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FORT OF FPH1LADELPHIA....-..... ..........- APRIL T.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rELR-
GRAPH OFFICE. -
7 A. M'''.''.''"oo IL A. M-..5O y z. M..-...... so
For additional Marine Ne,Os see Third Pu0s
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig s G. Shaw Landerss 81; Thomas Z. a souder&co,
Brig Alma Jane Flynn. Halifax, G. q. Van Horn
sehr <, p Rich Van Lawn Salem Ham Gs nett Neal I
schr Monrose, Grierson, Newburyport, ]. j. Conner
sG9E Lizzie Maui. Buehler. Boston, Borda, Keuar q
schr Mary E. Coyne, Facemire, New Bedford snffolk
schr Goddess Kelly. Rockland. do.
Schr j. B. Johnson Smith, Fall River So oO
schr "; ?. Cox, Hogck, MedfOrd, Qulntard, ward&Co
Schr 3 Morris, Hewitt Boston, New York and 5chuyl
schr s, B. Wheeler. McGlaughlin, Boston. do
Schr John Beatty. Henderson, Haverhill. BlakIston;
schr j. B, Wheaton. Little, Salem, ,RommellN Hun,er
scnT b. J.; W. Vanneman' SHARP Boston, w. IL. Johns
str Mount Vernon, Kerst. New York, Tyler &oo
str MillYille: Renear Millyille, Whital Tatum q o.
spr W. "hillden' higgins, Baltimore, ]. d, Ruof.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Schr ]. ]. Spencer. Fleming, s days from Cardepas
with sugar aud molasses to order. 10th nit ON thS
during heavy gale from E. was washed overboaTS
schF i. G. Willard. Parsons. 7 days from Por,,.ro
with mdse to CroweiI & Collins, 4oA rOr'iand'
sehr Kate Rich. Babcock days from Fairhaven.
sehr AEiadne, Thomas day from Smyrna. with
schr Lizzie Maule, Buehier from Boston,
schr W. Walton, Reeves, from Boston,
Scnr j, W, Nanneman, Sharp, from Boston,
schr 3. Is, wheeler. McGlaughlin, from Providence
Schr GODDESS, Kelly, from Providence,
Schr Free Wind. Frsbee from Beverly
Schr A. 4. Sanford, Hanson, from Pawtucket
Schr j. b. johnson, Smith, from NeWporL
Schr E. b. Wheaton, Little, from Salem.
steamer Millville, ReRear, day from New YORK.
with mdse. TO Whitall, Tatum q Co.
MEMORANDA.
9th inst. " ''Ne' E'h h'1
., schr s. L. Simmons, Candy, hence, at Fan River
Schr sarah Purves Jones. and ]. H Moore N,cLo.
sou, hence at Boston 22d inst. ~ '0AeI-
Schr Lotte Beard, Perry. for PhIladeInbis ..,,.,
from New Bedford 22d inst. F'"' SHiieu
Schrs X. Borden. Borden, and r. Borden u,,,.,,
ington hence, at Fall River goth inst "A'snS
lBY TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK, Aprll 24-ArrlVed sLeamsht, ~
from Havre llth, via Brest 18th inst 'i'P EeIeHe'
steamship western Metropolis, from Brenan An
instant. NASmeH @th
Steamship Borussia from HamburS 7,b i,
FoHTkhss MONROE, April 2s-rhe S1eatbar ho,
unseIHsu Ihe past five days co tntsh
lng lnuualons OF rain, but the wind alive - shifad
a,dda, ~ Ssto WINE squalls would 4 a few hburs
3srv brsaza anu lhen pass away strong wes-
ana was yAled at an early hour this morning
from the sW su Tb thls afternoon by heavy squall
in the hsrb0' me small boats from the vessels
e1 perienced great dificulty ia making
against the current and wind, the sea at
unes np, washing over them ~ 49, -
III DArgpe Emperor, from Richmond bound 20 Rio
Tbe ste~h WIen honr has anchored n Hampton hqaSas
again. ''-''N '
BosToN April s4.-saIled, steamship Asia, with "A
passengers for Liverpool, and ior hNA~'
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. April N.-stocks active and very strong.
Chicago and Rock Island, $50; Reading 1915 Canton
4l5S Erle 5614 Cleveland and Toledo, ll24 Cleveland
and Pitts0urg, 6s4; Phtsburg and Fort Wayne, 92s;
New York Central gt5S Illinois Central, ilS4;
Cumberland preferred, 2 Virginia Skies 64 Missouri
Skies, 9S; Hudson River, 9O United States Five
wenties of 1862 l1G do OF 1885, 1925; do. OF 1865,
1885, do ISSUE l07lG Teuforties. 9s3I; Seventhir
ties, first Issue, 1865: all Others. 1861; Sterling Ex-
change. ga; Sight, lO14. Money at per cent;
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Arrival of the CITY of BaItimOre.

