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Sales at Auction.
Boston Bank Sfateueut
New York stock and money naarke,.

NEW YORK, Dec. i3.-Evening-Mo market
easy @ per cent. on call. tSterling Exchange is
quiet at 4s! 4slA for bankers long and 4S3 q 4S33
tremes of the day having been 1913 IA i07I. The car
rylng rates were Al, 5, g. 81, q q per cent The
clearances were S25,UU0,0O0. The customs receipts
TO- DAY were $125.OOO. Treasury disbursements $4,000
for gold interest. $317,O for bonds and $4,000 in
silver coin. Governments firm.
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Prussian-
Il packages merchandise to Can Elk Co, do do to
Agt u L X, / do do to III g. A Allan.
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FLORIDA.
The CauQreasianal IuYesIigafiau Reuun.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 13-The investigation
by the congressional committee was fairly OPEN
ed today. The first county taken up was Leon.
which is not yet finished. The committee to-
day divided into two committees, the Republi-
can members voting against the division. Wal
ling, Debolt and Woodward, the sub-commit
tee, left for the eastern counties this morning.
They will stop in Jefferson day or two. 1t is
believed the quarters of the committee will be
at Jacksonville. 1t is impossible to say when
the committee will finish their labors
The Mandamus Case.
The Supreme Court met this morning and
took steps towards bringing forward the man.
damus case. The argument was opened and
decision will be reached before the close of the
week.
The work of the committee has yet furnished
no testimony that was not brought out before
the state board,
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A Disastrous Ice Jam.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia jam of ice started
yesterday, sweeping along with it number of
steamers and either crushing them or forcing
them on shore. The War Eagle and Golden
Eeala- tnyn laraa Al nd yalua hla staamers-xpa
driven ashore in such manner as to block
the passage and the other boats crowded in and
produced complete lam. The Jennie Bald
win sunk, the Lake Superior, Alex Mitchell
and Centennial were crushed. The Bayard
was almost completely destroyed, the Mitchell
roughly estimated at 100000. The boats all
belonged to the Keokuk line. No such disas-
ter has occurred here for ten years, and this
was totally unexpected. The Keokuk North.
ern line have no insurance on their boats
A later despatch says the steamer Centen-
NAL sunk about o'clock this morning. All
the boats previously mentioned are still wedged
tightly together and when the ice gorge breaks
away most of them will go down with it and
either be wholly wrecked or damaged still
more than now. The Centennial was large
freight boat OF 1000 tons and cost $3.50
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dore, who is sculptor; and her sister Juliette
MADAME PeyroD, also her brother Auguste
are painters of no small merit"
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Providence Print Cloths Market,
PROVIDENCE, r. l., December 13.-The Printing
cloths market s quiet but firm at last quotations Arc
for extra "a GA,
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Chandler Rebukes MIR. Kewiit's
Impudence.

