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A CARD.
OK BOARD 5. :. NEBRASKA, !
August %, 1871. )

August 20 loal. }
To CART. Isaac HARDING, S. S. NEBRASKA"
DEAR SIR We, your passengers from New Zealand 20
San Francisco via Honolulu, now that we are getting near the
latter port, where il is possible We shall change To another
ship, are DESTROYS of addressing a few lines TO you for the pur-
pose OF maniesting our esteem for your uniform kindness 10
us and cur entire satisfaction as regards the capaDhnues OF
the Nebraska, of which we have had ample opportunities OF
Judging, the first three days out from Auckland heavy gales
having prevailed, with a high sea running. during which she
behaved nobly, and rolled less than is ordinarily the case with
ships under similar circumstances.
We cannot speak too hihgiy of the saloon and sleeping accom-
mOdaiious, which are spacious and admirably ventilated 10
suit the hot weather Of the tropics, 30 that altogether under
Providence we have progressed most pleasantly and prosper
ously, and il all goes well we shall reach Honolulu many hOdrs
before contract time. We would in conclusion, ask you TO
convey our best thanks to your several officers for their civil
lies and courteous behavior TO US, and wishing every success
To the United States, New Zealand and Australian Mail
Steamship Line, that il may be permanently and firmly esto-
lshe and that your own career may prove as prosperous
hereafter as il has been on this occasion, we are
Yours respectfully,
J. C. Williams, w. II. Ewald, Alex. Kennedy, Henry Dick
son, W. Strange, w Edwards, A. A. Thomas, William Qnirk.
Henry Mactarane, Joseph b. Greenfield, ID. NJ. Beee, James
]. Collins. Anthony McMaster, William saunders, Athur :.
Forbes, John 5. Stuart Forbes, }. G.. Strange. Mrs. NJ Murphy,
George w. Sfacfarlane, John Ritchel. William J. Hudson, John
Bartlett, w. Bonar. John 5. Gillen. Aloin Lynch, Allan Hall,
Charles Schmidt, s. Holdswo-th, w &. Robinson, Lancashire
Bell Ringers, S in company, Robert Neville, Thomas Muir.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, Il. I.
ARRITALS.

2. 2O-Schr Nm Moi, Antoine. from Maui.
20-Sehr Warwick. John Bull. from Molokai.
2O-Schr Owana. Katai. from Maui.
2O-Schr Kate Lee. Wet from Hawaii
2I-Tahi;ian bk IOna, Jas Mclean, p days from Pa
peete.
clam ship Messenger, Walds Hill, 81 days from Rio
de x Plata
22-Schr Moi Eeiki. Green. from Maui.
23-Schr HOkulele, from MolOkai.
25-Schr Waiola. DudOif. from Maui.
2t-Schr Odd Fellow, Makahi. from Hawaii.
Z{-Schr Active. MelIish. from Hawaii.
24-Schr Pauahi Ballastier. from MOl0kai.
2i-BTit ship Royal Saxon, RochfOrt, 30 days from Ba-
ker's Island. in distress.
2I-Russian steam corvette Boyarin, serkof, IS days
from san Francisco.
25-Am stmr Nebraska. J Hariing, Is days and Il
hours from Auckland
25-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane. from Maui.
25-Sehr Manuokawai. Thompson. from Maui
26-StmT klaGea, McGregOT, from Hawaii a.d Mani.
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MEMORANDA.

The c. ". z. & A steamship Nebraska left Auckland at
3 P. VI. August 10th. Experienced strong gales and heavy
head sea Erst i've days remainder Of the voyage, strong head
winds and fine weather. Arrived at Honolulu August 25Ih at
y A. NJ. During the voyage the Lancashire Bell Ringers
gave a specimen Of their skill, which found such favor with
the passengers that il was twice replaced. The effect is
charming. and IN all respects they are masters in their line.
They are accompanied by Mr.. HoldswOrth, a vocalist, whose
high reputation in the Colonies does no more than justice 10
his talents
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DECISION COMMUNICATING the past week, His
Honor Chief Justice Allen, rendered the decision of
the Court in the matter of the estate of Hannah
Vaughan, which was an appeal from the decision of
Mr.. Justice Hartwell. This is an important case, As
establishing a precedent in cases of adoption Of
children. Mrs. Vaughan died ~intestate, leaving u
sister and an adopted child. The latter claimed to
be the legal heir of the i~ntestate, under the adoption
Judge Hartwell held that the adopted child could
not inherit to the prejudice of a blood relation, unless
by the terms of the adoption it were specially SO
provided, and this construction of the law is now
affirmed by the decision of the full Court.
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HeaIth-if there is such a body.
Regulation. of .hc Board Of HcnI,h.


