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PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. -.
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Eureka, Nevada, Aug. 81, 1871.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Newark Silver Mining Company
County. Nevada, has this day filed IN
this office a diagram together with a notice ~
application for n patent from the United
States. under act of Congress approved NAV
10, ls72.,. for fifteen hnndred-l .500-linsai
running 52i feet northwesterly and s76 feet
southcas,crly from shaft No. /. with suriacss
ground 20 feet in width. situsied in New
ark Mining District. " bite Zine county.
and field notss on file in this office as follows,
to wit:
U. S. Survey. No. 40.
Beginning at n post marked No. l., Us.
Survey. No. 49," the same being post Ne. /.
of Survey No. IS, made for the Newark Sii,
rer Mining Company. upon the Chihuahua
Lods. whSnee the = section corner On the
-. +. NJ, ID. NJ, bears n. 7ss +. 2,sSS feet
and the mouth of the chihuahua 1unpc}
bears y. 6il % W. 2bs feet; thence runnir $.
81, E. 800 feet to post mark ed No.. L. 5,
post marked No. 5. 7. 5. Survey. No, 20,
whence post No. =, of Survey Ne. 80. made for
Frank Betschman upon the Battery Lode.
bears y. 80 Is W. 2sii feet; tkencc n. sl3,a
Woo feet, to post marked No. l., It's.
Survey No. To-: and thence y. So f. 30
feet, to post No. |. the place Of beginning.
containing q Sa-lm acres, courses EXPRESSED
from the true meridian, with n magnetic va
ration OF lb'23 East.
This claim is located in the unsurvcyea
bounded on the north by the Original Chi.
huahua.
This claim is recorded in Book A.. Page IS,
Of the Newark District Mining Records, and
IA copy of the notice and plat can be found
posted at Shaft No. !, upon the lode.
81 Tkt +. HORN, Register,
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Administrators NOtirc.

District Court of the sixth J Judicial District
of the state OF Nevada, in and for Eureka
county.
In the MaHcI, Of the EstGte Of
CHARLES MEYER, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN EY THE
y undersigned, administration of the estate
OF Charles MeSet. deceased, to the creditors
ii. m all persons having claims against inc
said deceased, to exhibit them. with the nee
cSSary vouchers, within four months after
the int LITIGATION OF this ~netice, to said Al
minlsiratur, at the law oaiee OF Lansing \
Hubbard. on clark street, Eureka, in SAID
county and state.
VI. B0R0WSkY.
Public Admiuistrator Eureka county. New.
Eureka. tetobe II, lS7i o1
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE GofAbTNEESIiiP HERETOFORE
1 existing b. tween Clai les toll and joseph
incl, under the firm Lame OF coil II " in
zell, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Jo,eFh ln@ctl having purchased the inter-
est OF the hrm i'll ali Its property. i hereby
authorlled to collect ali debts due the firm,
and is Liable tor all debts owing by the firm,
and will continue the business "a Wholesale
and retal. dealer in meats, cattle and stock. at
the same I!aee. tHAl.tS COLL,
nos JOSEPH NiNXELL.
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For Rent,

THAT SUBSTANTIAL ROCK FIRE
/ proof building lately occupied by Chas.
sutherland, North Mein street. a. "a whole
sale and retail grocery and provision store.
This house i. desirable + + any basin, :. or
Tor pubic meetings, balls, private parties.
theatrical performances. otc. 1t la, IA good
floor, ~ by - feet, exclusive OF anti-roulns,
out-bniiding, stables, etc. Apply To.
HENRY LEE,
At his Eureka Chop House, Oh Main st.
Eureha. Nevada. tct. 18th, 1874. o30
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NoTJCI.
EuEE:sA MINING AND sMx,.r.

