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HQ,ySOyfANf. Auou u "otAs,
NIexPssplAe 81 S'ines', Main street Gold
Mt(r IL hereby gwen, that At q meetingoii
the hard Of Trustees Of sald Company, held
on the 18th day OF july. 1870, an assessment
tho. 2D of One Dollar ,tD per share wa,
levied upon each and every share OF the capltAi
stock OF sald Company, payable immediAieiy:
In uslted states gold coin, TO the Secretary. a
The Office OF the Company. Main street, Gold
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
renzin unpaid on TUESDAY, August n, lsIo,
shali be deemed delinquent, and will b duly
advertised Tor sale a, public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before viii DC sold on
FRIDAY. the I'D day Of september. 1916. 81
II o'ciork ~. In froni OF the once Of the Com
pany, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
yether with costs OF advertising And expenses
of sale.
q. W. HOPKINS, Secrstary:
0old I'M. New, July IS. isI6. ylstd
OONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MIN.
CINU CONPANY.- Location OF principal
place OF business. san Francisco, California
Loesiiono OF works, Gold Hil, storey county
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that Al . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day o.
July. is,d, an a.sessmenttN mo. u Of Tyenty.n
Cent. Clscj per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable i~nmedately.
In United States gold coin, TO the secretary, al
the once OF the Company, hoom ~ Haywardi
Buiidins, 30. tis CALIFORNIA; street. San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stoek upon which this assessmrnt shal
remain unpaid on the sath day OF August, iss6.
will be dellnqucnt, and advertised for sa.s
at pubic a~neiion. and unless payment u
made before win he sold on TUESDAY, thu
10 h day OF September. 1876. To pay the delin
| quent assessment. together with costa Of I'D
sertising and expense. OF sale.
By order OF the Board oi Directors.
". Il. DEAN. Secretary.
once Room No. 10 nayward's Bullding
No. AZ California street. ssn Francisco. Call
nnIa. jy7ctd
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SILVER MISiSa COMPANY Loea-
lion of principal place Of business. San Fran
elseo, California.
Locstiou Of works, Storey county. state Of
Notic. 10 lsrsby given. that Ct 9 meeting Of
n. Board OF DiIesior-. held on the 2tth day OF
J.iy. isid. an assessmsa. No. u OF Five
Cents Der -hare was levied upan the espil
tai -tock 90 III. Compensation. payable immedi-
sisly. In United states gold and silver coin. 70
the SECRETARY, at the Company once. u
Drmm stre.t. Gan Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nth day OF August, is.o.
viii he delinquent. and advertised for sale
Al nuhlle auction, and unless payment IL made
before will be sold OF The eighth day
OF september. 1919. to pay the delinquent As
.e-sment. togethe. Siih costs OF advertising
and expenses OF rale.
nv order Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES 0Il.RuY. sservtag..
Oaee-1. prumm street, Nan Francisco. Cal.
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ID IN0 COMPANY. - Location Of principal
ol.o. Of bu.ins--, san y anci-co. Calfornis.
Location OF works, Devils Gate District,
Lyon county. Nevada d.
Notice Ia hereby given. that At = meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. hed on the 10Th day OF
July, iEG. an Assessment no, ~ OF One Dollar
pr share ws- levied upon the capital stock
81 tbs corporation, payable Immediately. In
United states goli coin. to the Secretary, At
Inc once Of N. Company, Room No. !, No.
SIS California street, san franeiseo. California.
csmsln unnsid on the 10Th day of August.
isis, viii he delinquent, and sivertised for
.als q puhiic auction. and unle-s payment IL
maic before will he sold on the fif1H A
OF SEPTEMBER. ts.s. 10 pay the Delinquent
Assessment. together with costs OF ADVERTISING
and expenses Of sale.
Nv order Of the Bossi Of Directors.
x. .. ALLAN, Secretary.
on.. pn.om 4 M sai Califofnls street. ran
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asuthier, Carlo, = CO. Trns. $50.
Gardiner = Hooter.T rusteesilIs.
liickox, kuhl q Co, Trustees. e1t.
Hoemer 4 Bourne. Trustees. .tI1.
Hale, Page / Wilson. Trus.. 4Ss.
Hale, tagc D wiison do inis.
Hale Pace d Wilson do 1896.
Hin 4 Kiisour. Trustees.....ll2t.
Hill B kiigour. rrustees. .il25
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SpCcOR MILL AND MINING

On.oa = Room ~ HAywsni'- Building. No.
tiY California street. s,n francisco. california.
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Ofde~-No. s0a Montgomery street, Rooms 5
and q. San Francisco. California. yiJtd
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
THE BALL TONIGHT.

