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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

The stock market showed considerable strength
tivity at first board notwithstanding the military
news aud quotations in the ascendant Eric was
Az gher than at yesterdays second board New York
Central so, Hudson River 2%, Reading 2, Michigan
Southern 1H Illinois Central a. Cleveland and Pits
burg Rock Island " Fort Wayne an Ohio and Missis-
sppi certificates u Government securities were firm.
Five-twont Is advanced e, skies OF 1851 Il.
At tho oren board O'Clock the market was active
and a fraction h aer There second session o.
the gular board the members having adjourned 10 at
tend the funeral OF their late associate, Jacob Little.
open board quotations continued to improve
Fort Wayne excepted, which was one per cent lower
than first board. The chief activity WIS in Erie
of Which ten thousand eight hundred shares Sold
The OF the stock at he first open board aggre
gated ee,e thousand eight hundred shares ami at tho
Arst regular board nine thousand eight hundred making
a total of thirty two thousand four hundred rlere
further advance the after the board, but at
the close not fully sustained Governments were
firm, with outside demand from investors
Stocks are very scarce the street, and deliveries
made irreguany in most cases. while in
many they not made at OIL Sellers
rely a great deal too much on the courtesy OF
buyers overlook their nondelveries which are vir-
tuagy so many breaches of contract. The perncious
custom OF loarirg stocks exers very bad influence
upon the market, and it is one which should be put
stop TO as much possible by common consent. The
rstom Of brokers lending their customers stocks Is
CLEARLY Illegal and unjustilable, and 1t would be
well IL a few examples could be made OF bro
kers who, under pretence of carrying stocks, loan
them others be used in depressing the market The
involves false pretcnce and violation OF right
and any person who purchased stocks which he
prove To have been subsequently lent by his broker in
this manner can refuse to take Them and his
original purchase money or maign.
The heavy decline which railway shares have under
gone ny the last year will be by comparison Of
the closing prces at this mornings board with those
ruling ON The currnsunnding date IN lsG3 and 1S64:-
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Total. ............. b,534 $lu9,OJ9 III $Z3o, 4v1
Tho National Bank Of this city will pay April TO- dvi-
dsnd Of five per cent, free Of charge.
The New York, Providence and Boston Railroad Com
pany has declared quarterly dividend Of three per
cont, payable on the Sd Of April.
The State OF Massachusetts, pays the interests Its
debt in COIN The city Of Boston will pay interest in coin
the LIST day only Of April and after that tn, equiya
lent Of gold at the market price Of that day Interest Is
also due April on Roxbury city, Mass six pcr cent
bonds, at Treasurers Office or Suffolk Bank.
II is reported that the First Bank Of Atca N r.,
OF the national institutions has failed, with liabi
ties amounting to $3.50 o0o We have seen Official
OF the failure but If IL should prove trie
1t will noteworthy fact the rst failure under the
National Currency law. The bank was among tho first
that werc organized and had capital Of only fifty thou
sand dollars. The failure will cause, excitement
among the blhodcrs 1t Is well known that the gene
raj responsible for It's notes. and holds
least per cent surplus its issues Of government
bonds at par with which 10 redeem the circulation
The Bank of Lansingburg OF the Oldest moncyed
sttuons in this State has declared its hundred
and third semannu dividend of four per cent.
Interest on the following named bonds will be paid to-
morrow (Saturdsy):-
The coupons due April /, the bonds Of the New
Haven Railroad Company will be paid at the Bank Of the
Republic, at the Office Of tn, company in this city
The coupons Of the bonds Of the Atlantic and Great
pr sentaton.
The the bonds Of tho Syracuse, Binghamton
New York Railroad will be paid at the Continental
Bank in this city
1he second mortgage bonds Of the Allechany Valley
Rairoa Company, the Leheh Coal and Navigation
Company will pay the quarterly interest on their per
cent bonds less the State and national taxes.
The co pons falling due tomorrow on the per cent
of the Morris Canal Company will BIO paid to Phia
delphia holders at the olace Of G. W. Clark 4 Co.
