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MONTH C0Na0LIDArED vs0IN.
~ "a MINING COMPANY. : Lcossion o.

NORTH CONhOLlDATED v101N.
IN IA MINING COMPANY. - Lccstion o.
principal place Of business. san Pn. cisco.
Califtrnia.
Location Of wo h. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada
kotics 70 herssy given. that q . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on t)s lsth day Of
apfii. 1877, an assssmsnt lNo. u VI Twenty
Five Cent? per shars wss levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imms.
distely, IN United States gnld coln. 10 the Bec
retsry, o. The once VI the Compsny. hoom %
No. tio California street, han Pranelsco. Call.
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the 23d day OF May,
is1I, will be delinquent, and sdvertissd fos
sals q publie auction, and unlsss payment
y made befJre. will be sold on UEsDAi,
the 18Th day VI June. iS71. 10 pay the dslin.
quent ASSESSMENT, together with costs Of ID.
vGtising md expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of D,rectora.
jus. hA0uIRR, seerstssy.
0nee-koom d. no. 4io California street,
San tnneisco California. apis ID
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DELISqUlSf SALES.

And In secofdanos with Law. ard % order d
The Board OF Dirsctos. made on the itth day Of
February. 1877. % many shares Of sseh parcsi
Of sueh stock - may BE- nscessary viii b. soid
q puelic suction. st the suction Rooms Of John
hiddiston Son. No. $40 Msntsooesy strsst.
San Praneisco. osilfornia. on sAruRDAY. The
tth day Of April. IN. st the hour Of u O'Clock
=. OF s.id day, 70 pay said dslinousat ssssss-
msns thefeon. togsthss with costs Of advsr.
ti,tng and expensss of the Nals.
LUCIHA HERMANN. eecrstssy.
Omcs No. .720 Bsnsoms STREET, Ban Ffsp.
cisco. csiifornia. "a nkastd
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CHSSsyyEs s,s,sa sSIST e GSE9 s.kp AND ,,. sI!. !

A NkOWM FOINE NOtsU AND NJ -
~ vRR MlSlNu COhPANY.x-Lecatiou OF
prineiyel plses Of buslness. Ran franeisco.
california.
Nevada.
Notice "a hereby given. that at meeiins Of
the Hoard Of Directors. held On the sist day
of Mani, lsT1. en- asessment tNo. so) of
oue dollar tei COL per phar waa levied upon
the capital stock Of tie corporation, pay able
lmmcdisiely. IN United States gold coin. 20 the
Be, ,rrtary. lt the ofhce OF the Company. hootp
~. HAyvari's Building, No. tis California
street, ssn rrancisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessmebt chan
remsln unpaid on the sh day Of Nay.
iBT1, viii BE- delinquent. and advertised for
sale st poblic auction and uii;rs. payment 10
made bcfore will bs sold on FRIDAY. ID.
ash day OF Nay, 1877, 10 ray the delinquent
assessment. together with eosts Of adw itlsinr
and exiensss OF sale.
By order OF the BoGrd Of pireetors.
JAMES kEWLANDS, BcervtSry.
Ofice-Rooin No. ~ Haywsrd's buiid.ne. No.
40 California street. San Francisco. Csllfornia
aU1ld
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pICrou nlxlxs coMrAsY-L.o- =.

i cation Of principal place Of business, Ban
tocstIoa Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notics.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
owing -describsd stock, on account OF assess-
msnti lNo. ~ levied on the 7th day Of March
1871, the several amounts set opp0sits IN
nAmes of tho respective rharsholdep' -
follows: ,. A..
Names. NO. Certif. ons' An -
orocksr = ourns.i, Tra:,s.s.i7iI. 400. 500 %
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BILISQUYsf SALES.


u sseA stosk - may b nseessssy vill b sold
= public auetioa, q the saissr ,om Of kasrics
Dors . Co.. No. tiu Pine ytrest. San Fran.
slsso, California, on THURSDAY, the ioth day
q nay Nh. at ths h,af of O'Clock ?. =.
e ~ ~. % pay ssid delinquent sasesan0t
thessoa. tolsthss vith eosts Of sdvsrtians md
onos-eoou No. - Academy buiiding. No.
0oIins stsest, eau eanelsco. caiifornis.
!. ~ ..l sp7l ID 10
VBlIoW JACKET slLvER nIN.
fiNa COMPANY. Assessmsut ssis
Iiss.i,oa Of works. Cola niii. Storey county.
HisslpL plses sf business. Main street.
0oh Hin, Nevada.
1sees lrSrs are dslinquspt upon the fol.
iS0tlaAsscribsd stock. on sooount " ssssss
neut No. ~ levied on the ID day Of xaxcs.
~, ths ssvsral amounts Get opposite the
nnnse of tie respective shareholders, - fol-
ne Me.. s.ns No, c.r.f. sA'. Ans.
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rOsrPnNR,lRNr.

