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Schr Qucst~p Hutchinson Jefferson for New York.
schr Mile Frank. West, Greenport Tor New YORK.

schr uckst~p Hutchinson Port Jefferson 70. New York.
Schr Mile Frank West, Greenport for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamcr Eieanora. johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer City Of Fitchburg. Springer New York tor New
Bedford.
steamer TiIhe. Ewng New York FOR New London and
Norwich
steamer Gaa.ea. W aden. New York FOR Providence.
Scbr q Smith. Snow. New York for Dghton.
Schr l. A Dane nhowor. Mace New York tor Boston.
scr Faust us lighthouse tender Bacon New YORK Tor
Boston.
schr Sarah harrington. New York for Northport.
Schr = Webb. frownl liobolen for Westerly.
Sclr Revenue. Kelly, noboken for Boston. -
Schr Active. Seamnn. fiohoken for Portsmouth, y II.
Schr John Bnckaew, Townsend. Hobokcn Tor Norwich
Schr staten Islander. Miller, Iioboken for Norwich.
schr A q Iesse. Iloboken tor Portland. CT.
Srhr Messenger. Dean. noboken for Taunton.
Scr Emily g Dennison. Allen. Newhurg Tor Now Lon.
don.
schr Henry croskey. Haley. Melville for Boston.
Scr Chas T. Sinnickson Port ohnson for Providence
srtr ID II Diyeriy Williams. Amooy Tor Boston.
Schr xehcc Bishop, AmDoy for Providence
Schr q 4 Shultis. Young Amhoy for Newport.
Schr G Sadler. Wentworth Amboy for Norwich.
schr Oliver scoheld Dssosway, Baltimore for New Iia-
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INSPECTION OF FORTS AND POSTS.

PROMINENT OFFICIALS TO VISIT NEW YORK
IAEBoR, BOSTON AND NEWPORT.
WAsntSGTox, May IL, 1871
Tho Secretary OF War, accompanied by General
Sherman, Colonies Audcnreid and Tourtclottc. OF
General Shcrman's s,an and Captain Green, in charge
Of Tho Military Academy division at the War DO
partment, will make tour OF inspection Of the gov
eminent posts and forts In New York harbor. Bos-
ton and Newport In n few days The Secretary, nc
eompanied by all the gentlemen aLove named
crccpt General sherman, will leave hero Tuesday,
ana viii hc olned ia Ibadelphin by Ge'ora Shcrman
VINO VIII 10 IN that city on Thursday " bid goodby TO
The party viii return Washington OH the z4th INST
FIRST Lieutenant Henry MetcalL Ordnance Depart.
men has been ordered toeport Tor duty 70 the Sniei
OF Ordnance
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THE VILLAGE OF CLINTON MILLS BURNING.

MooaE's JUNCTION, n. Y. May IL. 1877.
For several days fires have been raging through tho
forests along the ogdensburg and Lake Champain
Railroad between Clinton Mills and Altoona THIS
morning the west wind drove the lire through the
woods and tho cearings to the villages
Of Clinton Mills, Elienburg and Forest. Up to five
r. NJ about twenty buildings had been burned ut Clin-
Mills and the large mills there were Gre The
railroad agent Is moving everything out OF the depot,
there Is no hope Of saving the buildings. AT Ellen
burg, Forest and Moorcs Forks tho dcpots and other
buildings been fro several tines but the peo-
pie have fought hard and hope 10 save the railroad
properly. II reported that the fire Is very near
Paul Smiths summer resort.
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wHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford May IL. bark George A Mary
Cannon Tsnere Nov To- with 1l5 bbs oil; homo
the voyage 26O do do.
Arrived Honolulu April g. barks Florence Williams
from the coast with l2o bbls VIII OIL 10th Eliza Murray
do bbls OIL sailed from do April H. bnrks Mt
WoJIaston Barker and Sea Breeze Barnes. for Arctic.
Sailed from Vineyard Haven May L. schr arctic, Bell
iron New London). Atlantic Ocean.
letter from Capt Slocum OF barr Sarah Hale OF Nh
reports her March s. lat n lon % W. with $50 bbs oil
MI well.
letter the steward Of bark Peru Ears Of Nh
ports her Barbados April ~ with oil rs last reported
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shpmssers informed
that by tecgraphng tho HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett. No 40 Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office. addressing Benuc.t 81 Avenus de rOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States. tho will DO cabed 30 this
country FREQ of charge.
Captains arriving Mt and sailing from French and Mcd
,errancan ports will find Paris Office the econom.
cal ana expeditions for tclcgraphing news
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EXTENSIVE hush FIRES.