The coupons on the bonds of 1876 OF the Camden and
Wa. rsd IL presented. sai NssnW .4tA
The Fennsyvaan- p,ti-ocd COmpany will nav the
coupons of their second mortgage tomorrow
presentation. 80 y
e anH Ete o "n pay me
Tie Reading Railroad Company pay the coupons, due
Tomorrow on their bonds Of 1870 q
The North p. nnsylvania Railroad Company will pay
the coupons due tomorrow their 10 per cent bonds
The Norristown Railroad Company announce the pay
ment Of their semi-annual dividend per cont on de-
mand, free of tax. ~ fv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, March 31-6P r.
Gold has been nrmer to-day than ii was yesieray but
the sbear interest s,hl controls it, and in view the
generally prom sing aspec, OF The military taalion and
the from Grants army and Mobile the market is
b Id IN suspense There is very little disposition on the
part of the 'sshorts to cover as capture Of Ri
mond aud other decisive military operations are cena-
IDENTIFY looked forward to by the majority aud In tho
event of their expectations seng reazeii is probable
that the premium would sink lower, only, however, to
speedily reect IT. the other hand, popular eSprcta
tioa should be at all disappointed, tho tendency
would be decidedly upward, and this would DO
largely assisted by the demand from the bears, who hav-
ing borrowed all the available gold in this aud oher
cities Of bound TO return it. Tie supply on
tn continues limited and the differences between
cash and res aar sale L. still about half per cent The
ho DIV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, MtfCh JI--b 7. b.
Asus.-Receipis, II bbla The market continues In
active, and prices are wholly nominal
DHEADaurs Receipts, 5,i2y bbls. -four, 90 bbs and
400 bags neal $50 bushels corn 49, III do oats
40 do rye, o. COS do barley and 400 do. malt Tie
market for state and Western -four continued very quiet
and further dcclue OF 10c 15c. established
the choice grades while the low and medium qualities
declined materially Beyond the most urgent require
Of the trade there was no inquiry and the sales
confined to 5000 bbs State and Western, 600 do
Southern and 400 do. Canadian at tho annexed quota
TONS the market closing dull and heavy, with buyers
at our outside nsurcs Rye -four dali and scarcely
firm at 80 q 81 2j, at which prices 156 bbls
disposed or Corn meal was dun and price experienced
II ght decline Sales $50 bbis ~ 50 for Jersey and
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two preyous years. ranged as follows
1909 1884
March Mare 49, -, liz iss l le2a
Much Of the decline in railway shares has been owing
to the transfer or c,ptal ~ government securities
Money Is abundant per cent on wide margins,
with exceptional transactions on national securities at
Xxx The disbursement OF compound six per cent notes
by tho Treasury, together with light drafts On the
rational banks contributing TO greater ease, and the
tendency OF the general rate Is towards six per cent
the shrnkago OF values at the same time operates f
mere in ia or OF a redundant currency; and meanwhile
the national banks are rapidly increasing its volume
Commerce al paper regarded with less dstrust
aud there ia very little acti,y in the discount line Tho
best names arc quoted AZ IL per cent.
For igu exchange Is dull but leading drawers have
made no change in their rates. Bankers sterling at
sixty days quoted at 1894 u, and at short sight
1l0,l u.
The amendatoy tax bin goes into operation tomorrow
Itimposes a 4 one-tenth Of one per cent upon all
sles Il gold aud silver coin, and oneiwentieth OF ore
pr cent upon all Of stocks and bonds The act Of
June, 1864, provided 10. t,s r,pe stocks the
new one, and gold taxed q; the same ~ iha
following words:-"Upon all ss"- contracts igr sales
O. stocks "rr' IN. .--.-t. OF ono ruf cenlaa
80 pr yaius thereof sd 81 gold Ara yer bullion rnd
cdn. for.gu ez aase n issorv notes or OF -D-.i.
