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lowed up on the 9th the astonishing success
she achieved OH the Sth the whole fleet at
Newport News would have been destroyed
Or captured. Fort Monroe would have
been at her mercy, the James River would
have been closed to the Union, and our
whole Atlantic scaboavd would have been
III peril. The little Monitor had begun a
new era in naval warfare, the era Of tho
last fifteen years, and the ono which is to
DC succeeded by that of the movable torpe-
do, which, properly developed, will neutral
ize. .the great monitors that now form tho
main strength Of all modern navies.-
Lieutenant Jones at once recognized that
the lmpgcgnable turret was hcnccfUrth to
pc tho chief feature of naval construction,
anG did not hesitate to so express himself.
The building of the screw steamer
Princeton was one of tho milostoucs of pro-
gress the use of shell guns was second );
the Monitor was third and now comes
the movable torpedo, whose successful ap-
pl:cation will eventually make great navics
things of the past, and the world will glad
~ get rid Of such enormously extensive ma
rine establishments
On the side of the Conloderatcs, Lieut.
Catesby Jones in this historic battle bore
himsslf with distinguished yallantry and
the success of the Monitor was chiefly due
to the skill aud bravery Of her two engin-
GERS, Alban G. Sinners aud Isaac Newton,
who believed III their un,ried vessel, kuew
most about her, aud dared to take all risks
inside OF her plated turret.-N Y ,Sm
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A passenger on one Of the Midland Rail
road trains has given to the Middletown
IN. W Press a sensational account of a
recent thunder storm. The train was near
Walton, and the storm was terrible. There
was crash after crash Of thunder, with blind
ing lightning, accompanied by deluge of
rain and hail. At tone time the train seemed
to be cnyeloped in sheet of electrical fire.
A fearful crash proceeded, and instantly the
engine was in volume of electricity, balls
OF fire cncircling the driving wheels as
they rcyolved with lightning rapidity. En-
gineer Sanford bchcid the phenomenon with
wonder and awe, and, supposing that the
end Of all things was at hand, involuntari!y
shut off the steam. Nearly every person
on the train experienced severe shock
A large tree by the track was shattered.
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Ben Montgomery, a rarely successful and
capable colored man, formerly a slave OF
Jef Davis brother, has recently died in
Mississippi When slave he was largely
the manager Of his masters estate, which
he purchased after the war for $3.50 900 in
gold He also became the owner Of Presi-
dent Davis place as well as several other
plantations, and altogether this cx-slasc had
= remarkably IA. wing career.
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We ought never to believe evil of any
one till we arc certain of it. We ought not
to say anything that is rude and displcasing
even in Joke, and even then we ought not
70 carr he iJcn u. -.
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Tho secret of running boarding house
probably, is to lind out just what yout boar.
ders Aon't IKE, .al then fed en- lo,'; .. =.
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TO HELP A GALA LILY TO BLOOM
Be sure it has u good rich soil water with
very warm water, with a little ammonia or
bone dust added once in week or two
Every morning pour boiling water in the
saucer of the pot the lily is in, and give it
plenty of heat and sunshine. have two
pots Of lilies and have two flowers on one
and one flower and two buds on the other
-EU.
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y fair reputation is plant delicate in
its nature and by no means rapid in lis
growth. 1t will shoot up in night ike the
goard Of the prophet; but, Ike That gourI,
:. my ,c.is,. = The ui.,t
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And, as the article referred to says in
conclusion: "Last September our spinners
we're bare of stocks, having allowed them to
un down, as the growing crop promised
during the summer very full yci.-
Should any circumstance lead manufactur-
ers to stock up this year, of co Irsc to just
that extent their demand would be increas.
cd and the above surplus for export be d.
min ished.
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1877.

q mean trick and no gentleman would hnvc
hcrn guilty ot it,. Tho other replied: DO
you take II up Yarhrough answered "no;'
but walked TO the lire. burl,lcd on his revolver.
returned. and wts "ndcavorinEto pull the boys
arm INTO pac', when the Same man said You
IKE To- take this quarrel UNI Narbruugh re-
slWniod: No ~ ntloWuu would have done such
thng. The other struck him over the head
with his pistol kno king him backward and
parity down. lnrhrough drown his revolver, and
$. cond blow. nrci hut hit tn other stranger in
IN" ley hip. The first stranger then shot Var
hruneh through the body and WIS himself shot
ami instantly Killed. Iari rough lived but n
snort inc. uni ilosr who examined him after
,,Hth found paper, sewrd M in the Innings Of
rs coolies siEned II. Il. larbrough. Constable,
lf. 'ln"t No. l. brown county. Texas. His friend
ald NOT . turn to cnmp unfil after the difficulty
ne wound, u man was lik'lv tu recover AZ ln-t
u"N.c's. tnd the pr' -0nt Whereabouts II the wit
h----- u NE iIuu-L-LL-m Mrn unknown.
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New york Markets.

