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New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

NTFW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
" REoPENED WEDNESDAY,, Pes. IS 1e1i -
SORTHRRE DIyIsiON-L-aye 6cwiork pleT = forh hTsf'
fooi Of Rectost) for Long Branch hol bans to noa
River Msncheer and at'fheo4@s s'-lobs
m NeE-YOTE al V3 10 a. n
soTIERy DIvIsON-On Iuss,y, Thursiay and Saturday
MA train w eve Manchester 1880 fgr Flneud bridge
,n RaV SID and ntnneae stations RerfGng on honlAy,,
Edns,,s ara FRIDAYS arriving at Manchester - n fegl'
yed a up To :45 pm WM 5. SNhDENi kee Lone bsLeh
ATEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAIROAD.-Nev.f0rt sud Nes-faNea DyISn-,
wISTER AREAEGRMkNT, COMMENCING NOV ~. ls13
p,e, station m Mes York Central Depot kHtfapss on
Fortfec0ni-s-
TRAINS LEAVE hBN iOhh ~ -, oo.
New Haven 7O5 tAecnl ooo .rt -,
tAeeni 10OOs (Br), 1900 Aeenl 500 l5i {1l 30
.eni ami 40 Qoea EL) $40 I pi slU az D "a
or south Norssn 705 sos 905 an l2;oD m EoO TX ~
35J 43S Jl0. 6:3j S:lO. S:lO FOR siarIoIi ~
9O5 1910 q 1900 n 800 22j md 500 tBI S'o 40
4:45 $40. 5:40, 635, 1870. Gl0. $40 p M
fo, & a,es. IA at .O5 lO:0O 300 sn $40
LIZ ani 9lO me S;OS n i'uo'
90 $40 and g,l D. m Stamford, korHaS AND b.s
tTns on shore Ih1s
vision the Conn faeJ Al hsJboei INC
nc Sith SnoIe Line lNs oA o I'm,
M and 2OU noon sps connect River r. H. at Springfield
Montreal The 800 l;uo ani o:VU D. n.'
,opnset, E6 HaueAiuI and the bO5 m ana oo a
kiro,1 Ct Bridgeport he sOo l -; "a SUI
te 500 NJ 800 BIO IN with les-I~naan kaIoad al
sunday Boston Trans at via sprogaeif slo :"
ears Day Express and Sleeping Night RI
t he purchased At Ticket ohes OF Comp,ny at Granl Cen
. -, AZ AZ odees Of TrsnSyr Co.. 944 Broadway ,nd
Wn5.o, House n and Ne. Coust BrookJni NAo viii also
,b.sE bsgrsye from residence 10 dsstnihon a.,
For f.rl, Information Of p,rrsslsrs zee s 81 p,
L. Genl hup1. heS-liaEeh
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
Eetp Uanteo-- Males.

vI'HE BECKWITH SEWlNG-MACHiEE Co.
local agents the sale Of their $50 rOhbLb
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE sells for cash sready ondeooo
and Liberal dcOnnt sgon and exclusive control
Geory given circular and Address obI Broad
Nev-York,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID and EaSg.t1k Rsroad lare sl steamer tsA "a aS ai
ppd No rsht EevYok. and no day boat om b'Se'
port 81 amer BRiItS EPORT As before.
NEW W-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, - Fare,
~ 81 40 leave Pecs.dp for hes Haven A. 10 ana a.
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NARRAGANSETr STEAMSHIP CO.
~ =
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT NJ,
FROM PIER 2s, NORTH RIVER foOr OF hURhN-sr"
rlE NAeSIFicESr sr.AYEHs
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
1et. And .eroom, seared principal Ticket
oil Pier
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIYBh RAILROAD NOV. 1873 ihrough uaiss vii
! Grand Ceuua nsIoJ. -.
800 n. IbcsO AMI Northern BiDress WIZ "-"nk'0N o'
W and 81 Aubans ~, p.<A
10:5O Ii. sl Cheaso kIpre"
trtsr Bufl %, So- ,,,.- ,...
3IOp an AI,sny ana Troy EIDress, Saturdays only. .
lOO n Morusil Express ,eepaseas from FeH forf TO
600 m Express Daily With sleeping can for wiserosH An1
500 P,sse Express, D,ilV -ith leepioses for RoeS.
Bua,lO, EssaIA Fsihi also Tor ohsAse wa D0- " ~ ~
Railroads -,, 80. o., r., .nd Ah.pr
"aJ Esm as iS b''A ~ C. H. KgSDRICK.
T. Ipassa Iyp1t
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
Connon Pleas Social I,rm-By judge RObinsO
CAIENDARS-THIs nav

