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Russia.
DRY GOODS.

THE RUSH FOR THOSE EXCELLENT
i TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES
al rs cents still continues at
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
Gil Broad street.
Another large lot just received; aud, remember,
every pair sold under guarantee.
Uns OF The best assorted lines Of PARAS0LS In
the city and beautiful stock of HAMB URGH Ell
ROIpERIEs will be opened this week and offered
ut attractive prices
Also. the latest novelties In TIES and LINEN
COLLARS, and Il great specially In BLACK AL
PACAS al 40 and 90 cents, ut
CHARLES HUTZLER's,
ana Gil Broad street.
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oJ hClckEhpus
NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, April -Noon.-Stocks active and
unsettled. Money, 81. Gold, 114& Exchange
Long, 4s5H short, 4s9k Governments dull.
States quiet.
observation-disclosures easy during the greater part Of
the day; closed active a. 6U7. Sterling strong at
4s5k. Gold, 1l4&@l14x Governments dull but
strong. States quiet and strong. Virginia 6'a SO :;
new. 80; consols, so; deferred, 81.
Sub-treasury balances: Gold, $50, 100, 200;
currency. &42, 140,336. ...
The sub. treasurer paid out 914,0 1000 on account
OF interest ana $15 900 for bonds
Custom receipts S505 900.
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AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES. &
MI. NJ. Pace and r. NJ. Powers have just ar
rived a. ou.- stables with sixty frst.class MULES
broke aud unbroke. ,,ns
* SIso. forty arst-class HoasEsS; ,,esgR 8 co,
mG Is $500 ASNS~ -
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINSATI. April 5.-F7our steady. Corn hrn
at 72@73c. PORK firm al s2l.75D$22. Lard tx
cited; steam, l5c.; Kettle held at &C. Bacon hrm
shoulders, &C.. /; clear rib, 1870; clear, &c. Whis
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
W
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
INsUREs BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
100000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Principal Agent
JOHN B. DANFURTH.
secretary.
HENRY D. DANFORTh.
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAh,
no1A Collector.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 3, 1875.

WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, SO bushels
CoRN.-White, 202 bushels. Yellow, II bushels
OATS.-46S bushels.
BEANS.-32 bushels.
PoIAToIs-- 800 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. 200 bushels good at &l.2S
sc bushels very good on private terms. Total, $50
bushels,
lao bushels very good vt &c.,; 10 bushels at S6c
Total. 1872 bushels
CORN.-YellOw, i bushels At S6c-
OATs.-26 bushels prime at &c.; 80 bushels a
csc. Total, IL 9 bushels.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL s, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer.
chandise, &. ". Allen i Co., agents.
d se anG passen nnse Por'eS sSn n
SCHOONER Independence, Forrest James river,
oyste rs, 10 master.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
Brig Westmoreland !Br.l KeonstoR, Cardenas,
coal and hoops. Curtis & Parker. p,.so., usv.xs
" j.. camel coal. Canneltou Coal company.
schooner kexanna, Mitchell, Baltimore, mer-
chaudise, Curtis Il Parker. .-...-
Schooner General Grant. Hearn, Washington ota
Powell's creek, lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Fair Wind, Lloyd, Baltimore ria WV
sons Landing lumber iusts 4 Par los;,.n ria.
iron, Curtis Parker. .s,s-.-r.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From Baltimore April Sd, schooner Martha Col
'''O' MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, A pril IA rived Schooner James
Jones, Acey, from Richmond for Newirk, n. j..
Also arrived: schoorers Mary Jane, Allen; Mary
T. Hubbard. Loveand: W. G. Iuls, JDlioe; .. K
ney Au:eeil. sew!on; Ella Worden, Yo1Dg; W.
I. Williams, Ne~bury; slaxom Rogers, Al AIMS:
W. p. Cox, Thomas; J. W. Morris, Lor g.t eet !;
Victoria KGse; e. T. HSyt Leg s Ssean wSss s
n,er: G. p. Wright, Chopper; keb. cca knight.
Leek; II. r. wood, Curles; Lizzie Florence. lip
pIncott; j.. B. Gibson, Bowker; y. w. Anderson,
Anderson julius Weob, headle,; Toward Shade.
SOBER John L.ntnal, MartD-all from Virginia.
Arrived April Sd schoOneIs khpdsiis Blew,
Newell sophie Behrmsn. Drus: L. A. Pharo, An
der on Charles Miller, Jones Pangussstf, Inge:-
soil: Barbara, 6idden: 5. 8. Vaughan, VAUGHAN
III. j. Granger, Somer5; Joseph cake, Sooy; sloop
Jane, Hooker; John Brill, Rogers; u: Davidson,
Freeman; l.. r. Pharo. EDdicott; I LA bcdiDe,
BERNARD; Joseph Leek, souy Banks. Nelson
Moderator, Bugbee; j. Vaughan vaughan ID:
K. Sawyer, Bennett; A. q. Reynolds. faimef-all
from Virginia
Pressey, pressey. from Providence FOR kichmond.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.--Arrtved: Schoonexs IL.
p. simmons, Wille.ts, and john MCDONNELL, hc-
kendry, frou Richmond.
VINEYARD HAVEN, April 2.-Arrivsd: sfboon-
er Lizzie d. Barker, Barker, from Bos!on for VIZ
WILMINGTON, N. G., April 1:-Arriyed: Bark
Eintracht, Muswelck, from City Point Va.
BY Telegraph.
New YORK. April 6-Arived: Idaho, benSfac-
tor. Mas, Goethe. Arrived out Clty OF Ghsst.r
Holsstia, Robecia. Gail, August, Cr0Wa Jewei'
Grace Bradley, nevada.
MARINE DIsAsTERs.
LONDON, April 5.-The ship Deeea, from New
York for this port. has Teen ITALY wrecked on ice
Isle OF Wight. Ser crew Was saved.
THE shi o Colonial I'm DIRE, from New IOl
Reval has nut Into kIsinore 10 repair damages re
ceiyrd fn severe gales The vessel u leaking badly
in her upper works. and las her DaiTafks Stove ane
sails split.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, April 5-F1our qHie, and uu-
and strong. Pork, i22@sS2 so. Bacon-ShoulJers.
9Sc.; clear-rib, 12Slal 2ae:: clear, 1910 SIC.
164. Whtshey, $1.ll. baggug strong At lZhG
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An Injunction Against the Operation
of the south Carolina /" Bonanza
RiII ,,