MoSrREArp May "a, 1871
Heavy bush fires are reported from tho vicinity OF
West Farnham. Forty miles southeast OF that place
n number of houses have bcen burned and others arc
IN danger The Stanstead and Chambly Railway
bridge near CRANKY consumed TO-DAY, which will
transportation by boats for some days. AT
Stokey and Bolton the nres are very destructive and
the smoke SO dcnsc that lamps are lighted at -FOUR
O'Clock
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DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.

The annual election OF officers OF The Dramatic
Fund Association hold yesterday with the follow
ing result Presidents. Il. NJ Barlow Trustccs--R
u. Roosevelt, W. L. Travcrs, s. II. Hurd, John Hocy
and John Broughan. Directors-J Gilbert, W. Davidgc,
w J. Florence j. II. Stoddart, Y. = Cbanrau, Thco-
dore Moss, y. W. Coudock. Thomas Placide, W. H.
Dcnham. 7. j. Hind, George Hecks, T.. =. Taylor d. c.
Anderson, IL sherwood and ,. l., Rogers. Secretary
and TrcasurcrW. u. HARRISON Honorary Physician
nr. Ill n. QuackenbOss.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Somerset Br). Western Bristol. E-W Nor
gar. - -. -
steamer Fani,a. Doanc. Wilmington, NC-wm Clyde
Go.
Steamer Fanny CadwalIader Clark Bsitimorcwm Dali
yell.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philadepha-,Ias Hand
Steamer :le snora. Johnson. Portiand-J Amer
Snip Thyatra lBrj Mckay. Londcn-Arkell Tufts q Co.
Bark t.iuseppnn ,tAlt Craviattn Cork or fs-
mouth tor ordrrs-Sloccyich TO.
Bark Unison tB johnston Cor. or Falmouth Tor orders
Peabody. Willis l. 20.
Bark Sicz Nor, l'cdcrsen. Belfast &c Tobias CO.
Bark tugicma Carlo stanford Ital, Naresca, venice
Benbam 4 Boycscn
Bark Curaco. tBrl Faulkner. Wiamstadt Curacoa)-
Joseph Foulkc's Sons.
Brig Luiga dc v.nccnzi tiraz) Caiado. Rio JaneiroG
Amsincl q Co.
Brig q G Robinson, Hanson Havana-J Ward Co.
scir Ada Doane. Nickcrson, Grenada TI-B Weinberg
Il Co.
Schr Prssan General tBp, Heather st John, MA
Heency.
Schr Anna Davis. New 0ricans--N II Brigham
schr Florence Shay, Van Cleaf, Chareston-Evans. Ball
4 Co.
schr Anna Glover, Poigcr, Georgetown SEE IIurl-
but & Co.
schr Corn Eta. Pendicton. Perth .imboy-H Brown
Co.
scnr Marietta Tlton, Pennewel, Boston-C Bertaux.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

DY TEIEGEAPH TO THE HEEALp.
AsSAPoLis Md, May a. 1871
The United States steamer Powhatan, Captain File
brown, arrived at Annapolis Roads late yesterday,
bringing for the ships Mayfower and Consella-
ton, which take the cadets OF tho Naval Acad-
envy their cruise. This morning the Adj
miral's flag saued with thirteen guns, which was
returned by the San tee, lying OF the Naval academy
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FIRES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Bosroy, May H. 1877.
Extensive forest fires reported from North Con-
way and Upper Bartlett n. H., with Indications that
n large territory OF timber and woodland will be
burned over.
FLAMES IN VERMONT
The mountains around Bennington, VT, tonight
sheet Of laLe, thousands Of acres Of forest
land being involved.
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GROWERS QUEST LAW.

The verdict given yesterday by tho coroncr's jury
in the cose OF Patrick Cummisky whose body was
found In the East River, drowned from unknown
causca'
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SPOKEN.

Ship st Stephen Douglass from New York for San Fran
CISCO April 1, lat "a $. Ion ~ w.
Bark !iyller fNor from Baltimore for Dublin, May
lat. &c (sec news colnmnsj.
Bark Atalauta cr), from New York for nmburg April
% lat 43. lon 46.
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LUMBER BURNED.
MILWAUKEE. May IA, 1877.

MILWAUKEE. May IL, 1877.
fire at Stevens Point to-day, originating in f. N.
copp's planning mill, destroyed large quantity Of
lumber belonging Knox Brothers, Farley q Thomas
Rice & krcmbs, William Shckels. Il. whitney, Sand
tord q Rowell, Rcarson 4 Co., Scott 4 Edwards. l.
g. Cohen, 4. Clark and Hale Il Whitney. The loss is
estimated at 800, 900; insurance small.
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REmTvLLE, ont, May IA, 1877.
Coihler's saw and single mill burned last
night The loss is $4,000 There was no insurance.
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BRUSH FIRES IN CANADA.

