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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ID a. BARHEILLR,
L. Real Estate Broker ana Auctioneer,

L. Rsai sssss. Broker and Aucsioueer.
rEEETssfrI1 Es444. ~ 5sy4IgAst: MsE2ysp
By virtue d two desd. q t a bearing dat. -
e. rs s. ss1 %. Dc, e e a:.sh :sd
End end y Fl p No e folio 49, g. q he land rec
thereby. the uud.1.isnsd, q, Trus,s 5, viii eel q
q 4 ,es ni'fs 81 :.
G'eGsa NJ The sssesrn pert Of 10. numbered seven
lus0ss IL ::s r. D 81 al.
os , The wss;srn q ,sia lot seven hav:
S:nS sasssi:s sven T : ya re s :a@:
c;nsi.iiDs d Store sns DvsiIins Houas 'n''s0a'
mede in iI and twelve noSths, With iatsrsst 4 ON
tss be-: n:' Is
Be fully complied With within six days sfser dy Of
Ne. nssc. :. ri:s is sa s's esi
' as.s, ,', %AS% I.a,,:...
s4. sA5: siAS I'D q
oos , dT *. q p. sssr e e sns
IT, r.. eause Their in pending; between Daniel
Ct al defendants, In Equity No. 1854, To. under.
,gsed = trustee, vill on the 9Th day OF October.
176 ct O'Clock p NJ, seil to the highest bidder
at public auction In front Of the Dremifes the one
Indi yided sixth part OF lot numbered eight (s) In
DavideonS subdivision Gf square No. 9t6, Ia the
city OF Warrington. I'm proved by . smsli frame
Dui ding IN. said interest will be sold subject to
Terms Of SALE Dash. A deposit OF os required
at the time OF sale All conveyancing st the cost
OF the purchaser The trustee reserves the right to
rssell Of the rick and cost Of purchaser failing
to comply with the terms Of sale within dve days
JOHN o. WILSON, Trustee,
octso,Io.i1,H.u Once No 81 strset.
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its invalids with whisky NJ % a gallon.

- AIlegnHhy, "a, poor-house medicates
It's invalids with whisky NJ % a gallon.
sSIn the circuit court at POUCH Re spsie. n.
n, last Thursday, widow whose former
husband had died from the effects OF d va
orlnks OF cider brandy, which be had taken
within nfteen minutes In q liquor shop, ob-
talned verdict for $500 damages from the
man who sold the liquor.
~Ar. Charles Francis Adams IN not nj
present In a. serene and lofty q state OF
mind a. his friends could wish. He has vrtf-
ten 70 the city clerk of Taunton, Mass To
complain OF municipal disoourtesy as shown
In the delay In printing his centennial ora
lion. The printers aver that he made 90
many alterations In the proof that they
could not do the work sooner.
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DRY GOODS,
CARPEIIN8s, &c.

The largest, cheapest, and most desirable stock
Of New DkY GOODS aod CARPErlHG0 ever ex-
hfpind In " ashtg Gton can nov be found &C No.
92s 1th street. Store runntsg through from 7th
oosS n Wv. BURDEYYE u On
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JULIET WITH 4 SKINNED NOSE. - A
young woman could hardly play Juliet With
nose. Mary Anderson, the young Western
actress, while doing the fair Capulet o.
Louisville last week, so far forgot herself In
her part that she fell dead In the most re-
alistic fashion, humping her nose In dread
full manner. She Was accordingly forced 70
play Meg Nerrtlies al the rest OF the week,
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THE TWENTY WoN-About two O'Clock
this morning man rose up 1t . Virginia
faro table, where he had been sitting and
losing for hours, and laying twenty on a
card said, Is he drew and coo ked Q derrfnger,
"If that don't win I'll send you To" The
the broad brim Of his SLOUGH hat into the
muz2le of the pistol. He didn't even change
color, but carelessly remarkIng, .'On, II
that's ALI there is to beat We may as well go
OirltQ CUy Chronicle.
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nUN0AA6ON BROS, Auetionsers.
1RUsTElp SALE OF IMPRovED PRoPERrY
ON 9Th AND 9Th BTREBrS Asr. BIZ.
TNEEN eTRknT AND GEORGIA avenue

