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:
RICHMOND, VA, Aug, 10, 1865
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this Ohice until FRIDAY, September /, lsds, for
sapplyinE ths gpitsd States sgbsistenec Depart.
!pred Tobacco, for army use, 70 be delivered At
mendi Va, on or before the Dth day Of September,
1868, tdr pdM,
AsamPle ofthe quality VI Tobacco required can BE-
seen A. this once, and the successful bidder VIII be
required to give guarantee (secured by bond that
Tobacco delivered under this purchase shall be
fully equal TO such sample, and warranted to re-
from date q delivery. IN addition % the above
guarantee tho Tobacco will DO subject to the usual
Government Inspection In process Of manufacture.
Particulars as to weight OF lugs, average net
weight Of packages, &c, can DO obtained In detail
at this ONCE
Payment for Tobacco accepted under this pur-
chase will be made upon deliNery,or as soon there
Proposals should be plainly indorsed ''Propo-
sails for Tobacco" and addressed to tho under
siEned.
BY order Of Byt Major Gen, A.B. Eaton, U, S. A. I.
CommiSBAry General Of subsistence,
W, A ELDRRKIN,
Byt. Major and Chief Commissary Of subsistenee.
First Military Dstriet. ohicc; No l9l5 Cary
street, Richmond, Va aug2O'U
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NEW ADyERTIsKMENTs.