Extensive brush fires are raging north and west OF
this place. and this city is iu OF smoke.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Somerset Osr). for Bristol Fanita. Philade
phia: Aibcmaic. Lewes, Del.
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FIRES IN THE WOODS.

HALIFAX, n. s., May IA, 1877.
Heavy fires raging in the woods in the vicinity of
the city to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS ADELAIDE NELSON IN s'cyMBrLISE
Shakespeare. hkc the sunrise, is always new. even
in those plays with which we familiar, but his
genus appears still dazzling when the curtain
rises and revcnls IN visible action characters when we
only know by Imagination. "Cymbelnc," We believe,
has not been performed in New York Tor orty years,
and is almost fresh to the public as II had been
written expressly for the Fifth Avenu Theatre, as was
"The Princess Royal" "pique." II Is not as strong
an acting play as 'Othcilo," though posthemus
bears KIND OF resemblance TO othello, Iachimo TO
Iago, and Imogen to Desdemona. The passions are
subducd beauty. and that which might have been
made terrible is soitencd INTO pathos Those who found
this play tedious have not studied IT, u Is worth
whole wilderness OF French monkeys. Nearly every
liue in IL Is pure gold and might be beaten out into
lyric Its speech Is far ADORE singing and listening 10
its noble thoughts We deeply feel tho truth OF
How charming is divine philosophy
Not harsh end rugged. as dun Tools suppose,
Miss Nelson's convention Of lmogen. ono
OF the greatest OF shakespeare's women, y
evidently unal,crcd since she hrst played
1t in Philadelphia last February but
the execution is much better than It was then The
sweetness ana delcacy o. inc character - easily cx
rine. Az Rosalind Juliet and vola Miss
Nelson is more charming, than even divine
philosophy, but we would not wish 10
see her as Lady Macbeth. Nature intended her
to drown tho stage with tears TO make mad the guilty
appal the FREQ. bat and win tho softer sym
pathles In Imogcn she dnds beautiful opportunity
for her special genus. and she WE'LL She made
her inst great dramatic hit in the third act when she
Is called meet Posthumus at Milford, and tho
passage beginning, ooh for horse with wlngs.n
read with electrical effect Still finer was
the delivery OF tho great scene when shc
hears that Posthumns believes her to be
In some OF her readings think her in error,
bat point all the Of her Interpretation OF
the would be to quote most OF tho lines.
Tho whole OF the fourth act admirably
gwen. and particularly the entrance 10 the
cave. in which the fear of woman was
artistically Disseminated from the regulations OF
Rosalind and Viola when dressed as mcn The now
Imogcn is a thorough success, and Mss Nelson was,
course called before the curtain ana made the
iairiost Hover In a conservatory OF roses.
The play was generally well acted, especially by
Mcssrs Pymp,on, Studcy, Fisher and Haworth.
rho scenery and attractive, and the house. OF
course crowded from top 70 bottom.
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YACHTS. sTEAMHoATs. &C

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
(tATBoAT FOR sALE-3a FEFr L0sG ffNis1En
Cir hard wood cheap Address box 100 Herald Up
town Branch Office.
L,oR SALE CHEAP-A IL FOOT WORKING BOA Z,
10 inch be decked condition. Amply
JACOB BLOOM. "a Cedar 1T.
LVUR SALE CHEAP POR ChsTf-TwO sfO0rs
IL ~ ~ 1O) ~ respectvey address,
q. ". CARPENTER. ~ Nassau A.. nov YORK effv
SMirhs BOATS AND OARS. 10 sOCJB 81. tbAst
Oliver Bridge.
INANrED--A LARGE SfRONg CANAL BUAT ~
w exchange for ~ acres Of land. Address LAND. -
Dcyst
MISCEs.tsAv EOUs.
NivoRcEs oCfkfLS-ANY sTATGs f47 WnsN
hdiyorccd. Send for cirrnisr.
AMERICAN Law AGENCY. Removed 2,2 BrosdwA1k
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narNOTICE To CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.--Captains or officers
ofvcse engaged the coastng and foreign trade observ
TO comm unicatc tho fact the that be
brought publicly the attention Of the authorities
letter addressed 10 tho editor Of the HERALD, New York
city giving accurately possible tho number and posi-
ton of dispaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice in all cases along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts OF the American Continent When they observed
on the coast European countries in the
Il is information be sent either by telegraph
or letter TO the London office OF the NEW YoRK HERALD ~
Fleet street. London the Paris office. 81 Avenue do
ropcra Paris Where tho telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street, London"
.Bennett 81 Avenue rOpera, Paris" Where eases OF
observed the waters OF countries beyond
the each telegraph in Asia Africa captains
upon reaching tho first convcn.
lent mort This information will be cabled free OF charge 10
the HERALD and published.
nS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT. The NEW York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use bonrd the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning the rcdchaning from ono 90 the
other In be several miles distant
Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal will obige
ty preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
HSPersons Of communicating with VESSELS arriv-
ING NJ New York can by addressing such vessels
care Of HERALD nows yacht. Pier No East River New
York Letters received from al parts OF the world ana
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
- HII
Steamer.
OJce