TIE sale of the above deiinqusnt stock IL
hersby postpon.d Until TII'IRsDAY. the iosh
dey OF Nay. 1871. o. . O'clock ~. at ths once
OF John Niddietou son. No. SO Montgomery
strest. San Francisco, California.
By order OF the Board 81 Dir etcrS.
LUCiKN HkRkANs, Seerstsry.
Once No. 40 ssnsoms strvst. ssn Prsncisoo,
California. spissd
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i PANY.-Locatioa Of priaeipsl place Of
buslnsss, Ian Francisco, oalifbenia.
Location Of vorks, stseey county. state OF
Nevada.
Notics.-Thsrs are dsllnqssnt upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assosS.
mani mo. ~ levied on the itth day Of Fshrusry.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. - fol.
lowsi
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lssIssnEsfs LEVIED.

- Il e.
MlrCnELL GOLD AND SlLvEB
NJ klNtN0 C0hPAnY -Lncaiiou of prfn.
!psi plses Of business, Ban frsnri'eo, os'i-
Location Of works. Gold uiii. storey county.
kotos y hsssey Evsn thst st meeting Of
ths D .ssd q Dlrssssrs, hsid 90 ths tsn.h liothl
dAy of kGeh. is11. N aassssmspt No. o.
my Ceno teoc.I pR shars was levtsd upoa ths
o9pltal stock u ths ooeporstion. payshle iinms.
distsly. N unitst etatss gold cola, " the Sec.
rstAsy. q Tie ofhos Of The Compapy, Roou .
Firemaus Hund Dsilding. No. toi California
strsee, Ssn frsneisco, California.
Any stock upon which thls sssessment shall
remain unpaid on THUasDAY. tho t7th day OF
April, 1871. vlll Be- dsllnouent. and Advertised
for sa!s q publie auetion. and unlcss payment
Y made betoss will be sold on wEDhkdDAr.
The acoud tSdI day Of MAJ, 1871, 70 pay the
delinquent sssessment. together with costs of
sdysrtisinG and sxpsnses Of aais.
By ofdes Of the Board Of Directors.
A. @. HAMMOND. Becrstary.
4 omcs-Roon Z Firsman's FUND Boilding. No.
t0l Oalifofnfs Sefpst, San rrancfsco, galifvrnlA.
nhiftA
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IULiA COAsoLIDArED MINING
d cO OspANY.-Locsiion Of principal place
VI bas.ness. bsn rranctsoo. callfornia.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,

UI.lA CONSOLIDATED MINING
d 90 OspANY.-Locstion of pripeipai place
u bss.ssss. ssu Inneisoo. csllisrnis.
Location o. works. Virginia Mining District.
Nofiee u .S,isby siven, that ct meeting Of
the Bosnl OF Dircetorv. held on the bth day OF
April. 1871, an ssscssmsnt mo. 81 Of One
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable INN ediaiely.
Il. % once o. % he cS%psSg sS iiS cnis al .i:.
Room No. .. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which tkis ass~ssment shall
remain UNPAID on the 10Th day Of Nay.
sa:s st pablie auction. and unless payment 10
made bsiorv win be sold on WEDNESDAY. The
sUth day OF Nay, ts7T. 70 pay the dellpquent
assessment. uTsther with costs Of advertising
and expsp' 20 OF sale.
BY order Of tho Board q HSssi Hi,sstos.; s.,,,,.
one -iie California street, Room D. San
Franoiseo. California apftd
pULLION MINING COMPANY
- ioeaiion Of principal plsns OF business.
Location Of works. Gold nIll. Storey county.
Noiics 10 hsrsby given. ths, at meeting of
the Board OF Directors, held on tho 9Th day OF
APRIL, 1871. an assessment mo. ~ Of
8. a.s ..p. pH I o. ;ss 3. po. ,sd p.,ss sSs
Immediately. In Usiied siaiss rold coin, 70 The
Secretary. A. the once Of the Company. Rooms
! end Hsyward's Building. <is California
street. Ban rraneiseo, caiifornis.
remain unpsid on the Tenth day Of May.
isJ1, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sAie q public suetion. and uniess payment
70 made bsfIrs win BE- sold on 1HURsDAY,
the1 sist day OF Nay. 1877. 10 pay the de-
Advertising and expepses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF tirectors.
JANIS o. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Omes-<ls California street. Rooms ! and 9.
San Francisco. Cshfornis. apo ID
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DELINQUENT SALES.
z VxIsKEsPockE. .IyISe

