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Foreclosure snie-John r. kinssford, rrieres--of
,ws iS.' each ; ssssio e q ia Az - ~
Foreclosure sale William !. Kelley. rsferes- .
H. " Of lat to chaiIos Wright paIulia, ior...
Total sales 'or the day 80
i2ath =, 10 q. Of - as, l6exse.Ii wiil-
liam II. Frey 10 Annie fettretch 49,. ..... -. 3.
Ia. u A. q. .. sa.Sit. g. OF 81 av i0xfr. same
isath st., n =, iGe.0 n q u 81 ay. issssa III same
i2ol0 y, a. ;. Iaae II. 9 Of ID ay. ieAs5ii; same
i2isn st. n. :, i4oart . d ID av.. 1890 lii same
i2i,h ST. n. 8. 1863 IT, o OF Sd av.. ioxso. ii same
iao,s t.. n :. i7aol, e Of sa av. iG1io ii same
iao,h st.. n. J.. 1889 H. E Of 50 as. ioxso ii same
nas,s S. s.. aoia IL e Of Sd .v. iosii; same
iaa,s It., n s. mob e Of I'd AZ, iesoii same
$50 t., .o7 lin. o Of 80 Az. slIsie,ssirresa-
lar; Eliza r Gregory aud husband To Charles W.
s7s in i, - q; ION ~
i2h =, :; $50 q 9 q Az A.: s.xioss; Thomas :.
ro,ssa ."a s's Y nr,p Of S S"sss' 81 % IAN
ward Annie Mccoy 70 Elizabeth j. Ritter.
os,srlns aud ws to Henry oNeill ,.........,... u
$50 81 1. 81 II n. o q 80 av., idx5ii Charles
koa Tx 10 is"ee,n Roas sS ,os.' Ann
% Ses york LIE s s E.a
III St a. :. 2v,"h W o. av 4, i7i0xiuil;
iatth ST.. . s.. 2tsB II. ". OF is av.. IsxIOO1I;
J.hn Is. Dey aud wiis to Elise }. II. Aexanuerson l.
Frankfort st.. u. corner Pearl, IL sAJ,ib Helen
W coob 10 New York and BrooAyn Bridge Com.
Duane ST.. e. 10 20: Anthony Xren. 10 Xn.ho.
ny Arent, Jr.. and others. .....................
"a Az Ss 30 r. q ts.s T. yoS.1, Nara
s7sh ~. .. i3o ~ .. OF Ia av., 2DxioS. Andrew
s9ih ST., !. 1894 II. OF 9TH AZ. io3 2xitUs;
Julia x. ~ weeks an Others 10 Laura Mmnley =. !
r s%, rsir ., 10 nrns.;
9TH as. > o. corner OF s.tn 81, =, 2xi".2; n Wins
9TH Az. $. 25.a Of s7th a. 25xio2 ., same 10
81, "s :. Is Il; !. 81 's7, i, asxioai VS. -
Kelley ,rsicreei New York Life Insurance Co, Ia
Esien st. r. Il sna o 3 o. Merrs r, ny 2''h .
18th st., : s.. 30 II. .. Of 9th ay. lsxlO33; q. A.
jackson reieree) to Mary v Mead...... .........
Addoms. Charles. TO Geruania Lite Insurance Com
pany. n. ". corner Broadway aud Chambers st. ;
Atkinson, Margaret A.. 10 Alexander A. Frost, ..
Brennan Michael and vile. 10 Julia iiun.. Of
Dufiv, sarah and husband 10 second Union building
Association, e.. :. Of ist av. u. Of 10Th st. install
FeItretc6. Annie and husband. 10 William ii. Frey
40 mortgages), n. T. Of l2dth It,, .. Of I'D NV: o
Higgins, Maria 60 Unitsa states Trust company.e
sof Lafayette place, corner 4th ~. yeais...,-.
