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strengthening tho foundation, and there Is no power
propr'ated for that purpose. Consequently further
action by Congress will bs necessary
MEETING or THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The Senate judiciary Committee met to-day for the
first time this session. The proceedings secret
but II IS known that tho Pacific Railroad sinking fund
question, as presented by Mr. Thurman's bill, was
under consideration. Jay Could behalf OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company appeared before the
committee and submitted some statements on tho
subject IN support OF the recommendations Of the
Board Of Government Directors of that road.
The nomination OF General Harlan TO be Justice Of
the Supreme Court not taken up, nor were any
other executive appointments considered by the COM
mlttee to-day
IMPORTANT STATISTICS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho Department OF State has received the official
agricultural returns Of the United Kingdom for 1877
from which 1t appears that the total quantity OF land
returned Tor that year under all kinds OF crops
allow and grass, was, TOR Great Britain, 81 900
acres, and for Ireland, l5427o 900 acres or Of
472o3.0oo acres-an increase OF 100000 acres over
1876 Tho conversion OF arabic land into pasture -
noted rs rapidly progressing owing tho scarcity Of
labor and the high prco Of meat Afew tho collectors
noted that this conversion check during
year, owing to tho large imports OF American meat
An increase OF six per cent the average Of wheat
and decrease Of four per cont In tho average Of
barley is noted for Great Britain Oats, as In
1875 The oa, crop in Ireland occupies l.472, 100
acres, or nearly scventy-ninc per OF the total
cereal crop OF the country The potato crop shows
slight increase In Great Britain and decrease In
Ireland Turnps In Great Britain r. 900 less
than for any Of tho last ten years. further decrease
the acreage under flax noted tho crop lrela nd
being only ore-ha the average OF that OF 1861 Hops
nava increased In Great Britain the present average
being 7l.000; and an Increase Of 5000 acres IN
orchards Is noted.
Tho following is the number Of under the sew
cral crops In tho United Kingdom:-
Wheat. 1921 085 Barley. ..... 2,652 300
Oats. 23S 957 Potatoes. ....... 1892 7s4
Turnps........ 4l9298 Clover. ........ 4,96l 69t
Number OF live stock in tho United Kingdom -
CATTLE. 1906, OPS Sheep .. 81, ,262, $40
Pigs........ J, 734, 42l Horses L. S0I, l2S
decrease Of two and halt per cent in cattle Ia
Great Britain OF three per ireland noted
United Kingdom.
DECISION AGAINST THE CONTINENTAL NOTE
COMPANY.
The Attorney General has rendered an opinion sus-
tanning the decision OF Judge Freeman. the law
officer OF the Post Office Department, In the matter
OF New York. refusing their application TO be paid
for the stock OF postage stamps manufactured by
them and on hand ut tho commencement OF the
present contract term at the rates they entitled
to receive under their old contract.
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ot New York city.
IssuaAxcs DEPARTMENT.
The superintendent having personally through tho
OF the apartment seavchiug
.n,D the .iia'rs o. TIE NEw YORK LIFE IN
lin ansaanned pleasure being able TO announce and
pubc the gratifying fact thai the result Of lh,s
department the sosency OF this olher
companies nnassas 'as @ ,s,. s.n - DO readily
This company was organised In ls45 ana invcsigs
properly constituted public authority prior The date
when tie department was formed much time has
sary been expended TO bring the matter to conclusion
The services OF one gensencn Of character stand
and the property situated In forty counties !"
this state and Ia the state 81 New Jersey covered by 29
asan,a ysus s. hs sum q 7s ny % wIe ~
vices been ito gently efficiently performed The
abstracts OF title TO each and evry piece OF these large
ported On TO Ali oths.
inyestment amounting TO ia5 o. have csss
eLer Ly check otherwise. Tor such Investments 4.
s years s0uh q
pany. tue cost Of which the books amounts 10
and sgc worth sSis ID more than eos.
The snps r'n,endsnt personally examined those
security and preserving .he record Of the
pArment. Ia every instance whcre securities hal do
prccated In vaao depreciation had been promptly
TO profit and loss account and a items aoubt
assets and omitted from It's reports Conpcte seriam
lists q policies premium loans and uncolccled and
iercd premiums nave been mndo and hlc the
department.
LIABILITIES.
Every item ofabiliiy real and actual contingent as
70 by the officers Ia the last annual report
copy OF which Ia herein embr raced has
closely scrutnised and the said
found 70 90 true to the letter. and no other liabilities
found to exist.
nisckLLANKous.
Tho different departments medical, actuarial and
have been reviewed with the satisfactory
suits gentlemen entirely competent assduous having
found charge each branch whose condnct
performance Of their duties much l. due
agents collecting funds of thS company different
points are held 70 rigid accountability rcnttances being
required Al the larger ponts tr weekly, while At the
aliest points setlefnents not allowed TO be delay ed
longer than week Bond, required where the
handled aro sufficient ~ justify the same.
Tho system OF bookkeeping adopted by the company,
after many years u experience seems TO be perfect the
checks by division another, icing complete that
wrong be done policy holders by iafs entries of
any kind short OF widespread couson among many
pivyes all oil whom found bc exceedingly
aud acting under instructions from the principal ocers al
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CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct %, 1877
The will the late Edward Jost has registered
In the Probate Coairt He bequeaths to the Meth
odist missions Nova Scotia, $1,000; aid OF young
men preparing for the ministry IN the Methodist
Church. Ss 600; in support of the Methodist Ciy Mis-
sionary Society, 1000; for widows and orphans OF
Methodist ministers, 81 oo0; for the Industrial school,
81 900; for Home OF the Aged. S400 The Barrack
poses. Tho remainder OF his estnte with the cxccp
tion OF small legrcies, he leaves Tor his widow
md san
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standing will be arrived at between Spain ana the
United States on the question OF customs tariffs
EXPECTANT FRANCE.
TIE MAlsHAL AND HIS cABINsr UNDECIDED AS
TO THE FurURE-THE SENATE NOT LIKELY
TO VOTE SECOND pIssoLuTIoN-GAMBETrA
AND THE oRLEANIsTs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.l