n coNPANY.-Locstion o. Principal place
oi business, San Franeiseo. California.
Location ef works. American fiat Mining
District. storey county. Nevada.
Noties.-rhers are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on seeount OF asssss-
msnt (So ID lsvted on the 10th day Of March,
1871, the several amoants est opposits the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
Nance. No. Certif. shs. Amt.
slsss = Tr&es, .;sss ,ss, ';S. ;,o ~ = =,
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Asd in accordance viii Law. asd q osess .!
March. lsfT. 20 many shAfss % saeh parcel
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MINT 0oLD AND sILvER MN

ones- Room ii Hsyssrd's BuiIdinT. ban
fnrcisco. California. mhrotd
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this character II Is believed that careful inspection
OF the Will disclose fact that many routes
are unnecessary. and that suca inspection wil result
IN u considerable saving 10 the government
PRESENTING FALSE CLAIMS.
To-day, In the Criminal Court, the case OF +. A.
Sawyer, Frank ". BROOKS, ". j. Haincs, u. r. goddy
aud William II. Barsow, charged with conspiracy 10
de'raud the government by defendants Brooks aud
Kcddy presenting fraudulent claims to the amount OF
500, 600 ana the others Sawyer. sslstant Secre-
tary Of the Treasury haines, Commissioner OF Gus
toms. aud Barstow. clerk-passing the same, was
called up, Sir. Cook appearing counsel for Messrs.
Sawyer and Barstow, and General Critenden Ter pr.
Haincs. A motion made that day be set tor ito
trial. and the Court set Wednesday week, 10th inst
OPTICAL POSTAL FRANKING.
All the various questions that have lately
corning the OF Official postage stamps or ranked
envelopes for government business wero to-day re-
icrrcd by the Post ONCE Department to tho Attorney
General
DECORATION DAY PREPARATIONS AT ARLINGTON.
The arrangements for Memorial, or Decoration bay,
ut Arlington, have been completed. Brgader Gen.
cra Nathan Gon. Jr., OF West Virginia. has been Sc
lecied the orator. Will Carleton, the Michigan poet,
Clay McCaulcy, lately called TO the FIRST Unitarian
Church OF this city, viii be chaplain OF the day Tho
committee will arrange for tho Soldiers
Homo Cemetery, where 900 fallen soldiers are
buried
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LAWYER HOWE'S BANKRUPTCY.

William !. Howe. the lawyer, was adjudicatcd n
voluntary bankrupt in October 1875, since which time
tho proceedings nave been stopped by injunctions.
Last month OF his creditors Joseph c. Redmond
applied 10 Judge Dlatchord Tor setting aside
and annulling the adjudication and vacating tho
junction orders issued at tho instance OF the bankrupt
restraining tho creditors from proceeding against him
and from examining him judgment debtor in sup
Elementary proceedings until the question OF his dis.
charge had been determined. In his affidavit Mr. Red
mond alleges that he believes and so expressly
charges that the petition flied aud the injunct
Ing the creditors that Sir Howe perverted the true
intent u The bankruptcy act, IN that he cd his petit
ton solely Tor the purposeo avoiding compulsory pay
Of his debts; that the estate Is sufficient pay
large portion Of ha deDts that he Is the Court
rs IN Instrument and means TO enable him 10 avoid
paying hts creditors and delaying them In their Efforts
TO enforce and collect their out OF his estate
Judge Blatchord issued provisonury order that,
less the bankrupt proceeded TO call FIRST meeting OF
his creditors within twenty days ana prosecute the
matter with due diligence, tho Injunction orders here
io'oTc made would be dissolved and vacated TO Red
mond. Accordingly. Register ketchum has issued
tcc To the creditors Tor meeting, To be held at his
office on May "a 10 prove debts aud elect assignee
IN bankruptcy. The total debts amount to ABOUT
$40 O0O the principal creditors being tie following
Waiter W. Price, S7,5O0; Mataben Hummer, 81, 900;
Hannah HummeI $1,000; Joseph Hart, 81, Uo0; l.
-stoinhaft $1,000; James l. Gednsy, u, 100.
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THE WATER SUPPLY.
NECESSITY ION ECONOMY IN USE.