SrPRpSE orE1--CHssbFHs-ncSoRuE J.
People sIrri Poster sg 157 flt teOpe sI re- Day s2t
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

0sHsSAl sessioS-surR JPaiuct SaiEsD toniou,
h~sC HGz- De> l.s, i,ss''-s As-ea 49, s.-1~'i
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
TALMAGE CRITICISED.
ALBEMARLE HOTEL, Nov. 90, 1874

ALBEMARLE HOTEL, NOV. 20, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Ihave just returned from the Brooklyn play
house, after seeing the popular comedian OF that
sainted city. Mr. StiggiDs Talmage, go through his
part. Is there one law Tor Brooklyn and another
Tor New York-one for the Bowery Theatre and
another for the Talmage lor the whole thing was
acting, acting, acting, ana In many particulars
have never witnessed more disgusting exhibit
tion. Perhaps an injunction had been served.
Tnere were, however, no police, and the perform
Ance went on. II opened with q psalm, and then
There came rom the neighborhood Of an armchair
upon the stage sundry lupubrons groans ex-
tracted from the caverns OF the stomach, which,
after an animated struggle with quantity OF
conee and buckwheat cakes emerged through
Q 0uge sensuous mouth, a species OF hell open TO
.Cnrlstlans' and made heavy the heated air. He
then read notices OF meetings 1 remember one,
some tlme since, IN which he announced "a
sociabie At Sister Martha's. The girls Will all be
on hand. Let the young men meet them and see
them home" Most thoughtful shepherd OF the
and palm sung. apparently to me, really after
the air OF "Charming JUDY Callaghan.r The
shepherd said afterwards he loved to be Jolly and
to listen TO jolly tunes, for 81 am a child OF
nature.r The psalms were led OF by a cornet-a-
piston, which reminded me OF the gentle Zit-
telau on the Kent bugle OF the guards or the old
mail coaches as they entered some English country
town, and produced most ludicrous effect.
When the music, otherwise excellent was silent,
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
Maritime Misceliany.

snr F SCRANTON at st John NIB, during the gale Of
on her sarboard bae heavlng the side up and opening
e al % fs R
dens report that the copperH TO be stripped from the
BARR JENNIE (Br), from Chatham is reported ashore
near summersde Prince Edward Island.
BARK CHARLIE (Br) from Klngsport MS. for Baltimore
al Gsn tep0''Sa ashore 'sa '0' S''n
BARK lpAHo, from Cienfuegos tor Boston, before re-
cutter Dexter, and towed to Vineyard Haven 18th.
BARR JANET Bernard. at New Bedford 9th from Bra
known schr and lost flying b, aging jibboom and head
stays.
scHR II PRYOR. of and from Philadelphia for Salem
night Of Nov 20 At low tide and when the tide rose was
OF Brookhaven.
seaR TS,a AMns,e. with cargo Of brick which
the 2th inst and sunk, has been raised BY the Baxter
Wrecking Co.
scHR ELLEN F. KING from Calais for New Haven
tress having been knocked down by squa sea and
carried away rigging on port side.
scHR GROVE, Weaver, from Navassa via Nassau TOR
Wilmington, NC tbelore reoorted aba ndoned when Ave
pey ge which M Y e ooh Sn 1
m MIN M san n and s rsrnf sTa ~, ne
mast carried away the lea buwarks and opened water
struck under Counter started the counter
bs ana yerY ard he in the
peed to take to The boats order life and the
a 10 for
s and E EEns he 70
mingtoh.
SLooP CAROLINE, At Greenpor IN the blow Tuesday
morning last, parted her chain and drlted
got of at high water that night leakine consii
eraby In the gale that afternoon Eastern
@ e. on na @
tanned no sereus danage and the water being bold at
were DIR ggng to recover the anchor
STEAMER FRAsKLIs from New York for Boundbrook
NJ went ashore the rocks the north side Of Staten
Island saturday afternoon during the fog, but got of
ON the high tide next morning and proceeded.
one-sixteenth OF bark Tucker was sold at auction
at New Bedford 2sh discharged from her VOYAGE
to j d W Wing, at the rate OF $50.
LAUScHEp-At Waidoboro recently by Mr. VIM Fish, a
the West India trade. She is owned by capt Adam
Smalley, who Is to command her, together with tho
builders and parties in Portland.
At East Deering Me, Nov 2S from the yard OF Mr. VIM
RUSSELL splendid doubled brig of490 tons named
Jose,a. She is owned BY J winsiow Co and Others
OF Portland ana is to be comman led by Capt True.
Captain George Buckley new two -masted schooner
said 10 be the largest fore and aft rgqed vessel built
on Long Island, with carrying capacity exceeding
tide from The yard of Charles NJ mith, foot Of Main
street. Greenpoint. she was completely raged when
launched with both standing and running rigging.
Whnlemen.
Brig Abbott Lawrence, Of Fairhaven, recently DUR
chased by Capt Wm Lewis is to be rugged into bark
At iiono nu Nov il: ship Europa Mckenzie from the
from do 1850 do Arctic, Of Honolulu, from do, go do
Bark Sea Breeze was taking oil on freight
Spoken.
Steamship Cyphrenes Br), Wood, from San Francisco
for Australia, Nov IS, lat 81 30 N lon lss W;
Bars Western Belle, from Liverpool for Norfolk. Nov
lat Is &C. Ion 6S Is
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