TMnENL sTRnnT And GEORGIA AVENUE
a.sa 1seenssr S .' fs Guis rseo1dsd
ofW.shinston county IN the Ti irict q Goia16i.,
:1a b s9 P' on
day Of october, a. 3. 1876, q $50 O'Clock M m.
in front Of the premises s that Iisos parcel Of
he S.a
Of said city g being Ss,t q square n91b:.sd nine
peas se On s.:s ish ne ss.
south from the northwest Of said square and
ala tree. Win s.d 's siats
twelve fest sx inches 70 the cart linz Of part Of
So deed aa.sa
sSrs%ber Sd H., snd Issord:d a%.ng the land
:th:r; by deed dated September L. la4, sn, r..
@:n,: 70 me same belonging or in any wise sSpsr.
oo4:s y Ssq sa q So ss q . sg
oopnty, in the District Of Ooiumba and By REQ uesf
s S.s on s.SissS Ell 9
4 K Il, S::.:sss Il &. b.
trict Of Columbia, and known and desig mated on
q = ana
a:TtiSed as f0Sxs nssi1nsg for the same q
Of SAID square, and fronting 9th street east,
And running thence vest hfty seven feet thence in
thirty feet from Oh street east northeasteriy
along Georgia svenus thirty feet to 9th street east,
of beginning, together with ali the imprsv
rights and redftaments to the same belonging or
IN any wise appertAihisg.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; the balance In six
and twelve months, notes beariog interest u the
CURED upon each lot ct time Of sale. Ali convey.
p sss hs
SALE the Trustee the right to resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of defaaltng pur-
chsser upon giving i've days, notice in some paper
oct7-eo&ds RIOH BID J.BARN0HAW, Trustee.
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CLYDED wAsHlHGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
B0sTOH AID PROVIDENCE STEAMSHIP
LINE.
The steamers Of the shove linz win leave PhilaAsl
phis every SATURDAY. st m for -
y osssSs sa. .ssiu .!s!5 s ssis
at IL m, for Philadelphia. No sskd!fdgs On cHS.
sasd raskts Through bills Of ladins issued 10 and
from the above porte trstshts received sld DE-
delivery Of freights and received at 1909 stroS0
md HIS eth sereet northwest.
W. r. CLYDE co.,
No. ~ o. w haryes, Philadelphia.
J. II. JOHNSON CO.,
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i THai. &c. s H aow AID HH TEfVissI III

BY virtue Of deed, dated October LIST, ls7l, -
recorded In Liber No. 762. at folio as, We will
I'll, on MOnOA y, the 18th day Of October, -
1876, on the premises, at AZ o'clock .. 70 Lots one
% and two in Block eighteen (lSD 10 the subdi-
vision Of Howard University land The prop ,rty
fronts loo feet PomeIoy street and runs back Of
tsge. &c
Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue in two
equal psy ut six and twelve months, with In.
terest ut ten 0) per cent per until paid, 10
be secured By deed Of trust the PRO perty ol0O
deposit vben property 10 struck on. + oil settle
within eight days after SALE other wise
to be forfeited Convey ancing and recording q
purchasers cost.
G go. rS y; SSSis, }rrus.e,.
oct9-dts WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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SUDDEN DEATH AFrER a WaIPPrNe-
Csmpbeu Brady, (colored), reading short
dietance west Of the corporate limits, severe
10 fIo0ged his SON, aged seven years, on Sum
dav. Ths boy died soon After wards, from
fhS punishment received, tt - thought
IRicSn,0ud Dlspdtch, l3th.
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RRODHEAD q CO.,
RRODHEAD q CO.,
VS. PBNHSYLvANIA AVE AND 930 ID NJ .
BETWEEN 9TH AID 10TY SIS,
Wn open TO day ard through the week new Ana
st, lish
ID h Il IS GOODs
TIE MOST RECENT IMPORrArIOHs

fpcIndInR-
All Wool Fabrics, IN Armure patterns;
Checks and stripes;
An Wool Black a. d CoIorsd Cashmares:
All Wool Plsids, In and beautiful effects;
an Wool knickerbocker and SNOW FLAKE Cloths
Brillian'ines, Alpaca, Mohairs, Do, 10.
1ness Goods should receive the careful TO pection
OF thoss vishfr TO make their Fall purchases, %
the celorings, qualities aud prices are such as to
please ths most fashionable ana econ ymical buyer.
They o1er rare bargains In Black silks, from 7Sc.
uD; also, beautiful Oh sdes Of Myrtle Green. Sea-
Brown and Davy Blue silks at low prices; Hsvy
Shirts, Sc, worth d; wamsutts a. Blesched
Cotton: nkc.; All Wool W+ Blankets, o273 to
o0 pair.
Elegant 3-butson MD GLOVES, ouly els.
MsE style wide Mech SILK hair Nets and Melted
sin Ties: Ladfeo' and Gents Underwear, Hosiery,
8dkfs.. &c 40, ct greatly red uced prices.
~Call and "a anime.
BRODHkAD . CO.,
oets-tr 939 Penn. and 932 street.
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SCANDAL IN CANADA-S.af for Dfroree-
sco,co bdned from a Rich Nel0 York-.-A
scandal In high social life leaked OUT yester.
DAY morning. The parties concerned are
NJ. Seorge r. Johnston and Mr.. II. J. FISK.
city for the past two years and who A n
partner In leading firm OF this city IL an
pears that while Mr.. Johnston was In New
bis wife'e honor, and came on here 10 yerffv
tnem. Mrs Johnston 10 q young lady About
Zyeen OF age, rather good looking, and
boarded 1t her mother-in-laws, In NcjiiI
College avenue, very aristocratic part OF
TIE city: Mr.. Johnston had not lived hap
p., ;y witn MS wife, but did not suspect any
when bis suspicious were aroused by fiudine
bis wife In Mr.. Fisks room, who Also re-
SIDED In the same house. Tue enraged hus-
oand became much excited. He procured
Two Witnesses, and next day instituted an
sctlon for $50 600 against Fisk and q divorce
nom his wife. Mr.. Fisk IL a handsome man,
and Is SAID 10 be married 10 wealthy New
York heiress, who, IL 10 stated, resides In
faris Al present. A divorce will probably
be obtained by Mr.. Johnston. The affair
causes widespread comment
A coLoRED HOUSEHOLD I'm Atlanta, Ga
the family and invited q large circle OF
friends TO attend the wake. The visitors
began TO arrive AT an carly hour last Sunday
singing were opened With vigor. About 10
O'Clock, when the buzz OF sympathetic deyo-
lions had developed into the exhilara-
ting music or steam saw mill, there was a
cracking nose. "Bress de Lord, what am
dat?" exclaimed q venerable sister Crash
succeeded crackle. The side walls fell out
and the noors went down. Thirty-odd
mourners, one corpse, three chairs, three
benches, Q kerosene lamp, and table sudden
ly found themselves In the cellar The Iamn
expiooed In the transit and the passengers
went through baptism OF IRE. There was
more mourning In the cellar than I'm the
second story. One OF the scorchet brethren
who was imbedded underneath two rather
corpulent friends family whispered, &c lory,
and another was "sartin de debbil was In
dat meeting, for he had felt OF him" ludeed
the corpse was the only one who maintain
N n "a viii ho~
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BROS, Auctioneers,
IL oh and D streets northwest.

IL Oh and D streets northwest
fMPS0VID LOT, On sEvIarH eTR1IT,
B1TwLLM n0nfa g; snd PnSnnA: Az NJ
HOST Dl9iRAsLE RLAOas TOE BUSH SSs,
sns 81 &. =; Ss 9. Ri e az
the nth day Of October, A. D; !s1s: 8 III
washington city, D. o., known = Lot 8 in the re-
corded subdiytston OF origi. q lot. sod IN
ale nsrs IN opportunity for hrse-class invs0t-
ment.
MT be poid Ct sale, and the balance in A. IS md
months, secured on the Ieemises. with interest 6
uer can't por annum. all cash, at option of DuF
eli eser II term Of sale are not conf lied With In
n ven DAYS from Day Of sac, the unAsFyiGned, d.
% ~. a. Sf SfSS : C SSths; Executors.
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Mr.. LINCOLN heard q dispute between
Robert, his Oldest Son, and "fad,n snail
boy, very self willed, like Mr.. Kelly. ssWnai
IL the matter" said the father. "rsd is
worrying because want my kuife,1 sal
Robert. sob, let him have the knife, 70 keeu
him quiet" said good Mr.. Lincoln. But the
practical Robert replied. "No, sir; IT'S my
knife, and need II 70 keen me ouiet,n
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ON September Is, while Messrs. Sanyer's
Circus was per. orming at Rochester, Eng
land, q traiue ed horse was being nut tnrOuxh
The usual movements by the mem Der of the
ste II named Bell, when the animal lost its
-nper, and, seizing the back OF Bells
neck between its teeth, ran round the arena
with him, shs king him as q cat would q
mouse, then, throwing him down, II caught
him again by the side. and repeated the
alarming treatment. Having thus appar-
emily vented it, spleen, 1t became gu let
again. Bell was picked mp and removed
from the arena, and, though his flesh was
mucn torn, he did rot appear TO have sus-
tanned any permanent injury.
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Romano RArD.-The public house OF
Del, was raided Monday night By SOME
Well-dressed men. They deftIy hsodcuffsi
the proprietor, and plundered the house Of
all the tewelry, money, divegwase and
answer the bill Of cnArges have BEEN arrested.
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DRY GOODS.
WE RESPECTFULLY ask an Inspection OF our
w larse anu desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

Csucoss, SIC. Upward.
Cotfons. &c upward.
Heavy Bed Twill Flannel, 10 NJ.
Wool y hfte 1launsls, u 70 IN
Oar ton Fiap nels, 70 SC,
BLANKETS. o1 s. 20 -
Calico o mforts, Is to q o.
Ipu Soek Drsss Goods In ell tho new oolors, In
csn1 V,oths, Oashmeres Damase, and Broideries.
bisek Cahmsres. 81. %, 6sH, 70, to a 90.
bieck Aipseas, %. -, to 6o-very cheap.
Laoies,, Gents, apd Chidreus Knit Undervear.
bru.sels and Ingram Gar esfs, cheap - any
oou.e In the city. end discount allowed for cash.
ano buyers viii note this to their interest.
r. n NAgDAIN,
ocS Or 109 Market Space.
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STEAMERS, &c.

STEAMERS, &c.
THE eTIAARR HARBINGBk wiz leave 9Th
4 street Mhssf On w1DHHeDAIS
md sATUHDArs, q .. .. for z
GIipders wharf. Brick House, Lit
RetuSn next day at Q: N fro1 Little Ferry.
hob NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF TEE LAKE leaves u
COMPANY . wharf, foot Of eth gtrsse,
eyeZ AONDAI, W1Da1eDAY
"a i,:,s for HS.S
essrrd.y. e Pm: Fare, o.; round tEiD, o.
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer yno. ": fH0uIsoA lsexes Oom-
ssTa. m, for Ourrioman and intermediate lan1.
River, stoDVins q intsFnsdiats landings.
,EHcr iniornasio1 sppiy 6 tAs Metropolitan
he wharf. N16-h
CLYDES NEW EXPRESS LINE,
BDTWBDU
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING.
TON AID 01ORGDTOWA, D. O.
sTlAMlRs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA svsry
LRAVI GEORaETOWG every EeAN&
osi1sd daily oonsi spes. .isSna their soods landed
ct GeOrsssowp n Dlssss have thso sArksd
VIZ; oLYEE GO" e.: HYDE.
PHILADELPHIA. Georgetown, q. 20.
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AUCTION SALES.

DUHo1s1srs,SSsss s ss9s:, =. As: sas 2.
cREt1.A4ss. ss5
sToS;s; GGSffSs s66ssirSDRs, o6rttsfs.
On IUEsDAY IoBHING. October l1th.m
eommescirE q o O'Clock, we win sell, In ~
ront o. our ssiesrooms, The usual assortment
octh.3s DUNOANsoN BROS, Aucss
Taos. DOWLIHG, Aactioaesf
oa TDEsDxi 1oRSIsG. octsS.r ii, T%
ost Of ana '1; ell III b,
SSSn o. r.; iri 9, Psnn.y,,.nis .vsnas.
syIuIs. Canned Fruits Of every DESCRIPTION;
WoSds. Jew .sd 1,i nS:P; we're:
Toest5sr With general assortment Of nrst oias
Line Fixtures VII be cold a. IL O'CLOCK
oesH raoMAs Dossfsa: fsss.
THohAs DOwLIns. Auetiopesr
SPECIAL ssLr g, EEnn5Es AND eEsrLE-
On russpA1 nos ssPHsT oe.ab.r 1,,s, 1879.
.h.ll cell, for whom IL may oSnssrn, Without re,
sc,.e,s sns sssortoent oil the above goods, en-
L.oss and Gents Hose in great variety;
Fire Driving Gloves:
Mems Cardigan Jackets. Cotton Bats. Wool.
Ccnbs. Brushes and Soaps;
pi het 81 !s.sry SSrsi,ns Of Ear Rin Breast
ana . poLsn Of s,ss 10, .hcn Z to BE- sid
o asI% !. e''h, Herald, rHos DowsISS;
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COH1Hp LOAF OBRIOU, Corner Of III street
sna Nss forS arssss. sntrsnes 90 nss ~
~ The sisy; nssey lossla e - lo.sss rs,sO 4
Tlsss snd 81 SSS ssd siiys. vsssns: s2o.s
xeinosesah oIotAasg, osrDses, 90 - estt.ss, q
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4 FIRE ON THE HEARTH. -

N0 s.s. q rEs1E IN al. s:rr Z; IL ::
them Coz h1Ghss easA yrtss - ~ -. ~
ssy; 2 sSn:e - : - - s.sesSssss. -
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"A THEIB esOOND land OLOT HINo esn do
20 % the best s1yaafage By applying 70 9. GOLD
by Dan attended %. oce9oD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
Application for Patent
TO TEIE ORIGINAL BALTIC
MINE.
NO. 355.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka. Nevada. November 2. IS

Eureka. Nevada. November 2. 1876.
| NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Gustav Peterson and JOhn p. Peterson,
whose postofiice address is Eureka, Nevada,
have this day died their application for O pat
ent for ! 900 linear feet of the Original Baltic
| Mine or vein bearing silver, with surface
ground 200 feet in width, situate, lying and
being in Eureka Mining District, county of
| Eureka and State Il Nevada, and known and
| designated by tho field notes and official plat
on file in this Office as Lot No. ll2.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 1l2
being as follows, to-wit:
Variation l6H deg. east, commencing at a
post marked No. 1, y, s. Survey No. liz;
Grant Lode, bears S. 8 deg. % min. W. POS feet;
The flagstaff in the town of Eureka bears n.
II deg. AZ min. f., HIS feet; the highest
point Of Ruby Hill No; !. bears n. 9 deg. As
shaft bears N. 80 deg.W. COS feet; thence run
ming LIST course S. COZ deg. W. 200 feet, to post
marked No.2, Y: 5. Survey No. ~; tn nee,
I'd course N. 29h deg. W. 1000 feet, to post
marked No.s, vi Survey SSoc;ll2; thence,
marked No. 4, U. 5. Survey No. III; and
thence, 4th course S. BOY deg. f. 1000 feet to
post No. /, the place of beginning, containing
4 $500 acres. m.
This claim is bounded on neither end by
any known claimants; the nearest mines are
the Silver State and Grant.
The location of this nino is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office OF Eureka Mining
District, in Book f., of page 227.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Original Baltic Mine 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, duriDg the
sixty days. period of publication hereof, or
they viii BIO barred by virtue of the provis-
ns-60d d. B. IMMEL. Register.
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PATENT APPLIC47TQNS
Application for Patent
TO
H WIDE e Nyrwr,
L. S. LAND clPrrc.

