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New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For ether ShlD geics see Second PzGs
sUysET-No wnd fog has prevailed the ertrs DAY
DOMESTIC PORTS.

For ether ShaD AetcS see second P~gG.
srNsET-No wmt fog has prevailed the entire tAy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.ros jan 3Agnyed Norman ani saEk A Asn
from Ph ladri yhA.
CaALEsTos Jan. 3Arrve hg Adele iren S. Johns P R.
slvayyAH CasTsu 9-Arrvet, steamship ssrays from Ba.
W. Woods hole. Cetgl. bATss MARIA
Sebsaa Esmera Douglas Castle Tor Lvapooli eErs Ada
Richards for Bsrtsdossi Oeoaee. fof Nsssan
gg.r1S jan l.-Auiyod. steamship Flag froIs ewYosE
Wysr Pa, Dee JlSsi!cg, sesnhp CEae Aenneay Ton
Galveston NeW-iOrL
YORK duty "a.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LowpoS Jan aThe National steamship Tie Queen Andrews ron
SsT.YorE Dee g. a5r5 a. 'as Port i9aar .,,v,,. s.,
fIom Sew-Yogk Dec. u. has arrEed acre , . -
OryEv.ruN Jan 3-Taa lusrl Line eapsp Ahyeoa hsps,
Sea-YSrk Dec s for Liverpool Hffveo here At V0e"es '
HaT1SL jan Isaled Steamship csopaiFa, Phlps ior New
vSs, Carr jan 1ssel esmsp CITY Of merida Tupernau
for Eew-York Progrssso sna HEvsnA
WIIALERS.
s,x PaAScoo Dec 2iCeTei BARK Lse Oak Wh1don, oa a
cruise
SPOKEN.
Dc 4 At y oas 90 5.r AaA'oa from RasimOrs Rio
JsEsTe
DISASTERS.
IT, brig Anna Denn (Brl Susert John p r. from New
Yos rrsa.ls. Nov aL "a J hug CO T. he hull of As
sssd her oHe ssa nsd tle Yssys and
acn safersfgsi e onsarks snd Nasld
foand the croHomeier on he op OF he cabin No
ssJhHg tbe sveFyng bung washed 10 Pees Ad
Jan a. ne sehr J9senh Rran1hn non New fos
sheh arrived efe to-day wa iasi he zee "a the bi-@A
dss and lost hor snail ,aa 10 EheHs Of chain
Basros Jsa % AT I'D lot dining the pretaisRee oi
The bark Auara f sam Msrde run Accra Aei Oona
Boston seli horr st Rogers Hollow Aogh Weiheet se n-.ia
AL hssd, -ss saved Log sse sosssd oa'a al ,a '
opal
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
VIGOROUS WARFARE AGAINST THE INDIANS.

VIGOROUS WARFARE AGAINST THE INDIANs.
san FRANCIsCO, Jan. 2.-The troops that had
been operating against the Apaches Camp Verde,
In Arizona returned 20 their camp Dec II. Lieut. Rice,
commanding detachment OF the 9TH Cavalry ana the
Hualapai scouts fought the Apaches twice in the Red
Rock country killed thirteen Warriors captured several
women and children and destroyed LARGE quantities OF
Indian supplies. The detachment under Capt. Price
captured eleven prisoners mostly women. Another e1-
peditOn destroyed several camps Gen. Crook mas his
entire mounted force in the feld and they moving
In every direction against the Indians Capt Randas
force had several fragments the TOntO Basin killed
tweutY-nne warriors, and captured three women ana
children.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

state government Congress take action
In regard the late election IN this State The leading
Democrats oppose the movement aud II Is Thought II
will not be carried into effect.
Two bills will be hAd before Judge Caldwell, 20
morrow by candidates on The Reform ticket OF tle iaso
election who claim 20 have been elected The first case
COMES up for argument, Monday.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