BASE BALL.-A match game Of base ball will
be played by the Alert and Mutusis, this after
noon, on the grounds Of the Olympic, white
LOTT -a
THn Boys m BLuE.-rhere will be q meeting
Of the boys IN blue on tomorrow evening At
seven, end . half O'Clock st Henry Hissh's
han. % p sfreet, between Four-and-a-han And
Sixth strssts, Island. H.4 f.H
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PASTORAL REIREAT.-By order Of the Most
Rev. Archbishop. Spalding, the retreat Of the
mence at the seminary Of st. Sulplel, 10 Balti-
more, on Wednesday next, the 29th Instant
The Seventh Diocesan Synod will take place
on the succeeding Wednesday, the "a OF Sep
TENDER.
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AfPotsrEp.-Clinton II. Emerson, phono-
grapher to the Secretary Of the Interior, has
tobacco, snuas, and cigar for the Third dis
trict OF Virginia, with headquarters at Rich
mond. Mr.. Emerson will leave for Richmond
to-day to enter on his duties, Mr.. Emerson
10 a most excellent gentlemen.
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COMMITTED ron GRArp LAncErY.-onncer
9. q. LsnsIey. OF the Fourth precinct on
Sa.Ss ssrst.s Anne p,.s sna
trunk 81 his and taking therefron as 10 silver.
on Saturday morning., when they confessed
that Annie, who was In Mr.. Oonner's employ,
invited Amy into the house, and they Jointly
They WERE V Committed Ito 70 sii 70 sn.w he
charge Of grand larceny. Lieut.. Skippon and
his officers recovered the greater portion OF
the goods ..-r-L-y ---- o.
L,augns psLow cosTs..Hsnry Pond, late
Of the firm Of Pond q Wright, corner Of Ninth
ire .tosS o. Vines ma Iouors S Ssfore he rst
embracing rome OF the choicest brands 10 mar
net, which he will dispose Of without regard
ssHwIF' - .tgla. Pr
THH AeniouLruRAL DKrARrxRrr.-Th The
work OF removing this department. was com.
pleted on Saturday last, and Y located In the
tween the Smithsonian Institute building and
the Washington Monument. This 10 one OF
the hnest public buildings In the District and
10 finished in the best style and on the most
THuanAsD Touns AN.sr To-pAr:-Thc JET.
fer.on Circle, No; I, brotherhood Of the Union,
Of Alexandria, will have q grand tournament
and pic-nie to-day at oariin Springs. The
prizes are . superb crown for the queen and
splendid piece Of plate to the most successful
The management Of the affair IL In the hands
Of q competent committee, who will ensure
Its complete success. The particulars Of the
excursion can be found In our advertising
columns.
DEproArIoS.- evening the Sixth
Ward Democratic Constitutional Club viii
dedicate their hickory nas-pole, when addresses
Will be delivered by prominent Democrats.
This evening hickory pole will be erected AZ
Brishtwood, on the finey Branch road, and
omnieuses will be Provided BY the Young
Mems Seymour and Blair Club. .H'1.7
The authorities Of the Treasury and Reve-
nue Departments have constituted Maryland,
Delaware, and the District Of Columbia,
the Ninth Supervising District under the new
""' ...
white girl, named Kate soaiiy, was run over
By wagon At Market Space, BY which her
leg was broken, and other injuries sustained.
The little sufferer was taken to her residence,
on ID street south, between Third and Four
and.a-half streets, where medical aid was
summoned.
ArPorsTEp.-Ciinton II. Emerson, phono-
grapher to the Secretary Of the Interior, has
been appointed United States Inspector OF
tobacco, snuas, and cigar for the Third dis
mond vii esSs er 81
to-day to enter on his duties. Mr.. Emerson
10 most excellent gentlemen.
PRoPERLr FINED. - Offioer King, of the
Fifth precinct, last evening hrraigned Robert
Cant before Justice Harper, who dned him t2o
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4 FnE.-On Saturday, about 1870 o'clock,
the alarm Of fire was turned 10 from box Ne
Q, corner Of Fourth street east and q streSt'
north, by Mr.. iLewis 'Newrath, who keeps
' @ .ms s saHsss x x 's he ssl q
Mr.. Joseph n. Burche's resfden nee, on Mnsaa-
ohusetts avenue, between Second and Third
a. the scene q action and soon had IL hose
land avenue and Second street ssst hut to the
great o. the mo
eompsnies succeed IN getting any water. The
Hook and Ladder conpany arrived IN que
Joining the building away, thsrsby prsyenting
the flames from spreading. This property be.
lonsed to Mr.. Burehe, who Lao quite alot Of
In dc second story q - ali 81 them being
Of il was ussd Is an out Kitchen, in which a
pSss assssS h Sn sss
the door took are. The neishbors succeeded
W as a's g. &. h sss s s sfs s
IL about $500, including tools. The shed Just
adjoining wa. somewhat damaged, but the loss
!. very slight; The s Eni.ea s,ats:, Rastsr
bridge, ran into 4 countryman's wagon, tearing
ono of the hind wheels OF and otherwise
breaking u: They gave notice to the driver
he became confused and stopped His horse,
right In the way Of the engine. L. 800. -
As Union Engine No. was turning from FIJI.
driver IL attempting to pass car i'm meSis,ely
In front, turned out Of the track, but turned 90
suddenly as to unfasten one OF the trace chains.
Hs let u. rsins ,Shrop hnkns to
the dangling trace chain. As soon as the
horses attached to the engine felt the loose
rein they. started OF on their own hook, and IN
passing the street car No, so, the engine ran
against one Of the horses, injurins him very
line OF carriages In front OF Wizards, which
the driver, recovering himself, seized hold Of
the right hand rain, thus turning the coursc Of
the horses toward the south side OF tho ave
In front Of the American tea store, and were
finally oh led by n d sser-by, who caught hold
Of the reins while the animals were stiIl on the
SIDEWALK
came up the sveuus q = rapid rste--of coSr.s
going away from the hre-but those in charge
found out their mistake when they had reached
~ street, and, tI,ninS shout stsrtsd
do not seem to have exactly the hang Of the
There was bill passed In Congress ten or
from the Potomac river TO Capitol Hill, aud
A. yet y u only carried as far 80 Jones' branch.
Iherc u not pump 70 order 10 this vicinity,
the residents having TO go number OF squares
OF water for house use. .. H..
-
The HORROR AT MkNAssAs-A FATHER
CHARGED WITH INoRsT ON HIS DAUGHTER
One OF the most extraordinary cases OF crime
that has ever taken place In this neighbor-
hood is reported to Us from the village Of
MAnassas. On the Orange road, about "a miles
from this CITY, John II. Keys. Manassaa
storekecper. Of middle age. and who is we'll
Known Il, ms CITY. acme seyent.en wears aro
oircumstnnoea. Reys had been ensmoured n
A YOUNG iadv. but mad moi messed Ma suit' a
rival had met with success. and, although
lady married him while he law pro.trate Thse
nrs{ honeymoon Lasted but thirteen davs and
Terminated with his death. Within a few
weeks, however, she, like Hamiet's mother,
A seven month. was blessed with .pietty
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l. Five hundred thousand imported cigar stamps
nette, and with lathe work around the Vignette
and tho printed matter. These stamps are to be Of
ave different denominations Of various widths and
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PRorERLr FINED. = ofioer King, of the
Fifth precinct, last evening Arraigned Robert
Cant before Justice Harper, who fined him W
for carrying concealed weapon. -
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THE EVERETT LyoEuM.-This Lyceum held
Its regular weekly meeting at Union League
Hall Saturday evening last, J. L. Farnhsm,
president, In the chair.
In accordance with resolutions OF sympathy
and oondolanoe on the death OF the Hon. Thad-
deus Stevens, passed at the last meeting, the
association assembled at the Appotnted time,
and, after the transaction OF preliminary busi.
ness, listened to an able eulogy on the lame ed
statesman from J. r. Imbrie, OF Pennsylvania,
on the same subject by Oolonel II. T. Bur
rows.
This association enjoys a we'll deserved rep.
among the permanent Institutions OF our
city.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:

J. K. BARNES. Surgeon General United State
Army. Washington.
r. J. HoRwITZ. Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, washin gton.
d. W. BLISS. N. D.. Washington.
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OFFICE,
IN the BANkINc-HousE OF
JAY COOKE & CO..
WASHINGTON, D. @.
OFFICERS,

Q. n. CLARK, Philadeiphis. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice President
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia. Secretary and
AetuAry.
Z. TURNER, Washington. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS O. SMITH, N. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. D., Assistant Medical d.
rector.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UsIoH.-rhe regu-
lar meeting OF the Soldiers' aud Sailors Union
will be held this evening at their Hall, tsl
Ninth street. The new uniform adopted by
the association for the campaign Ia now being
intend to be fully equipped by the LIST Of Sep
TENDER, all persons desiring to unite with them
are invited to be present and enroll their
good sneakers viii &c in attendance. "'
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aEoRaErowN uArrEns.

oRpHssfor the NATIONAL RsPusLIoAsin George
town may DO ion at tho bookstore Of Mossrs. o.
7. Getty Co., LOG Bridge street. where copies Of
the RsPuBLIcAs may be obtained daily. .-...
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LARoENY.-0n Saturday morning, Harriet
Dove and Sarah A nm Dove (mother and daugh-
charge OF the larceny of two pair OF sheets
and other articles from NJ. NJ. Reighn, resid.
Ing at No, sos Massachusetts avenue. These
,uRSrties are white, the mother being dissi.
~ ted woman who induced her daughter to do
MAJ ing To get money to buy room. Jus.
ne eomisitted tho mpther to jail for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24

Run OvER-On Saturday morning 4 little
white girl, named Kate Soully, was run over
By . wagon at Market Space, BY which her
leg was broken, and other injuries sustained.
The little sufferer was taken to her residence,
on d street south, between Third and Four
and.ahslf streets, where medical aid was
summoned.
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AT THE STORE of the original Franc, 1ei
Seventh street, between ID and L, whose
French-plate window attracts great deal Of
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment of gents furnish
ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
sesaes many advantages over any oil the other
styles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24

PRIcE List OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, tst Seventh street, tlsrge
plate glass front,l between ID and u streets /;
Good White Shirts, sl-tl 50jdne White Shirts,
t2--t2 80; good summer Undershirts, 90, 10, eli
good Summer Drawers, DO, 10, eli good Cotton
20 cents per boxj Hsndkerchieis and Suspen.
ders, Ties and Scarfs, In endless variety, at
popular prices. =. ST. have no branch
stores,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24

The NATIONAL CANE Olympic ". Harry
the eleventh game Of their trip with the Harry
Clay club, OF Philadelphia. on Thursday last,
and were victorious BY a score of 20 to 8. We
rive the lnnEa halnM
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SEVERELY IsJURED.-Mr. John Fisher, one
Of the lately appointed members of the Fire
Department, attempted to get on the Metro
politsn truck, whilst 1t was going at very
rapid rate to the fire, on Saturday morning,
and In so doing fell to the ground. One OF the
hind wheels OF the truck passed over his right
shoulder, dislopatlng Il, and badly bruised his
neck and back. Or. r. Croghan was prompt
the sufferer. He was then removed 10 his
home, when his family physician, Or. Bond,
was called 10, and he was doing as well as
could be expected when last heard from,
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STREET IMPRovRMESTs.-Iti Ii with consid-
cradle pride and ratification we notice, In pass
Ing to and fro through the city, the Improve
ments being made by the paving Of the streets
and footways, As well as by the laying OF sew
ers, &e.j and these are Of a much more substAn-
tiAl character than many Others that have
been contracted for and completed within only
a few years past. The city surveyor surely
deserves the commendAtions OF the citizens,
for his efforts and deter mination to have the
work done In accordance with the contract.
As sample Of good work, we refer our citi-
zens to the street paving recently done BY Mr.,
Husseo, in Ninth street west, In front OF and
near DR.. ]. O. Smiths church, as well as to a
similar lob now being completed by Mr.. Nc.
Namara, on Thirteenth street. We understand
that an entire new system Of sewerage is pro.
posed for the First ward, combining brick and
tile drains or sewers, The surveyor estimates
Ihs cost to be considerably less than BY pre-
ylous plans, and . bill has already been Intro
dueed ID the Hoard bf Common Council Tor the
81 I'm, MAXIM the
without delay,
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TIE authorities Of the Treasury and Rsve-
nue Departments have constituted Maryland,
Delaware, and the District Of Columbia,
tax law.
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tween Washington, ID. u, and New York
Willie L. Barr Is promoted to a elerkship, at
q 200 per annum, vice Bradt, tranafsrred
Theodore L. Clifton Is transferred to this
route at o. 900 per Annum. Sewall BrlntwAllis
transferred to the agency OF Weldon and vii.
mington line, at 81 $50 per annum, from August
81, 1868,
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ATTORNEYS,

