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New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
GREEN'S SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLlsH
PEOPLE.

A SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE BY
J. H. Gr.ey NJ A. Examiner in the School cf AoTn History
oxford wth Fables and CoIorcd Maps svo, 10TH 81 Is
The history viii be found an able gu dc To every
IF the late-t wen a. the e" 81
portns Of the political aud social life Of England and what
Gf al s the enthusiasm with VIII ch faithful to
principle Of peaceful progress and internal development he
resi-ts fascination Of the shows w outward NE aS' traces
with sboupdne skin aud Luow te The social moral material
and literary fe Of each period Times. London
Of record o tie whole drama oi English history
70 compared viii IT, We kDuw of none that IL ~ distinctly
work Of genius TITS really won ierful production.
There aud originality bresthg from ,li "a
the Of style and pOwer both narrative ard
dserip,iye whicb lift altogether out Of tie class OF Go"i
which first ist might seem 70 belong -Pail Man
Gazette. London.
1t dsIlays trouelout firm hold the subject, and q
engulaIy wide OF thought and Fymahy A. ornpo
si,ioa too II book s oe,r forle. and baut II is tt
ynn-4 truly original the hind tat ever EAtsa
fJotn I<tio Edward A. Freeman. d. g. L. Ii D. &C. &c
The wealth of material Of learning thought. ard fancJ
which anthor has sVs.d upon IL uigh easily have
pid a stately library work Of eight tn volumes
PeThays strikes rrst p1usI IT. ciars1
Ter guaiity y-lnstorsy Review L0s".
vii be gained If ths bok should come 10 he aniNer
sty g. At Aihaiiduu Loudon
Figtty taken the history England Of granrs,
human sni MT Green has A. taken 1t that hir ian
sleu,d tle general reader nnc ~ IL dsgh-
te s,uieut un Letter of Professor Henry MARLEY
Nums,Iless of England ard until
Lxs beeR dlicut TO select from the number a.
really aud thoroughly satisfactory. TLis difficulty EXISTS no
1ngcr.- The Naiion y. Y.
re- HARPER BRoTHEus VIII send either Of the sb-''e
BY NAL postage prepaid any part Of the Uuea
sisteS"f csssl, al receipt of the Price
~fTW0 ORPIiANSn WALrX.--fircat suc-
C.ss of this char,pns waltL, played nightly IN the
1.-TWO Orphans Ard embrislt Win 81 giant Lii CirTrc,
hhen,-s.so Of Miss CANt,u AMI Mas Btnclsn rht
of Is T5 c-nlA Written iy Henry rtsiny
to- Published by c. II. DITsoN 4 Co, II Brorlwy
s"I'HE WORK of writer at once daring,
brilliant, conservative and f-yortHt
NEARLY READY,
THE KENS OF THE cKEED2-
limo doth. 81 %.
q. l.. PUTNAMS SONS.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
RAPE or The CAMP.

RAPE or TUE CANT. Novel By G. Welsh Macon
Illustrated. syo. Paper 81.
Ibis vigorous AMI Thoroughly oriSua 10y C. Welsh
Mason Beautifully illustrated by FTeiccks has been for smc
months running as serial simultaneously IN the pages Gi
Harrs Magazine and London Society and has been The m'H
remarkable serial novel the From the most ui1"ns
r, TICS II has won stinte praise accBl
sty deueaiion Of character aud its wen tempered
satire While over ts pages there is sam1er aio-
pacr every wholesome and manly air l's
romance Is fa Of tender feeling sinking HtS the
us.oTam2uG"
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Counirp l)roperlp 90 Get.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, large lot, 40
a@"tes ON e from city, near at.. @r", ,oMEh Trbe
OGice.
AT STONY POINT, ROckland Co.-Wanted,
n n family to TAKE CHARGE Of couigcileus Hogsir
Coach house and stable Address CITIZEN, lrlDuns Office
AT MORRISTOWN-T LEASE or RENT,
~ furnished for elegant country Residences wi,
f n tOS.D Se tS'HySsiI 5 EDDY ac
I ARGE HOUSE, wide view, spring . gallons
minute swift brook. awn grove frit inrHSh"d OF n'
L,OR RENT for the Summer Or for six
months The eleent RctoTy Of i,l2 ca1rSe Gee ac
Seneca Tase Il contains ceh rooms and
o,c hot cold water aud s.!@ +, mprsss n
given. Add,ss X T.. RIt MAitDsoY, Geneva, ny
TO LET-Bayonne, n, j., Centreyllle Depot,
800 per year. Apply to C. ! NOE 90 broad ST. NewYcrS
rVO LET.-NEAR ENGI.EWOOD, N. j.,
20 aer, All modem mpoy1ncnts ncludlg gas, ics hoa,
coach hoI's. earrAg poultry. cows &c. Address hh'
vf'O LET-Bcrgcn Point, n. j., "a minutes
from foot of Iihcrtysi, deghfnl SUBJ RBAN * H. 60
vcnience.i el,ens i~n and garen plenty ot ft ~ ya @
t'y XIV ',lnS & 1p %&HE fn} q Bras SeS9ols
rI'o RENT-At Riverdae, one hour from
wast very acs rable H9oS%n % s'isT wii s1 n ,' n s@
amt garden comprising nearly ok aeTes an oPornn m ras
t M Win , - % 1,tS he E1 nrcbacd % des '"'
GEO. II. PErRlE, l7S Broadway.
TNO LET-HOU 81, furnished; one OF the
most pleasant and convenient houses In queens County
Long land tuai. AZ rockville Centr' one hour frHn New
York city by Railroad; short distance to "epot
clurcos the house Colalns 10 rooms, wan
bathroom closets Is lighted With gas and heatel
with nrnac COED range in kitchen ths gouins
are shaded mile ~ the South Ray ad snort
drive ktway a-o Garlcn CITY Rent reasonable For
partcnlrs, address OWNER, No 262 Fu,Onst, Brooklyn
G.TSO TO RENT at Norwak, Conn, the
Sp e1Us pa'e known 9s Home lawn plea sia,aaa @
stly elevated ground, colprlS nR com
mo 0i, hOusa barn. and ontbuidDgs with about Two
acres land garn lawn, trait, house contains Tour
teen pOns fuiIsre ds, water, &C. u within ulfe lnt's
walk uf steam and horse dcp- Po-tohc schools ana
cufcles m one 0 beautiful towns IN New Ii gLnL
lo-s, ssVn A 60 Immediately. FARN!IAM. BISHoP %,
Brood a.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Gin propcrlp 60 Eti.


A FRENCH FLAT TO LET in the Albany
~ Bndls, vYry 10 a0c Apg'y 10 the JANIlOtI cor.
broad "ny and l-t ~.
'EO LEr-TURNlSHED-A small HOll Il,
with oycry consepouer, iu Cottage pisoo r,nI s3I
Apply ~. CARR, No Cottage piaeo
u'O LET furni,hcd Till Nov I, the three
story, nish -hsi hrsl HOUSE 65 Last 3jtL ST.
rent VerJ h,w a -ii.ili private family.
TO LET-An ELEGANT BASEMENT, 2Ox5O
IN tao bllras .aciny CITY Hall tArA The ry, ns we'll
ndnpt' Tor ~ stcs h iafl tbin, having hg ctlng hnn
lehi.- s.uJ a0.as@ Apg,y la J. y. WfChoFF Gu. ~
idFk
IO LEASE-Thc elegant OFFICES Nos 100
AL it2 ErJaiwgJ s Jy The unsrrssl iifs ius "a
~ ihFI IL 10 also
Offices oi The Independent No place. el-o o
Soth America Lie Inc compaay Duii1lg asO Offices OF tho
'"Ai i4ti iIIr, ,l Brai"R. II. b. PAGE 50 ParA-rO"
To L@TT r1r ,sroov v,,cv ,,,,, o,vo
No. FiauklorLst-. seoOui door lIyln ClsllAAI, u.
Apply 10
TUE BCsiNEss MANAGER OF THE n. Y. TRIBUNE.
J'kn EAST liROADWAY.--To LEr-parlor
~s'J' sn iSr-Brnt ,t1r NTH osirrfs, chsn!'
Inantro 2IS. noht doJr h.nt Low " xvvl tenant
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
CUDBURY GlVFR CONDUIT.
PROPOSAL ron St"TIDNS Il, 7, hHD
lILN IL ..-.LnA- CL.l = A 1

|
cocrr;, ATE ". ~ Poae1 "giIi. naE 75}
s.4rd pioios.l, " !, s,rsisel At tn o.hs 'or
is rotoai tol bul n- s'ecu Of tie sodbGry River
r. I,csal or r,fliar scctinn Of tsr suanrry
80 Proposal fol ba,iag see;,a cf ;he Sudbury Ri,n
an "Iroposal building secton Of tc suHary River
for e e.; a24 ~ sct'o, M, 70 gSoc- % e., r., q,
Nav is75 at when ties and place thsy viii Lc laGlcs
[,crs ar r. grs & to 3 s,| n 9T ,s, roPG @ p, r " g IN
rricr- a! and llae without nrcoiIs'ou ~
VII vc nicr FOR cac' slaIate i'' Of the which
re price. o-d mus, ;. state. 1"., IA win qnt N
ae9" sni ~ liH @ c3 %9t g 's , es I'' r, sa m ~ a.
ig,d b' tae tid.oI 9ui a eonlai 10. ., i n l.d io
!enc., a"l sii ,'.i ,a =" e.eenal Of tr 60 AZ =
iMat' iat -;c Pc i ,s a ad,fi,r m ' dc re -, sr g.
ceptcd % IL teo 81 me "i at1ee. eeu 81 none; oI
H, M 80, s9, - sts sd , WI, nr 20 '"' zane ''d"' nA'
TIC g =. to %ho III may he a~ari,d III he re
qn'r'i to appear Al !. olr, Win ,i' s,cur'- r" re-! ~
- S1' o l, m, w. cs T ne ~ % . = iT i3T 81 " % M cc ' ~
The I"r* - to f'"'s ] - I'LL & ~, ~ -, 1.' , st'n
.UmIcoI winch oouple" IGsi be Odoret the nTst
prd1rat '' ,sual- ~ q1alT Of wsr Gt snea s IS
-. 80 ; 9a' ua~,r &c, Of .,..,asn 49,
$4,000 1900" c"ie {ar,T % ,n %,n1 t'eAV't'' a''''
500 500 eu5ic ysrir ci @:f.i excavation below
| 1900 5000 cub yards of clrtn borrowed
1909 l.a0 arb pi SnIl Tres, ne.
10 10 cuhit Vari- 0f coHi - tunnel
Long 7fS 4tic ylTSls ~ concrete not IN liu.rcl
80 go cu,io Safts oi hrp. ID.t-1hls IA taLn.l
10 S ca s y5 81 81 I - 1it 1 1 91 a
IS ou' +" yar,is OF -,hi s,o,s paving ~ yr7a,
700 Ito cutie aI'ir Ol - 10 s"De nissOur, Ga
Liri t"Iur!
l7oo 1880 cub ,sri- ~ Iubhe ''"ne naso.y
tar. not ~ trnrci.
70 - s sS 5 ;a5. {" o T a si@nq @ "'S%s ,2 "a sn1 ~ -F
With cli faces ~ uiUTiaF
80 % cali. yartis ~ dir islO-riUn
Covlk. quarry faced ) mortar
SDM go. i@r Is " ~ Si.il.cr ium'rI placed.
.... r'"Ind .dHcc piles, dri en AMI prepared.
sl.GOo 5000 o~ho ysr.s Of eagtb alton. above
gfair.
D0a1 200 co'c ,Aris Of earth excavation, below
l0bnN 280cO oabe sr,s o horrowet earth.
4.JDO $500 cube = al epii
2Wn cIiiEc IL 81 r'sk rNcaNat.On
1850 3Ud0 cuiIc yards ui coD"Trtc.
aGGO 4,3Ol cubic ssri- of br1eg masonry.
80 80 onb, ya'dr VI dIy tnblit-steDe masonry
20 cable ya'ds o! s.lit stone paving IL
1870 400 Quito yards Of rnbble masonry IN
Is So. sr & stone masonry In n,cr,ar.
10 Cll.c stone masonry,
sNi 'ui i@ -, n nioIar.
IS IL cable yai,'s q. oiu.l l,,ion stone instohty
- aiio c,liig, quOTA -iso..i, IA n"iflI.
Hp lr,t a. spruce Bdiniti Igatsfl
lbDJ rnisid sitror hir-, dr,,rn aii IIrI@trl
Specifications ma - obtained a. O." r1c of the Sy tTfL
Oitee of te 'stOG Water Works NJ hOnih Framing
ham
HH,d t 40. WS'r Board a'r ilr' riVI> >l- nl~u .s,t
n" O bv i> ihiu neiuutL tLf!s
tpDt ~ the contract
Ia ,,4i suv ~ an bids
should IL drr II u he ur ue nrr'i ~ hf City
rHOs GOGIH President o,rhdt,,sie wNter Boari
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Brooklyn properfr 90 Get.

ITO LET, at q very low rent, OF one OF the
rnost ds,drsbo sreessn Brooklyn three story 0rlck
UOUSE, ia nrStcass order: would sell low RULAND "
WHITNEY, BeekmaDst
vJ,O LeT-555 CARLtON-AVE., beautiful
j TWO STORY BROWN SrON r.; al iIDproyemetIfsj bay
window rent s07 per month. rutland n WHITING,
Bcekmanst
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
N:w- ltrsen Real estate Tor 6l.e.
Goaulrp Rcal GsInic for oals.


A LARGE and commodious DWELLING
~ With Car are.hOusc aiaso.c Ia sale at sieAt cI
h' NOUto aius - rOiis, 9Th qi.its ia ditre. sia
ha is every ns"nlIg be"ra I.irnh .s3 pes
y,af. tVf pa dedIrs address e. W. SUfFB.tE, Sanrn,
Ny
4 FINE OPP0RTl Nffi.--Nice place on the
~ Hudson II ~ Ick, hsd at f;O,Utb, oNrt .Oc i.v
tistr r'Dt fIat -IiaJ t.. r. Iort s.Uu
Sol ,.tltai a., rsrgui iSr
=. his aira,iy- IEo rrty g. by fss, cypress 20 min
n'"' nOn titmb~is 81, and IA S-h 4say cAiaa.ioi.
A + CROfoN, oa the Hudson Rivcr.-For
~ rAit, verf desirable pht Oi ld =, .Inig
loLse an loubDldinR -f91r fu gruilIt :, rRY
EISiDES Stf \, ,In laprs q; 8ni II on
place lisa ht oi 10 ssf Which isklsi inio
tuIer W fUug VILLA pi,is. WI. -if hbef, irrn.
kDxAHp cLAHhE, IuDla- ,itd,sa
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Guriion 5aIes of Real Gsidtc.


pUBLIC SALE or THE, BKiERFlELD
i IRON WORKS PRotEETY
r>,, t,tp or kEE o9D%yTG AxAHAMA IN
TRUST made in November last 10 the under -lgn,li
BENEfIT ~ CaEDlIoItS by tho BliE"flELI ~ Ih0S
W%Hs A foAsASf 'TFS1% GF X%ehM % SS A0 IS hE
CORDED in the rE4i'ArL nFf,cE 81 sid County The IN
DAY OF MAY NEXT. IN PRONr u tho pos r0rFlCE ~
rit CIfN UF sEsMi 4 oIr tor safe TO the HlOuE-T BAD
D D 70 a. ne I 'gqi9H p % %Sg s cMrnNS Sii ani
lnoNn ~ tho BRirRF1ELp IRON PROPERTY, ejnss IN 4
%%,nSir; fo;aoi.,s s,c%Xp Fi,G$$%cc1
CiHLt :, TONES, &e; ;biAcKsMlIit flinr LIME KiLN
2sloSS5 hL 1tEif Mii Fo l4: IL 5
FOR OFFICERS AID EMPLOYEES OF TIE CDhPANI
e,ouir Tile ana aon. 1000 HCKf with he porpca Al ri ;
abj tunhrr with TAM RI tD conDc ug tho ROLL
ING MI, s, all FOUNDRY wiki tAo FUHNACE atoat -
This prnrc'y situated aboat 80 lcs north ~ Selma in
mea els on W -ina Rome and Dalton ha.lioa IA healthy
I.is or,lty ,5iIirs rch deposits Of HEMATiTE ORE,
ry nmes enc IN III. imneiiae noighoori.or aud GOOD
so fer mailing iinay ami Ltbres and al, ~ t<iAt 81
d. an aid To maze go Il cOko 49,
ihr ~ r,i,dr" al coiton-'ias n,ele n; Rrrhe,d
have lrilnl, FAIRS. heavy lie b' c1
na Of The anl intHt 10 De- ~ nVct'" panty.
Bi:tEKFl!:iD in ,e cs'ern nr.,is
hi T. - aS ri 'ikXPH i Wiz '
TIE rI0periy woid afor many advan'as TOR malne IN
addition WcnGlCturc % irl, car"h,cis, ctt~nurs,
i7fOad eIrs and oti'r Plan lu"' iu.o
rie o1rry aornts IN yo,ow Pine ami Other timber
vainaur irai,u, All -" ni ~ the n'ghotu"s so nt
i,l " SIDE cash bnt s. suppose. pIr!Gs.r Tor
afsy I..o 'pl diOIi;y IA obtaln,ng rst~"n
on the r,nis SLOW hc p,ty a' OInit map Of the
Ia tille to the p:g I. area roel ts Saiity haglns
n ,lis tu'.e.. ~L.'ee + ", ,PEilUe,
MarrR 70, 1870 1rIst,es
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Jnstrncilou.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

COLONEL LEAvlTT HUNT, Graduate of
Geneva Of the releral Military seno" a. abar s% m
ts into his fy S y oTsr s,s sssS sS "s saT 70 s.S
French AMI Gcrinan taught aud so~cn. Musc praw,ns
IN an an spanish ,auht II dee. ryc"I !ranaFf 4HiTf
SS L rss%n weI.is ystmGnt n,i,y ,y !" EssSd 4r,sS
esq, J?6 5tlavo
IRVING INsTlTCTE FOR BOYS, Ta.lytco%n.
ir%iG%GGS GH ll'iSr sj%E r'RSSai rRhoSirais si ~
L ,tvixerox, fssiT c5rSrY; M; :, s;ost,,0,z,.
and rroeeels principles
Toc,t,c1 from The Kl,icrsaren ny 70 eonn,ee prepara
College or oe'tiic - i9o or 9on9gs T Principal
XIARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYs-Noith
IL CONWAY N A. teT ta % ,orf'9Tn 9%a p@,Tss S. Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL" White
W. ll.ina y. Y. Principal o. T. WILLIS Ph' D.
AIT. PLEASANT INST'TE.--Private Classes
w Z. boys Amherst, Mas. E~tse $40 nc PIln
DEEKSkiLL (N. W MILITARY ACADEMY;
Il NeNs and complete Is mnaS'm' @''o p'' "H""''
Cauccrtics Institutc-Those seeking superior
~ .choo .aaSl address A. h. Wiesin fhn" sa"SerocS
VONKERS MILITARY INSTlTUTE
fcr na ng lr,s4 uel' g,ui healthy cnti.tian ncn'
Fer young Ladies Country.
EBELL international Academy; for European
'%s{ @ n aG e .<sr@as @ Ar ad IG.S EGs S ia B
ir Party of thirty e.arel ApIl Aroer ei1,s o.
Ladies cave .cy nr Fr0l4n to IT. first week W Jnne
E,r ,,r.icuI,rs re Dau litter atolh AodomI, Cooper
n0n lurx or ~ mig r ;r It. Beril, irI-sih
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY for young ladies
W Bridgeport Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON
ellano5us-Count-y.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
~ /: mil,s from Nov Yort 81 per week Boart Wafh'
iau Tu.1 comforts cOIitiry buD. For ,Iou
l.r- ai,rcss Mrs- II. G. JNELI, Il ulmn,ssct L. l.
A CLERGYMAN's WIDOW, residing in
~ Hart orr. Coai, desires TO RE- EVE into her family
NOTI E,lItSS TDRfrN, or ch drr who'a parents arr
60 ug abroad. References: The Bso Of Connecticut; New
and Pittsburgh. Address MTn. o. - L. 'aIu Oh rev
pI N. smith, Hart ,ori, cOnn.
Two LEASF-Furnished, for term of years,
4 long established BOAKO1NG AND DAY SCHOOL f0f
YDVSt, LADIES o the p,isfttsi cites ~ rnti't
England. Address with references IL. - West lVIlsL
Nr~-Nuik.
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, for
L.ee aad eltiaGlei -l9i year for hHri AID Com
~ psisl I, ,rlrrire tes for httnesS Vi tor Mo
Address JJS. f. X No. DID spring Tern, MsrcA %
|
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
GILDERSLEFVES PERSIUS.

THE sATIREs OF A. FsRSIUS FLACCtS Edited B.
Basil tiildeIsiesy. Pm d. tiOtngcnb IL d. Prof Ssor
Greek University OF Virginia l2mo, Cloth. ~ 25
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Brooklnn iieai estate for cn's.

E|OE SALE Gn BfO1hlyn).
4 stoI, a., basement B.cA, HoCsE, 10. II f45a, ,Cte-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Doar0 an6 Rooms.
West Side.

m EAST 2STfI-ST., near Fifth-ave.
M ant square ROOM, EOARD " des red thrs noor,
eIponrei small pleasant faniy saiisetoy
to sg gable rsrfy: rrf.re1 T.gnrss.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, large lot, A.
Rent how good tenant Address HOMESTEAD, IrbHn'
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

EAST 16lH-sI., between Union-sqlare
- and bh 1ndymey Furnished snite of ROOMS
ith rrvate BATH 10 gentlemen only, with ~ Without BOAR
l.D vsr al slnxie
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

rp- HARPER & BROTHERS, Viii send either Of tn. sb''t
wort- BY NAL rstge prepaid O any part Of the Cuite1
,.ft "A, our rseeipt ~ the prce
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Oh EAST 10TU-ST., near University place
t11 Furri-hod ROOMS LET for gentlemen only elher
permanent ,ransien a. summer prccs family Irsste
ysnuirCI.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

10 EAST GTH-ST.-R0OMS TO LET,
~ with board. References exchanged
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Gountrp Real @state for Sale.

CATSKH.L MOUNTAINS-Plots In the vii
Iaae If Noun sinsde, bxlO $40 Send for descriptive
circulars "a J. y. WILLIAMS d SOMA E0 West Thirty.
Aus1rfha AZ Inh aV
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Y.stnry brik house, with , lots of land, G22XlO0, So
Ross IT. 100 II of Locavc
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

WHOLE or part of newly furnished COT
w TAGE RENT, with meals s.ryed " main ho'~e OF
private table ia cottage A. T. SMITH MAX
WAGNER HOUSE, Budd's Lake, n. J., 80
" New Ork.StTfftv frU class sfaHily NfSl.
DT,NCE mountain air shade trees cro1uoi nshnz ad hoat
ing favorable ior May June seid l0t elr
...r Ia II L,N West SD
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-09
MINING REPORTS OFFICIAL.


From the San Francisco Stock Report
Cosmopolitan-Let OF the 4th
saws Have struck the best chute OF
ore vet found in the mine in extreme
face of rorth drift; it is uniform as
far as cut, which is six feet, and
have not got across the ledge yet; it
is 900 feet from there to surface, and
all ore chutes in this country reach
TO the surface. Prospected some of
the ore from surface right over our
strike and find it rich and of same
character, proving beyond doubt
that the chute is continuous. 1t is
fine quality of hard quartz ledge
solid. with heavy sulphurets all
through, with free gold. Will send
an average sample as soon as width
of ere chute is determined. There
is no gypsum in the ledge at that
point, and every pound OF ore as far
as opened is good. Will commence
working ore on the 10th proximo.
Dayton-Letter of the list from
Superintendent says: There has
been added to the shaft Is feet dur
ing the past week, it now being
down 421 feet, or 20 feet below the
4Ol loot line. South drift has been
advanced 81 feet, and is 313 feet dis
+ant from the shaft. Letter of the
I'D saws: The south drift on the Sd
level shows some improvement dur
ing the last two days, the quartz
having more of the red sulphurets,
and looks promising. Sinking the
shaft progresses well. Work on the
foundation for the new boilers and
grading for the new machinery are
going along favorably.
Danev-Letter of the 9th says:
have no change in the mine to re-
port since my last. Work OF pros
pecting north and south on 4O0-foot
level progresses as usual the north
drift is in $50 feet the south drift is
in PA feet. Letter of the Sd says
have no change in mine to report
YOU since my last; work OF pros
pecting the ore vein north and
south on the 4O0-foot level pro-
crosses as usual ; the north drift is
in 1853 feet the south drift 252 feet.
Last evening we encountered very
heavy increase Of water on the
north, not enough, however, to i'm
pede progress.
Amazon-Ietter of the LIST says
The shaft is sunk 43 feet !; there is
no material change to report; one
half of the shaft is in vein fitting
the other portion is country rock.
Letter OF the 4th says: New shaft
sunk 46 feet and timbered (; we are
crossing some fine seams of ore as
we sink material in bottom of
shaft very favorable for sinking, and
good Roadway can be made.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-09
STATE MINING NEWS.