A NEW PLAN TO PROTECT THE MONEY MARKET.
Another scheme has been suggested by per-
in wYOrk, Boston, and Philadelphia, whereby
money Is TO be made perpetually easy and freed from
the control Of people who would lock 1t for the pur
pose Of influencing the stock gOld aud other markets
1t has been suggested tho Secretary OF the Treasury
that, accomplish this, Il will be only necessary de-
posit the designated repositories Of the Government
those cities part OF the held by the Treasury,
and, by So doing, release corresponding amount Of
legal tenders held by those institutions the
serve required by law.
II ID alleged that Secretary Boutwell, does not doubt
his authority to make these deposits 1t practically
exercised with the syndicate 1t urged in behalf Of
the movement that hs average amount OF Cou locked
up by the Governmen5 during the 1871 and 1872 was
about tTo,O00OO0. This amount not held for the
business convenience Of the Government Is asserted
that II the Secretary would deposit Sl50OJ OF s2OOOg
with the National banks which have been designated
United State repositories the relief asked Tor by tne
business community would be readily afforded without
expanding the currency, It would swell the lawful
reserve Of the banks 20 point which would render
markets. and would give seadiness 70 the rate 0 interest
which has become exOrDant. "A II would aGd largely
to the l0aning capacity OF the banks without Initiating
the currency Secretary Boutwell, II - stated hOlds the
matter under consideration
The scheme the subject OF general discussion IN
Wast. circles yesterday various opinions "A 70 lts
utility being advanced believing that the proposed
substitution ~ coin for legaltenders would be only
technical compliance with the Law, the spirit OF when
require that the should De sucn a. can
b. used for the ordinary business OF the depOstOres,
which could not be- the with coin, as .ts hgner
Vau0 would preclude such use.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Bsst psod Tnfnats.-" IL r n Prire- Als~r. vsa#
thuyes ropdsr n Kendall ~
esi Attendant n H. thS PBc.s gf Wales rbis food esn
es Mother. Nik eoesy po-abe'-Dr Barker hyh
FOOD ior IDfnt- H. ShT 5ousbsZ iad EASILY hgeste H-
sail NOS, valusb. and BssEyoEsfs0 sJs
TASczs and dfcrs esuasY other 1rnSspg, 0os which
ng lusts unable a9od proper aesheai os,ng nsst fs
Ienty szt y aud iiotc condition SAvoaT HoosHs
preparation s also The 'aniz u being rees on TIE gnd ssk
Hhoh produces boues aBd inifacsbis
Arrhea Ns SoRe s1srag rrqrt sold uHs fcpsref bJ
hAVpnr hooKR ~ New B0u Lond0l PrOcasabie Of al Chem
ss, Brlgfstss 4n1 Starsk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
BRooKLYN's OCEAN BOULEVARD.

The Legislature of 1872 authorized the
brooklyn Park Commissioners 70 construct grand
drive Prospect Park to the Kings highway IN the
nebborhood OF the Fair Grounds running parallel with
the Coney Island-road, at cost not TO exceed SJOoO
the money to be raised partly BY assessment upon The
property benefited, and partly by county TAX Ihe
commissioners had the value Of the land 20 be taken a
praised last Spring. the assessment district nxed, ana
me sane confirmed by the court, and adVefIlsed iuI
proposals for construction Of the parkway le Dlus
were received up to yesterday noon, when they Were
ned read and the contracts awarded 10 the ioi
lowing lowest bidders Thomas McCann SIT 20 per nneal
foot for the first section running from Prospect Frk 10
Parkville; the scrmshaw Paving company, ~ ~ @ ped
Inea for the section, running from ParKve
10 the Kings highway BY the terms OF the CONTRACT te
work will s2S0Oc0 and the remGinng SOOD OF tne
appropriation viii be applied 20 the mantenanee OF tne
raad The difference between the pces paid ioi me twO
ecfons is accounted for by the different nature OF the
work be performed The road VIII have tota
OF 2IO feet aud viii be 1900 feet IA length 70 the Alns
highway II will eventually be extended through 20 1ne
Raw The plan OF construction provides Tor 5ideNaAs
two common traffic ways, drive aud a0uOle Tow oI
shade on either tide OF the Grand Drive HoIR
will be begun early in the Spring and be competed ny
the Fall OF 1874 william j. Osborne AssemDiy nan w
W MOseley, aud j. j. Leferts OF Fatbush, tHo AS'SS
menL Commissioners, are Supervisors al Largo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

The Rev. j. NJ. Bellew who has gained
great reputation IN England aud Ireland eOcution
Zionist of unusual power will sail for America the 9th
of January He VIII give readings IN this country and
those who have heard him al home anticipate for him an
extraordinary success
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
OBITUARY..
EARL OF GALLOWAY.