NEW YORK, April A.-The steamship City ot
Baltimore, with European dates OF the il llen
inst arrived this morning. Her news has Deen
anticipated by the cable dispatches,
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Snow in Western PennsvIunnin

HARRISBURG, April A-Four inches of snow
fell this morning at Bedford, and snow is now
falling at nearly all points along the line from
PittsbuIg 10 this city,
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Murder in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, April 23.-Izador Aileinger. A
wel-kBown citizen of this place, was found
robbed of three hundred dollars in money. No
clue TO the murderers has been obtained,
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Sailing of the Asia.

BosToN April 24.-The Asia sailed this morn
ING, taking sevepty.four passengers for Liver
pool and nine for Halifax.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Political - Archbishop SpaIdIng The
Queer Storm ELc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, April 24.-The Democratic Con-
vention last night adjourned until tonight, un-
able to make nominations. There was much
excitement and wrangling.
Archbishop Spalding is rapidly recovering.
He departs for Rome as soon as he Is sufficiently
well to travel.
The weather is cold to-day, with rain and
some snow and hail.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

FORT OF FPHILADELPHIA...,...... APRIL A.
sTATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rELK-
GRAPH OFFICE. ..
IA. M....."....50 IL A. M..-.5Ol2 p M,..-..... so
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New YORK, April 24.-The papers by the
steamer Perlere, from Havre via Brest on the
llth inst, furnishes The following items of
]
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DELEGATES ELECTED AT LARGE.

UefROcTdtS Republicans.
Augustus Schell Waldo Hutchius,
George Law, William NJ Evarts,
Henry c. Murphy, George Opdyke,
Homer A. Nelson, A j. II. Duganne,
David J.. Seymour, George w. Curtis,
Jacob Hardenburgh, Horace Greeley,
Smith NJ. Weed, Joshua NJ Nancott,
AlonZo c. Paige, Ira Harris.
Francis Herman, Erastus Cook,
George +. ComStock, Martin ], Townsend,
John Magee, William A. Wheeler,
Henry ID. Barto, Charles Andrews
Sanford E. Church, Tracey Beadle
Henry ID. Cheesboro, Charles ,.Folger,
Joseph G. MaSten, Erastus Prosser
Mar. B. Champn. Augustus Frank.
Delegates from Senatorial Districts.
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Land omee NetteenNe. Ia.