s,PS' ssy. s. s ss sn e. S:s';
ri sss.na s s Dsss s % 1ss
Henry Middleton nsswsG y days with
sesr S1@dr = I Han Hall. Fensaso1. ls days, with lum
Der 70 s with lumber to
order; vessel , 70 loud Loud p;Ss,,, co
sssT ssn John Fss,ss fssy Sasson G,ss n'nnGnG ass
The bark Kate Carnie. from Hong Kong. which ar.
Hope sspt @ 20 81 Helena Oct r. and crossed
octa in lon2sw had hne weather TO sov & ss within =,
NV; il lat 50 % Ion 70 IS spoke ship ailchrist
from Savannah for Liverpool
vessoa Sos e s,d %
wS heavy sross sea boarded
heavy sea- set the pumps At work and md
from water and before Tie wind and .ea; examined
s ana It
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr vesta CBr), johnson, Gloucester Ms. for New
York. days with stone 70 Nevins son vessel to
schr Alice sBr,, Buck St John, NIB: for New YORK.
with nini lumber 1 to order
sehr Morning Star Wade, oohasss.t for New York
Yofa. sdnr Albert fnAr0 Bingham f'0sus"'' -, -"
SehrJ Pierson, Ferris, Greenwicn ior New YORK;
steamer Electra, Young, Providence Tor new ORR,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND BASr.
Steamship Gen whitney Haett, New York for Boston.
Brig Cassopeia Br). Pettis New orb MarseflleA
Schr Ella, Montgomery, New York for Boston,
Schr Escort, Kelly New York for Dennis
Schr Free Wind Frsbv Elizabethport for Providence
schr Fanny Elder, nich, New YORK Tor Boston
Schr Ellen Gott Wauser, New York Tor New Haven.
schr Adranna. Bailey: Port johnson tor Boston.
Schr Man lIc BeeDe Eliza Dethport for Taunton
schr sarah J Gurney, Gurney, Newburg for Provl-
dence
Schr Emma Ellen, Fox. New YORK Hartford.
Schr VIM l. Pred, Bunce New York for Hartford
Schr saarbruck Jones, New York for Machias
schr Alma sanborn; New YORK for Macnins-
Schr Mile, Martin, Port ohnson for Hosron.
schr Brazos smth. Port johnson Tor Providence.
schr Baltimore, Francis Port ohnson for Providence.
schr Souvenir Br) hatfield. New York tor Halifax,
Ms
schr Harriet Fuller, Nc DougaiL New York for Boston,
Schr Mira Pratt Pratt, New York for Bristol
Schr Saratoga johnson klizabethpo for Providence
Schr q Acken ihoms, New York TOR stamford.
Schr Hero, Baker, New York for Salem.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 2s-Arrived, bark Germania GER. Cu-
ver Philadelphia.
Sailed 2sth, bark sandviken Cswe), samuelson New
York.
BELFAST, Nov 2S-Arrived, bark Nicolo Drago QtaD,
Guzzola Philadelphia mot arrived 2Isu.
BRExERHAvEN, Nov 27-Arrived bark Eduard GER,
Zinke, New York.
GENOA, Nov Arrived, schr Eagle Rock, Hammond,
City Point
LIVERPOOL Nov 2S-Arrived, bark sagadohoc, Powers,
Boston.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 29-Arrived, eamshp Westphaa
Q,er). Ludwig, New York for Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 29-Arrvcd. steamship Ohio, Morri-
son. Philadelphia for Liverpool
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AVID SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents ani ship CAPTAINS In
formed that by teegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street, tn, arrivals at ana depart
from European ports AMI other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will be caoei TO tnis country
free OF charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
MIR. BEECHER ON SUNDAY.