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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Bosroy. Nav IA. 1871.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-20
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE. OF AN EXFCTrTrov
ID issued on Of the. Justices Con-.
u Union Township, IN and sls
Humboldt Coun ". state of Nevada, ON ~
9th day of March, A. ID. 1877, and 10 ~
directed and delivered. for Judgment =. ~
covered III said Court, on 81 day N
March, A ID. 1874, In favor Of the STAT
of Nevada. and against the pio,ssv
Mill and Mining Co., and others ana
the folio wing named real estate and i,n
Tgovements, to-wi'..
Pioneer MIL and fAxtures, and all that 90,
tG4n lot or parcel . land iamiIliarlx KNOW,
as the Pioneer Mil, 8Tzct situated and locat.S
in the town OF UuiSpviile, Humb0ldt county
state OF Nevada, according to sarvey made h.
J. Dryden, Connt' Surveyor o. said couDty
more particularly described aad nnaaas a.
follows: Beginning al stake on Fall strest
on South bank Of Bnena Vista creek thence
down said creek in AN e&s.srlg direction l,so
feet 60 Phillips street, thence south 40 ri
alongthe lIAe Of PHILIPPE II eet TO the rrowr
tract thence along the line Of the Brnwr
tract 1850 in no~thwestefiy direction 10
Fail st@set, thence along the line Of tsll
street az eet, containing SIX acres. nore,r
less, being the anne property on winch the
mill known as the Pioneer Alli ia now si..
uated. including said mill, machinery ard
appurtenances. defendants.
For tie sur, If ss7 o.. L. $. COLA coin and
delinquency amounting to So 70, O. ). gold
coin. and costasamounting - the sum n
$40 ". all in like coin. and sccraeing costs
/ have, by virtue sald xecutlon on this
latin day Of aar,h A. d. Isif. levied up,p
and taken ia execution the following real
estats, to wit.
Pioneer NH and fixtures and all hat GER
tain lot or parcel o; lad familliarly known
as the piooeer sill tract. situated aud located
in the town Of Unionvilie, Humboldt county
State Of Nevada, sccs riding to survey made BY
Bryden, County 5arysyor Of said county
more particularly described and bounded 81
follows: Beginning st q stake On Fall street
on south bank % Busna Vista creek, thence
down said creek in ca eastefly direction 1850
feetto Phillips street thence south TO feet
along he line Of hiliips rect to TIE Brown
tract. thence along IT,. Inc 81 the Bruwn
tract 1850 feet N a northws stefIy direction to
Fall street, thence along the line OF Fall
street $40 feet, containing six acres. mote or
less. heing the same property on which the
mill known as the Pioneer Mil is now VT.
uated. Including said mill, machinery and
spparteBauees.
NOTICE is hereby given that on wEDNEs-
DAY. the EIGHTEENrH DAY OF APRIL. A.
d. 1877. between the hours osp O'Clock in ths
morning and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon. viz;
a; Ii o'clock y rns, 10 front Of the Court
House door in the town q Winne-
mnoeA. Humboldt County. Nevada. l Will
SeIl. all the above described property to the
highest bidder for essh, U. :. gpld coin,
to satisfy said execution, costs, and aeerueing
costa. or 20 much thereof "a may b. sufficient
fer these purposc&.
G. A. KYhF,
Sheriff Of fsfmboldt County, Nevada.
wlnnemucca, March l4fh, A. d. 1911 ia
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NOTICE OF SHERiFF'S
SALE.

