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Protestant Episcopal-Trinity Chapel;
King and Fifth streets. Services on Sunday
2sth inst, morning, at 1890 O'Clock, after
noon at ) O'Clock. Trinity Choir Class, at
4 O'Clock. Sunday School at O'Clock A.
NJ. Parents aud Guardians of children are
invited to send their children, and to attend
the public catechising at the O'Clock
service on the fourth Sunday in each month.
Trinity Choir Class for the practice and
cultivation of church music and congrega-
tionsl singing is open to the members of the
congregation and their friends.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Rev
Isaac NJ. Haldemsn, Pastor. Morning SER
vices 1870, doors closed at II O'Clock. Sub.
ject, "Prophetic Truth illustrated by q
Blackboard Chart" Evening services Z 30.
Subject, "Jesus Christ is Lord or Devil.
How long halt Yer' Baptism at the close
of the sermon. Seats free to all. No rented
pews. Our word 10 "Welcome." Revival
services during all the coming week.
West Presbyterian Church. Preaching
to morrow at 10H a. M, and ~ D. m bv
the Pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Potts, b. D. Sub
ject, for the morning, "The Word of God
quick and powerful )" for the evening: "The
Bible in history, or the Wcrd of God and the
sword of man" All are cordially invited.
Second Presbyterian Church, King street
near Eighth street. Kew. j. H. Nixon.
D. D., Pastor. Srevices at 10k q. m. and
~ p. n. A welcome to all. ,.
Fret PfebbytsnAn Church. Market st..
above Tenth. Rev F. B. DuVaI, Pastor
Services at l0H a. m. and N p. q. stran-
ger knaly inv sl.
se.ond Bnp 10. Church, corner of Fourth
and French streets. Rev. R. B. Cook, Pas
Tor. Pr aching morning aud evening.
Grace NJ. E. Church, corner Of Ninth and
West streets, Rev. J. E. Smith, pastor:
morning service at l0k O'Clock, evening
service al ~ O'Clock.
Asbury N. e. Church, corner of Third
and Walnut streets, Rev. George Z Kramer.
pastor; morDing service at 1Ok O'Clock.
evening service at IN O'Clock.
Hanover Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Sixth and King streets, Rev. Lafayette
Marks, PAs'or Morning service at 10 80
O'Clock. and evening service at 7.3O.
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church, Market street
above Seventh, Rev. P. Davis, Pastor.
Services Tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ !, and Z 30
PM. "' Y
Union NJ. E. Church, corner Fifth and
Washington streets, Rev. T. E. Martindale
pastor. Services at 1890 .. N. and 7:3C
p. N. liza A1s.'s % II
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E--kgwfiFg1ggEby An UsveltseasenS -
.e1s sers.tIux Rspss sissaS asoSs laa Hosdsy q
svsu,se, at tie Gf~nd Opst1 Howe: Nr:
and Mrs. YoA6taA ESerdtt laeefhS hSdiume
Who viii have the spirita IN charge, and, II
70 may Judge from newspaper notices, they
have drawn large gUdienceS In the leading
cities, N the eopth. and westo They bsi1e
with them many testimonials from the
,tnanseossl Of different theatres lnMhich they
have appeared, as to the excellent character
oi their entertainment, and the high estl,.
nation In which they ere held personally BY,
hem. The following 10 taken from the
Augusta, (Ga.) sCos stituf ufsonalistu where
hey reeentls appeared: "oue Of the most
supernatursl and curious entertain;
ments ever given III this city were the
mapilestations at tho Opera House last
yening, BY Mr. and Mrs. George Everett !.
The Rev. is. Lamar and COL. George w
9aines we're chosen by the audience TO ~
yestigate, which they did most thoroughly
We have not space TO give 10 det1tl the many
manifestations that occurred, but The eDtirt
psrfoymance was carried Out- to the pro-
ramme. Hanss, decreased persons appear
ing to relatives, tables raised, bella rung,
coats removed aud placed, ols the Medium
while securely hsndcuffed BY Lieutenant
Prather and Officer T~iggs, formed but q
part of the most. snys' srt9us Performance
hat has ever been witnessed in this city
Tue en- ire affair was conducted with an
Impair iali y sod, . csndarr-t that ,wss com
lnendable." Tbs is but toas d hundreds Of
potices from p .pers of tkis class, and II
ar. and Mrs Everett fail 10 safety thei,
audience Monday evening 1t will be the 6rsl
ime, II the most prominent journals In our
country may be believed. 4EFD LIt
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U. 3, DJstrscs Co,srt.

