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RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, july d, lS7a.
FROM WAsHINGrON CITY.

hAVA WARRINGTON CITY.
1.oos. m, BsliimOre. ksnspciis, cr.absrry ana
nmsy Stations On MsiR stem, and W sshinston
= SO q. M, baltimore ed Relay.
,mnr. ses R RSrn, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
eos q M ohie.so, &. Louis. Lou,.vn.. o,,c.o.
ford sprins.. Deer Psrk, Piftsbnrs, R,cf-
B.IptssiiIe, R:s.rstOsn, Tredsrici, ,s Siam,
Tn, white sulshur Springs. Paglor Oars.
sls q. m, Point OF Rocss and Way stsf,Oas'
sSos. m, Baltimore and Way Stations
1000 g. N, Baltimore, Blsdensbnrg, BeltsviIIe,
LOO ?: m, New YORK, Philsds phis, Norfolk, Il
a m tSost C.ty, bsltul -re. DtERsT ar heiss.
9'SV p % , Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
S-*s D. N, Baltimore. Frederick ana all later.
mediate Way stations.
tla ?, n. wincsester, Hassrstowu, Frederick,
roli,sn ~ n noess ard Way stSsions,(vis Metro
- N. Bal. moro, Annapolis snd az stations.
2 os Pm, BslIimsre ard Relay.
H pa sGGi0mon; s,nap.syi Deer PsTs Bssss-
= Se ,. m, Baltimore and Way stations.
MarIinsbrrR, Berkeley Springs, Ounlbsrisaa.
s p,I. AZ Al stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n""' as az ~ YSE en- S'Gi'oHs-s.So 9. n, 90,
For BaA'7'OTs aSi RslST.-1.3o a. N. and = .Os
Wss. -s 90 a. m. snd7p.n.
PIttSbETg so .. m.
81 Az Taias Sop at Viafsf Rot,i, E,lry
hOUSt Sfditoa.
ard Ohio Ticket once, Wsshiactou sts-icn, ans
$50 PeensJ lTsnis avenue, where orders viii be
.aken for Baggage to be checked and received ct
RIOS. r. sHaRP, Master o. Transportation
u NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
gro. b. KoONrZ. GeB1 Agent. jy35
~ Nar.
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The MaHkAfa.

.. BALIINoRE, August 5.-virginia skies, peeIers,
S7R; WIS inias consolidated. 53s West Virginl.s
~ MOTH Cssstna sixes, old, Is; do, new, TO- do.
bALfINeRE, August 5 Cotton q ShaIe firuer-
Low middiin gs, Is. Flour more active-uncnsnsed
wheat actfye-unchanged. Corn dull ard weak
white southern, sSGpel; yellow southern, 81; wes.
trn mlxed,H oats dull aud heavy-6Od5s; W esterR
mixed, e.; do. white, 5000 Bye dull ana ioRAr-
PORK scarce ana M anti ssIng Ness
:, clear rio sides, ~ Bacon very active ard
suong-shonIders, g Gl0i ciesr rib sides, ls3s /;
sRsr,cnred bans, H@n,s Lard firmer and higher
lfz 9l45a. western butter UNCHANGED. Coffee auiat
stu s,easy-fair to prime cargoes, 1914 nsIX. C-uds
petroleum. very dull, nominal, and buyers demand q
reductien-tA@4zS. Whisky quiet aud lower
W@Sl Is. sugsr unchsnged-lO', @O7S.
NEW YORK, August 5.-Stocks dull and q little
lower. Money on call, 2 per cent. Cold, 1885,
dull. ~
NEW YORK, August 5-Flour steady. Wheat a
shade hrmer. Corn advancing.
LONDON. August 5, IL 30 o. m .-Consols for mon
eY g'S@glt for account, 92s GEES Erie. sc q b0l
The rae for money at the stock exchange on gov
eminent securities il ~ per cent
IoNDsN. August 5. s .. m-Oonsols for money
a,4 @s21s; on account, 9Hs Paris dispatches uJts
rentes at % francs, 49, Confines
FRANKFORT, August 5.-Bonds, 1852, 9Sik
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WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL STRERr-Explains
stock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent free. TUMBRIDGR 81 Co.,
1924 2Wall street, New York.
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nSSoTICI TO pEPysITvRS OF 9EoR9E
Wy TOWN SAVINGS BANK, q. q.
TIE rate 81 interest on ordinary deposits md In
this bank from and after August LIST, l7s, will Be
FIVE PER OEhT PER AENU9.
Interest |. slwsys competed .i.ss allowed for ssch
calendar month Sy order % tn. Boarl
HEHRY P0LKlRdORN, Pre- faeut
JbMEs plOkeuN. Cashier lyl5 In
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NkW EXPIRES LINE VIA CANAL.
n BFTVTEN