10y VIRTUE or ky EXECUTION AND
ID decree a. foreclosure and order o. sale
issaed eat ef the District Court ~ the Fourth
judicial District. IN and f1r the county OF
humboldt, state ot .sstada. on the lWh aay
~ April, A. d, 1871. 4 to me directed ana
delivered upon Judgment sad decree 81 lore
closure ana sale recovered IN SAID C01rI on
the 10th day ~ April A. j.. 1871. ia favor Of
~ rlAoe plaluti5, AHi against the Jersey
Miniug aud Smell ing Company for the sum q
$50 esl %. principal, -. gold coin, VITA
interest on gaid amUunt 81 the rate q cue per
cent. PER month FROM ere @Th day 81 say, A.
ID. 1875. NTH paid. ~ tke gold opin 70
gethar WITH 81 ,00J ~ attoFEer's fees. all IN
like coin, and costs of suit taxed % $50 70,
aud expeuses az sale y IL q. ;. gold eoin'
and by VIII ch was commanded 20 sell ths
ortgaRed p.opertf hereinafter Described y
public anction, accofai1ts 20 law, 70 thf MAJ
est bidder for cash a.. = R9ki coin, or sum
cient thereof O. satisfy said principal, inter,
est. costs. attorneys fees, and expenses q
sale. aud % ply hs ssrae to the paymens
OF said suE.s-
The following Is description Of the prcp-
erty authoriz. a 90 bs sold 10 virtue OF JUG,
ment. decree II forrclosura and order u
sale, to wit:
All that certain property located and stus-
ted in Iarsey Miuing District. HunbolN
county, State OF Sevada. and WAS located "
A. j. Tremble. James Mckay, Nathaniel IAs'
| Tor. and Jo4,ph Parks consisting OF two 40
tons Of 800 feet each. and Is known a. tN
| Treinbfa Mine aud Co.4sisting u fifteen hn-
dred ii 500 feet on the course Of the Veahw
| lode. with three hundred t30el feet on eaen
side of said hedge og lode: also. the frst fia,n
| or lode loested adjoining the nemole oh .ao
| south, consisting ~ fifteen hundred lssw
! feat on the course ~ the ledge or lode VIE
| three hundred 1901 fnst ON each side OF ssal
| ledge or lode. making three thousand lsO.aW
| feet on the ab1ve ledge or lode, with GIL ~
| dips, spurs au1 III hes also. all the locato.,,,
| siiee. together with all town lots. ana =.
| property Of every descripti' n. and an ols s
! now on the dumps or belonging 70 the ~, ss
| Jersey Mining and ~Inelting Company, situ as.
and being in the sati Jersey Mining Dlsifi'"
humboldt county, STATE Of Nevada "a
| Therefore. pursuant 10 said Judgment ~. ~
1 decree aud IN obedience 70 it's requireinsnssa
| twill expose 81 sale at public auction V ~
| highest bidder for cash In hand, payaole = =
| q. :. gold coin. et he Court House aoof, :"
winnemuecs, Hunhelat county Nevada On
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY VI
MAY, 1877,
| At one O'Clock Pm g.; sad day, all the nsn y
! title and inters az SAID defepdant ~ an
| said above described uf0nerty now had % - -
| Way 3nth, 1870 OK ~ any time since then -
quired. TO satisfy said Judgment and ueel s.,s
Given under my hand At my Office IN Min ~.
mueca. Humboldt county, Ne lAda, is'h w
| of April, 1877. G, A. Kyle,
sheEiff pfu Qn1olds County, NeV'<s'''
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NOTICE.

To w. s. Morgan and Lswa Thomas, and
to whom il may concern
XvOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That /
have expended in money and laooE ,he
sum Of four bundled dollars tS4oOl on Ine
Mountain Maid Mine. situated in Battle
Mountain Mining District, Lander County,
State of Nevada, and that unless you pay me
at Galena. Lander County. Nevada, your pro-
portional share Of said expenditure on said
mine for each and every foot you may Legally
own in said mine, within ninety days from
the date Of the first publication Of this
notice. together with costs, your interests in
said mine xill be forfeited to me- hs due
process of the mining laws of the United
STATES JAMES MORGAN.
GA1ENA, New. February 27fh. ls77- m5-9O
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NOTICE:
u, S. internal Revenue
Special Taxes, May I,
2 1877, TO April 80, 1873

YEVHE REVISED TTATUTES OF THE
4 United States. Sections 1882, S257, 1888,
3239, require every person engaged IL any
business, avecaticn, or emp oyment which
renders b i'm liable 70 . SPECIAL Tax. t. Pro-
CURE AND PLACE CONSCIOUSLY IN
HIS ESTABLISHMENT Or PLACE OF
BUSINESS a sTAAR Genating the payment Of
said SPECIAL lax for the Special Tax Year
beginning May !, 1871, before commeng ing or
centinGiIla business after April 30, 1877
return. as prescribed on Form II, IL also
required by Law. of every person liable TO
Special Tax as above.
The taxes embraced within the provisions
of the law above quoted, are ths following,