The U. 8. District Court in sitting In
admiralty case Of libel agsinst Schooner
VIM. 81. Prentice, Jadge Bradford pre-
siding, convened yesterday morning.
Orders of condemnation were passed in
the c,se Of NJ. Msull 8. Co. for salvage,
boat Churchman +" for salvage, J. A.
Haxeltine the mate of the schooner for
wages, and the prentice" was placed 10
charge of the o. 8. Marshal.
The examination Of witnesses for ascer-
tanning the amounts claimed by the libel
lants respectively, postponed until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock in order to give
opportunity to Henry FlaLders, proctor for
Flicner, = prior libellant, to be present at
the exAmination.
Harrington & Hoffecker proctors for libel
lants Maull, Boyer and Hazelton. 8. NJ.
Macalister proctor for "Wm. II. Prentice
Flanders proctor for Flicner.
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Our MtsiGstwr0 lt0steT.

u a .-. I. II J A.
Judges Davis and Strong will not be
called upon TO d., ide the merits Of the
saloon KEPT by Owning, 1t Sixth and
satisfied With the result.
"Msrie ! what's that strange noise at the
front ga,ei' "Ca's, sir" "Catsl Well,
when I was young cats dm't wear stove
pipe hats aud suloke cigarsp "Thingt
have changed, SIR" 4, II tt,.la
Senator's Morton, Chandler and Sherman
have ne objec ions to you partaking of the
sour krOi.' lunch at the Barnum Hotel
corner OF Fifth and Orange streets. Go
there tonight.
We Nike 10 see man sporting fast horses
rh'le he owes the printer. 1t looks honor
Able. ,-. .,y
Cnincoteague salts are specalty al
Downing's, Sixth and Market streets.
"Have not. my son, given you every
Advantagei" 20 yes; but couldn't think
Of taking advantage of you, father"
Conkling's great SPEECH no reference ia
those who will 20 TO Babc0ok's, Fifth and
Orange streets, to night, for grand sour
krou lunch. i. ~ 81
Il
Patrick, lamentiong his late better-half,
said, "Och, she was jewel Of wife. She
always struck me with the soft end of the
mop" Eel,
The electoral bill will be before the Judges
of the ur kreut lunch, that will be FIR,
nished by Babcock, a. the Bsrnum Hotel,
Fifth and Orange streets tonight. '3
"Oh, Mary, the wells got broke, and
we can't get no water; and oh, hain't it
prime! Feyther says 40 p'raps we shan't
ave to wash for fortnight.
Henry Ward Beecher, during his visit in
The city, registered within square of
Downing's saloon, corner Sixth and Market
streetS. ~ -- @.'. 49, i-.'-
What station do you. call thiss" said a
man as he croweed odt of the debris of a
railroad smash-up' Devastation" re-
piled the conductor. , ASt " ~
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NHANGE OF HOUKs-WILMINGTO
~ LIVES TERN NRAILROAD-Comm mmenc,
Ing Thursdsy Dec. 4. 1875, Trains viii run
Leave Wilmington 10 20 q m, and sso,r,
Leave Landenburg 9 As m and 30 IN 49,
Arrive at Wilmington 75s m, and 3 10
Arrive at Landenberg al l2 m. and q An
CONNECTIONS.-Train leaving Iapa.,
0erg per- q, q. g & e =. m. with train for Phiisdei.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 IN . ..
Win traio leaving Philadelphia at 8. 10 n M =,
and Pennsylvania and Deiaware train I'M lesv. = y.
Ing Landenberg ut 90 o, m. A0~V'
Train Leaving Landerberr at ! n - -.
with pennsylvania and Delaware trs IN ana M
vi b train leaving Wilmington for PhiIaa
at 4 ~ p. m. t,-r,,'',7 - n'ia'
Train leaving Wilminetou at 5SO n -,
with train leaving Pniln | lIr"t It Isl ~
m op'
sug25't DAVID UONNELL. supt.
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RolSoe Court.