CHARLESTON. April San Injunction. f,as
been obtained in the United States Court
against the imposition of tax under the so
called "BonaDza bill,' which was lately We
toed by Governor Chamberlain, but which
Speaker Elliott decided to be law because
the veto came too late.
1t Is believed that the bringing of test
case before the United States court efectually
kills the Bonanza scheme, which aims to
burden the State with heavy liability for
floating claims created under. the Moses ad.
miniStratioD, and alleged to be fraudulent.
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Arrested 81 a RichmoEd Detective.

Especial telegram to the DispatchI
BARKsDALEs, Va. April 8. Detective
Knox to-day arrested John Haskins, Allen
Long, and Graves Walker, charged with
robb,ng the dep6s Of the Richmond and
DanvilIe railroad at this place. The officer
has gone on to North Carolina after the
stolen property. One Of the negroes has con-
fessed his guilt.
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al MARK ITS.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Flour firm with fair demand;
extra spring, ID 6O@t4 rs. corn excited; NO.
7O6E7Dhc. PORK excited at $22@t22.l0 Lard
excited and active l5c. Whisky, dull ut Sill.
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Railroad Sale Postponed.

MOBILE, April 5.-The trustees and bond
holders have postponed the sale of the Ala
bama and Chattanooga railroad to the first
Monday In May. 3D.. ..
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Railroad Sale Ordered.

ATLANTA, GA, April 5.-Goyernor Smith
to. day ord;red the sale Of the Macon On and
"l ,yle.; ..ilrcat TO tt" rlace 90 the irsf
Tuesday in june uex. at Macon.
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WIILIAM DAr T IkC
na,ne and salesroom. 1439 Main street re

FURNITURETo SUITTHE TlMEs.@
straeI Waln,iut stained, and painted Cottage IN
chamber suits and Parior and Dinlng-ko on. = ,
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods purchased p,lno
iiv for cash and can BE- sold low US by any house
,his side of New YORK. Feather Beds. Pillows, boi.
sters, aud Mattresses. Goods packed Tor shipment
- ~
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CARRIAGES.

JOHN DOES hast the. largest stock OF canopy
n. latest designs, ut prices 10 suit lie
inyiics ull in want 10 examine them-oeiors phf-
ea'ec'a5 L.. IL
- = No, 7i3 Main s.-esi.
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Vesse, Sunnase1i Lost, ,

GLOUCESTER, April 5-The schooner A. b.
Stan wood hence for Georges Island is six
weeks overdue, and is IN doubtedly lost.
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HUUsE.FURNIsHlSG GOODS.

