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GRAND SUCCESS.

GRAND SUCCESS.
Sprinkling Bridge street has proven
quite a success, and in cons, quence thereof
Is. Alexander & Bro. have bought very fire
assortment OF tents aud YOUTH Clothing,
Shirts and Hats. which their friends can wear
Tor little mouey, without fear of having them
soiled by dust
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THE WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE WAX IN SOUIH CAhbLlN n.
The war on whisky and threatened vol
canic eruption of Bald Mountain, North Caro-
lima, is creating a great SENSATION IN some
portions OF the country, Perhaps equally at
great but much more pleasant sensation in
created by those beautiful pictures made iol
the thousands Of patrons that throng jackson
& KNIGHTS gallery.
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FOR RENT
My residence on Fourth street. Good els.
tern, good garden, good stables ETC., Apply
1t j. NJ. Riviere's drug store.
DSWtt. q. j. DOWNS.
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June Goth, 1874.

DON'T FAIL
To look at the beautiful styles of hats
ust rec eived at
3D3tt |. W. LEVINE BROS.
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TO THE LADIES ONLY.

Secure your full walking suit Of the latest
style, from So to So at
Junel SdSwiw s. SANGER'S.
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CARVED w GOD,

|CARvED WOOD,
Vail Pockets, Brackets, Closets, Book
Shelves, Stands, Racks, Card Receivers,
Clock Shelves, etc, III an endless variety OF
Patterns suitable TO all tastes. Every body
can find something they need, at
W. ii, w ATKINS
Book Store.
P. S.--Jast received, MARX. TwAISs
'Gilded Age" Price, So So.
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j. W. SPEIGuT, Secretary,
BURGHEIM BROS,

|BURGHEIM BROS,
Have just received Perique, Lone Jack, snd
ether choice smoking tobaccos. Also, Il va
iiety of favorlte brands Of cigars, including
The famous Merry Wives. inne2O DIT
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B. ALEXANDER 4 BRO.

Have full line OF Gents SHIFTS, Hats,
Ladies' md Gents Furnishing goods, Trunks
and Valises.
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BURGHEIM BROS,
Have genuine Gold Thread, call and try il.
june20d2t.
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COTTON GOODS CHEAPER.

COTTON GOODS CHEAPER.
In consequence of the decline in Gotten
goods, we have bought large stock of Sta
pies, such us Calicoes, Domeslics, Cottonades,
Hickory Stripes, etc, which we offer very
low at Wholesale or Retail. Come and price
them.
b. ALEXANDER & BRO.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
FOR THIS MONTH.

Twenty thousand dollars worth OF silks.
Velvets and Dress Goods, at from ten to
twenty per cent less than cost. Fifteen
thousand dollars worth of Woolens, mostly
imported, at 75c on the dollar. Ten thou
sand dollars worth of Domestics, Flannels.
Blankets, Comforters, ETC., etc., at less than
the cost of manufacturing. The balance Of
our Shawl and Cloak stock at half value.
Six thousand dollars worth of Ladies' Mus
lin Underwear, better quality aid better
make than can be found elsewhere in this
market, at just about the cost of the mate
rial. The best chance to buy goods cheap
ever offered in this city. We are bound to
realize.
60 East Washington street,
ADAMS q HATCH.
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lBy Telegraph u g.
MONEY, STOCKS. ETC.