AND THE oRLEANIsTs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALp.1
LONDON, Oct 2S, 1877.
Paris correspondent telegraphs that he believes
President MacNahon fallen under the influence Of
those who are determined resist tho will OF the
resistance ought TO be carried. The Duke do Broge,
President OF the Council Minister Of Justice: the
Duke Decazes, Minister of Foreign Affairs; General
Berthaut Minister OF War, and vscount do Meaux.
Minister OF Agriculture, might 60 as far as sscond
dissolution OF the Chamber Of Deputies but If the
Senate refused this they would resign.
LOOKING 4 COMPROMISE.
There are others who dream OF establishing a die
tatorship the ruins Of tho constitution The COR
respondent does not believe President Mach ahon will
follow them that far well informed conservatives
think majority OF the Cabinet would bs pleased
to have the Senate refuse second dissolution, and
thereby afford them tho opportunity 10 bow to the
will OF the Senate instead OF the Chamber Of Deputies
THE SENATE PROBABLY nEslrArIsa.
The correspondent adds:-"If such is really the
idea OF the government think the Senate Will be dis
posed to facilitate their rotroan 1t is considered
probable in we'll informed circles that majority
could not now be secured in the Senate to vote
second dissolution. That body is composed almost
exclusively OF old men, who will naturally hesitate to
bring another crisis which might end in civil war,
and will probably endeavor to middle course
THE NEW LIBERAL ALLIANCES.
II will be remembered that NJ. Gambetta, IN his re-
speech Chateau Chinon, Department OF Nievre
bitterly attacked the Empire aud the Bonapartists, but
spoke a very concia,ory OF the other part,es
and predicted eventual alliance between them and
the republicans whom present passions had timo to
cool The reports cabled to the HERALD Friday,
to the negotiations with the Oreansts borne out
by tho altered tone of the Oreanst organs. and tho
increasing bitterness OF the Bonaparsts toward thar
quondam allies Of the Right Centre.
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SENATOR MOTIONS CONDITION.

