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The Saving Of Woman WHO Had Lcnped
Overheard from II Ferry Boat.

Overheard from Ferry Boat.
As the Houston street ferryboat Maspeth
was approaching her New York slip, At about ;
O'Clock last evening, young woman dar,ed
through the crowd that stood on the rear deck
and ehped over the chains into the water. In
an instant all was confusion on the deck, women
shiicked and men were bewildereu. Then large
man, attired as q clergyman, pushed through
tho throng aud spr ing into the river. Tine tide
was swift. and the drowning woman hai drifttd
far away from the boat. The man. with strong.
shiful strokes, pushed raight out into toe
current, and caught i.r Just As she wa sintlng
+ tho last time. Bon we're exhausted, there
WIS Lu hope Of succor from the ferry boat. and
they batted in vain with the tide. Just IS II
seemed that both must be drowned, Capt.
Lewis ~ the tug Uncle Abe deserted them. an ]
steamed quickly to them, and they were pulled
on board fanting. They were iesuscitated with
difficulty, and then were clrred To the shore.
They were taken to the Union Market police
station, aud the woman described herself AS
Amelia May, twcnty-seVen wears old. OF l9J Can
non street. II WAS then Hscertained That her
rescuer was Father Adam, clergyman Of
Willidmsburgh. He insisted upon going home,
aud went IN his wet clothes by The next boat.
Ii il supposed that Nr4. May, who Is married
aud resi- Get bly, connected, was temporarily ia
sane when che leaped into tue river
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The Grnnacr- and the Texas raciac subsidy

To THE EDITOR OF THE SCN-Sir: The
interesting Harrisburg letter IN saturdays ~vN.
desert ns The revolt n tue AnIi-Monoplly M
vention, which rom Scott tired to capture for
the benefit OF his lobby scheme, contains one
-rievous error which desire 10 correct. 1t Is
In the following paragraph;
The result q all Is that the Western Grauger tlnd
the support OF Che IcNas Paelc sWlnd g and even they
are nJt united upon II.
Now undertake to say that the Patrons OF
Hushandry arc, "a a body as mucn opposed 10
ths 4" Texas Pacific swindle IA any otner 81 iss
imposed upon by the specous arguments Of
SCOTS men, Just as other farmers have been,
time out Of mind, by the Yankee trader or the
patent right peddlcr There WAS noticeable
al the last annual session OF the National Grange,
although 10 was held IN "A community where an
exceptionally powerful local press Is strongly en-
lstcd tor the scheme. rne friends Of the scheme
there il every reason 20 T. lieVo That the grange
would nave dealt II at IA harder blow than tho
one 10 got last week from the ludepcu1ent
Morkingmen's Convention al IA Nrlsburg.
confess with shame that NJ the previous Hn-
uuul session NJ Charleston, our hOmcsuun rep
resenttttVes were overcome bY the blaudish-
ments Of the railway King, and passed a mode
rate resolution in favor of aiding the ItXa4
uOsures and before the "swinde' was fully
develuped and popularity understood. Even
that declaration, however was nlt approved by
the membership, and a reuetition Of tn cX-
stern I, buke. If the Granger has any business
Ia politics ut legislation T. Is TO denounce and
uppo.e such corrupt tchemes ms tins lex AS
P.clhc. In the grange that belong To when at
home II would not receive vote.
~ inserting this correction y'u vii, ohlire
NEW lOhk, Feb. d. a PATTON,
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TO THE EDlT0H or rHG SrN Sir; Permit me
to correct the statement that the properly
destroyed hy Are tn ,aY evening" dd not belong 10
me. All the buildings nurlt down belonged to me. OF
the ten lots which they stood 4ii fid Ar 40 and
40. brualN ~ aud H. T. a. Id ald Is ti3flY street
three were held ny me- AZ ground rent from ihr LOrl'
lari estatt, aud seven we're Owned ~ me N ice. .