PHiL1hsngELhPsh lIkiALrHAEDEIA,y Va, Wash.
FAILING DAYS.
iron fier - Worth WhRryes, phil
URDAY,m ksDAf and SAT SszE
i,pm ~ Water strest, Gsorsesswp, o, O., MOS.
Ihis line connects at PhilsdeIrhis VITA "Oiyoe.
ZOE Line" o. steamers for Providence, Boston and
tnls Inc eF hyde Agent fer b. q o.
r GLfpE 90, Philadelphia.
WALDO A. PEAROk, 90 Oonsrss ssre>s ,Bossos.
ders len at General Once, SOS fonnsyfv anis ave-
nue, or q the steamer wharf VII BE- prom ply a.
enaed %. spf-tr
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PARTING GIFT TO GENERAL HOWARD
General Howard was last night Presented .ith
solid silver Ice cream service by many of his
friends, consisting chiefly OF those who are or
have been In some way connected with Howard
University. The presentation speech, which
was made by Mr. VIM. waring, a graduate OF
the law department. was appropriately re-
sponded to by General Howard. After the pres
entstio1, those present took an afectionate
farewell Of the General and Mrs. Howard
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ISI4PENNsYLVANia RoUrEIS74
soRTHyrsr TO THE orr,y-,
Trains leave follows:
"ssnipytOn.- 5:ss 8. N. Baltimore. 1:2s.. n.
=. sec "A m : 100 A. N
Tx GREAT Double TRACK ROUTE,
I'll etekhht Scenery, Palace etate-room Day ana
Might Cars, with nOnders imprOyernsnts
New York. ~
The IL: .. n. daily, except sundsy, Southwest,
Msst snd Northwest; s:sV 2. M, dsiiy, Cincinnati
MAKE CONNECTIONS
snEoEgh from WASHINGTON To BUFFALO.
OhtNAG0 acd ST. LOUIS without change
Ttckets py this route he procured al the O1ces
corner OF Lstb street and PenIsy svenoe and
corner OF 9Th street and PennsyVsHts avenue, onder
National Hotel where reliable Information VIII d
given az Gil times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices CO..
secure sccommod a.ohs 10 Palace Cara for Chicago,
81. Louis and Buffalo.
I'D. .. VoUHG,9enerI Passenger Agent,
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TIE sINeHR SEWING MACHINE sales ofIsI2
were &219 $50. l,12-s,wH
THHRM0MErRRs and Bar0meters are repaired
And made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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INSTALLATION or OFFICHRS.-Monday even
ing, the Sd inst. the following elected officers or
the Great Council, ID. c., Improved Order OF
Red Men, were duly installed in their respective
ofhces by Past Great Sachem Lewis, at wigman
OF Seneca Tribe No. :, for term of one great
sun commencing Sd sun, sturgeon moon. G. s.
ID. 80; Great Sachem, James r.. Dement,, of
Usage, No. .: Great Senior Sycamore, Archie
Thompson, Black Hawk, No. II; Great JUNIOR
Sycamore, W. b. Williamson, TuscarOra, No .;
Great Keeper OF wampum, Hugh G.. Divine
Logan, No. :; Great Chief Of Records, John N
MeElwain, Usage, No. 6. Appointments were
also made by the Great Sachem Of the following
chiefs: Great Sannap, Thomas II. Scott, OF
Tuscarora, No. 3; Guard of Wigman. j. s.
Bremmerman, Of Logan, No. 8; Guard of Forest
W. II. Wilson, OF Seneca, No. II.
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day, the Board Of Health received from the
printers batch Of blank forms for application
for compensation for payment for infected
clothing, &C., destroyed BY order OF the board
during the prevalence OF the smallpox two
years ago Persons interested can call at the
once, on street, and ell them up and append
then signatures, when they Will be fled for final
acton and settlement Some nine OF these
claimants hled their claims in the ONCE vester-
day. The entire amount does not excead "a 40
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAh
Well street To-day.