SATURDAY. Oct. ~ -FLoun AND MrN-Thc
clee in ,enl We quot 3g, g. AID y, Stern
suu'rNu. A. 100 H,; extra STATE SS'@s 10 Western
o-7 II winter wheat extras. s'iss ~ lo XX and
,nr Ins cNun. - s,@sG05 southern baker. and IAN
l., nr"9a. sgs,@S, ..lnsEp 'nlipg Ss'r9 c 70,
iced, sisf.n Burkwhont huur r. To- NJ A. 'nf - IL
cotmS-srots dull and unchanged. sales .-p bales.
ma.nr uplHnis, II : iee tmuro: were ,yaiahlc AM
'"m.wr lNNec Tor lec,in.r ~ ntc int January lie.
Sales uiure deliver, 1900 bales Receipts at the
rnt- ihi. Hay its'2 imic. .,,,,,
Future. variable win siI hd tor u,toher and December.
ERE sii 10 ior Januar, H.st -oh 10 the extent Of $50
quoi'i at -.tes',c cnt meat. quiet Land .ical, oi
ne -ie'. but depressed wur, ,alcs on The .rei a..
IT,. 80 - i'r lfmc ily and g. .st, 70 ier lrimc West
h,r a. s' A. 'ss lar november - 77s ior b,ccnncr
ite.. rnus and creamery, a,saic stat, tubs aud nrkius
."f2'c Western do ~, u s2'c Cheese ia attd de-
rrc.6 esr- 2isl 'S'' '0''' 49, "'''''" no. ''' &C.
ero, Wheat ~ moderate demand q about steady
~ .ltine - 80 -l'. . ter ~ io - 4. .ssi g. for
~ wint - ,nior amber do and - 3ass - ~ white
- vs. TO, 10 r,a Ninisr for oci"r ~ $50 ,or \" 2
a. ianl and quite trn >sics ,luul bush atais'c. Tor
mixed state. AMI pisiic Whit DO inciudinl graded
~ at al4~iHA, tor mixed and "'Ae-i7c tor white
ou ite spot ~'r" 'u.n at '7'e.v. tor Western mixed.
iucmlr steamer mixed at a.o.n aud for iuturo de
NV +, rs1ln,l ino alnr Sc 2iniNcd atGo.c Tor No.
,Gi"'l wts-hllc' r,c wa. quiet ani unchanged or.
ap1 m ,., ,'.s'. , g gn.ns ,t , At H.
wcf, l.a a,t "a, Isss Wsrstaibo arrived, nn ,"i
ing wa done. Java. 22a-tc Maracniho i7si''-c
cuienc, mo latter 0r ,hoi'c Nos,.e. Wa nrm and
gm.i cuba. '"r-t r,nmns quoted at 80 N,v u-, ans
iusaI 'se''c sales os2 hhd> At 80 81 moia.-c.
VA qaiet ana uneansed. standard a. e'sc hard.
St ,nai,s-sprit. .turreuhnc wa. more active ami
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fiNINCIiL AND cOnMERcTlI.