These Stores were erected pl m ten years ago ~ ful
compliance with the tutirg law 10, under t' careful
sup ryison of one OF most eminent architects az
I OF about tiuluO1. They certainly as vii
oullt as other stores rercd Tor similar purpo'es Ny
own confidence m thcir safety II shown 0Y the fact
that had only $4,000 insurance them, incud w
rents. After due consideration, an convinced that
no building 50A2uO with alf It's siX hOors led from
street street. and from ce lar % root with innamma'
bic dry goods could ftI ~ total Destruction after a
hre olce fairly out 90 cnrttu no matter hON "hr
proof" It's construction m ght ne. You. on. IA I
EpN MATTHEWS
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BRlSACHE 60 MlTCHEfE-On Thursday cvcnna
Fch. 10, az 81. Paul's Chnfcn. Born st. hy the Rev
Father sesre. William brsache OF this city to Mari
susan Miichcicdaughtcr Of the late CaptJOAn Michele
Of 1Outha. trt liant.
cDONALD-MACKFY.-n the Rev. Father uoL
Ind. Of 1t Jpseuhs eturrh Jereey CIV HeQhte y j.
sarah, Oldest daughter OF Air Francis Mcdonald to Dr.
". J. MacNey
Oily TOWERS. ON Thur day, Feb. To- 1875, AZ
ge 'dencc of The bruce father by the Rev G. W,
Homer, Elwtrd j. O'Fyn to Mary L., daughter Of
George \. Poa ers. nj OF RroogiNn.
ItNENS-CON.-in BrDOklyn Tuesday Fch r. al
10 reside &c at tie brides father by the Rev Denry
Powers. &c re l. steve =, 4 New No-s, to Annie d.
Cox, 81 -eet daughter OF william u. COX, Esq.
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TieIjrn- IN 0pcrn-A Pleasant pcrfoi nance
In the Academy Last Night.


With Idst nights representation of
Favorta" Sir. Stra.osch's short but pleasant
season Of opera draws to symmetrical close.
Nine. 1ietiens has never probably. during her
career IN America, been IN better voice. In
ciearaess and putty u utterance, truth % in
touaton and splendid breath and energy of de-
livery, she well nigh outdid her former efforts,
ana reused her audience To II sympathetic en-
thusiasm which recalled the palmy days Of our
lyric stage. Oi specially interesting numbers II
would be superiiuuus to speak. sue sang SUI
pcrby through out, and LETT the real music lovers
among her auditors more than regretful at the
approaching eud 81 an engagement when has
prOveu always Interesting aud IN many points
brilliant.
1 signor Iagliapietra. as The kmG, renewed the
impression created ou his iitst pear-
ances In New York last year. HIS voice, though
little hard and thin, Is strong clear, and
manly. ana lls execution correct and iudtciOus
IN a high degree. lie was warmly encOred in
his opening ara, and Throughout. the opera did
most efficient work.
The F,1IHdO Of the evening was our old
friend, rignur lircuOii, who's familiar and most
grateful tones seem To- indicate that whomsueNer
lime trats Withnl, he ambles most gently and
considerably with the phlegmatic but huty
tenor.
On the 25ih ana edth Of this month the troupe
Will give ala evening ana matinee on their pas
SAGE through this city To BOSTON,
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The Delicate Point rue Centennial costum,


There Ia every Indication that knee
breechcs and tuck-ups, silk -lorking-, aud pow
DE- red wigs are coming ia with the Centennial.
The women are bound to look wen In the
white Lair aud patches, but my mind is much
exercised about tao mems legs, and tbs sort OF
figures those dear creatures will cur,
know Of Que uhu who never knew what
prize he had ~ his legs III la foreign lands he
went into court suits.
Inc democracy OF this country ~ chiefly oh
jectiOnublo t. him on account 81 the retirement
ia which those legs must live and Ms heart
dances with fond emotion A. he thinks tho Cen
tcuuial year WIN give those splendid legs z
what Will become ~ the knock-hnees, the bow
legs. tho sllm-4hauks ~ The great majority
1hrrell be no help but In pads, ana 50 many are
beyond The heIp VI pads.