EEw ronK, Augasts-The Pesi's financial article
saJ 70: The W al greet market contisuss qaie:, api
to-day siiy firm. Reports in regard 20 the re.
yfvn az trade and the eeaiY recovery of TIE gceat
fndussrie- ON the depression Of the panic are as
surirg. GostrEm.nt bonds are steady and firm s7d
prices generally ftacticn higher than yesterday.
STATE bonds a. the frat board were strong with sales
eonhEed TO Tennessee, Missouri, and North Caro.
liza s'xes Issued 10 Nsrth Carotns rsilro "a CON.
psny Railroad bonds are also strong and mode.
rsfey active. Money 3e13 per cent for call l0ans;
O. ga and for prime mercsntile paper; gold paper
$40 per cent. Tire leans OF money GA 40.
Ho0d colaterals are quoted as follows: 50
cay cay, per cen, up to December Is. per
At these rates no difficulty experienced in getting
almost any amount. Banks are stronger now tn "a
they have been for several years. and there is every
rssson TO believe thst the money market viii work
AZ least comfortably for borrowers during the re-
msnder 81 the yesr Gold opened at 100 &, ana has
SINCE sold Of lo91 9l09h; On gold leans the rates
have been ) per cent. for carrying Foreign az
change Is quoted for business at and 900 for
prime bankers, bills on London. the STOCK market
opened irregular. but in the main prices wsre
higher During the FIRST hour there was an advance
otIfSgss Per cent, except w bssh, st. Paul aud
Pscinc MAIL, which wers highest at near the
as We write are at lowest of 20 -aay
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Esr ABLIs AZ 1871.
STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE
The Steamer GEORGEksNA leaves I'm ssr,et
NLsi every MOhBsH EVENING.
fciu' iISs1i iIT man 2, rHs,
ylsltoei' L. hlGHTIsGaLE,
1874 sUMnrS Ass BE, 1871
POTOMAC BIVER LANDIHGs,
,n,-o- INCLUDING
COLIOHS. BLACKEsTON's ISLAND, and
LE0NsRDTOWN
p,i VIII hno isNortte IrOp Steamer PILOT BOY,
OeEta,n SOeeFn white, leaves 6ih-
49, Nhs,Is every TUESDAY ana = ~. -
sbtlhna1 MORNING, for IAnd <<-zr1z1kz..ks
mas en- Potomac, a. follows.
ON TUESDAY, ON sATURnav
leave 81 y O'Clock 10Y leave at \ otsicHt g
Giynont, Glvmons N''NAi Vi
Sandy Point, Ss35T Petp,
s aNts.h N ~ fo,Lt, Liverpool Point,
Cha tn foiht, Smiths Point,
Sbatterions CbatfertOr,
kteWart's Wharf. SfaWsrts. d.
luois0nt NhsEi. Tolsnn's wharf,
nna.hi ~, folnti Matthias Poiut,
mattor Greek, Iopgv,os 49,
LongWoOd Wharf, NM. HbsrF $500
Cotton = wharf, lpIt1r 1. Nyb,rf
BiAckistoni : IslGud, Blacki-tor's Leland
Curri man. T,eorsrlto--- ~'
Returning on Weenas- Currioman
day, making the above Returning on Sunday
rsrn q. - -, nGking above landings.
A.Ppiyto Wh. II. BYLEs, Agent,
--ele-u 6k-stre-t Wharf.
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M ERCHAHTr LINE OF sTIAns6Tp.
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