Il Ing Conn any. Location ot PRINCIPAL i,!ace
ot Business. San francisco, California; luca-
tion OF works. Eureka, Nevada.
Notice: There are Delinquent urtn
the following described stoch. on account oil
ass. ssl1cnt No. / levi d on thu l7,h day of
sbfHarY. 1911. tn several amounts set OF
ptsite the ranlas Of the respective silale-
hul1I.r- IL fnIIDyA.
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4SSFSSNENTS.
NOTICE.
Culver WEST CONNOIJDATEH
~NaUNuNl. NygbNNH Iprnfiop al

principal Place OF Business, San ! francisco.
State of CaliforHia.-Iceation OF Works. Eu-
reka. Eureka county, State of Nevada. No.
tice. There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessment
gust, 1874. the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. as
E.IlAnr-.
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Tie above sale is hereby rostponed until
Thurs iaH. iiie lD:h bay of N0se.s.-
ber. 1871. at suc O'Clock +. Nj. OF said day.
Al the etiiee OF .Matiice iiere y Co., &e. -,
! iue street, san fralcisto. cal.
III +. X. It NhEH, Secretary.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 26.
S. LAND OFFICE.

Eureka, Nevada, sept. /, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ the Silver Lick Consolidated Mining
company tfostotice address Eureka, Neva.
da, care james Adams. Agent,l has this day
fled in this Off .c II diagram together with a
notice OF application for Il patent from the
United states. under act Of Congress APP
proved May 10, l$52, for twelve hundred and
three 4 ,-0a) lAeal feet Of the Silver Lick and
Eobbie liurns Consolidated Lode, the same
running 400 feet northcastcrly and SUI feet
~southwcsterly from the Silver Lick Shaft,
with surface ground 100 feet in width, situat-
ed in Eureka Mining District. Eureka eolrs
ty. state Of Nevada, and described III the
plat aud field notes ON file in this Office as
follows, to wit:
U. S. Survey No. IS.
beginning at a post marked No. l L. s.
survey No. -" whence post No. ! of Survey
No. u. mad for Hermann iieyneiuaun upon
3.l-S feet; the summit of Ruby Hill bears
Town of Eureka bears :. 81 - +. II .0l2 feet.
and the Silver Lick SHAFT bears 5. IL ". 4l3
feet: thence running ;. b L. 100 feet to post
nark No.. t. 5. survey, No. -; thence :.
oarvty, No. -; thence " - ". 200 feet. tc
post marx ed No. l.. |. : survey, Nc. -: and
tn nee NJ 7. % feet, 10 est Ne. l.. The
place of beginning; containing. , h2-lGo acres:
courses Expressed from the tue meri-
dian with a magnetic variation Of l6t.s
last.
This claim is located upon nnsurycyed lands,
and is bounded ON the southeast by the Vera
Graz aid Cab oriia Consolidated Lode.
Ihis claim Is recorded in Book T., page -,
OF the iurcka l~istiict Mining hceords.
and II copy et the uetire and Plat can DO
found puSted at the SILVER lich Shalt. up
81 CYRUS +. HORN, Eeeister
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Application for Patent.

/. :. LSD Grftcr.
Euinnn \nYain. lrt. u.