Randolph Stewart, Earl OF Galloway died
on Thursday London. He born Sept L. 1900. and
succeeded TO title OF Earl the death Of his father
1884, He married in 1888, daughter OF he Duke OF
Beaufort. He supported the Conservative party and
was for years lord Lentenant Of Wigto lshire.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE are the
effects OF Lamp0ugh's Pyretc saline IN Preventing and
Curlug Smallpox, Fevers, and skin Diseases specially
refreshing ana lgOratng sold Dy al chemists, ana
the Maker, IIJ HolbOrn-hill, London.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

CHICAGO jan 3ArrLz unchanged quiet. receipts 900 teae
far tee eug at 75 % 25 good 10 choice, - 50d IS S Tex
aps % - s. shipmeats 80 head.
higher advanced iOc recepis, 5t sefG
sAles a. 9J closing arn. shipments, l,I)O heal
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OTFI


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Friday, Jan. Al a. m.
sgIODsts f0r me Dasl fCentB-f9ur no'iry.
The low barometer on Thursday night, CEN
tra over Lake Michigan has moved norteastward into
Cauada accompanied brisk ana high winds. Cloudy
and Oggy weather prevailing from Mary and and
Pennsylvania TO New England. with light 10 fresh west
erly winds.
Ci0udy weather occasional light snow and brisk. high
westerly winds the lower lake region rom Me-
brask % Southern Ohio s0uthward 10 the Gulf and
south Atlantic coasts aud Virginia, g1t To fresh west
erY winds and clear weather. except Tor the south At
lantic coast, where f0gs reported.
Light snow has fallen from Minnesota and Eastern
Iowa eastward over the upper lake region. TIE river
has decidedly risen during the evening at PitSDurg.
Pro6dbiIifes.
For New gland. teTly 10 north westerly Winds in
creasug 20 fresh and brisk. falling temperature, and
clear and clearing weather For the Middle States, west
erly 10 nOrthwestery winds falling temperature, and
clear and clearing weather the former diminishing ID
force over lower lake region.
From the south Atlantic coast 70 the OHIO valley
north westerly westerly winds. falling temperature,
and clear weather. the Gulf nOrthery 20 east
erly winds and clear weather. from the Ohio Valley 20
the upper lake region generally clear weather aud vest
erly winds. backing gradually 70 sOutherly.
the NOrtW diminishing pressure sOutnery wlnds
probably increasing clOudlness ana threaten
ing weather.
The majority of the midnight teIegraphc reports from
Upper Michigan and Wisconsin 10 Minnesota are miss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Detroit Tribune, ,le sui hs gsn newspaper Dsir
@ W~~kY eicr hss ar-nl<
any s1gan newsDap.rs som6issd.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
hRKAN.As PoLrrTCAL TROUBLES,

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 3.-The Convention OF the
Reform party meets tomorrow II Is understood fhit
aeustor kioe y urging the sett.pg up OF q sepArst
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
5ueclal Notlres

FiKhrepu,h Ward Council Of P0lifcai Reform Mces-
ing Al Ousntsl Hll No 202 BlH Rghtesuh SATURDAY.
Jan = which lecture a be delivered by tha
Hon JOSEPH B. vARsUM Subject. city Chsgr" Friends Of
Reform sre Yted 70 attend r aAHbUhf Fre~deaI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Dropsy. among horses Affected psvs masdr, En
cnrn RzSsE' AtaC On us IN cHrse ibe ass r. .lss
reTen gsldrrs Even hore will hnie sftss
sen oaf hour ~ fassEs MAGro Try Io,ss y.
iESsT. agent. y Y
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Coughs. Bronchitis Consumption arrested snt pnsaeouT
gsng Con on HAzAED CAsgsLLs CAO Lf|ss
.sLl pulssi. tnI lss.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Tyndalps Lectures Light. with al iass,oD. THa
rRfBJyEs D9b51ef 10 M rlrrriF
per single copy by msL Adiress PEisusE
EOrk-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Hon-eseeper. and heads fBrnilics Spply
selves he famous hALFoRo LEcrEtsHRE iABLS sADck t
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

fact worth knowing fhs' hs KSsss Pnso" le.as
i he pubc 10 b. had Of j. BAgEs
% ~ blOaiaay
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