NECESSITY For ECONOMY IN USE
During tho drought Of last summer and autumn the
water In the Park reservoirs was drawn down twenty
Ave feet below It's normal depth. Since the Sth Of
January last the aqueduct has carried and carry
ing to its full capacity, that the reservoirs
have been replenshed within inches OF high
tho time the consumption OF water is At It's
highest The fountains and drinking hydrants that
were closed during winter again running, the
being sprinklcd and water used In divers
other ways incident tho season. 1t IL necessary,
therefore, to be careful avoid the
time when the supply reduced by drought, since
in the that water ID wasted It's pressure
IS decreased and the higher points are deprived Of
their supply.
II was expected contem plated that the
regular Croon water system would supply tho higher
points on the island, aud for many years after It's in
PRODUCTION these nigh points remained unoccupied
necessary to erect the high service works At High
Bridge winch now taxed To their iuli Capacity
Tho department has determined 10 build additional
high works in the shape OF stand pipe
street, and the legislation 10 confer tho necessary
thority has boon applied Tor These works. when
completed, Will enable the department 10
supply the elevated points on the island.
the water by its pressure, whether from
the regular or the high service must supply
by pun ping other means. II probable that somo
points that had supply before the late drought
remembered that the pressure mt high levels
stanly decreased by the increase OF consumption and
the extension oil the system. 1t Is expected that
large source OF stopped by the
by the Comm Issioncr OF Public Works, and that the
pressure OF water viii be corrcspondingiy Increased
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BASEBALL.

The Polytechnic Institute nino Of Brooklyn defeated
the Stevens Institute nine, OF Hoboken, yesterday
tho latters ground, by the following tos.
About Thousand spectators witnessed game at
Prospect Park, yesterday afternoon, between tina
Osceolas and strong picked nine, composed mostly OF
members OF the Nameless club. The Osceoias played
q strong fielding game, ana that alone achieved tho
victory for them, they being outbated by their oppo
nonts The catching and centre field play tho part
OF the picked nine was very poor. while the reverse
was tho case with the Osccoas. Westervelt OF the
picked nino pitched with good effect but his support
was wrctched. There were only three base hits made
pitching, although eight runs scored,
OF which, however, wcro through fielding errors Tho
score sto0d-Oceolas. s; picked nine. T.
LONDON Ont May 6, 1877.
A game Of baseball played here to-day between
the Hartford Club, OF Brooklyn, and the Tecumseh
Club. The result ADMINISTRATORS, o; Te-
cumsohs, =.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 6, 1871
The following is the OF todoy's game between
the Princetons and Athietics:-
ftn,ss,ss ...... 9 I 9 IL
Runs carned-Athletic, 2; Princeton, !.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 6, 1877.
A game OF baseball was played here to-day between
the Chicago and tho Syracuse Star clubs The result
was as iolows:-Chicagos. 0; Syracuse Stars, o.
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DEDICATION OF A NEW CHURCH

This morning the new Catholic Church OF ST. Agnes,
erected by the congregation Of Rev. Harry Cummings
Mcdowell, in East Foriy-thrd street, between Lex-
lngton ana Third avenues. Will be solcmnly dedicated
to tho service OF God by Cardinal McCioskey. The
ceremony viii be imposing, and tho interest OF tho
will be heightened by tho fact that Right
Rev. Dr. spaiding, Bishop OF PEORIA Ill, who
raised 10 the cpiscopacy on tuesday last viii preach
The sermon. Pontlncal high mass VIII DO sung by
Right Rev. Dr. o'Hara, Bishop OF Scranton, PA. The
building, OF which iuil description gwen the
HERALD OF SUNDAY last Will seat about two thousand
persons, ana us capacity wiii ooubt. be tested
the uttermost to-day Professor Viianovu, organist
OF the church, has nude preparations Tor rendering
the music worthy OF The occasion. He will exhIuI
the qualities oi tue new organ. which Ia SAID be
mutchleSs some respects Among the soluists will
DO Miss Lolita sipson, whose pure soprano voice has
pleased The congregation Tor two years past ANA Mrs
Lila Bryan Robinson
In the evening an organ recital will be gwen. In
which many famous masters VI the instrument will
participate.
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Mr.. J. d. Townsend said yesterday that thero were
developments IN the Tweed case, ana as far -
hc knew progress had been made Ia arriving ~ .
definite conclusion as to what would DO done with tho
statement that the possession Of the Astor-
ncy General Thcrc was nothing IN tho way now, he
said. 10 prevent nm I'm inca atc decision aud there was
nothing 10 DO gaiucd he believed, by dciay. Al Lud
low stree. jail tho day had been very quiet tor
Mr. tweed. Ito had not received any visitors, aud no
had used IN us usual way, reading and writinx He
~ quietly waiting the issue Of events, which ho seems
certain Will Ultimate IN his release.
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Proclamation Issued by the
President.
CALLED FOR OCTOBER Is
Necessity Of Completing The Depart
mental Appropriations.
PREVIOUS SPECIAL SESSIONS.