''f'
Eaieha Nevada, tet. y. 1874.
N-GTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John L. ,J"nes, .l.ohn II. itoberts, Ed
ward Jones and james Ifrophv Il ostoilice adj
irrss. Eureka. Nevada, have this day filed in
THIS othce a diagram, together with notice o.
applleatien tor a patent from the United
states. uEder act OF Congress approved May
10Th, lG72, tor unc Thousand I.06lf lineal feet
Of thu dorado Lode. the same RAINING 900
iect Eoftherly and no feet soutlicrly from thu
location monument at tha Colorado shaft,
with surface ground .dJ feet in width, situate
ed in Eureka Mining district. Eureka county,
state OF Nevada, and described in the plat
and heId notes on hle in this Office as follows,
to wit:
U. S. Survey, No. 70.
BcgiHning at Il post marked Ne. /, T.. :.
lii bears NJ 55 +. S,.,.7 feet, post marked
70. |, of survey No. -, made for Hermann
iynamann uron the IL Dorado Lode, bears
y. ~ l.. H. > feet; thu Colorado Incline
bears :. J n L. SIS 10 feet, and a Sprr &c
tiGe tree, two feet IN diameter, marked Colo
4 /. /. bcaf> : - -. v. IS feet; thence
running ;. To- f.. 900 feet. to post marked
Ao.2. rs. Sdryey. No.. III nee ). - ".
~ iart to ie>tmafked NO. ~ t.. Survey, No.
~; th'tc. y. IL. NJ. Leo feet. to post
ul5ft.d No. 1, :. Survey No. -; and thence
NJ l.. .ol feet, to place OF beginning; col
tanning ipt-le acres. Courses expressed
lf"iii the trHe meridian, with ii magnetic va
lhltcl aim is located upon unstrvevnd lands,
and is bounded On the south by the Maria
mine.
This elaim is recorded in Book u. PAGE lof.
of thu httfeka District Mining Records. ard
aeopy oi The Hotice and plat can be- found
Posted AT The location iHonam Mt at thr Colo
rade shaft. CYIuS +. iInhN.
o. i pFiEf.r
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~ OHs NI00OWS 0s06 ~
81 SARY, No. 623 kEAkAf 81,
corner of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on tom
mercial street. Established IN
4o,i, Tor the treatment OF sexual ana oe;ilnaI
Syphilis in all its forms. seminal W eahhess,
Impotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases OF years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., successful
DK. GIBBON has the p~lea.ure Of annonn-
ing that he ha. returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe, and has re-
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
money in seeking out new remedies. and has
returned with increased facilities Tor the alie-
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weak
Seminal emission j. the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved seNua'
indulgence, Is practiccd by the youth o. poth
sexes to an almost unlimited extent. produe
ing with unerring certainty Inc following
train OF morbid symptoms. unless coinbated
BY scientific medical measures, W.. sa!iow
eountcnance, dark spots under the eyes, pam
in the head. ringing in the cars, noise Ike the
~rustIing of leaves or rafting OF charlotS, I'M
easiness about the IONS, weakness OF the
limbs, confused vision, blanted intellect, loss
ol confidence, diiiidence IN approaching S'fan-
gers. a dislike to form new acquaintance "A
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory
pimples and various erupuons about the lace,
hectic Pushes, furred tongue. fntid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, moneina-
ma, and frequently INSANITY. II ieiicl oc Hot
obtained, you should apply immediately, e-
Their in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode oil
treating this disease, which never ialis Of
~eitecting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons al a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to DIX. Gil
Bon stating case. symptoms, length Of time
she disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage ana
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
By lnelosing Ten Dollars coin in a regis
tered letter through the Pestotiice, or
through els. Fargo * Co.'S, a package OF
medicine will be forwarded To any part Of the
mon.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad.
YeFtisemeat in.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address BIZ. j. i. GIBBgA,
Box 1871, san Francisco. California.
hNl-Ir
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The date .or sal" of stech d-i.nqrel !. un'
tsrI III" above as>c>Su4cnt, Is ru>tpCncd nntii
sio:siaN. ise Oh. NaN al N0tc:nbrr.
ts.i. Iy order o ti lidara OF directors.
olNtd i. =. BEACH, .:ecrrtary.
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U. S. Survey No. go.

RosinninE at a pos, marked No. l.; :.
Survey, No. 80, whence the summit Of ituby
iill bcarS III II L. So fe.t, post Mo-,
OF 'urvey No. ~, Of the Colorado Lode. hears
last - feet. The center of the .Adel-
PHI Shaft bears :. l. +. iii feet, tho
mouth OF the .tdelphi tunnel bears :. II
t. ala feet, and u nut inc tree. enc foot in
diameter. mar ed Adelrhi "a. hearsS. 90,
y Ief rect; tieEcc rui ming ;. 10 l.. Us III
feet, to IuSt marked Ne. =. {. ;. Survey. Ne.
~; itheree S..-,t,e +. 81 30 feet, to iost
marked No. j, Us. Survey No. 81. thence ;.
o. W. 20 feet, TO rost marked No.i. !: :.
survey No. 30: ihcI,e \. .at.s W.1os a-.ottet
To post marked No. ), L. :. Survey No,s';
thence y. ID ". 81 80 feet, to ost marked
Nj, |. ;. Survey No. 20. and thence N.bia.
t.-ai feet, 10 post marked No. /, the place oi
beginning; containing Il I -loi acres. Courses
Oppressed trom the true meridian, with u
magnetic variation Of To- East.
his claim l. located upon uisurveyed lands
and is bounded on moi her end by any known
claimants: the nearest mines are the Narhat-
tan. King Bee and Florida.
his claim is recorded in Book D.. Page -
Of the f!srel u %i-trict Mining hceords, ana "A
cory Of the notice and plat can be found post
ed at the location niunumcnt urGn the lode.
OF CYRUS L. HORN, Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. rs.
L. 5. LAMP OFFICE,
Iu.-kn. Nevada Ict p;

