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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON. May IA
Probabilities
During Thursday, the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States rising followed by falling barometer
erIy to southerly winds and warmer slear weather win
prevail.
In tho West Gulf States, Tennessee and the. Ohio
Valley falling barometer, warmer southeast TO south
west Winds increasing cIoudiness. and possibly
sona rains followed last section by rising barometer
and colder northery winds.
In tho upper lake region and Upper Mississippi
Valley, rising and stationary barometer, cold north
west TO Winds and clearing or partly cloudy
weather.
In the lower iake region, falling followed BY rsina
barometer soulhery Winds shifting to colder north
westerly, cloudy weather and light rains, succseded
by clearing weather.
In tho Middle and Eastern States, falling barometer,
southery TO casery WINDS and warmer partly cloudy
cloudy weather with rain areas In latter and II
northern portion of former.
Tho Tennessee River viii continue rising
cauonary signals continue at Alpena, Marquette and
Escayaba
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FRANCE.

SENTENCED UNDER THE PRESS LAWN
RouHER's POLITICAL PERSONALITIES.
PARIS, Nay 8. 1874
The manager Of the Droits de rHomme lnewspaper)
has been sentenced 10 two months Imprisonment and
fine Of $500 for publishing tho speech delivered BY
Or. Robines At the amnesty meeting OF April 81
rHx PERSONALITIES OF BosAPARrIsx
NJ Rouher has addressed letter to tho electors Of
AIaccio, thanking them Tor their support
He states that, the Prince Imperial having already
protected his rights from cupabe attack BY tho letter
which published before the first election, no
lRouher) viii not interfere in the forthcoming election.
but win merely treat Prince Jerome Napoleon, should
he again accept tho. candidacy. with indifference and
forgetfulncsG
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EGYPT.

THE KHEpIvE's PRIVATE ESTATE LIABLH TO
ExEcUTIoN-THE FRENCH PROJECT FOR
TREASURY RE1IEY THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN
ACCEPTED.
LONDON, May 8, 1875.
special despatch to the Evening Standard from
Alexa idria says''Tho Court Of Appeal has adjudged
that the Dara property which 10 the Khedives private
estate, Ia liable to execution
THE FRENCH PLAN FOR THE RELrEY or THE TREASURY.
The despatch states that Mr.. Rivers Wilson
to England, but does not give any there
for.
II this statement be correct the cause undoubtedly
Is the acceptance by Egypt Of the French financial
scheme, against some details OF which, Il has been
previously reported, Mr.. Wilson protested
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TURKEY.

NIcsIc REvIcruALLED FOR SHORT PERIOD
AUSTRIAN PROBATION AGAINST WAR RU-
MoRs.
LONDON, May 4. 1915.
Tho Russian relegraphic Agency reports that Nesio
has been rcvictualled for only three weeks The In
surgents prevented Moukhtar Pacha from completing
the work OF throwing provisions into tho town.
AUSTRIAN PREcuArIox 4 ExcrrEHsxr
The Times' Berlin despatch says that the Austrian
government has forbidden tho transmission Of tele-
gram concerning tho concentration Of troops In Croatia
and DamatiA
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fourteenth ana last Time, 1:52-six seconds slower
than the Guineas was run last year.
GREAT LOSSES.