DHILLIPS & JENNINGS.-We are re-
4 eeiviug daily new soring goods, consisting OF
Oi-Cloths indow.shades anu Hollands. Rugs
and Mats. Cornice and Lace Curtains. Pspir.Bang.
ings OF all styles. All orders promptly attended 10
in town or country. Store No. "a. corner Frank
LA and Governor streets, Richmond, Va.
an Sam
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BISHOP DUDLEY IN CHARGE OF CALVARY
tH'keh.-Ata ves'ry meeting held Wednes.
uay evening last Bishop Dudley signitied 10
person tbe conditions upder which be woul
"'>uuie charge Of Calvary church, which
r =, were accepted by the vestry. The
hNH0l VII! consider This his ecclesiastical
io4te' and undertake the supervision of The
."'Is OF The church, appoint the assistant
la,I'f, and give all the AID in his power con-
,i'''h u! with his dutits as Bishop. Calvary
,"u'ch has now Il hlt,ering future. The
r"i'aIng IS handsome one, and in its loca-
'''" >Gcn as will insure Il large increase in
~ HDcrshIp.- Louisville Courier. Journal.
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offer for sale $4,000 worth Of FIRsT-CLAsS
FURNITURE. tail and see nv Walnut suits; I9li
marble. from 81 SO, 81 35, Sl25, 81 Is, 500, $50;
without marble 1T 30, ali wainul, 10 pieces Pop
lar SUITS, full marble, from 500 70 s55: parlor
suits Haircloth or Reps fsom S9o 10 500; Topaz
stead, from $40 to s2s. Compare with what Is
SOLD BY auction Tor more money THIS is no hrm
Ti7RF of vii descriptions which will sell FOR cash.
VI - "e' WILLIAM DAFFRON.
<,a,.. .rd ,.Iaaroon 1a33 Main street. re IL
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WARRINGTON, April 5.-The commission
of John c. New to be Treasurer OF the
United States rice Spinner was signed to-
day. ------
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Escape OF ConvIcts.
Spinner's successor.

TRENTON. April Six convicts escaped
from the New Jersey State prison last night.
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-, 'ICE'lRks!DENT WILSON'S MOVEMENTS
'cy i'rva!den, Wilson will leave in few
'iys ior an extended trip through portion
% he country he has never visited. Going
t..>l o,Fect 10 81. Louis he will proceed from
.'.'i' 10 Arkansas, where be will spend about
"g'N, it"'urning, he will go TO Memphis.
,'',n'iiic, Louisville, ana other places in the
""' intending 10 De absent about three
=. y" VII =" &c furcn" f"r tn" nl.ti'r
= "'''t'f! >~'i.ra ay1u! tle las! Of Aprl!.
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WALNUT FURNlTuRE:I,NMe eau eau 81
DRrssISG-CAsE SUITS; BEDsTEADs, bu.
aEATs, WAsHsrANDs: large stock OF MAH sIs
ROBES OF the best MATERIAL styles, aou nh t ~
Inferior styles sell ut auc,ion-saes All oler Reoos
overwhelmingly cheap, Call and test the a"ove.
70 Sam f. GATHRIG HIT. b Governor street
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BALTIMOR e.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April s. - Virginia 6's, reelers,
39k; eonsos, 65S. West Virgiuia's, az. North
Carolina 6's, cid, 20 new, special tax, 9. Bid
RI
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

1OHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
u No. 1109 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND: VA,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER...............t720 100000
Cash dividends Surprising all others II hrst and
every anniversary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annuslly, and
quarterly.
Intel sta as no ~
DOYAL FIRE INSU COMPANY
LII Of LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER..................... ~ 5,t OO,O0O
Deposited with Treasurer Of VirHnis. 100000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY, OF LONDON.
ASSETS. OVkR...........:::.. .Sl2 100000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. ..f5U,OOu
Shareholders personally rnspon. ible for The obi
cations OF the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English COM
panes, we solicit the patronage or the public upon
their unquestlenable security. prompt anu h"ersi
| settlement Of all claims, anc heavy income.
| JOHN II. CLAIBORNE Il Co. Agents.
no1O No. nos Main street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL s, 1877

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 6, 1876.
sun rises. 540I Moon sets. ...... ITO
sun ses........... 6.2O High tlde......... 4 20
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FLOWER AMATEURS MUSE PRE-
E PARE now &c they Maut flowers Mhen summer