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVE. THAT
~ John +. JOKES. John H.. Roberts, Ed
watd Jones, Joscrh Jones. l'ostotiicc address
Eure'a a, Nevada William Miller. posteliee
address,; Bingham Canyon. Utah: Matt
Moore, fostoifiee, address, opllir City, | tab.
have this day filed in this office a diagram ,
together with n Iotoc Of APPLICATION Tor Il
patent from the lnited states. under act
OF Congress approved MAY 10. l>72, for foul..
teen hundred 4 90 iiaeai feet OF the AdclIhi
erlY and 200 feet nertlwesterfy from the io-
cation monument on the loac With surface
ground two handrpd feet in width, situated
IN Eureka Mining district, Eureka county.
and filed notes on file in this Off sc AS fol-
lOWs. lo.Nit:
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All STYLES Of Chairs, Wool. Eureka. and Pulu
Mattresses, Pillows, Sheets, Window shades,
Lace and Damask Curtains. Window Cor
nices. Cocoa Mattings, Sheetings. Driliinys,
hUckinEs. Tickings, l%airts. tits. Glass.
truckery, Lamps. Fine styles of Chromos,
/ ieture Frames and Moulditgs. Mirrors. fic-
tGre Iassels and Cords. a variety OF Baby
Carriages, BASKETS. etc, etc.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES

f. s: 8: s. 5. ! s.; &C.? !: s. 60: :: s.: S.; J: s.: s: ); :; !. !; !:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-17

~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNEsDAYi April ,5 e 80, same hour and
GEORGE w. STlCKNEY. iius'ees'
apl5-wFM&ds Z. j. SWEET. Auct.
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9atiuual gepnblifatr.
THE BRIDAL TOnR.


Young sprggles and his Aramantha Jane
had just been married, and were going upon
their bridal tour. They didn't know whether,
Upon their return, they should board with
"the old folks" or take rooms at a private
hotel. Being only q clerk, spriggles' means
were limited, and he could not expect much at
first IN the way Of living.
"0f course" he said to old Bolger, q
wealthy member Of the firm who had kindly
granted him three weeks leave of absence,
I'VE must be in style, you knowi Is'poseyou
took a rusher when you were marriedp' go
IA rusherP' ii
81 mean You took an extensive tour, and
showed your wife the sights.o
YES" said Bolger with 3 nod. "I'n tell
you about it. 1 made long preparations for
my bridal tour, and the girl that was 10 be-
come wife helped me. We had Il all fixed.
and everything had been laid out beforehand.
/ worked for Il hard, and she worked too. 1t
was to be the grand event Of our lives, and we
wanted 1t to be success. We felt that as the
new life opened, so should It continue. was
earning five hundred dollars year. That was
good pay for . salesman ive-and-thirty years
ago-better than three times that amount now,
as things go. We were married IN the morning
at the house Of my wife's father. Then We
rode two miles to the substantial cottage had
secured for home. Ny money had made the
first payment on It, add Mary's money had
furnished three rooms In It.
And we ate our first meal thereafter In our
own house; and went thence TO my work, and
my wife set about her work. It was the new
life, and we determined to succeed If possible.
And IN that effort was our joyl And in the
success that followed was unalloyed happi-
ness! In less than three years my house was
paid for, and my home was my ownl Come
storm, or come sunshine, we had 9 roof to
cover us-a roof from which the hand of man
could not turn usi
81 doubt, young man, II ever a bridal tour
was happier or more profitable than was mine;
and knew that Mary enjoyed 1t with me, and
knew the exercise Of housekeeping upon her
own account was invigorating and healthful.
But then we married for real, earnest, living
and loving. We believed we should find life's
purest joy in the discharge of Hfe's sacred
duties.
81 declare" pursued the old man, with a
glistening moisture In his eye, 81 should ike
those first blessed DAYS Of my own home-hfe to
live over againl But It may not be. And /" he
added, with regretful shake of the head, az
fear the young men of the present generation
will not live them for my viewing"
Spriggles walked away, scratching his head.
BE wasn't sure that he had really caught the
DRIFT Of the old mans remarks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-17
TREmREBRER CHILDREN

