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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06
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Total tonnage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo''l''
We hey attention to the extraordinary re-
suits prcsented in the above exhibit. vi Its
aggregate tonnage the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad receives from, or delivers at
Alexandria to be handled by the local mer
chants. c. $3.50 tons, and TRANSPORTS to and
from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
20, Jas tom, q large portion OF whlcL last Is
cattle, seeking the only market offered in the
Northern cities. Aud the whole line, under
consolidated management, extending IRON
Bristol to Norfolk, only received or delivered
10 and from I'll the cities of lIynchburg Peters
burg, and Richmond and Norfolk, an aggrc-
gate tonnage OF SO, 3S1 tons, against 97,775
tons destined to or received from baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, aud known as
through Ireights. 1t is well understood by
the commercial community that 1t Is the Iocal
tonnage only which benefits the terminal cities.
The through traffic is profitable 70 the carrying
line, bat passes directly Oh 10 Gc<tInaion. and
without yielding commissions or local tTlputn IN
its transit. .
The Oraoge, Alexandria ard Manassas rail-
road, from the above exhibit, il really dong
more for the trade OF its terminal city Of Alex
andria, than any railroad in Virginia, unless
the business Of the Dan. +. Il. be the execution.
The report Of tho latter company to the Board
of Public works docs not distinguish however
its thr) ugh from local tonnage. 1t this be the
mode and process BIZ which Virginia interests
and cities arc to be injured and Baltimore
advau tagged we would like to see other llnrs
railway in the State make q similar exhibit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

The new invention for converting petroleum
into fuel, and burning it 10 the place OF COAL is
attracting much attention. 1t IS exhibited at
Duvals' Foundry at Georgetown. A machine
will be put in operation in Philadelphia this
week. and also in New York at an early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

Letters from the cotton States report the
prevalence of an unusual activity as the plant
ing season approaches, and an evident intel
ton on the part Of planters generally to en-
ploy better aud more economical methods OF
planting and culture.
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I,IIa, Ct.,r ,rnur
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,

for sale at
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. 95 King street.
AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL, By Louisa
NJ. Alcott, author Of "Litlo Women y vol.
illustrated; 81 80.
EVERY SATURDAY for this week, con
tsins the opening chapters of Dickens new ST."
ry. published from advanced sheets, by specln'
arrangement with tho author. The story is
called "The Mystery Of Edwin brood" With
original illustrations. Price lHc per copy 80
per annum. Mailed 90 any pat ol the country.
Now is the timo to subscribe.
The Combined Arm Rest, Paper Gutter and
Ruler 1 desire to introduce to book-keepcrS'
accountants, merchants and business men gen
orally. This is a new invention and thoroughly
practical as overy business man will see at "
glance; price 81.
The special attention Of teachers Is asked TO
the new Rubber Slate Cushions, attached to the
frames Of States, tho object of which is {"
prevent scratching the desks, noise, etc. These
cushions answer q better purpose than covered
slate frames and are not one-tenth the COST
Every school bnv and girl should uso them.
New books daily.
an G. L. FRENCH.
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TNCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY,

Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., AleXs..
We have now made up 500 doors of all sizes,
from, 81 to $40; $40 Windows Of Sash, glazed
s sl%1' uuglszed, cheap; 2N pairs Blinds, all
sizos ~ N9 feet Mouldings, 40 different pat;
tarr. W';;l mako Mt short notice Window snd
i nnnr pramet, Brackets, &c, Novels, Balus-
tors and Hydjants constantly on hand. Lloer-
NJ discounts made to dealers. eoo,
conGdnnt that we cen please our customers.
Pianinr, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Tnrnjng and Scroll-Sawing done in the best
Plans ard specifications furnished to parties
contracting With us for building lna;ettais
Iaar2 Eiho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

Secretary Robson says that the reduction
of force at the several navy yards is perma
nent, unless Congress makes the appropriations
necessary. He states that there is plenty OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