nsrs. n the nns Steamship n o. EHIGHT ana
Yrmniyi between NV YORK, ALEX <3NA
AAsnpPakkL sHIE TON .ne-s,s&SsA
sLOhSkIvNh,a as fOliOws:-Leave NEW YORK
uom fler ~ East river, every SATURDAY al q
m'' ,esss SE0 TOWN every FRIDAY a. .
Arsn, loIi tniornstlon ePply & B. p a. DREHAn,
sown. or st The corner q nth stree. and SeU Yerk
'I ~ firs,rb,. ": THOMPSON !, Pre-idert.
Gers len At General Cfioe, eos PepnsTiy.u., ave-
san 81 o. the steamer vksrf Win be promptly ".
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baltimore & POTOMAC RAILROAD
L. DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND srKK.Ts NV
hIer june 2Sth. l674, trains will run IS follows:
1hAiHS LEAVE FOR TEAMS dRRIVE AT
ga PAL HMOhE. WASHING TON.
o ". northern en- e:lSA. m,,Hew York Er-
s; ;son q s m. hecOumOds- $50 a. m. Fast Line
s;2S a. NJ, Limited IS- Io:sos m, Aocomu,oia-
Pae G l0S New YORK, ton daily ex. Sunday.
or car train siGnoaS' sns ma Baltimore
1875 e. M, Fast Line press daily /, en- sunday,
West daily eI. Sunday 4 :03 D m Limited ~.
o:40p. m, Accomm. ds- press from New York,
tion, daily, az. Sunday. daily, en- sunday
sSO 2; M, ior Pittsourg, 9:s3 .. m, AccOmmods-
Sine s AL, ana south ton, except Sunday.
Sest; osly; FOR the $3.50 y. m, daily, from
Sorln oshy, eHcep, Baltimore aud the west.
$50 p NJ. for Pbiladel- igSres., dsiiy southern
1855 ,. m. sccommoda-
tion 20 Baltimore daily
except Sunday
YefkR Night ii Ssi 1pTs! Sc"
Trains leaving washington st Is NJ on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, sid $40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday. connect at Bowie with trains for
Popes Greek ,lesving Bowie At 10 a. aud $40
.. M, arriving al Popeis CreeA At 1:se AID 5:2s
Trains leaving Washington Of 5:35 q. N. and
$40 ,. N. connect 81 OdeItoR with trains for An
Trains arriving Of Washington az 1910 q. m,
and s:as p. m, connect al Bowie with trains from
Popes Creek lire.
northves, corner of 18th street. aud Pennsylv aaia
avenue, northwest cor 9TH street and PeEnsyys-
nis avenue, can have their baggage called for sDd
and West Through tickets 10 Oinoinnati, Ooium.
bus, Ineianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicsso, Omaha, San francisco, and sII
80 - y. L. DUBGRRY, General supr.
II, 3. YOUNG, Gen. Psss'r Agent. apg3-d
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AUCTIONEERS.

.. u. AssTIa. ROBERT ii. RYAN.
Il. b. cyan q CO.,
General Brokers and Real Estate Auc+genears aus
7th street, Federal Building, opposite Post
Once Department.
Special Improvement and General Sewerage
TAKE spsid promptly and at low rates aplsiv
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ER0M PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Hew Express Line -

IL III HA1
simply
"Hew xpress Line.n
fRoh BOSTON AND rRovIDESCr
marx fTtIs ht via "Olydes Iron Line" ard shin nv
Boston sDd Providence Railroad.
zee advertisement Of "New Express Linen
For full information apply to
spf7ly 81 water street Georse.o,s, m ~
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WAs4RiHssSgIpSsS; Ne SSSE sn0LSbb kfT YORK
The fine iron steamer LADY on THE LAEu
s sSiSE rs si ,s.R her n rssg.I tTIs
si1ih stre.t, every MONDAY sncs&xsz-6
rsEng 81 p ma. Coaching At the principal
rNer lsnoinge, cCnuectErg at Norfolk with Steam
ship OF the NJ. and n. Line for Boston and ProTi.
e.nee; with the Old Deminion Steamship Com.
Care OF Lady ofthe Lake, via Norfolk -
N. II. FITZhUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf.
on A. q. PLANT, General Agent
dpA RsOm No. 10, Plan. RuIldfDc
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ASSESSMENTS.


principal Place Of business, San francisco,
state Of California.-Location of WORKS, Eu-
reka, Eureka county, State Of Nevada. No
ticc. There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Assessment
(Ne. q levied on the nineteenth day Of Au-
gust, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. as
follows:
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A Card to the b

j.. .! Earcha. reminds The - public thai lathe he
has. for ever three years. satisfied the poor
and rIch alike il the quality of watches and
leEelry he has sod them; and during that
time ne has dehed, and still dehes all eompe-
'iiion against him. lie has on hand every
thing pertaining 10 his line of business; i
ret III sight, the articles are only to be asked
fer and they will be shown. He has CON
WINGED the public that he sells gold a, / sil-
Yer watches cheaper than can be bous BIT IL
>an rancIsco or from Eastern manufacture
ers. as he deals with leading houses and pur-
chases nj wholesale prices only. In proof Of
this you have only 10 visit his place in " ellis,
largo 4 to's building asd, after examining
his superb stock, be convinced that his EN-.
porium is as hne as any on the Pacific Coast.
ly2 J STRAUS.
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO.. 2ss.
U. s. LAND OprIcE.
Eureka, Nevada Oet n