LIST The Board of Health, or its agent, will visit The fish.
vegetable and meat markets, or other places where such arli-
said markets or places TO be pr perry cleaned. and any de-
cayed animal or vegetable matter to be Immediately removed
therefrOm-
2d. No slaughter house will be allowed within the bouneia-
res of the city Of Honoluiu, CT on any OF the public highways
leading TO it, or on the banks Of any river or stream where the
water is used for drinking or domestic purposes. or in any
situation not first approved by the Board Of Health.
Cd No person viii be allowed to dry or SAT- hides or skins
place close to, or 10 windward Of the city, or in any place not
first approved by the Board Of Health
4th. AL privies. cess-pOols, drains. sewers, ponds, or other
places containing sIasnant water. manure, or other filth, founi
in n state prejudiciai TO the public health, will be cleansed by
the Board or its agent. at the expense of the person or persons
owning them-the said owners having been notified by the
Board at least six days before any active interference is taken
In future every privy is to be not less than nine feet deep and
four feet square, and securely cased and covered
5h. The Board Of Health or lis agents will visit all houses
in which they may suspect there is an insufficient supply Of
from want OF proper ventilation. Oyercrowding, or other causes,
and will order such hodses to be properly ventilated. and take
other measures rs may appear TO them TO be necessary.
9th. Any badly cured meals or other substances, emitting
a noxiOus OF deleteriOus efhuvium, viii lie Immediately re-
they are stored, due notice having first been given by the
Board Of Health or its agents
9Th. No person shall Keep swine within the boundaries Of
sth- No person shall throw dead animals on any OF the pub
lie streets or highways.
9th No interment shall be made within, or in the imme-
date nrighborhOoi Of any dwelling house or in any lot Of
ground not heretofore used for the purpose Of a cemetery, IN
less upon written sanction Of The Board OF Health and no
grave shall Be made less than six feet in depth.
10TH The following two places are set apart for the deposit
Of rubbish and filth to be carried from the city, viz the Ioko
called ~Poki." near the south end Of Queen street, and the
vacant lot near The Windmill belonging 10 the Aessrs- Sumner,
makai Of the Prison
PsitIng any rubbish or filth upon any street, lane. wharf, or
vacant Iot, within the boundaries OF the city Of Honolulu
liable To he fined in a sum nat exceeding one hundred dollars.
Is provided in Section 2S5 Of the Civii Code.
Approved by the Board Of Health, this I4h day of June.
Iooo t C. FEUcK, Secretary--
Omce OF the Board Of Health, June 18th, 1906.
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EPARTURE

1g 19-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina. for Kauai.
2l-Schr Prince. Hatfield. for Hawail.
2I-Schr HanRokawai. Thompson, for Maui.
21-Schr Mary, Keoki, for Kauai.
2I-Stmr KTauea, McGregor. for Maui and Hawaii.
22-Schr Warwick, Jonn Bull, for MolOkai.
22-Schr Kate LSe, West, far Hawaii.
22-Schr ka Moi, Antoine, for Maui.
2z-Schr OEana. kahai. for Maui.
Gam bk Camden Robinson, for Port Townsend.
&-Schr Moi Ksiki- Green. for Maui.
2i-Schr WaiOIs, Dudoit, for Maui.
=5-Schr Odd Fellow, Makahi, for Hawaii
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4 NOTEWORTHY WEDDING.-At a wedding of two
prominent young Hawaiians, at Wailuku. last We'd
nesday there were great doings. Two thousand per-
sons we're present, no expense was spared in the way
Of enta ainmeut, and the feasting and dancing we're
kept o. two days and nights. The brides dress
-4Une IS aid to have cost $500.
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MARRIED.