MT Beecher preached last night to congrega-
ton that filled every part OF the house, sermon
on the sabbath and It's uses. He selected his text
from Isaiah, lviii., 13-14-'If thou turn away tiny
foot from the Sabbath. from doing thy pleasure on
my holy day; and call the sabbath delight, the
noy Of the Lord, honorable. and shalt honor
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
Foreign Ports.


GIBRALTAR, Nov 5-Arrived harKs Rusy, Heard. Pha.
deipha and sailed 9Th tor Genoa vittoria QtaD, Mar
tino New York (and cleared 9th tor 0enoa
HosoLuLu, Nov lin port. ship syren, benson, Tor
New Bedford, ldg oil.
PERSAMsuco, Oct 25-saied schr Frank Howard, An
derson rom New York;, Rio Grande do Sui, having
paired,
PoRr PRINCE Nov SIN port schrs City Of Chester,
Tor Boston, dg Emeline (Br Chisholm, for st Marc to
Ioad for Boston,
PoRT HASTINGS CB, Nov 25-Passcd. bark Eliza oulton
(Br) IRON Pctou tor st Thomas.
ST MARC Nov l6In port brig Torrid Zone (Br). Coop
er, tor New York in days.
rPER STEAMSHIP DEUTSCHLAND
BRIpCEwATER, Nov H-Arrived st Croix, Brown, QUE
bee.
BRouwERsHAvES, Nov 12-sailed, Macaulay, Rogers.
helvoet
SoR1EAUx. Nov ls-sailed, Bordeaux, Ribreau. San
Francisco.
'BaEsEnnAvKs, Nov l2-Arrivcd, Oder t) otcrcndorp
New York.
Sailed ith p Reck, waIijen Philadelphia.
BOMBAY, Oct H--Sailcd, Annie Fish, Honses, Rangoon.
CARDIFF, Nov l4-Arrlved, Nmrod, Phillips, Quebec
Sailed l5th Maggie douglas, Cunningham singapore
DUNDEE Nov l3-Arrived. Patriot Queen, NicolI, 81
John NIB ~ =.
DARrmourH nov IS-OG, Alessa ndro Danovaro, ira
verso, from London TOR New York.
DEAL. Nov loArrived Nora, Nielsen, Quebec for Lon,
don; Rosa Eugenio Bassa, New YORK Tor lpswich ahu
anchored).
Pa ssed 18TH Norge Gullunan, from Quebec for Lon
don Elder, jacobsen Gaspc for Hull. -,
OnI5th Princess Of Wales, from st Johns ior harue
sailed 10Th. suez. Norup Qrom saauenay). Hull.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
Germania Theatre-.UItimo,' by Moser.
'Ultimo," Moser's delightful comedy. was again
Tho Tivoli Theatre.

The Tvoh Theatre, located In Eighth street,
east OF Third avenue. was densely crowded last
evening by an assemblage OF both sexes, VINO lis
tened to the music and watched the performances
with great interest. About $500 persons at
tended the sunday afternoon and evening per-
formances, which consisted OF snort acts, dla-
logues OF harmless nature, duets and solos by
the male and female performers, ana acts on the
double and single trapeZe.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
AN U s e NJ E N is.