We recommend Ill rhO ssi0e health As4 eo~for
is~ iui 7-Dri themselves sih CHAPPJts
PArsSr RgyLE,rOss % F-si-st. LoBlsn.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE WEA1RER.
THE COLD IN MAINE.

BRUNSWICK, Jan. 3.-Yesterday was the
eleventh day IN that the has been at
below sunrise. The degree Of cold at
that hour has from 100 30 below and the
average noon has been from g. to lO above zero To-
day the weather is moderatng. with easterly wind
and heavy rain.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Schenck's PulmOnic Syrap.
Dr. r. SCHKatK. the propris,cE of
Pulmonary unentt bal asansd l most orniahe as
pet. aa shsa .ps = s.,a ,p2sS S - :. 1ps ss w s no
b powerful Hs health restored short ut aSd
DO isI.i, a -. s, & h @ ,, e s IN, h % han TWO 6ars-i
pundS SCHENCK has been equ aufssu IN the eAtest sr
Tely 10 the Ccusumpasa which
usually complicated with IT. and the eaed by his meue have
Il catlns poison lug snd; beaee "a
possibly Hae The system 1e.as ELECTS 90 ne ,sns' ara
ence 10 part soOthes pase snrce ' bronchial
5ss promotes srpeetora.iou Aa hs~
most fsta rsOas the highest sspec'sb
eIeueneed DeneStA tg1I sumeroHs -atoce .
MS l directions Eugsh FreHeh sPansa a0d GaAa.
sccompany each bottle. -
Dr. J. g. scaESCx-RerDa,d pleasure awSrias 70
you rsae Of Wouss Puinoeie syrup l1 sea
famed almost mposs Ole for swsfos M toc
my uncle NJ, Charles johnson No 5R kodstalse
means had fa,ei and be- bsvlg -eore M
ofyour r'nee s'tons soa,as sd me % Nv % % s M s,1 -
great change the eoad meals -athes
The early relief our sA0 medicines poiace sgoa and ieen
eio gratitude % h. sskpsNeigSes Of nv pre
80. sOa West r4iIy tsTast New Ssss City.
Asrs Dr. sosEHcx ssssGsasA, In the .rG p.rs Of tAs
aos oos s.Sd 5 . ny ''s e, q $ the ] @ s Ress ,s. "a;
s< 4ttsek PasumourA- NJ becArs much rritstd
siderable spsng blood eaOasl hrODhoui tho
day Aef cuiHuous arsTias for ezht " Tea ays ~s hsass
EGcaL bs hours exper need great rele ron 0An u.
.s Of 49, .s.a : IA, and he .sS sSsss Ta as isS s,sra .
orgEL healthy csadou cannot strongly express ny
.,sseaos so Sy banks Jos s s's 1fs 6SS SSSS The
Lss3 amherst. n Sineseash wsrd Ps'isdeissn-
ITO be ccHnHuedl
JOHN T. HENRY
No g College 7sce Mes rosk,
ScHEsCES MEDICINES
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKET


DOMESTIC MAEhEIH
wnHsGToS c. Jan. 1Spins urpenine quiet At ~. Rosn
oret al 70 Crude VuTDenne steadT at % Tor Hrjf
ani 81 7j fUr Yellow Dip Virgin Tar sold h ~ 81
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

sav PaAVcsc1 Jan 3-Oph- Gout snd Curry si72 =;
Col. -, % CroNn s85 OyemLn, 100; feies Jacket
10 Becher Segregated Beher s5 Hale an SoGcross
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
PREPARATIONS FOR CAPT. CAMERoNs FUNERAL.
Superintendent Kelso has, issued the follow