The Arrangements Completed.
This evening, in the Grand Opera House,
the Washington Fire Company will cele-
brate its seth annual reception. Everything
which could possibly add to the grandeur
and interest in the occasion, and to make 1t
the noteworthy event Of the season, has been
done. From the time of making the first
step toward the reception, the fremen have
constantly been adding new features to the
programme until now there seems nothing
to be lacking to make the affair the finest Of
the kind this city has ever yet witnessed.
Among the many ATTRACTIONS that may be
mentioned are the gorgeous decorations,
perfumed Railways, and fountains shooting
up sprays of sweet smelling waters.
Many distinguished gentlemen have been
invited and will be present, and everything
will be done to make them enjoy them
selves. A few more tickets yet remain un-
sold, which can be procured from members
of the Committee.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
MINOR LOCALS.

All the Anks will be closed to-day, and
also the public schools.
No freight trains will be run over the
Wilmington and Reading railroad to-day,
and the freight Office in the city will be
closed,
Yesterday afternoon Professor Dyer gave
. musical entertainment in Rugby Acade.
my, which was much enjoyed by the
students. Mr.. Dyer gave similar enter.
tainment in Taylor Academy last night.
On Thursday evening next Professor J.
K. Taylor will deliver the third one Of hia
course Of lectures on California. This lee.
ture, like the others, will be copiously illus.
trated with stereoptican views.
The only case at the public court last
night was that of two little boys, who wsrs
charged with throwing stones. They were
discharged with brief reprimand from his
Honor the Mayor. .
By reference to our advertising columns
It will be seen that William McMenamin,
Esq, win sell at public sale, on Saturday,
March 4th, 1876, two brick houses, one oi
them being store at Eighth and Bennett.
The p, W. and B. Railroad Company
will run an excursion train to-day from
Baltimore TO the Centennial grounds. The
train vii: leave Baltimore At an early hour,
giving the excursionists ample time to
view the Centennial buildings,
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
JUSTICES COURTS.
BEFORE EaQu1RE BRADY.