A dispatch from Washington says:-"lhc
President has decided to change the head
quarters of Gen. Candy from Richmond to
Washington, and in a few days an order will
be issued from the War Department to that
effect. There seems 70 be 10 doubt that the
President will nominate Brig. Gen. Candy to'
the vacant Major Generaiship, vice Thomas
deceased.
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Th:v would not discharge their duty

source. They would not discharge their duty
to their stockholders if they did not.
This charfe Of disseminating against AlcSan
dria, and Of shipping freight cheaper from
Lynchburg to B1llimore, than between Alex
andria and Lynchburg, has been denied by the
management of the road, and an investigation
Of a Committee OF stockholders has unanimously
sustained that denia!. That committee was
composed exclusively of Virginians.
What possible motive a Board OF Directors
and PR sident, composed exclusively Of Virgin
iaps, ali more or less interested in the State
and several cf them large property. holders IN
Alexandria, could have 10 operating their road
10 the injury Of their " city i: is not easy to t.;
uerceive. But to show that the allegation Is
without any just foundation in lact, We refer
TO the annexed statement, compiled from the
reports of the several railroad companles, made
70 inc Board OF Public Works of their opera
tiops for the year 1863.
ErhiJit showing quantity Of freight IN tons
cnrrisd on the leading railroads Of the Slafe
for the uear ending September 81. 1865, ana
tie Droportiom delivered to and received iron
Ti1ginia cities, and cities outside Of the State
n,cuNOSD AND pASNILLE RAILROAD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

1t is now stated that mot only is President
Grant, but nearly every member of the Cab'
net. opposed to granting universal amnesty at
the present time, and that the Administrator
will not commit itself to such a political inca
sure until it appears evident that the people at
large desire such a course" The "people at
large" means the Radical party. Onthc other
hand, others assert that an Amnesty will be
nroposed az soon as the Georgia bill is passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

TJ,HE BARTLETT CHEMIC.A LLi COM,
BINED WARRANTED PL Re WHITE
LEAD and ZINC. combining the body OF Ieaa
and the welt-known whiteness an d p,0Ilsh OF
p inc. Put up in Is ID buckets and : 10 ID cases,
HNo charge for packages Price redl cod to $40
~ " lOjlSs. We would call the attentiC n OF those
IN, ending TO paint to this desirable art 'cle;
L lar 80 JANNEI w.
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%EXAND VA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. 1870

1t is very evident that the acquisition or ao'
s~orption of the Island of Cuba by this country
is a foregone conclusion. says the Baltimore
Gazette. Certainly. So is the annexation OF
st, Dominco-atter a while. So is the &C
QUESTION, absorption, or annexation OF any
other country, which tue dominant party may
for temporary purposes, covet. No regard Is
now had to the..lastiDg, solid, permanent Inter
its Of the county, by the leaders Of the par
ty in power. The Expansion will go on
until it 'itursts.'
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III TEE'S $ T. l. Z.

By virtue ofn decd Of tru.. from Jainns Wi.l5
to the undersigned, Trustee, recorded in ltbc:
H, No.4. folio 2S3, 10. tho purposes therein
nsnud, / will sell, to tho highest bidder, ut the
hotel Of Henry Bickslcr. vt Drane;ville. Fair
fax county, Va, on SATURDAl the 9!h deg
Of April next. tho TRACT OF LAND convey
I'd by said decd. containing SEVENTY.
THREE [73l ACRES OF LAND: There :ga
is q comfortable DWELLlNG HOUSE All
Kitchen and Barn on the land anl mostly Mn-
der fence, with good water and fruit. This
land lies about thres miles from Dranesviile.
and will BE shown by NJ. wills, who resides
on it.
TERMS-Suficient in cash TO ply four hun
dred and ~sixty-six dollars. six:y-siX and Two
third cents. with interest from the first day OF
january, 1865, and the costs Of sale; the resi-
due of the purchasc.moIey, n credl' until the
1st day Of January, 1871, will be given, t" carry
interest from the day o. salc.
Sale to IN 81 | o'clock o M:
John POWELL, Trustee.
II -,. 1L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

Three men were drowned in attempting t.
cross the Potomac, O little below Cumberland
in a skif, On Monday las; The water at tina
point was very high. L. ROW rapidly falling
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~ 1870,
SyHILUREN'S CARRIAGES.