Secretary Chandler Rebukes MIR. Hewiit,s
Impudence.
The following letter was given the press to-
night:
Washington, Dec 13-An address has to-
night been issued by the Democratic Commit
tee; 1t is the last desperate attempt to prop a
failing cause. Gov Hayes has been fairly
elected by a clear majority of the electoral
vote. There is no indication that any right
minded citizen has doubt as to the result
The address to the Democratic Committee is
an impudent and audacious attempt to preju-
and Wheeler are elected and the will of the
American people will be carried out and main
tanned.
(Signed) z. CHANDLER,
Chairman Of the Republican National Com
mittee
A Good Specimen of Cheek.
The following congratulatory address was is
ROOMS OF THE NATL DEM. COMMITTEE,
Washington, Dec. Is, 1876.
To the People of the United States.
The National Democratic Committee an
nounce as the result of the Presidential election
held on the It'll of November, the election of
Samuel j. Tilden of New York, as President,
and Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana, as Vice
President of the United States. We congratu-
late you on this victory for reform. 1t now only
remains for the two Houses of Congress in the
performance OF their duty on the second We'd
nesday in February next, to give effect to the
will of the people thus expressed in the consti-
tutional mode, by majority of the electoral
votes and confirmed by majority of all the
states as we'll as by an overwhelming majority
Of all the people of the United States.
By order of the Executive Committee,
ADRIAN S. HEWITT, Chairman.
FRED'K o. PRINCE, Secretary.
The New Scandal Hunt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The New York SUI
perintendent and manager of the Western Un-
ion Telegraph have been subpenaed to appear
before the House committee at New Orleans
and produce the kilograms OF Secretary Chand-
Ter.
An Ineligible Democratic ElectoT.
The subcommittee, consisting of Messrs.
Morton, Logan and Herman, of the Senate
Committee on Elections, to whom were refer
red all law points relating to the eligibility of
Presidential electors, met this morning and
heard the testimony of John Fostor. editor of
the Newark Courier, and John Murphy of the
Trenton State Gazette. relative to the inelgi-
bility of Benjamin Williamson, one of the Dem
ocratic electors of New Jersey. on the ground
of icing U. Is. Commissioner Gov. Bedel
and Secretary of State Kelsey, and Mr.. Will
Hanson will appear before the committee to.
morrow morning.
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LOUISIANA,
LOUISIANA.
Ex-Gov. Wells Declines to Answer the
Questions of the Congregational Com
urriffee

mittee.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 13.-Mr. Wells of the
returning board was before the congressional
committee today. He declined to answer ques
tions, denying the authority of the commit
tee to interrogate him as to the returning
board matters
Mr.. Morrison said they would not press the
questions.
Gov. Wells stated that il the committee
would employ eight clerks in addition to the
clerical force of the board all the papers could
soon be copied and with them the committee
would have all the information as to the votes
cast in the state and the evidence which
prompted the action of the board
Other members of the returning board were
notified that they would be examined hereaf-
ter.
Other witnesses were examined as to the late
election but nothing new was developed.
Republican Counsel Ask Pratec ton from
Democratic Roughs.
The counsel for the Republicans today pre-
scented protest to the congressional committee
against holding their sessions in public hotel,
passing to aud from which they allege they
have been insulted by Democratic ruffians and
the witnesses threatened. One fellow said that
ex-Gov Wells was liar and ought to be kill.
ed, and another that the supervisor of regstra-
ton for East Baton Rouge ought to have his
throat cut
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEP SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec IA, Il A. NJ y
For New England.
and Middle states warm southerly to westerly
winds and clear or fair weather during the day,
followed during the night by colder weather
and rising barometer.
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

tage, P S Lindsey, Mariel. Ell Dorado, and Others
The brig Eta Whtmore sailed 10th.
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Portland.
Sid FIN Havre nth inst, brig NJ Merrill, Call, for
United State
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EOREIGN PORTS.

D AT at Batavia Nov =, barque F Fay, Rollins,
Boston, ito load sugar and return0
raised st Helena Nov g. barque Robert Morrison,
Davis, from Singapore for New York.
SID i'm Genoa 18th inst, ship Marcia Greenfeaf
Bunker, New Orleans.
Ar at santander prev to 18th inst. sch Potter,
PendetoD, New York.
New York.
CID at Gibraltar Nov %, brig Salista, Partridge,
st Thomas.
tevideo.
Sid I'm Havre 18th inst, ship Martha Bowker,
Woodside. Charleston.
Passed Dardelles Nov 49, sch Robt Palmer, Deuni-
son, from Constantinople for New York.
- Ar at Liverpool 10th, barque Harriet Huzzey,
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship John Berry, EN-
erson, Savannah.
SD I'm Dublin Nov 81, barque Sarah. lilly, Tybee.
United States.
Hong Kong.
At Montevdeo Oct 81, barque fremont, Carlisle,
tor New York, ldg; brig Walter Smith, Bigley, for
DO do; and others.
SPOKEN.
g. oct 80, of st Helena, barque H Brookman, from
Singapore for London.
:. Dec 6, N of Charleston Bar 10 miles, sch Yo Sem
lie, iroin - for Brunswick, Ga.
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Foreign ExpOrss.
HAVANA. Schr A II Waite-37OS shocks and
heads, 65 empty hhdS.
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Boston stock Market