BEFORE EaQU1HE BRADY.
Yesterday afternoon, Edward Lawef
(colored) was arrested by Officer Wood
ward, charged on oath Of Eliza Hudson
(colored) with being the father of bastard
child. He was held in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance at one court, one
month after birth of said child. In default
he was committed.
Eliza, however, appeared before Mr.. Brady
last night and announced her willingness to
"let up on Ned" and asked that he might
be released by payment of costs, which was
granted. =
Before the same magistrate, William
Archy (colorsd) was given hearing,
charged by Lewis Woodward with assault
ing him with an axe. The defendant was
found guilty Of the charges, and held in the
sum of $500 for his appearance at the May
term Of court. He was committed In de-
fault Of bail.
AT SQUIRE FRAzER's COURT.
Last evening Mary Manluf was ar
raigned on the charge of being drunk and
threatening bodily harm. She was fined
fifty cents and costs, in default Of which
she was committed to jail.
Geo. Strain, another scion of the illus
trious Ham, was also requested to stand up
before the same justice Of the peace, and
answer to the charge of assault and battery
He replied by paying the fine and costs of
the case, whereupon he was discharged
with the injunction, "Go and sin no more. -
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, Feb. 21.-Buffet, the Vice.Presi-
dent of Council, is defeated in the depart
ment of Cher. 1t is not yet known whe-
ther he is elected for Castle Sarrasin in
Tarnet Gaionne, where he was also can
didate. Emile Olivier is defeated In Var
by his Republican competitor, for Rouher is
elected from Clermont. According to pre-
sent advices Naquet fails to secure seat.
Ladder Montjan, Radical, is elected from
the department Of Drome. .,.
Numerous second ballotings will b.
necessary.
Narseilles and Lyons have elected several
extreme Republicans. Toulouse has r.
turned two Bonapartists. At Nismes
Baragnon, the Under Secretary Of State IN
the Duke de Broglies Ministry, 10 defeated.
Waddington is elected; his cons titusncy 10
not given.
In the Department of Nord, Florent, Re-
publican, defeats the Marquis of Havrin-
court, the late President Of the Copseil-
General. Montreuil returns Hamille, q
Bonapartist, unoppossd. st. Omer returns
Devaux, a Republican, unopposed. Devaux
was son Of the Prefect under Gambetta's
Government and . former editor Of the
"Progres du Nord."
At Calais, Poissey, Republican, polled
6,274 votes; Dussaussoy, the Bonapartist
outgoing Deputy, 4,sSs; Dshaynin, Con-
servative Republican, $3.50. Boulogns
slscts Achtlls Adam, Bonapsrtist, the out
going Deputy. ~.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
nINoR DIsPATcaEs.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Feb. 81. -Ameli
Foster, beautiful young lady residin
near here, was shot dead BY Austin Parks
. former lover, last night, while she wa
coming from church in company WITT
Sparks rival. ..
NEW YORK, Feb. 9l.-A report has beel
received here that the tinware factory 0
the Lalancs and Grosjesn Manufacturing
Company at Woodhsven, L. l., was burnet
this morning, throwing $50 persods out o
employment, and causing very great loss
one statement fixing 1t at 5000
WASHINGTON, Feb. M.-The Signal Scr
vice Observer at Norfolk, Va, reports thai
the steamship Australia, of the West 1ndt.
ahd Pacific line, Captain Peter, laden Will
cotton from Mobile to Liverpool, in longi
tude 800, latitude no, on the 18th instant
lost her rudder and rudderpost. She viii
probably put into Norfolk for repairs.
CLEv1IAHD, Feb. 2l.-About half-pss'
ten O'Clock last Saturday night serious
shooting affray occurred in . saloon OF
Croton street. Gottlisb Hittinger, The
proprietor, was shot and mortally injured
by Herman Fslshow. There are several
versions ~ to the cause Of the shooting
A Frenchman living in the same building
says that Hittiuger and Felshow were
drinking together and qusrreled. Hittinge,
procured large butcher knife and said he
would kill Felshow, when the latter drew
. revolver and fred twice, the second shot
taking effect. Hittinger cannot live.
New YORK, Feb. 21.-A fire was discov-
cred this morning in the large tinware fac
tory Of the Lalance and Grosjean Manufac-
turing Company, at Woodhaven, L. I. The
flames soon spread with alarming rapidity.
The villagers were aroused and the fire
engines brought from Jamaica and East
New York, but owing to the scarcity Of
wstsr they were almost useless. The
entire factory and out-buildings were
burned, but the warehouse, 6lled with
stock, saved. The losses on the building
and machinery is said to amount to about
$500, 900. Only partially incurred. About
$50 employees are thrown out Of work
Woodhaven is a town of about 1900 inhab-
tants.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
AMUSEM ENTS,
CHARLOTTE TaoNPsoN.


On Saturday, the s6th inst, this highly
gifted and justly celebrated actress will
again visit this city, and with . truly se.
lectsd company of artists, give the citizens
a rendition Of that most exquisite play Of
Bulwer's "The Lady Of Lyons"
The success which Miss Thompson has
already met here 10 sufficient evidence
that her talents, as an actress, are really
appreciated F; therefore, since her reputa-
tion 10 now alresdy established, nothing
more need be said, except to notify all to
secure seats in time, which can be procured
from Messrs. Boughmau, Thomas & Co.,
No. 421 Market arsst.
SHERIDAN AND MACK.
On the evening of March 1st, In the
Opera House, will be given anrst-class en-.
tertainment of their specialities. This
troupe arcbighly spoken of by all who have
had the privilege Of witnessing it, perform.
ances, which are said to be of an amusing
and entertaining character. This troupe
comes here under the management Of Mr..
John D. Mishler, Of Reading, which,.
alone 10 enough to recommend It oe
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
PresehorD' Noeting.