WASHINGTON, Oct p, 1877.
Senator Mitchell is this morning in receipt of teie
gram IRON Governor Burbank, IN Which, under date
OF Indianapolis, last night he says -''Senaior Nor
toms condition Is not favorable when teie-
graphed you last His digestive organs not
wish.v The previous teleram above referred WAS
received by Senator Mitchell about four das 8 ago.
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EDWIN ADAMS CONDITION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27, 1871
Edwin Adams lies completely prostrated tonight,
aud his death IS looked Tor hourly He has had
severe coughing spells for the past nights Two
OF his most intimate friends, Henry Floyd. OF New
York. and II. Wright Sanford, have called upon him,
and the lsttcr his only words were, Give my lovo
IN fri nds
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Oct 27, 1871
RAILWAY POSTAL EMPLOYEES HEREAFTER TO
WEAR LLUE UNIFORMS
on tho recommendation OF Mr.. Vail, Superinten-
dcut Of the Railway Mail Service, the Posmaster
General afternoon issued order requiring
and cvery ompioye OF that service Qncludng local
agents and messengers we'll as route agents aud
postal cIcrks) 10 provide himself during the next
sixty days w,th uniform, TO be worn whenever
duty. rhe uniform Will be OF PLAIN blue material and
IS expected less than s2s per Tho
purpose OF the order guard encctuay against
robbercs OF mails, and especially to prevent tho
handling OF mail bags between too wagons and the
Offices or cars By persons who boldly tnkc advantage
OF the presumption that they have right TO be
rying tho mail pouches that may DO seen IN thcir
hands.
Tho following Is a copy Of the ordcr:-
Posr OfPIcE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. Oct 81 1877
Ipasmuch as the pubic interests seem TO require
that ali employe Of this depurtmcn no. In the per-
formance OF hcir Official duties, are obliged 10 handle
the public should bc known by some outward
des,s nation, IL Is therefore
Ordered that each railway post Office clerk route
agent, mail route messenger and local agent DO and
he In hereby required to provide himself a uniform
within sixty days IRON this day, tho sane 10 bc
at all times duty and 10 be mado according TO
tho nccotnpapyipr specifications
ID. al. KEY, Postmaster General
Copies OF the foregoing will be mailed to all heads OF
iivsions IN tho Tho employees affected by 1t
um Der nearly three thousand.
yhE WASHINGTON MONUMENT DIFFICULTY.
Tl,c meeting OF the Joint Commission on tho Wash.
nqt, n Monumcn; held to-day al tho residence Of
w. w. Corcoran, 10 decide whothcr the work on tho
monun vent shall bc continued or not The Presi.
dent. ,uving 10 tho press Of business, was not
abio to attend, but agreed to concur In
whatever action they should decide upon Tho result
OF tho mec yiug decision that tho whole subject
would have 10 bo referred back TO Congress. tho
wording OF DO appropriatug the funds leaves
discretion In the matter II is not considered advis-
able TO cont uuotthe work ON the monument. witnou
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