The number of Jews In the United States was
estimated by the census of 1870 to be five hun
dred thousand; the number of their church or
CARNATIONS one hundred and eighty-nine; the
value OF property held by these IS, 155, 2S4-the
latter having quadrupled In ten years and in
creased ten times in twenty years. The assem-
bly, of the Jewish benevolent order of B'nai
Birth at Chicago-an order numbering among
its members q quarter of million of Jews who
reside in the United States-affords Us an op-
portunity for some remarks concerning this re-
markable people, whose progress In wealth
alone in this country is only indicated in the
statement of the increase of their ecclesiastical
holding, as given above. 1t is pleasant indeed
TO turn from the turbulent discord which char
acterizes the condition Of many classes Of our
foreign population whose members, under the
titles of Communists, Internationals, or other
distinctive and discreditable designation, appear
to adhere to the country and its society only for
the purpose of imposing upon the one and dis
organizing the other; to turn from these antag-
onistic and ungrateful elements to people
from whom we have never received injury,
whose existence among US has been peaceful,
Industrious and law-abiding, and whose char
acter for charity Is justly indicated by the ex-
istence and labors Of the benevolent society of
B'nai Birth. And, turn where We will, in
viewing the history of the Jews we find them,
as q people, invariably characterized in their
citizenship by the qualities we have mentioned.
The calm pertinaeity of their existence in we'll
being and well-doing has been ever marked by
such dignity and selfrestraint as to compel our
respect. No other race of men has ever sur
vived under such weight of unmerited shame
and obloquy, and other impositions, as the
Jews have successfully lived down. The
names of the Rothschilds, Montefore, Dis
raeH, and others, are at once recalled
to our memory, in considering this sub
iect, as those of men of high emf
hence, whose own rise in the scale Of posi-
ton and preferment is not more remarkable
than the widespread influence they have exer7
cised over the conduct of the affairs Of the
world. Others, who have occupied exalted
social and political positions IN our country, may
be readily recalled to mind; but II Is rather in
regard to the bearing and manners of the Jews
in their capacity of citizens and their position
as men that we desire chiefly to commend
them. In the fact that under no circumstances
do we find the Jews coming upon the State or
the city as beggars or criminals is chiefly to be
seen the marked difference which exists be-
tween them as q race and the horde OF outside
barbarians whom we have had to furnish In
millions with lodgings, at the expense of the
State, in our jails, our prisons, our asylurns,
and our innumerable charitable institutions.
Though not so noisy and self-sufhcient as these
others, the Jews are of more advantage to the
United States than ten times their number OF
our ordinary foreign population.
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St sO nm Dsrh SPP R e 6 1sPs
en- Pfa ssSi SC IA III Z GxL LII
S9 sS e BEhsy 81 Pa ave-
TnEADDIs PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ~ Pa. ave;
@ Pa p.cs: Is 20 sS S
Special attention ~ IN is given to Copying.
PLUMBERS AND GAS.FITTERS.
ALEX; R. SHEPHERD Co. ,s1oP Pa. ave, bet. 9th and
3Gth sts Practical Plumbers and Steam and Gas;
kinds OF supplies appertaining 10 the trsde;
very large and select stock consisuiiy on land;
PrS%gsIS s,ssHssd 8 !. s5e loves rates IS ,o,S
RoBT. S. scoTT. na Pa av., bet. INST and I'D SIS.
P.DALY Plumber. &steam Filter, as 9th ST. NV.
PRINTING OFFICES.
JUDD DETwKILER, cor. Pa. ave. and nth st.
bEARDsLEY 4 SNoDGRAss, 90 Pa. av., bet.44 q 6th.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