u. ). LAND 0BYIcE.
Eureka, Nevada, Oct. %, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEr, ru.
~ JOIN 4. Jones, John II. Rober,,, n III
ward Jones. Joseph Jones. Postofice sdd.a.a0-
address, Bingham Canyon, Tishbe: ''Ssas.
Moore, Postofkcc address, Opkir Civ. liM J
have this day filed in this office \ di.sSua
together with = notice Of application fsossa.
patent from the United States, under
of Congress approved May 10, 1872. for ssud
teen hundred slico, !ineal feet Of the AdeSS
crly and go feet northwestcrly from ill.,
cation monument on the lode with .nrs!ee
ground two hundred feet in width. s;tn.,I
in Eureka Mining District, Eureka counss
state of Nevada, and described = ira nig.
and filed notes on 6le in this saice 1, ~
lows, to-wit: W.
o. s. Survey No. 90.
Beginning at a post marked No. I. Z.
Survey. No. 80. whence the summit Of ma.
Hill bears n. IL IA Z. S,7D fest, post No
Of survey No. 49, ef the Colorado Lode. bear;
Phi Shaft bears s.. 10 i. s4s fee feet. nd II.
mouth of the Adelphi tunnel bears s. li IT,
+. 5l9 feet, n a nut pine tree, enc foo, \,
diameter. marked Adelphi b. T.. bearsS S. tNL.
". l03 feet: thence running s. loo n, 7oS II
feet. to post marked No.2.U.S. Survey. Ma
marked No. 3, U. S. Survey No. 50; thence ~ n
6it4o W. zoo feet, to post marked No. i. Il I
Survey No. 80; thence Meg W.7Os $50 feet
to post marked. No. 5. L. 5. Survey M n.
thence n. l6o W. 69l $40 feet, to post marisj
Ns.d, U. S. Survey No. -; and thence n. saLs
+. M3 feet, to post marked No. l, the plscs Il
beginning; containing q 4s.lOO acrcs, CONF
expressed from the true meridian, viii \
magnetic variation Of l61.o East. "
This claim is located upon unsurveyed land,
and is bounded on neither end by any knosr
claimants; the nearest mines are the ManbSt.
tan. King Bee and Florida.
Ibis claim is recorded in Book d, Pare ~
of the Eureka District Mining Records. and =
copy OF the notice and plat can be found po.s
ed at the location monument upon the Lde.
OF CYRUS r. HORN, Register
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NJREkA MINING AND M ELT.

PAL place OF business, San Francisco. Cali
%fornia. Location Of works. Eureka, Eureka
county, Nevada. Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the Directors, held on
ment( No. ~ Of Twenty-Five cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the Cor
porat;on, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin, to The Secretary at the of
fee of the Company. No. IA Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twelfth DAY of Deccm-
her, 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised
mcnt is made before. will he sold on
" Wednesday. the sixth day Of Janun.
nv. 1879. to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs of advertising and OK
penses of sale.
r. +. BEACH, Secretary.
OrrIcE-No. 424 Montgomery street. san
Er,pcis.a talif, rpia pI0td
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Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. go.
U. s. LAMP OFFICE,
Eureka Nevada. Oct. Z