The weekly meeting Of the Wilmington
N. Z. Preacher Association was held
yesterday morning at 81. Paul's Church,
and was opened with prayer BY Rev. J. D.
Rigg. The question Of the day, "Are We
Required to Forgive our Enemies If they do
not desire III was discussed by Revs. ],
B. Mann, A. W. Milby, William Stimmell,
q. sanderson, J. B. Merritt, G. K. Kramer,
Mr.. W. H. England and DR.. M. A. Booth
The curators reported the following ques-
tion for next meeting: " Is there more than
one order in the Christian ministry !"
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22

LONDON, FEE. 9o.-Ths "Times" pub.
,,.bes a private letter from Carlist Gener-
a. who fought in the recent engagement 'at
Eicneta. in which he says: "The battle
a.ted ali day. We lost our position, which
va. an important one, being the key Of the
country leading to Aspatrs. The Alfoni't'
numbered eight or niue times our forces,
49, ua would have defeated them, neverths-
less.
BEDFORD, Me-, Feb. Silt 10 reported
hare that Hollands woollen mill at LINER
ick was burned on Sunday morning. An'
loss 10 nearly OK, 900.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
wAsHlNGToN,s sIRrHDAY,

| ,e"rH ~
ITS OBSERVANCE IN rals cIIY-A PARADE
LAST EvHNING-A GENERAL HOLIDAY
OUR PEOPLE NOT ENTHUSIASTIC.
To-day, the 144th anniversary Of Wash,
ington's birthday, will be observed with
more than ordinary spirit in this city.
Last night It was determined that general
demonstration, in the shape Of grand
parade, would take place, but, owing to the
unfavorsble state Of the weather, the
demonstration although quite marked, did
not partske Of the universally which was
expected. Early in the evening, the younger
portion Of the community-ths boys--as-
seubled in large parties At different points
In the city, and paradsd, sst of Are
works and had considerable fun
generally. Quite part of them were d.
guised in costumes Of century ago, and
celebrated the day in avery creditabls maa.
ner.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious wsath.
er Of last evening, there was quite CREDIT
able torchlight procession, headed BY The
city band, psrading the streets. ~ II
o'clock about twenty masked men formed
= line at the National Hotel, on Water
street, and proceeded In search Of other
parties. Many Of the members Of the hEs
companies assembled at their respective
engine houses and also formed in line. Il
was, however, nearly 12 o'clock when
all the bands got together, but when they
were all In line, there was some ssmblanoe
of a parade. No definite route had been
marked out, 20 they paraded~ up
and down any streets that seemed to
suit the fancy; at some places whefs they
passed they were greeted with display
Of light, colorsd fireworks. The rain,
however, detained many from vsnturing
out; 70 really the parade, was not what Il
might have been, had the might been bright
ana casar. ~' -. 10
.-.. ,.. TO-DAY. ,-,..f~.
Being legal holiday, the public offices
and departments, 9chools, courts, banks,
etc., will be closed. AAboat noon Centeu-
nial train from Baltimore will pass through
the city for the Exhibition grounds, and 1t
IL expected large number of our citizens
will 60 to Philadelphia to inspect the vari-
ous buildings. -..-.-,.-
Our Mayor has not Issued any proclama-
ton, as has been done in other cities, nor
will there he any official celebration of any
importance. Several parades will take
place, but we are unable to make any an
nouucemcnt except lisp
THE AMERICAN RIFLES
The American Rifles, will ad-
here to their intention of giving street
parade and will leave their armory,
at the Friendship Engine house, about
o'clock, and will pass ov rt,routs,
which has not yet been decided upon, but
will doubtless include Market street. After
the parade the company will give an exhi-
bition drill at Fourth and Lombard street.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
Pay Your Taxes.

The tax collector of this city give notice
elsewhere that If taxpayers who owe the
city for the past year do not come forward
and pay, thsy. will enforce the law.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-22
The weather To-Day.

IN the South atlantic and ,Aadds
States, rising barons~str, '0snd' 'hVs*g to
,,.,t and north, considerably colder asd clear
mo ,Osas1.r are prooab. with 6ri'k and h9h
aui,ds IN Ns last districf.
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IN MEMoRlAM.

REGULAR MEETING OP THE
A n,..-.- -. ;, III. ri
faeine coast r'ohes"' neiu ~ 'he'f nAI'
last evening, the Committee spp0iniel N draft
.,,,o,a.,. r..oiu,lon. M r,spect In the mem
nm a ,,..,u.N $500,
ofy oi the IApr IN ~ ~ M'A'"Ns '"""'
ted the following resolutions. Which wrfr
sdouted by the SocIety:
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CARSON nrEMs.