NEW YORK. Jan. u.
Customs receipts, s5Si, 900. Treasury dis
bursements, s544,OOO. i asH
Sterling dull, at 4s3 for 90 days; 1861 for
sight.
Money was easy throughout the day at
5a7 per cent.
Gold ranged from 1llAal2, closing at l12.
Carrying rates, 3a7 per cent. Clearings,
S46,OO0,OO0.
State bonds are quiet and slightly i'm
proved.
Governments closed strong.
Stocks were active with large business,
which opened strong but became weak in
consequence of a break in Pacific Mail from
433< to AZ, on a rumor that the law giving
increased subsidy was to be repealed. The
general market declined I4al1s per cent.
but recovered later, and closed a. the high
est prices of the day. Union Pacific was the
principal feature of the day. The strongest
stocks were the New York Central. Rock
Island and Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central. The total number of sales between
ten and two O'Clock was 202,OCO, of which
81. 900 were Union Pacific; $1,000 Western
Union; $4,000 Lake Shore; $1,000 Columbus,
Chicago snd Indiana Central; 1900 Pacific
Mail; 81 Ohios; 5000 st. Paul; 5000 Wa
hash; 5000 st. Joseph and 5000 New York
Central.
Sterling exchange, 1881.
United States coupons, 1881, ll11z; Five
twenties. of 1852, ia; 1864, 116i
1865, 1i61S; 1865, new, l16; 1867, 1167s
1868, 1867; new IS, 1929; ten-forties, ll3A
State Bands-Missouri skies, %; Tennessee
skies, old. 79H new, 70; Virginia skies, new,
so; old, 401z; North Carolina, old, 2614; new,
Is.
Miscellaneous = Canton, 80; Western
Union, 7s1<; Quicksilver, 29lI; Pacific, 425s
Adams Express, 923z; Wells. Fargo & Co. Is
Express, SO; American Express, 90;
United States, 70A; New York Central,
1918; Erie, 4S54; Erie preferred, IS; Har-
lem, l25; Harlem preferred, 1l715; Michigan
Central, 81; Cleveland and Pittsburg, S654
Northwestern, 6l2s; Northwestern preferred,
%; Rock Island, l045s; New Jersey Central,
99s4 st. Paul, 4S3l; st. Paul preferred, 727s
Wabash, So; Wabash preferred, 20: Fort
Wayne, 90; Terre Haute IA; Terre Haute
preferred, 80; Chicago and Alton. 100;
Chicago and Alton preferred, no; Ohio and
Mississippi, 3535; Cleveland and Columbus,
So: Burlington and Quincy, 1O1; Lake
Shore, S2T; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central, 322<; Illinois Central, l02; Union
Pacific stock, SAX: Central Pacific bonds,
96I; Union Pacific bonds, s53S; Hartford
and Erie, 81; Delaware and Lackawanna,
1905.
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WEEKLY REVIEW ore THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. II.
Business in all branches evinces a steady
increase, and IS in most solid condition for
the beginning of the year, than has been
known for sometime back. In live stock
the market is extremely firm, and in meats
it also shows steady increase. Meats az
quotation prices can not but rarely be had.
Collecting is improving and money begins
to flow easily again with the wholesale
houses. Between parties whose names are
not known the following transactions in
meats and grain were made yesterday on
change: Sixty thousand pounds bulk
lard, private terms; $4,000 pounds clear rib
bacon, private terms; 10000 pounds tallow.
re; 10000 bushels corn, in elevator, at 5615
M57c, and $500 bushels oats at 45c.
IThe buying price for grain and other produce
are quoted, and the selling price for flour and
merchandise, unless otherwise specihed.l
BREADSTUFFS.
FLoUR-The trade is weak and dull, and no
change at all since last week. The home
demand is all that creates any business. Quota
lions trifie higher. Quoted:
Fancy 15g8 W
Family OOgI %
Extra OO9o y
Low grades 75D4 90
MILL FEED-The consumptive demand con-
tinues good. Bran and shorts are quoted at Sl39
-, fine feed at SIS, and middlings at SlSd20
WHEAT-The receipts are moderate, but they
have been OF good quality. Throughout the state
the crop shocking very well, with larger
breadth sown than the past season. In
st. Louis wheat is reported to-day as being
lower. Red is quoted, in elevator, at 81 3j9l 40;
amber, 81 459l 50, and white, none In market.
CoRN-Not much doing in the market, except
for shelled. The quotations given on grain are
for grain delivered in elevator. Clear yellow
shelled is quoted at 5SGsoc
OATs-There is a large demand for this grain,
with but few offered at 4595Gc for white per
bushel delivered in elevator.
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations are
held drm at Toe for choice grades.
BARLEY-Quotations are held at 81 D.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
The building season is not begun, and for that
reason the market is unsettled, as no goods are
being handled.
Cement is quoted at So 25 per barrel. Plaster
Paris Michigan, So 259350; Newark, S. IS per
barrel. Lirne-Huntington, SIC; Flat Rock, 30c
per bushel. White sand, 81 per barrel. Fire
brick, s35 per 81. Fire clay, Sc per bushel.
Building brick, s. 5099, according TO quality.
Lath, pine, s. 50. Hair. 35c per bushel. Nails,
les es, 81 50; IS and Is, "a 55; Is and7s, IS; Is
s. Is.
arcs
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for No.2 ditto; sic for white. Petroleum steady ;
lie for standard white.
DETROIT-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat in active and unchanged: extra. 81 GID
%; amber, 81 20. Corn steady: old. 6bs: new,
&C. Oats in good demand at i61zc. Hogs, So 30 !.
Cloverseed IS 20.
SWEGO-Wheat firm: No. ! white Miehi-
gan, 81 -: Corn hrmer; held at SOC. Barley
unchanged.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

midoling uplands lgzc; futures closed weak !:
sales OF 1850 bales as follows: January, l5Z
ais Is-l6c; February, 10 5-S2@l6 3-loc; March,
Is 23-32@l6<c; April, l71s9l7 Slice; May, IL s-l69
l75kc; June, IL l-lo@iS1Sc. Flour opened higher
and closed quiet. with advance lost; receipts 3,
23OOO barrels; superfine western and state, 70 III
a6 So. common TO good, S70s7 30; good " choice,
81 35a7 50; white wheat extra, 81 S09e 30; extra
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WINDOW GLASS.
Discount fifty 70 sixty per cent. or above.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The following Is from the weekly price circu-
lar of J. r. Budd & Co. for Monday, Jan. II, 1874:
We find large quantities of old, stale eggs COM
ing in and hard stock TO handle; for such eggs
we will pay what they are worth. We quote
only fresh laid eggs. II weather should con-
tinue moderate, prices will soon go lower.
BUTTER-Receipts light; market firm for good
roll.
PoULrRY-W Weather has been hard on dressed
poultry great deal of the receipts have been too
poor to forward East on account OF soft weather.
We advise our shippers not TO kill when the
weather Is likely TO be warm, as we can not
quote you prices for such stock, and IL you will
ship you must take your own risk
TURKEYS, DRY PIcKED-We would rather pay
one (D cent more for dry picked than scalded.
Full dressed turkeys and chickens dull sale and
at low prices.
Geese and ducks we want alive.
GAME--No change in prices; market well sup
Piled.
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by TeIegraph.l
NEW YORK Jan. -
CALFLE-Fresh receipts, $3.50 head, making
$50 head for the week, against $50 head last
out, but the feeling was firIner than for several
days, and prices about &c higher than Thursday
tailed at I3c, strictly prime native cattle were
sold at S1S9l21zc; common TO fair Texas and
Cherokee cattle, S991zc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 800 head
making p head, against l6 $40 head last week.
Demand fair at an advance from Friday OF fully
&c; extreme range of poor TO fancy sheep, 40
nc, with bulk of sales at 51z@6lc.
Ho 5S--Arrivals, 1850 head, making 80 100
head against 22,73j head last week. Market firm
at 51x@57sc for live; G4@l4c Tor city dressed "a
@71zc for western; city dressed pigs, 77s@Sc.
CHICAGO. Jan. II.
CATTLE-Receipts, 296l head, including many
common. The market was quiet with down.
ward tendency; shipping stores nominal 81 30
Se . for medium to extra; common an on to choice
HOGs-Receipts, $4,000 head; mostly poor and
common quality. The market was dull at 81 so
as 40 for common TO choice; closing dull with
some $4,000 in the pens unscsd. shipments, 1900
SHEEP-Receipts. 600 head. The market was
fairly active an firm at 81 75@5 for common TO
choice.
CATTLE-ArTivals, including Saturday and
Sunday, lS cars; no sales;
HOGS-Arrivais, including Saturday and Sum
day. q Gas; best Phiiadelphias. s. 80; slop York
SHEEP Arrivals, including Saturday and
Sunnay, AZ cars; no sales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. L. 3
CATTLE-Moderately active and firm. Sales
of $500 head; extra state and western steers,
az s7@7 80; fair TO good, SCOT oo; common
sHEEPGin fair demand. Sales of 5000 head
a. Hi ssai held. Sales of 500 head. at
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1874 JANUARY 1874.

All our goods, in every de-
partment, will be sold at great
ly reduced prices, in order to
reduce stock before invoicing,
February l.
We shall offer rare bargains
in all kinds of Winter Dry
Goods, Millinery and Notions.
N. R. SMITH & AYRES.
TRADE PALACE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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FEATHERsS new live geese at soc;
o onI o IN ats4 50@4 IS per barrel.
HOPs-At 40d50c per pound.
HoNrY-Is bonght at i21z@25c per pound.
RAGs-Dull at 11zc per pound.
ONIoNs-Qu1et at 81 60@5 per barrel.
observation-disclosures, 81 2OSl - per bushel.
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TTANTED-Pemsles with chronic diNAses 70 con-
w suit DIR FAIR, 6 East Washington street.
Tours 10 nine p n. Send stamp or circular.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ISDIASAPOLIS, Jan. Il.
CATTLE-There were in the yards to-day, l25
head. good attendance at market sales and a
heavy demand by the butchers for stock. Best
shipping steers, s. 5O@i IS; good butchers stock
Sig4 80; medium, So 50d3 IS.
hoGS-The receipts for past "a hours 500 head,
selling at s. 05@5 Is.
SHEEf-In good demand. Quoted at So so, but
will bring 81.
IBy Telegraph to the Sentinel
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MEDICAL SPECIALTIES
Twenty-Five Years Experience.
MEDICAL OFFICE OF DR.. ROSE,