fourteenth ana last. Time, l:52-six seconds slower
than the Guineas was run last year.
GREAT LOSSES.
The professional book makers are fearful losers
on the race, and II all keep their engagements It
win be fortunate for the winning betters.
THE DERBY.
SO little exertion did it require for Petrarch to
win the Guneas that he became great favorite for
the Derby. Lord Rosebery. on the course at New
market took e. 900 81 900 that he would win 1t.
SUMMARY.
NEWMARKET, Eng, May =. ls76-The sixty seventh
renewal OF the Two thousand Guineas Stakes. sub
scrpton Of 100 each. hair forfeit for shreeyear
oIis; colts, le2 lbs, fles lit lbs the second horse
10 receive 200 OF the stakes, and the third to
save his stake; Rowey mie--one milo ana seventeen
yards; closed with seventy -four subscribers.
Lord Duppln's b. c. Petrarcn, by Lord Chfden, out
OF Laura, by Orlando. l22 lbs white: red Sleeves
white cap) Luke ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. r. peck's b. Julius Caesar. by St. Adams, out
ofJulie. l22 lbs tDlue and orange). ............
Lord Duppn's h. c. Kaleidoscope by specuum,
out Of Recuse, l22 lbs. white; red sccvcs).....
Mr.. j. II. Houldswor.hs b. c. Co.tncss by King
Tom. out OF crocus, la2 lbs. (green and gold)....
AOfu roHoutu Gil G. 0Tcat ION, Oy hlu3 lOm
out OF woodcraft, l22 lbs BLACK; white Sleeves
red cap)....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Count =. de Lagranges b. {. n. de Fiigny by Le
Sarrazip. out or Nile de Fligny (bred In Francc
l22 lbs (bue; red sleeves and cap)..............
Count +. de La Oranges b. C. Camembert, by Par
mesan. out OF Contempt, l23 lbs (bue; red sleeves,
oiue cap)......
Lord Falmouth's CHI. C. Fetterlock, by Parmesan
out Of Silverhair, i23 lbs. white; black sleeves
req cap).....
Sir J. Astcy's b. c. Tho Rascal, by Lotcrcr, or
Broomelaw, out ofChrismas Pie, l32 lbs ldrab
blue CAPT..
Mr.. ". 8. Crawfurd's ch c. Glacis by Adventurcr
out OF Stockadc, l22 lbs. (scarlctL ......... 10
Lord Lonsdalc's Oh. .. King DEATH BY King Tom
out OF Hatchmcnt l22 ibs purple, yellow and
IeuI IL
Lord Wton's ,. c. Charon by Hermit, out Of
Barchettna lo2 iba (mazarlne blue; black cap). ~
Lord Rosebcry's blk. C. Father Claret, by D'Estonr-
mel, out Of Defamation. 122 lbs (prlmrosc and
Mr.. H. Baltazzi's b c. Rosinante by Rosicrucian,
out OF Kapygc, 122 lbs. eight blue; black cap).. IA
Time, 1859.
TER wIxxER-pErRARcH.
An interesting tabulated pedigree OF tho winner will
t,o found n fall,
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THE MINING TROUBLES.


CLEVELAND Ohio, May 3, 1874
Everything IA quiet tho hassillon and other dts
trcss this morning Last evening threats we're made
and several shots dred a. the Pennington mine.
bus nothing more was done THIS morning the new
miners 70 work In the Warrington minc and ara
working under she protection OF the militia Old
sriker stu declare they viii 60 70 work q sns
reduces rataA
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ENGLAND.

WINDOWS IMMEDIATE RELEASE RESISTED By
THE cRowN--wAITING FOR THE REPLY FROM
wAsHINGToN-THE CASE IN PARLIAMENT
THE LBNNIE MUTINRERs ON TRIAL.
LONDON, May g. 1876
Application made at Chambers to-day for the
release OF wnslow by Solicitor woutner, but
sisted by tho officers OF the Crown and was denied.
TEN DAYS
winslow viii be held ten DAYS longer, awaiting the
formal reply from Washington to the latest English
note.
The application will be renewed on the 18th inst
wIxsLows CASE PARLIAMExT-rHE AMERICAN DE-
MAxD TREATY
In the House of Commons tomorrow Mr. Edward
TcmpcrIy Gourlcy liberal member from Sunderland,
will ask Attorney General Holkcr IL the United States
has protested against the action OF tho British govern
ment concerning winslow and If So whether Americas
demands In harmony with contrary to the pro-
visions OF the treaties of 1912 and 1874
He will also question the Attorney General to
Khat he will advise the government adopt for
The purpose OF unfolding altering existing treaties
Mr.. Pulcston, conservative member for Devonport,
will ask tomorrow Tor the papers the subject
THE Jennie MurNEERs
The eight members OF the OF The shin Lennic,
who charged with mutiny and murder on that vcs-
sci, were arragned to-day in the Central Criminal
Court and pleaded not guilty.
Their trial Is now progressing.
SILVER.
Silver to-day IL quoted ut 53ysd.
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DIR. WORMS NoN-ExrRADITIoN.