SATURDAY. Oct. - p. Spccuat ion nj
the stool. Exchanged developed agonorally weak
market during the morning transactions. the
only features If special interest having been u
rise in Michigan central from G7', to 90 D. and
Of Delaware. Laokawanna and Western from
40 20 Dos. Western Union. az the same timc
declined from So , To- So Lake Shore from 20 To-
- g. and the North Westerns ~ also St. Pluls
were weak and lower New York Central rail-
lied ~ Jos. but afterward reacted. ~. Louis
nni san francisco preferred further advanced
too o.. Nut Oh" DEALINGS ln the remainder of the
list wore unimuOrtuit. TIL. afternoon hu-i-
u"~~. however. % Elected % moro active -uocula-
ton. which was rully.nvi boy fresh purchases
of ONO for ID" account & the Twcniy-th third
street combination. and under the influence OF
which TIA" pri'e advanced from to 1UA.
with lut bal after the Exchange ad-
journod. Michigan Central took another
upward turn FROM Gss to 10 buyer 3.
and 7Oa for ~ share amounts Delaware.
In sawanua and Western WIS also stimulated
int further activity and closed M an advance
of ? r cant to BIZ. the nrmor tone thus im-
pnrtei io the market having caused a recovery
Of q r. cent. in Lake Shoreaui Western Onion.
and the general li-t CLOSED strong. with rally
in Northwo~'stn pg.ferrcl 20 81, and St Paul
IRON AZ. iN u VI iris and rs.1N from n.
q ~ .a hut G.. G.. {. and l. broke e. cont. to
80 Nu r'r1r NJ decrease In fh" earnings Di
tic r"Hd; Pitlf' Mail and Wabash having each
Tn sentiment was moro favorable 10 a further
Improvement IN prices n"N' wook. based 100 part
during a." pact i''w days.
I' .NNWil- ilNir represents the Oleuing.
prif. .ral stocks. during the ua~, w.ok. together
villa ia" number ui shares dealt IN:
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ON HIS BRIDAL TRIP
~ TpT>ODE ~ TuE CfRI'ER OF A
HINDSONE TOhGLR.


. I
''7 ' Nv" '""' ""''""' IT,
Co.'S" NAS Nudl'n disappearance from
,.s, CIRCLES rrccntly caused such commotion,
t'' ,t -.
VII I '''' III ~ '''@' IV"' ' 'l' uu"@"''I 'i
ayr nj Washington "Ii'inl. Tut that 'hc
r..l, n...,,,,,l 81, t,i. .,r,t,r,. .i,,,. H.,
a' w. .,,'., '.., ,''',. ~
INV lueion cir.la-. Nuavu oiliccr residing
t. 49,. ..,,... d Sc. , ,.,.,.
....'. ,,, t,i,., ,| .on'.crn,ng IN. 49,
.Nr.Lcr.
,. - . 49,. 81,
u" Wi"l' i'int comes :" m' now nh
WOW WIZ ''"'n 81 '', t'l N'.'
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'''l. ,lh, li ",tN 'n NNN d,
u FIX. ,.'., '' - ~
Yn 49, 'n- n.lEh 'n ll" -''" 'l N''l'r" NJ Il
~ ,N"' -. W., .n 'l
NE ,li'-i--i lN 4, .lllH. o.. Wuo Nh' W .ii'-
IN >h.l T'l' .ll 'r..l 'll ''4 ','', UT
u" Navy J! laiip"ui. VII rD. nN ME- .i''t4'TVt
lnHhn'r hi7 iihnk. open l'Hti way. "il ms
ntih'L N1, NJ, hr H,p HN,i ,' '.gN,
e''r 'ow wr"t' magnificent nad amt was
gu 80! '. ii 'il'h~i'n' "hl "- l.N" ~
T. lll u f' WIS ''i' oW "l' q "i,iNl '''
~, ',N' ny .'in- W n'N h'' SKY. ~
Nt7 W." AZ, ~ 4. '"ill". h' "in l,th
.'I..'' ..'l'l orr - "Ill " g
l. W. "'' ''N'lh ]. il.N. no." 'i- ~.
ou ,l Haii"r. ! ht h"y uiu lu-i ti-Ii.
~ Els '' say ne l'. STUART 'h"ui Nu'l.-
e. NuiN WIS to enter I1NWusi rvs r'gui-.-
'N- iI il'' ~ n. 'l- r'o.u l'.'N "'" 'n
m"u0iof lrlwns nton'y. on ti" NV, ia, ae-
c.utt one day Ill" 'li'f clerk wa- draw ng
n'H.N f. gus. '"s. wn'n in r"n' l.iy-
in--'., N'7 ,,rni ~ IHN
Is t' same one wA. is now $50
M'H hH,NN H' l'' Nli, me- WIS Nlfu ,u
run iH W l-hii sinh. Ir' chini rlnrN ull h"
'N'NlI -'N ''Nill lIltNl-. Nii tue iviW"r ~ 90
yh 'NhE oyer tp' l.H4 Tons; Al ~ on,
lN l.' 'i'rN @l.'. W Nv SCANNING whNi d'
u" NY NV. ,i.".s cod" ..1 iv''l.' ,'i.N
le'n drawn for any, Thr .nrk said: p" WHY,
IT, SH',h -l-i'l NV ven ivr s'1,uV'
: "YI snI Nk"rlns .' see ~
AZ I'VE n.n ~ a. moment AMI san
, .'. NNl iuhhN' luNt iiiN signature. ana
thl nay rl'tN writing. amt there's tine Come
u i'n Know oi any r-lusiion. II WIS
hh''p ~"--' ,l'' ny NNNdiht thni IN ms at.
!! Sl.LN nll-hl nave. lNl iih unexpected
u'h -,sn'd M vianN, ana sent u on > he
~. ne '"rk - h1it u oyer uniii Dee heard
H. T., H. 'i., .l W., Nl"l!ihe 'hih' t"hf-
IL ~, h. 10 WASHINGTON. saving tuat something
VII wrong
u tu II asked 10 50" ~" r"uuisitton. ana after
uU 20 rNl'rtN done anu faithfully worked out
~ ui us d,tll- a. almost To- d'iy detection.
! W''ks d't'ruNc~ were secretly on the nuAt,
b., ''l"r was not even suspected
Hg y wis I,Se,Ner"d H. ttHt oihnr IoIsri
n,''.-'i'.n ,,, nnu zone ur"usi the departm,nt
hh' NHi a.luuiN be'h puI, Nhi th' sour n Dee
'"t. II i'la"r lhnh ever IN couple 81 days
q -lttt'h came from a banking house III Ihia-
d Llla:
i'tt7plS ulAl. - a. SlWWW lhyaii" 70
I has 'bs Nn H. w. A A , Nnri9S Navy
NJ M Is singular course Tor draft t.
an, - II nii rienl ~.
,,s, ,s, na "p,e ,oinErarHel alien ask-
n- Ne' a. n', ri., 10y sn,. an lrr,Euiar rrn-
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Mtrtinos.