James Cook appeared before the
Mayor last evening, charged with disor-
derly conduct Of, the most revolving de-
scription, IN the vicinity Of Primary School
NO. l." Being case of the most aggra-
waited character, bis Honor deemed the
nne inadequate to the case, 80 committed
him IN default of $4,000 to appear at the
next term of court. f. .'''
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.naefee,, ef O1Vssrs,

--Asmysssasfmysgsg5fIBs Ffiend5bip
Steam Fire Eoeine Company No. J, held
last night, the following omcers were elec'
ted to serve the ensuing year: jacob 1ee-
vsuson, President; John A, Schraeder. vice
President; ]. b. Smith, Secretary; samuel
r. Baylis, Assistant Secretary; Thomas
Lynch, Treasurer; Jacob Stevenson, 3. y.
Hayts, PatrielcS MaginlAy.. Trustees; Z.
X3l1V leomas r. 1a!fi isffsd IsFi19
IN EBH9ati6k C0mmite6e; W. J. McGonf9al
". u Smith, Q. T. Bayls, Fred Lsrison.
,Tbos. Lynch, Directors.
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A splendid OPPOkTUNITY TO WIN
"A a FORTUNE:-@f COND GRAND
DRAW1NG, 1871. AT New Orleans. on
Monday, February 8. &a-
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANY.
This Institution was regularlyIncorporated
bv The Legislature Of the s. ate for Educa-
tion purposes In 1858, with q Capitaiof
81 ,00I, ,OO0. TO which has iinve been edd. =
reserne fu, 4 of SS50, 900 ! 8 GRAND sin.
place monthly. 1t never scales or post.
pones. Look at thefoIlowing scheme.
CArITAL PRIZE, S25, 900.
1000 Tickets at Five Doilars Each
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Holly Tree In ServScss,

The regular Sunday afternoon Union Ser e
vices. held under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be con-
ttnued Tomorrow at o'clobk D. %. All
are cordially invited TO come and take part
!, A delegation of them also hold services at
the Aims House, at 2h p. m.
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MonNYNe snseIoN,

.Sannko came to order ak O'Clock. 81 tta
M. Ray, fton Committee on Revised
atatutss, reported the further supplement
10 the oct to establish collegs for Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Arts, which vas
read 3 third time, and passed. ~ So
He also reported the House bin to amend
chapter Z, or the Revised Statutes, which
IVES read third time and passed. =, =
Also the House bill to extend the time
for recording private acts which was read
. third time and passed.
Also the bill to amend the act for The
pFotectiou u lsheSmen, which was read {
third time and ;passed.
Nr. Fiddemsn sent to the Clerks table 8
resolution appointing committee of three
tpaupamtsnd the destruction or cancella-
tion Of the bonds held BY Delaware College
Adopted. Msssrs. Fddeman, Ray and
Hopkins appointed.
On motion Of Mr.. Ray, the House bill 70
sqend chapter Ill, Rsvised Code. was
Rad. 2s1s 53S'''
Mr.. Davis, from COMMITTEES ON Corpora
tons, reported the bill to Incorporate the
Newark Grange Cooperative Store Con-
pany, which was read third time anu
,Hs IS rsporsed tie bri 10 incorporate
the Beneficial Society OF. the Children Of
Light, which was read third time and
passed. 1gf1e gtlts5!4 g It
On motion Of Mr.. Denney, the House bill
In relation to Trustees of the Poor in North
1urdsEkill, South Murderkiil and Keuton
Hundreds, was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Fiddemau, the House
Joint Resolution In relation to the bounda-
ry question, was read and concurred in.
HOUSE.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON sIssIoN.
Tho House met at O'Clock D. N.
Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on Re.
vieed etatutes, reported to the House an
aett 10 snsnd section Of chapter Z Of the
current volume, with an amendment, which
was read first aud second time, and
adopted, and the bill was read third time
and passed.
The act In relation to the publication OF
Sherifl's sales, was read third time and
passed the House. This act as It passed
gives the paper Of the largest circulation
the printing.
On motion of Mr.. Burnite, the House bill
in relation TO Trustees Of the Poor In North
and South Kenton hundreds, In Kent
county, was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Brown gave notice of an act to
amend chapter IS, of the Revised Code.
Mr.. Thompson presented remonstrance
against the repeal of the stock law in
School district No. IA and $50, Sussex
county. ....... ~.
Adjourned until q. m. tomorrow.
YBsTERDAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The House met at Q O'Clock, A. N.
Mr.. Holcomb introduced resolution ap-
pointing committee of two to procure the
portrait Of the late Commodore Jones, and
report The probable cost of its repair
Adopted.
Messrs. Holcomb and Hall committee
under the resolution.
Mr.. Robinson gave notice of an act for
an additional Notary Public In Sussex
county. fnr Georgetown Hundred.
Mr.. Burnite introduced an act to amend
chapter 42l, vol. IA, laws of Delaware.
This act limits the time for killing game
from November Is to January Is, and
makes the laws uniform throughout the
State. ....
Sundry bills were read second time by
Adjourned until O'Clock, P. NJ, Monday
nAYt
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Y. N O. A.

