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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

THE WEST END DEPARTMENTS of the gov
erDment are remarkably quiet to-day; only
the regular routine business being trans
acted. The heads of departments, chief
clerks, and many heads of bureaus, and
minor clerks are absent at the Capitol, as
sistinG in the last solemn ceremonies of an
expiring Congress.
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Light-IIeuse Carried Au.x

PROVIDENCE, March s.-The light house a.
Canonicut Point, Narragansett bay. Vas car
ried away this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

MATT CARPENTERS Wisconsin successor
authorizes Perley" to say that he is going
To .enter the republican caucus and act with
the republican party"
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THE APPROPRIATIoN BILLS ALL SIGNED.
Among the acts signed by the President were
all of the appropriation bills passed by Con-
crCSS.
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SESATOR-ELECT ANDREW JOHNS on ar
rived in the city to-day. and is staying at the
Imperial hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

THE DISTRICT TAX BILL SISNED.-The
President last night signed the District tax
hill
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FIVE WOOL E.rS
FOR EARLY SPRING.
OUR FIRST OPENING.
FINE GARMENTS TO ORDER.
A SUPERB DISPLAY
IN OUR CUsToM DEPARTMENT
NEW NoBBY,i ELEGANT.!i
LATEST IMPORTATIONS.
COATINGs, TROwsEEINGs % sUETINGsu
sKILLFUL CUTTER FAULTLESS FIT.
/" Make An Early Call.<a
H a BILE BROS,
MERCHANT TAIL ORS { FINE CT OTHERS.
febzsu CoRSES 1TH AND STREETS
OPERA GLAsSES,
" vEEY ZINE AND POWERFUL.
Ny exPerieI'oe and knowledge q Optical Lenses
sa.bles me to select the 5ss. at fsir .gGAS,
II: II. HEMPLER. Manufs opiician,
II X $
ANGOsTURA.
BOXERS.
HOSTLTTERs
STOCCHTON
PLANTATION
MORNING STAR
MALT EXTRACT
ser those no wish a TOHse, beneficial AHpsttls-,
6. G. CORNwELL r. SONS,
tse2s-tI 1Ils Penn Ave.-Opp willard's Hotel.
"(,oNGKEss -. : so 900 MADE HOW
- BY selling good CIGARS. The 30 sna-
elalty, Tor = cents They the Flower of Sn,oks
low a. 81 Per;lOO. 'eA4i"s -
I42O b street and $50 Tth street northwest.
al u WI E9u1ny IoN. tebl6 ~
PLATED WARE.
A large s.-ortm eni Of an the new designs
TEA SETS, WALTERS,
CAST0Rs. CAK T. BASTETS ICE
PITCHERS, FORKS, SPOONS L
AIso DODGERS superior
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
imported direct.
fsbao-u ". w GAIT, BRO. AGO.
BUEoHKLLs
SPRING LEAF TEA
Yer, palatable tST in, Aids. Fresh, pleasant aud
N W. BURCHELL,
marIst 1882 street.
TRY OUR IMPERIAL TEA Ar rs GENTS
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
nov1-as elo Pspnsyly ania sysnu o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

SPEAKER BLAINE will remain in Wash
ngtOn for two or three weeks.
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THE REPORT Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, and the resolution accompanying it,
with reference 10 the Pacific Mail subsidy
was adopted last night by a twO-thirds vote
Mr.. CrOOke. of New York, said that to GER
tify the cases of King and Schumacher TO the
grand jury was an outrage against dccency.
law and common sense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04
EAHIBITIoN AND CONCERT

Monday nsxt-THE TWO ORPHANS, the NEST
beautiful and successful play seen in New York for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

PRESIDENT GRANT has signed the new
~ venue hill
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SENATOR SARGENT, of California, is en-
titled 10 the thanks of the people of the Dis
trict for his earnest and successful efforts TO
secure appropriations for various District
charities and Institutions IL was only
through his persistent efforts on the last con-
ference committee on the sundTy civil bill
that number of such appropriations were
agreed 10 by both Houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