4 MEETING ot the Nnrih American Re- Keen,rs'
~ Association to cnutinu for threc days. will De- held
day. oct lu. at utlo0k g. VI
%, oricro,J u MILLS secretary
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Amussntuts.

Amustmtuts.
GRAND RrorENiNG
OF
GILNoREs GARDEN
GREAT FALL EVENT
GLORIOUS INAuGgRAuoN
or THE
MOST MAGNIFICENT snow
EVER EXHIBITED IN NEw YORK.
AND FIRST SEASON HERE OF
TIE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
sANGER's BRITISH urN,GTrfE.
a coNHlNArioN on ROYAL srLENDoR.
SURPRISING ~ MAGNlficENcE
ANYTHING EVER PREVIOUSLY SEEN
SoSBM iiESiSGG oct oct g,
Az OVERWHELMING ARRAY OF
SPECIAL AND SUPERB fEArt'RRsl
A WORLD or GlrlEEING WONDERS
ARENic srLENDoRs EMISENrLy NEW
TO NEW WORKERS
An Entire Colony or Famous Foreign Artists
SPECIAL DEBUT II THE METROPOLIS
or THE GIANTS or TUE PROFESSION
Nine. ELIZA nocgRILL
THE PHENOMENAL foug-uoHsE BAREBACK
AND HURDLE RIDER,
with over ioo Performers Eqrall, Renowned.
MONSTER NENAGERE,
DENs or PERFORMING TIGERS
LIONS. LEorAEps AND PAINTERS,
TrN roNnrRpts FLEruANrsi
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Amusrntrnts.