WIN. B. CHANDLER. Washington, D. C.
GEORGE HARDING. PhilAdelphia.
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ACCIDENTALLY sHoT-on Friday morning,
Mr.. John Cumberland, sr., was accidentally
shot In the left arm and severely wounded.
He had been out hunting, and while pulling
the boat, which he was using, through the
In the bottom, was discharged by the trigger
catching In the Tushes, the whole load passing
through the feshy part OF his arm, and lace
CURED near Easby's wharf, In front OF the
young mana fathers residenee, whittier he
was carried and properly attended to. About
twelve months since young man was killed
10 a similar manner at the same place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24

DEproArios.- evening the Sixth
Ward Democratic Constitutional Club will
dedicate their hickory nAg-polc, when addresses
will be delivered by prominent Democrats.
This evening hickory pole will be erected ~
Brightwood, on the Piney Branch road, and
omnibuses will be provided by the Young
Mems Seymour and Blair Club. ''I'TI'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24

LIouons BsLow CosT,--Hsnry Pond, late
OF the hrm Of Pond q Wright, corner OF Ninth
tire stock Of wines and liquors before the frst
OF September. Hls stock 10 an extensive one,
embracing some fthe choicest brands 10 mar
net, which he will dispose Of without regard
to cost. is'. '.aMa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-26
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 117.

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REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CRY, NEVADA,
NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl VEN II that AT, ALI.
IN son s. Bowers, In her Owl right and AZ the
Executrix Of the last will and testament OF
Lcmuel S. Bowers, deceased, has this day filed
in this office a diagram, together viii a notice OF
application for patent from the United States,
under Act OF Congress approved July 20, 1866,
for Twenty (20) feet Of the Comstock Lode, In
the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. Said claim IL bounded on the north by
the Plato Company's claim, and on the south by
the Pluto Company's claim, and Is described as
follows, to wit: Commencing at Post Nc. 8,
which bears south 81 degrees 40 minutes east,
distant 523 feet from the southeast corner OF the
Imperial and Empire shaft, running thence south
5 degrees IL minutes west 20 feet to Post No. D;
thence north % degrees % west 1876 feet;
thence north 81 degrees 81 minutes west 27.SS
feet thence north 50 degrees % minutes west
41.T5 feet thence north 81 degrees 40 minutes
west 52l.T feet to Post No. %; thence north 8
degrees IL minutes east 20 feet to Post No. q:
thence south 81 degrees 46 minutes cast 52l.7
feet; thence south 81 degrees % minutes east
4i.T5 feet; thence south 81 degrees 81 minutes
east e7.S3 feet: thence south % degrees % min
utcs east 1867 feet TO the place OF beginning,
containing T4.l00 OF an acre. The walls ofthc vein
arc undetermined, and the lateral extent thereof
unknown. AT the S0-fo0t level the points A ION
diagram), having q bearing north Is degrees ~
minutes west and O distance OF 10 feet from the
northwest corner Of the Consolidated shaft, b,
having a bearing north IS degrees 0 minutes west
and distance Of IS feet from tho northwest cor
ncr OF the Consolidated shan, G, having q bear
inc north 90 degrees &c minutes west and dis
teneo iiI1 foot from tho northwest corner OF the
Consolidated shan, and d, having a bearing north
O. degrees 10 minutes west and distance OF 1871
feet from the northwest corner OF the Consol-
idated shaft, arc known to be within the walls
OF the vein. These points "a, B, c and d. arc
where the workings on the 30O-foot level cross
the north aud south lines OF the claim.
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
jc23 GOD Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-26
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 100.