RIB. YoUNGs, Western Produce Co., <S Pa. aye;
SMooT EICHELBERGER, NV. cor. DIN ana ID sts'
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NoURsE MIDDLETON. 6l3 18th ST :, op. Treas: Dept.
DYKR& DAVIDSON, Paw, mr. 10th st., or Mnburn's
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN WELcKER. 18th St., bet, N. ave. and II 81.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE, 10OS Eleventh street, bet. x
and stTtesS s 70 AIS ssS Gf Pa rfs
where their Children and Wards may receive
ofs frsnk
T. Baldwin, PRINCIPAL.
T., Ii
sts.: II. Spencer, President. Send for circular.
SEWING MACHINES.
p. J: STEER 4 son, 56l Pa ave, bet. ~ and 9Th
Sewing Machines. These are really the simplest,
the swiftest, and lghtest running Of any lock-
shuttle, and consequently they need no tension
Al all on the under thread.
proved sewing Macfihes a which have no 1 equal
SHIRT FACTORIES.
DKvLTN Co., tof New York, 11oe F ST., near llth
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Hess, losth st
SILVER PLATERS.
RoBT.A. WHITEHAND, s0 d. ST., bet. sth and 9th
BRusT PUMPHREY, stair Builders, cor. 9th and
streets, near Patent Office.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
WIN. PRIZE 1908 street, between IIth and I'M
STATIONERY, &c.
BEN F. FRENCH, 6l3 18th st. under Nat. Metropol-
titan Bank, Stationery, &C. speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
and 10th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
STOVES, SHEET IRON q TIN WARE.
W. D. WHvILL, So Pa. ay., near ~ st.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
J. wALLAcE s. High ST., Gtn., and ss 9TH ST. N. W.
TRUNKS, &C.,
Fellows Hall: Fine Sole Leather and Dress
EPRs Rns IrG sf ana sSss df poles
ct Books, Shawl Straps, Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes, &C., &c. Also, Zine Harness, Saddlery,
Carriage Robes, &c.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
CHAs. q. PEARcE, I4f9 Pa. ave-, bet. 18th & 15th5
WIN. ROGERS, 400 llth st., near Penna. avenue.
CPHOLSTERERs.
W. r. CRAMPsEY, l0l2 street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
j. s. HEEAULT Son, Importers, 1903 st. n. W.
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
T. EDw. CLARK Co., GIG Louisiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-17
GALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER
- "MCCULLOCH.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March q, ls74. ! =
VIII be said at public auction TO the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at L. O'Clock noon OF TUES
DAY, the 18th day OF April, 1874 at New York city,
the revenue steamer MCCULLOUGH Said YES
sci built at Baltimore in 1855 Is about 500 tons
burthen 10. M; length, us feet; beam, . feet
inches materials, white oak, live oak white ches-
nat and locust knees OF white oak and hackma-
tack : diagonal iron braces inches by y inch on
the outside OF FRAME tops OF braces securely rveted
10 band inches by Il inch, extending from stem to
stern well fitted with spars, standing and running
rigging, sails, awnings, boats, bolts-craDes, blocks
aud falls anchors chains etc. She hssa low pressure
beam engine 4s-inch cylinder, feet stroke OF pis-
ton. main and donkey boilers, steam-pumps. and
all the necessary steam gauges, clock and register
steam whistle tools, etc. Her equipments. consist
ing Of anchors chains, compasses, gases, lanterns
lead Lines. TOOLS furniture, ETC.. as per inventory
will be sold separately At the same time and place.
The vessel will be open for inspection until the
day OF GNle at Government wharf, Staten Island.
Inventories OF the articles to be sold with the
vessel, and all further desired information can be
obtained board, or OF Captain John MCGOWAN,
U. S. X. NJ, No. 16 Broadway. New York.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids. 1900.
ISigned,] WIN. A. RICHARDSON,