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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

Pl,orERrY SALE Maj Johu W. Green has
purchased from the Banks Of Alexandria, which
had deeds of trust upon it, the square of ground
bounded by Wilkes, Pitt, Gibbon and st.
.Asaph streets, and known as the Foundry Lot,
with the large brick building thereon Tor
So, 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

RAn1c,1 MEETING. The Radical meeting
TO be held here next Monday night, will take
place in front of the Marshall House; 1t Will
be addressed by j. f. Gilner, of Richmond, u
former Conservative Col. Mosby has a!so been
Invited TO make speech on the occasion, but
his answer has not yet been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

LYScnBURG MARK Ell, Aug. S.-The recel, T.
Of Flour are light but equal to the demand. The
receipts of wheat increasing and Str'tly s r fhme
in good request quotations l59alco tor Tor whIv
whi, h there is only limited supply, with sales
At S,h,S2l. The receipts Of Oats have imp owed
And prices are not SO still, b. ing quoted at oo'0o
Rye SO,S5 and very quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

FrEnErrcKsnuRG GRAIN MARKET, Aug. s.
Market quiet, with light offerings. Pr me white
Whcst Is quoted at l7Salso and do red at i.o'
Ia, With but very few sales at the outside ils-
uros; other grades l2oalG5 Corn GsaIOi Oats
:.,a 10 and Rye 6O,10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

DEV. DIR. J. LITTLE,
Late of Macon Female College, Tenn.,,,
Having permanently settled in Alexandrln ",
will opcn. on September 3D. 1872 FlRSI
GLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. For particulars
see circulars. NJ
n1s"Scc Circulars at Frcnchs Bookstore, "
King street. jy ls-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09
Great Bargains

IN
SUMNER CASHMERE AND LINEN SUITS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09
d. F. BIZ lie, /
Salem. Roanoke co., aug 2-lm
HAVEN INSTITUTE,

RELLE IA. ! : i IN FKER
Miss A. l.. TEBBS, rr'hc'pS'S'
The English Branches are taught by the rr'n-
cipals with competent assistants.
TEACHERS:
Miss NJ. f. STE WAkT, Drawing and Pant
ing.
Miss Z. HUBBARD, Vocal Music.
LOUIS GANBIN, French.
X kEMPER, Ancient Languages, Iriso-
nomctry.
DIR. r. II. STABLER, Lecturer on PhlloSo-
phy, Botany ma Chemistry.
EDWINB HAY, Washington, D. G., Pen
manShip and Bookkeeping.
The nth annunl Session of this institution
opens September Is: 1872. Every effort will BE
mulc to secure the comfort and happiness oi the
boarding and day pupils. The Institution oilers
the advunt. Of long experience nnda complete
arrangement for instruction in every depart
ment of study.
For Circulars, containing full PARTICULARS, I'D
dress Miss r. b. TAhDEh
iv3l-tOl Box III, Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF viz
~ GINA, NEAR ALENANDRlA.-Ihe
10Th Annual Session Of this SCHOOL FOR BOYS
opens SEPTEMBER %, 1872. Terms; 1851 per
year Catalogue, with particulars, sent on APP
picaton to l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, VI. a.,
PRINCIPAL Alexandria, Va. j. 2o-2ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

PAY, Work. OR QUIT. A meeting of those
from whom the large number Of colorcd peo-
pie now living at Arlington rented the lots up
on which they reside, was held there last night,
at which it was determined that the renters
must pay what they owe work out the amount
of their indebtedness upon the Notifications at
Fort Whipplc, or vacatt the premises they oc,
cupy. This determination, it is said, has caused
great dissatisfaction among those upon whom
it acts, many OF whom say they will choose the
least of the evils aud quit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

RATIFICATION MEETING There was large
and enthusiastic Greeley Ratification Meeting
held in Washington last night. Among the
sneakers on the occasion were DIR. }. G.. Hill, of
this city, and Mr.. !. Ii; peytou whose add
dresses were clnq,icnt aud highly applauded
Everything passed off happily. The demon
stration throughout was highly satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

CORPORATION COURT The August month
". term of the Corporation Court, Judge
Lowe to preside, will commence Monday next
No Jurors have been summoned, as all the
criminal cases have been continued TIL October,
and the whole term will be occupied with the
consideration of chanccry causes. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

Dr. TUFTS Liver Pill is a mild and gentle pur-
gative possessing the peculiar merit of acting rs
II powerful agent in relieving congcstlve or tor
pid liver They have no equal
Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye is endorsed by the best
chemists aug o-eolW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

