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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
WILLIAM T. BALFouR.

The last solemn words have been SpDker
-"Earth TO eaFs,y- aShSs-to ashes, duet &
dust" The Last sad ,rit0a have been per.
formed, and VIC have cOnsigned the body
Of our departed ffiend and brother, DIR.
WILLIAM 7. BALROuR, to the tomb, there
70 rest, awaiting the last trump, when
the dead shall rise again, when thIs mortal
shall put on i'm aOrtallty
The Nestry OF Christ Church have as-
sembled IN their accustomed place OF meet
Ing with sad hearts, TO pay more fitting
tribute, and put In more endearing form
the expression OF their admiration and
love for him who has gone from amongst
us. The chair he occupie at our leIiber-
ations Is vacant; the voice which uttered
words OF wisdo n In our councils, ts hush
cd IN death. And while we bow In hmm.
hle submission 10 the will Of our Heavenly
Father; and while we know that our loss
IL bis gain, and realize the blessed truth
that the pure In heart shall see God, yet
we feel that our bereavement 10 grlevOus
TO bear-our loss iIreparable.
For more than21 yeQTs DR.. William /. .
Balfour has been an active and efficient
Vestrymau Of Christ Church, and for the
most OF that period has been the Junior
Warden. turing all that time be. had ap-
Piled himself with earnest zeal and sin.
cere devotion 10 the Interest Of the church
he loved 50 well. Nor did he confne his
efforts TO this church alone. but with his
broad, catholic views hise1OTls have been
unTemittlng In behalf Of the whole Dlo.
cese. Possessed Of sound practical judg.
ment, indomltable will and great energy,
10 him Is due, more than 70 any one lay.
man 10 the Diocese, its present prosperity.
VI kindly nature, q genial disposition,
winning grace aBd gentle manner, he won
the hearts Oi those with whom be came In
contact. Lofty In sentiment and true In
all Ma in Iincts, inhexible in purpose and
stern In his integrity, be bound TO him by
indIssoluble ties VI confidence and aGec.
ton those who knew him well, for all rec
ognized In him the highest type Of the
Christian character.
Resolved, That this tribute bY the Yes.
try 10 the memory OF DR.. Wm, I, BallouT,
late Junior Warden of Christ Church, be
spread upon aud made part OF the mlnutss
OF the vestry. That our beloved Rector 30
requested 10 transmit copy of the same
to the jeTeaved family OF our deceased
friend and brother, and To convey 20 thnm
the expression Ofour profound erie! a. ais
death, and our deep sympathy With them
In their great addiction.
HENRY SAMSON, Rector,
y. &. BRYs0N, Senior Warden.
y. u. FARRAE,
loHS d VOOLFOLK
II. q. DABNEY,
FREDERIC SPEED, .r
j. +. BArM, .5.. A.. ~. NestrymepS
.... secretary,
Orde.el. That lAc foregoing memorial
be ad9ptGl, 81 ;ael'py :he vestry, spread
upon ttt liinsics, published in the chgrch
and ely papers. and n cory furnished -
the family Of The deceased. nv Do.
Ordered, That lbs Church 10 lraped In
mourning UNI and during the Sunday be-
fore Christmas, as q further tribute Of
respect 10 DR.. Bal.Our, ana that the Rector
be requested TO read the memorial this
day adopted by tAe Festry 20 the congre.
CATION on sunday neNt. 5'gS
HENRY SAMSON, Rector.
J +. BAUM, Seeretary.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Our citizens will meet to-day at 10
O'Clock, at Klein's Hall, 10 render re-
spect to the memory of the late DR.. w.
T. Balfour.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
Defunot Fire Inausaneo Company.

PATTERSON, Nd, Dec. 11--An inventory
Of the defunot Paterson Fro Insurance
Company shows the liabilities 10 be ijg,.
geo, Including S2OO,OOO capital; assets tG5,'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

WE are panied to announce that Judge
Benz. g. Springer, a pioneer citizen, who
has led q long and useful life in this com.
munity, is confined to hls residence with
cancer in the mouth,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
In MeEnOrInm.

At a meeting Of the Ysstry Of Christ
Church, VicksbuIg &, held In the VeGtry i'm
medlately after the funeral OF DR.. William
7. BalfOnr, ST., late Junior Warden, on the
l3.h day Of December, 1877, the following
was adopted:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
Friday Morning, December IA.