AeSrw-eoGsz~-I ais city. On SATURDAY evening, Aug.
n, - Re Howell Smilh, D. u. o. J. AGxEw - Miss
Non T Ro- Es= ~ Sar FrSngjsco -aIers please c"ry-
RYcAGs --CANPsELL-I this civ. on N5-rly evening.
Aug 21st, at St Andrews Cathedral, by Rev. Z. - S. I4ilHt-
sOn, Mr. RoEERT RYCRoFT TO Miss ELIZABETH CAAPBELL,
eldest daughter Of AIsx- Campbell, Esq, Of this city. No
cards.
Wailuku. Maui, on the 23l II slant.
ny Rev. Mr. Alexander, Mr. SAMUEL PARKER 10 Miss HATTIE
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The LATE L. L. ToRBERT.-At a regular meeting
of Ultima Thule Lodge, No. l, l. o. g.. T. held on
Saturday evening, August 18th, the following resO-
lutions were adopted
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased Almighty God TO call from time
TO eternity our esteemed Brother, Linton l. ToTbert, who
departed this life August 18th, ISL
ResOlusE, That by this afaici i've dispensation Of Providence,
this Lodge and the cause Of Temperance on these islands has
lost a worthy member and 4 jealous advocate society has lost
n useful citizen, his widow n kind and anectionate husband,
and hs children a devoted father
RSsotred, That we tender our heartfelt sympathies TO his
bereayed widOS and 10 his orphan children
RssOfUsd, That the members Of this Lodge, a. 4 mark Of
respect to the memory Of the deceased, wear the usual Good
Tempar badge Of mourning for the period Of twenty days
ResOfUed. That these resolutions be entered upon the records
of this Lodge. and = copy Of the same be transmitted 10 the
widow Of the deceased
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OAHU COLLEGE,!
TNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
II TON, will begin on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of September,
and continue I4i weeks

Co0tinu t4 NerAs.
Candidates for admission will he examined on Monday and
Tuesday next preceding the opening Of the school.
Glasses will he formed in all the common English branches,
and 10 the higher Mathematics, including Algebra, GEOMETRY,
Trigonometry, and surveying as the wants Of the pupils de-
mand.
Latin and Greek classes will be formed TO meet the different
stages Of advancement OF those desiring to study these Ian
guages.
Vocal music and Drawing will be taught without extra charge
The Boarding Department Of the IostitutiOn will be pen to
such persons Of both sexes, IS can show satisfactory evidence
Of good character. Such a price viii be charged for board as
to cover cost only, which will probably not exceed three dol
lars per week, exclusive OF Washing. Suitable rooms are
given to the boardeTs, rent free. each occupant providing his
own rOOm-furnitnre, lights and bedding.
There will be a Mairun who will give special attention to the
wants and manners Of the boarders.
Alterations in the buildings have recently been made which
will essentially add TO the comfort and health Of the young
lady bOaFders. A
Parents wishing to place their children in the family will do
r5eI to make immediate application, as they can thus secure
an advantage in the choice Of ROOMS.
The Trustees take pleasure in assuring the public that they
have a corps Of competent teachers employed for the year, and
that they will spare no effort % make the Institution la livery
respect thorough, vigorous, and well ordered.
The tuition in the ciassics aud in the higher English branches,
will be Al the rate Of One Dollar Per week in the lower Eng
hsh studies, IS cents per week IL being uDderstood, that
no allowance will he made in charge for tuition on account 0f
absence for a period less than half a term, except in case Of
sickness.
Il p. CHURCH,
sam. G. DAMON,
s. n. CASTLE.
jy22 Education Committee Of Oahu College.
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Abbertiser,
AUGUST &c.
no

Our columns are open TO all contributors, writing on matters
of general interest, and avoiding personalities bat We do not,
by admitting correspondence, endorse the views expressed.
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LOST. A LARGE KEY!

- SUPPOSED TO have BEEN
6C dropped in Fort or Beretanisi street il any
body has pickad it up, and viii return it TO the Undersigned.
he will be well rewarded.
au2o w. HUMPHREYS. Merhant St.
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1t is feared Forster, the New York murderer.
viii escape capital punishment.
A Madrid dispatch says the murderer of Marshal
Prim has been arrested.
In London you can get a 81 through ticket to
travel round the world : for Sl.26O.
The Empress Eugene, it is reported. is in
treaty for sale of her diamonds, valued at ST.
COO, 900.
A list of the officers of New York City and
their religion shows every one to be a RomanIst,
except one.
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COMMERCIAL
~ anGnEr 3. ISL