N"hs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John +. Jones. John II. Roberts, Ea.
ward Jones and james Brophy (Postofice ID.
dress, Eureka, Nevada.) nave this day fledn
this office II diagram, together with u notice Of
application for II patent from the United
states. under. act OF Congress approved May
10th, ls12, for one Thousand Il .00O) lineal iet
feet northerly and 800 feet southcrly from the
location II ut the Colorado shan,
with surface ground 200 feet in width, situst.
ed in Eureka Mining District, Eureka county,
State Of Nevada, and described in the Plat
and field nstss on flc in this office As follows,
q. s. Survey, No. 70.
beginning Mt a post marked mo. 1T. s.
Survey, No. a." whence tho summit Of Ruby
ill bears n. % So l.. s.577 feet. post marked
No. l, Of Survey No. 81, made for Hermann
Nyneinann upon the FL Dorado Lode, bears
\. lie IS I. l.n2 feet; the Colorado Incline
bears 5. % ~ L. SIS $40 feet, and n spruce
pine tree, two feet in diameter. marked Colo.
RADIO b.. L. bears s.. ~, 3, ". IS feet. thence
running S. l6'ae l.. 900 feet, to post marked
No.. US. Survey No. Il; thence 5. $50 ".
100 feet ~ post mnrked No. ~. S-Survey, No.
~; thence y, liz W. 1908 feet, to post
N:'i!st' J.. .nl feet, to place Of besinning; cot
tanning F1-loo acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian, with u magnetic VI.
ration of 49, East.
Thi, claim is located upon unsrrveyed land,
and Is bounded on the south BY the Maria
mine.
This claim is recorded in Book y. page 100.
of the Eureka District Mining Records, and
II copy of the notice and plat can be found
posted ut the location monument ut the Colo
RADIO shaft. CYRUS r. HORN,
CT Register.
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POst1,Oncmenf.

POstpOncmenf.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Thursday. the 18th bay of NOyenn.
ber. 1874. at she o'clock +. NJ, of said day.
AT the office of Maurice bore X Co., No. 32j
/ inc street, San Francisco, Cal.
nj +. Il. BUNKER, Secretary.
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And in accordance with law, and an order
of the board OF Trustees, made on the nine
teenth day of August. 1874. So many shares of
each parcel Of such stock as may be neccssa-
of Maurice bore & Co., No. SD Zine street,
ian francisco California, on Saturday.
the Thtrty.iirst day Of October. 1874.
at the hour Of | o'clock r. NJ, Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, to.
gethsr with costs Of advertising and ex expenses
of the sale. +. Il. BUNKER,
Secretary.
Gfice-Nos. 3 and 1 Shcrman's Building.
No. COS Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California. OLE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-15
Dissolution of Copartnership,

VIiE COPARTN ERSIlIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Charles Goll and JOSEPH
W MEL; under the firm name of Coll Il VIM
zell, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Joseph inzell having purchased the inter
OF the firm in all It's property, i. hereby
authorized to collect all t.ebts due the firm.
and is liable for all deus or ing by the firm,
ana viii continue the business as Wholesale
aud retail dealer in meats, cattle and stock. at
the same place. CIlARES COLL,
nos JOSEPH WlNLELL,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-03

MAKING LIGHT OF A BUSTLE. - A
merry party of ladies and gentlemen, out
sailing on the st. Lawrence, in darl;
evening, were saved from great danger
and probably death, by the presence of
mind-and the bustlc-of one Of the
young ladies. A large steamer was close
upon them, and collision seemed inev-
table unless the steamer could be sig
nailed to change her course, which it was
impossible for the sailing craft to do
The party was in terrible dilemma, as,
except few matches, there seemed no
means at hand Of producing light. The
young ladies, except one, screamed with
terror, and fearful catastrophe seemed
on the point Of consummation. A slight
rustling, however, was observed in the
direction of the silent young lady. No
one could see what she was doing, but
she soon handed roll Of paper to one of
the gentlemen. In moment it was
ablazc, the steamers course changed
and the party were saved.
When they recovered from their fright
there was naturally much speculation as
to where that important roll of paper
came from and it finally leaked out that
the fair one had heroically sacrificed her
hustle to secure the safety of herself and
companions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-03

RIVER NAVIGATION, - Mr.. Luttrell
has introduced bill into Congress APP
propriating 100000 for the purpose
of clearing out the channels OF the Sacra-
mento and Feather Rivers, and improv-
ing the navigation of those streams
We hope the appropriation will be OBJ
tanned and those highways Of trade be
once more made available at all seas
ons of the year. I'm season Of low wa
ter it is difficult for steamer of even the
lightest draught 10 reach Marysville, and
last season, the head of navigation on
the Sacramento river was at Princeton,
IA miles above Colusa. From the large
amount of heavy tailings which are be-
ing constantly poured into the Feather
River and its tributaries, it seems to us
that it will be a task of some difficulty to
open a channel in that stream which will
not be filled up again by the deposits of
the succeeding winter. But mining OPP
erations on the Upper Sacramento are
comparatively limited, and in this stream
it would seem that the distractions to
navigation could be removed and chan
mel cleared, which would permit navga-
ton to Red Bluff throughout the entire
year.