Pools will be sold on the Ohio Sem
atorial race.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-James Leahry,
dealer In foreign and domestic dry goods,
failed; liabilities Sl2O000; aPsets 100000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

LARGE numbers Of Germans are set
Ting In Texas.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

We regret to announce that Ar. Joseph
NJ. Bonelll, an old citizen and leading
merchant, died last night at lOJI O'Clock,
His funeral will proceed from his ros dence
to 81. Paul's Church at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
VICKSBURG HERALD
Published WEEKLY By
ROGERS, GROOME & co.
WEEKLY CLUB RATES

An extra copy will be given TO the getter
up Of a club Of ten.
Send P0stofice Money Orders Sr drafts
when practicable. Address.
EICKSDURG HERALD co.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
From Our New York COrre-
HnOadenH,

DIR TALNAGE, MS TABERNACLE AND Ms
SERVICES - THASKsGTvIsG IN THR
NORTH-THE THAEKsGIvISG SERMONS
or TWO NOTED PREACHERs-A CHATTY
AND INTERFERING LITTER FROM lone.
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A WOMAN BORN TO DECEIVE.
1RTiL or 4 NOTID Confidence QUEEN
~ MN .jIRSEI
Using Cardinal Met ioskcS's MIME To OBTAIN
Money FROM trrd"i"us Victims judge. """
uusinr.s Men Deceived by AN Old dodge.


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MIS- Mary ~ li"l7'" 'l' Il '''' '''''V"''
ourrn WIS placed ON trial before ia .lLe Hon
=, ~ t.'. rftv v..i.ri,v Mrs Hanson
"'"''' '" -. a.,
who has trhN'll'l uhi'l Ncr"l Hl''a >. Is Wet
o,,.l.vf, shn ,,.. dr .--.l n .nf.. in hiY,l
~"
tilk. thyly trimmed piu' bonn I resting ON
her hou lc hair II is said that In hcr Il teen
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~" 90 ~" w. 49,
Oh has dup'd reside nis NJ ihilhdclphln. New
York. and Washington, she has not yet boon
o""''' ,' on W." w. "'''' "' '"
NOR ana mndc thea 'ila'n'an'' ol s'N'rAl p'l-
tirians ni the huo;s'u Park. She dr ssol in
rich s.'ks' wor' brilliant damon 49, ant rnrr'-
scented that she was % nliy widow ~ lhlih-
de phfl and hcirf-- 80 s7uunOO let To her 10y
A. H.. t.,, r,.,.i. N.,i.., W.Jf ~ Fri.Lur,
Baden Baden. Germany. SA'als'shld ihat TINS
money had already h'on sent pher. in trust t.
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the SOLDIERS HOME.
Laying the Corner Henry Ward
Becchcr the Orator of the Day.

BATH. June 13.-About all Stcuhcn county
and II biz proportion Of the surrounding coun-
try turned out to-day t. see the LAYING Of the
corner Stone of the soldiers Home. The
weather WIS all that could hc desired. Ten
thousand people were on the ground and couu-
try WAGONS covered the hiii-idcs The thrifty
inhabitants of Bath drove lucrative business
in flahhy pies. warm lemonade. AMI dyspcltic
doushnuis. aud charged fancy prices therefor.
The Hon. sherman :. Rogers of Buffalo pre-
sided. Tho Grafton was delivered ~ tn Rnv.
Horny Ward Bcechcr. He iecOuntnd the -rr-
vices of the sold cr- 10 the country. claiming
that after the tru" facts are Gpprce iatrd Il VIII
lr found that the men who fought ia ihn Union
army have boon the great - l'nriartnr- o. III"
South. II tho Union arms iul not hrru VIC
tnrlou- tho South To-day would still lc under
ih" blight oi slavery. As IL L.. it's poopi. are,
learn nE tu work items, Ives and ar" ran liV
hrtt,rlug tleir condition. lie mnie an rainr-,
appeal 'or further nfriluiiOu-. Forty tInu-
sand dollars were needed III" hoped that AFT r
the las iumlts IL the II me- has died. tie huiid-
Ing VIII h' Kept a. mcm' ntO OF the stat =
l,ratltui" To IT, here. Is.
Department Commander Tanner laid the cor
n"r stone. TIL" trip MS % pleasant ri me for
Tru-l.''- an their wives. Tho legation from
NV York and BROOKLYN wis small. Con. III.
W. So UNI. cN-Li"ut. toy. John &. Robinson
and n" Hon. Sli'lmnn = Rogers wer. IA" only
notahiluir- Til. Murphy movement has eap-
turrd IN" town. Nin"-trnth- of ia, men and an
tie women wear hue ribbons and 20 in through
the ba doors Tor th'lr beer.
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When young Johnnie Rooney WAS being mr.
ra-n'l n ul. Jefferson Market l1.rc Court yesterday,
tor Aoi going % school has sister Mary called from
anon- Those ln TIE room. You .nant send my brother
tp lie aut dome np,lms II was ple other boys what
s"f I'i him from .un- She told a. 20 inside the
ll.u-. lu' l"nr Hl-O Wuud,l could cNpo,'ulatc with
l.i -l.' IAN t-Hlu "fnull rpnt ~ ird-e. - Won
Hli lNhnUl Ni ! WONT STOP she ,crruupd louder
NJ .n'lNrt WHmu- police en.'U Il nut atrili at tlr
lt -NI tnu. lnht htr tu iIr hnN. fho judge com.
inui lf'NN Wary i,uDi mon, ihnu ~ 'rhr-o age,
li sr NInn- iN Tie RAILING stlutN mat n all two
Ulcers could du o. remove hrl rom the room.
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YONG LIITH on THE STAND.
He INoncrnte. hi Convicted Father Of any
Connection with forgerics.