The Cornucopia stage on Tuesday
bro'ght down from theLeopard Co.'s
mill a handsome silver brick weigh
ing SO pounds, and valued at $1,000.
The brick was produced from Loop
ard ore, which is being worked to
much higher per centage than here
tofore, and the bullion is also great
deal finer than the first few runs.
The value of the mines at Cornuco-
pia has long been established, and
now the great success which has
attended the last workings of the
mill has firmly established the fact
that the ores of that district can be
most profitably reduced without the
aid of roasters. The feasibility OF
the "raw" process which has for
some time past been mooted ques-
ton; no longer occupies the atten-
ton of milling sharps. Being now
possessed of the much desired
knowledge as to just how the ore
could be worked to the greatest adj
vantage, all hands have quietly set
tied down to regular and highly re-
munerative business. - Hko hide
pendent.
The concentrator of Mr.. Weber
ling at Clifton, commenced running
a few days since, but not enough has
vet been done to tell whether the
process will be largely successful or
not. Some little difficulty has been
experienced with the machinery,
but no more than is usual with new
machinery. The COMMENTATORS prop
er seem to do their work well. The
work desired can surely be done,
but at how great profit remains to
be seen.-ReVeille.
H. NJ. Bailey, Superintendent OF
the Central Pacific mine in Relief
District, informs US that the ledge
was struck in the tunnel few days
ago at a depth Of $50 feet. The vein
is about 80 feet thick at the point OF
intersection and carries considerable
ORE SLIDER State.
A dividend mo. ~ Of fifty cents
Der share was declared, on the third
instant, by the trustees ofthe Eureka
Consolidated Company.
The Monitor Belmont mill has
shut down for want of salt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-09
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES !

San Francisco, March Son
Friday last skeleton was found in
one of the canyons near Saucelito.
Among the bones was found
large American watch with the in
scription i" F. G. to G. B." which
led to the Identification of the
skeleton. 1t was brought to this
city and recognized by gentleman
as having belonged to one George
Bramstone, who mysteriously dis
appeared some six years ago. He
was in the employ of E. Cutting &
Co., who presented the watch to
him as token Of esteem, he having
been in their employ eleven years.
At the time of his disappearance
he was preparing to return to Eng
land, his native country, and had a
snug sum of money in the bank
which was taken in charge by his
friends. Advertisements were in
serted in the papers at the time of
his disappearance, but to no avail.
The schooner yacht, Peerless,
sailed for Honolulu and the Samoan
Islands, having on board a Samoan
Princess and Mr.. Latrobe, Private
Secretary of Colonel Steinberger,
United States Commissioner to the
Samoan Islands. Colonel Stein
berger left with King Kalakaua on
the United States steamship Pensa-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-09

To THE CHARITADLE.-A petition
was started yesterday to raise a sum
of money to liquidate debt on the
house recently built for the wife of
a gentleman who was killed in the
Dayton mine some time since. the
sum of 1856 was subscribed during
the day, and all that is lacking for
the object sought is the sum of $40,
which we hope some of the charita-
blv inclined will come forward and
subscribe.