IMPORTANT CHANGES pRoposrD--THE SOUTH
PACIFIC AND AsIArlc sQUADRoNs-THE
ALASKA TO BE MADE FLAGSHIP.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WAsnISoroN, Oct 27, 1871
Rear Admiral George Henry Prcbie, now command
ing the South Pacific squadron will be detached In
December January and will DO retired in Feb
ruary. If his health permits Roar admiral John c.
Howell, now chief OF the Bureau OF Yards and Docks
tho Navy Department, VIII be ordered 10 the South
Pacific to relieve Admiral preblo but II ho is unable
90 TO sca 1t is understood that Commodore Robert IL
Wyman VIII bo ordered there Commodore Wyman,
who has Tor several years been ut tho head Of tho
Hydrographic Office, viii become rear admiral In
February, at which time Admiral Preblo Will DO re-
tired, as Cominodorcs Ammon and Nichols VIII bo
promoted in December and January. The United
States ricate Richmond which is being lifted out at
Boston, will be placed IN commission carly in January
next and will 20 Japan for service flagship Of the
Asiac neet relieving the MonOngahca, which sailed
in August last Tor that station.
Tho United States steamer Wachusett, now under
repair ul Boston, will be ready tor February
March next, when she VIII be placed In commission
and scut 10 tho Brazil station.
The lreute Alaska, second rate. wi hch Is now being
lifted out mt The Brooklyn Navy Yard, has been se-
lecied 70 TO the South Pacific station flagship OF
that squadron. and VIII be conmiss oncd Ia Decem-
Der or early IN January. IL Is uot yet definitely
known who VIII be in command OF the vessel
but tho choice lies between Captains Oscar e. ger
and A. T. X BcDhan, much depending upon whether
Admiral Howell or Commodore Wynan IL ordered 10
command the station. Captain George Brown, WHO
commanded the famous rcbel St0newalI Oh her
cruise to Yokohama, when that vessel wus SOLD the
japanese government, was offered the command, but
declined II. The Alaska ~ being piaced complete
and thorough repair, ana viii be nttcd throu
with the system OF electric signal bells. During
her last cruise IN the Mediterranean when commanded
by CAPTAIN scmmer, the Alaska was much Of the time
flagship Of tho European neet.
The Navy Department is advised that tho Trenton
the sgship OF Admiral Loroy, was 1t Marsciies Octo-
bcr To-
The vandaa has been ordered TO Nice from
Smyrna.
Tho United States steamer speedwoll, which arrived
at Portsmouth, N. H., on tue 2ilh inst, will be Land
up
ORDERS
Lieutenant Isaac J. Yates ordered to tho Lacka-
wanna, North Pacific station Lieutenant b. :. Rich
urs detached from the Lackawanna and ordered 10
proceed home.
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SENATOR BLAINE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 81 1871
Senator Blaine is better to-day although still con.
fined 10 his bed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyour hours, In CON-
par,son with tho corresponding dato OF last year as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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TIE swATARA At FORTRESS MONROE
FoErRgss MONROE, Va, Oct 81, 1871
The steamer Swatara, from Now York, has arrived
NJ this port.
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IsEI'oRr

SUPERINTENDENT OF TuE INSURANCE DEPART
MENr
Of the state Of Saw York
EXAMINATION OF rHE NEw YORK LIFE INsu RANCE
COMPANY
oil New York city.
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THE tai. ApoosA AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT II. L., Oct q, 1877.
The United states steamer Ialnpoosa, from New
YORK, arrived here to-day on tho way To Boston.
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company we're prompt in furnishing full information

the company prompt furnishing full information
10 every detail
Judged by tho hardest that could applied undcr
the law and with every doubtful item eliminated from
their the surplus shown ~ the detailed
staement OF this company. which follows amounts TO
g. 952. .s7s 10
This exhibit clearly establishes fact that where
life Insurance company honestly. ably and prudenty
managed, there l. occasion to force showing Of sol
vency Including In its prospective value OF real
estate and excuses OF premium payments 20 be .sceied
For tho above given the Supernenden has no
In stating that this corporation entitled
to public confidence and its officers his wsrmest
mendAtion.
ASSETS.
Real s247sos1 so
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HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING

II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane are tho sole manufacturers OF genuine A.
eesses Paints, hoonns steam Pipe aud Boiler Covsrink
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BAkRYis PAIN RELIEF
purely vegetable. Tor internally externally Cures
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Avcrngo temperature yusIcruHy fo1s
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AK
1915 1877
Weekly avcrorc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53 81 5U2-7
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GRAErENBFPc
Pills s-TnE

GkAEFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills = TIE
mdest aud most effective for tho coplete of
~ esahepe hiiousnes- and Liver Complaints
Ihese is VIII quickly Colds and Fevers BY stnuat
"S - ~ - -
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A.-BRONCHINE FOR COUGHS, COLDS &C.
read:- GRAMkRCY PARK SEw YORK, Oct IL, 1877.
have derived benefit the remedy
BRoScniak aud recommend IL with pleasure
CYnC, FIELD
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done atth

done at the
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OPPIOg.
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| ASrOR HOUSE SHOE SrORE-CALL AND SEE
style and prices OF wIsrER AsD Dnkss smoEs; EsGLlsm
| WALKING sAOss, IS. STEAM = Barc!a ay ~.
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REUTE3S
LIE SYsUP
Is the only medicine made both the
blood and purs ia 1t Is only purge iu OK
istcnce that is perfectly safe and and the same
time perfectly reeable To the taste and smell
discovered by old Nurse BERTRAND and among her
patients Tor nifty years Made entirely OF plants aud
herbs s safe for infant Of old stong
enough ior ful grown Tho docors both aopathic
and homeopathic. highly recommend Il aud admit that
Ia ed A yrc disco
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A.-THE FINEST AND MOST GRACEFUL HATS
for gentemens In New York manu- and
sold by ESPENSCHffD. No. lis Nassau st.
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Ne Paid the Bill.

He was frsm tho country. In the
course Of half hour spent in restau.
rant he had taken one bottle OF beer.
and called for "ths BILL" The inne-
cent waiter brought him the hill OF fare
aud laid II before him with the wine list
up. lie looked at II. and began to NUT
ter Rosdersr. pints, 81 30; curacao.
-; absinthe. -; Maraschino, - ;
Bass ale. Good graeious y said he,
"is this the bill 2" The waiter said II
was. "Darned II pay it," he ex-
claimed. A. he pushed il over to a man
on tho opposite side OF the table.
"Figurs that up. will you. please p he
asked. The stranger added M the va
rious prices. and made 1t something
like $500. "It's q swindls." said he.
"a darnei swindls. I'll never pay IL. ="
The stranger. who had taken in the stu
alton, demonstrated. "You wouldn't
bea, your bill. would you ?" he asked.
"You wouldn't do such dishonorable
thing as that, would you ?" lie paused
a moment. went down for his wallet and
his pistol. and said with great drmnsss.
"Yes. I'll pay 1t. I'll save my honor.
Bot. by heaven, sir. I'll shoot the scoun-
dirsl that made II out" However. NO
blood was shed.
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lssEssxssrs LEVIED.

nAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
- MikiN9 C0MPANY.-Location OF princi.
Pal place OF business. Ban Francisco, csiifor'
Location Of works. Devils Gate District,
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hsreby given that u . meeting Of
the Board oi Dlrretors. held on The ninih day
Of November, 1877. au assessment (No, el OF
Twenty-nse Gents per share wss levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm
medistely, In United states gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. at the companys once. hoom 10.
haywaids Buildlne. no. ti9 California street.
ran rraneisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the itth day Of De-
eember. l5T1. will be delinquent. and advsr'
tiecd for sale d public auction. and unless pey
inent 10 made before, vill be rold on FRIDAY.
the FOURTH day of JANUAkY, 1875, 70 pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
By ordsf Of ths Board Of Directop.
W. Z. DEAN, Becrstsry.
Omce-Room 10 Hay ssrd's Building. No. tis
California street. Ban Pr1nclsco. California.
noi7 I'd
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SHeRlFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OY SALE
- Issued out of the District Cou,t OF the Flint
Judicial District. In and for the county OF storey
Stais Of Nevada. on th- 26th day of Ost.ber
A. ID. 1871. and TO me directed and dtlry cred. Oh
. judgment decree rendered In said Cour
on the 18th day Of septe pber. A. ID. 1871. IN
iavor Of l.. x. Doan. W. II. Kruger aud W b.
Terry. partners doing bushes. under the nrm
name and style Of L. 4. Dosn d Co.. PLAINTIFF.
and In favo' OF Citizens Insurance Company OF
Missouri, o def.ndsnt and intervener. and
ssAinst Q. A. white and Mary shiie. defend.
ants. and the following described p oper,y. for
IN. aggregate sum of f2.6s6 osi00. together
With counsel fees, interest and all costs, - b.
sad orarr Of sale fully set forth. RIFE tncs being
therrunto had more fully appens. all In gold
sale directs the ,al- VI the following described
real estate, TO wit:
firs,-Tne s.steriy q feet OF ali that certain
town lot, with the frame buildings thereon
siluAe. lying and b-ins In the city o. virginia.
county Of storey, stats u Nevada. the said lot
being known and designated on the OH -ial map
of said city a. Lot number two (iI, In Block
one hundred and seven l07l. liahge Is. aud
more particularly dcscrib'd ~ follows; Con.
menclns at point on ihe tast side OF street
nfiy.nve tss) feet more or lees sou'h Of Uniol
street thence running souiherly aloug the east
side Of x street t.eGty.hve las, feet; thence
easitrly one hundred (iOOl feet mJre OF less 10
stree ; thence noriheriy along the vest lins of
street twsnty.nve t23) feet; thence westerly
one hai dred uOoI feet more or iess 10 the place
VI beginning.
second-Ths westerly one half Of said above
describ.d Lot number two t7J, In Bloch one
hundred and sevon li0I). Range X, commencing
st point on the east side of x street my ave
1881 fsst smth Of Union street thence running
southeriy along the east liss OF x street twenty.
i've (25l Ieet more or Ices; thence easieriy df,y.
seven tell feet more or lees thence Iorthsrly
twenty I'VE i25l feet more or ieSs thence west,
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Nca.r.M!, a., s. DAyIcs 4, /. s,Sy aSLD AsD sI.,

AyORru DAYTON GOLD AVID
IN SILVER MINING COhPANY.-loesdoD
Of principal plsce Of buslness, san francisco,
Location Of works, Devils Gate District,
LSou county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st meeting OF
the Board Of Diretorp. held on the 18Th day Of
October. 1871. an assessment (No. ~ oi Ten
(i0) Osnts per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of tho corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 20
the Secretary. at the once Of the Company,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF November,
i5H. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public anctlon. and unicss pay ment
10 made before will he rold on sATCRDAY.
the FfFTkENrH day Of Decsmber. 1871. 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF Advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Direcfon.
n o. OULvkRwKLL, SECRETARY.
Once = aos Bscrsmsato strsst. ssn Y.s.
cisco, oalifornia- sesth
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LrA sILvkR MININo cor,

4 LIZA bILvEn AININ0 CON-
"A PANY.-locsti'n OF principal place VI
business. Nan Praceisco, California.
Location Of works, told iilll Mining District.
storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held ON the 10Th day ol
October, 1871, an assessment (No. o. Of Fifty
Cents 10 cs.) per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of tho corporation. pay able
Immediately. In United stater gold coin. 20 the
SECRETARY. st the once Of the Company, Rooms
. and o. No. sOi Montgomery street. San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsnsin unpsid on Saturday. the 3ith day OF No
vtmb-r. isl7, win be delinquent. and advertised
for sale 81 public auction. and unless payment
10 made beftre will he sold on wEDNEsDAY.
the 18th Gay Of December. 1877. 10 pay the Dc.
linQuent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
by order of the Board Of directors.
wM. n. WATSON, secretary.
Once Rooms and No. 302 Montgomery
street. san Francisco. cslifofnis. ocs,d