WASHINGTON, May s, 1877.
The objections to postponing the extra session have
al been waived, and the following was issued this
afternoon:-
By THE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES
AMERIcA-A PROcLANATIOy:-
Whereas the final adjournment OF tho Forty fourth
Congress, without making tho usual appro pratons for
the support Of the army for the fiscal year ending June
3d. ls7S presents extraordinary occasion requiring
the President to exercise the power vested him by
the constitution to the houses OF Congress in
anticipation Of the day liked by law for next
meeting;
Now, therefore, /, Rutherford b. Hayes, President
OF the United States do by virtue Of the power to this
end In me vested by the constitution, convene both
houses Of Congress to assemble at their respective
chambers at twelve O'Clock noon, on Monday tho 18th
day OF October next then and there consider and
determine such measures in their wisdom, their
duty and the welfare of tho people may to
demand.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
:aused the seal OF the United States 10 be affixed
Done at tho city Of Washington this 9th day May,
In tho year OF our Lord 1877, and The Independence
Of the United States of America the 101st.
BY the Prcsident-WIILIAM NJ. EvARrs, Secretary Of
State X. b. HAYES.
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In this match Lieutenant Gees record being the
best among the three best scores according TO tho
rules, in for the highest hOnors. There were
eighty. nino entries. OF this number fty.threc made
25 points more, and thus tho right to stand
this record marksmen in tho National Guard prac-
ticcS.
Tue New York and Long Island teams out for
practice, but account oil the absence Of General
Dakn aud Major Fulton II was not possible 70 com.
pare with any degree Of accuracy, the performances
OF both teams. The much talked OF match between
New York and Long Island comes OF the 18th INST
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Early one morning last week John u. Petit. kccpss
OF the Newiown village coils, was surprised to Abd -
the doors unlocked and one OF the prisoners airing
himself outside. An investigation showed
body had removed and carried OF all the LOCKS and
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CREEDMOOR.
THE sHARP's PRIZE MArcH-THE MARKsMAN's
BADGE COMPETITION

THE sHARP's PRIZE MArcH-THE MARKsMAN's
BADGE COMPETITION.
Two events on yesterday tho ranges OF the
National Rife Association, Crcedmoor. These were
The sharp's gold prize OF $3.50, and tho eighth CON-
petition Tor the MarKsman's Badge. The weather
during the day excellent; the wind. which blew
gently up the range at slight angie 10 the
line OF fire being steady, and tending to lift
tho proectiles somewhat their flight gave slightly
larger angles Of elevation tho respective distances
than were found TO BIO necessary Tor nearly corre-
spending date last year. The long range match CON-
menced at eleven O'Clock and ended shortly after two;
the short and mid range match began at three O'Clock
and occupied two hours and quarter to finish.
THE sHARp's MATCH
The conditions Of this match nearly tho usual
for small bore competitions that n-Open 10 all
corners, fifteen rounds, without sighting Shots as each
Of The 800, oOo and 900 yards ranges No 'coachng
or sporting" allowed The winner must lead all
petors nj eacn OF tho three distances, at compe
ton. one-quartcr Of tho entrance money 70
DO awarded 10 the competitor making the
highest aggregate score, unless he WINS
tho prize, In which case tho next highest score takes
IT, There were fourteen cntrlesten being the lowest
number that under the conditions would DO allowed 10
shoot the contest. AS will be from the scores
some very good practice was recorded. The shooting
oil Mr. Biydcnbrrgh, VINO carried oil the honors. was
even anu UNIFORM throughout. lie exhibits u record
with not an outer III II; wnilc Mossrs. Jewell
aId Al en- have each but two such mediocre marks
Mr.. Fisher madc the remarkably good Of twelve
Two misses and outer al tho 900 yards butts spoiled
the splendid work which he did tho distance
Aessrs Katnbone aud Hyde retred the latter before
completing his first score ana the former alter finish
ing second. Mr. a. d. H0dxesLn also tell out OF
the ranks after making 100 points on his first two
ranges, and Mr. Lilchhed camo IN with 80 points