1871,
lHILUREN'S CARRIAGES.
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES :.
Received this day by steamer from New
York my first lot Of ChildreD's Carriages, which
for beauty, strength and price are unsurpassed.
They were purchased direct from the manufsc-
turers, and will be sold on very liberal terms.
Cal, and soc them.
G. c. BERRY, II King st.
Orders from the country promptly ATTENDED
to-. nm ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

LEEaNDkIA planning MILL.
,u1rsnN BOYD NJ. SMITH.
xAMIESoN & SMITH,
JOUN K. ~LAMBDEN, Superintendent,
Nos. 20 and 81 Water ST..
-, rrnnsr.d Ia ,urcish vt short notice nnd
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDINGS,
BALLUSTESS,
Newell POSTS
MISUNDERSTANDING
SIDING, BOX STUFF,
DRAWER STUFF,
PANELS, &c. Sc.
And to execute al kinds of Scroll Saving
ind Wood Turning, Planning, TongIelng ana
Growing and Surfacing done in the bot man
ncr, They will also furnish plans and speclti'
cstiuns irr dwellings, sto res and other building.
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CITY st r. ~ 81 .

S. DEAIHAM. OF King street, is now sell
ing his CLOTHING andGENTH' FURNISH
ING GOODS ut prices rating before til" var.
Cal rsrlv ana secure your bargains. Inh25
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r Asst NOTICE TO ia X-PAY K Z
SHERIFFS NOTICE.

The large amount OF taxes unpaid and the
heavy demands for money due on the County
levy, as also the State, demands prompt action,
and if not paid by the 18th day Of February |
will be compelled to collect H. tho law pro-
vides. as my payments must be made to accom-
modate those who are employed during the
day. 1 will be Mt my otice on Wednesday ard
Friday nights, from G! to half past s o'clock.
Office No. II South Royal street.
/. G. O'NEAL,
ian 20 Sheriff Alexandria county, Va.
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!. 10 N > r. |

s. BLON NJ.
cor NER KING = FAIRFAX STREETS.
Dying TO tho ~laten&ss of the season. u Offering
RAKE INEUCEM ENT-. ,
HIS stock is very larg,, sni vii! be closed
out ut remarkably low rs,tcs. ico 10
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by 1SICk, TEHO-
TOOD CHARGE 90 BUY : HOMh 3.
"
The subscriber will ofor, al public sale, on
MONDAY, April llth, on the premises, nj ii
o'clock p. m, shat desirable KESlDEECE anil
LOT OF GROUND, No. Is Fsirf.x street, I'D.
Joining the corner OF Duke St IL has II good
yard, with water two stories .nd "a site.
TERMS-One.half ca,h; tbs residue IN four
months. The properly in the meanwhile is o.
fered at private sale Apply 10 WILLIAM
F. CARNE, Ga Duke street.
nh I0-cotf CHARLES GRAHAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

sas@- NOTICE.-We have on hand q
sS largo stock CT Ladics', Misses ana
Children's BOOTS and SHOA M, and IN orce5
TO reduce our stock, vii! sell Al greatly reduceu
prices. Al! in want will do " eli to cs'i ~ -
King street. rDpv
ian 2S-tf w. Is. WADDhA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06
Foreign News.

1t is announced that the French Government
had decided to make an appeal TO the people
on the question Of the new Constitution.
The North GcrmanGazette says in view Of the
demands and threats of Denmark with respect
to North Schlcswig the restoration of friendship
with Prussia is impossible.
At Barcelona and other cities in Srain yes
terday the enforcement Of the CONSUMPTION act
was resisted, and several persons were killed.
lmportations OF wheat and oats and other
grains from the Baltic Provinces of Russia have
been so heavy lately as to depress the breadstufs
market in Eacland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

The PEOPLE OF Jefferson County, West Va
have, By q majority Of 237, voted to make q
county subscription OF $3.50, DOC to the stock OF
the Shenandoah Valley r. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

"Yielding to the solicitation Of friends
some four hundred we'll known citizens consent
TO run for office in Nashville.
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!, w r,1rs Is. W. NALLs
"A Els w. MAJ LIS & SON,
= 1857 King st.. Alexa, Va.
]. W. MALLS,