0Neill Henry, to Henry Ocsterng. ". 81 9th av..
n OF 10Th st.: year. ..................... II
Same % same ". $, OF 9th av, n. OF 10Th st.;
Parssli. James, to Robert iiason. Oil broadway. in
Pickeas. William and wiie 10 john o. fayniar. h.
aa,h st., q Of ~ ay jnstalmsnts..;,;.., ; 4
Rkcr. lhsodore. 10 Georgia q. Armstrong. nelsn !.
s,erlinr. Catherine aud husband, 70 Natnanici :
Wheeler dated ISG IN, !, Of Ersssssh
s. of 18th st.. o. OF Madison NV; years........ Il
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April IL, 1877.
Cotton dull: mddng. loasc. low mdiins ioss good
ordinary sse Not receipts, II bales Sales. a77 bales
NEW ORLEANS. April 10. 1877
CCse% steady mSSd "a, e s Sy %adlss lo,e
bales Exports TO France. 453 bales. sales. 1900 bales
Cotton quiet: middlng, io,sc.; low mdlinr, ioc.
bales.
Cotton DUH, mIddIng iosc,; low middlinY iossc good
wiso rs bales Sales a75 bales. stock i5e7S Isos
cmAnLksroS. April IL. 1877
low %aanf ie g1.a ordiansy ios ohs Net
WILMINGTON. N. C., April IL. 1877
Spirits turpenine quiet and steady at 2ac kosn quiet
an . IS At 81 = ar fellow u s y 60 y, s
Tar auiet NJ 81 A.
Flour steady; sales 1,4oo bills - 75 ST. d Tor No
w sss%f ~ 20 70;
OF consequence In the market Corn Unchanged
els prime Canada at SIC 90 chore do At 0,c Com
%s sa ss:'s s"s w. 81 n"SSs s ton M
ton. Flour shipped 1900 bbls.
The qa. .esy only s II As "a o ls7
prices nominally unchanged Flour quiet steady and I'M
Norswes,srn spring At 81 SOL white Michigan
& ss ri It & leigh 81 S
Western ut dc Other grains nominaly unchanged In
sus s.'es corn do OUTS SO d. s "ss.
s xh." dI rs s &C. cor @ do Ss. sS Ss Do
barley, 1900 do; rye 5000 do.
TOLEDO. April IL, 1877.
Flour firm, Wheat strong; No. white Michigan. 81 ~;
81 81 amber do, spot, May aud June, al 10;
No red winter, spot, April and May, 81 ~ No. red
81 C rejected Wabash red, "a ~ bid; do yton ana
Michigan VI 80; No. amber Illinois, 81 II Corn firm;
high mixed. spot, 52c. May 5c asked: No 2 spot. 5ic
May 81 iac.: June J2c. asked 81 nc. bid No. white,
5lc. rejected Ole oats quiet. but firm; rejected 3c
Cloverseed, - 30 IS CO. RcciptgFlour 40 bbs wheat
5000 busheis corn IS 600 do shipmcnisWheat IL 900
bushels; corn, ~ 900 do; oats, 600 do.
CHICAGO, April IL 1871
Flour In good demand ut full prices Wheat active, firm
and higher: No Chicago spring 81 asa cash; ~ 44s,
May; 81 4Ua June; No. 40. ~ BY ~ 37a: rejected
81 IL 81 - Corn and higher; i6iac cash; 47c
37c. size, cash; 37lsc, May; SIZE 37gc, June
Pork unsettled but generally lower. closing steady;
u Si5 -, jun. Lard unsettled. but genernliy
higher: - 80. cash; ~ ~ ~ ~, Mays a., -
u az NV. June. hulk meats steady and unchanged
Whlskcy In lair demand. and hrm IL III o. Receipts
Flour. 5000 bills wheat 1900 bushels; fI7OO do
oats $1,000 do rye, $500 do; bar,ey, 1900 do snip
nents-flour 14ODo bbi wheat. 1900 do l5sUO
do; oats. 5000 DO barley. 500 do AZ the afternoon
call Of the Hoard Wheat unsettled; VI 45 May 81 +
june Corn unsettled. active aud shade ge. IIssc.