FRIDAF, AUeUSI % IoI
re not, 4 i.rre sale Of marketable goods during the "eehA a.
,to, u a. storS Of II. Hacked & Co. n which lar
we're reaErai-ihe terms bsfE three, io1r anu SN
ths credit
-, .,,.rsfve.S aI- IL ne~ goo-Is al auction ex late ar
a The store II HoSschlaeger & Co, i ADVERTISED Tor
a. r-iay AMI Friday Of she eoaiing week
,- 6rei-u arrivals s;Eo- last report have been; August rs
g iHan bark EoBJG, from PaPeete, with hreEoOd and meT-
-t. die 10 G.. C.. Milan 81, American ship hesseHgeF from
=, =. AvnS. 6r guano islands %, British ship Royal
a. from gaker's Island, in Distress "a, Russian Corvette
Be- gfn. en- route for the AmOori IS, American steamship
v,s-asE4 from Auckland, merchandise and passengers 70 H.
Har f. Co
Tle,e has been one departure-the Camden, August 2d,
fr Pet Townsend.
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The LATE CAPT. JOHS p. BoOTH-At a regular
meeting of Queen Emma Lodge. No. ?. l.. o. C. IT,
held on Monday evening last. August 2Ist. the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted /:
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Almighty God to remove our
Brother and associate John z. Booth. = member Of this Lodge
rom cur midst To that Better Lodge on high therefore lie il
Resohred- That in the decease Of Brother John P. Booth,
this Lodge has ls; a faithful Brother and the Order a Jealous
member.
hesored- That while we submit 10 this unavoidable dis
pensauOn OF Divine Providence, We offer the bereaved relatives
our heartfelt sympathy in their hour Of anliction, and CON-
mend the widow 10 Him. who tempeTs the wind 10 the ShOrn
LAMB, believing that He in his Wisdom, dOeth all things wei.
ResokUed, That the Good Templars' badge Of mourning be
worn for twenty days
-kssoAued- That these resolutions be entered on the records
o. this Lodge, and that a copy Of the sane Be sent 10 the
widow Of cur late Brother.
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NOTICE /!

UvBE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
IL appointed Administrator Of the Estate of NJ. HoOlElA,
deceased, requests all persons having any property or ho1ing
any leases from the above estate TO account to him, an all
claims against the above estate must be presented within six
months from the date of this publication or they will he foRyer
barred. w G. PARhE, Adminisrato-
Honolulu, Aug. 2lst, 1871. au26 :
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NOTICE

GaRE KEE 8 AND OTHERS ARE
- hesSBy reanesi -ot' to trust my wife MAGGIE she
LAYING left me wk lat PERMISSION or justification.
JOHN Robinson.
Kaupakuea Plantation,
H8o. Aag. 4 1871. sul2H
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- A VERY DESIRABLE NEW -
&e;i COTTAGE. continuing an elegant paricur, Is
IHl- three or four bedrooms, dining room, kitchen -
aud pantry, bath house, servants house, &c. The House
surrounded by garden and pasture grounds. and is pleasant
located in one Of the most healthy parts Of the city.
my1S Apply to HUGO SFANGENWALD NJ. %.
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$4,000.

WXYANTED r THOUSAND POL
w LARS for one year at ten per cent, interest Real
aus 5. b DOLE. Corner Fort and Mercha4sts.
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- FOR SALE.-THE COTTAGE on tn
iii. Beach at Waikiki, formerly occupied Ly Miss Mont
III gomery. Apply to
o29 II W. L. GREEN.
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DIR. ]. ID.

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR Loan
, security required on real estate.
aus a Apply TO JAS. s. LEM0l
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TO LET
TO LET !

- HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED b.
Ga Ii. A. Widemabn, on Judd Street. Apply to
klH d3 j.. l. RICHARDSON.
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XKTOULD II E.SPECTFULLY ME-
w TO his friends and the public, that his DENIAL
ROOMS win he closed from july 29th to SePteIubr
18Th. 1871. jy22t
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. TWO DIV ELLING Gus IN HC
90 NOLULU, botI conveniently situated. with TOUR zoos
each. Kitchen, bath house and out houses, will
at moderate prices by the month or year.
jy1 Apply to W.. Z. JONES.
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~CALIFoBEIA BRiCT y
nER COMET AND p0p
iy22 Fer sAel''
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- A VERY DESIRABLE &C
90 with 4 rooms, on the mauka side of School Street, vt
GG of Nuuanu. Inquire OF the undersigned at DIR. HE-
BRANDS garden. (aul@ 1m) ANTOINE GEORGE
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- - IorFIcIAL.l
THANKSGIVING PROCLAnA-
THON.
wAsmSsroS, October 2s, lsIl.

