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knew the story. lie said. "You great slmpiotoh'
must pay COR your stupidity and gave her iano-
scape out of his dusty studio NOW, TINS timo you
,,rst v.it ,,Il am dead before you sell it, The
/ r,,at simnleton promised with tears In her eyes
| Bnt-such il tho human heart-ever since Corots
life was despared of. the great simpieton Is areadV
trv;ng 10 trade off" the landscape. Which shows
! Nat IL il not worth while to reward stupidity.
| Enourh of paintng-or you will end by saying
| whenever Won see my name in the words of the pla
ca,6s ON freshly. whitcwaShcd gates, Take care OF
the paint"
There was dancing yesterday at the Countess
Duchaters, whose salon bears something the Same
relation to Orlcanis society that OF the Princess
Mathde to the Bonapartist Naturally, ono meets
at Madame Duchatels the PRINCES OF the Orleanst
family but. as at the Princess Mathildes You may
find Orleauists in truancy so at Madame DuchatePs
there are Bonapartists who think that politics should
be left in the cloak-room They are perfectly right;
one docs not 20 into society to conspire one goes
for the nobler object Of showing ones clothes OF
passing the time Therefore day before yesterday
at the Venetian f6to which l gave, made OF my
hotol a neutral ground where all parties came
together 1t was the voritable coalition OF the two
Centers; it was even meeting of the two Extremes
for it is known that extremes meet 1t seemed
perfectly natural that wellbred men like the COmte
de Paris ard Marshal Canrobert, Gen. Fleury and
Admiral Pothuau should meet at the same moment
before domino or before a picture. had every
shade Of party: Gen. Turr, who captured Naples,
and Gen Bosco. who defended it the Minister OF
Greece and the Embassadeur of Turkey; the Comte
d'Haussonville and Alexandra Dumas, his victim,
crowned with the flowers Of the Academy!
The American world was there entirely at home
1t is known that have, in a manner, naturalized
myself with my pen in the United States, so that
tney shook hands with me like fellow citizens. The
New World rivaled the Old in brilliancy of cos
tune; it was dazzling When any one recognized
an Am6Iicaine by her accent he would say, Il am
not cheated here-this one is pretty"
There was wit in every corner. All trouble in this
respect was ,aken from tho master of tho house.
What charming things were caught on the wing.
lovely Xarquise, disguised Devil, said to the
Conte de Paris. "Wouldnt you Ike to be King.
Monseigneur :" NO." he replied for then you
would not cell me the truth"
A Princess said to me she took leave, "The best
word OF the evening was said to me BY my little boy
before came away. Mamma, why do you disguise
yourself whc1 you are 80 proty1 Take care, or God
might condemn you to wear mask always. to pun
ish you Como to bed with me, and send your DOM
iro t. my aunt; she is ugly!" The Princess added,
am going to wake up tho dear child to show hi II
flat God has not sentenced me to wear a mask
| always" AISENE HOUSsAYE.
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NJ. HOUSSAYE'S FETE.


VI. Arselo HOussaye's pTncely residence in
tho Avenue de F1edland opened last night to
hosts OF tue literary and artistic circles and the elite Of
Paris. TIE itcs Of the distinguished author OF " Les
GTandes Danes" are essentially characteristic Of his
taste and Orginaya tnIe OF the fairy world mingled
with syhartic essence VI the seventeenth century
such the Impression gathered by the fortunate guest
at the Moorish and Renaissance mansion. TIE salons
and halls were most brilliantly illuminated and the
walls hung with costly GobelIn and Beauvais
tapestries, and lined with precious exotic
plants Of rare varotiee and beautiful foliage
Tic Supper served In the dning-room would
surely tempt Vltes JEALOUSY: and the music playing
in outer hail gave 10 tie Whole an OlYmpan charD,
n mag" spe wEch mast place 10 The credit OF The
eleg. nj n,aglclan ana SeJpcW dH lieu The fetc WAS
one the brilliant OF the season. and at O'Clock
thought 81 retriug. Among The guests were
Baron alssiua, Caro-. Gc L)menl' tho Duke de BahOs,
the Cbcyocl NiCra, LDri Lyttnn Prince GlHtzne, dc
nlotGr, AbSItuvc Bro HrS ems, BlrOey dAurcNlNy,
z en-, P1ncc RCA4u. Cont GOsmOnd, Gen. Bau-
chlrl Marquis O. V}.Iri, V'rry, Prince Tronbrt2ki,
dc Salm Jue, Slndcan. RDhscnll Panl dc saint Victor,
Pi!ncc BOescO. Iac,rd, B,z wsk, Alexaudre Ddnla'.
stevens \. " Admiral PJ.hulu. Ci6sn&er Cdlemlra d.
Igfa} cite. CHlpIia P"uyei I0rrr Prince DO Pognao,
Count POocki, Dlruv, hrteO, Emile de GiTariin,
TAueug, G1sIave III uhegt, Ecuilct dc Coaches, de
GOncOurt, NJ ;rquis de P.wlc. Hedri dc Pone. Count
uOsmOY, Oi.'n Jsch. ca Jduci, De Ii Gd6rOIGcte ca
mile F.am.n,riOn, de HeerKrr'n, Alnbrui'e phOnls.
Court GUrJw.ki, Charles do L'Ssop Count LlIerrGrc.
Grdmont, CirOus Duran, Esaest Picard, Marquis de
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U. 8. SEEA TE-SPECIAL SESSION.