Grand Opera Houss-Italtan Opera.
Mr.. Strakosch's Italian opera bade farewell, or
rather 0u recOfr, to the New York public last
night Tho programme was the same as that
presented at the Saturday matinee. namely
An act OF "La Traviata,n another from Norma"
scene nom "Faust.u The house was crowded,
and Mile. Hebron, signora Potentini ana Mile.
Donadio who took part IN the performance, were
vehemently applauded.
steinway Hail-Carl Formes' Farewell.
A very small audience attended the farewell
concert OF this world-renowned basso at Stelnway
Hall last night. He sang 'Tne Wanderer," an old
coatssted, an air from the Marriage Of Figaro"
and in the duet between Valentine and Marcel,
rom Lies Huguenots.n His voice was In very
good condition and exhibited some OF Its former
powers, and his reception was OF the heartiest
vepres Siciliennes.n instead OF an air from Bae's
"La Zingara,n y and Miss Anna Book displayed con-
siderable skill and talent IN the rendering OF that
cheUdl dc bQtltUe Tor feet fingered pRnisJs
Webers Concert Stick" arranged by Llszt
Mr. Armtn Schotte played few organ solos
without any satisfactory effect Mr.. FOrmes
leaves tor California, We understand, IN few days.
The Bowery Theatre.
The twenty second grand sacr ed concert at the
Bowery last night attracted - big q crowd Of
is but to add that. despite the throng and the
eagerness mani ested TO enjoy the tempting bill OF
fare, good order ana QecoTum preVaueo.
The stadt Theatre German Opera
ROuffe.
The "Fledermaus," (the Bait which was pro-
duced last evening to large audience at the Stadt
Theatre, has already been noticed at length in
these columns.
Sunday night performance at the Stadt Is by
no means a Puritanic affair." or one which the tenn
perance men would be apt to tolerate. During
the intermissions one-tnird OF the male spectators
pour into the spacious lager beer saloon which Is
connected with the theatre, and revel IN their
harmless national beverage. 1t was so last night,
and II the performance was no "feast OF reason"
and 'fow OF SOUL 1t was, at all events, feast OF
music and f1ow OF lager, and very considerable
flow, no doubt. The audience were jolly, as usual,
and enjoyed themselves heartily, as all German
audiences do on Sunday night which IS considered
the gala occasion for the theatre.
Miss Mayr Will not sing to night, but on Tuesday
evening she Is to essay the role OF the Grand
Duchesse Of Gerostein.
Germania Theatre-.sUltimO,"b by Moser.
"Ultimo," Moser's delightful comedy. was again
presented last evening at the Germania Theatre.
The audience was very large, and alter q long and
prosperous run this play seems to be still an rre-
sistible attraction to the German lovers OF the
drama.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
BELOW.
Brig Mary Br), IA davs from st Martins.
SAILED.

Ships St Joseph for Valparaiso; Evangen C3r) Liv-
erpoo; barks James COndie, Yokohama, Sarah Hobert
Havana; gabrielle Alice tFr), Havre; brig Ella (Br Rio
0rande.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
The Bowery Theatre.

The twenty-second grand sacr ed concert at the
Bowery last night attracted ~ big q crowd OF
devotees as the theatre could well con tain and 1t
is but to add that. despite the throng and the
eagerness mani ested TO enjoy the tempting bill Of
fare, good order and decorum prevailed.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

singers voice can furnish II. 1t need not be pro-
fessionally sacred. A good Scottish ballad has
more saving grace in II than great many OF
WATTS select hymns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE No. 235.


U. y. survey Ne. Oh.
TT y. LAND OFPlCE, CARSON CITY
". Nevada, Msy ~. lsIt.-Nollee 10 here.
by given that the Dayton No. . Mining Com.
pany, by iis agent. Il l.. Thomas. whose post
once address ., at Virginia City Storey county.
Nevada. has made application for United States
patent Tor eight hundred lsOJ) linear icet Of the
Eureka lode and Dayton No. ? Mining Com
pany's claim. Devils Gate Mining District,
Lyon county, NsyaaA; saasna,hf s.,,d nee, .o m
along the line of said vein or lode, and embrac-
Ing the sane, with all is dips. spurs, angles
and variations, with surface ground 40 feet In
width. and described ON the plat and field Dotes
On file In my ONCE ~ follows, to-wit:
Begin ming AT poet No. !, located about $50
feet west Of the Virginia and Carson Toll Road.
being the northwest corner Of the Memnon
Company's surrey. No. rs. and wh,Bee y Sec
ton corner On vert lie Of section Il. Town
ship ID north, Range u cast. bear south ] dc.
grcsi - minutes west i.isJ ieei. and whence
alro Memnon Company'r ,hait bears south 81
degrees 10 minutes east $40 feet. aud running
nom 'ald poet No. I, ffsi co~ufre-aong north
em line OF McmJIOn C~ompany'r Survey. No. %.
east 40 feet, 10 station No. . ON hou,e top:
thence, second course north so feet, 10 poet
No. 3 thence, third course-wett 100 feet, In
poet No. 4; thence, fourth e~ourse-routh 700
ieet, To point Of beginning, post No. J., con.
tanning Z c5-i0O Gcres.
Conr,es aud bearings expressed from true
meridian. with n magnetic variation Of 10 de-
greer ~ minutes eat.
Tue location of the claim IL recorded In Book
II - on pages 20 and 2yi, Of the mining re.
ord- Of the Devils Gale aud Chinatown Mining
District, kept al Silver CITY, In the once OF
the Mining Recorder Of sald district.
The names q the adjoining claim, ,re the
the north, and the Mcmhon Company'r mining
mygs Esd ADOLPnUs WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. al.
nd. =. anrYty 30. O3.