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A Newark Man Throwing Himself Before a
Locomotives,

Mr. John Hastings OF a Warren place, we'll
known resident OF Newars, was sucl by locomotive
at the Nesht street crossing Of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna aud Western Railroad yesterday. Hisskuil was
featured over each temple ana his LEFT arm and lex were
dlsocated ful time, IN consequence of business
troubles, he had su1er from suieuing Of tho bTall,
and this IS the Mhs lac either thr"N himself
shipped In front Of the engine, On Two OCCASIONS he
hid tined 20 commit suicide by hangIn' he was .
Free Mason aud DAD Fellow anu Was Past Grand
N',-tcr vt the order OF Dru,ts. lie MAS also Wee.
lI-.IINut OIL me Iurns lIlD.
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Thomas Barry died in Boston yesterday. lie
was one OF the oldest actors f. the country ~ not &C
uilly the oldest. lie WINS ore the stage manager II
tine old Broadway Theatre m tails city. lie had lived IN
ret rrmcnt tor long time and lew Je.I ago was
rendered benefit by the actors OF Boston, MIS- ing n
Barry. VINO was very Recently member OF MT WAL
laCh company, 10 his o. tuuD Wife
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The Rev. John 5 Glendennns late OF the
Prospect Avenue Church, Jersey Guy lleghs'was mar
ried 10 Mis- Mary brown on thursday nlsJ, The Rev.
Mr., Fishcr ~ me jersey cry SECOND fiesDy teIhh
Church performed inc Ger .nIut., ne iCirl a. hleh
denuus's council curing his trel before the PresDy
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Aud YOU viii ma That ne mojariy of aeoths
are from C0n-umntou, lInithciH, Fneumohi, nnd
Rr.nchlus eau DIM the 0rst instance, from elect
cd cough 0r Cud. The timely Ase OF Dr D"lnpnicot
Nyiup prCiDral would save many . ne. sJll a. all
us.si4,- ~
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TWENTY 70 ONF.-And Audenreid. the Black
Diamond Engineer laughed AL the odds When me Molly
Maguirts a-stilcd han Ina me attack u me miu" scs
Alhrt ". Ataeus new serial out In no 1856 IN fFesde
.lir.
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"Stronrcst Linlmcnt in Market" "nRowNH
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For IA crnal and external
use cures Rheum 'tism. Cole, Colds, sprains and
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The defects. in the old Elastic Truss are
remeaied at POMERoi's price Il. IA Broadway.
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achgious QOil,,s.

NIE~~RS. 'IOODY AND SANkEY WI eoa,
"a hppodrOue, Madison aN For 64r,iiag Work
cas-. lo S.fi a. NJ. o. women uuf a. J., i'r men
amy "a X p 81 Iht Young men, lusrfl.g vii hr nrt
.tQ T. w., rnfrAbc % tilt uu ifh a.. Adni- l'n ~
ucEtt o. suntny morning mceiiusi ait'rl'ph anu
evening Altlout ticket
l(EV. }, y. GALIEtiEit.1,, D.. VIA repStt IN, 10
rfuOn IN hniqif Of inc NeW YORK llhlH ana ApH-
mon lriy.r Hoo, society M ST. lukes thurcI. llils.n
sf On sunday evening, lit insi, service Az ~ T. ~.
SrANiUON STREET BArrl-T ClluKCH',
= Mm tlyna LeAyeii, PASTOR vii preach az io'op ~
NJ subject, fu lstmcnt flr Lfr" AZ 1880 Z. Mr suhr
Jrt, rur End e the word" strangers Invited bauSl
t|sm after tuc evening seriAoA.
tINIIE HIESSED DEAD, The Row }, W, Bon
I Aan, Evangelist ~ preach on the above ,uhle.s
f' Church u TIE tripnAny, l3O stanton ~ eunAAJ
4os-ms EegYes a. WV sssiS Tree
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Joseph Schneider was arrested in lIobokcr
yesterday on comp ant vt Mrs. kehu Of First stree
that he mad put polsol In her MIX pitcher, that wa
placed In front OF the louise u be nlled.