MONTREAL, May 1870
The probable dischargeof the clerical forger, Wins
low, has gwen srs lawyers engaged 70 defend d..
Worms some hopes Of The petition and doca-
men,s the imperial suthorilies viii reach their
destination to-day and Mr. Carter counsel for Worms
expects that tho English authorities will a. once confer
with the American authorities with the object Of
occurring his return On she ground that the removal d
Worms wa1 lle0Ai.
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NATIONAL SOLDIERS REUNION.

The third annual National Soldiers Reunion viii be
held at Caldwell. Ohio, the 9Th OF September Tho
executive committee anticipate large attendance Of
veterans, delegations promised by overy state
In the Union It Is expected that the soldiers will
emphatcally declare by majority vote Tor whom they
will cast their ballots In November.
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JUDGE BLACK NOT A CANDIDATE.

PIrrsBuRo. Pa, May 8, 1875
Judge jeremiah s. Black has written letter to the
Post declining TO DO considered candidate for tho
rcstdoncv-
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CABLE TELEGRAPHs INTERRUPTION

The cable lines between Nova Scotia and Newfound-
land connecting with the Atlantic cables at Hearts
Content broken, and consequently communication
with Europe by the AngloAmerican line is temporarily
interrupted. Unfortunately fault discovered in
the French cable 200 miles from Brest some time ago
which has not yet been repaired
The United States Direct Cable Is working and Is
the only line open 10 the public; but will be
Immediately taken to repair the cable between Nova
terruption OF communication with Hearts Content will
not be OF long continuance
THIN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CABLE broken.
HALIFAX, May 8, 1876.
The Prince Edward Island telegraph cable Is
broken and all communication Is suspended
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cABrrxr pxrEHcE OF THE PRINCIPLE or ne
LrG1ous ToLERAT1oS.
MADRID, May 8, 1870.
In The Congress to-day debate on the new constisu-
zion continued.
Senior Alvarez opposed tho federation clause and de-
elared the monarchy lost religious unity was rot
maintained
Prime Minister Canovas del Castillo. in reply, pointed
cut that Spain possessed colonies in America Africa
and Asia, and had relations with the whole world. u
woud be impossible for her keep these colonies and
maintain these relations the government adopted an
lrreconcilabie Ultramontanc attitude
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DOM PEDRO.

OMAHA, Neb., May 5. ls7d
The Emperor Of Brazil and suite will arrive herA
from the West at about midnight Tho train was d.
layed account OF bad track near Ogden
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MILFORD, Pa. May 3,

Extensive fires are now raging in tho mountains in
tho northern parts OF Sussex county, New Jersey.
vast amount Of valuable timber has been destroyed
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OREGON REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
PORTLAND. Mava /