. one-tr luoh u ule rec c-niam 90 ule amoont "a,
eeb aa. alG u an cou'~ 'lr sc.h 4ho
amendment Is M Close w1ldE THAT ninety
aineh amended by s.r.i . the words gold and
silver bullion coin, aud by striking out 'of all
for such sacs' aud inserting IA lieu thereof tho
words upon any sales contracts for the sale Of gold
aud silver bapn aud tenth Of per cenium
O the amo at Of such eales contracts"
Owing TO the lnelcieucy OF the internal revenue col
L. ton system there Is - doubt hat lnrge
portion Of tho business OF the god room and stock
kit escapes taxation and therefore increased vigilance
isrequistc the part OF the collectors concerned TO
prevent tho cvasons hitherto praclsel The tan gold
sales will fall htly the spccuaiors and therefore
b. without influence In checking speculation The 70.
turns and payments viii have 10 be made monthly.
The quotation for government, securities, state stocfs
and railway and Miscellaneous sharcs at the noon sales
OF the Board OF Broker in this city, zach Friday fer
the last four weeks folows;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

ST. LOUIS, March 30, 1868
The Missouri State Convention yesterday in Committee
Of tho Whole adopted article providing that after the
LIST Of January 1875 person shall be allowed 70 vote
In the State who 10 unable to read except through ply
steal causes Another article adopted provides that
tion 10 bee 1me citizen8 NV
A very heavy rain storm has prevailed hero eInce
Tuesday night, causing rcshes In the small streams,
nundating leds and doing considerable damage 70 rail-
ryede FlI-J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

The wheat market ruled Inactive and further decline
OF DC. &c was submitted 10 buyers arc holding on,
In anticipation OF lower prices small sale was
Effected Of amber Michigan ~ 81 % Rye YVES dull and
prices wholly nominally unchanged Barley aud
malt were Inactive, but prices were without material
change There but little activity In the corn mar
k, aud prices decidedly lower new having sold At
decline Of 3o &C. from yesterdays sales. The only
eaics were 1900 bushels new yellow jersey at 81 20
ply with sales al Soc COR Canada Soc Gle FOE Jcrs
and rcnnsyivania and Soc for westerna decline OF 4c
at
hst report bat prices have declined sses having been
ciicctc1 az figures representing decline Of nc 10.
perl The sales werc go 00o lbs Detroit at Doc:
market closing quiet az the above quotations
CcTroS.-There was less activity In the market, and
prices were DC a &C. lower, with only moderate In.
qliry from the rado sacs OF 500 bales at the follow
TAR eiaffcn via
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.
The following prices prevailed Washington Market

yesterday
n pound; ordinary cuts lsc 2jc porter house steaks
Soc siroln CSC Doc cornod beef l8c n Csc veal
fore quarters 1sc. zoe hind quarter 2sc n 3Oc in
feror quall Of light veal DO bought much lower
rates than tho above. ~
rorLrRy GAxr.-Prime turkeys are selling at 36c
40c pound; chickens soc $50; ducks 40c. Soc /;
geese, 25c. 3oc prairie hens 81 so pair pigeons 50
dozen; Wild dicks, 81 So so pair; Wild geese 81 q
81 so each. =.
MISCELLANEOUS Orange county tier is selling at 40c
42c pound; prime state, 30c 35c. cooking butter
&c. u 25c.; cheese, 25.; eggs, for Csc
FIsH-Eels selling at zoe. csc. a pound; perch
15c Zoe bass, 36c. a Acc cat FISH, l5c shad 75c.
81 IS eah; hnlibut SOC. apound; scolofs 40c apound
HOLSTERS, l0c oysters, 7jc 81 hundred; picked oys-
ters ~ 70 ~ 80 hundred
vFeErAmEs.--swect potatoes arc selling at 81 30 a
peck; Irish potatoes, SOC. Coo peck onions, 81 20
peck; cabbagca, zoe. n 30s EACH celery 3Oc a S6c
bunch: rhubHrI 25c a bunch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
SHIPPING NJ VS..
ALMANAC YoRK-rHIs DAY.
40 NOON SETS morn
"a WATER. morn IL ~
se0rf NJ Nav York u2a6.
s-ort Of New York, March q

CLEARED
Steamship Borussia QIsm), schwensen Southampton and
Steamship Savannah, Comstock Morehead CITY Nc-Ar-
s.%:sPP wffS a$ Ssss cs"'s
Sn uo
Ship W stetson, Sherman, London-Grinnel Minturn
Ship Grahams Policy. Norton, Bordeaux-Tuoper Beat
Ship Juliet Trrndy, Grant, Phiadelphia-w Brown Co.
Bark Marco Polo tBrsmen), Gerdes, Brcmen-darrcls
Hssperus (Br), waycot BucnOs AyresJ Boynton's
Bark Golden Fleece (Br), Rhodes, BarbadosHenry Trow
'i BARI Ariett: Cocord, Matansas-R Buck Co.
Bark Jessie Campbell tBr) Cosman, Weymouth, Ns-Ed-
sehr Mary Harris tBr, Dennis Nassau. NP-F Nonten
schr Lucy Ann tBr, Bordout st Johns. NIB Small,
Express Br scoheld Liverpool Ns-DOllner. Potter
schr Acadia tBr,. Priest Halifax-Irett Son Co:
SSs Good Fox
sssr y Sss Sassn isnSe Be%e
Sem d. amsy G oa1s.s Racket Son.
ARRIVED
stsnmssi9 Qreea fih tra9sporp, rafr Fotree doqroe
4 X va, a y, l eos , y, @ sss. os - v
y sth 40 scs aud woia5ea sod,rs % he
slaasashlp Gstsspsahe. wnlses Portland - Soon.
niece Fna r.sseas 81 se u = ,nAweN
Sc 20 Dsyiiu .s.ea GIBRALTAR Feb rs in Company with
.s., and FOR Pos,on. i7h Inst. heavy blow,
SRI as aEs dssss & having sprung aissi and
schr Triumph Brl Borden. Corvallis Is days. with po
tatoes TO Duryee Hyde.
Schr Silver Spring, Burnhan, Grand Menan NIB with fish
70 Jed Frye K Co.
scnr r CONN, wass Addison, days
Schr Maine Brown, Esstport IA days
Scnr s King, Clendennin Passport, 7 days
Schr Flora, Beals East Mschias.
Schr Willow, Small, Lubcc, days.
Schr Planet, Allen Rockiand.
Schr Leader, rhorndike Rockland.
Schr Brave. Crosby, Plymouth.
Scir Tiger Buck Gloucester.
Schr Ann Parker, Perry Salem.
Schr O l.. Lowell Boston for Fortress Monroe.
Schr Aida, -, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Jayne, Rowland, setauket for Philadelphia
BELOW.
Brig Ellen (Br), from Bermuda
SAILED
Steamer Colorado anchored Quarantnc) ship Eu
cenia; schr Baker
Wind at sunset NE.
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Embellishments.
STEAMSHIP COLORADO Bradbury Of the Pacific Mail Steam
shin line bound 10 Panama and San Francisco
80 h.v,nr On h.ra poss..or Av,.,,, and ante no. an
chorsd .. Quarantine She will proceed to sea on the rs
favorable opportunity
for Havana frem pier No North River The
tons of this ne vessel and her excellent ssagong qualities
are all tina, car be desired.
STEAMSHIP EVENING STAR for New Orleans direct. will sail
to-day AZ PM, from pier 40 North River
sHp BAKER has been hauled on the railway at Cane El
beth for repairs Her bottom found Q be In bad cond
OF CONS fhe old copper VIM probably ali stripped Cd
~, c.r,r. And a, ,.,.
nne esS cnaon nSr Ass -. . $ By
S,,rcr shcnsnash Ian NJ ist 20 on lon Ia "a The nsnh,s
was burned Jan ia u -
scuR CANTERBURY Taylor reported sunk at Lye.on NJ
ipr under The Bsi,Ish flag " wv -"" 'A''
1,r-,,,, .h,r ~ .no,, ion, IAN. ,.. A., n. ,.rs..