REGULATING THE LoEBY.-The House
last night passed the bill reported from the
Ways and Means Committee regulating the
appearance and compensation OF agents pros
ccuting claims before Congress or the depart
montS. This is intended to correct such
evils as were developed by the Pacific Mail
investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyENCE.-The receipts from
his source to-day were S5oo42l.52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

CUSTOMS REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
were ee35 y3O2SO.
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@General Frank Blair Is slowing sinking.
There are no hopes of his recovery.
sSTurkey is without an American minis
Ter, but the charge d'afiaires Is Goodenough.
ga Washington housekeeper advertises
for butler. We know of one that will be at
leisure after to morrow.-Boston Pas.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

toRD', OPERA HOUSE.
ANEW PANTONIME To- MIGHT,
J4GH IND THE Be- SSTILK
TWENTY SPECIALITY ARTISTS
LADIES AND CIIILDREN-S MATINEE.
SATURDAY At O'CLOCK
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SETTLED AT LAsT.-The Ho Use last night
seated Geo. f. Sheridan, representative at
large from Louisiana, who has been knock
ing at the doors of the 43d Congress since its
organization. His contestant was Mr. Pinch
back. 1t also passed a resolution declaring
j. III. Sypher, of the list Louisiana district.
not entitled 10 his seat. Sheridan's first vote
was in favor Of unseating Sypher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

KELLoGG's bill for the reorganization of
the Treasury department, which was tackled
on the sundry civil appropriation bill, was
agreed 10 by both houses with unimportant
amendments. The clause of the House bill
giving clerks in the Executive departments
two months pay in case they are discharged
at the end of the present fiscal year, was
agreed TO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

IHE IRISH RIFLE ASSOCIATION. at a
meeting i'm Dublin yesterday .fixed unou
June - next as the date of the commence
ment OF the return match between the Amer
lean and Irish rihemen. IL was decided that
the meeting will be either at Dublin or the
Curra2h Of Kildare. A committee to enter
tain the American visitors during their STAY
in Ireland was also appointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

THE FIRST RESULT OF THE CIVIL RIG HTS
BILL at Memphis, Tenn, occurred at a thea
ter last night. Two colored men who had
purchased tickets for the dress circle applied
for admission and they were refused AMI the
money was returned To TN I'm. Another one
who was intoxicated, attempted to enter
without a ticket. and was arrested by the
police ar the instance of the manager Tom
Darcy. who. IL is said. will makea test case
of The conStitutionality of the new law i'm the
event suit is brought by those who had tick
cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

CHANGE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
PACIFIC MAIL CoMPANY.-At a meeting of
the directors of the Pacific Mail, yesterday
the resignation OF Russell Sage. rendered
some time ago, was accepted. and Mr. sgd
ney Dillon. president of the Union Pacific
railroad, was elected in his place. The resig-
nations of Messrs. F. l.. Talcott A. j. Hatch
and VIM. ii. Guion were received and i,c-
cepted and Messrs Jay Gould oliver Ames
and ~. ID. Cotton were elected in their stead.
Mr. Dillon was elected president pro tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04
THEATER COMIoUE.