William Henri Loith. who was arrested In
his dwelling at 5s3 Pacific streci. Brooklyn. on
TUESDAY, on the charge ~ being in completely
with his father. William Lriih. William Welt
man. AMI one Smyth". in forgery that WIS
porpctrated last year on the Merchants y itional
Bank Of New York. was arraienrd for examine
ton in the Court of General Sessions vest. rlay
To- the establishment of tho Court young L"ith
pleaded guilty. AMI in his evidence said TINT his
father WAS entirely guiltlcss OF the charges
against him. Tho elder l. 'th was convicted on
May H. ~ tNr Gen RAJ -~'uu-, ~ tho charges
preferred against him. Neltnni - aprd through
I"itn ran away. and sin o. tiattiufr hls hn,n
Wunl'r'r ~ var oils parts 90 ~" world. Inrrr
w'rks ago he T. turned from Europe and then
went into various states. returning 10 his home
u short time ago.
H. testified that he and veltman draw up and
hi rcd nlI ~" Il uou~ papers. and thut lii-
( iher. VINO j. now await NJ sorirn.r in THE
Ludlow ~. ct iuil. j. innocent. | signed all
H., for-rl ol.ock-." young Loth said and
SmtH. Alr-r luuur dealers in Front -trt.t.
simI' ti.l 10 10 tIr Iuior-.' IAr Checks lore
IL -u"iur'- 'i ~ htu.
A-- -iaut - strict Aii Dr.. 81 i IL ii- -frl lat
youu- J. .itl %" Ura. reed % WEI. to- -uHtur.-
On ID s,lpni lHp'r 900 ti' rOutt rH'ia. 80 tlat
thy might h' coAiurod with those on the
a., IA nH'lc several iu,le Efforts AMI then
stHi ftui b, Was ~' nervous tAt B." WuUI Joe
uu.t 'r So 'l -... uul IS. be- wH- lu A,l up in 70
It.N''' t2'iA. IL" WIS n'''r iln-ly b. k"i up
W.T. la1Ii M nr iNr 80 h.lI boar. Wu'u D.
onn' gay ho iHb wrt'n q close Imitation ~
a." orig nuI signatures. The writing WIS NOT
C.L I-liow-. attorney for I.oth the cnor. In
summlu, APP assert "a that Lean IL" youns"r
could hay" mo- r.fisnu for swearing falls Is. and
that n" -.mrly " shed tu do justice to an lunO-
c'Ilt man. 10 father.
TNr court s.. > u - al .umod until II o'clo.k
t-nay. w.on Mr. Il w'lI sirak for the prose-
Cut.Hu.
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A Difference Of Opinion and Tie Vote
the Question In the Yacht club.