By water conveyance--1000 bush cornmeal to g
W. True q Co.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9Th, ship Lizzie Moses, Cox,
CID 18th, ships Dakota, Day, and Caledonia. Potter,
Liverpool.
Cid 18th, barque Elliott Richie, Hutchinson, for
lPENSAcoLA-Cld 5tb, sch Mary e Long, Hardy,
Cid It'll. brig Hattie Bishop, Bishop, Havana.
AT lith brig Richmond, Bryant Boston.
PoRT ROYAL, Scar 18th, sch Mabel F Staples,
CHARLESTON 18th, barqne Priscilla, Cakes,
Liverpool.
AL: ALEXaANDRIA-sld 9th, brig Long Reach, An
Deane, Taunton.
Ar 18th; sch Morelight Allen. Calais. .a.s
Cid 18th, schs A M Bird. Fales, Boston; Jennie
Wiley Trefethen, Providence.
>, PHlLADELPHlA-Ar 18th, steamer. Allentown.
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th. scbs Haiti g A Butler. Car.
roll, Georgetown DC; Empress, Kennedy, Baltimore
for Belfast; silas McLoon, Spear, Edgartown.
Cid 18th, brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett Alicante for
orders; schs VIC Moseley, Urann, Mayaguez; My
Rover, Brown, Charleston.
CID 18th ship Admiral Blanchard. San Francisco.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 18th. scbs Star, Carman and
Olive, Warren. New York: H Curtis. Haskell do.
NEWPORT-Sld 11th sch Madagascar, Fitzpatrick,
wood and Geo B Somes, Norwood, do for do; Isola,
II port Sc sch Lille French Nickerson Alexan
dria tor Plymouth
Ar 18th, schs Jed Frye, Langley, Providence for
New York;; W Page, Hilyard. Eastport for New
York; Daylight, Green, Providence tor 90; R H Will
son, Clark, do for do; Gar. Hammond do for do.
In Dutch Island Harbor 18th, schs Fl A Dewitt
Sea Foam. Andrew Peters, and others.
FALL RlVER-Ar sth, sch Ring Dove, Swain,
Port johnson.
VINEYARD-HA 9th, schs H Hodges.
Wilder Port johnson tor Portland, with flying lib
splD; Nathan .Ceaves, Atwood, Virginia for Fort
land.
Ar 18th. sch Waterman, Heal Lincolnville tor
New Bedford.
Sid 18th, schs Petrol, Lucy Baker, Telegraph Ida
Hudson, Almon Bird, w Page, Trade Wind, How
ard Williams. and Decatur Cakes.
Ar 18th: sch Addie Blasdell, Crowell, Boston for
Philadelphia.
In port. schs Kate Rich, Leonora, Mott Haven,
Bengal, Mary Holt. H I Hodges, Belle, Watch
man, H 7 Townsend Nathan Cleaves, Adde Blais-
dell. and Nellie Crowe.
BOSTON-Cld 18th, baruue Fury Everett Cane
Verbs and market.
Ar 18th. sch Hattie A White, Belaty, Charlotte
town, PEI.
Below, sch NJ Laughton, from New York.
Cid 18th. sch Helen Thompson, Wotten, Portland
to load tor Baltimore.
MARBLEHEAD-Ar It'll sch Abbie Burslev Low
ell, Philadelphia.
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THE DISPUTED STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Partizan Investigation.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia Columbia special
10 the Times says; THE Democratic members
of the Congressional committee are carrying
things with high hand here. They positively
refuse to let the Republican members of the
committee know what they are DOING What
line OF investigation they intend to pursue;
what points they intend to make, or anything