n MtNDA1 march j. every night and N-ftns-
dan and Saturday MatinerS. Engagement Of the Gel
ebrated actor, Mr.. sam. f. RyaH, who will appear
IN the thrilling seuSli on II The Rebel Chief Ai>3-
the beautiful and ds~hing NOcallsts- the Weston
81 tiers. in a selection Of Musical Sketches.
Song. Dance. BANJO Solos, &c ami the Queen Of
Seri0 Comic NOCali-t- and popular hyorltc. Miss
Lulu Delmay al-, the ETaat Egyp ian JuRglers, the
LanglOis Brothers. The foregoing named aTtiS.s
have created perfect fur0re IF excitement wherever
they have appeared. Friday. March 3. afterno on
and night grind annual Benefit Of Dennie q Neil,
our popular dsurketper. mari Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE Il. & Il. r. RI
has been determined i'm regard TO the inn
provements to- be made on the Baltimore &
Potomac railroad, washington branch) to
replace the iron rails with steel rails: and /
is stated that double track on this road is
contemplated at an early day. Those who
favor the double tracks say that the sidings
ON the roads are very long, and Ii would not
take much of an effort to continue them. so
AS 10 give the road what IL much needs
MtufboIO' Gdzeffe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

THE MAINE DELEGATION IN CONGRESS
just prior 10 the adjournment of the House,
placed on the Speakers table, large mo-
rocco box, containing a present from them
as an acknowledgements of their esteem.
speaker Blaine at once sent il home, with
out looking to see what its contents were.
Some say the box contained a silver gavel
and stStue of himself in the same precious
metal, others, that il was silver tankard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

III n. BARLOW BEGS LEAVE TO CALL
HI. attention Of Senators and members Of Congress
TO has large collection 0t PAINTINGS, ENGRA-
WINGS, &c which he offers at reduced prices.
This l. a fnr opportunity to persons leaving the
city 20 purchase his stock is the largest
in Washington.
Paintings. &c. packed with the greatest care.
BARLOW GALLERY OF ART.
Hela In Parus LII Ia
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COLORADO A STATE.-At a late hour last
night the House went 10 business on the
Speakers table, under an agreement that
no bill TO which objection was made should
pass except by two thirds vote The bill TO
admit Colorado was soon reached, and the
House reversed the action of the afternoon
by passing il by a vote of l64 yeas to 10 nays,
two thirds voting in the Affirmative. The
vote to admit New Mexico was rejected by a
vote of I54 yeas to "a nays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

MADAM T.. B3STEN.
IvI Prom BaltimOrel,
informs her friends and Ladies IN general that she
has in charge the
HAIR DEPARTMENT
nj Chas Baum and will d. all kinds of Hair Work
NJ NEW YORK PRICES.
HAIR SOLD BY The OUNCE To HAIR
WORKERS,
a. the lowest market price.
HAIR DRESSING and Children's HAIR CUT
TING a specially.
Human Hair Switched from 81 up at
CHAS. BAUM'S. 4Oc eth street,
febl9 I'm Intelli gencer Building.
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ENHIBITION AND CONCERT
SUNDAY SCHOOL
uF TIE
nj. VERNON PLACE ". r. CHDRCH
SOUTH,
FRIpAY Nv ENING. March 5, al half past O'Clock
A.lmi~- iGu-Nduits. q Cenfs. mari-2r
AVENUE THEATER.
"A Pa ArsHEs, 5sftre.a llfh and IRA streets.
GEO. W. BAL ER.......---------Lessee and Manager.
drTtrdlS for t9iS I~fsk Tremendous Of Miss
Minnie Lee. queen OF song: Miss Helean Revere,
The Champi.n jig danscu~e- Old fayoFIte--durtz
and De King, the American Gymnasts; Flora
Leonstta- the premiere daneuse and actress Jessie
Howard, vocalist and actress. The performance
to conclude with the laughable farce Of STATUE
BLANCHE.
NOtice.-Matiuee TUESDAY, and Friday afternoons.
Admission 10 Matinees Is and Is cents. Change of
programme On Monday and Thursday. mar2-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