A special meeting Of the yacht owners of
the New York Yacht Club was held at Dcmon-
icO's, in Broad street Yesterday afternoon. to
consider protest made AGAINST the enrolling
of Mr.. Arson Phelps Stokcs's doubc-hullcd
schooner N"rcid in the list of club yachts. After
the issue Of the protest. Capt Stokes issued
four page printed circular. protesting against
the protest. There was a long and excited ar
pumcnt. spiccd with good deal OF humor over
"a resolution that the certificate granted to Mr.
Stokes hy \. Cary Smith. mcasurcr Of tho club.
BE- sustained.
Commodore Kane. Commodore Colgate. Capt.
Centre. and others were strongly against 1t. as
III. passage would pcrmi, her to compete in the
regatta to-day. Commodore kune and Commo-
dorc Colgate were willing to admit her with n
separate classification. Mr. AlrV. Hamilton.
Ir.. ON" OF the oldest members. spoke at length
IN inNor oi admit n her, Capt. j. ID. Smith. Of
M i'iug her. although she WAS in his class. and
moved un amendment that. in the opinion OF
the meet NJ, she was fit yacht TO rcpres'nttlc
club. On this tlcrc WIS q tie vote. An amend
mt made by Sheppard Romans, which WIS
virtually the sanr thing. met with a similar
fnt' Tho ohir.tor- u owlclg"d, however.
that Mr. stokes had complied with all the tech
niIu rul ~ regards ohtnining "a crrtifl ate.
md " r. willing to admit her ON separate
classification for double hulls. Mr.. Stokes
maIn a long speech IN favor of his boat He
sud th" club could take thc broad view given
Nv l'Il INl'N iN nun 'Nl l'NlN ~
that he had complied with 9ll the rules I'm build
iug her and that the Regatta Committee had
the solo pow to dorld" us to his RIGHT " entry,
after olfun.n- a mcu~urcr's rcriiilrltc. unit
after Two meetings OF the club, one of which
must BE- "a IRA. meeting.
Tho mooiing adjourn ii without decisive
vOtn. and. a- the rHs" stands. CIpt. Stokes will
sail the y reid i'm the race to-day Should -hc
win. a protest viii be- entered. and In any went
the matter Will be- brought before the club for
decisive a ton before ia" annual cruise.
The Vurht~ entered for to-day race arc the
keel -rhoon III H,-tio--. Nrtue Rambler Wan
d'f"r: 'eond rlu.s 'hooner - Comet Nerrid
Peerless first class elo,p Vision. second ciuss
4lp,t- Nri.iup. " iuINstrI NttINp
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sTnn Ria. for zoo, 900 Tons Put on the Mar
kct- Retail Dealers Holding on

The coal sale by the Pennsylvania Com
pary in this city Yesterday WAS largely attended.
Lat thc huynl interest WIS not very marked.
tn" amount offered wiz 2Oo,ouO tons Vt Pti-ton
coal. delivered at Newhursh before Aug / The
entire l"i with n" exception 81 pea coal. WIS
Jut on m" market No onen. Tho prices hid
began l4'v. ram upn LITTLE. and then dropped of
un some Of The grad j.. The l"r- Of The conn
l~ny wrre diSHpl. ini"d hr.uu-" better prices
were NOT realized. The prices Obtained ", re-
much lover thnn AZ la-l month. -al,- one
rrn-"n Of low prize it. that tho most Of tine re-
Yards. and are NOT anxious - Increase their
stock az high il-ur's The illlnwng shows tho
-al"- Of yesterday, compared with the sales a
month ago.
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Sttamboats alo ,,lllToiOs.
DENNsNINANIA RAILROAD
GREAT TRi NH LINE
AND lNilED >iNit- VAIL ROUTE.


on anl t.icr luu0 D. 1911.
Trains leave N0w lHfh Wa u, sutusscs AMI cortani
-fs fNrrl| 81. -ful'Uw~
IN r-.fnr ilrr if-. rit.hur'h. the West ami SOUTH
WITT Pullman palace Dirs htti .h,A. 90 NJ, uaui 30
T. VI daily
For wlilani-rori Lock Haven CORY. ami Prize ~ ID
l. VI. connecting AZ CORY iur Iiu-Nflp. Petru.ruu
tsnirr. AMI The oil regions For Willau,port and Lock
nnNtn.oA VI
For BALTIMORE Washington. AMI the SOUTH LIMITED
Washington ENrrs, of Pullman par or cars daily, ex-
cop sunday. 60 iu 4 Nj arrive WASHINGTON I ~ = VI.
H. .ul,r 40 4, - A NJ. id and 80 T. W. sunday d
and ur VI
FNp.,.. ~ Fnialrlrhia : 49, = ~ 80 - Limitci. .
81 piA NJ ]. = F.. %. : ami $50 4 VI sunday. 80 \ .
4
, o iruu. 9. wars Elizabeth Rihway. Princeton.
lfNnfNu. ft 100 A.uINt. .fNI. btlNNiNfr ami
Dth,r i..nt. 500, n.l -cn. lu.,. 90 tO rrkttuiH.,s
IT,. tn-ifr.t. 300 fff-iur-N. t 4IHf. o. tiA N ana
i'-"r " luE 1N-l NJ aul e. 3D. p iulN. ,N
Crit Monday frlu Washington iuI bi t.uur,.H 81.
rWA N O.. ln"ni 1i'f snInNH o. . 10
A o. lob fI.t' IfII.l.i .II. Cd 49, 10 80 - 10 30
A N.2 ln o.. - 900. % 49, 80 l1lt lnI 90 - T. VI
Sunday. 'N'. u u. 80. % 'lN NJ .d '1aul 90 ~ q
l.tff Ofic '-l tnI Hlt broadway. A.inr lluA~'.
ans fui DOL u.-.Iu...- tul ,affiAulf .i, tnuri Il,
lrt.t. il ~. tni il- uli-'l ~ NniNSeu. pcpOI
Jrr..N tIf iai rant us.'t uii..r, ki'isr' .il'r.
lENNk THOMSON. I. g. tAltMER
h A-rnt
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Shipping.


! fOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CRY OF RICHMOND itu. lts. June - 2 T. "
cry Of BERLIN ............ SATURDAY,. July T. 2P
CITY or CHESTER saturday. July ~. > \. VI.
From Pier g. Nnrfh river
CABIN. 50 ami -lil. gold 0 Go Nets favorable
tcrus SlEtkAGE. So currency Drafts allow, Il rates
saloons, state Rooms. smoking and Bah Rooms ami.
ships
joins q DALE Agent
Nit, Y.,rk
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DIR. SHER m AN

has returned 70 New York and removed his Offices to
xbs broadway, corner Warren st., where he
NAV le consulted Tor limited retod h, the many who
have been awaiting hi return. well n others who
may wish to avail themselves Oi his experience aud pop
ular remedies Tor the relief aud cure o all forms Of
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~ FOR LONDON
HOLLAND ......... "Wednesday. Junc 20 NJ II 80 +.
ron QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGNrT Jun, iU $50 \ ltAtN Iunr - 3 l.. VI.
ENGLAND. July Z 1aplPM SPAIN. July -. $40 \. VI
Cabin anl sieeri-c passage AMI dri rom ~ upwarl
issued al very low rates IuuuauN office. broadway
j. III. lt-r MANAGER
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Sabinos Danks.

SINPEN>Y SAVINGS BANK, Broadway ani
- A-'nr place Established In SiA Hank omen da 4
from 10 A NJ toDf NJ, Five cents to s., 30 received
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Matbnrrp,

L'OR sALE-A meat choppins machine In Arstclnss
ORDER eai acly 100 pounds App! 4O2 West ilst st
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TIE AMrm,cA>1 srE,MsnIr COM.

riiLApILrlilA AND LIVERPOOL LINE
TIC unt rrl.lfiIufH IAN -I4llus under the American
ni- SAILING every Thursday from Philadelphia, and
" dne s,iAy from Liverpool
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17
STOCKHOLDERS, MEE1lno.

OvRIcE OF Consolidated VIRGINIA
" Mining Comp ny. y frspeiscn. Caliiorils,
December 10. is1a-The A. nuAl Meeling of the
StockLolders of the Consolidated Virginia Mn.
ing COMPANY. for the election Of Trustees 20
rerve for the ensuing year. and for the ahsae.
tion OF such other business - tnay prvperly
THURSD ~. Isnuary ~. 1877. at o'clock r. y.
Trsi pfer books will cloee on Saturday. Deem.
her 30. 1876, at n O'Clock nom
drtstd A w. HAyENa. T. crt.isry
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f,RowN POINT COLD AND MA

rROwN POINT GOLD AND slI,-
" yEK MISING CONPANY.-Iocaiion Of
prineiral place OF business. san Francisco,
yalifofnia.
Location OF works. Gold Illll. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice I. hereby given. that at meetine 81
the board o. Directors. held an 'hc lUh
day OF January. 1Hs. an assessment iNo. 30
of One ~ Dollar .pcr sharc Wa levied upon
the cspiiAl stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states rpld coin. to the
secretary, at the once OF ih- q .muany. lloon'
~ IfA,ward's Baildibg. 40 California street.
Ssn Francisco, California. =.
Any stock upon which this assessment ,hnli
remain unpaid on the Fourteenth day of Feb.
ruary, isii, will he delinquent. AID Advertised
fof sals st public auction. and nnle-. naJ mem
u made b-,ore will be sold on wkDsEs-
DAY, the 7th day of March. 1871, TO pay the de-
IIoquent sssesslnent, together with costs of ai'
veriising aud cxpen.ss Of ,ae.
JAMEs NHwi.ANDS, Secrttsry.
Ofice--Room NO. ~ IIayward's huild:ne. No,
lig California .trcct. San Francisco. California
jat2id
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