koom T. Vintons BLOCK lup stsifsb OPP RosssAce.
Entrances on Pennsylvania and Market streets.
OFFICE HOURS-sA.M NJ. TO SPIN. Sundays
2to5 Pm.
DR.. Rose, the great sepecialisf, devotes his at
tention exclusively to the treatment OF Chronic
and Long Standing Maladies. DIR. Roses success
in the treatment OF all Throat and Lung COM
plants, Pneumonia, Asthma, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, ETC., ETC., is unprecedented.
NASAL CATARRH speedily and permanently
cured. Rapid relief afforded in Dyspepsia, dis
eases of the Liver and affections of the blood,
Nervous Debility, Female Complaints OF every
character receive especial care, and treated with
the most pleasing results. In performing speedy
cures of Private Diseases complaints OF the
Genital and Urinary Organs, DR.. Roses remedies
NEVER FAIL. Radical cures guaranteed without
loss of time or change of diet.
go DIR. Rose will be pleased to furnish inQuir-
ers the most convincing proofs of his marvellous
success. Private insulation rooms connected
with office. Charges in accordance with circum-
stances OF patient. CONSULTATION FREE.
Address all communications TO
DIR. II. w. ROSE.
Patent Box II, Indianapolis, Id.
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NHEAP MUSIC
Fer Advanced Piano Play

ers.
Pianists desiring good
Music at q low price,
should send 50 cents fof
a copy of ola Creme de
la Creme" Every num-
Der contains from e 10
So worth Of good Music
by such authors as Hell
Ter, Liszt, Voss, Kuhe.
ETC.
Published monthly, 50
cents per number; q per
year.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.


COTTON-Demand active, and running more
Prices advanced. Good ordinary to strict good
ordinary, l41S@l5c: low niddling TO strict low
middling, l5z&gl6Ac; middling 70 strict mid
ding l65<al75lc; good middling, lTs49lsc. Re-
ceipts since Saturday, l2O 76 bales exports Great
Britain, 1861 bales; stock on hand, 26l.So2 bales;
stock unsold, lSl 600 bales.
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81 s0 TINE NURSERY.

Monthly Magazine for Young Readers. SUI
perbly Illustrated. BB-Send for sample num-
Der. Now is the time TO subscribe.
JOHN l.. SH0RE1,
Sc Broomfeld. street, Boston.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

There is better feeling in the market, with
more inclination on the part of buyers to take
hold Hanging Rock Foundry grades are very
firm with better demand. Mill irons are also
held more firmly, but our mills are not in mar
ket or account of the strike. Quotations of car
wheel irons may be regarded as entirely NOM
inal. Herewith lind quotations of pig iron for
the week ending this date:
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For Singers snd Young
PisnistS.
Send 80 cents for Pc
Ie<s' Musical Monthly,
land you viii GETS worth
lof new music. Every
number con tains four or
six songs, and four or
Eve instrusoenfal pieces
bysuch authors as Hays,
stewart. Thomas, banks,
Kinkel, etc
Published monthly, 80
cents per number Sper
year.
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THE CENTAUR LINIMENTs