CtLMoHE's0 GARDEN.
MONDAY FyENlNG, oct T. ls77
GRAND ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT,
monzoyru f b&f " dyWNas,i ,F Kyp ruMp1lSs
rng frncrRrS% S Ts66'i lrSesr1.ton ctrns
". GnEGo I HON a %niE.llir lii,,c.''''o"'
''"''' wSIii.iIsN iGslG-ilh between
riGS>fE ~ TTahiiisa
FEN,'fN,'
Profs FrcdcricK.d e legce 'ni capt Nichoi.
wfiM'N EnN Wps
'"""'''w 4'EHgSE fn% i1FID'5'''' ana
rrNtp Va ! '""1ix
champion. will conlct ngam-i ai' corners for agod
wALEiSG NrcH..
' Nit, l't IL, rolor 'il.s 'o ii.','
/" o6 R'G Soorhcc. Scw Ydl, "rwGi e ain SsS
cid6; WV wv o S,S '" adap6, N H6Sa
FTNN n nl.a A,1i,' y rWw'E- 10 Hudson Host coei
me,ff,,r f9eg .lue I Berger. ia Electric Cub. Eiwip
,',nsh. is Sew YORK. "a, cqqnor IL y NJ 6. a, e
,ul q 4 Rlplopn, q Atlanta Mi ,iaH' 'i noys
ay1ss2P kS SyT r AMI fI''' @a aga Nw% Val!
KcSt g. r'' 8 g. > F"d n,ShoS S"s e. Henry g;
! Ho 81 4 ScS y Tsa ta S M% Gy% SS;
iork. } /. christie 3d. Sow Iork. + q. ,nimy q New
g. Now York ) Morrison ~ Sew WORK. ! stcfn ii,
Amaic,r ihlstc club, y Green. ~ tmwrc city Ath'
!" '' '"0 4coh@akHSS % Gs fH L fSe"' ''"O'
EMILE RreNiEF" e" f 1sns any IIrASDo JOAN
Ff E& 6 wv M(FA Urn ffv2S Fl PEEEP P
A fLNNhLL Cwe",9E9SH "g 3, =, Nm MILLER
Three Mite Haniican
rir.i ,r,,. ,l, " "i, i" a., lrni.nr. ,,,.,
Closed with the following entries, giving the mama,
e G.. floskc II a G hlue and white. scratch: T 4.
Nciwen New YORK. purple. drab aud white scratch. u.
W"oco, Sw Sork VIM 4 .cgc @@ + 3 I B"ta. T.
a. G white. 80 scrond-. p } Mt il 4 e. dtsb and
10 seconds - " And.r~on sew York. -, I'D
second. MI yonkcf, LycoGin. White. liz seconds;
". J. Rowland, Nonker- i,c,un - 40 seconds;
sea. T. Iiolaep ",dSFe "&isl,dSS' tiub - &c,
i i,5 .. second; v g Law sew York blue,
/ gcrscr Electric Clnt maroon ami white liti secomds
I marn E,,giiig cub Bly, ana VIM, ~ seconds D
iahrlr1n. New York -- lao seconds II W Pctton
Y1rk IA ,et'r'. y i. SEW VIZ yrierSng
pink 1o.c,o uds l.. Gurcy station T. Post OHcc blue
ord, stern. Amateur Aulotc club bluc i'a seconds;
~ /" hsencr, II :, blue and white. i7u seconds. Il.
onds. y 6 connor, " ~ blue and white IL, &c.
ons. 4 IeNgliiI, Elec,ric ten, lily, aadiiagk 10
onds q l9WN, New YORK, white. brown and blue. ir
J. y. Rupert New York blue AMI WHITE Ia seconds r.
II "oin.. New York. blue and white. i~n seconds T.
Evans, N,w York blue enl white l>u seconds. smith,
New 33" "Ts e"s su ara s WIS 49, G99rlS>ts
S1S,,, Tle' l73 ',S'pnd; Goodwin Sew York.
isO seconds j Morrison era, and white isj seconds
Professor M MILLER ans j65E d a.s' champion.
p..,r,.,l l.. 49,. ,,, d, i 'lll,,i w. ,t.. %
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STEINwAY MALL. ruEononE TnoMAs

- WEDNESDAY ENFNfNG OCT H. Ar :
THEODORE TflONA~S
FIRST GRAND rOIt LAR CONCERT
Whom fhc following di-u- st1 artists v ill appear.
M uEinlNAL SWEDISH LADY VOCAL QUARTER
NllpA MlnfHERs First soprano.
AMY AhIRt'. second soprano
MARIA PETERSON First Alto
iiliELMfNA SDnEkLt ND Second Altu
Their nrst appearancv ia America.
Tho Young Anne rfAu violin Nirtun.o.
MASTER LEOPOLD LftuTFNBERG
ths inst appearance his return from the Consqry
niory at Brus-els
THFOnONE THOMAS ORCHESTRA
Composed Of the leading artists of both tho New York
Philharmonic SucicfN and the Thomas
ADMISSION TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
NO EXTRA tllARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
ADMISSION 10 SECOND BALI ONN. FIFTY CENTS.
MORNING
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT 10 SECOND CONcrRT
sAEt kDAl AFTERNOON. OCI -p-ONLN MATINEE.
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SNTl RUAN MATINEE Aril..
Positively ust uirr Ui GlNnfLE Gu.ullA
4 MEXICAN I>sT,rrrr rxmInIrIoN.

ina,u'r rr'p,Tan tr,mm, naic production, Hei,e's
Boz nllI-. nNAil -LAIIN lInu l 4 N ON lnp NJ
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dllantto temalts.