OBJECTION TO CONSIDERING THE RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING CONTINUANCE OF COMMITTEE on
ORGANIzfNG TUE DEPARTMENTS - RESOLUTION
TO AUDIT SENATE EXPENSES DURING TIE RE-
CESS.
WAsnINGTON, March 1s.-In his opening
prayer IN the Senate th.s morning the Chaplain IN
voked vine Providence TO be gracious ~ the Senators
now about 10 separate and g their ways to
mako them a blessing to the nation. and light TO the
times in WHEN they live.
Mr. BOUTWELL, G,ep, Mass) called up the resoiu.
ton submitted BY him yesterday. authorizing tho
Special Committee appointed to examine the several
OF the civil service with view 10 the reorgan-
izaon OF the several departments thereof To SIT dur0g
tAe rec 50 OF tho srnate to employ stenoZrIpher TO
administer oatns, ana to send for persons and papers
MI STEVENSON (Dem, Kg) raised tho point VI order
that the resolution looked TO legislative business. and
could not be considered at this session q tho
s. ate.
Slr CONKLING Gtep. Y. " said tho Committee was
On and If the Senate Jud refuse to pass 1t the Com
mtJco wou consider it equivalent to an ihuha'i'h
tina. In were bot to ga wtth the inquiry
Mr. STEVENSON sad he did not wish 10 throw any
obstacle the Oi investga:on OF The senate
tended TO az the late legislative session Tue senate
had already decided That COEiDttce 10 Inquire ihto
tue condition Of affairs Ia SOC lndan TERRITORY was not
IN order Ills nalnc va r'corled against tnat s1u
tOu ana he conld not support tbis " that reSoiuton
our Of order chs one ccrtainy was. 81.
Mr. BOUTWELL, rep, dtss.l-lt was Tor inc senate senate
tOJhngc WhetbrF TIC I'iII'te' s,,'.,i 80 nr
pos ponc tne matter ent the next session o,
CONGRESS. It was Dot proposition 10 enter upon aV
new business ans he hoped the Senator from KENTUCKY
would Withdraw his objections. -. Il.
Mr.. HAbiLIS Or p. Nj" said no wonld OBJ 'ct 10 tIo
further consideration tnis matter unless vote coma
be taken now, bat II 1t could nos DO taken nc WOMB
move that tho senate proceed 20 tho cO1siderLt 81
Execuuve business. ~ wei known t14t the Stu'lo
had agreed to vote u certain matter at O'Clock tn'
afternoon (rrftrrihg 20 the Liawsan treaty. aud ~ tho
time previous boar wOdd 10 required fOr discus
Mr.. STEVENSON withdrew his objection to the reso-
lufiJn. -
rc,oufi0u In. iiAMLlS male the motion 10 20
Executive Session, wicA vas agreed 70, anu mo
maze at 1915, pfVceeued To tbs Consideration Oi Tx
ecu i've Duslncas. ..,.,..>,
At 400 y. the doors were reOpened. Mr. IIUl.hAH
IL suu.. Oni sIOGirted Io following: .,
sDloe1 That Saturday, 2Ot nsL the senate W."
adjourn siHe IT, Laid .- o,
Mr. JONES (n,p., W submitted resolution eon-
tiuugg tao COnIu audit and control the comm
geut expenses ga the senate. ana authorizing 'no N'
mttee = durIng the recess. L,id over
Inc 3 late Iu5n adjourned tIlI jV-nOfrow'
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The total number of arrests 90 go. average
OF a each officer Cen JOurdan in refer
ence the protection OF property the river side
the need OF harbor police:
Council for tue Organization OF harOor police,
which Is SO essential 10 the proper protection OF tne
numerous and extensive warehouses along thu river
DOCKS. Nearly ALI tue piers are controlled
owned by private persons end the location OF the ada
cent warehouses such as " render IL difficult for
street patrol TO efficiently guard the property in tho
daytime, while at night, whom the gates leading to
officers TO tho piers and shipping, or
to render assistance even If they knew a
robbery actually taking place. This Is not an ex-
ali the piers and warehouses; from Gawanus bay and
canal to Newtown creek, distance OF about seven
miles The number aud capacity OF both warehouses
the superior facilities offered large amount Of
shipping, aud IL Ia essential to the interests and pros
perly Of trade our river front that this vast amount
OF property be securely guarded TO render depre
datons extremely difficult. II NOT impossible. In order
should be established without delay. Two steam
launches, capable Of wing from To ten
each would furnish ample protection, aud could be
tablished and maintained at o moderate expense.
Minor reports from the police surgeon the counsel to
the Board, Superintendent Of Biography. aud tho
different clerks. accompany the main communication,
but present no features OF general interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. MARCH 10
Hss tor Newfoundland Po0nce day
a. $50 n.
Ma. aalax N 81 closed the Sew.Yori Po,,-O
Eyst6pn.
SATURDAY. MARCH 20
Mails Great Ireland and
by ahp RCbc. II NJ So pre Mail closed
at the Posotce Il IN. Steamship
NO. %. AOr,h River.
For the Contne Of Ruors via Southampton Bmen
ste lnshp Hermann mails close at 1880
aiail closed the podOce 1880 steamship at p
from PIER foot OF Third Sc. H0boken
FOR frenci Mall dpct the steamship VILE de
IL NJ Supplementary Mail Is cl nee
Steamship sails nc n. from Per 60
Mans Tor Aspnwal iausml Central Pscse
steamship Acapulco.
Mail osed AZ tn PostOace at ii s,eam,bp
from No. AZ. North River -
Mails Clyde . M
ship at ) D from Per No 70 lsst Rive.
SUNDAY. MARCH 2l.
All Malls close atl O'CLOCK IN. Is
a.. to IL H.
MONDAY. MARCH 90
Mails Belgium direct via Antwerp. by the
Nevada close steam biz sails hsr5cok
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT oP NEW YORK. .............".....MAGcu Is
CLEARED.
Steamship sesia (Ger) Hebch Hamburg Sc hunnaut 20
Steamship City Of Newior rhaiaerIan Havana T. AeIasdre
steamship Danis Praaadn. AID rOrt Roy.l Gssese
sies@ssp w. GaI s s ,o.,d S'im9fT NM w DA'eA
steamship Isaac BEL LasrsnOo Norfolk. oy Point ard Richmond
steamship franconl Bragg Portland. j. p Amea
Steamship Bsoss (osed witesren Cor. ORDERS Punch EdJ'
Ship Britannia Ser, Greqvold, H,mIars Puneh. El,osco
Bars C. Warwick (B Kline, Rio JaHere PenlersaS Bros
BARK Harriet (Br.l, Ill., Bristol Dowrns Archibald
Dng lorna zone % y Cooper porsanrr,oee aorr'y. r
Pris Sehe Cav. aead. Grslds % Sal, Geo W Boom
Bra Belle (Brl Muleahy Lisbon, Bosna1 Archibald
schr. D4liss palns Saga! l.. brat .sH S : Co. -.
ssS S1 y < s.isaa. zslst IsI Cave. a; Ma":%I..
setE j. SssSn Ss'sr p.a "es rs,'os 81, Load
senr. Jsha K M,rnl. Fosr-ier. Ponce, Abel AbOoI
ARRIVED.
s,eam,hp Abemsrc Gibbs Lews Del with mise and p,ss Oh
Bns MMtaqalss (Pr Mssse ST. Pierre. usrt II days
scHr Sarah Smith Grns Mensn IS osy. with Ash
shr Teal amm Of and IL days from 81 '0hD " VA Vineyard
Bc'ros M,reh ls-Arys U steamship G.,,vsbars from
, %'1 western cst PdSo. So report. SsrpS Sos We'd
s,sds the Qaeen OF the West on CieaHess also the bns
M.Is1 lsSslsd steamship Illinois for L,sIeoS
KnwCAsrLr Del March lSPsssod sesm.Ap vvdie.tor
NewioIs bnss Dawn for for Oderi for
huns for rrosaeScs .eS J. Rs.rds ys1s for 1ssrasss
Lee .sS A.si. s.es.as rSs .ssr ss.snsa rsas,s
large tAreaaed from the West indies arrived nE Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS
MovuLr M,reh ls-Ths Anchor Bys, from New
rI,i March No., for . .s. . here s steamship
Prsnce fudes Ns~.ro March y. arrived here early this
March Issa 6. 2: MATED s' n os sS. e' s.s:
S"a B. upper and Psenc 10Th: Tsa-srs .sa
he nssasaosl Clara. Pomona sSd Ada
MOVEMENTS or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
,..-,s,u Cooa .rvsd q, Aspnws hon ss~Yo. March ls
lI~ Lsssst sap Grss 80 Ssvs~A Pass'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA
CLAIMS,

WASHINGTON March 1s.-The following were the
proceedings Court Of Commissioners oi Alabama Claims to-day
No b43-Mose, The Cmsd stttes-Jsimtn was
United This - he gene al
average capture Of the stmshD An by tie Ala
bo1d willie On tie yoy9se ion Newlok
. Asriawa.
No lsi-Eza Ann Gane Tee CRitd States A motion
submitted 81 CorUle 20 nOdi the Jugmert catered
in Lisc cas- fcb 23. 1873. Toe oouon wss de-.eL .
Tie announced that. with previous
intlnatoa. JUDICIAL cOsri-ince the t'Io"ihgnsn'd
ye.s,L would be pied altcay proved
"eatiegare. Aiibaran Sea Lars Jieob Bel
Point, Red Gauotci AHl.
conan star Charles Hill Du WidT1rd, Elecsns
Spa,k OcrClSe Abigail Nassau. Isaac HOwan olive Jane ship
isvete Neaayen ConB Goodspeed Brilliant and MaTgsre'
Y DAVIS ...
623CLares Peters tel agt The United oaes-Suoaud
usOu tie evidence and hri,fs Of unset
The court then 4ljouraei until 10 occcf Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
CHARACTERISTICS OF OUR BEST PREACHERS.
~ From Ths ChrfsuIn Union.

The special lecturer on preaching, Tor this
year, lie Yale Theological seminary, Is DE- Jonn Hail.
His lectures reported III THE TRIBUNE, full OF
meat They display, among other admirable qualities,
what may lie called the genius OF common sense Even
give his opinions or theology, he would have made the
world by apt distinction He said that
decryng theology all tho fashion, but decry
ing rather the exploration OF extinct volcanoes which
was profitable only for Daturasts. IL speaks well for
the soundness OF the churches that the most popu
lar and successful preachers IN this city whose
charac terstcs moral earnestness, simplicity, and
directnesS. DR.. John Hall, Dr. WIN. NJ. Taylor DR..
Tying Dr. Armtage and DIR. FJss. are examples OF the
class we mean and tho list ht Dc EXTENDED tOincudc
the leading pastors III most or the denominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
MEETING OF HENRY cLBws's CREDITORS

A meeting of the creditors of Henry Clews g.
Co held yesterday at the office of Eigar Keoham.
Register Of Bankruptcy, OF Ann and Nassausts.
Mr. Cornelius r. Timpson, cashier OF the Continental
Bank elected trustee without any opposition. One
OF the gentlemen present made the following statement
TO q TRIBUNE reporter: The firm OF Clews q Co.
has made loan to the old firm that suspended IN 1873
Of about and has received for collateral security
large amount Of raj road and other securities II the
trustee OF the old firm, Mr. Tappen comes forward aud
pays the loan and rodeems the securities then the cred
ors Of the firm will realize dividends nearly In
full The actual value Of the securities has not been
determined yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19

Offices urged the repeal o. the resolution author
ling The 20 per cent reduction In rates. This was op
posed by the domestic companies, and the tier went
over 10 tho meeting. The Committee appointed 10
consider OF tho Metropolitan Ere Insurance
Company. which was expelled from tho Board for vlo
lstion OF ruea and which expulsion restrained by
tho courts recommended tho Board not to appeal
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
WICKED ARTICLE BY WORLDLY EDITOR
IRON he OHIO STATE J0grntk
a. firnl hrlif

am weary n0W-my poor urea Draln
needs rest" said Old MacStnger 10 q pretty young
school teacher who was boarding In his family VIII
YOU Ike me 10 your roOm dear. where there Is
fire. and read Millions Paradise Lost to me- whe seek
repose Z" an rest your poor tired brain with TINS
roilng-pn n you don't get out OF this-you miserable
old deceitful hypocrite - remarked Mrs. Maesllpger
emerging from the pantry very unexpectedly. "GlSe
the old man chance, can't you !" yelled The Boy VINO
was lust taking hi, first slide down the banster since
Old MacStingor interviewed him abont losing hat un
ner hch was eaten up by the Butcher boys dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19

DIR. IT. A. HARTT on "MEDICAL DECADENCE"
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The fact that DR.. II. A. Hart's paper,
published in Mondays TRIBUNE, was read before the
Medical Journal Association does not imply that 1t
received the approval OF that body. In permitting
paper to be read right Of criticism and dissent is
always reserved; and on this occasion 1t was unspar
ingy exercised, as those present will testify 30 far
from supporting DR.. Harrs position. tho Association
stamped 1t with their unqualified condemnation.
Neto- York, March IS, 1876 A. H. 8.
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FOR HAMBUEG-fa stednsht0 Sstd March lS-Nr and Mrs
cnillrsl. NJ. sGd Mrs Charles ID
M1s.s h Pac ei M,thos.
Ms ~ Joues snI mad scY1d T. lei, J.
Liagg A. VI. Koencr. Theoor brtzei Dr.
seyfEed H. T. Wine lorr Bcckm,nD lea Iobe. sHn y
L. X cher master SchiOh acSc Mrs George MAJ g d
iarea Mrs No~s A. Behneud PIhpp 10 N bie4Ior
brcAler h. Rlcat.r. 4. HAIR, L. Fnes j. h. tudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The President sent

Tho following nOIlInatOns 20 tue sehaIo IO-IHy
avd Love To DC Chief Supreme CoH Csh Terri
TORI Isaac Pa t. s. District JUG for te ives th lei OF
Arssusss; " Paveroo H. > hrbh Dse' he'ii,mo
eary Is. Brown, 10 D UleI States Jgls'
for the Eastern Distinct Of Michigan; Daniel X
of ~ PubIc Monegs Ssina
K.n Fo Eaasars-Joha T. tgnnIasE GasooK, Mo- GoWs
hrep. james GODlsecl Joliet Ill;
IL Aea Minneapolis, Minl. a. Ho1Ioa a. Dallas Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.

PITTSBURGH, March 1S.-William Murray,
who has been on trial for tho past two days for tho
murder Of Gotthardt wahlon tho 18th of November
last was this morning found guilty OF murder In tho
first degree Tho trial Of Myers his accomplish began
thus morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
INSURANCE TOPICS.l

The New-York Board of Underwriters re-
sumed their sessions yesterday and discussed the
ducton OF rates. Tho representatives Of the foreign
companies acting under instructions from their homo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19

A HORSE TRAINER SENTENCED FOR PERJURY
BUFFALO, March Isl. II. Randall, a we'll
known Eastern horse jockey and trainer, convicted OF
perjury to-day sentenced 10 the State Prison at
Auburn Tor tw years His couns el will move wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
MINIAWuKA AIMANAc

snnn 06 OIL Moon set.... b ~
U.TsE rsp pAY-As
SANDY Hook COL 636 Hell Gate Ferry. S23
rBn DAY.
Sand, Hook % uov. 6:57 Hell Gate Peu.. SAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
CONFIRMATION BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-lhe Senate, in Exccu.
TIVE tie Of Abe. u " 10 bs
A,l.tan Of Ge Cui.e1 ,sILgoa Lcfor
Iuae, T.dsleL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
PASSENGERS SAILED.

Mails for Belgium direct. via Antwerp ny the 5esmshiI
Nevada close az d a. n. steam biz sails nOa h-r5e
Brooklyn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

IA Notice No a93-u. S. Survey No. 3s-
L. s. Land Office. Carson City. New ada, October
10Th ISIS Notice is hereby given that the
ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. a
corporation existing under ana by virtue of the
laws of tho State of Nevada, and whose post
Office address and principal place of business is
Carson City, Nevada, has this day by r. E.
KELLY its duly authorized and appointed agent
made application for I. S. Patent to one
Thousand Il .0Orl Inca feet of a certain vein or
lode of quartz CT other rock in place bearing
gold and silver and other precious metals and
known a. and called the ATHENS LODE AND
CLAM situate. lying and being in the Eagle and
Washoe Valley Mining District, Or1nsby County
and State of Nevsda, together with all dips,
spurs, angles 1nd variations. with surface
ground six hundred feet in width for the con-
venient working thereof, and known and desig-
mated on the field notes and official plat on file
in my Office as L. s. Survey or Lot No. 81 in
Sections Nos. IA and Is Township No. Is north
in Range No. 10 east Mount Diahlo Base and
Meridian, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No. 80 being as follows. to-wit Beginning at
Post marked Athens Co., L. S. Survey No 50 ;
Post No. l, located on north easterly slope about
one mile north easterly from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears the Carson Mint south
81 degrees IS minutes east Winnie Ranch house
north IS degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said post No. /: first course south Sc
degrees IS minutes west at 800 feet the south
west corner post No of the Mint Mining Cos
L. S. Survey No. 81 COO feet to post No. =;
thence second course south 3degrees 80 minutes
east eco feet to pest No. g. thence third course
north Sc degrees IS minutes east ct 500 feet is
south centre stake, whence hears the quarter
section corner on the east line OF Section Is
Township Is north in Range 70 east Mount
Disblo Meridian south degrees 50 minutes
east 1856 feet, GOO feet 10 post No. 4: thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes west
eco feet to post Nc. the point Of beginning,
containing u 71-lCeth acres. Bearings e1-
pressed from true meridian. Magnetic varis-
ton 1G54 degrees east. Survey made to accord
with the record Of location. The labor and inn
proyenents consist of an incline and cuts. This
claim is bounded on the north by the Mint Cos
claim L. :. Survey No. 81. and on the south,
east and west 10y no known claimants. The
location Of this claim is Of record and may be
found in BOOK page II of the Mining Records
Of EsGle and Wsshce Valley Mining District
kept IN the Office Of the Mining Recorder st
Carson City. Nevada. ANY and all persons
claiming adversely any portion Of said Athens
Gold and Silver Mining oCmTanys claim or
ground es hereinbefure de-clibed, ire required
To nie their sdytrSe claim with the Register OF
the L ;. Land Once, at Carson City. Nevada,
during tie sixty dsys period q: publication
hereof or they will lie barred 10y virtue Of the
provisions 81 the statutes.
oct1o-65t A. waltz. Register.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22

judicial District Of he State q
Nevada. in and for the Comfy
Of Ormsby, this 9Th day nj
November. in the wear If ,i.r
Lord. enc thousand eiGA: hun
drrd and eeyenty-hve.
u, III ~ i rlNS L.--i-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22
COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il United States. for the District nf Nevada
In the matter Of JOHN p. BkOWS. Bankrupt,
in Eank.uptcy---Cnited states Of America.
District OF Nevada, ss.-A warrant i'll BanE-
ruptcy had bccn issued by said Court against
the estate Of John P. Brown. Of the County Of
Churchill and State Of NsyfGa. III said Dist :ics.
who has been duly adjudgod baEkrupt>Hpon
his own petition; and the payment of any debts
and the delivery OF any property belonging to
said bankrupt. to him or to his ase, and the
transfer Of any property 10y him, ara forbidden
by law. ! meeting OF TIC creditors 81 ssid
bankrupt. - prove their debts ana choose one
or more assignses of his estate, viii b. held al
Court OF Bankruptcy. to lie holden a: Virginia
IN said District, on the 10th day Of December
A D. 1875, at O'Clock P NJ, a. the Office OF T.
Strother Room Gdt Fellows Building. corner
of c and Smith stretta. one Of III" registers in
Bankruptcy OF said District.
L. =. CiAPP.
United States Marshal snd Messenger u
BANKRUPTCY for raid District.
c. H. EAYNR, Deputy. dsciitd