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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
Rank SfalClIlonf.

Wells, dentist, inspires the public with con-
fdepce IN Eurck. Tooth Powd r. prepared by
him with tie greatest care, aud for sale by all
druggists.
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WANTED.

u. 700 WANTED FoRFlVE YEARS
DOW at por cent interest, secured by
n mortgage on HI unirlcumbercd -rm, seven
miles from this city Apply to a. Is F., AlcxAn-
dri. nnstu1Iice. sep 16 3t%
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This is 40 utox. citing beverage or doctored
liquor to lead the UPPER 90 to drunkenness
aud ru. but strictly medical preparation made
IN roots aud herbs, suitable to any age or
coudition As family remedy, Simmons Liver
Regulator is quail t. al eotre medicine chest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

RADICAL MEETINGS. the radicals will have
mass meeting at Fairfax Court House on
Monday next, (court day. which is 70 be az
dressed 10y speakers from this city. They also
propose TO have ueetioe at The pu@toth1e cor.
uer, 10 this city, on Mond:y night, which viii
likewise be adt,r,s ed bv local sp akers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

FEsTlVITY AT FRANCONlA. The dance gwen
last uieht a. Frsucoaia School house, one mile
beyond Olivet Chapel in Fairfax county, by
some young gentlemen of the vicinity, Was Il
most eujoyaolc affair, aud was attcudtd Dy
many Of the bellies aud bcaux OF Far AK couu'
ty, Alex .udra, Washington aud Ge1rgttowu.
Ola TcrpSichorc rclgucd supreme uut'l the
wee sma" hours, when all left, to the tuuo OF
evenings vute;taiument. The writer Will not
undertake to descri}4 the costumes of the Ia
dies, not beiug familiar enough with sucn
things suffice it to say, they were those OF ''ye
odeu times" and were vctys becoming to the
May pretty young ladies who wore them.
Amoug the ladic, present were Miss Love, IT
Alabama; the Misses Young, OF Fairfax o.;
Mss Jcuuie Gibsoa, OF Alexandria; Mass
Foracrc, Of Georgetown; Misses Humphreys,
Of WashlDgtou; Miss Fatt, Of Washlngtoa;
Miss McLaue, Of Alexandria; Miss Saunders,
Of Fairfax county. he gentlemen were :
Me>,rs. HumphreYs. Scott, Trlplett, Galltard
aud Daiurelf. Id, OF Fa;fpx; Mcssrs. b Ii auc
Wilson, of Gcorsetown; McssrS. Dances, Lee,
Freshman, Marbury, klnzer, Wilmer, Gibson.
AsLby, Ramsay, Gregory, Windsor, Blackwell,
Bryan, and Howi;"u, of Alexandria. The u r.
man commenced about cock, aud was led
by Mr.. r. f. Lee, of Alexandria, 10 bis usua'
fue style. Great credit is due the gcotlemcn
of the committee for the 6ue style 10 which The
affair was gotten up, and Tor the warm aud cordial
reception extended 10 the visitors. The AIcxan-
drans are unanimous in their op!ulonS ot t'aVlug
had pleasant time and OF being treated Wc,sur
rouudcd as they re by so many beautiful
Young ladies. whose bcwitchiug smiles III tGe
their hearts quite WI uclable to CUPID darts
The company was ehaperoucd by Mis-. Dr..
Gibson, Of Alexandria, Va, aud Ms. Judge
Humphreys of Washington.
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FOR Sale OR RENT.

TCOD FARM FOR RENT-The farm
" "MJUET Ida"
Two miles from l,!cxandria; about l25 acres Of
srsbe lad TWO ~ RI alNGS, b rms and
other out houses Terms low Apply t. GEO
!. U II hEk, King St, near cor Lee sep lo-tl
-, FOR EENT-In the dwelling house on
aA the outh west corner OF Washington and
OSecn streets. TWO LARGE Oh w BE RS on
The second nou- and two on the tlird hoor, I'M
furnished Boarding 0Ot"3e by !, sp>iFs SgFee-
mont. V. Aci'Eh y,
sop l5-tf Cor. Washington and Queen SITS.
no. AZ S. WASHINGTON ST. FOR
III: RENT Possession given October LIST, 1876
Apply TO GEO UHLER SCI lo-ti
TWO SMALL STAB FL FOR RENT IN
L the alley back of Herrick's harness store.
\ apply to So. Y HER sep lou
TlGE HILL FOR RENT.
r,dge Hill, situated Oh the south side of Hunt
in,, creek. two miles from AleyaEdcia, will be
rented or She cIsu;ng yesr
his farm Contains 800 acres, all enclosed !
about $50 acres under Gu Tx alton mostly IN
grass 1t has on it peach ard apple orchard
| And y VINEYARD AID is M excellent early ti:s:l
| garden The improvements CONSIST OF a.kSSl
| large DWELLING, Two barns and soVera! oG'
| houses For terms, nc, apply to ). IS Jon
| 81 ON, Alexandria, Va. sep ll-eoIl
PLEAS ANT A kooNS
| GOOD BOARD,
Oh King street, nearly opposite Dr.. Stabler
| drug store sep o~lin
HOUSE FIX SALE-The BUlLDl Nc
GEi on lot No. l59 south Lee street It must b
rcmoye ed Within twenty days from date OF pnr
chase Apply at this the. sep 1-lw
FOR RENT
H$. The three story BnICk DWELLING
No. 10 Fairfax street, between King and PRINCE
west SIDE, recently occu2ied by Maj " m. w
Herbert Apply to GREEN & WISE, or Mai
| Herbert. seo =. u
FOR RENT-The premises Nos. 81 an'
81: 50 Aing street. now occupied by Messrs
tOrse s. Go. Possession given Aug LIST, 1876
ivil.eotf ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee
FDk RENT-The DWELLING HOUS]
Is No 133 King street. between Patrick an
Of t;,;s ofice. jy3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

MEETING OF FOREIGN BORN CITIZENS
There is o be d meeting o. lorelcl bonn cltl,
znrS al Harlow. Hall on MUnd y night next
to adopt resolutions Expressive OF their regret
at tie death Of Hen. Henry A. Wise, whom
they justly regard AS the chamnnn OF their
people 10 the times before the war.
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GROCERIES md LIQUORS.

TUST KECEIV ed FER SCHpONkk } V.
= WELLINGTDH ind III store
IT'S bbls prime /, z and 3 NJ ACkE&EL.
100 hall bbls, quarters ard kits | ! hackerri.
l0J bills prime SHORE Split III "'t!. =
" hich we otter 1T the lowest mar ct rates
The MACknHEL we GUARANTEE to be
the best in the market
son slim N. LINDSAY x co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.- Var Depart
nu3t, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
mytou, D. c.. Septr l6, lo76-lo:3o a.m-
+ The Middle Atlantic States riSiu: baron
eli /, increasing northeas, winds aud co1ier
cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

IHE INTERNAL REVENUE CHANGES THE
Rch,uopd State of yesterday says: "Nlr. f..
L. White. the new COLI, ctor, on account OF
pressing busincss engagements IN Alexandra,
did no, arrive here to day as was cxpcctcd.
Mr.. Otis Russell, the late collector, having been
tcudrrcd The position of first deputy. has slgni
fed his acceptance, much to he grathcatlnn OF
these having business witt, this office. From
what we can learn there will be- few changes
made in the clerical force Mr.. White has
executed his bond in the SUM OF 5000 600, nu'
will probably not leave for Richmond before
the end of this month, as there arr various ar
Judgements in regard to the turning over OF the
office 10 this city to Collector Bolts, yet to be
made. Mr.. Whites family will probably re
main in Alexandria during the Coming winter
at least. Whether there will be any changes
in the clerical force here has not yet transplred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

FLAG FOR DUMFRlEs. -'lAc Elld u aoi
Hendricks men OF PRICE " lam art up ard
d,ius, rs was evidenced b. the hcauiul fl g
disp aged lion Padge, & po,lard's sail lot,
this moruipg. which i, TO ornament u IlIdcn
and Hendricks p lie a! DumiricS.
RESIGNED Mrs. Emme j. \ ,ung, teacher
in WasAi4slon public school has resigned that
position TO accept a tcaencr's place in Washing.
too, at az advance on the salary paid here OF
over lity per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.

CHURCH SERVICES, &c, Io'MoRRoWo :
CuK1sT CHURCH Service at IL u. M. ana p
M by rev. Mr.. Dame.
Su PAUL's CHURcH-SerVice Al IL d. III ano
4p. m by Rev. DR. Norton
GRACE CHURca-Service 81 IL a. m and p
m by Rev. Dr. Sprigg
ST, MARY's CHURcH-Mass At ana IL H. III.
Ecspers Ut !. m cI,1,
Seryicc morning'and night by Rev; ). ). bui-
Second PRESBrrERIAN CHURcH-Service
morning and night By Key VIM Dinwiidle.
METH. ErlS. CHUKcH0Service ~ II 3 H.
AMI ~, m By Rev. w. G. Webb.
NrTII. ErIs. CHURCH SoUTH-Service at IL
~, md $ J.. M by Rev. Mr. Waugh
NTH, PKoT CuURCH-Service morning ana
n;rbt hy t:ev DR.. !. icno!s.
b ApTIsT CHURcH-Servlce at ii m ana
80 m nv Rev ". ). Prnick.
WHARF MISSION CHAPEL-Sorvices at $40
D. rru,x LurnEKAS-service AT II q. m,
,,,Sn.a sarmon will be delivered by Rev. Mr..
r; yo,,xG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
p-.,,nr meeting in the Meth Epis. Church. at
fnrn m. Jail 1T pm. Aims House II - p.
w. rnnn, mir meeting at the Tunne at T.! II m
Wodns.dav night st {! o'clock Union prayer
Mo.,;ng in Baptist Church. Open ait SER
Iico ext Friday night at 8 0 CLOCK at the COT
NOR Of King and ST Asaph streets
HprxISG AND CLOSING OF MAILS. Cntll
s,r,t.r notice the following will b. the hours
49, ,be opening and closing Of the mails
OPENING.
Northern mails So d. m and 7:CO p. m
W..trr;, III lis, S:I5 Il. m. and 100 p m.
southwestern, via Lynchburg and Gordons-
vile, SID p. IN. 49,,
andra, $50 p. III.
Manassas Division, 400 p. m.
southern m.ils, via Richmond and Froder-
icksbury, Va, $50 u. IN. and $50 p. N.
CLOSING
Northern and Western mails, 700 p. m. aad
900 p. II. 49,
Southwestern, via Gordonsvile and Lynch
burg 900 u. n.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandria to Round
Hill Va, 500 y, III.
Manassas Division, 500 a. m.
Southern, via Fredericksburg and Richmond,
Va, 900 u. m ana $50 y N
sSs-General delivery window closes at SUI p.
m Doors close at 300 p. IN
la-s"upen on Sundays Al 9 a. m. and closes at
9.3u y. m.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Var Depart
mint, Office Of the Chief Siynui Officer, Wash
anton, u. c., SeDtr. l6, loIG-lO:3o am.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

COUNTY TILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB
\ meeting OF the Central riideu aud Hendricks
Club of Alexandria county was held at Balston
(Ba!l's Cross Roads, on Thursday, the IAN
lps, Geo. r. Adams in the chair; the Sccre
tary being aoscnt, Mr. James h. Clements was
called upou to ill that position. -.
The committee previously appointed to draft
constitution and Icy laws for the government
of the club, reported, aud q constitution was
adopted, after which speeches were called for,
and Mr.. G. h. Adams responded with some
enthusiasm IL speech 10 which be gave bis
v!rws of the pre- spects of the democratic party;
sid he had talked lately with some of the mos
promincot men of the State and District Of
Columbia, and that they spoke in the most sat
istactory terms Of the prospee; for the election
oil the democratic presldeutiSl ticket 10 Novem
Der.
Speeches were made BY other gentlemen
present, and the meeting adjourned.
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The Court adjourned until court in course.

DlsARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.-The
rush OF visitors over the various roads to the
Centennial has become so great as even to III
tcrtcrc w1h the passage of the nails. The
uaiIs from he North are delayed 10 their ar
rival here ncary every day now, and this morn,
iug the New York mail did not arrive uni
atou, noon, Instead Of eight o'clnck, AS u>ua!.
Letters from merchants 10 New Y rk to their
correspondents here complain OF the same
troubles there, and even worse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

SCRS, &c.
The subscribers invite attention to desirable
stock Of the above goods, which were bought at
a reduced price, and will be sold at :. small al
vance wholesale and retsiI. Call and examine
at s. King street, corner f Roy al sts.
sen l3 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

CORPORATION CoURT-Jndge t. IT, Lore
presiding :-HorSemau vs.. Check; case; motlop
TO uias,, attachment and motion oycrruled.
The City Treasurer returned the lists OF real
and personal estate, dclitquenl for State taxes
for the year 1878.
Minor vs.. Lee ct ale !; report Of commission:
er OF sale confirmed aud decree for payment OF
interest to parties entitled thereto.
4 certificate was granted to Richard 5. MI,
nor to enable him to obtain license to practice
law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

FOR RENT-The premises Nos. 81 and
E 50 King street, now occupied by MessrS.
1 Orse s. Go. Possession given Aug. lst, 1876.
Apply TO. r-..oo
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Red Cloud 'ScSgasGa.

Frank Iii. n HI N.ua,'h Pub
I-hIns iioT--, 81 i-dri ~tr - Neg
York. i-~u.~ yrgt-.u h-aI.ti!iiy D.
ig-rstd u-N- rrs.1ui ana. 1nr-
VI =. r ga o." .;Futn. IaIt-'
~tifrs - uf lgr,,N 'h- uIr -Itsp., 81
4 xrr,i' Iia-rr.,-d newspaper. an.i ,,
MA 'e.pug- the hr,,f IT f..iu, 49,.
l'.t ,-h - @ % let i|iil-t,ltrI
' w-uip-r - Au@fIcl tn. pr
-,u shr -egrr> ,n- gene Gnr ihs-e
rlr'r-tf "p- 90 'E.. -. AMI WI
-iv "u~ cs,Z u s1 opportunity II -.
-~fI-- she ~.s.rel i--u- ar. s-,fs.
a' i..- egif I~a-iut-rrf ciI.mr- ~
-hu e." 't.u3 which D. stE-u v,h a ~n1
-c-Iaii.1 o. .:f5.r 81 the 'u.irs'c
- 81 al have L.ra~5us a.l
t,r"G ~ b:-ife- The isisr> AZ
y~., >raE". af,i -el' real,, :0g 'rnu
ID - - c NJ Ga u'sS -i4u.i~. srj 81
nav Gr-r "'vr.i through a-sH'-r
anng1g -uh-~-UaeT>. vTEh sYai'aht.
c@i,r91ao ~ -. 20 a! i1y-r. at ar. J.
si1.e worth ~ 80 tltln re" ~%Hh--ui-
,ipu ~ IN annual ~G5-csii.rr O.
n. I1~"s,5r,--i N.NgAsI-g recley-
iaf - the year over - r~es-TapsT
u,ee-. Eal Fl; - the Il of a iarss
ec'sva box. ~ -~u'.-rltis r Vnui
have So r--e~ eIga :" wen o--'sS"
ba'k> oF.-ifngrY ,Er. 4S9 lsre- each
a03 ne hsifa 90 Thee rsges zsill e0n-
tain f9e enkTs-ae=. suf ior fhe en-
'suBisl y~ar EIH make the mo-, sscIr-
ste spi va,1sh.e illustrate. Bi-.nfy 81
the National jubilee ribi,hei. W.
advise on readers. after they have
-nh-rribel f,r our Paper 20 SECURE nae
OF Frsak La-i-'- iiiu,.ra-ei periai-
L-sl-. lni Nth :, he i~sai.;l cArceac
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-24

How miny pf our readers rrmcm-
fe.ed tlaf last Tuesday was Wa-hinr-
tons birthday. Unless the alman,c>
derived US, last Tuesday was the an
niver>ary Of ,he birth Of this truly
great and good man. II onr youth
his name vas vcnerstel by all classes.
II our memory serves a. right. h. wa
fs,t in war. first ia peace, ana in.t liz
the hearts of his cnuntrymen. Every
r,.riotic mother namei her first bern
after him, whenever the little stranger
was that kind of a babe. Sunday
School superintendent stimulated the
rie,y and honesty of the Sunday
school children with fictitious Var S
about his piety and t~ru,htu!ne-s.
T'schers aroused the drowSy am.bi ion
q. the boys by pointing 10 his example.
But tine has largely done away with
oil this. Children are not named after
George Washington any more. Or
the lG, 600 who Sad beco SD named.
n,ne ever became presidents, $500
.c"k to drinking; 1890 have been
in prison; 5000 i;ei i, infaacy. OF
the remaining loo. So work by tie
day; 9 have joined the ehatch, are
preaching in Dakota. = are teaching
%sc.,"ol. one is running a bin: ard hall
sad the other Is a poet. Al the Sun
day school children to whcm the Story
of the Ratchet was went To &c toid
have since lied. George Wa>Eisyton'>
name has ceased to b. a tower ef
strength. He is no longer the Father
81 his country. lie is only. 1.-The old
maa," the governor and dad, Low
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-24

We notice 40 item going ,h. rounds
ofrhe press TO the ef.ei rha' a BroaE-
:, lie man will take 4 billiard ;ahie 10
tbs Back hills. AMI Sc think it inea'n-
l.lstr xi.hout RI. additional %>tatsu:rni
"a 8, he will take a barrel ~ safer ani >
IL. Il -hi.kr. B~y,-acs FSPress.
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60 ssEH i1Ek.

E~.,ertuty ifiu.ira - ,rrtcia. IN oil
J,uv !: NnrS oil a.
r.,r ,c,.. ,,l 90, IT,, ~. 80.
/ iion al! Al. IN r,ry an crun,r who mark
aihto;-r...r "A d5y~,In.r.,rr- oT tho
rrcat marr3p,.. ami aE.-Iou,;olvr r.
ur.u1srt,. ,ast,, ,...,t, In.
o!l-p ,fua
ry.fvnun.h..-i. r,c,-.L.V,.,~.,..
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AMI ,..n,..n y.r,,o .
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Sat.sc: Sua-crir.:s..
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
A. 2. psd1 tx. Be tree. Us Senaror
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. L. - Senator.
Lorenzo CrOanse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
StLASGiRBER. Iov-ruor. Lincoln
B.l1n rzschrck. Sec of State
!. s Tast,n. lincoln, Auditor.
J.L. N.Sriie Treasure.
G.o. II. X .berts. Atty Gen.
). N. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub InsfIuc.
JUDO AIRY.
Go. r. Like. Omaha. ChiefJ s~.tico.
u :,rian.t. Nebraska City. a,,o.,. Inc
SAM Maxwell. pi.ts,nouth N
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. ruIIey.. County Clerk.
T.. a.. Jones, Treasurer.
I. ". Tu!Ieys. Probate Juisp.
". r.. Bill, sheriff.
J. :. Glib I'M, School Sun.
e &. S,on. Coroner
W. r. Thorn, County Surveyor
A. n. ;IS-ly.(
q. ". Rail. County Conmissio1ers.
i. Nattcson.
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Coz. 9! Ea.-cw Gau.e.

The Vice President nf the De-
N":uc- aai Anc> Iowa narrow gaze
railroad gives rs co-l Of en- ,;ruc,;pn
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-24

row E":&t i ia fiiif"hi Tor lii" ii""-
'''' ana promising agency '"I me
r,i,r1,l c..;rh, .a.;
is Hw III" ,.ySon tie tenant Grrqe
'""'S NE " '''~''V "pj"'>'' !" =:
-
In the last number Of the CHIEF.
the article entitled ''nuil Times a,.,j
4 e Cause" seems 10 have ,he true
/ ring 10 ii, especially where il touchr.
upon the subj ct of trre trade. This
topic has been ar.ur! p-D and "a.
ever since the in;u,a.inn al oar GOV
eYnniens. and ,rII! l. argp,.i iy .h,. d.
is,uara- # %ci;i,cr -. IT, matter
seems - simple .n.t 10 a,rnEacui
seems necessary 70 prove the nc, e-.;,>
ola ,rotecriun :ariif in Imposition Il,
free trade. whiyil ike .Fie,tnY:-n,
is detrimental 10 DER best Interests.
Now let IA >uprosr act-a vi lei: i, nnr
Ear from an a,tual resr'v. The farm
ers of this valley. in AMI a,uaol :,ei
Gland or any orIar ,b,ir;,r rl,re
.u,L.i- v,a., c.r, r, (. -,
the r,,Inrul for = l,y nri.. nj t,,o
!, .x,.b. nee .u.h ,,nI..,. 4
a hi.rh tree which ,r. soo, i.,,.cs
.s ei,h,., Ly L.;.. ,r warn
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l,r ,o,-. ,,., ,rh.. go. ,,o..,h, b..
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and e;r.,.s,,.d ,ya- ..,,j .,.r..hon,.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AdtreSS. AEsnrv Depart s-ht FRANK Lz-
lies E17lsdiEs Hc--.. - Pssri S,rs
N-w Yr-s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-24

Ever yearly s.sE-.iGe- : e~ut;tl~,i T. =
he uI.fai urens.t-a chrome wIrl each 7u.!i-
c.tieE, Tie 0 lsiusI, were 5s;xrei AID
galafsl expressly for use. aai tae Ar.mas
are Printed n o.. exactly re2-0suoiuE. IL
evcry deaf the c~ris:.a, .salecs< a! xrt.
Description O: caTo1,s. ruiii~4i3,a ~
gins. T;ta sar Pc I. pr, seat u .essia, O
s;an ?. for -s,arn pos.aTe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-24

- 80
TIE eos, ofTolin.g stock a. OF. I
cquipnen's is :.s, al <i.H5pt mii-,.
This Counts one cn,;nn to- ry!s-lvr
miles, one baS car for each m:i a..
ear for cvcry tw,miie< "a a ?as>eng r
car fr "vcrv iftr"n nil, winch /. an
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

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states aud countries.
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E.kEGiCA.! COLLEGES.

BRILLIANTLY ULi SIRATEo AErtCLE>
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
To the Racine Nine.
NOTICE NO. 3lS.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, January6, 1876.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !, c.
~ Bntcman. whose rostofice address is San
Francisco. Cal, has this day filed his appii.
cation for z patent for twelve hundred linear
feet OF the Rncine mine or vein b. airing silver,
with. surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mining District. County OF Eureka and State
OF Nevada and KIN wi and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as Lot No; %, in unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No,
81 being as follows, to-wit:
Variation l5h2 deg. cast, commencing at q
post marked No. !. U. S. Survey No. So
whence the flagstaff in the town Of Eureka
bears n. 81 deg. u min., Il. 1854 foet. The
Eureka Consolidated Cornpany's Lawton shaft
bear RS $. 3 deg. II min.W ". 4 ,l60 feet: post No. /
Of U. S. Survey No.40. Sentinel Lode, bears s,
3 deg. u min. w 4,27j feet, and the main
shaft upon tho Racine Lode bears N. 81 deg.
W. 749 feet; thence running s. Ss4 deg. VI.
thence n. u deg. w. LOO feet to post marked
No. 3. U. S. Survey No. 81: thence N. 8gLg
deg. K. 200 feet to post marked No. 4. u. $.
Survey No. 50. and thence :. y dog. L. l,2Oe
feet to post No. |. the place OF BEGINNING on-
This claim is bounded on neither end by
any known claimants; the nearest mines are
the Belmont and Peoria lodes.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
IN the recorders OL1ce Of EIreka Mining
District, page l67. in Book i Of Eureka Dis
trict Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Racine Nine or said
mining ground as hereinbefore described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States Land Office, at
Eureka, in the State of Nevada. during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue OF the provis-
ions Of the Statute.
ja7-s0d y. Il. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-02
NOTICE.

THAvE SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE
j Capital Saloon. on Main street, Eureka. to
Christopher Murtha, who will collect all bill,
due the old firm and discharge all of its in
debtedness. J. C. COLGAN.
Eureka, New, January IL, 1876. jal2-lm