID Hayward's Building, 40
California street, San Francisco, California.
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MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MEEvINc.

NRowN FONT SOUTH EXTENSION
Mining Company.-The First Annual Meet.
ing Of the Stockholders Of the aboye.na
Company, for the election Of Trustees, will be
held on MONDAY. tho 9Th day OF November,
1871 (nrst Monday in November), at l O'Clock
p. Il. OF that day, at the Office Of the Company.
WIN. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofhee-Room No. II Hayward's Building, 4l9
California street, Gan Francisco. Cal. =
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RH nrlier nf the Bound OF Trustees.
rMRKRIAL aILYRR MINING

Company.-Location OF Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, State Of Nevada. Notice Il
hereby given, that at ameeting OF the boaru
OF Trustees OF said company, held on the 2lst
day Of September, ISL, an. assessment. OF len
DSllars per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said company, payable Immediately. In
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, At The
of,lce OF the company, Room No. 10, Haywards
Building, No. iis California street, San Fran;
sssessmept shall remain unpaid on the atth
day OF October, 1871, shall be doomed delin.
ouent. and will be duly advertised for sale at
pablo auction, and unless payment shall, be
The lin dsy OF November, 1871, to pay the
delinoucnt assessment, together with costs OF
Advertising and expenses OF sale. ..t
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. f. DEAN, Secretary.
Once-Room No. 10. Haywards Building, Als
California street San Francisco, Cal.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Mining Company.-Location OF works,
Spring Valley, Lyon County, State OF Nevada
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on acconnt OF assessment
No. nj levied on the 2lst day Of September, 1871,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows: