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BALTIMORE. October. 1876
CHARLES SIMON & SONS
DREss-MAKING DEPARTMENT.

VIZ E would cell the attention of our friends and
wv the public in general to this Department.
Under the present management, we have met with
unprecedented success. We have filed orders for
customers residing in nearly every Southern State
and have in possession numerous fatering testi
monals, both as regards FIT and STYLE, as well
as great superiority in neatly finishing our work
Our speciality this season will be BLACK GROS-
GRAIN SILK DRESSES, trimmed in same mate
rial, and made in the most fashionable style, for the
low price of
$50.
These Dresses should not be judged by the price,
as they are in every respect superior to anything
heretofore offered for the money. Samples of the
material and directions for reimbursement sent
free by mail upon application.
CHARLES SIMON & SONS,
SO N. Howard Street, Baltimore, Md.
sen 27-3m
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Tie
Southern Presbyterian Review
A GARD


THE present Editors of the SOUTHERN PREsBYTE.
RIAN REVIEW having invited certain brethren in
Virginia to full aud equal share with themselves
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rem in various parts of the Church to become special
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CANDLES. Adamsntine, 12oz., per set, 10 @IS3
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+" in hhds, 2S G1Z9
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The most eminent living authors
such as Prof Max Muller Prof. Tyn
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JAMES JOHN N. Cor
DON, Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals
and Grindstones. Nos. 8 and 8, 14th ST.,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, December y
There has been a farther advance in the price of
Coffee, and we advance our quotations half cent per
pound on all grades
noticeable feature in our market is the scarcely
Of Salt The price of this article has advanced 10
and 20 cents per sack.
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ap l9-6m Governor Street, Richmond.
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DARK.
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Leaf, com mon ou(9 W
good. ~ OV(9tZ ~
hne... 10 VO(9to w
BRIGHT.
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Filters. common to medium............ OQ9ll W
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
NOTICE TO lIEaaulptRs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i commenced en- action In the Distrlct cvnrt
Of the ri,st Judicial District, IN aud Tor the
County Of storey, state oi Kc,ads IN Nhlrll
actirn he is plaintiff. anil y. U. ltOlAoMBE
and SULLIVAN MINING COMPANY are de-
Pendants. which action !. roulhi " snioic. .
lien In lay0r of plalntif and against defendants.
upon the south thirteen hunired ieet af ihat
certain mining claim and quartz lo'le. beaIing
gold and silver, sIiuai-d 10 the aold Hill Min.
Ing District. County Of Storey. state OF Nevada.
described ~ f,llows: lieg nning at the north
cent. past, atuAt.d on tue norihwe-tfriy slope,
about two hundr,d feet souiherly from ra,lne.
and whence ~a's the southwest corner poet of
the Europa Compan,'s United states Survey
NO, IO, moth two degree. ffty MINT west.
two thousand six hundred sud thlfty i've feet.
ami ninLjbs frog, said moth ctpieT ,of, nrst
oo,irss eat ihr 4 huadIcd FEET. seeo'1d oonrse
south ffieen hupdrrd feet. third o'irsr Mrrt
.if hundred feet, fourth 'ours. north hfieen
huudrr,l feet, fith rOirre esst thrre hundred
feet, 10 The paIai Of be.innina. containing
twenty and 'isiy.sir 'De hnndrtlths acre..
bearings rIpTe-,cd iron tue mer.il ah. IN R'
netic yArisiion slIi~an aud ons bali degrees
east. 1 Yether with tie tnemenis. hrr'viiia.
IN nts .nd sp. urtruanees ibtr.unto be'ongins,
which lien 10 to secure the rnm OF Three hun.
dred and pixty-ons and Nv. cue hnndrfdihp
dou..s, In gold coin VI the Uniiesl states. ard
10 claimed under AMI BY v'rtns Of the Act VI the
LegislAture Of the state of Nevada. entiilrii !
San Ari 10 secure liens 10 mechanics aud
othsrs, and " tepesl all Olhpr Acis ~ 20 a'Ion
thereto" spprovcd March ~. Isis.
NOV. thsrvfofe, oil per.on' hAviig claims OF
holding lieps uron Said premises. under the
provisions 81 such Act. are b. rhy notlnei 10 ! .
and sppesf btfore said court an THURSDAY.
the 18th day Of Juue. A. d.. is'6. Of ~ o'elork
A H., the came being day Of The rgul 2 June
Term. A. H.. isIG. of said court. ana 10 e,hibit
then aud there the ~ OF ~ their said liens.
u. u. C,RliiCk. Plaintiff.
Virginia. Nevada. May nd. A. u. ts1G.
X. u. TArIOR. Attorney for pitintin.
ir. iav1g AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. y. survey Ne. iss.
NOTICE No. 3Is.