else which would enable the Republicans to
meet them. They have been making investi-
cations without any Republicans being present
and one OF them recently avowed that this was
to be an investigation ia the interest of the
Democratic party. Gen. Banks very peril
nently replied that the Democrats had better
exclude the Republicans from the room. They
have been procuring copies of the managers
returns, but do not let the Republicans see
them
Practical Reco sniiion of Coy. Chamber
The same despatch says that Democrats all
over the state, elected as sheritfs county clerks,
coroners, &C., are duly sending here for their
commissions to be signed by Gov. Chamber
lain.
Retaining to the Republican Nouse.
Two of the Republican Assemblymen, who
were induced by Democrats to go over to
Hampton's Assembly, to-day returned and
took their seats in the legitimate house. 1t is
believed the other three will follow suit in day
or two.
Democratic Legislative Movements.
The Herald's Columbia despatch has the fol-
lowing:
Speaker Wallace of the Democratic House,
has issued lay certificates for 500 to each of
the members of that body, which were all
promptly cashed by the Carolina National
Bank. The whole amount paid was $7100.
The Democratic programme has not been de-
veloped, but it is anticipated that the Demo-
cratic senators will withdraw on Wednesday
and form at least quorum of the Senate by
the admission of three:contestants and the Sc
cession of one or two Republicans, who will
come with them. A result of this will be the
immediate Inauguration of Hampton as Gov
ernor, the election of U. S. Senator, and the
establishment of an entire separate state gov
ernment."
COLUMBIA, Dec. 13.-The Democratic House
to-day passed a resolution to count the votes
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor at 4 o'cock
tomorrow afternoon, and the resolution was
communicated to the Senate. There was an
other ballot for u S. Senator by the Democrats
to-day, which resulted in no choice.
Corbin Formally Elected Senator.
The Senate and Republican House, in joint
session, declared the election of d. T. Corbin
az u. S. Senator
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Corrected by WOODBURY. 81 MoULToN, Invcstm en-
Bankers, 81 Exchange St.
Descrinflnna PnrK nIa1 LII
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
MAINE.
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders.
LAWRENCE, Dec. 13.-The annual meeting of
stockholders OF the Boston and Maine Railroad
was held this forenoon. President N. G. White
called the meeting to order. The records of the
last annual meeting were read by Chauncey P.
Judd, clerk, and were approved. The report
of the directors to the stockholders. as already
printed was accepted.
On motion of c. f. Choate of Boston, the
Chair appointed committee to receive ballots
for directors. The polls were closed at lilo
a. m.
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Ex-Rcvenue Collector Bailey Comes
Back, Pays His Default and is Par
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For Sale Or Rent.

