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The California F finances.

Tire banks and commercial people OF San
Francisco are in shoal water and humping
hard bu, seem TO keep sloat with the aid OF
a rood amount Of forbearance. The Bank
Of California and its brilliant president had
done the service of scapegoat, and the inan.
cs clsss turns to look upon the situation In
peaitence and in spirit Of indulgence TO-
ward one another. The scape.goat that has
gone to the forest had merits that few he
lelyes behind him possess. But it was
necessary that he should bear of the sins OF
the community, that they might shave
pcsce." The protests continued, but in the
spirit of forbcarance, no rigid measures
were pursued. The fact was, We doubt not
that under a vicious system Of finance 80
mary banks aud so many people had sooo
reason to hope for indulgence that they were
quite ready to extend it to others.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. In Manchester. with congestive fever. Au-
gust 31Sf, at 2H o'clock p. NJ, HORACE LIN.
WOOD. son Of William T. and Eugenia A. Pitt
aged three years, two II onths, and niue days.
They are going, gently going
In their angel robes to stand,
Where the stream Of life is flowing,
In the far-of silent land.
We shall mourn them. we shall miss them,
From our broken little band;
But our soulS Shall still caress them
In the far off silent land.
They are singing, sweety singing,
Far beyond the vale of night,
Where the angels harps are ringing,
And the day Is ever bright.
We can love them. we can greet Them,
From this land of DINNER light.
TIL God takes us hence to meet them
Where the day is ever bright.
The funeral will take place at the Manchester
Baptist church THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING al
8 O'Clock. The friends and acguuin' ances Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Died, JOSEPH R. CURRIE, August 30th, at 81.
I. d.. ; aged ffty-Our years.
Friends of The family and members of Old Do.
minlon Council No. $50, Friends OF Temperance,
are Invited 10 attend his funeral THIS fWednes-
dayl AFTERNOON from the residence of G. II.
Morgan. 1907 Pleasant street, Sirecker's Hill
The deceased was an active and jealous member
of the Order Of the FTiencs Of Temperance, which
In his death susains severe loss. does his family
and frieLds. Yet their grief Is mtigated by the
conviction that he has ere this crossed the cold,
dark river and become The recipient OF blessed
Immortality. u.
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aYssf.xxY;:s NiyrrCS5g..
nGREAT REELECTION IN ' THE 81 \
PR1oEs z
DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS..
DRY G o Cd 8

\ hsAhSAbAtSN'Ss
or ne 10 make II. to the interest OF every to pur-
chase their goods at this reliable house, WHOSE
nrices are always the lowest, and who are always
tho ars, To give their customers the benefit Of any
decline.
BLACK ALPACA from 25c. to $3.50 YARD
we call special attention 10 the grades at-3o
and 45c; s3t, tf
BLACK CASHMERE, BLACK BOMBAZINE'
BLACK MOHAIR and BRILLIANTlNE;
EAII.sHADEs POPLIN at 35c. yard; ~.
pr.a1NpIACK SILKS from $50. to s1.35a yard;
RACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS from 81 20 to
$3.50 yard;
CoLORED ROsGRAIN SILKS, fall shades
ut $3.50 yard;
BLACK.and WHITE.sTRIPED SILK at COCA
yard; H# =
CAMEL S'-HAIR SERGE, PONGEES, SCOTCH
PLAIDS, CASHMERES, DEBEGEs,ALPACA
LUsTRES; ALAPACA POPLIN, CORDED
ALAPACAS;
JAPANESE POPLINs from 1896 4Oc.a yard;
JAPANESE SILKS from 45c. to $1a yard;
CHECKED JAPANESE STRIPES only soc. a
yard;
TYCOON REPS at zoe. yard; - s.@
Good CALICoEs at &c. yard;
Best CALICOES at S4and 10c. 4 yard;
KNIGHTS soFT-FINISH CAMBRIA, SO inches
wide, at 10c. yard: ........... ..
LONSDALE CAMBRIA at 6Hc. yard;
TOWELS from 81 to S12 dozen; ..
GOLDEN FLAX TRAY.CLOrHS or STAND
COVERS. 6Oc.;
Odd lot of INITIAL-PAPER at 10 and l5c.-haf
value.
A new assortment of NOTE-PAPER, in boxes
containing quirc of paper and Two packages Of en-
yelopes, TO be sold at the following prices:
Two styles NoTE-PAPER, plain white or four
colcrs, 15c.a box;
Eight STYLES NOTE.PAPER, plain white or four
colori zoe. u box;
Five styles NoTE-PAPER, plain white or four
colors, 25c. box;
Four STYLES NOTE-PAPER, plain white or four
coIors, Soc. u box;
Two STYLES NOTE-PAPER, In delicate tnts, 4oc-
| abux;
One style box containing four 1uires OF PARE
aud 100 ENVELOPES, four tinls and very
fine quality, 1925 for the complete box;
| Good NOTE-PAPER, IL a ream, put up In pack
ages of five qulrcs. for 25c.;
GOOD ENVELOPES at Sc. a package;
GOLD and JET JEWELRY, GOLD-and-PEARL
SLEEVE and COLLAR BUTTONS
| A large assortment Of LADIES' and GENTLE E
MINIS COLLARS and CUFFS just received;
| SWISS MUSLIN KUFFS ut soc. dozen;
| LACE-EDGE RUFFS 1T 45c. dozen;
CASH:S COVENTRY, BRITANNIA, STARS and
STRIPES, and GROWN RUFFLINGS; MA
| GIG RUFELES, with and without edge;
| HAMBURGHEDG aud INSERT1SGS ut / &C.
yard;
WORK. BASKETS, LUNCH-BAsKETS, KEY.
BASKETS:
| ALLIANCE REGISTERED TRIMMING, twelve
yards in piece, ut 35 and Soc;
BIAS TCCk1aG, different STYLES;
| CROTCFIET TRIMMINGS at Is and Csc. apiece
| A nice assortment of NECK RUFFLINGS;
HIGH-BACk SPANISH COMES from 20 to 75c.
| COMBS and BRUSHES in great variety;
SOAPS of every description very cheap;
SATCHELS, CARpET.BAGs, TRUNKS, and
SHAWL STRAPS;
BOOK MARKS at SC, BIBLE-MARKS at &C.:
| LARGE NOTIFIES In perforated board ut l5c.;
RUsTIc FRAMES for notices, complete, for 6Oc
For bargains in every description of DRY GOODS
ca,lat LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main str ct,
:uoS Richmond, Va
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The aid given by the Government 10 Inc
S,n Francisco banks we do not find faul'
with. TIE Government runs no rlsk' ana IL
is quite right that it should use its Influence
where il will be useful in restoring quiet anu
checking the ruinous effects of panic. But
this aid is given very "timeou>iy " with re-
ference to the Ohio elections. Nevertheless
yo have 20 idea that it will do anything 10
break The force of the San Francisco panic IN
Is damaging effects on the hard money con-
t~,c,ionists. Like an avalanche, it buries
them.
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sl,e explosion OF the great California Bans :.
Ia what way we cannot say he eadeis z
the institution were active In helping on 'ne
Union sidein the war, and the tone Q. 'ue,.
establishment was Republican. But IN la's,
years self.fnterest has been con'roM"s
prircipIe with them, and occasionally LIS a''
ton ,nsy have been perplexing. g
oac thing. we suppose, may be SAID OF
c,,;r,rn;.--that she is not llkelyto De trou.
h,ea much about questions concerning paFer
money and gold. She Is all the time 10 favor
of her own crop.
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ANOTHER ALMANAC-Messrs. CLEMMITT d
JONES have laid upon our table their VIZ
giuia and North Carolina Almanac for 1916.
calculated by Professor CHARLES Fl. WIN
sros. OF Richmond College. 1t contains the
usual information about the legislative ana
executive departments OF the States OF Vir'
uinia and North Carolina.
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A NDROSCOG FRUIT: OF-TuE-
IA LOOM, and ROCKDALE BLEACHED
COTTON, 12hc.;
DAvOL BLEACHED COTTON, 14c.;
WAMSUTTA BLEACHEU COTTON, 15c.;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 1896;
BROWN COTTON, Ga, s, ~, and 12Hc.;
CALICOES, 64, 81, and l0c.;
suEETlNGS, TlCkINGS, FLANNELS, BLAN-
KETS, QrIL2S. &c;
Eleyant and handsome lot of SASH RIBBONS
just received;
Choice lot of French and English CASSIMERES,
for early fall, just received;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to 81, which we
would Ike to compare with anything In the
market
The best CORSET for soc. in the market;
CORSETS at all prices;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, Soc;
KNITTING YARNS, all qualities.
We Invite special attention to our LINES-BO-
SOM SHIRT at $3.50 worth 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
SIS Broad street, between
Sc 1-3m Eighth aud Ninth
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
MERINO AND ALL-WOOL
UNDE R w AR.

LADIES MERISO and ALL-W0OL VESTS ard
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMtN'S MERINO and ALL-W DOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CInLDREN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES, GEETLEMEN'S, and CEiILDREN'S
MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALE
HOSE.
Wearc now receiving our fall stock of the above
gooCs. to which we invite the attention of our
friends aud the public generally, and guarantee q
saving OF 25 per cent. by buying OF us.
COURTNEY & POWELL. 81 5 Broad street,
Sc l.3m between Eighth and Ninth.
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MET SPECIAL NOTICE.-A very large
stock of FALL GOODS has just been opened at
SYCLE BROTHERS,, 429 Broad street; amongst
900 pieces NEW CALICOES. at all prices;
200 piccrs COLORED ALPACAC Mt 2Oc. worth
zoe. per yard:
2O0 piecrs DOUBLE.WlDTH ALPACAS at
soc. worth fully 40c. per yard;
M % SYCIE BROTHERS.
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au 1905
Observation-Disclosures
lA NN' - IrYI,IfRSIllN. -

On THURSDAY, September 2, 1872 pt S g.
Matrain win leave on the R,cnnonu .c,r or ADAMS
nud fi,road streets connecting with FINE
on The Potomac river tor
Returning, will arrive In Ricnm9ma ~ I'm
70 400 as is designed to make his e5eq lr
slon C Comfortable and enjoyable one III every ~
onporunty is afforded those who may S1s and 70
vie thfs beautiful and historic mansioni W 1mond
ipa several hours there, and returning "
substantial refreshments furnished y ri"A'n' ~
city prices. =. ro,.o had only Of
houno'trip uehel'' VIZ A. W. CARRIER,
o., .. ,.. S26 Main street.
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na COHEN R0THEKs FAVE JUST
REcE1yEb THEfa FIRST supPLYor GOODS
FOR TEE COMING SEASON.
An1onv the many Inducements which they offer
80 pieces ENGLISH MERIN0 at 1876. worth
fulIy Soc: 49,
Q cases Of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS at 1870.
worth from 25 to 30c.
CoLoRED ALPACAs at 25c., selling generally at
a-sr 95c,; 49,
"a pieces TYCOON REPS at j G'gc. worth 2sc.;
ENGLISH SER6ES at Csc, regular price being
y doc; si&t.; Il
BLACK ALPACALUsTRE at 25c.;
BLACK ALPACAS AZ Soc, reduced from 45c.; at
\ 37c, reduced from soc.
Also. the SILK LUSTRES. ut less than regular
prices.
DO not fail 10 see their BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. They are the handsomest and cheapest
In this city.
Two bales of WHITE FLANNEL at 1870. worth
o5c.. large stock Of all The finer grades at
proportionate rate.
SHAKER FLANNEL ut CSC. worth 45c.;
WATER-PRUOFS at less than maket value;
G reat bargains in REAL and PATENT LACES.
Also, large stock of FRENCH CORSETS at little
over half value.
ALSO,
Great bargains In ENGLISH CRAPESand GRAPE
WELLS.
Q cases handsome FALL CALICOES at &c;
2 cases AUBURN BLEACHED MUSLIN at lie.
All other popular brands constantly on hand.
2 bales BROWN COTTONS at SC. cheap at 10c.
ECK.FRILLS at soc. dozen;
SHgETIhG, Brown and Bleached, below mar
ket value; .-s.
Also, CANTON FLANNEL at 12fc., reduced
from zoe.
Those In want of SUMMER GOODS can buy
them ut and below cost al.
COHEN BROTHERS.,
305 Broad between Third and Fourth streets.
all 3U.5t
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TIE MARYLAND REFORNERs.-The new
party held its first public meeting at the
Maryland Institute, in Baltimore, Monday
evening. Mr.. Charles l.. Oudesluys pre-
sided, and the attendance-principa!ly com.
posed, Of Republican workipgmen and me-
enthusiastically filled the hall. The ar
nouncement was made that Henry NJ. War
field had been nominated for mayor, II. V.
D. Johns for States attorney, Judge lnglis.
C. Emercb, and Justus Bruehl for judges of
the Orphans Court. and John Il. McClu.
took for sheriff Judge In@is is the present
nominee of the Democratic party for the posi-
ton named. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Edwin Higgins. Henry NJ. Warfield, S. L..
Stockbridge, Ii. V. d. Johns, and Rev. II. p.
Jordan. A platform Of principles was read.
The following planks are worthy Of no.
ticc:
Opposition to the appropriation OF money
to institutions in which the State or city
have not an immediate interest and control.
That since the education OF the people is
the great safeguard of constitutional liberty
we will maintain, encourage, and improve
the publc.school system.
The taxation of all property except houses
used exclusively for public worship.
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p1C.yTCS AND ExGURsE0Es:

nIENNER,s HARK. ~ ss.s4 mn m
Il GRkHIPTC.E 81 + lETl1E BgNstEsssNrTr 9 on
"a Eee5LD TiKs iRG IsIA knf y. III The cid
Reaitses farr;sn 'i Te
on tIs occasion Csrdsol a6 ,,ssc and book stores
oe prom from, members OF the regiment ana Sohhi'
tee OF hrfahes MA, MAJOR GFoRGE. +. NORTON,
private ELLIS REDEOkns
Sprgeant CHARLES = ,iOEaH' Z
frha'e a. Committee.
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A T AND BELOW COST

IA FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
CLOSING OUT BUSINESS.
TEN THOUSAND DULLAkS' WORTH OF
HuMAS-HAIR GOUDS, JEwELRY, NOTIONS
LACES, CORSETS, &C, TO BE SOLD REGARD:
LESS OF COST barlng rented out my store. aud
having only limited time 10 sell my stock, will
offer the greatest bargains TO all In want OF my
goods that were ever offered In this city. Cope
and be convinced at Z. l.. GRANGERS,
au2 Palm 627 Broad street.
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n1y- 500 pieces NECK and SASH-RIB-
HtNS I'm all widths and colnrs at lower prices than
ever offered, at SYCLE BROTH CRS'.
Our stock of HOSIERY is complete. au 2S
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nw 1000 DOZEN NECK.RUFFS, made
of good material, at soc. per dozen. at
- SYCLE BROTHERS..
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COTTON, in all
numbers, at CSC. per pound. au 20
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The financial disturbance in California is
we'll calculated 10 create lluttcr among pa
pers and parties in the Eastern States. The
haId,money journals publish the kilograms in
silent wonder, and appear TO lack the courage
TO tackle flct so overwhelming as the de.
stIuction Of all their theories. Here at one
fell blow has persisted every fact and premise
from which New York and Baltimore have
drawn their conclusions. Gold banks have
failed in the modern Ell Dorado, and the Wa
tiers of the Golden Horn have closed sullenly
over the body of the great hgh-priest Of
specie. yment. The system died tirst-and
that in the land Cf bulion-and King Raj
ston was too proud TO survive the explosion
of his bubble. 1t has been demonstrated
that causes and not mediums Of commuuica-
ton control effects and it has been shown
that credit builded upon an insufticiency Of
gold is just as unreliable as q confidence
based upon currency issued by great and
stable Government.
This startling event will not only have
large influence on the financial views OF
men, but is apt to control very concuslyely
the issue of approaching political struggles.
The Ohio Democrats will certainly take
heart now at this plain proof that their OPP
ponents are wrong, and we do not believe
that the bullion worshippers can recover
from this blow at their craven image.-Pe.
terSburg Star.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CITY 6UARD,l
september !, 1875.
A BUSINESS MEETING OF THISH
IA COMPANY will be held TONIGHT In q
the Richmond Circuit Courtroom topposie the U
post-ofice) At 8k z. n. BY order OF Captain II
TAYLOR. Eti-ss5t ..g.ss W..R. CASkIE, 4
sc Lift Orderly Sergeant.
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A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces :.
"A trohes. self:feeders. basebnrner., and 80, Ia
stoves: Sh0 Sr Jill LIMP and HAIL 's re,
highly recommended: BLACK Hrai9 nhoesh
average and smiths burns Ike the sIdoiht,nm Jump:
Is mined on adjacent property. For Sale ~ ana
TO satisfy dealers or consumers. "'p prices
p. ALBERT BLAIR
., . Fourteenth street near Mnyo's briGs,o
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ALL VARIETIES OF SPICES sold by
n aust L. WAGNER. Druggist.
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49,. MILE TICKETS
for general travel good until used and avalane lux
families or parties are now on sale al sou ea.n ..
the general ,icket-ofice in Richmond or 'nes ma,
be ordered through any ticket agent aIons LII INV
of the road. CONNH ~. 80.
au2 7-M,W, &F3w Oehcra Ai'"S'
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ng KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS
at 75c. at SfCLE BROIHEES,:
Remember our new stock OfSCAKFS. au2S
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w'oons AND s,oa.'
GOAL, COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Do not 1o-c..
~ haye still fell supply of all YIRs.T x,
ssppfhIkSsrra ci6vtS CITE WEST YiRGiAAffss
and RLACKSSrITH's COAL; OAK ana CINE
WOOD llona Or sawad). Save from 2sc ~ ZINE
loud nv calling at Nineteenth and Cary sres, 81 Per
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A NTHRACTTE COAL, ALL SIZES
N and Of first quality.
C0TTRFLL & GILES.
au 2l-1m corner Tenth strcnt and Ea -.
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WILL ARRIVE IN A FEW nIVc
THREE HUNDRED TONS SUpsp,d6o
ANTHRACITE COAL. which will 6eliys," ,. uooK
the vessel to those who wish TO lay In ihe, iirom
supply at very small margin. / gu,rants. ,het
co 70 be rst-class, and to Civ entire SatIsfn,e
or no charge VIII be MADE. Orders left al NV NO,
corner seventh and Slain. and Broad near 81.
street, will he promptly attended to. f"''
AL 2l-1m w, IL dcDDwvr,
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PELLONA SOFT COKE-BEST FT-gI
~ FOR COOKING IN USE. Full sunni =.
hand. COTTRELL q GiiES VI
au2l-1m corner Tenth street ana Kasin t@,t
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(1LOVER BILL COAL, FREE OF
" SLATE, and sold by weight.
COTIRELL & GILES,
u21-1m corner Tenth street and Basin L,rL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04
APPLICATION FOR PATIENT.
NOTICE NO. 90.
u, a. ssrvsy Ne. 11o ssA ISy,

TT 8. LAND .oTYICK, CARSON orrY.
given that J.. o. Caldwell, Wkoss pcsi-smcs
addrcss 10 Cold HIN. Storey county. NssaAs,
has this day hied bis Application for . patent
iSr swsnt, .tse hu n nc nins'y.twe g.,
gold and silver, With surface ground two han
dred feet In width. situate. lying and being n
Gold I'LL Mining District, county Of storey
and State Of Nevada, and known and originated
by the Geld notes and onicial plat on die in this
ohlee ss lot number 10 and IN In townships
twsnty-one Cii) east Of Mount Diablo meridian.
The exterior bouudares Of nid lot No. 10
and loI being q lollsws, 70 vii: .I.UIl
Variation 10 degrees and % minutes east.
Commencing d poet marked No. LUZ ,. ear
vcy No. l2e and io1, situated on the sorth bask
intspeet esid rayins, thsses running Art
course west 100 feet W post marked No. 1, ~.
3. survey No. - and and lo1, and uhspcs
bears the mouth OF working tunnel sosth 0 do.
grees wet. distant % feet the quarter Sec
lion corner on south Inc Of section ~ ~,
meridian north % degrees and 1sniuuta west,
distant s6i feet thence. seeond eourpe. north
I degree and onequarter INMATE east, INA feet
70 post marked No. Y, u.n. survey Nd. - and
1o1 said pos. being identical With he south.
vey No. i03; thence. third course, east 800 feet
to poet marked No. 4. us. survey No. iss and
iU7; thence, fourth course, south J tegres and
one quarter minute west, 1,5e7 net 70 post
marked No. 0, U. D. survey No. - And,in1.
and whence bears the fagstaf Of tbs Caledonia
new hoistiug works soufh - desrees and one
quarter minute west, dagstaf % knicksrboeksr
hosting works south u DEGREES And ons -qusr-
ter minute west, aagstaf on Mouht Davidson
north ~ degrees and oue-half minute west;
thence. ntth cnnrte. wet 100 feet to Po.t No:
I, the point OF beginning. containing 10 s2ioo
acres.
This claim il bounded on the north By the
Europa Companv's claim.
The location OF this mine 10 duly recorded
In the County Recorders once Of storey Com.
~. stats OF Nevada, tcp: o. Virvinla City. In
boob A. % 80 %, Gold I'LL Mining Records.
Any and Llpersons claiming sdvsrpey any
portion Of aid J.. q. osldwsl nlss o. saifaiS.
Ing ground ~ kereinbefors dsseyibsd. are
REQUIRED 10 Gle their adverse claim witn the
Register q the United Btstss Lasd once Of
Carron Ctr, In the State OF Nsvsda, during the
sixty dayS period Of publication hertvi. or
they VIII b. barred By virtns oftss provisions
OF the statute.
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APPLICATIONS rei rlfrsr.n
APPLICATION IoR PAIENT,
~-.~s - 49,
u. 4. asrysy Ne. In.

II. Z; .asD ,. o.sI sa,il C.ssos GIT:
hereby given that John kapp and MARI
Btrolss, whose poet snes Ad1fsss n Vrrinis
City, Storey coanty. Nsvsds. have this dsy
nied their Application fur . US. patent for
eleven hundrsd l,ino( linsas fsst q. ths New
s ssSa:.'i ain lSSs; . III .s sssss.s !: so r. sSs:s s nd
other precious METALS. with SurfAes ground
three hundred mn iu width, situsts. fyfne asd
being 10 the silver etAx Mining 9iStrtet,
Storey county and stats Of Nevada, and known
and Designated BY tAs hsl1 netss issd easiai
ssesioa tSirss-ssSss 10. fewassip sansss
seventeen 90 Horth. In fanfs nunbse .tvsa-
dian.
The s.tsrio. boundaries Of said lot ssaas y
pesinnins a. post No. I, sltusssd sbost aoso
feet southvsstsrly ffoa shaft No. sof the 30
tro Tunnel Company, and whence esars 'ths
North Occidental ConpAny's iAeliss. North ~
derrees east, defiant about 90 feet; dagstaf
on Nount Dsvidsos. North BiH dsvrsss west;
the quarter section On The sou.h line q ,set!on
Diablo meridian, South s1N degrees ssst sii
feet, and running from sald post No. I. fnt
coufre. South ~ degrees and II minutss wsst.
$50 feet 70 post No. 8; thence. sesond eourss.
North Z degrees east, l,loo feet 70 post No. 8
tncuCcs tuiru Courto, Noftu ~ oSxrvt4 ne ~
minutes east. 100 feet 70 post No. Z; thence,
fourth course. South ~ dserses sast, ~ fSst
along the soathsn boundary ofths sptro Tun.
mel grant 10 post No. I; thsucs, fth eoafSs,
South 4 degrees west, - feet 70 pot No. u
thence. sixth course. South ~ dsgress and u
minutes wet, 10 fest 10 poet No. I. The p,acs
Of beginning. containing I le.too serss. besf.
ings cxpressed from The true meridian mag.
nstic variation. foh dsgrscs cost 4yi ".
This claim 10 bounded on the north By the
Sutro Tunnel grant, and on the south By the
Occidental 0ompany's u. q. survey Noe. u
and ~. Labor and improvements eonsist OF
an incline shan exeseding tsooi In vasue. Ser
vey made to accord In the main with the rec.
efd OF location, excepting the eourss ofi y end
lines. which werv made 10 accord with The ID
Joining y. n. survey Nos. u andeo
y 1~hAloeatlea % tkis slain 10 daily rscorded In
the CeuaN Recorders oncs Of storey county.
NsvsdE Rspt e. virsisfa City, On book B,
paess lo,sRd - q. fresnptless and Lees'
tions, ai1 eenfsy County Recorts.
Any 90 81 psfsons eaining sdvesely any
portion Of said North Occidental NninS
claim. Or ground. ~ hersinbefors described,
are required 10 file their adverse ,elaim with
the Register OF the United States Land once
at Carson City, In the state o. Nevada, daring
the sixty days period Of publication hereof, OF
they win 30 barred By virtue OF the provisions
sns,ISd A. waltz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-04
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Il matters not what your trouble may no.
viii cosi roo netting Cor consultation, sopIcase
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you 30; II not. he will say 90, for he
will not undertake Q cure unless he 10 eonident