TT 9. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NJ.
" vnda, May ~. 1916. = Notice IL hereby
given that the ''suPERlOR GOLD AND slL.
vER MINING COMPANY corporation duly
oryanixrd ard cxlsting under the Laws Of the
sIais of Caiiforhis, whose po.toiilce addrers
and principal place of business ir Nan fran.
ci.co, ca,ifornla. has this day. BY J. II. Mo.
KNIGHT. its Superintendent and duly author.
lied agent. made application I. Q united 5tstss
patent for fifteen hundred tiS00) linflr feet OF
the . stewart Lode" bearing gold and silver.
together with surface ground sir hundIed feet
IN width, situate. lying and being In the Gold
Hill Mining District, siorsi county and state of
note. snd ofieiai plat ~ United States survey
or lot No. i3s. In section 81, Township ~
north. 0f hangc ~ east. Mount Disbio meridian.
the exterior boundaries of ssid Lot No. ils be-
Ing as follows. 10 wit Beginning q . post
marked No. I, u. n. survsy No. iss. located
about seveniy.nye feet below the 0phir orAde,
on the north side OF Crown Point Ravine. aud
whence bears the eross on the Catholic Church
In God It'll soath TAX degrees east naRstsn
on Port Homestead south s8h degrees east:
nsertsn on Mount guilsr norh 3Ik drs,es
wesi the quarter.section corner on tho south
line u ssctlon 81. Township II north, Rsrgr ~
east. Mount Dlablo meridian. soufh ~ degrees
west. i.gtS feet, aud running from said post No
]; tirst cSnrrer North sok degrses ~sst AN
feet. 10 Post No. 2. Thence. second course-
Pvsi No. .. Thence. third courre-Souih soh
degrees fast GO fest. tn fo-t No. 4. Thence.
fourth coIrss : south 10 degrees b1 minutes rast
100 feet. 10 Post No.h. Thenrr. hfih cour,e--
North t0k degrees west 10 frtt. 10 Poet No. u
ihs point Of beginning containing 10 u no
acres. Bearings ,xpfesrsd fOln the true Intri
dlsn, magnetic variation ~ degrees - mibui~s
east. TIL. lAbor aud improvements consist of
. rhaft and tunnel, eare,-iing 800 In value.
Survey made 10 accord with record VI location.
This eiaim IL bounded on the south by the On
tArio cohpany's claim, and oh the other sides
by unknown claimants. This locatian vas duly
rrrordr,l In IiJok 81 Of Locations. Page 2ss
Story ouniy Records. kept NJ Tho 0fies VI the
County it,cotlrr of storey county.
Any and all perpons claiming adyerpely any
portion of psid Superior uold and silver Min.
Inc Ot mpany's claim are required 20 Ole thu if
sdyerse claim with the kegisier OF the United
Stairr Lind 0hier. at Carson city, New. during
the sirty-dA,s period OF publication hereof. OF
they viii 10 barred by ylrtus of the provisions
of the statute. =
my2l cot A. wAfrZ. Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. aI,.


TT y. LAND OFFICE, AT CARSON. Mr.
given that EMANUEL STERN HERMAN
SCnOSEMAN and ADAM LEfClITRR, by
their Attorney In TACT and co-osnrr. ApAM
IE1CliTkR twhOse Post, nee nddrrsr u at the
Ciiy OF Virginia, state OF nevada. have ms,ir
application for twelve hundred linear feet. RIM.
nina IN . noriheriy aud south-rly direction
Alons ID. lin- of the lole or lead situate In the
Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county. the
zane being quartz lode, and bearing gold aud
silver. and of wi ich they are the owDers, and
IN p'r.e-.ion Of the same, together with all It,
dip-, spurs and angles, with surface g'ound
two hnndred feet In width. embracing 4 10 10
acres. and described upon plat and field not's
on hlr IN my ofiieo snd po-ted on the claim ~
follows lIelinnlng at = post marked Number
one IT,. " y. Bury-y M. 80, tnair about go
feet norihwesieriy of the old toll gate on the
American Flat road thence running from said
poat No. !; flr-t toui-e--souih CO degrees
east aIl feet, to Post M. 2 OF the Geo.gia Com.
psly's n. Y. Safysy No. ~, north NJ degrees
east, distant 2ti fect the smoke stack of the
ltock Island holsting works and the fag.fsn on
Mount Davidson north Ia. degrees east the
hsg,iaf on The new Cale,iJnia hoisiing works
north tsh degrees esst: the mouth of the vir-
giniA and Trnekec Iisilroad tunnel souih ~ de
grre- : minutes EAST. Theme running from
said Post No. .. second course -south sA de-
gr,es sast i.aJ feet, Ia Pct M. 3. whsnre
ship 10 tort., Range ~ -asi. Mount Diablo
meridian. south 5Jk degrees east .O2G feet lie.
iant. Thence third conr~-- -Norh CO degrees
west ap feet, to Poet ko. 4. Thei,rr fourth
course Sorfh ~ degrees north i.s0 feet, to
Post M. I. the place of b~ginbina. cunt aiming
Z s.l0 acres. bearings expressed oa the true
meridian - magnet c variation. Ign degrees
east. Survey made 10 areonl with record
of location duly rrcoriri In Hook " H." Page
2si. " rry County Records. kept NJ the Office of
the County Recorder of riorry comfy. Nevada.
The rlalm Il boun' e'i by no known claim.
ants The neare-t surveyed mineral cisim 10
the Georgia ,oInpany's mining claim, u. n.
Survey No. ~. on the north.
The labor and improvements consist of
tunnel one hnn'ir,d feet Ia length, sic,-dipg
$40 IN value.
Any and all persons claiming sdver.rly any
por Ion of ,sli MIMI q grvurd. a. hrfrinbeforo
dr-cribe are inquired iu Gle their adverse
claim with tho Register uf the United siaies
Land once o. C.r-on City. IN the state ~ Ne
yAda. dnritg the shiy dsys pe'ioi ~ publi.a.
ton hereof. or ihey WILL be haired By virtue of
the provisions oi the statute,
jci6 6sd A. wAlTz, Iievlster.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