.ps,.c SIZE June PORK higher: SO 30 Nay: sis ~
June. Lard higher; ~ ~ 81 D2f Mays $40 0as. June
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRoviDKscK. April 49, 1877
Print cloths dull tbut prices hrmer, buy Offering &c.
and holders asking sc Tor best goods transactions light
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were:-
MINING SHARES

The following were the opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Goud " Curry 81;
Savage, az; Choar Potosi, 81; Ophr, 15 Hale &
Norcross. IN; Crown Point, u Yellow Jacket s.;
Belcher, o; Imperial, "a; Virginia Consolidated, 81
California, SO; overman, %; Raymond Ely, 4; Eu-
reka G. ", 8; Best Belcher, 20; Kentuck 8; Union
Consolidated, 81 Alpha, 10; Meadow Valley u Sierra
Nevada, 8; Mexican, y; Caledonia, az; Silver Hill,
*; Eureka Consolidated, 49, JUSTICE o. Julia Consol-
dated, ~. The closing prices of mining shares in San
rancjsco ware
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THE ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

The inquest hold yesterday on tho body OF Henry
MEG uinncss employed at the Grand Central oto re-
suited In verdict which declared that his skull was
fractured by accidentally failing through the baggage
elevator. April T. Tho hotel proprietors sod
to employ man TO tond this elevator.
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PROPOSALS.
DR0PosALs FOX STATE BONDS.
STATE or

TREASURY OFFICE, Hartford, April IL, 1877
Sened proposals viii be received the Treasurers ofico
In Hartford until I'll URsDAY the 26th day Of Apr 1877
at o'clock r. NJ for the purchase o tho whole
OF issue Of VI 0Oo OF the Bonds the State Of
necticut.
he bonds offered will be tor tho OF 81 900 ench pay.
able in twenty from the first day Of May A. d. 1877
ut M earlier period after the expiration OF years.
the Pleasure OF the General Assembly aud will bear
tho rate Of i've nnnum, with
attached payable the Grst IL May
yember OF each the Treasurers Office, the city
OF Hartford.
The bonds arc issued by authority Of act OF the General
Assembly approved March Is, A. d. 1871. the faith
credit Of tho State OF Connections tereby
Tor the or the interest the redemption Of
principal thereof
No proposals ut less than the vauo Of the bonds will
be considered aud the right decline oilers
to the State reserved by the Treasurer
Proposals for bonds should be Endorsed .Proposa and
address srd to This office
EDWIN A. BUCK. Treasurer.
DRUPosALs FOR INDIA, SUPPLIES GOODS AND
II Truf Tim
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, April 10 1877.
Sugar rising; muscovado, fair to good, sac ysc FIX.
charge rising; United states ~ days currency ~
al discounts short sight do, ~ discount; 80 days
gold, 31s Dremium shart sight do IA , premium.
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$lUn Ga rs, n.
5000 \ q IS. o. j &J
1000 = q d's. n. "A 4 q
7UD 5 q 6s. n. IA I. be
1000 Ohio 6's. 'SB.
1000 La ia con. -. BIC
1000 N j Cen lst. n. :.
5000 N ) Cen ist. con
100 Chi n A'wn con.
5000 Chi 4 N'wn con.
1000 Mi 4 81 P7 $40
5000 Mil X 50 T. LIST IN
1000 Mil x st II l 4 NJ
1000 NJ A st T. II 4 d
10000 Mil 4 st + I'd IN
5000 II d ~ 10 S's, G
10000 Erie LIST mort. -.
1900 Buf 4 Erie. n BIDS
5000 Galena 4 Chi LIST
1000 Ohio 4 Miss con
1000 do. be
1000 U Pac X X LIST IN
5000 u Pnc rs I'd IT.
1000 U Pac sink'g I'd
5000 North Mo lst....
300 Y, Y w 4 Chi LIST
1000 y, q al Cen LIST
5000 \ Y Cent LIST. &C
400 u + LIST. \ J br.c
5000 W U Tel. . 1900.
1900 N. q h st l. ist..
1000 Long Dock BIDS.
10 shs Am Elk Bank.