~ LAND EFEITr
EUREKA. NV, September q. 1S7G y
NOTICE Is HER EBY GIVEN = ans
~ the Adams hill Consolidated Nin /,
Company. whose Postoffce address i lug
franci. co, California, by its duly autLoriF"11
agent, J.C. Powell, has this day filed its "a
p, alton for a patentfor 500 linear fe Il If H..
Wide West mine or vein bearing s,lvIaro
with surface ground 200 feet in width. sitna,d'
lying and being in Eureka Mining distr;ace,'
county Of Eureka and State of Noy,da n ~
known and designated by the field potns ""ng
official plat on file in this Office as lot ~ ~" ~.
unsUrveyed lands. w
The exterior boundaries of said Iot No M
being az follows, to-wit: A'
Variation 1913 Dig east; eommenc;pr
post mark ed No. ], U. s. Suryey n Iiola
whence the flagstaff in the town OF En- ag',
bears \ 81 dg 50 III Il 1854 feet: the hiebah.da
point on Ruby Hill No. l bears S 3d. 49, -
an #; the Lawton shaft Of the Eureka Con-
sUiidated Mining Company bears 3 Is do % IN =.
E4,50l IT, and the Wide West shaft hearSWW
- dg W sos fl thence running. first cnnrrH
> $50 Dig W 200 fl to post marked No II y
Survey NO. l0j; thence, second course. n a..
dgW 500 Fl, to post marked No. :. q. 4 o@
No. I05; thence, third course. 49, do S1FFy oeGyy
# to post marked No. 4, u. S. Survey No lax.
and thence. fourth course, 5 30 d. + S06 Z,
TO post No. |, To place of beginning. containe
ing J bT-lgO acres.
This claim il bounded on the south bv III.
Alabama claim. nv
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office OF Eureka Mimi
district, in book ID Of page 1872.
Any and all persons claiming adversely apy
portion Of said Nidc " ost mine or said min
ing ground rs horeinbefore described, are re-
CURED to file tecir adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States Land Office, al
Eureka. in The State of Nevada, during The
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
ions Of the Statute.
spl0-G0d ID. 3. IMMEL, Register.
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Application for Patent


l.. =. LAND tFfIcE,
EUREKA, New, September 2, 1876.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho Adams liill Consolidated Mining
Company, whose Postotice address is san
Francisco, California, by its duly authorized
agent, j &. Powell. has this day Gled It's mp
plicatlon for a patent for LOO linear feet of
tbs. Alabama mine or vein bearing silver,
with surtace ground 200 feet in width. situate,
lying and being in Eurcks Mining district,
county Of Eureka, and State Of Nevada, and
known and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file in this office as lot number
los unsuryeyed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No.. l0b
being as follovs, TO. wit:
Variation 1871 dig east: commencing at a
post marked No. /. l.. :. Survey No. l06, the
same being post No. / OF L. ). Survey No.
l01. Wide W ost lode, whence the flagstaff IN
the town Of Eureka bears y 81 Dig g. m Il
e,Si feet; the highest point of Ruby Hill No.
| bears ) 3 Dig 0 m + 4.l9l #; the lawton
Company bears 5 - Dig 20 M Il 4,1Ol IT,, and
tho Ala amt shat bears y d. y m " lJo
f.; thence running, first course, ) ~ dg Il
] 800 " to post marked NO. z L.. .. survey
10. lOj; thence, second course, ) B3s Dig W
200 # to post ma ked No. 81, ). Survey No.
l0j; thence, third course, \ 80 Dig w Loo IL
TO post marked No. 4, L.. ). Survey No. Jos,
the same being post No. 2 of said survey No.
l0) Wide Vest lode; and thence, fourth
course, n $50 Dig + 200 IL along said survey
No. 100 to post No. ], to place OF beginning,
containing 6 50 LOO ncres.
This claim is bounded on the north by tho
Wide West claim.
Tho location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining
district, in book Il of page 80.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
port ion of said Alabama mine or said mining
ground as hereinbeiore described, are re-
CURED to fle their advese claim with the
Register OF the United States Land office at
Eureka. in the State OF Nevada, during tho
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will BIO barred by virtue Of the provis-
ions of the Statute.
spl0-60d d. B. IMMEL, Register.