PORTLAND, Nay d 1876.
The Republican State Convention to-day made the
following nominations For Congressman. Richard
Williams For Presidential Electors. w. H. Odell, j.
W. Watts, J. G. Cartwright and Judge X r Boise. For
Delegate J. c. Solman-
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Judge AmasaJ Parker, OF Albany arrived last
ing at the ST Nicholas Hotel Thomas G. Alvord, al
Syracuse is staying at tho Metropolitan Hotel Con-
gresham Frank Jones, Of New Hampshire, is regis
tered at tho Windsor Hotel Judge Luke P. Poland Of
Vermont has arrived at the Grand Central Hotel Rev.
Dr. william Patton, Of New Haven. is at the Finh
Avenue Hotel General Israel vogdes, United States
Army, and Captain N. Kouschakewitsch, Of the Rus
sian Army, are at the Holman House Rev. DR.. jack.
son. of Maryland, and Henry c. Robinson, OF Hartford
At the st. James Hotel Wayne Hacveagh OF Har-
rsburg, is among the late arrivals at the Brevoort
House. Congressman Thomas C Piatt Of Owego N.
Y, and Ex-Governor J. b Page, Of Vermont, arc
siding at tho St Nicholas Hotel General Nathaniel
Mchler Of the Engineer Corps, United States Army 10
at tho Windsor HOTEL Thomas Dickson, President Of tho
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company is at the Gilssy
House. Ex-Governor John 7. Hoffman Is sojeurn-
ing at the Clarendon Hotel General J. J. Abcr.
crombie md Colonel George W. Patten United States
Army, ut tho Coleman House; George N. Pullman,
Of Chicago is stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in thu
temperature for tho past tweny-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding dae Of last year. a
indicated by tho Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
urp. n Ru
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HE ROYAL TITLES PROCLAMATION DIRECTLY
oPPosED-THE CABINET ACTION TO be SUB
MITTED TO PARLIAMENT FOR CESsURE-
LONDON, May 3. 1874
The Press Association reports the foIlowing:-'sw
understand that In consequence Of tho dissatisfaction
caused by the proclamation giving effect to the Royal
titles act and which does not limit the OF the title
Of Empress strictly 70 India, Sir Henry James viii
rive notice in the House tomorrow that no will move
resolution equivalent to a vote Of ccnsurc tho effect
that the proclamation does fulfil tho pledges gwen
By the government during the debate on the Royal
Titles bill, and therefore, the tho bill was
taken under misconccption.
sThe Marquis OF Harrington will ask Mr. Disraeli for
IN opportunity TO discuss the above motion"
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the constitution rejected BY the Congress yesterday
by vote Of 226 80 that in favor Of religious
unity, which was supported BY sehor Alvarez
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THE CENTENNIAL REGATTAs.

rHE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOAT CLUB NEXT
YNG-A CREW TO GO TO AMERICA If ONE CAN
BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Acr1oN-AMER1-
CAN PLUCK SHOULD BE PERSONALLY Ac-
KNowIxDoED-wHArI IS NOW WANTED.
[srEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. ]
CAMBRIDGE, England May 8, 1876.
meeting Of the Cambridge University Boat Club
was held tonight for the consideration OF the pro-
posal to send crew to America to contest in the
Centennial regattas
CREW TO BE SENT IF IT CAN BE ORGANIZED.
Mr.. Close win send crew provided one can be
obtained.
NO VENTURE.
Several captains Of college clubs wished to send
small majority.
MAN OF ENERGY.
Mr.. Rees' energetic endeavors for the arrange
ment Of international contest are greatly appre-
ciated by many Cantabs who earnestly support him.
COMPLIMENT TO AMERICAN PLUCK.
Many Cambridge men think that, considering that
America spiritedly sends representative here, q
university crew ought to be sent to America
WILLING TO TAKE THE CREW OUT.
Mr.. Close is willing to take the crew to America
provided Mr. Shafto rows stroke.
WILL HE CONSENT.
Ehafto's consent is now waited for.
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MOUNTAIN TIMBER BURNING.

Average temperature yesterday. f<
Average temperature for corresponding date last
vear lfL
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PRovIScrALrsr DIFFICULTIES.

HENDAyE, May 3 1870
Two cuipuzcoan Delegates and the civil Governor OF
an Sebastian have resigned account OF their orir-
ons concerning the jtseros
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sHE PRINCIPLE or RELIGIOUS roIRRATroS
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HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
fails Colds Sore Throats &c. remedy.
PiKg's ToorBAcHx DRoPs cure in one minnie.
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Continued Opposition to the
Title of Empress.
Parliamentary Anxiety Concern
ing Treaty Rights.
THE KHEDIvE'S DEBTS TROUBLE.
THE WRECK OF THE SCHILLER.