RICHMOND GRAIN ARKET, Aug. S.-The Of
l;.rngs OF Wheat to-day reached Upwards OF
1000 bushels with sales OF white and red at llo.,
l15 for common to choice. Offerings of 10y
nushels white and mixed Corn, and sales at IS
- and So Sales of Oats ut IL, 81 and 81, with
offerings of ZOO bushels. Nothing doing III Rye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

COUNTY CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS. Al
though the convention to nominate candidate
for Congress from this district will meet in this
city next Thursday, the 18th lust, none of the
county townships have as yet held meetings to
appoint delegates. 1t is understood, however,
that meeting of the Conservatives of 'Jctier-
son township will be held at the toll gate, on
the Washington turnpike, for the purpose al
uded to, next Monday afternoon at two o clock.
Nothing is known here with reference. to meet
ings in Arlington and Washington townships
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

V11ASHINGTON 81 LEE UNIVERSITY,
w Lexington, Virginia.
: Th, noxt session Of this Institution will COM
mclcc on the third Thursday (l9th) of Scptem-
Der, 1872 and continue without ntcrInlssion UNI
I'll the fourth Thursday in June, 1879.
The instruction embraces thorough
CLASSICAL, LITERARY andSClENIlflC
COURSES,
toecthcr with the Professional departments of
LAW AND ENGINEERING.
The entire expenses for the session OF nine
months need not exceed $500 or S3;23, according
to tie price of Board. Arrangements are also
made for messing, by which students may re-
ducc their expense to $3.50 per session.
For further information address
G. W. c. LEE, President, or
VIM. DOLD, Crk. of Faculty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

LYNCuRI'RG AND DANVTLLE KAlLK0AD.-
From Mr.. Benz Fcudall, an engineer on the
Ivnchburg and Danville Railroad, the South.
ern proongatiou of the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad, who isnow in the city, we
learn that the grading and masonry of that road
will be completed by the first Of next December,
and that trains will probably be running over
it's entire length three months atterwards-the
first of the following March
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-09

on bis beat, yesterday evening, was called upon
by woman living on Union street, between
King and Prince streets, to protect her from a
violent assault made upon her by her husband,
G.. knppenhoter lie intertered, but hoppen-
hofer turned from his wife to him, aud getting
the better of him, the policeman had to use his
billy, the first blow of which brought h"ppen-
hotcr to the ground snra'nlng or breaking ms
ankle joint in the fall. Mrs. hoppcnhoier, tins
morning, applied for a'warrant Tor the arrest OF
the policeman on the charge Of assault upon
her husband.
, 1872-11-24
through Love, aad Love throngh the Gross =
< odd Stories !" IS Signs Of the fim5s5' New
Publications."
MISCELLANEOUS.

=. MISCELLANEOUS.
sa.s n or e. zS HSs5 5s eas 1sa sRts' ha,;s hsto5 !;
course. All stories for 1itt1e tu9s' and gill to
read must have happy ending. Il new serie1
story by the same author, 1Ir. ]. T. Troubndge,
will be begun in the January number.
"Scenes in Siam, With which, thanks to Mrs:
Feudge and Mrs. Leonoweng, NJ bid fair to be-
come as well acquainted IS the 6iarnGss ere, and
"Ta1k About the Aurora" give the young
people as much information as their unclosed
mental seams will hold and there are poems,
stories, pietaresz and puzzles, without end. A
scription to the Young Folks: It is q gift which
lasts long,after the sawdust IN the dolls has been
bewailed, and the animals Of Noah's Ark have
been reduced to head1ess end legless Darwinian
identity; and, unlike them, 1t increases twelve
fold during the year. :;
Another juvenile periodical is Good Things,
Lippincott It is editsd bJ. George MacDonald.
1tB prospectus states that it viii dddresa Itself
to the young Of all ages, from the little Beginner
girls who study at the desk or shout in the play
ground; and so onwards up to the Veterans who,
after all their learning, turn to the children for
q fresher wisdom" The following is the
table Of contents for the November issue:
rv r;snbsd q ii il eEngland' "1ss Bee a1a 4 Mr +,
sThis Wonderful Outside OF Ours "Pat
O'Caligan and the Lepreshaun;" !" "The Glass
Heart j. "The Triumph OF the Genie Bon-Bon
and Kokka Dud Ell Dn;" "Odd Fish, "Tho
Wonderful Organ" ''The ;Llinendraper's Ap:
prentice;" "The Magic Mill for Making Old
Wives Young Again = q MaEquise and Rosette;'
Young Old Folks' World
ZelFs Monthly Magazine has articles On
"Rome, with . ful-page illustration; "The
Venetian School Of Painting, with a fuu-page
illustration THE Black Watch, !" with Ave illus
trations; 'Future Changes of the Earth--Gla-
ciers," with two illustrations ''Tennyson,"
and an Historical Summary Of Events in the
United statos, Africa, Greece, Germany, and
Holland"
: Tho Journal Of Speculative Philosophy, pub
1ished quarterly at St. Louis, and edited by Mr.
William T. Harris, contains in it's October num-
Der articles on the following topics "Do the
CorrelationiBts Believe in Self Movement ?"
"Pedagogics as q Systen;" t'The Philosophy
Of Law !" "Fichte's Facts Of Consciousness T.
*Rosenkranz on Hegers Philosophy Of Histo-
V;" "Trendelenburg on Hegors System !"
The Merchant Of Venice y stBook Notices.
Alcotts Tablets; Andrews Univeraology;
Hickok's Creator and Creation"
We are indebted to R. D. Russell, newsdealer, 14s
State street, Chicago, for adEaucecopies OF the Illus
trated London Netrs, Our Young Folks, Lippi1cotrs
Magazine the Galaxy, the atlantic Monthly Harpers
Magazine, Carl Pretzers Veddcr Bro9nostcaor, and
Josh Billings Fdrners' Atlmainaz.
, 1872-11-24
THE cfI1GAGo DAILY TR1BUNE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER -

hm' but hsesqse tie popularity of tho General
sn he the ss{S q
It also his opinion that the breach between them
oagnt to BE- concealed, SINCE It would have u:
tsee yeee @ r. tho records Ct yoahfa
In those first days Of the Republic, very odd
ideas we're entertained Of the proper methods Of
government:
The Vice President, John Adams, seized every occa
SION to Dwell upon the necessity Of decorating the
THIS son OF New England, who had bad Ife-time's
experience OF the unquesoning obedience paid TO tne
aanest citizen cad III the imperial purple Of fatr eee
on or legal appointment, gave it aa bis opinion that
- Neither dignity authority can DO supported n
human minds, collected into nations Or r.. any great
numbers, without splendor and majesty IN some
degree proportioned to them"
Every week the Gazette, Of New York, con-
tanned a full budget Of Court news; articles ap-
peared in the paper respecting the supply Of the
Presidents family:
and royalize the President. Indeed, 1Ir. Jefferson
calls it, somewhere, q frenzy" the President at
tended ball, the managers must needs cause plat
form be erected at end Of the ballroom, several
steps high, with sofa upon it. and conduct thither
the President and his consort." An attempt was
made to have the ,4 f1esdsnt E b. head I'd enraved
ernmeut, The levees were arranged and conducted
Exactly as At the pa Palase Of st. James and when the
what Was called the State Carriage-a crean-cololed
chariot drawn BY six horses aud attended by whita
rs;1 SERVANTS In h'sses q white cloth trimmed with
Mr. Adams VIA most decided in his advocacy of the
hereditary principle Natons," he remarked, Hper-
ceivng that the still small voice OF merit was drowned
in the insoent roar Of the dupes Of impudence and
knayery IN national elections, without possibility Of
remedy, have sought for something more permanent
than the popular voice to designate honor.
and, when Samuel ADKINS remarked that A The love
Of liberty ia interviewer tn the soul Of man." John
Adams, Vice President Of tbs United states replied,
1t IS, according to L. Fantaine, in that Of
Wolt." General Knox, Secretary Of War =
soldier and nothing but soldier, would have swept
away at stroke all the State Goverume1ts and esab-
ished standing army.
Such we're the sentiments which we're repeated
With admiration in every drawing-room OF New
York, loudly professed by the officials Of the Gov
press; and it was these fagrant1y-
unrepublican doctrines that we're dinned
into Jeferson's ears az he labored, after his re-
turn from Paris, on the accommodating duties OF
the State Department. Thus Hamilton and JEFF
ferson met,-the one ardent for Equality, the
other believing mankindito be radically vicious,
aud to be ruled with strong government
Oliver Wendell Holmes ends the talks Of 1.-THE
Poet at the Breakfast-TabIe."
Mrs: Rafenspeyer tells o story Of 'sShaker
john;" and with reviews and editorial notes, the
atlantic for 1874 ends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-12
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1S9,