TH TiIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
= First Jndicial Disnict of the State OF Ne.
vsds. 10 and for the county Of Storey.
Q. r. WOOD. p1aintin. vs. q. W. WOOD. De.
fendant.
Aeticn broul It ir District Couri OF the
fist Jnaicial Lis,rict Of the stsis OF Nevada.
In and Tor the county of Hiorry. and toe com.
plaint hled iu said county. In The ONCE Of the
Nay. A. D. 1916.
The s,.is Of Nevsds send. greeting to a. W.
WOOD. Dsfendsni: You are hereby required TO
appear In On action brought against yon BY the
above.nsmed plaiutif. ip The District Court of
the Firzt JuIicial District of the STATE Of Ne
vada, In aud for the county of storey. and
answer the complaint nl.d therein within ten
dsys lsxclasive ot the day OF str,ieeI after the
said county. OF Il served out OF Haid county.
within twenty days, and IN all other eases forty
days. or Judgment by default wall he taken
sgslu.t yos, according To the prayer Of raid
complaint.
ment and decree of said Court dis-olylng the
bonds of matfimvny now existing betv,en you
and plalntiff: awarding 10 IlAintin the care.
custody and control Of the minor thildrri,
James w. wood aud Flora I. Wood, i,tne of tho
marriage between you and plainiin; for costs u
suit AID counsel fees and alan decree OF said
Court awarding 10 p aintin the soie own~nnip
and pla ntln. consisting of . homestead. and
aliuais invds town of Gold I'LL. county of sto-
rsy. and dr.erib~d - follows. 90 wit ot Num-
ber Twenty lsU). In Block Number Ons ~,
Range ID. ~ kuoSn and desislaie upon the of.
nciAl plat or map of The iown u 0old I'LL. to-
geihrr with dwelling III, uaiei th' rcon AMI The
hou eholl furniture, all of the value Of one
thousand dollars or thrfesbouis. For cause of
action, plaintiff alleges failure and neg Get on
our part 10 provide plsinpn and your children
with the common nscerssri.s of life. All OF
which will more fully sppear by reference TO
plaintiffs complaint her.in GU nlr. copy of
which you are herewith served.
And ysu are her by notified that u you fall
TO answer ths complaint. the said plnintin will
apply IN the Court for the relief therein de.
msndel.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis.
trict Court Of the firrt Judicial District Of the
State OF Nevada. In and for the county of sto-
rey. this S0tn day OF May. In the yesr of our
L6rd ole thousand eight hundred sbd seventy
sir.
by q. u. MISSIONS, Deputy C.erk.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
srocknoLprRs' MEETING.

NJORTH CALHOUN GOLD ASD SILVER
IN Miuing Compsnv. --io.ation of principal
place of business. uoh Ilill. Ne,ais. Location
Of W, ,tks, Esale and Carson N ning district,
Ormshy ouniY. Neypds. The sha. .-ho'dsr. %
the k,rth Calhoun uo'd aud n lves Mining
Company are b. .reby no ifrd that the sbnusi
NEE Ing af the siockholderu of the sald Com:
psny will he held st the once of the ompsny.
st Thomas tialiaeh-r's ofi--, 0.l Ilili. Nevada.
ON WEDNESDAY, the isik day OF July. is'G. Of
the hour of ! o'clork =. n. Tor the election oi
Tru-ic~- aud the iransariion ~ rneh other
business ~ may bc brought bsfIr- sald Ine't
! u. ". IUHhhN, Setfrtsfy.
tlold mn, Nevada, June " ls1d. ). l9t