A NEW HOUSE, IN A DESIRABLE
~ locality; four large rooms. Inquire at
the Postoflce. q. j. SCANLAND.t
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Application for Patent
For. II Mill Site.

LuIehh. Ncthuu. fpTl ~. 1910.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John Platter whose ~osiofice address is
Fur n,Ney..has ibi. Jay filed bis application
for n Iaten, tor ivy 2rlU arI es OF land a.
\ mi sac. lying and being in / urnka Mining
District. county Of Eureka, and State Of Nc
vadn. and known and Designated BY the field
notes md olliciai ! bat ON file in this Office AZ
lot nuE beer NJ
The rxterisr boundaries Of 'aid lot No. -
being rs iol,owslo wit: Variation los dc,
east
Commencing at n past marked No. ]. Us.
survey. No h5. standing at the northwest cur
ner Of John +. Piater's brick Office, at tho
southwest corner of Min uld Mineral
.~trects, in the town Of Eureka, where the
flagstaff in the fswn Of Eureka hears n. 10
deg. ~ min. W. LIS feet: thence running 5.
81 deg f.. lI6 $40 feet 10 post marked No. 2.
Y. ;. Surysy. No. "; thence 5. 81. deg, W.
100 feet. % post marked No. 3, IT,. S. Survey,
NO. 10; thcrcc $. ss deg. l.. % feet to post
maj kcd Mol, I. : Snrvcy.. No. Us; thence 5.
81 deg. N min. 400 ,eet. tn post mark cd No.
., U. >. Survcy, No. 81; thence N. 81 d &.
". 200 feet, to post mnrhed No. 8. L. s. Sur.
vev, No, %; and thence n. s2A deg. L. so
ect. To- post narkeg No. !. the place Of Begin
ming. continuing 2 25-io0 acres.
Ai.yand all persohs c'ui .oing adversely any
portion of said mill sit. ground as hereinbc-
fore desc'ib' d, pIc required to file their I'D.
verse CHIN with the Register OF the United
safes Land ttic,' ut Eureka, in the State oil
Nevada. Outing the sixty days period Of pub
LEGATION hereof, or they will be barred by viz
tue of the provisions Of the statute.
sp2l-Dd ID. Is. IMMEL. Register.
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Application for Patent
For. a Mill Site.
NOllOE NJ. oL1.
u. s. LAMP UPr1cE,

-
Eureka, Nevada. April H. IN;
NOTICE Is nEEEBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Silver West Consolidated Mining Conl-
iany, a corporation existing under ana ~
virtue of the laws Of California. by ~ dnly
authorized agent. Thomas !. Read, whose
postoiice address is Eureka, Nevada, has thus
day nled his application for . patent ioi
! S-iO acres rs q mill site, situate, lying ano
being in Eureka Mining District, County o.
Eureka and state Of Nevada, and kn,wp ana
designated by the field notes and Official pa,
on file in this office as Lot No. ", unsurveyeu
lands.
The exterior boundaries Of raid Lot NO.
"a being as follows, to-wit:
Variation, l6hs Dig east eommencink al
post marked No. !. Y. ;. survey w. Is,
bears N. 2 Dig ) m W 2,iy7 fl: the nortbweIl
corner of the Richmond Mining Company q
Nevada Refinery bears n. 20 DIG u n y WI
and tho northeast corner OF the oiiVer MI
furnace building bears ;. ~ dg 20 ~ !" an w Viii
ito sn sar POS, S9; 4 4. q siS :. d IsI I ss II 4; Il sh.nss
running s. az Dig W. 100 Il to post mslneEE
No 2, q. S. Survey No. 81; thence :. % * ~
ID fl. to post marked No. =, US. survey "a y
%; ,hence s. ~ Dig u s5tts II; to posi- w SaiI Ss
No. 4, US. survey No, "; thence . S,s,cs
sarvsy 10. b.; thence south ~ degrees
Wa II to post marked No; =, u: :. su,s o:,
No. 81: thence =. Sl4 Dig w. 100 u to posi-
marked No. 7, u. S. Survey No. S4;. thence n
5 dg 81 N w 1885, II to post marked MOI, y.
5. Survey No. ": thence N, ~ dg 4 10, II o -
post marked No, y, U. 5. Survey, No,a'
thence N. q dg " l45 fl TO post marked, No.
10. II. s. survey No. "a; and thence N. SIN Dc
\ 357 II. TO post 40. l. the place Of bcglnnins'
containing 4 s. 100 acres. -,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely, any
portion Of said SilverW est Con-. Mining Tom.
pany's mill site. as herein before descri bed az
reouired TO file their adverse elnim with the
Register Of the United States Land once, =.
Eureka, in the State of Nevada, during tne
sixty days period 81 publication hereof. o.
they will be barred by virtue Of the prov"'
ions of the Statute.
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Assessment Notice.