IL Continental Bank.
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Dry Goods. IIardwAre Notlons aud Medical supplies.
Also
nportation for such Of supplies may BE-
be delivered 1T the several Indian agences
Schedules showing IN detail the kinds and quantities OF
AL goods required NJ each and In transpota
tion time and place delivery conditions be
served by bidders ana terms Of men
gethcr with blank proposals. forms oil contract bond Re
viii be furnished on Application 20 this office On Washing
ton. ut ~ Leonard New York;: II. NJ Kingsley.
~ clinton place New York: TO WIN II Lyon 4sJ Broad
New York VIM Nicholson Superiut Ind,
Affairs, Lawrence Kansas: the Of subsist
encc, U. a.. 81, Louis. Chicago sioux City, Leaver
worth, ST Paul. Omaha and Cheyenne.
j. q. SMITH, Commissioner.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROviDKNCk April II. 1877.
Print cloths dull Ibut prices hrmcr buy Offering &C.
holders asking Tor best goods; transactions
flo Luxx uf tc
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The ee.Ing price. to-day eompars viii. ne.d.ys eo.n

-StainedGood ordinary, 3l6c. strict good ordinary
9l3l6c low midding lohc; mddiing iossc spo. sales
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$4,000 US Ga. 81, reg.
10000 Us IS. 'S1. cou. &c
10000 US $40, reg. 80. n
25UD US $40, cou, 81
5000 US SIS. reg. 81.
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DsrARrxnxr or rmE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WAsHfScToS March 30. 1871
Sealed proposals. indorsed proposals for Beef flouf
Clothing. Transpora alton Ac rs the case may be. aud
directed to the commissioner OF Indian Affairs No ~
Leouard st. New York viii be received until ~ NJ vi Tues
day. May \ 1877 for furnishing the following supplies
goods and transportation required lot the Indian
IN fiscal vcar eudiny une
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LONDON. April IL. 1871
United States bonds. 1878 lOs
Paris advces quote hive cent rentos 0I 2c Tor
the account.
PARIS. April -. 1877
Exchange ON London 2ar i4lsc for short sight
LbxpoS April lisp NJ
The rate Of discount for three months bills In the open
market ~ III per cent. which - below
tue bank Of England rate.
LONDON. April ls-4 =. NJ
silver IL quoted to-day at Sod per ounce.
India council bills we're allotted to-day at I'D per rupee
advance.
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Foreclosure sRie-John r. kinssford, rrfores-of
two loss. each 253si0l e. = Of ilth av., - H. n.
OF nJth st.. TO Charles y. iiot plaintiff for 81
M HkRSsRp SMITH.
Foreclosure ssie--Wam ). Kelley. referee-of
house, with lot 2JxtO1. n. OF kast i22d t.. I25
u. ". OF lat ay TO chafles Wright plaintiff for a.
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Europe.

LONDON. Sept. 27-Minister lay
ard telegraphs to Lord Derby that the
case of Ge-hoffs is a serious enc, and
the latter informs the mayer of Man
chester of his representations to the
Porte. and hopes they will not be inef-
fectusl Although he has no means of
judging how far Geshotf has been i'm
plicated in designs against the Porte.
A correspondent at Segalanze tele.
graphs that much discomfort and dis
enlargement exists to very great ex-
tent in the Russian army. Officers re-
gard success as hopeless while the head
quarters of the staff remains un-
changed. No improvement seems like.
ly. Half the army will be invalided
soon after bad weather sets in
LONDON, Sept GA Russian official
dispatch received ut Gorney Student,
says, on the 22d about ten thousand
Turkish infantry from Sofia supported
by artillery. forced their way through
our cavalry posted to intercept them,
and entered Plevena. Further details
are wanting. All is quiet around Rust
chuk and in the Balkans.