II ossUTH MININa COMPANY TIE
N Annual Nesting ~ stochhoid'r. OF Il 9
kossuth MlbiDg Company will be hsh On
MONDAY. the 18th day Of Jsnuary. 1871, Al I
0rirt y. w.. nj the ofilcr o. the Comp,ny, iig
Calf rnia riret. kccm No. J, Pan tIancipeo,
California. Trsnsftr hooks will he clio 81 mum
W.destay January 10. isT7. at . o'clock y. NJ.
ds.std EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
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ALRIkE GOLD AND sILvEH
n MINING C0MPASY.-sLocation of prin.
clpai place of business, San Francisco. Cali
fornla.
Location of wo IL. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the board OF Dirrctorr, held on the 9Th day ol
D-ccniber. 1870, All Ars%stnent lNo ~ Of
Three Cents per rharr va. lc,iet upon The
capital stock pf the corporation, payable iminc'
diately, In United ~ tea u Id coin, Ia the sec.
retary, at the ofiic- u the Company, ti9 Call
fornia street, Ssn Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this asscssIpcnt shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of January,
1871. will be delinquent, aud advertised foI
aais at public auction, ani unles. PAYMENT
IL made before will be sold on MONDAY,
the 23d day Of January. 1871. To- pay the delin'
quent assessment. together with costs OF al
vertislng and expenses of sale.
by order Of the Boatl OF Dircctnrs.
e. AZ GOULD, Secretary.
Onice-I.oous u. 10 and n ila,wsrd'r u ,ill'
Ing. &i9 California street. San Francisco, CALI
fornia drstd'
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RESClnDMENT.

Aa meeting OF the Directors OF the Atlantic
ConsolidAfed Mining Company. held at the
once, 80 Pine street. Room ST. Fan francisco.
California. on saturday. December i6. sssess-
meut 40. was rsscinded. N
dsis PETER ROBERTSON. Secrs<ary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

r>PUoE OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company, Ban Francisco. California. Jan.
uarv a. isT7.--At . meeting Of the Board ol
pi,ectory Of the above named Company. held
this day, Q dividend lNo. ~ of Two Dollars pei
,hsrs WAS declared. payable on MONDAY,
'annsy ,.l, IN s' c.p GORDON. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

NIAGARA a0LD AND .sIvLER
IN MINING COMPANY.-Locssion OF prin
cipal place CT business, San frsneisco, Cali
''i1a; Ioes,ion Of works, Gold Hin District. stO.
rey County, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF assess
ment iNo. q levied on the eth day OF Decsm
ber, 1870, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. a. fol-
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DnospcCr aoLD Ann sILvEn

DnOsPECr GOLD AMI Sri.vEn
Z MINING COMPANY. = Location of rrin.
ripal place Of business. San fran'isco' CALI
Locatjoo of works, Gold uiil. Nevada.
Notice ir hereby given, that at me, ing ol
tho Boart of Directors. held on the tth day of
January. 1915, an assessment mo. - ~ Twenty,
Ave Cents per share vas levied upon the capi,al
stock of the corporation. payable ims eiistely.
In United States gold coin. Ia the Secretary. at
the ofiice OF the Company, Room !. No. $50
California street, San Francisco. California. =,
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid On the 9th dsy OF February,
isT7, vii be delinquent. and Advertised Tor
sa,e A. public auciion. and unless payment IL
made belore will be sold on Tuesday. the
2J,h DAY OF February. 1871. ia pay the delin.
ouent ar,essment. together with costs OF ad'
scrtising and expente. oI sale.
]. i. MOORE, Secretary.
Of,ce-Room l. No. t6 c.lifornis street, nan
Francisco, California JAVA
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STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

nEGpLAR MEETING or THE FIRST
TX, Division of Stationary Engineer Of the
stat. OF Nevada held at Miner Union Hall. u
street. viryinia, eyesy THURSDAY EVEN
A. G. cRossMAN. Chief.
] T. GRsrswoop. Permanent Secretary. 8 m