Dealers in HA CUI!1rhL,
Cnrnoutcrs' Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, M0uldings,
Baluaters, of different patterns, and Newel
Posts. :: largo stock Of French and American
GLASS, double and single thick, Of al s'Zss.T
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead and olhe5
Msch;ne OH. Also, Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
RooHnr, &c A large stock Of Pugh's Celebra,
ted Car Augers, and other articles found in irst
class Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all Kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended to-.
Farms cash feb lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

rOMMISSIONER' SALE OF
VI LAND-Under authority Of a decree 81
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax co.., Vs. maze nj
its November term, 1869, in the suit o. AlIl'"i''
Guardian, VS.. William Allison Ct kl., ;ho SUB
scriber viii sell, by public auction, to lie high-
est bidder, on MONDAY, tn 18th dayo! Apr,
Court day, at II o'clock m, q. the t5"ni d2%r
of tho Court House of sid county, HuN1
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES or WOOD
near The mouth of OccGqlan, being that part ol
the Sandy Point farm which, in the division Of
it, was allotted to The widow and heirs OF john
". Allison, decd; SAID property bin = order
ed to be sold for default of former purchaser II
pay mcnt Of purchase money
!. FER USOE BEACH,,
uh 10 o,l- Comm'r
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Fairfax CO., feb 24-eOts

MOTHER CHARMING BOOK BLYTHE
n author Of Little Wonon,' received and
for sale at
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ATCTTON

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU~
ABLE FARM.-Pursuant to q decree o
the Circuit Court of Fsuquier county, made or
the 9th day of Septenbes l ~ p s ssG case co. o.
ceased. vs.. John D. Rogers, &C. the under
siened' as the Commissioners Of sale therein
named. will offer to the highest bidder, oetSre
the "Beyeridge House." in the town o. Middle
burg, on SATURDAY. the zsI n Ssy s 2, JsH4-
FIELD" owned and lately occupied by John
D, Rogers, containing 1856 acres; ,o.
This farm is situated on tho Iurnpiko itom
Middleburg TO The Plains, about z miles rom
the former and 6 miles from tao la!ler p!aSe'i;
1t is of the best quality OF r;Iq wsII watersi,
| q large portion Of it we'll set IN clover ms ~
abundance OF the most valuable |!nIeI; "
! Young orchard Of choice fruit; Is In u aesi'ny,
fne neighborhood, and is altogether aoout tno
most desirable farm now offered Tor s"le ia i've
The Improvement consist OF q comfort ssys@zsaa
able STONE DWELLING, Kitchen, .2Es
Meat House, Dairy, &c..
The decree authorizes US TO sell ether ~ p'
yste or public sale upon the following
TERMS, viz :-One-tenth Of the purchase,
money in cash, and so much more rs with sara
one.tenth will make one.thlrd OF tho %ho'e
purchase money, to be paid on the conhrms-
ton of the sale by the Court ana ire re.,
dino in two euual payments IN one aho
two years the deferred payments - bear III,
terest from the day Of sale, and to be secured
by tho bonds Of the purchaser, and retention OF
BURR p. NOLANO.
ARTH. l.. ROGERS.
Commissioners y! %a!e.
Midiieburg, Va, dec Il -.cots
MAThe above Snlo is postponed iii lun7-
DAY, March lst, whom it will take place before
the Court House dor "a Warrenton. tto1'eo'a
Nse. The above salo is postponed until ~ ~,
DAY. tho 29th day Of March 1876. when l! VIII
take place before the Court House IN warren
ton, Va. III" I
;rs, Tho sbove ssie is po.tpnncd 10 TUES
DAY. the 24th day of May, Court dn:' whrn
will take place in front Of tho Court House i"
| WarroniOn. NJ
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BEKLAND COAL
CUMBERLAND COALl
CUMBERLAND COALl -,
krep Il full stock Of Cum berland Coal, aEd
sell in uinntiiics 10 suit purchasers
W. a. SMOOT,
ouy1- Shoots Wharf, Pier q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

The British ministers and ~consula, abroad,
are applying to their Government tor al IN
crease OF salary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-06