DEFEAT or THE BOUNTY BILL.-The hill
10 equalize soldiers counties was defeated at
the last moment today, through the action
OF the Senate. The bill, it will be remem-
n red, originated i'm the House. passed that
he dy. went to the Senate, where IL was
amended, and subsequently, To "A conference
committee The conference committee
agreed 10 the Senate amendments and the
House adopted the conference report. The
bill was enrolled and signed by the Spea ker
and Vice President, and was ready To Law be-
foe the President. Meantime, the Sena 10
(this mOrning) laid the conference report on
the table. Mr.. Logan took the view that the
bill having been passed. by both houses the
senate had nothing To o)ntend for. The House
had agreed 10 the Senate amendments The
bill was laid before the President. but acting
upon the advice of Attorney General WIZ
Hams and other members OF the Cabinet, he
declined To sign IL.
SUIT FOR SLANDER-To-day, Mr. Thad
X. Preuss entered a suit in the Circuit Court
for Archie &. Fisk against ii. X. Pease lex
L. =. Senator) for Islander. laying damages
AT $1,000. The plaintiff Charges defendant
win maliciously speaking and Publishing of
him the following words HE was the great
est rascal upon earth, and stolen or fraudu
emily obtained 81, 600 in bonds belonging to
Gen. Writ Adams, sold them and pocketed
The proceeds and never accounted for one
dOllarof the money. That he was admins
traitor on an estate, and that large sums or
money came into his hands and he had
robbed the heirs of every dollar, and had OBJ
tanned under false representations $500 and
~ 600, and with all these iil-gott IN gains he
ran away froms Mississippi" and By reason
OF said grievance he hath been and Is grealy
injured and brought into public scandal, i'm
fanny, and disgrace among his neighbors and
other good citizens, among others John A.
Logan, George II. Williams, E. II. NJ. Cooke,
and L. $. Grant.
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national THEATER.

And Superior Dramatic Company.
RANI CROJkETT.
With new and appropriate scenery. novel appoint
nents aud properties, and splendid cast Of charac
DAVY CROCHET .-.-....-........... Mr. Frank Mayo.
Liberal % ices Of admission. Ne extra charge Tor
reserved seats Orchestra and es- Circles, only 81
Cts Orche,rra chairs. D. Famly CIRCLE. > cts. mhI
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. VIM. F.. Spicer,
ordered To command the naval rendezvous at
Boston on the Sth instant; Capt. George T..
Belknap, detached from command of the
receiving ship Ohio, on the Sth instant, and
ordered 10 the navy yard, Pensacola as cap
tain Of the yard 18th instant, relieving Cap
tain y. \. Semmes. who is ordered TO pro-
cCed home and wait orders Commander Jas
Okane. from the command of the naval ren-
devious at Boston on the Sth instant, and Or
dered 10 the temporary command OF the re-
ceiVing ship Ohio, Boston.
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G NOTICES.
aAERlfE,a aAlG

r,oR DELINQUENT TAXES nr the aseai
II wear ending December 81. 1874 Undsf
md 81 virtue Of tsar tO different sxeeuiions 10
susd out Of ths Justices oourt OF Township No.
three az Gold Hin. STOREY County. Nevada. 70
me duly directed and delivered. dated April sth.
favor Of the state Of Nevada. plaintiff. and
against the following named defendants and
real estate and improvements thereon. for the
several sums due and owing thereon. together
with costs. ~aecruiug costs and expenses ofsaio,
and In pursuance of N Act entitiea, Act 70
nsnl Of the STATE 81 Nsvsda," and al Aets
~auendatory thereto, ! shall expose for sale 2.
public ~auctioa. according 10 law, In mont Of the
Sourthouss, a. the City Of Virginia. Storey
County. Nevada, between ths hours OF soe.oek
.. N. and . o'elsek p. m. namsly, AIS O'Clock
much Of each pises or psrcelof and hereinafter
described. together With the improvements
thereon, a. shall be nsoessafy to satisfy sah
sxseutioas and Oh eosts. In gold coin OF the
United States; al Of aid property being eitn.
sted In HtesU oounty. Nerads, md eseh piece
oepasesltnsf,sfns iuk sspshfsy described -
follows, 10 Wit
yohn Brown and improvements on lot
No Z. bloek No. I, nage Il Gold Ill. az.
n and ioss Sc:.Sn.'n'
and II. block No ., range ], Gold Hill, 80,
Unknown owner and io.s Noe. d.,
and - block Ne. I. range o, Gold ,...
| Hn-Amoant 80. .............. 10 u
Uaipovn owner and lot. Nos 81 and =,
block No. q range d. Gold Hill, -.
KELLY, ~
sheriff Of storey County. Nevada.
Dated, shsrinrs once. Virginia. Nevada, April
II. l59o. sRis Wy.
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R,n1,o eusrsa. EzSrs.r.-In one