ing order Captains OF precincts, IN relation TO the
death and funeral Of Capt. John Cameron:
GEssRsL ORDER l0-CAPrls; The paisisluuiy mfSsea
10 tie force Oi ice 9rA Z" 'ap- 'HA
Csnsron of the Righfserih Preeaet a,
hsd-ah The department sod We Puhc Dac oeeh 's'o Nv
s,ryiees Of faithfhl con psieu sni Intrepid ofoef
The fur-rs Via plsee SUNDAY isnHa TO-. "
Methodist ep'eoFI Church IveaiI '7eoHa1 sna " '
o'clock p
Yoa S Fh ssrveants one An n pt'foe
heA-quarters. A. H. % A. m 9h mt
Cspts Ulhn Prssuet Maloafh g zlta afect
sander. sleteeah Peenei Hams
N Precinct Wafi Of TseltT seaih PeHct hslae o
.sed basss tAsJ report Inspector Dias at sane tine
aad pto- g.. "a. =,
h, Precinct v act ar o honor ospt Beshst Of
he rse1t PcDc command JAHEs kAAsoi eapr1 *1su-
Geo. W. DlIs, Inspector.
The police escort will 10 about 45O strong. Morton
Cominandery, No. T. knights Iempars; Puntta Lodge,
Mo- $50 aud Alma Lodge. r. and A. NJ. win JOIN the mo-
After the religions services at the cblch Ma
sonic rites will be celebrated The remains viii DE CON
YES In charge OF Masonic delegation. ~ NorHalA
CL,uu for lnterInent-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
MILD WEATHER N UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 2.-It is worthy OF
remark that the thermometer has indicated lower
temperature than 300 above zero thus FAR this Winter
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
DIED

al Notices Of NGyriagee must be adorsed c& Ji.li
name ld address
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
MUSIC.

THE RUBINsTEIE AND THOMAS CONCERTS.
The second of the Rubinstein and Thomas
oncerts attracted a splendid audience, last night, at
teinway Hall, the programme being as follows;
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

sCHkhCks AhMClNBS
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Had .ri aasbls hkeassS Ha' 'ss sns
Elhograph Of BIN ever male.
FHe Ves D'"-4 > ' ''r THE raIsENR. NevFerk
The Narksnswomen,s Protective Unen.
Beeckerst the pEealoR and reafe " Ne
apon ueo are act n ss1sss'I -,
obtaining rrpefn@ wages shaeh a2
eoiecscd IA. veee seess<y Al nee % ee.e
scs narope dErnx tAe veek cs
Will close al ls Ofoe WEDNESDAY,
,tb !. oa THURSDAY si II srA cn SATURDAY q ts4
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TRI8sEs reports pebhshof ta carefully crnt
POI Sinxs uspy ss By NALL Aaiss THs rRsBosk New
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Manual of Health,

An edition of between nine and ten
million of copies of very useful work
is now ready for gratuitous distribution,
and can be had for the asking at any
drug store in the United States, the Brit
ish Colonies, Spanish America or Brazil.
The work referred to is Hostetter's AL
manac for 1874. The medical portion of
it treats of the various ailments to which
the human system is subject, and sets
forth the peculiar properties of Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters - the purest and
best tonic at present known-as n pre-
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a remedy for debility and disease. The
Almanac is printed in all the principal
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Hostetter's Almanac is, in short, house
hold convenience, adapted to the use Of
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planter, the miner, the mechanic, the la
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Isp uuintpl I Ii pi hlp to tho Cnnprnl rno1pr
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The propretors, Messrs. Hostetter &
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
MINES AND MINING
IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA.