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
" City, Nevada, April 30, lST2.-Noticc lie
hereby given that tho Columbia South Exten.
sion Company, by John Spring, Agent, have
this day filed In this office Il diagram, together
with notice Of applicat on for a Patent from the
United States. under Act OF Congress, approved
July 10, 1866, Tor 200 feet Of a certain vein or
lode Of quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
gold. silver, copper and other metals, com
monty CALI d or known as the Columbia Lode,
and Columbia South Extension Company. sit
mated In the Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon
County. Nevada. Said claim IL bounded on
the north by the Columbia Company. and on
the south BY unknown owners, and IL more
particularly described as follows, to wit: Lying
between end lincs, one Of which, being the
northern line. commences at Post No. ], located
In Spring Valley, about 800 feet west OF the vir:
ginia and Carson road. said post being Identical
to Post No. / Of the Columbia Company. US.
Survey No. 43. and runs north n deg. 10 min;
west (passing through a post ut 100 leet), and
south II deg. 90 min east passing through a
post at 200 feet); the other OF which, being the
southern line, commences at Port No. 2, which
bears from Post No. ! south 30x deg. west 200
feet. and runs from raid Poet No. 2norih 90 deg.
west (passing through q post At 20 fcet), and
south 50 deg. east (passing through q post at 200
feet). The length OF the claim IL tho distance
between said end liner at Posts Nos. ] and 2
From developments made. the lode is found ir
two shafts located upon the groupings at o dir.
lance OF about 80 feet westerly from the above
described centre line. The lode Is supported 4"
he embraced within an area Of ten acres. From
Post No. / the quarter section corner on The
west line OF Section 20. Township 10. North
Of Range q der. east, bears south " deg. east.
eel chains.
Said claim Is more particularly described ~
the notice and diagram post d In this Office and
mvS On HD0IPHIiS WAITZ. REGISTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NO. IG6.

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
u. City, Nevada. June 22d. lS72.- Notice
Il hereby given that Samuel b. Martin.
.wner OF the Keystone mine, has this day
died in this Office a diagram. together
with notice Of application for . patent nom
The United States. under Act Of CorRrct',
approved July VI, 1895. and all Acts supple.
mentary thereto or anendatory thereof. and a.!
other Acts Of Congress- relating thereto. Tor 20
eet ofa certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock In place. bearing gold, oliver, copper and
,lher metals, commonly called and known as the
Comstock Lode and Keystone mipe, situated IN
;old Hill District, Storey County, Nevada. Said
claim IL bounded on the North by unknown CON-
oany, and on the South by the Justice lndepon.
dent Company, and Is more particularly DC:
.cribed o. follows, to wit: Bounded by end
Ines. one Of which. being the north line, COM
nences at post No. 1. 10y ated In . email rarine
bout 100 feet north Of Seals Mil, Lower Gold
Hill. and which post No. ] Is $500 feet from the
rown Point routh line, at which point the y
lection corner on the west line Of Section .,
Township 10 north. Range 81 east. bears north
8 deg. wcst 6S7 feet. and runs from raid poet
80 i north u deg. 10 min. east, and south %
leg 10 min. west; and the other end OF which,
oeing the youth line. which 10 the Justice and
ndependent north line. commences at post NO.
:, which bears from po,tN No ! south 20 dec. eatt
800 feet, and runs from said post Nc. 2 north
Il deg. IS min. cast. and touth 81 deg 10 min.
vest Toe length Of the claim 10 the distance
between posts Nos. / and 2, 1900 feet. Tn
walls OF the lode are unAscertained but they are
supposed to be embraced " thin an area OF 100
ect on each side Of the above described center
inc. or Fix () acres.
Said claim IL more particularly described In
he notice and diagram posted In this once ana
IsoI oSd ADoLPuUs WATT. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NDTICE NO, 100.