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Bs.I-On Thursday, March 90, HAaRnT, wife Of
George Bell, In tho 34,h year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited TO attend tho funeral from her late residence 81
BAxxA On Wednesday morning MarCh 20, OF dlseaSe
Of tho heart EDWIN T. BAKsa, aged 20 years, months
and dayv. eDf
The friends Of tho family are respectfully invited 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

tANnrfs.-Adamantine woro without essential change
sales having been made OF 500 boxes from CSC 10 0
as to quality Sperm and patent were dull II our last
rates.
osrys--Thc market continues quiet, but we have no
important change TO note In prices We quote ordinary
10 fair RIO nj 13c Ia, good fair 20 prime l5c &c.,
and fair 10 GOOD carsoes ~ lac loo all for gold cash
In boLd. Stock March 81 1906 Rio, o. 0sl bass Ger.
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Tie funeral .i take place this Saturday morning, at
nine o'clock, from 90 Iaurcns street
KEnHIoAsmon Thursday March 30, NARY JANE Kra-
The relatives and f ends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Saturday morning at
eleven clock from the residence OF her father No. "
Watts street, without further notice.
KEARSEy On Thursday, March 30, ELEANOR KEARsEy,
The friends are Respectfully invited to attend the fune-
raj from her residence, No. Market street, this
Saturday, afternoon, a. two o'clock; ,.uu N 49,.
yoang st son OF j. II. and Jane Lyon, aged year,
The friends of the family are invited to attend tho fu
neral from the residence OF his parns Fifyth street.
Third and Lexington avenues third house from
HaRxAx-6n Thursday evening, March 80, Ross HAIR
MAN, wife OF Andrew Hartman, Jr sgd 20 years and "a
Tho funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late residence 80 Sixth street, be-
South second and South Third TO which the rea
in law Mr. b IIaver are respectfully invited Her TO-
mains will be Inferred In Cypress Hills
California papers please copy
There Is no death! what seems SO Is transition;
This life of mortal breath
Is but suburb Of the life Elysian
Whose portal We call death
She is not dead--the wife Of my Affection
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Christ himself doth rule.
Day after day well think what she 10 doing
In those bright realms Of air;
. Year after year her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair.
We win DO patient and assuasc the feeling
We cannot wholly stay;
BY silence sanctifying, not conceang,
The grief that must have way.
MuHmY.-0n Friday March 81, RICHARD MuSPny,
His friends and acqusnsnces are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from his late residence, No 162
Washington street. Sunday afternoon, hall past
o'clock The remains will be inferred n Calvary Gene
terry.
daughter Of the late George NJ. and Emcne Miner agod
80 years and IL months ~
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
from her late residence, No. LAC East Twenty-third
street
regiment New York Volunteers In the 2lst year Of his
His remains win bs Inferred in Cypress Hills Gene
terry.
xr NArlor, daughter q Hugh and Rose Reilly, aged
hear sp "a ne a q Il. family ar. respectfully
%o from sfsS sns avenue
McCAyrxiY. On THURSDAY, March 80, Of congestion
Of the brain sAaAH 3rs eldest daughter Of John and
Mary Ncosfrsy, aged yssrs, months and % days
sa fIj go Spi ssi H ~ .H.s sxxsE'
For Oh, th9q xsrt 700 pure and lovely
In world ike this to dwell
s nf fsas IT, tbs n" ssy ySs ss'oo nsa
O'clock from the residence d her parents 1871 Concord
'j SSssss:S s Friday, March 81, rD~sD ocos,o.,
fEs iss wy take place from big late residence, in
South Bsrsth, n j., On Sunday Afternoon, M three
Of fsSpsmol COUNTY q Ippersry Ireland n the i4,h
The friends and scausnsances Of the family are re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
Western Navigation.