OWING TO THE DELAYS that have
" attended the printing and distribution
of the Reports Of the Commissioners on
Mining StotiSticS, these carefully pre-
pared and otherwise useful publications,
have failed to keep the world duly posted
in regard to the condition and progress of
mining affairs on the Pacific Coast, the
information conveyed through this me.
dium being already many months old by
the time it reaches the eye of the general
public. With view to furnishing fresh
intelligence on mining topics, and bring
ing the history of this great industry down
to the most recent date, the undersigned
will, on or about the first Of February
next, issue large octave volume, de-
voted to consideration Of mining mat
ters, as they exist at the present time, in
the States OF California and Nevada. In
the tullillment of this purpose the author
will at once visit every important district
and locality in these States that has not
already been lately examined or heard
from through reliable chanuel., to the
end that the information embodird in this
volume may be recent and authentic.
The great aim will bee tom th- hp X with
live practical matter; Whrs,oer, only
such properties rs have been brought to u
productive condition, or 70. have, Though
developments made, established forth. m
selves a good degree OF actual "r pros
pective merit will receive attention !; nor
will any notice be bestowed on processes
or appliances other than suchas have met
with approval after o&tcudel working
tests.
This work will be printed ON the best
quality Of paper, and be elegantly and
substantially bound, the design being to
impart to it such mechanical excellence
as will reflect credit upon the book max
ing art in California.
HENRY DEGROOT.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov, 1878.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

New OFFIcERs.-At a regular meet
ing of North Star Lodge. No. 81, %.
o. F., held December 25th, 1873, the fol-
lowing officers were elected Jas. Barkla,
N. g.; G. w. Craig, V. G.; w. III. Bach
elder, r. s.; A. Bowler, Treas; VIM.
Rule, p. S. F. w. Young, d. Hansen,
j. w. Philbrook, Trustees. Installation
will take place Thursday evening Jan. 1st.
A full attendance is requested.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
United States Land Office,
HUMBOLDT, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
NOVEMBER 7th, 1873.

NOVEMBER sttl, 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to
1N whom it may concern, that an appli-
cation has been made by Joseph McGil-
livray to the Government Of the United
States for a Patent to the following dcs-
cribed Placer Mining claim, viz: Known
as the Stoddart Placer Mine, situated in
County, California being bounded on
the lst, I'd, 4th and 5th courses by public
land ON the Sd course by Trinity River,
and on the 9th course by the McGillivray
Placer Mine being on unsurveyed land,
in Town. 81 North, II West, NJ. ID. NJ.
Commencing at maple post, marked
McG," the starting corner of the Stod-
dart Mine; from which the corner COM
mon to Townships No. 81 and 33 North,
Ranges s and 0 West, bears S6Io39'E
1249.49 chs distant thence, Var lSol3'E +,
lst course, S55oW 4.l3 chs set post,
marked IS" in mound with pits and
trenches, for corner; I'd course, NS50W
1925 chs intcrSect point of bedrock in
Trinity River, which rock is marked
IS" for corner Sd course, N39030'W
-. so chs intersect cottonwood, 5 in. in
diameter, marked "S," for corner 4th
course, N3SoE 1910 chs interscct pino
tree, 2S in. in diam, marked "S," for
corner 9TH course, S7loE 25.45 chs in
tersect Western boundary of McGilliv-
ray Mine, set post, marked IS" in
mound with pits and trenches, for n +,
corner of the claim 9th course, S9oW
1911 chs to and closing on the starting
corner, and containing an area of Fifty
one and 49-l00 acres.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Reeeiv-
er OF the United States for the Hum boldt
Land District. at Eureka, California,
within Sixty days from the first day Of
publishing and posting hereof.
c. f. ROBERTS,
novl560d Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

THE DONATION PARTY at Thomas
Theater, last Saturday evening, was
complete success and greatly enjoyed by
all present. The sum of about eighty
d)llars in coin, besides more or less cloth
ing and provision, was donated to Rev.
Mr.. Graves. A supper, prepared by the
ladies, as well as the dulcet strains of
" the best string band were equally on
joyed by those who "never miss a meal -
and never fail to 4" trip the light fantastic"
when occasion offers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
RECEIPTS FOR SUBsCRIPTION
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

REV. r. GRAVES will preach as follows,
until further notice:
1sr SUNDAY, in each month, at Weavervillo,
ut lO13 a. M, and at Lewiston, at II p. M.
2SD SUNDAY, at Weaverville, at 1872 a. m.,
and at Junction City, at 3 p. m, and at Canon
City at IA p. m.
BIRD SUNDAY, at Weavcrville, at 1917 a. m,
and at Lewiston, at ~ p. m.
4rH SUNDAY, at Weaveryille, at 1917 a. M,
and at Junction City, at 80 p. H., and at Canon
City, at IA .. m.