a1covEnx or TREASURE AT THE SCENE OF THE
GREAT DISASTER.
[srzmAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
LONDON. May 8, 1876.
gold, from the wreck OF the German steamship
Schiller, making an aggregate OF $4,000 saved
Of the $4,000 shipped on the vessel
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PRIGHT's DISEASE. DIABETES DRoPsy. ca
~ tarrh. Gravel. Calculus, 6out. Rheumatism Dyyep
a. Diseases q shs Heart. blood Liver, Kidneys BLADDER
Prostate Gland Premature Debility aud Chronic Discase
hitherto iucurses rsmphlss Their sucesssal
Water and DR.. HAwLEY HEATH. sushor and prcprts-
tor Tree Depot and reception rooms 400 Broadway New
York Reduced 70 % cents gallon per barrel
A NEw NOvEIs-foR WHICH THERE rs a
larger advance demand thaa for other book pub
ushcd this year,
EDITH LYLE
/
ny Ma May J. HoimsA
sssdy shis week Psses. u 81
o.H CARLETON ; CO.. PsSusSsA
Madison sunarA nas -
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siding at tho St Nicholas Hotel General Nathaniel
MchIer OF the Engineer Corps, United States Army IL
tho Windsor HOTEL Thomas Dickson President OF thu
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. is at the Gilssy
House. Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman Is sojcurn-
ing at the Clarendon Hotel General J. J. Abcr.
crombie and Colonel George W. Patten United States
Army, are ut the Coleman House; George NJ Pullman,
Of Chicago, Is stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
PiKE's ToorHAcHx Dsors in one minute.
ADVERTISE IN
TIE EVENING TELEGRAM;
Tho circulation OF the EVENING TELEGRAM last week
Monday. s7,loo
-
Thursday SIo51
Friday 5ooo9
Saturday 3o.aQ
Total go soq
-'''' offiCE NO. aiANN 81.
ADOPTED EvERYwHERE-THE ELEGANT SILK
EIAsrIc Truss Sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
6s3 Broadway Worn easy night and day. Soon psrmss
CRlsTAD0RO's HAIR DYE ACCOMPLIsHEs ITS
work spIenday safely instantly Depot. 50 John st
DIR. W. BENsoY's CELERY AND CHAMoMILH
heaaens dyspep,ic headache neuralgia and
y sIsss:.s john HENRY Co. :ssas:.
FINE SILVER AND GoLD.PLATED BRONZE,
NICKEL ANTIQUE STAIR Rops Old rods repAtsds
sd'd '''%sf ras I.as ilSsI 81 Duane
FRIEND PITTS, AGENT, WILL CONTINUE BUsT-
mess = BrosdSay corner ssd y Great bargains viii
chaser ut the late auction sale
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE To MEASURE
The best Tor So 57i Broadway and o2i Aren q,
LEA 4 PERKINS,
is the only GENUINE
woncxsrrnsHInx SAUCE.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aera,ed Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S, iss ~. and assh
&C., viii be held Kurtss Gallery on Thursday and
The a choice eossson '''''-
TRUssEs --sEEIEY's HARD RUBBER TRUSS
e% Ii and y i
ding used 10 bathing Always reliable e;
s1 aSsss r. h. sad o'
THE TRUE STORY IS THAT DIR. MARsH's
r. sS ~ Faa once
WYOMING LOTTERY
Authorized BY State authority.
Seventh EE,r.Srd ,s.2y Drawing
p ssss': ss Z, ssss' q III Flies e. -
Grand Cash Prize. .....slOvou0
Grand Cash Prize. S9
Urand Cash Prixe x1UO
Grand Cash Prize. 1000
Grand Cash frixe lOUO
100 37o Prizes. amounting io............ $4,000
Thanks Of . Great City
publicly rendered 10 j. pattoe who successfully con
Quoted the hr second third, fourth hh and gred
public drawings No lottery series Of drawing, md
such grand and perfect and other
received thanks Of city publicly rendered,
the with Mr. Patee The drawings OF prizes made
81 each for g. ot ~ for $40 THIS gives twenty chances
20 win xloDOOO for the small outlay OF So fortune II
for agents Agents wanted Send for
and extraordinary Inducements time LOSE $4,000
without investing For full partcuisrs address
3. n. PATfEE.
Laramie City. Wyoming
So HATS, 81 90; SILK HATS 80 80, WORTH S6s
One DerbyA - New Church ss.. mp stars
A,rI1nN -
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TIE QUESTION OF RELIGIOUS GOVERNMENT.
LoSDoS. Nay 4, 1870
n Na~' xsdsia asspsssa ssys ne amendment 10
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DAVID LUNDBOM
AssAYER.