FLOWER AMATEURS MUSE PRE-
r. PARE now ff they wan. flowers when summar
comes. The generously brilliant GLADiuLUS
stan IS priced In case OF rare yareles sn the nor.
Iimi,ed number Of extra frst-elass balbs Far ints
seasons Towering mot smalt oass 70 atse puts e
FROM which otter you at 81 ss III Ix.r :
Or aoc. for single selected nalb: 100 iaf 20.
Will mail them to any Adde'S: s.eue ny n, pa.
~ Ter dozsn S0c for haf.dozen: zoe. for siakis
ane Notwithstanding thee psless YOU !, WI r.n nas
rpon trial that these ste extra aas os "a
,i,s uames Only being required 10 sda iis sss
Win sns I ,asa s ssess
,n .hSs rssiiy r-r ~ a.l0,klnk fpgsr Sal ios
naiSs at MsssRs. a t4ssisism's,;;
kseliers ard statoaess - - main ,a,
hy ia,t a'tdf,ss the nIuerstKnet 70 't'sr
s.,,s. w ,il5ya W-te yi.irste ess III
sssfffs " 'i f 49, II. 49,
|. IL {.,Is 1s4-. -, y q, -
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ErRNFTURE.
~ F. WATSON'S FURNITURE n
WORKS, RICHMOND. IN

Having timber tracts In tolls state sumclent 10
Lat several years with com rIete lumb-r'pK' rait
Inc. and saw.mill organization OF hfty men. To-
yether with one Of the most complete iat2faes Ia
Inc country located In this CITY, can Iurnn rJpt
ttre As cheap rs any factory North or West-and
ane Walnut Furniture cheaper. A stock or one
million feet of lumber iDsures seasoned work.
warranted In this and every respect. Manufacture
MATT kEsSES Of all kinds.
Lumber-mll, indiantown. va Snis1r srseIs:
wsrerooms, No. 10 Governor (Ihlrieentn) street,
p1rhmono NH l9-SAt& Tu3m&w&sw3m
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Ana The last thing he SAID
Was, don't Ecep De long here awaiting,
So they took him up slope
Ana sustained him on rope,
And landed him In the happy lard OF Canaan" &c
But. with all our differences. not an unkind
expression or feeling was observable on the
whole journey. Every man seemed ready
to sacrifice to the comfort and pleasure oil
every other. 1t was delightful crowd OF
fellow-travellers. At Ogden, which is OPP.
posite and about thirty miles from Salt Lake
City, we changed cars, leaving the Union
and taking the Central Pacific train. Here
we found ample room and accommodations.
Moreover, the conductors and officials gene
rally were kind and polite, and looked some
what 10 the comfort Of the passengers. The
change vas very agreeable.
But l have said nothing of
THE COUNTRY
through which we passed. The fact IL,
Sberidsn's remark in regard to Texas applies
with double force to all the country from
Omaha to the California ine--say, for 900
miles. If owned h-l and that region l
should give the latter 10 any fool who would
take it, and live at the other plantation. [Our
CORE spoudent is O good Presbyterian.
pafch.l In Nebraska saw some level prairie
Lands bounded by brown, barren mountains,
the whole swept by piercing winds, without
the twig of tree to shelter it or to relieve
the dead mouotony of the scene. Beyond
th csc. The snowy, rocky, bare, and barren
mountains OF Wyoming net the gaze on
every hand. No signs of vegetable life were
visible, and animal life was represented by a
Jew jackass rabbits (apd they are jackasseS to
i've in such coustry), prairie. dogs, AMI
age. hens. Utah was very little II any
,eltsr. There we saw some dtoyes OF
.ntelopes on the hills, and at Ogden we
ound many povGSty-stricken, begging In
inns. Al S,it Lak" the Greet american
L. ers ccpmcpees, WHICH ceacec:s immsH'
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TEAS.

chests very superior GREEN TEA; chests
finest OULNG TEA. Just 10 hand at
WILLIAM G. DANDKIDdE& CO.'S,
fec S27 Broad street.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL
L County OF Humboldt. State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the Estate Of L. c. PEAsR,
Deceased
Order 20 sh0w cause why Order OF Sale d
Real Estate should not b. made
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Motto. No. 26s, United states Survey
No 81.
UNITED STATES LASp OFFICE, ]
Carson CITY. NEVADA,
April 3, 1875.