RAmrso PusraAs Exfxxsn.-In ono
Of tho eolored churches Of this city. on
Last Sunday. the preacher adopted a
novel way Of raising tho funeral expsn-
so Of ons Of The criminals 70 b hang
Cd on nett Fsid.y. Standing anid his
books and pulpit drapsry with q hymn
book In one hand and a % bill in the
other, no invited contributions to the
fund- Iaying be - bill on The pulpit
he said: "a Who'll cover thaafrS The
amount was soon covered BY q OF the
Crosuses OF the flock. Down went .
"a bill followed BY the exclamation
"who'n cover thati" The amount was
covered and 10 on he went until he
reached atty cants. On laying down
this pieoe Of fractional currency. he
said:i' "I nov come TO the old ladies'
surely one Of them will cover thai
amount" Ono Of the older sisters Tot
tered mp 70 the pulpit. and With an svi.
dent air OF satisfaction covered the hfty
cents with currency Of tho same demon.
i~nstion. "Now. for ths Sunday school
children" said the prsaeher. as he laid
down q ten cent bill. "How many oI
the lambs will cover thati' and thu
original ten cent bill was buried in I
heap Of similar bits Of the nation'i
promises 10 pay. BY this novel methot
a goodly amount was raised. -Charlestu
Is. C.) Nens.
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ALADY travelling from New York to
Boston. . abort time ago. took her seal
In a drawing room car. tho only occu-
pants Of which were two gentlemen.
Ono was smoking. the other held q freah
aud unlighted cigar just ready to apply
the match. The fair traveller did no,
like the odor OF smoke, and calmly TO
marked aloud that this waa the drawing
room car. and they would please 6nd
the smoking-car forward. for the smoke
vss very offensive TO her. The gentle
men removed the obnoxious weeds. but
looked extremely serious about 1t. and
bad . word or two with the conductor
whom that functionary entered. He
mildly requested tho Lady to step into
another car. bot she was comfortably
seated and declined to move by and
by other gentlemen appeared and ad-
dressed tho would-be smoker as "Mr.
President" and whom at last some u
let drop the mystic word Grant" the
dame recognized her company. and sum
moning tho conductor. sought another
car.-Bosioa GaseHs. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14

HkaxAxx. tho celebrated magician.
was married recently. Aud his wife
doesn't have to get up at daylight ~ 60
10 market. When she vanta a dozen
eggs she simply hands her husband the
egg-bAsket. and no produces them by
seight-of-hand; then ho cooks an ONE
let In . borrowed hat. and converts a
can Of sawdust into the Same amount OF
whits sugar. and similar cups Allied
with Clipped paper il changed into hot
coffee; then he takes the same hat, stirs
mp its emptiness with q magic wand.
and. presto. change! out comes q loaf
% besAd. . fresh shad. tvo pickles,
pie, . bucket OF coal. q dish OF hash.
with natural hairs in it.andghalf . dozen
knives and forks. This Ia much cheap
o. than going To market. But Mrs.
Hermann y not happy. Whom her hus-
band wants q gold dollar he mysteri-
ously picks 10 Oh the end OF his wife's
nose. And she Is dissatisfied because
she can't perform tho trick herself
Norristorn Hculd.
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s%HERIFP's SALE