wAsmSsroS, October IS, ISL.
1T TIE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION.
Tho process OF the seasons has again enabled
the husbandmen TO garner the fruits OF success,
ful toll, and industry has been generaiiy wen
rewarded. We are at peace with all the natiohs.
TRANQUILITY, with few EXCEPTIONS, prevails AZ
home. Within the past year we have oeen; IN
the main, free from tho Ills which nave else-
where afflicted our kind. II somc OF US nave
had calamities, there should be an occasion iot
sympathy with the sufferers, reslgaation on
theIr part to the will OF the Most hiSh, anu
rejoicing to the many who have oeen rt mVre
favored: l, therefore. recommend tnat on tnurs,
day, the 3Oth day Of November next, tne pe1PIe
viii meet In their respective places OF worship,
there 70 make the usual aeknowiedgmeps 20
Almighty God for the blessings ne mas eonieircu n,
upon them, for their merciful eSemPuohs uoil
evils, and invoke His protection ana hiu"Hi y, M
FOR their less fortunate brethren whom IN LIE
wisdom He has deemed It best 10 ehastlSe.
In witness whereof have hereunto SCI my
hand and caused the seal Of State TO be annxed
Done Al the city OF Washington this twenty
eiShth day OF October, in the year OF our Lotu
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one,
and the independence OF the United states Tue
ninety sixth. 70 cp,NT
[Sinedl " D. "AANA'
By the President: ~
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF sNeyada:-ln
Ranluptcy,-In the matter OF RICHARD t.
MULLARD, a bankrupt.-Districto OF Nevada,
Sr ..ja CONT against the estate Of Richard 7.
Nuliard, OF the County Of Lyon, state Of Nevada,
IN snld District, who has been duly adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition; and the pay
mcnt OF any debts and the delivery OF any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to him or TO
his usc, and tho transfer OF any property by him,
arc forbidden by law.-A meeting OF the cred.
iiors Of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and
10 choose one or more assignees OF his estate,
viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to DO
holden at Virginia City, in said District, on tho
ioth day Of November, A. d. 1871, AZ IL o'clock
" al The once Of E. Strother. the REGISTER in
bankruptcy OF said District, No. IL North G
GEORGE I. LAMMON,
q. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
Nv AuaUsrvs Ash, Deputy. oc30 I'd
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And IN accordance with law and an order Of
,be Hoard Of Trustees, made on the 22d dsy OF
sen,cmber. isTi, so many shares OF each parcel
Of sasd stock as may DO necessary: win DO sold at
onhIie anction. at the ofiee Of the Company.
Room No. /, Express Building, northeast corner
Of Montgomery and California streets, san Fran;
oisco, Cal. on THURSDAY, tho 10th day oi
EovcmScr. 1871. at one o'clock p. II. OF said
dsy. TO pay tho delinquent assessment, together
WIN ''''' " THoS. j. J.OWENs, Secretary.
Ofice-No. Express Bullding, northeast
corner cf Montgomery and California stseess,
San Francisco, Cal. .lagB s.HaEUlisEnotto
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And in accordance with Law, and IN or9er OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 2lst day o.
September, 1871, 30 many shares OF each pareSSI
nj public auction, at the ofiec Of the Company,
Room No. 10 Hayward's Building, Caliiornia
.trect. San Francisco. California, on SATUR-
DAY, the llth day OF November, ls7l, at INC
hour OF / o'clock p. y. Of said day, to pay sag
costs Of advertising and expenses OF eale.
'0'''' W. Z. DEAN, Secretary. I
ofice- Room No. 10, HaywaIdh Building
California street, San Francisco, California.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
tho Bosrl of Trustees, made on the 2lst day OF
September, 1871, so many shares OF each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary will be sold "a a.
public auction by Maurice Dore & Co, no, 81
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Caiiio5na' I,
on MONDAY, the lath DAY OF Novcu1er, tSL,' nMI
Al O'Clock p. n. OF said day, to pay said delin.
oucnt assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
"' ~" A. NOEL, Secretary.
Office, Room No. IS Hayward's Building, A9
California street, San Francisco, California.
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TMPRRIAL sILyER MINING

II COmpany.-LOcatiOn Vi "othS, Nosu ti't,
Storey County, State Of Nevada. Notice Il
hereby given, that at ameennS OF tne I'D DSdiI SiU,
day Of September, 1871, an assessment OF len
Dollars per share was levied upon tie capital
stocE OF said company, payable Immediately. In
United States gold coin. to the Secretary, at tne
once OF the company, Room No. ~, aaywaras y
cisco. California Any stock upon which saie
assessmcnt shall remain unpaid on the Iith
day OF October, 1871, shall be deemed deln-
Guent, and will be duly advertised for sale az
nnblic anction, and unless payment shall be
made beforc. will hc sold ON SATURDAY,
the 1lth day OF November, 1871, TO pay the
DELINQUENT assessment, together with costs OF
adyertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees:
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Onnce-Room No. 10. Hayward,s Building, 4l'
california street, San Francisco, Cal.