UNITED STATES LASr OFFICE
CARSON CITY. NEVADA, !
April 8. 1875.
NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
White Cloud Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company" corpoIation. by
it's agent o. L. CRANDATL, whose Postof1ce
address ia Mt San Jose, Santa Ulara county,
California, has made application for United
States Patent to two thousand t2,0OOl linear
feet OF a certain lode Of quartz or other rock
in place bearing gold, silver, copper ana
other metals, commonly called and Known az
the White Cloud Lode, and the White
Cloud Consolidated Gold and silver Mining
Claim, White Cloud Mining District. Churc-
hill county, state of Nevada. extending two
thousand n 000l linear feet In GID easteriy or
southeasterly direction from Post No. 1.-THE
point OF beginningl along the line of said lode
and embracing the same with all dips spnrs.
angles and variations, with surface ground
six hundred 1901 feet in width, and described
on TIE plat and field notes on hle IN my oince
as follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked mo. ], u.
Survey No 81, whence chimney Of the stone
cabin If the White Cloud mine bars south
SO deg 80 min. east. / .22J feet. said cabin
being about a mile and one half from mouth
Of White Clond canyon, and north 81 deg. east.
720 feet, Of monument of location of theWhite
Cloud lode. whence monument of location
OF the White Clond lode bears south - deg Is
min. east, ,04i feet. and whence the highest
peak on the north side OF White Cloud canyon
and cabin hears north 20 deg. 10 min. east.
2 .l52 feet; thence. hrst course. south ~ deg
80 min. west. 600 feet. 10 post marked "No.
2, T. y. Survey. No. 81" thence. second cours-.
south II deg. 30 min. east 2 900 feet. IN post
marked g No. 3. q. \. Survey, No. 81 thence
running third course north ~ deg. - min.
east COO feet, to n post marked " No. &. u. =.
Survey, No 81" thence running, fourth
course north II deg. ~ min. west. 1000 feet.
to post marked No l, the place Of beginning.
containing within the above described boun-
DIARIES n 5i-lo0ths acres. Courses and bear.
ings expressed from true meridian, magnetic
variation, II deg Is min. east
This claim is bounded by no other claim a.
far as known. and Is on unsurveved land. and
being far from any United States public land
surveys, no connection was made. This sur.
vey was made to conform with the record OF
location. This location IL recorded in the
mining records Of White Cloud Mining Dis.
trict. kept at the ofiire Of the Mining Recorder
of said White Cloud Mining District. Churchill
county. Nevada.
ADOLPHUs Waltz,
apl2 6jt Register.
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an READING AND FILING THE Pr

ON READING AND FILING THE ri
~ tition Of Morris Prize. Administra'of :.
the estate OF said Deces.ed, praying io1
order To sell all the Real Property OF san
tate: and II appearing to me by said p ni' y,
that IL il necessary 20 sell said real esltm,
pay the expenses Of a1m'ni tse;ipn. ths s1 err,
ance tn The family AMI he deSts Of the esls'. 4
II Is ordered that all person in'er.sl INA
said estate app'ar before the D'stli wv ~
Fourth in licial lhistrict, of the cohi .,os,
Humboldt. STATE Of Nevada, a. Che Conrtr.tt
OF said Court, ut Winnemucca said eou w.
on the Sin day Of July, A. u. 1878. az ~ INA
A. M, then and there ~ show cause WY -
order should not BE- made. nj.
Aud II il further ordered thai copy :, -
ord r he published in the SnvEh 1880 y. ssa
newspaper printed AMI publ shed ~ ec...
county, at least once week FIR lour NV.
sive weeks previous 10 said Gan day u
A. ID. 1875.
Dated iune !, 1875. rraee,
jei oawig Wd $ 7oNSIFELD, JUG
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

"AXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE THAT IN
a pursuance of Acts of the Legislature. you
are required to make out statement under
oath or affirmation according to the form fur
nished by me, as far as the same is applicable
to your case, and deliver the same to me r at
my office within FIVE days from the day d.
mand is made or the Assessor viii. estimate
the value OF your property aud assess the same
accordingly, and no deduction will be made
by the Board OF Equalization in the assess
nltnt made by the Assessor. And you are
further notified that in case You have not Peal
Estate within the county of sufficient value
10 secure the taxes, demand W II be made for
Immediate payment of the sane anl if not
paid without delay, it Will be my duty 10 |.
lect the same by distraint and sale of properly
Assess RS Ofliee, Wirnemacca Nevada,
April II. 1870. JAMES BuCKNFR,
Assessor OF Humbo'GI county. Nayada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-14

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK ~ TIT
COUNTY or HUMBOLDT.
IL. H. job, County Clark Of the snid conHs
Of Humboldt. State Of Nevada. and ex-oii'
Clerk Of the District Gourt In and for sai
county. do hereby certify lac foregoing to b.
true. full and correct copy Of an order an,
made and entered upon the minutes OF siii
District Court,
Witness NV hand and the seal OF said pl~
trict Court this 2sth day 81 May. \ d. rll
IsEALl j. II. JOB. Clerk
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