ONCE: Main street. opposite sne r."
neerR Restaurants.
sD- Accurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE FROM MY rynir,
"A MER very low rates will be chargeu :"
the future, though fees will still be Kep'
reasonable ms possible. -
Strangers are required to pay In advance;
Eurck D., August -. 1873. auSo~
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Application for Patent
70 THE RHYOLITE DEPOSIT
NO. $50.
U. s. LAND 0rYIcg,
Eureka. Nevada, May 10, ~

"|nH Aufcnp ANcFaou %hhy wv lcfD.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN tho Richmond Mining Company o. Ne
vads, whose postotfice address is Eurcka,Ney.
has this day filed its application for u latent
for ID e0-lo1 acres OF the Rhyolite deposit, sitt-
ate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dir
trict, county of Eureka and State o, Nevada,
and Known nm | designated by the field nofes
ardothciql plat on tile in Il is office as Lot 40.
~ unsurveyed lands.
The ex.cfiJr boundaries Of said Lot No.SS
being as follows, to-wlt:
Variation 49, deg. east: commencing ats
post marked No |. u. :. Survey No. ~, the
saine being pest No. 2 Of survey No: .. and
! ost No. 3 OH. S. survey No. VI. mil site sur.
vcys, whence the flagstaff in tn town Of Er-
reka bcars n. y dg . IN " 2,iii #. and the
northwest cornor of the Richmond Mining
Company Of Nevada Refinery building bears
; II dR ! IN W so e.: thence running ) slh
Dc W IS II to post marked No. 2, I. :. Sur
vey No. SO; thence \ ) Dig u IN W 40 7-iO It.
to pest marked No. Z, U. ;. Snrv'y No. ~;
thence y sl% DIG L ~ ii, to post marked No.
1. Y. ;. Ssrvey No. vs.: thence a Dig II m
r. 75d 2-l0 II, 10 Iost marked No: ~. ;. sur
vey No. .aj; thence ; slsdg i 500 II. TO pest
marked No. .. 7. 5. Survey No. Us; thcnees
8 DE- ~ N W w IT, TO post mnrked No, !,
U. s. Survey No. So: thence ; "a dg. II IN "
2li 90 Fl. 10 post marked No. ,, L.. ). sur.
vey No. W. the same being post No. ! Of said
post marked No. .. q. -. Survey No. VI, and
No. > L. :. Survey No. ~: and thence :. slh
Dig " 30 IL. 10 post No, /. tina place of be-
ginning, containing IS 50 100 acres.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining Dis
trict in Book 4. of page ~.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said khyolite deposit as hereinbc-
fore described, are required to file
their adverse claim witt. the Regis
ter 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 rroris-
ions of the statute. d. b. IMMEL,
jlLpd Register
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Directors, made on the sec
ond-2d-d day Of Mag, 1873, so many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold at public auction, at the auc-
ton house Of John Middleton Il Son. No. $40
on
Friday, the 18th day OF July. 1875.
At the hour of one "a O'Clock P. NJ, of said
Gay, to pay said delinquent assessments there
on, together with the coats Of advertising and
expenses of the sale.
W. W. TRAYLOR, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 81 Nevada Block. No. 800
Montgomery street. San Francisco, Cali
fornia. jel7td
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
N ing Company-Location OF principal
place eff business, San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;
Location Of Works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka count Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the
following de .cribed stock, on account of as
sessment INC. y levied on the second day of
May, 1876, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows: z.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-04
NOTICE.

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD AND TRANS
fcred TO Woodruff 4 Ennor my entire bus.
mess. stock Of Foods, goodwill, etc., Of my
stors on Main street. between Clark and Bate
man streets, in THIS town. Thanking the pu b.
I!ic for their past patronage. / respectfully So
licit 3 continuance Of their favors for the new
arm. A. G., SNETSINGER.
Eurska, June q, 1875. js2elm