NoR DELINQUENT TAxEs for the nseal
II year ending December 81. isf5. Under
and by virtus OF MIN % different executions
Issued out Of the Justices Coar Of Township
No. three ca, Gold lin, Storey County. Neva.
da, to me duly directed and delivered. dated
Apdis,h,A A. D. is!s. and ss- Of ssso,dl y AZ
and against the following named defendants
and real estate. and Improvements thereon, for
the several sums due and owing thereon, To-
gether with costs, aocruing costs and expenses
OF sale, and In pursuance OF an act entitled,
IAN Act to provid. ke,snae 70, tss suPpct.o'
proved March 3, A. d. 80. and all Aetl
s~msndstosy thereto. ] shall expose for sale a
public auction according TO law. In frontoi the
Courthouse door q the City OF virgins
storsy oosniy. nsv.ds. NE hosr. on
o'sioek noon. Monday. the fTth day Of A.J, A.
d. 1878, 90 mach Of each pisos o. parcel VI land
hereinafter described. together with the In
prosemsnts thereon, o. shall be necessary "a
saiisfy said sxeenuona and all costs. In gold
DIN Of tho United states; all Of said property
each piece OF parcel thereof. being separately
described - follows, to-wit:
Csssidy sad Blufe and tract Of land east
= sfrosf l8smssfsad. 0eh uin-amonnt SIS 70
Ellis and Fleming and los No. -. block
Ne. !; .angs .. Cod nin.smoant... N1'
lot No. IS. block No. Q, range d. Gold -.
russsoss csn.r :dIcsVcs.Iicoe: ~
No. 9, range d. Gold Hil-ameunt... 1850
Uuksovs owner . lt No. q, block
No. I. Range q, 0old aill-amount,, Ns
No. i, rsncs o, Cola Hii-aneunt... 1Nfs
Unknown owner and lot No. 81. block
No. 8, range ID, Gold Hiii-amount. :. Is %
Uuknovn owner and east part Of lot No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14
CAUTION.
MEETING.

OFPIcE sEGREGATKD ROCK ISLAND
~ Mining Company. San fraDeisco Nay.l,
isTs.-Tbe regular Animal Meeting Of The
Stockholders 81 the above manned company. for
the eviction Of Dirrcior for the ensuing year
mar be presented. will he held NJ the ofiice Of
the company. Rooms 0 and q. No. 3n2 Mont
geometry rtrect, San francircn. California. ON
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of May. 1875, al 2
e'eiock 2. n. Transfer boeks wilibe ciosed on
the s,h day Of NAY and remain closed until
m,ss w. WI. II. WATSON. seerr.,ry.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

NIAGARA GOLD AND ilsILVER
~ MINING COMPANY. Location Of pnn.
eipal place Of business, Ban Franeiseo, Call.
fofnia. Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining
Distret. STOREY County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held 90 ths 10Th day Of
April, 1875, an assessment NO. ~ 81
fihy Gents (s0cts) per share was iayled
upon the capital stock Of the Corporation.
payable Immediately, IN United sta.cs gold
coin. 10 the SECRETARY. 1t the ONCE Of the Com.
pany, Rooms ! aud Z. Academy Building. San
francisco, California. Do III hi
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the 18th day OF NAY, ISIS.
viii BE- delinquent. and Advertised for sale a.
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will DO cold on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of June. 1875, 10 pay the delinquent ~.
sessmsnt, together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses Of sale. m :
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
WE TOWNSEND, Secretary.
01lce-Roomsi ! and Z, Academy Buildlng. No.
80 Pine street, San Frahcisco, California.
|LN "H"" T." - anita 81 m.H"H HT.N -
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oIsIAoLIs 10 MARRIAGE.

HAPrr RELIEF FOR YOUNG MRN
- Ter the sdsets OF Error. and Abuse- in
" Marriage removed. New method of trrat.
men. Nov and rensrkable remedIes. Books
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