~ SNs0tSSr-NSrfSstSS AS'.
IL The DIez Sonoren Lode,no-eaiIed1 Icisimed
BY John GIlllg and y. IL MOI. Jr' John ellis
md n B. NOT. 81 ciaIm I'd much N tbe Diee2
Senores Lode so.callsd). beIng Node OF gold and
sllyer.besrIle rock, in place az iies between The
boundaries delIpeated on The accompnnyIng dia
gram, more PARTICULARLY described, az follows. 10
wit Commencing atla stake Molly n he
D,yiIs Gnte Mining DI,trici conntx ~ Iyon
ond S,a,a ~ N.n.da ts1m Sh,oh y: nyoS
,hs I'D .Ssy, ~ M n .rr.s sinsr W %n SsnIsro'
nsny .hssrs no,th0 * a. X III 4 80, tasS[ ~,
va " ,rnnIn. ~, 5Tn S.ls, ,hnn. mess M y , ,e,
49,. nmts ~ ", - Hrys hoItn Y lfcs'
~. ,,s ~ y .eSs " .ao noI.a Hs ann tNo. "
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KNOW THY

MADAME Z. 7. THORNTON. the great English Az.
~trologist, Cairvoyanta and Psychometrician, who has
ntonished the scientific classes or the Old Worid
has now located herself At Hudson, NJ. ~. Madan,s
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers an Sc
ond sight, rs TO enable her to impart knowledge on
the greatest importance 70 the single or married of
either tex.. wilhelm state OF trance, she deiineatei
and By the aid OF an instrument Of intense nowcr
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i purports 70 DO. By enclosing q small iocS o n hsisr
"a statins place OF birth arc, disposition and com.
pisAlon, sno enclosing my. cents and stamped en-
picture and desired information by return mali. All
communications sacredly confidential. -Address1
SSnnIasaee, nApAxr Z. y. THoRNros, Pr Boz
~ 'n' N.I. 'efNS p w aptlytn HVt
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice.-No. IL.
U. S. REaIsTER's OFFICE,
NIrfa NYY.tInlY1. 1857.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN Robert Linton has this day fled In my Office
q diagram, and notice Of application. for patent,
under the provisions of an Act Of Congress, Ap.
proved July 90, 1866, for the following described
mining ground or SuAftS claim the san being
on unsurveyed land, and situated IN the Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada,
to-wit: IwTID%rgE
Commencing at Station No. l. on the east side
Of Gold Canon. q few rods TO the east OF the
;uccor Mil. and running thence south 'sldeg.
30 min, east GA 40 feet to Station No. 9 thence
north "a deg east 674 4-l0- feet TO Station No. 81;
thence south 6 deg, east 266 feet to Station No.
thence south "a deg, wet 70S ll0 to- Station No.
S; thence north 81 deg. 80 NM. west 70e $40
feet to Station No. g.; thence north 8 deg. 80 min.,
east 266 feet to the place of beginning, containing
9 44-lO0 acres. Said lode being represented on
the diagram on fle, by red continuous line. and
the claim being 100 feet In, extent, tho shat
marked A being the center, at which point noilcs
and diagram Ia posted. The Groupings and spnrs
being also designated on the diagram This claim
was originally located az the Matchless lode. on
the 18th November, 1850. and relocated and called
the Gop ,ssI Foylsc Company alein, JAM;
The dotted lines on the diagram represent tbs
claim Hled for by John Rule. known as the Sue.
cor Mining claim. which claim conflicts with the
iyiatf 'f'1SFIe 1"A'NA "AN Register.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
"TTIUT
SUMMONS.


JNTHED lsTRi6TooUKT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District. ofthe stats Of Neyada,yln
and for the County Of Storey.-Mary o. Can
feld, plaintiff, ya Iiaac N Canneld2 defendant.-
Action brought In the District Court Of the First
Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada, In and
for the County Of storey, and the complaint filed
in said County Of Storey. In the Office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court. r5,i inVroaa
The State OF Nevada sends greeting, 10 lssnc
NJ Garfield, defendant. You are hereby re
quired 10 appear In an action brought against
you, by the, above named plaintiff, In The
District Court or the. First Judicial Dis
trict, Of the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County Of storey, and answer she complaint
filed therein, within ten days (exclusiye OF
tins summons r. served IN said County or, II
served ont Of said County, but within said Dis
triet within twenty days. and In all other caaes
forty days or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer Of the said
The said action Is broushtto obtain q decree Of
this Court forever dissolYing the bonds Of mairi.
mony.n now existing between you said defend.
ant and plaintiff herein. bcsides costs OF this nc.
tion and for such other or further relief m may
seem meet and proper. as Is alleged by plaintiff In
her complaint herein hled on the grounds Of vii
ful dssertionlo OF said plaintiff BY you said defend.
ant for more than two yesrslast past, neglect
OF life, and 1inhuhnn treatment Of plaintiff, by
You, said defendant, &c &c. 81" oi'H
And you are hereby notified, that II You
fall 70 tappear and answer the said complaint. AS
above required, the said plalntlH will apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded IN her said
complaint. 5Is y]ni1n59s sBbi myni He7Ti
trrN5 Given under my hand and the seal Of
L. $. THE District Court Of the First Judicial
tS~.S District or the State OF Nevada, IN and
for tho County OF Storey, this cath day Of june.
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FOR USE.

uygAA HASusr NAaaa
Charge the reservoir with the prepared Huld, or
with Benxine, from half 10 three fourths full; al
low y poytfoa 20 run through Into the cup, tAsn
turn Of tie tap, and ignite the huid which will
heat the burner sufficiently TO generate the gas
which win be sccntssufns frsm the TOP. Thetap
must now be turned on. aud a steady Light win be
maintained III the whole OF the contents OF the
reservoir Is eousunaed. A
A small needle bent at the point and axsd In a
holder, may be occasionally required 20 clear the
rniruts hois tnrovgh which the gas Issues, and
ths regulating screw at the bottom turned . little
bAck-but care must be taken not to force the
.crsvrfoo high. ard 70 shuuit ssrer De Essd to ex-
tinguish the Lightly tsrsfaS is tap 81, It will
>Wnen necessary to renew the cotton which Is
placed In the lower pipe 10 prevent the TOO rapid
dow Of the Auid, the Lamp should be placed in a
yics and the burner screwed OF. The burnt cot.
ton mus. then be entirely withdrawn. and Afresh
piece ofstout cotton rag, one in~h wide and four
or ave inches~ long. should be doubled over q
piece Of wire, and inserted into the pipe-the
snda cut short Oh, the burner again screwed on
With q iittls whlss lad. ma the Lamp Is ready
for useA
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Application for Patent.
Notice!-No 49,
ReHister's once.