CHILDREN CRY FOR CASTORIA. Pleas
~ ant to tal1e-a perfect substii ute for Castor
OIL, but more efficacious in regulating tae stOm-
ach and bowels.
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ont saws Atkins improved patent, SOC per foot;
ditto half patent, 55c; clipper saws, SOC: Light
ming, doc; Carriage bolts, 10 per cent. discount
from list.
OILS.
Coal oil is weak at the decline, although there
are large orders being received for it. Regard
ing other oils, nothing new can be said.
Linseed oil, raw, 9599ec; boiled, Sl@l OIL. Lard
oil, current make, 6S970c; winter strained, T5@
Sc Taaners oil. Straits best, eSgaOe; banks Ks
l59l6c for standard; gasoline, for lamp, 20G25c;
lubricating and machinery oils, S5gsl Is.
POULTRY AND GAME.
Since the holidays trade is naturally more
quiet, but the prices are not changed.
The following quotations are the buying
PoULrRY-Dressed for New York-Turkeys,
per pound, SC; chickens, &c; ducks, 69sc.
s6sesens, young, per dozen. 81 S; fowls, 81 5o
GAME-Quails, per dozen,. 81; rabbits, per
dozen, 75c; squirrels, per dozen, 75c-
PROVISIONS.
Bulk meats are quite generally being held by
first hands; market firm; fair business.
market. Bulk meats are held at &C for shout
ders I2sc for clear RIB. Bacon shoulders at re;
breakfast at l2gl21Sc. Sugar-cured hams, l2@l3c.
Dried beef at lo9l7c- Lard at SaSAc.
eu SEEDS.
Timothy is quoted at s3@s Is; clover at s. 25;
fax seed at 81 u.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS
The volume of trade at present being
transacted in this market IS not large
and slight changes in quotations, and
trade Improving since New Years. Tin
plate is quoted, for &c, l0xl4, charcoal
first quality. at sl2 5O; TX otto. at sl5 50;
and other sizes at the usual proportionate rates
Copper bottoms, s1c. Brass kettle, 4sc. No. q
iron h, &c; No. u iron c, 76-l0c. Moorehead's
galvanized iron, . per cent discount from
the list; Zine, per sheet, lie; per cask,
l011c. Pig tin, Straights, sc; bright and an
nealed wire, Nos. 0 TO 6, Sc per 10, and other
numbers at the usual advance, with discount OF
DC for bright, and 3Oc for LaQuered, by the
bundle; solder, timers, 24c.
WHISKY.
Is active and firm at Ole.
WOOL.
Not quiet as much doing as last week. Quoted
at 28eI for unwashed, i2c for fleece and 4SJ0c
for tub washed and picked.
CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.
There is a better feeling in the market, with
more inclination on the part of buyers to take
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sRuRa OIL MARKET.

PITTSBURG OIL MARKET. y
PIrrsBURo. Jan. u.
Refined petroleum unchanged and duh lS9lsX.
fsruda unchanOpd
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A splendid collection of Piano Music Of medi-
um difficulty. 81 in boards; cloth and giits 81.
Address j. L. PETERS,
500 Broadway, Box 542S, New York.
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BREADSTUFFs.

FIoUR-The trade is weak and dull, and no
change at all since last week. The home
demand is all that creates any business. Quota
lions trifie higher. Quoted:
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APPLICATIONS FOR pArKNr.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. $50.
q. \. survey Ne. ~

TT y. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u. New. April ~, 1S1t.-Nstice II hereby
civen. that the Enterprise Gold and Silver Min
Ing Company. whose post once address 10 at
Virginia City. storey county, Nevada, has made
thousand q .oso) linear feet on the Blue lode,
En,erprise told and Silver Mining Company's
c.alm. God IIiil Mining District, Storey county.
Nevada. extending loo feet In . routherly di-
rection from the location notice, and embracing
the same. with all dip-. rpur-.a angles and varia-
tons. with surface ground COO feet In width,
and described on the plat and neld notes on nle
In my ONCE a. follows. to-wit:
Beginning at center OF q post situated $50 fset
south from Caledonia Ravine. marked No. I, U.
\. Survey No. 81. whence the quarter section
10 north, Range 81 east, Mount Dlablo NERD.
ian, bears north 81 degrees east 4is feet; q
-mall pine bush bear south 81 degrees east n
feet; Enterprise tunnel cut bears routh ~ dc.
grees we.t 10 feet; nagstan ON Ovtrman shan
houre south - degrees east; post No. !, u. \.
thence. fret course-north ~ degrees west Se
feet. 10 position OF location stake, % feet east
sf outcrop OF porphyry. zoo feet 10 post marked
No. .. U. y. Survey No 81; second course
.ouih 9 degrees wet i,o0 Rect to post markee
No. J. Us Survey No. " ; third course -soutt
81 degrees east 3i6 feet. To . point whence shat
| sunk 10 feet iu outerop OF ledge bears north
| degrees cast lis feet. 600 feet to poet marked
No. 4, u. :. Survey No. ~; fourth course-nortf
O degrees cast 1000 feet, to post No. ], the
place Of beginning.
Ration i6H degrees east, containing IL TI-lV
acres.
The location IL recorded In "Book p" OF
ps-e 2cs, OF tho mining records OF Gold Hi
| district. kept In the once OF the County Re
eordsr OF storey county, at Virginia City, Nc
Tne nam,s of Tho ,Jioininr claimants are IN