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No CouRAGE,-It requires no courage 10 have
teeth drawn al Dr. tOtlns "a tue Cooper Institute as
III dOue Wl'huut ulu,-AIB-
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With what? Blhousncss. Quifk's Irish Tea
WIN rem.ay the eyN Prce = ceats -iir.
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Good Advice. Parents should always watch theis
childrcus health In cold ana raw weather aud Keep
llcm IN sound condition NV using wsiart's m rec
Tar COrdii very palat Die remedy that purnes M
blOOu anu lever fis to speedily cure Coughs, colda
Group, sore throat, and oiphtheria.
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Dysentery In children cured hY '0nell', Teeth
~ Cgrula Price - cents. ONe ~ wa" A4S
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Dnndrun, Irritation, and Itching Eruption,
aud ot"r scalp disc4scs failing. Ices. Urtue fading
anl frcmaturely gray mr.. a's, uluafural rcdncsa
the nose. untimey wrinkles - The face, cured By
Dr. u. C. Perry, 40 Bond A.. New NOrk.
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Remember Wi-tar'- Bnisnr NJ wild Cherry
when you have cough or cold. 81 cts ana 81 OOtue.
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FRIDAY. Feb. LIP. M.-The morning
SPECULATION at the Stock EXCHANGE developed an
irregular ard unsettled tone, but the suisse
qurnt strenR of Pacific Mail and later Of Lake
Shore and the Northwestern shares changed the
current, so that the market closed strong at
about the best figures Of the day. Lake shore,
however. was the actual pivot Of the days opcr-
atoms. having been weak at a decline Of a y
cent. before midday to 6jN. but 1t rallied y
cent IA the later transactions, and closed at the
highest point. Northwestern common WIS
active, and "a cent. better ut 49,. consequent
upon the passage by the Wisconsin Legislature
OF the amendment OF the Potter law by vote
Of 81 to 81. aud the preferred shot
up Il 2 cent. to Ca from the same cause.
western Union. after dropping " to 1919,
rallied In sympathy with the above shares to ~,
u which figure final transactions we're effected.
Inc -. raul stocks subutftc TO a decline Of =
INV s inr the common and preferred respec-
tivelY during the early tran .actions. consequent
upOn considerable realizAtiNns bV those iteuti-
Ned with its recent large advance. but there was
subsequent recovery OF TO 5. u cent. The
movenents IN these shares ami als1 in the
Northwestofns gave indications that the uools
we're selling out. Pacific Mail rose from 81 to
49,. closing at 70. and Hannibal and st. Joseph
common was ~ 2 cent. hiehcr while the pre-
OF meeting OF the directions this afternoon,
when the payment OF the Interest on the bonds
was assured. Ohios opened at -. rose i. hut
For Harlem ltO was bid at the close AMI ST.
Louis ana Iron Mountain, as also r.. Louis,
Kansas CITY and Northern preferred. rose and
~ 4 cent with sales OF the hrst named ~ p.
huycr 3 Pacific 81 Missouri ranged at Iif. l3y
VII New hork Iehtr9l ll5s WINE the goal
,r,t I-,i 60, In ~ y, 1. ',,,n lii
- nm hoi 49, w., y VIZ - ,"ip ~,
W.s,orr - ,i'. 1, i.,,'r 80 ia Iii, ~, ~
~. tte'' - - 80. - !.
~ ~ .. - ~" 4, =; euin az a., lti'N1lc
nhu luu-nN. l-lp Atlantic ana =. clIr pre-
teired, D 4HJ4 Nl|a aud Erie, 10 10 I. 10 g.
Express stocks were mo acu.c aud higher;
Tinted sfntr. advancing q. Ia 70. Well.-Farro
: ia ~ e,,b "a XXI - =, 49, III ',,, LII
49,. -, 81. - -, '.,' .s' -AN'''"' 'S''-
NJ NJ 'Nt w .l.H'tt' u u' g. 81.