Gu On 10 surrender SIX millions OF railroad
stock, estimated by Governor Walker III his re,
cent mtsSagc as equal ia value 10 same amouut
Of State bonds. and to impose by taxation on
the people Of Virginia the burden created by
such projected legislation and to accept as cou-
sidcrarion Il mere song. How the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is to dismember the State it
is rather difficult to divine. If Baltimore
comes into Virginia and builds railroads, cx-
ponds capital, and furnishes additional iarili-
ties "i transportation to our people, TO that eX.
tent it hears benefits and advantages to the
pubic veal. Ii it goes out Of the way to VIC.
late law, or irtict injury upon the community
1t NUS take the consequences, and incur the
penalties Vi such action. We cannot see that
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad should be any
more a bug bear in Virginia than the Pennsyl-
vanla railroad, which proposes to extend Its
line tom ll1gCrSt0Wn along the Page Valley
westward, til iii lis proposed construction OF the
road between Alexandria and Fredericksburg,
10y virtue OF legislation now asked Gf the Gene
raj Assembly. Bat Baltimore, or lis friends,
have been purchaslg stock III the Orange,
AicZauGrIa and Manassas railroad and 10 con-
tr0i that work u the injury Of Virginia. Such
purchases wclo allowed by existing laws, and
they PAID We GrrsumG value Tor what they re.
ccived. Is it any objection to TIC other share
holders 10 SECURE partners OF large mcans aud
possessed 0! ample capital to protcc: the credit
OF the firm AMI improve It's property?
Is it not not known that Philadelphia capita
lists own 4 majority Of the Stock OF The Rich
mond and Fredericksburg railroad company?
Does Lot Governor Walker represent the States
interest in that road as the best in the list OF
our railroad stocks? Ii Virginia is to stand
still, and not accept the assistance Of foreign
capital, l.cr material progress in the future
will be SLOW indeed. In the highly co!ored
pictures drawn y the Wing and Journal, ofttc
disastrous influence of Baltimore upon Virginia,
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
is pointed to as the means Of injury, ard rep.
as worked in the interest of Baltimore
aud against the city OF Alexandria. Two OF
the most respected directors If the COMPANY
arc singled out BY name, and directly charge, !
by the Journal with advocating Baltimore, ~
their presence in Richmond 10 the prejudice RI
interests. Tie big re roduces 5 tale
OF Discriminating rates imposed by the
management Of that road against the city of
Now, We presume the directors
,t the Orange company endcavor to work their |
Dad on business principles, aud to get trade
md travel for their line from all legitip are
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COAL /

IohL,I CUALl COALl!
Constantly on hand u supply, of superior
H. pnIS ,l market rates, 224O lbs to the ton.
II. ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
en5-li No. South Wharves.
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J. P. a 6 n f W,
Agent for the
>rule aid Shipment Of best qualilf
GEORGES CREEk,
T CUMBERLAND
ANTHRACITE COAL,
. Either by the cargo, car load or retail.
svNoal Docks. Alexandria, Va and George:
OCT l2-.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01
HALE q

Daily yield It's tons, principally
from the lowest or seventh level, as
usual, the 300-foot level also giving a
daily contribution of from 20 to %
tons. The ore breasts north Of the
shaft, at the lowest level, continue
looking and yielding we'll, and south
Of the shaft the ore shows considerable
improvement. The shaft is now sunk
nearly 20 feet below the seventh level,
and at a depth of 30 feet more the new
or eighth station will be opened. The
tank 40 feet below the seventh station
Is completed, to catch all the drainage
Of the mine above that point, so that
hereafter there will be a very trifling
amount of water to contend with in
sinking or working below that tank.
cHoLIAR-PoTosr.
Daily yield $50 tons. No particular
change to note In the ore producing
sections, except that in the south face
Of the ore breast at the Potosi level
= streak of white quartz, eve or eight
feet wide, has made Its appearance,
which assays about $23 per ton. A
prospecting drift is being driven into
it.
CROWN POINT.
Daily yield As tons fair grade ore
from the upper levels. The incline Is
now down 60 feet below the l, l00-foot
level, and the bottom Is in hard barren
quartz. The south drift at the LOO
foot level Is in 81 feet from the main
east drift, the face showing barren
quartz aud porphyry.
OCCIDENTAL.
Both mill and mine running as usual.
Nothing new except the injunction Of
Cavalier restraining the company
from selling stock advertised for sale
as delinquent, until the final hearing
Of the case.
SACRAMENTO AND MEREDITH.
The ore shows considerable improve
ment since our last report, conse-
quently the new mill Is turning out
even better bullion returns than 1t was
doing already. The mine is paying
we'll.
AGGREGATED BELCHER.
a corrected list Of the Segregated
Belcher Mining Co. delinquent sale,
will be found on our fourth page to-
day.
SIERRA NEVADA.
Nothing new In either mine or mill.
Both are running finely, as usual, aud
consequently yielding well.
HOPE.
Daily yield &c tons Of $25 ore, keep
ing both mills Of the company steadily
and profitably running.
CALEDONIA.
Yielding so tons Of excellent ore
daily, which Is being reduced at the
Pluto mill.
oPIIrR.
Nothing new developed either above
or below, since our last report.