~1oT SsIs9t St;S;I NsSaFSs; Isls isGlss1i m
IN accordance with the provisions Of An
Act Of Congress. approved July 26, 1855, Her
mann J. r. Scheel, Bernard J. Sche-l John
Au-r and Frank Kruger have this day Hledin
this office, n diagram and notice Of application
for d patent from the United States for the fol
lowing ,described mining ground. to!wh; One
Thousand Feet Of the Mammoth Lode, known
~ the Cosmopolitan God and Silver Mining
Company claim. In the Devils Gate Mining Dis
trict, Storey county, NeyhdsI claiming said lode
With ali dips, spurs, angles and variations, as
shown on the diagram en- file, and posted on the
claim, described by actual survey, a. follows,
Commencing at Station No, i, a stake and
mound Of stones, situated between Negro and
Long Ravines, and about three.fourths OF q mile
from:the dump. Of tho oocidentabm ine. running
thence south So deg, cost 800 fcot,Lto Station No.
Q , thence south % deg. west loo feet % Sta
tion No 3; thence north So deg, west 600 feet 70
station No. 4; thence north 20 degai east 1000
feet to the place Of beginning, containing 10
77.lO acres.E& O3otNaa IA aJfe y.
There are no adjoining claimants on said Lode
at either end. = l-Epp syt1AlI
WARREN I. %LoCKHART,
iy233ms srfAHrlHf rpttJ't htN Register.
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.STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LYON.
- . In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
Distriot,-Thes State OF, Nevada sends TO the
William Penn Consolidated Gold, and Silver
Mining Conipany, greeting:
you are hereby suminofed 20 appear In An &c.
ton commenced against you. an. delesdaht, by
Rerman J. T. Scheel, AZ plaintiff, In theN District
Court Of the 9Th Judicial District, In and for the
County o fLyon, State Of Nevada, at DAYTON, In
said county. and answer the complaint therein.
which Ia on file with the CLERK Of said Court,
within ten days after the service on you OF this
(exclusive Of the iay OF seryice1 I
served In said county. or twenty days If served
out Of said county, but within said, District, and
In all other cases forty days; or Judgment by de,
fault Will DO taken against you, according 10 the
prayer ofthe said complaint. 81 tafC5g5E EjirH
The said action IL brought 10 recover the sum
OF $3.50, alleged by plaintiff TO be due him
from defendant, for work-and labor performed
and services rendered by plaintiff for defendant
at various times, from the - day Of April,
1854, to the - day of November, 1865, and for
legal interest thereon, from the - dry OF No.
.vember. 1855. And you are further notified that
II you fail to appear and answer the said com
plant thesald plaintiff Will take Judgment for
the said sum and interest, besides costs.
s~~S1 In. testimony whereof 1. DANIEL KEN.
L. s. DNcK, have Shereunto Let my hand mud
eN~.S 4 liked the seal Of said Court, this 3lst
day Of July, A. d. 1867.
DANIEL KENDRICK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District, Nevada "a Dtib 9AS
internal Revenue stamp, fny cents
Estate stamp, fifty cents,l au5.td
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, maze on the 18th day Of
June, 1867, 70 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock aI may be necessary will be sold at
public auction. al the Salesroom Of Maurice Dore
& Co. No. ~ Montgomery street.. San Francis
eO, California, on tho TENTH A OF
AUGUST, 1867, at the hour Of u o'clock ".
Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. A. NOEL, Secretary.
once 607 Washington street, San Francisco.
iyoltd
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Probate Notice.

ISTATE0 OF, NEVADA, COUNTY OF
y Storey District Court First Judicial Dis.
trict in and for Storey county. Nevada-In the
matter Of the Estate Of James Barry, deceased.
The lgstsie Of Nevada sends,greetbg: In ppr.
entered on, the Isl, day Of, August, AID. 1867.
Notice IL hereby given that TUESDAY, the
18th day OF August A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock A
y. OF said day, at Chambers. 81 the Court House,
Virginia, Storey county, State OF Nevada, has
been appointed for hearing the application Of
John J. Hayes, praying that a document. now on
file In this Court. purporting to be the last VIII
and Testament Of James Barry, deceased be nd,
mitted TO Probate, and thRtietters testamentary
be Issued thereon TO John j. Hayes. who IL
named therein as Executor. Mt which time and
place all persons interested may appear and con.
gr-E ~. JOHN v. A. LANSING, Clerk
C.. J. LANSING, Attorney for Petitioner,
Virginia, August l. 1867. au2l0t
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) TAE
a. 4s9in ES32aA'N 49,
Self Generating Portable
GAS LAMP.

THIS EXTRAORDINARY LAMP PRO.
Igduces Tvs own gas by the vaporixatiou of
Petroleum Saptha, or Benxine. Il emits neither
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er. and a. an expense Of from one TO three cent?
per hour only, according 20 the quantity oflight
required Il ID peculiarly adapIedf for mining pur'
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CARSON CRY. NyyII

CARSON CITY, NEVADA, June 10, 1867.
Mott, Jr have this day filed the aboye applica.
tlon for q Patent from Tie United. States for the
mining ground therein described, 800 feet OF Oiez
Sonores Lode, known Al the Genneisee Company.
Said claimri is more particularly described, by the
diagram on ale with said notice ofappllcation.
'uI J" WARREN, I. L0CRHART,
lelo3n .| .tstUOTO Pos SIN Register. q
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