\ -fIK>T-tLA>> ci0lkmakcr- wanted.
'.IunttDut hands can has, plenty Of work and "a
wH-N-
n CLAFl1N co
Mufkruuns ~ Leonard 4
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-04-04

NOTICE NO. 327.
U. 8. SURVEY NO. 1873.

~ 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
0 Nevada, Jan. "a. 1s77.-Notice IL hereby
given that William L. Robinson the owner Of
the Volcano Company's claim on the Volcano
lode, in the Devils Gate and Chinatown Min
ing District, Lyon County, Nevada, and whose
post Office address is at Silver City. Nevada,
has made application for $50 linear feet, run
ming in a northwesterly and southeasterly
direction along the line OF said lode and en-
bracing the same with all dips, spurs, angles
and variations, with surface ground SIX hum
dred or less feet in width. as determined by
diagonal end lines Of said location having 600
feet projection, and saving therefrom the
ground included in mineral survey No. 100 In
said mining district, and described upon plat
and field notes of survey thereof on file In my
Office and posted on the claim as follows, to-
wit:
Beginning at post No. /. whence bears the
corner post of the South End Company's
U. S. survey No. 100 south, s2A deg east, dis
tant 10 feet the Volcano incline south 25h
deg east, about $50 feet distant; thence run
ming from said p st No. first course south.
32I, deg east, 1919 feet to post No. 2; thence
second course south. rs y deg west, 600 feet
to pos: No 3, whence bears the Vote no in
cline north, Z y deg east an old shaft south.
GO y deg east, about 20 feet Distant ma stan
on sharp peak north, 39a deg west distant
So feet: thence running from said post No. .,
third course north, 80 y deg west 800 feet to
post No 4, said post being identical with the
southwest corner post Of the Goodman Com
pany's u. s. survey NO. SO, and whence bears
the southwest corner Of section :. ovnship
No. l6, north OF range No n east. NJ d M
south, SO deg west, distant ll46 feet; thence
running from said post No. 4, fourth course:
north 75n deg, east 364 feet to post No. D. said
post being identical with post No OF the
South End Company's U s. survey No. i2o;
thence fifth course, south deg. west 2Is feet
to post No. g. said post being identical with
post No G of the South End Company's U. ;.
survey No. 100; thence sixt course south,
s2a deg east, $50 feet 10 post Ne. /. the POINT
of beginning Conts ming 10 acres. Bear
ings expressed from the true meridian, yaria-
tion magnetic, 10 deg and 80 min east. Sur
vey made to conform 10 q 9 record OF loca-
tiOn according to testimony OF witnesses as TO
identity thereof. The labor and improve.
merits consisting If All incline and shait
house, exceedinp five hundred dollars ~
value. Any ard all persons 'lniming ad-
vefsely any portion of said mining groun
herelnbefure described are required TO ME
their ad verse claim with tn heRister of the
U. s Land flee ut Carson City, Nevada,
durin. the sixty days. period Of publi alton
hereof, or they iii be barred by virtue Of th'
divisions Of the statute
ON HARRIS. Register.
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but indorsing upon the face of the re-
ceipt a reference to this Act. The
Register viii also issue final GER
tificate of purchase in the ordinary
form of cash certificates, ia,lorsing
also upon the face of the certificate IA
reference to this Act. You will give
to these final receipts special series
of numbers, and will make separate
abstracts of same at the end of each
month, sending up the final certifi-
Gates, receipts AID proofs as in cases
of ordinary presumption entries.
In cases where declarations shall
be filed under this Act for unsurveyed
lands you will Immediately forv ard
copies of the declarations to the Sur
veyor-General.
You will acknowledge receipt of
this circular. Very respectfully,
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the third day
of January, 1871, so many shares Of each
parcel of such stock rs may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at Office OF
company, Room No. 1, Bank of California
Building, Taylor street, Virginia, Nevada, on
SATURDAY, the tenth d0th)da OF March, A.
d. 1877, at one O'Clock NJ. of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
+. G. LORD, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. / Bank of California
building, Taylor street. Virginia City, Ne
vada.