~ NNN
CARSON CRY. New, April ~, 1861
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE EN-.
IN pire Mil and Mining company, q corporation
duly organized under the laws of the State Of Cali
iornla. has this day tled In this office u diagram, to-
gether with u notice OF application for patent from
OF the Comstoek Lode, known Us the Empire Mil
and Mining Company's south claim. In the Gold lin
Mining DhAtrict, Storey county, Nevada. bounded
on the north BY the mining ground known as
Trench & Co.. claim, and on the south by the Plato
Mining Company's claim. described as follows. to-
south go so east, distant jO9A feet from the south.
east corner OF the Imperial aud Empire shan, run.
ming thence % south 50 ~ west ~ feet to post No.
:; thence (2l north 80 ~ west 1873 feet; thence
90 north so 81 west ?'-S feet; thence 10 north
sgo 81 west il'ia feet; thence 80 north so i6' west
3sl.1 feet to post No. %: thence (6) north so IL east
~ feet TO post No. IS; thence - south so 49, east
asl-1 feet; thence () south SO ~ east AIS feet.
thence () south $50 81 east 2ISSJ feet; thence (lOj
south 80 30 east l.0j?5 feet to place OF beginning.
% ii.l0) seyenty.four hundrcdths OF an
acre, more or less. The above described surface
ground. covering the prospected portion OF tho lode
Is necessary for the successful working OF
said miuing claim. The walls OF said vein or Lode
are unascertalned, and the lateral extent thereof Is
unknown, and the extent OF said vein or lode can.
not at present De ascertalned by actual measure
ment. 6utthe said vein or lode Is bounded on each
ode by the wall thereof: and said company claims,
In addition to the above described surface ground
the right TO follow said lode, or any ofits dips. spurs'
angles, or variations. Into adjoining land, especially
beneath the surface, and estimate the amount Of
land between said end lines above described and the
walls OF the lode. necessary for the future working
OF said mining claim. to contain two acres in nddi.
ton to the amount claimed as above. Said claim IL
more particularly described In the notice and ola.
gram posted In this ONCE and on the claim.
WARREN T. LOCkHART, Register. >
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Application for Patent.
Notice No. o7.

US, REGlsrER's 0FFlcE,
or,c CARSON GiIr, Nry:, April ~. 1851
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE IN.
~ perial Silver Mining Company, a corporation
under the laws OF the state Of Calf mia
has this day nled In this office a diagram. Together
with a notice OF application for patent FROM the
United states, under Act OF Congress, approved
July vi, lsdd. for One Hundred and Eighteen IisI
feet OF the Comstock Lode, and Imperial siIyerr
Mining Company's claim. known as the Alta mining
ground or claim, In Gold HIN Mining District, Storey
county. Nevada, and bounded on the north by the
mining claim known as the TriSlone claim. and on
the south by the Bacon Company's claim, and Is
more particularly described Il as follows, to. wit Com
mencing at stake No. |. which Is situated south SO
so east siNty-nlne (69) feet distant from a post on
the top OF the Conical Hi east OF the Imperial and
50 ~ west lis feet to stake No. =; thence north 73o
~ west l,0S.-S feet; thence north $40 81 west 27-s3
feet; thence north Syo 2p west AIS feet: thence
so 40 west 32l-7 feet TO stake No. q: thence north
It east SELL feet; thence south $50 20 east Ais
feet thence south so 81 east 27S3 feet: thence
south 30 ~ east l.0Si-5 feet TO the place Of begin.
ming. containing four and thirty.nine hundredths
a 3y-iOO) acres. The above described surface ground,
covering the prospected portion Of the lode. Is
necessary for the successful working OF said mining
claim. The walls OF said vein or loie are unascer.
talned. and the lateral extent thereof Is unknown,
and the extent OF such vein Or lode cannot at pres
cnt be ascertalned by actual measurement, but the
said vein or lode Is bounded on each side by the
wall thereof. Said company claims. In addition TO
the above described surface ground. the right to fol.
low said vein or lode. or any OF Its dips, spurs,
angles or variations Into adjoining land, especially
beneath the surface, and estimate the amount Of
land between said end lines and the walls OF the lode
necessary for the future working OF said mining
ground, and claim TO contain ten (lO) acres In addi-
ton to the amount already claimed above. Said
claim Is more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted In this office and on tho claim
WARREN 7. LoCRHART, Register.