MI htutN -, vs. was - uAN reunited 20
nom 1cr-uip OF the stock ENchdu-e hy a uuaui-
nous vote.
The total number Of shares deaf "a was 10 q.
3.5. Of wnirn nt,c SbD p. r.t.r..ented .- ,il /.
.t,tn I'm y .it. If.l,ar - % d. ~. , o
Nt-ttIn' ''lO'i Tue, Itricrftl. J'Joli -. ltul.
b!ru, the preferred, d.JjU: OuiUs, SliN: Erie.
1850 Delaware. Lack fylrll and Western . % /.
tnit ID suites FX res. So: Rock .iaf' H. 3OJl
Mammal and ~ Jn..t.n y a.. Ia, ,,,..f..,'-.
1 eti. Wi T,r,, ~, ~, ~ :. mn. ~ 80.
: -l1, N,.' - - 70 i'tu,' e Ne"tlaI,
i''NV 'tW JeIs, 'e,,.I l. -'"gl' -, LOUIS anu
!. ot NouutAi l'ltU; a. ASH aN. Atlantic and
graph Cnmpany, o; Ii1riem. CO: 'c Dc 81
Missouri. $40; -. L,ui., Il. &. and ~. aO; the
preferred 800; Cnion Pa inc sos Adams TX.
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suslness Aou,s5.

RnptHrc Cared BY Or. MARSH Prinripal ot
lr Nirst zoo ~ MS ul1tf, ts ST. .As-. d t--
No up WA branch.
Try :" ncir sauna Cou1h Cure" ~ rwcufY
LlaaA.-a
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can often be prevented nv giving them Laycoett
Worm Hi er. safe aud pleasant and children love Il
sold everywhere.
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Bnsinrsa Nntitts.


Yon VIII md Mrs WTNsLow's SOOTHING eYRrr IN
Invaluable friend. u cures dysontery ami diaunpa,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind collie.
tottens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
Glu energy TO the whole system In Almost every in
stance where tue infant suffering from pain aud
hauson rehet VIII be found IN fifteen twenty run-
utes after the Soothing syrup been admiust
DO not fau TO procure II.
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DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Preserve the teeth Beautifully.
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The sun.
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNtNG,
VIII contain ciyht pages, embracing the NEWS or
THE DAY ana IN abundant .uppY OF fresh, original
ana seiected art Gle. Of Tho greatest interest.
PRICE, THREE GEMS
FOR SALE ny ALL NENSNfEN
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rnE SECRETS OF THE LOBBY.

Mr.. SIrahan's Lobby Investigating Committee
to-day made out subppna for one lhomas
stevens, the LOBBY man VINO Is understood TO
have furnished Mr.. n ansOn with striking resu-
ntlons on the Delaware ana Hudson Canal
Company SubpUnas have also been pre-
tee, as expressed by Its Chairman, -
enlarge the inquiry rs much as possible so AS
70 take IN the entlre luDbY and It's work around
the Legislature. 1t Il said that Gov. lllden Is
king an active interest in this Investigation,
and consultation OF influential members Of
the Legislature Was held one evening tins week
at which IL was resolved to keep up the war un-
al the entire gang was driven out of Albany.
Mr.. Strahan declares tbat he and his committee
are IN dead earnest, and IL shall ne np ttult Of
theirs II the lobby does not got such q shaking
up as II has not " bad IN Alhany.
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81 am innocent, gentleman, Of this crime. |
know nothing II this matter whatever. / never
bad lisp said 10 IN IN teStrd 10 Il 10 ,he word.
! am A. innocent II tnis cr'rlo - any man in
this comphuy. am innocent before nl1n and
God. rhisis all have t. saw"
the fatal moose Wa tnen placed over his he al /,
thu black cap shut out forever tie lish' of thi,
world, aud at tnirt} -onc minutes eref u
o'clock tho drop tell, ans Linslay's uiuinned
body snot ~, desceudins with a terrific ttud.