The Regular Weekly Prayer Meeting of
the Z. NJ. G. A. will be held in their rooms.
this evening, at half past seven O'Clock. All
sre cordially invited TO be present at these
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loo, 900 TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.

,f08 Prises, amounting to $88. .525
Write lor Circulars or send orders to
CHARLES Y. H WARD,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on February 4. 1877. Tickets SO each Cap
itai prize S3OOOO.
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o'v1, 800. ..4..s'.a .amountlnlngto Slll,l0O
Write for Circulars or send ordar. ~
CHAS. T. HOWARD
New Orleans, La.
or WILLIAMSON d Co..
1anoH XII Broadway. N. ".
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Endorsed by the people - . safe, relta'
BILE, and cheap remedy. Dr.. Bull's Cough
Syrup. ~s-l \ rFG
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MARRIGD.

ANDERs JN-ROSS.-At their residence,
No, Il2 Townsend street, south Whining
f, ton. ct 8 o'clock, r. M. January 18th, lS,7
by Rev. w. F. Holland. Mr.. John =.
Anderson, of Md, TO Miss Gravy W.
( Ross. of Wilmington, Del.
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! lH. WALES, has returned to hts rerI
u de9ce, Cor. Eighth and King streets.
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xEW ADIERFxS1K1XrS.
Death.
Marriage.
DR., Bull Cough Gy, mp.
4. II Staass, AT Market st.
Villanova College, Del Co.. p,
NOTES -elnger Sewing Machine.
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DIES

- DAES.' Y +
HAUGHEY.-Edwin d. Haughey, son Of
! EdWard ]. and Ella j. Doughey, aged =
years. y months and das I, ,of fpneumonia:
The funeral will take place on Sunday
at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Our nrst In heaven.
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Ms xDexsxArUss.
as ii ~ "
1gVHs4Av ,Ae1spsA tYaeseH.

seoslo y 1a,elosh.l & JU
Mr.. Ray called mp the resolution ap-
pohttna : 6ohnittss 70 have the portrait
Of Oo1nodoss Jnpse. repaired, after Dis.
cassisa vots w1 taken and the resolution
~, xa,o;,s;:a! - III 77Jfl2ffffi .sa't - !.
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NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
Gallons, can and box AS

Gallons, can and boz :. $50
~ =. keg $50
=. nail oarrel 1900
We nave in stock, Of our own man ufac-
tul e, roodng materials, etc, at the follow
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 3 cents
per square foot. Or we will furnish Rubber
Roofing, Nails, Caps. snd Slate paint for
an entire new roof, at ~ cents per square
loot.
2oo rolls 2ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at lx
cents per square foot.
500 rolls s-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at ~
3O rolls Tarred sheathing, at n cent per
square foot. ...... "a 49, w
tO0O gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed
ready lor use, on inside or outside work, at
send for sample card of colors. All Or
ders must be accompanied with the money
or satiffaotory city. references. No goods
shipped go. d., unless express charges sre
Sample orders solicited,
N. 7. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
: loaAloi MA1DEN?LANE. New York
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A roof may be covered with ve,y cheap
single, and by application Of this slate be
made 10 last from 20 to Is years. Old zoos
can be patched and coated, looking much
better, and lasting longer than new shin
giles without the slate, for
One Third he Cost OF Reshinoling
The expense OF stating new shingles is
only about the cost of simply laying them.
The paint is FIRE-PROoF against sparks or
flying embers, as may be easily tested by
any one. * -s .
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and for tin or iron has no equal, as 1t ex
pands by heat, contracts by cold. and NEVER
Sheathing Felt can be made water-tight at
small expense, and preserved for many
years.
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover q hundred square
feet Of shinsie rOoG, while on tin, iron, felt,
nPtched boards, or any smooth surface,
from two quarts to one gallon are required
to l00 square feet Of surface, and although
the Paint has heavy body ii is easily ap-
piled with brush.
No Tar is used in this Composite on
therefore it neither cracks in Winter, nor
runs In Summer.
On decayed shingles it f1lls up the holes
and pores, and gives new substantial root
that Will last for years. CUKLED or WARPED
keeps them there. It nils up all holes in
Felt roofs, stops tho leaks-and although q
slow dryer, rain does not effect IL few
hours after applying. As nearly all paints
that are black contain TAR, be sure you Ob.
tain our GENUINE article, which (for shin.
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N AMBOY L1VISION.
From Market Street Ferry.