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
~ Company. Location Of principal place of
business. san Francisco, Cali %ornia; location
of works, Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 18th
day Of MAY, 1873. an assessmcnt-No. 2-of
81 per share was levied upon the cap
itai stock OF the corporation. payable inr-
mediately, In unitcd States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the office OF the Company, Room
~, Nevada Block. No. 800 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the s0th day Of June,
1875, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at pnblic auction, and unless payment is
made BEFORE will be sold on THURSDAY, the
10Th day Of July. 1873. to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs Of ad.
vertising and expenses.of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
NV. TRAYL0R, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. 81 Nevada Block, No. 300
Montgomery street. San Francisco, Cal.
my3D-td
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Application for Patent
TO THE RHYOLITE DEPOSIT
NO. 3A9.
L. $. LAvn OrpIcs,

Eui -ka, Nevada. May 10, 1876.
NOTICE Il EhEBY GIVEN THAT
IN the rhmonu Miring Company Of No
vais. whose rostoficc lddrcssis Eureka, New.
has this day filed It's apuiication Tor n patent
TO-. , 30 100 acres y tbs lth, olitc deposit, .itu-
ate, lying an ucih.g IN Eureka Mining hi :
trct. county OF E.,reIa and State OF Ncvadn.
and Fnova an designated by tho field no Is
ardolliciil plat on tle in IL is office as Lot No.
W unsdrveyrd lands.
The ex ;cri1r boundaries OF said Lot No. gj
being as follows, to-wIt:
Variation l6t. deg. east: commencing ut a
post marked No l. IT,. 5. Survey No. 80. the
same being post No. 2 of survey No. s. and
veys. whence the flagstaff in tn town Of Eu-
rcka bears \. - Dig 2 m W 2,1Il II, and the
northwest cornor Of the Richmond Mining
Company Of Nevada Refinery building bonrs
DIG 65 II to post marked No. z, u. ). Sur
yey No. 9j; thence M dg u IN W 100 7. 10 II,
to pest mprkrd No. 3, u. >. Survey No. a6:
thence n 81 y Dig + AZ #. to post marked No.
1, U. :. Shrvoy No. ~; thence n "a Dig IL NJ
r. 7J6 BIO II. 10 post marked No. s, U. 5. sur
vey No. 30: theEcc ) S.qdg + 800 #. to post
marked No. q, L. 3. Survey No. y5; thence !
gdy2 ~ IN w III II, to post marked No, Z,
u. 8. Survey No. rs; thence ) u Dig. II m W
PA 30 II, to post marked No. 9, U. s. Sur
yey 70. ~ the same being post No. 1 Of said
survey No. a3: thence N. sA Dc w 800 fl, to
post marked No. y, u. S. Survey No. yb, and
No.. US. Survey No. %; and thence S. slla
dg " 30 IL, 70 pest No. 1, the place Of be-
ginning, containing Is 80 100 acres.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorder's office Of Eureka Mining Dis
tiict in Book 4. of page "a.
any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said khyolite deposit as hereiDbe-
fore Described, are required to file
their adverse claim will. 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
thoy will be barred by virtue Of the provis-
ions of the Statute. d. b. IMMEL
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a. q. II.
YNHE A. 0. IL. meet every first and third
i SATURD AY EVENING of each month,
al 8 O'Clock. at the corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets, until further notice.
TllUS. HALEY, President
p. +. SPLANK. Secretary. aU7
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Wanted.

nF THE WHEREABOUTS OF JoSErm
" PERRAULT, who sometime goes Dy InS
name of JOSEPH SMELL. When last hesru
from he was in Cornueopia, Nevada, ANY
person knowing of his wherea bouts WIZ f"r-
fer II favor on tho undersigned, bis motne,,
who is anxious to hear from him. py s'""'
A' MRS, Is. T. SMELL.
Mineral City, White Pine county Nsm
Virginia " Enterprise" and Elko, inu 70
pendent vc0py for one week and send Dill, !"
this Office. nyS