On heinz cut Gown half an hour Later tue
neck was found TO nave heen br ken.
Tue corpse was taken IN rharge by his family.
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'i. ID i-e ana A-h s.,t H. cnt,ntrv .h ONT
D. '"' nil' nd from there nearly To- lis.
4 '' ' l"s lest portion of nskntt The soil
500 Ie44'Lt slFsa4s l.lu'ng fro.n ~.
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ArTIIUAIioN FOR PATENT.
T No. o
u. ,. ssrvsy Ne. Ius.

TT n. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada. March 20. issC. Noiitc u here.
By given that the Nide. Uold ana silver Mining
Company = corporation ofganiInd and s,i,iing
under and by virtue Of The Laws al ihe ttAte Ui
California. and whose Poet ONES addr,-s sLd
principal place Of busiIe,s IL Ran Francisco,
California. has thi. day. by Thomas D.,ine. iis
bupenntsLd,nt, made application for q United
stAtts patent for oLs hundred ald forty sev.n
tit1I linear feet Of the s"ld NH Ledge ,oihsr.
vice Known - th. coms,ock Lodsl. bearing
silver and gold. together with vuIfac. ground
COZ feet In width. situate, lying aud being In
the Lower Gold lliil Mining District. stoiry
county and State Of Nevada. and Know n aud
designated On the field notes aud of.cial Hat
10 q. b. turysy W Lot No. ~. To- reeiion u,
DlAblo meridian. the exterior boundaries of
said Int No. li2 being ~ fellows, to W.T.: lie.
ginning o. . poet marked No. !. u. \. sury.y No.
liz. In read which nns w-st ~ cid over
man hs..,ips w.itsi thence running from
said pct Nv. ! I; first toune r. nth Is degrtss
west itI feet. To p~st marked No. .. u. h. sur.
vsy NJ. liz, ntar old U,rinan BOOSTING woiks.
Thence. second eouye south % d,gnes fast
GU fet. ~ post hark-i M. !. u. h. survey
No. ia. Thence. third course- North ~ de-
grses ssst ltI fsel. 10 pat mtritd No. 4,
U. 8. survey No III. and Whence bears ths
southwrst corner poet No. O ~ y. \. sary-y
No o. south CO degrees east. disiAlt 81 f,st Tho
nerthsast corner of ftction g, Township 10
norm, itAsee ~ eArt, AVitit Dipblo htfidlAn,
north 81 degr-ts 10 minutes tact, distant IG5
feet. Thence. running frIm said poet M. =
Fourth course -Av'ih ~ lie, r.-s wet Coo f,.t.
W post NO. .. the point Oi lightning
ing J 2.io acre.. BEARINGS trprs,,d f,on tho
true meridian magnetic VARIATION. IL degrees
" minutes EAST.
THIS claim 10 bounded Oh the nsrth,At by
The Segregated ieleLef Compsby's a.. Il. suiysy
No. a., aud on the southwest by the tBcie
Sam mlsing claim aud by the O,.nnsn MIN
Ing Company . claim. OF which u covers n
portion. survey made In conformity with the
focord of location Tbs labor sLd Improve
nenis eonsLst 81 y shafts. exceeding tsp0 In
value.
This location US duly recorded IN the Min.
Ing Records VI Loser Gold illll ard American
Flat Mining District on The 2oih day VI June.
1860. and nsay be found u record In The Cousty
Recorders once OF story county, Nevada.
Kept st Virginia tit,. Any and all persons
claiming Adversely any portion ~ aid Mii-s
Gold and Silver Mini u ccmpaay's claim Ate
required To- nl- their adverse claim with IL.
Register of the United states Land once ct
Csrson City. Nevada. durit. the siiiy.dsys To-.
Rod of publicstion hereof. or they WILL be
barred by sirtns VI tho provisions Of The
statute.
nr7i esd A. WAITE, Register.