e."
TT =. LAND oPFIcE, CARSON CITY,
,Us New, July 4. isTi.Noiiee 10 hereby
Corporation organized and existing under the
Awr OF the State a. California, and q citizen OF
the United states, whose poet Ofiru address
and principal place OF business 10 81 sap Fran.
ci.co, California, has By q, Derby. IL agent,
this day made application for sish,esn HUNDRED
the Alta Silver Mining Company's claim, Gold
Hill Mining District. Storey county. Nevada.
extending I.sOO feet In n northefly direction
nom the location Of the ,han sleng the line %
said vein or lode, and embracing the samc, with
AZ y. S lIo.n sps ~ ss anr ,e ANN sna nl va Ss.cd n,.S
tn tho plat and sold ! oies on hle In my ONCE G'
follows, to-wit:,, 100
BscInning Al the woodviie post. located
about 50 feet south 20 DEGREES east OF the Alta
shalt; running thence, srs' soI,.s.noIih is
eourse-north 20 degrees east 600 icet, 20 poet
No. q; theme. third ~south 10 degrees
east f,to0 feet. TO post No. 4; thence. fourth
eourse-souih 10 degrees west GO feet, TO poet
course The kiis shan !, $50 lei, containing -
70 100 acres. Prom post No. ] the quarter sec
ton corner on the south line OF Section 8,
Township 10 north. Range u east. Mount
Diablo Meridian, bears south Is degrees Is
minutes east LOO feet distant.
The extent OF the lode 10 unknown. Course~
and bearings expressed rom the true meridian;
magnetic variation i6K degrees east.
The Alta Company claim II bounded on the
south BY the woodhlle claim ; the Lady wash-
ington claim lies TO the wet.
Tho location Of the claim 10 of record, and
may be found In Book a." page tTt, OF the
records OF Tod I'LL District, kept a.
Virginia city. In The once OF the County Re.
''''s''' '''t'' eo %sbRS6irHus WAITE. ~,
isesd Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
IMPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. y. survey No. o..

TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
Os Ncvnia. June n, is1L-Notiee IL hereby
given that Theron u. Winston, whose post n.
dee address IL At Carson City. Nevada, has In
behalf OF himself and Joseph ID. Winters made
application for United States patent for Twelve
hundred q 400 linear feet more or itss) on the
Mount Hope lode. called the Dios SenoI mining
claim, extending In a souttsrly course from the
south line OF U. =. Survey No. a, claimed by
the TENNESSEE Mining Company. and siiuate In
Devils Gate Mining District, Lyon county.
entire width and depth. whercsoever the zane
may be found 10 extend. either In lie course,
width or depth. with surface ground o. hersin.
amer described. for the convenient working
thereof: Said mining premises being desig.
mated Y. :; Survey or Lot No. %. In Township
10 north. Range y east. Mount Diablo NERD.
Ian. aud dcscribed In the plat and nsld notes ON
file In this once a. follows:
Beginning at poet No. !. At centre OF south.
ern end line OF the claim located on eastcrly
slope Of the Ridge to the west Of the Virginia
and Carson road. from which the smoke STACK
OF the Daney hosting works bears rouih TAX
degrees east. distant Abonl coo feet. Mount
Lincoln bears south u degrees eat thence,
south 12k degrees east los feet, Ia poet No. 2;
thence. north s degrees west ] ,oso feet, 10 post
No. 8; thence. wet sol feet. to post No. q;
thence. south s degrees east 1914 feet. TO post
No. 0; and thence. rouih S2k degrees eatf i0s
feet, 10 poet No. ], the place Of beginning, con.
tanning Z 10 acres.
Course. and bearings from true meridian.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 30 minutes east.
The adjoining claims are the Gennesse on the
1orth and the Z" Great w " on the south. The
D.ney claim. as surveyed. lies 10 the east. j
Prom poet No. . above described, the quar-.
Ter section corner on the west line Of Section
10. In Township 10 north. Range ~ east, Mount
Diablo meridian. bear north u degrees 20 min.
The claim herein applied for Il recorded at
page C0s Of book a." Lyon county records OF
surveys. kept In the Recor ere once, at Day
ton. Lyon county, Nevada.
ADOLPHUs WAITE, Register.
Iorr. SEARS 4 hcKrE, Attorneys for Claim
ants. San Francisco, Cal. ju20 cd