The following items Of interest are
taken from this mornings Carson Appeal
The Republican ratification meeting on
the Gath instant IL going to surpass any
thing In the way OF political gatherings
ever seen In this State. Our County Com
mittec are constantly at work periecting
tho arrangements and enlarging the scope
of their plans. We see that Congress Ii
likely 10 adjourn by next Saturday. This
would give Senator Jones ample time 10
he here and take part In the meeting-as
he Il advertised 10 do. Among Others
who have been invited 10 be present Ia
Hon. George @. Gorham, Secretary Of the
United States Senate. II IL quite proba-
bio that he will be here some time during
this campaign. event II his coming should
he delayed past the time for this big rat
i~fcation meeting. We are glad TO note
that Governor Woods Of Oregon Is an
nounced rs one Of the speakers. There
are few better stumpers than he. We
believe that Hon. Tom Fitch has also been
invited.
The balcony Of the Ormsby House Is 10
lie extended. sircctwarls. ~ ~ 10 conform
in width 10 the balconies OF the rest OF
the block. ALREADY the handsome new
sidewalk Is nearly completed. When the
balcony extension Ia finished and the new
line Of turned posts are act up. the block
from north 10 south will he very hand
somely fronied. All those dangerous
things. the swinging signs now hanging
across the walk are TO como down. such
reconstruction IA 4 very handsome ini.
nrnvemant anil assorts the fact that tha
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the oAllows CHEATED.
Edward Stock. Aiias Cenuor, King.
Etc., Mests Ills Fate at I.ast-rwo
Murdsrs aud y Loar DEFERRED
Justice.

The Nevada State .JaSraaI of this morn.
ing has the following:
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning Boca
| was IN. scene ~ q man killing. Through
a friend we learn the following particulars
~ the tragedy and its reasons Some six
year. ago Edward Stock. or Connor OF
King. as he has seyerally called himself.
killel his brother In Boise City. Idaho. In
cold blood. lie attempted 10 escape. was
captured, tried and condemned to b.
hanged. by the inierposition Of friends
this sentence was changed Ia impfison-
ment for life. On his way to the Prison
he managed n Kill the Sheriff. and escaped
once more. For six years he had succeed
ell In escaping justice by roaming around
over the world, travelling under various
names and dlsguises. sheriff Agno, Of
Ada county. Idaho. learning that be- sas
in California. got the necessary requisi-
tons and started for him. He captured
his man and was taking him hack tn Idaho
for trial on the east-bound passenger train
last night. Nothing occurred until they
| got tn Boca. where the train stopped 10
take wood. The prisoner expressed . wish
10 go iDio the ya,er-closei, which request
the sheriff. after removing The shacklcs,
granted. Stock climbed throngn the win
dow and was escaping when the Sheriff.
who had kept him in strict surveillance.
ordered him TO c0me back. Instead Of
obeying be kept lodging In between the
cars. Agno shot 81 him every time he
came In range. until he hal sent four
shots after him-three Of which took effect.
Que piercing the heart, killing him In.
stantly. The body was taken on the train
and ps<sed through here at 8. O'Clock
yesterday morning. sheriff Agno was
very sorry indeed that he bed TO kill the
man. but felt fully justified In the sei; say
ing that he was only doing his duty.
Stock spent three or four days In Reno in
the n~eighborhool Of . month ago, but
thinking i TOO public . place. went to
California. Another officer was In town
day before yesterday looking for him.
becanse Ct bis lAwlessness. Though the
gallows Is Cheated Of its dues, be has paid
the penalties Of his crimes with his lie.
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of the countries whose action greatly
affected the question TO substitute gold for
silver currency. He asked II the Govern
ment had reports Is 10 the steps taken by
Inc United States regarding tho bills on
the subject Of silver currency. and Stats
tics Of the product OF American mines
ending with 1875. Those mines must be
watched with great anxiety, as We arc de-
sirous Of forming . correct opinion "A to
the future price Of silver. II had been
stated that these mines paid themselves by
the gold produced. and that silver WAS
practically produced for nothing. What
was the effect on other than American
mines Of the fall In value Of silverf II
prices remained at the present point. we
must expect to SEQ . decided falling of In
the source Of supply.