snd Jamesburg and Monmouth Jpnotlos
$50 and Up m, connecting for Long Braaa
and Hquan. l u
Accom- for Tren ton. connecting with ~
press rains for New York, y 30 ana"
ASHa I'D r %. 4% ga and S;a 30 1Trentou, m; ~
wss1 ' iirain 70 Burlington p m. Sunday
Trains 0 10 = m, anu and = %. n,
Way Train .or BOrdentOwn 1l@ pm w
For Kinkora Sra branch ssoa m, 2 and ~
Fer Hishtsto wn 6. .asOa4m, 2,5l5 and B"
70. .ucker' own 30 a m, and 5 p m. ~ ..,d
Fur Mt. Holly and Pemberton andllllSy'ss ~
n. Is, s, 8 20 and II 90 p m. For Mt' ho'
- %, 3 is and . y m. and
sunday Traiss for Mt. Holly 10 q M ''~
Trains arrive Thirty.seoond AM. y Marx ! ~
Streets:-From Ptttsburg 9 10, 7Sd Sds,iv s,i
Wp ~, daily, q m, anu 81 N wi wi.
except Monday. From Erie and andonGsI M
.smsport a m, daily, except MoFFrla FROM
From Buffalo and Niagra Falls ! 10 q m
SsO m, daily except Monday; and
WiIIis,msnopy WK1ns, Men1ye Watkasl ~ aiy except
" day. From New Y York 81 Il Is, lSs, 1915 @SS
am II 05, l245. 3 50, O.. $50. 7S5, 15yk ioS
10 4Oand II 40 p m. On Sunday, ~, ~Es Eas.
am, $50. = 50, 10 10. IL 40 p m. trom1 ioit
ton, Pnillipsburg and IambertyWllaaSs,. Was.ine.
m, and 955 p m also arrive at hAGIaenipe
ton Depot 53c Q m. and 80 70: diChest
nut streets. and Depot Thirty'seconu
Market streets. af Ya ~, AL
The Union Transfer Company W., and
for and check baggage from hoEos cnrmr
Residences, Time cards and full liz ln and
Ton can be obtained at the DeE'oo~,ng
Ferry named above and at the loiio"'-'
TICKET No. 8S8 Chestnut etreet, n, .s,nuN
i. T.. Cor. Broad and Cne''''
OFFICES No. ll6 Market street,
FRANK TH0MPsON, D. y. B0YDss .ss I'll
Gen'l Manager. GEM E'''
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BELvIDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-second and Market stresta-
Express for Lanbertville, Flemingtor,
Phillipsburg, Easton Water Gap. Scran-
ton, etc., IL q m. and 4 As p m.
For Pennington, Hope well. etc. II . m: F.. 7
From Remington Depot.-Express te
Trenton. Lamber'ville, Phiilipsburg Ea.
ton, Water t3ap Scranton, etc, 66 anu
10 Is III. and 4 Is p m. - lFy
For Lambertvllle3 8 40 p m. For Belvdan
s Is m.
For Pennington and Hopewell 10 Is an.
and Is p m. - ,,T
For Flemington 8 IS and 10 l5 IA m, and'S
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For
BRICK WALLS
our BRIGHT RED IL the only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will efectually
discOlOring the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as priming coat on
nne buildings.
Our only cOlors are CHOCOLATE, RED,
BRIGHT RED, and ORANGE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-21
ASSES sM!EgdT NOTICE.