LA CRos1, March 30, 1866.
Navigation Ia open TO Lake Pepin Steamers are run.
ming u and from Winona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

Ulle. los H.I = ..S..a.Ay at &C. q 24c.
pig there only moderate inquiry and
No only report sales Of 200 slabs Straits at
PKG. gold ard Ave tons English ut Csc. gold; plates
in fair demand, the sales reaching 1000 boxes at
s., 49, gold, for c. charcoal; 81 81 lax c. Coke,
cash.
wnsxEy Receipts, ESQ barrels. The market was
dun, and lower, at 81 l5as2 10 for Western, with
sales Of 800 bbls.
WHALBoS neglected and prices were nominal
Wool was still dull, though there inquiry,
and offers at low rates. which in most cases
refused The sales 100 600 lbs State and West
Gees mostly at zoe Soc, but Including mt
extreme rates; also 1875 600 lbs pulled at Toe 75c and
10000 DO. California at S5c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

Mr. G. =. Lysrmore Of the nrm Of Livermore, ciews
Co., bankers and dealers in governments securities 81
Wall street. whdraws from the firm to-day The bust
ness II b. continued by the -four nny partners,
der the style of Henry Cisws Co., and tho tai Of
tue house will be undiminished by the chang
The First National Bank subscribed s23o,0o to the
ssven-t thirty loan to day.
The business at the ub-Treasury to-day fol-
lovs:-
Peceips for customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
To,ai rcceipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. 3l 02S
PAYMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 59Ol 343
Ialance Observation-Disclosures. IS 29S,7
Slbscr ptions to government loan. ........ 1900
The imporations Of dry goods this port during the
week ending March 20 compare follows with those Of
tho previous week: -
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Cold dur NJ the months OF March and April In tht
two prev.ous years, ranged as follows:-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03
Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN PUR.
N s,.nce on 4 decree OF foreclosure, rendered In
the District Court OF the First Judicial District. In
and for Storey county, State OF Nevada. on the 5Otn
day OF June, 1855, In favor OF John 8. Dor. plaintin,
and against VIM. Z. Wade, Frederick Schetter, and
the Imperial Hotol Company. defendants, ior me
sale Of the mortgaged premises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
20 satisfy the sum OF 5000 principal. and Sl,siO In
terest on 5000 from date Of decree until paid, at the
rate OF two per cent. per month, together with
costa taxed at SSl Is, and S. 10 accrued costs, and
accruIng costs, all payable In United States gold
coin: and by virtue thereof. and ofan order OF sale
thereon Issued out Of said Court. attested the Shth
Snt \. s.ne day, / viii. on TUESDAY. July 18th
iS55. oner for sale, At the hour Of l2o'clock moor, OF
that dav, In front OF the Court House doors, In the
city OF Virginia, Storey county. Nevada, AZ public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder Tor cash, in
United States gold or silver coin, tue ionowing
described property. to-wit: L
That certain piece, parcel, or loL OF anu, sSS.a.e ~
the town or Cold Hi, county OF storey, and STATE OF
Nevada Gate. Territory. eomTenslnS a. r me , sSN,D,
20 feet south, from the south line OF Srown t0 9,ne
Sirret: thence running southerly along the west line
IN Main street one hundred and I'VE and one-nai
fIn5kl feet; thence westerly one hundrea wv ~.
more or less, 10 Telegraph street; thence nottne,iy
one hundred and ave and one-haf u0oHl lsess y ene
sonth line OF the premises known as the Ola olucs "
Wells, Fargo & Co.: thence easterly one MUMMY
inch being the premises formerly occupied oy tne
onn,hns COMPANY ~ stable, yard. etc. N 10Y oe-
snnssS 5y the Imperial Hotel Company, and where
on IS Situated the foundation OF fns Eta sISRk k0's'Y
sad company. sheriff Of Storey county. Ssysda
. - 't7l. SllDyJso. y. HEAII, uudsf sneSiu;
YkyilIS, JunS %, -. Jaw
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