TT y. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
~. City, Neyeda. May Z, 1Si2.- Notice "
hereby given that the Niger knvii:e Mining
Company, by c. c. Stevenson. Agent, have th:t
day iiled In thi- Office d diagram, together witt
notice Of application for q Patent irum The
Urited States. under Act OF Congrcss. approved
July 81, 1866, for 1900 feet OF a certain vein OF
lOdo OF quartz or other rock In place bearini
gold, silver. copper and other mctals, common !
called and known as the Niger Ravlnc Mininl
Company, situated In the DEVILS Gate Miiin,
District, Lyon county, Nevada. Said Calm II
bounded on the North by unknown Company.
and on the South by unknown Company, ard u
more particularly described as follows. TO Wit /:
Lying between Two end lines, one OF which be
Ing the South line. commences nj Post No. !.
located In N ggcr Rayine about d quarter OF "
mile northeast from Silver lily. and runs IRON
said Post No. ] north Is deg. west. Opastini
through q post OF 200 feet and pouth u deg
east, ipnssing through a post at go feet, ant
the other OF whirh hcing the North line, com
mcnces at Port No. .. which bears from Posi-
No. / north 2j Ceg. east 1900 feet uirtan'. aht
runr from said Port No. = north % CcE. we !
(passing through 3 post ut 200 fceD. and tIuthG
deg. cart. (passing through n port ut 200 fcet)
The length OF the claim IL the distance betweeI
aid end lines. 1900 feet. The extent OF the LODI
literally cannot bo ascertained. neither IL In
true course known. From developments mad
the lode Ii known to exlsl In shafis No. ands
and the incline shown on the accompanying di
ngrsm and ruch points are accepted a. bcini
embraced within the lode. The lode H. sup
pOsed to be embraced within nm area OF cleyei
ili) acres at Post No. l. The quarter section
corner on the west line OF Section .. Townrhil
10. North Range q east, bears south 63 deg
west S9i feet.
Said claim IA more particularly described II
The notice and diagram posted In this office ant
MY SMi mo PITTS WAITE. REGISTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-12
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 1871.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, carson City.
". New, May %, lS12.-Notice is hereby
gwen that the Fam 0'Shanter Gold and Silver
Mining Company, by W. +. Ste wart, Supcrin.
lcndent, have thls day fled In this office u dia.
gram, together with notice OF application for o
patent from the United States, under Act Of
Congress approved July %. 1865, for AGO
feet Of a certain vein or lode Of quartz or
other rock in place. bearing gold, silver, copper
and other metals, commonly called and known
~ the Comstock Lode. and Tam O'Shanter Gold
and Silver Mining Company, situated In Gold
Said claim Is bounded on the north by unknown
company, and on the south by unknown
company, aud Is more particularly described a.
follows. to-wit: Bounded by end lines, ono Of
which. being the north line, commence at post
No. ,, which bcars north IL deg. IS min. west
zoo feet defiant from post No. !, located on tho
south side Of Union Rayine, otherwise known
as American Flat raylne. ~ d runs from said
post No. south 70 deg. Is min. west, and north
70 deg. Is min. cas- aud the other Of which,
being the south line, commences at post No. ).
which bears from post No. l south IL deg. IS
In. cas- 1000 feet, and runs from said port No.
8 south IS deg. is min. wett, and north IS deg.
Is min. cast from post No. Q, which 10 situG.
ted on the routhwesterly slope OF q ridge cart Of
Ferdinand ROux' Gardens, the \ section corner
on the west line OF Section 4, Tow ship 10
north, Range q east, bears south "a deg. 10
min east 1868 feet distant. The length OF tho
claim Ii the distance between posts Nos. 2 and
1890 feet. The extent OF tho lode laterally
cannot be ascertSincd. but II IL rupp0s.d TO hn
embraced within an srea OF twenty'four 90
acres. The groupings marked on tho accOnips.
nyins diagram are accepted as being embraced
within the lode.
Said claim IL moro particularly described In
the notice and diagram posted In this ONCE and
~ mvs1'a0d "ADoLppIJs WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE no. 19i.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u, City, May %. lS12.-Notice IL hereby
given that the Alta Silver Mining Company. b.
Henry Summer. Agent, has this day filed u
his tflce q diagram. together with notice OF ap
p~licatlon for n Patent from the United State.
under Act Of Congress, approved July 20, lSCb
for 1900 feet OF n certain VEN or lode OF quart;
or other rock In place, bearing gold, silver, COP
per ind other metals, commonly called an'
know as the WoOdyillc Lode md Alta Silvc
Mining Company, situated In Gold Hill Minini
District, Storey county, Nevada. Sn:d claim L.
bounded on tn" North by the Brilliant Compan..
and on the South by the WoUdville Conpan!
md Il more particularly described az follows. Il
wit: Bounded by end lines. one OF which oeill
the South line, commences ut Post No.. J, loca
ted on the summit Of ridge eastward from tL'
Justice hosting works, at which point th'
A-scction corner on The south line OF Section 3
Township IS North. Range q East. bcars soutl
IS deg. East 200 feet. and runs from Post No.
north ~ deg. East, passing through a post a
800 fcet5 and South 50 deg. West, Cpar-in,
through a post at 2U fcet), aud the other o
which being the North line commences NJ Pos
No. 2. which bearr from Post No. ] North i
deg. West l,S0O feet. and runs from Port No. !:
North 81 deg. East, passing through a post O.
80 feet). The length Of the claim Is the dir
lance between Poets Nos. ] and .. l.S0O feet
The width OF the lode !. unknown. From d.,
velopmcnts made. the lode IL known to exist II
the shaft on the, South end OF the claim, rhoHi
IN the accompanying diagram, and embraced j.
an area OF seventeen 90 acres.
Said calm Ia more particularly described II
c motto e and diagram posted In this once ant
the cl i'm OF said Company.
my2I d ADULPnUS Waltz, Register.