COMET GOLD AND SILVER Nj ,1SG COMPANY.
" OCATION OF PRIMO PAT PLACE OF
\ lbusiness, san Francisco, California. Lo.
cation Of works, hume Ida County INDIAN
Mining Dis rct) Nevada.
NOTICE. is hereby gwen, hat at a meeting
Of the B ard of Directors, held on the fir
day of February, A. d ST, an assessment,
No. one ID, Of ten cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation
pIyaole Immediately in United states gold
coin, to the secretary, at The Office Of the
Company, 402 Montgomery str ct. room II,
second floor, san Franc SEQ, California.
ANY stock bpOn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fifth day OF March, A.
d. 1877, H.ill be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction; ami unless pay
ment is made before viii be sold on WkDhts-
DAY. the TWEEN Y-FIES DAY OF MAkCd.
A. D. 1877. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising ard expen-
st : of sale.
BY order Of the Board f Directors.
GEORGE II. HALVES. Secretary.
OFFIcE-N No 4O2 Monts merry street, room
H. second floor, san Francisco, Cslifornia-l2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE
of
Town-S;te Property.

WsERESs. by an Act Of the Legislature of
the State Of Nevada pr scrbing rules and reg
ulations for the execuu- n OF the trust arising
under the Act OF Congress entitled An Act
for the relief Of THE inhabitants OF cities and
towns upon the public lands OF the United
States" approved March second, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-seyen, and the
acts auendatory thereof, IT is made my duty
as former Judge of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, State of Nevada. and Trustee for the
inhabitants Of tie Town Of wianemucca, in
said Judicial District, to dispose OF the lands
not heretofore legally applied for IN accord
anco with the provisions Of the safe Act and
NHEREAs, it appears that more thun twelve
months have elapsed since the expiration Of
the period provided by law forthe said inhab-
itants to apply FIR and receive stiles to The
said lands embraced within the limits Of the
said town Of Winnemueca by the said owners
or claimants to the same now.
THEREFORE, /, George G. Berry, former Dis
trict Judge Of said District Court aud Trustee
for the Inhabitants Of the said Tcwn of VIM
nemucca, do hereby declare, publish and
make known. that / win sell at public aue-
ton, to the highest rceponsiJl, bidder. in
1 fro nt o. the Court House, in said Town #
| Wipncmucca, on the Sixth DAY of MARCH.
/ 1877, between the hours Of IL and o'clock Of
/ said day. to-Wit: At loclock, the following
| de sciibe d property, being part Of the lands
/ embraced IN the said Town-Site Of Winnie
uiucca which lave heretofore b. en- legally
+ applied ioi, or conveyed 10 any owner. OWE
ers or occupant Of the 81 me
| Beginning at post at tho n + Cor Of the S
W VI Of sec20, T85N, l. 80 r., Nc p Meridian,
running thence west along the northern boun-
dairy o said y &c 10 the center OF the Hum
! bDldt River, thence in q southerly course
down ssid river to the junction OF r. Lay and
John NJ. Barrctta lpnd, thence running S A.
/ degrees Is to post al the CIR Of George
/ Berrott's land, themes along curve Of the
Humboldt Cana at a distan e Of sixty feet
north Of the said canal to the S Cor of lot
5 in block 49, thence f TO post at the : f.
Cor Of the said 5 "a Of Sec 20, thence run
ming directly north to the place of beginning,
containing 30 and 90-l00 acres of land, being
a part Of the said Town site Of Winnemucca
not heretofore legally disposed Of.
GEO. G. BERRY, Trustee.
= INSEMuccA. Jan. 10th. 1877 -n.3od
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

" 0CATION Of works, KNOXVILLE, Hum
bolt County, Nevada; location Of prin-
cipai place Of business, San Francisco, Cal
iforniA
Notice is hereby given ths' meeting OF
the Directors held on the six 9th day Of
February, 1877, an assess ment No. OF
twenty-five Csc cents per share was levied
on the capital stock of the company, payable
imme1iately in United Stat gold c TIA, t.
tie Secretary at the Office OF the Company,
room NJ % Nevada Isl lck, No. 300 Mont
gomery street San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessor mt shall
remain III paid on Tuesday, the thirteenth
a3th) day Of March, 1877, will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. will be sold
on Tues lay the third (3tdl day of April 1871,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Sec.
Office, Room No. %, Nevada Block, No 800
Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Cali
ornia. td-i-S