VIENNA. Sept. 27-In the Austrian
Reichorath to-day. Prince Adolf Auers
serg, president of the council, declared
the government maintained its policy
of perfect neutrality regarding the con-
tingency of Servia's participation in the
war. He said the government could
not declare its policy in anticipation Of
events
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polite for the State to afford legal pro-
lection or sanction any traffic or sys-
tenn that tends to increase crime. to
waste resources, to corrupt social habits.
and to destroy the health and lives of
the people. The declaration goes on to
state this point at considerable length
and concludes by resolving to vote for
no persons for public Office except those
who favor these principles.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Crest Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, W. I.
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Bio LoADs.-A daily boat leaves
Wallula now for Cello. The steamers
Welcome, Willamette Chief and Oneon.
Ia are running to the Cascades to bring
the grain to Portland. Each Of these
boats goes up one day and back the
next. Capt. George Aiusworth being in
charge Of the Welcome. while Captain
Wolf doubles up" on the Chief and
Oneonta.
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Friday, Sept'r %, 1877.
PRESIDENTIAL STUMPING.

The swinging round tue circle oy
the late President johnson. during his
term of office, cost him all the we'll
earned popularity of q lifetime. Yet
with that example before him, Presi-
dent Hayes does not stop in his career
Of junketing and speech making. The
people, when. they elect President.
are willing that he should act the par
tisan up to the hour Of election, after
which they expect him to sink the POI
itician in the magistrate. We all re
member the 'hasty plate Of soup cam
paign Of General Scott and the ridicule
with which the nation received his al
lusions to the rich Irish brogue.' The
upshot of that campaign was. that
Hcott-a first class captain. q warrior If
ever there was One-was beaten for the
Presidency by third-ratc New Hamp-
shire militia colonel. who had the sense
10 fear God and hold his tongue.
The administration of Grant WAS far
from being credit to the nation. 1t
was furnished by the whiskey frauds in
Missouri and the Navy Yard rascalities
in California, so thoroughly exposed al
ready that no further reference to thclp
is needed. 1t WAS blurred by the ride.
ulous appointment (for the bssest par
tisan purposes only Of third-rate
baekswoOd lawyer to the empty srmine
of such lofty jnrists and polished gen.
tlemen as Chase. Marshall and fancy
But badly as Grant allowed himself to
be used by party leaders, he still main
tanned that dignified silence which had
surrounded him from the first and
never degenerated into the windy
debater. His trips from the Ma
tional capital to Long Branch for
purposes Of relaxation, were never
,narred by flights of bad logic and
worse rhetoric for the sake Of pleasing
+. yelping pack Of joskins who might
cry Hey! fetch him ont"
The little trip along the Eastern sea-
board has earned TO friends, for either
the President or his Cabinet officers
who accompanied him. Postmaster
General Key has made no popularity
for himself in the North, while in the
South he has awakened the slumbering
ire Of ell his old companions under the
banner Of the Lost Cause" The great
mass Of the people cared not what his
sntecedents were, so that he made q
faithful custodian Of his high aud sa-
cred trust. The better men of both
sections were in favor of forgetting the
war or remembering 1t only as an ended
family quarrel; and any allusion to it
by ono who had fought against the flag
of eur land, only served to lay bare an
old wound.
We are glad that the Presidential ex-
cursion party is at an end and only hope
It may not be repeated. 1t has gained
no credit for any of the participants.
while it has made enemies for them In
quarters where they least expected
them. The people are more than ever
N favor OF non-partisan rulers and have
quietly shown their deceat disgust at
the resurrection Of my policy"
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Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because of the immense expense
in making them known to the people,
This is not the case with BOsCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, although but few
years introduced into this country. its
sale now reaches in every town aud viii
lsge in the L. S. its wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia. Asthma, and all
other diseases of the throat and lungs
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years, over 100000
bottles to the afflicted, free Of charge, by
Druggists. No such test of merit was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Gould you ask mores Go to
your Druggist and get bottle for IS
cents and try it. Sample bottle, 10
cent. Agents. Crane 4 Brigham
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE Sept. 21-The leader of
The gang who recently robbed the
Union Pacific trains was overtaken with
one of his comrades near Denver, and
showing fight they both We're killed.
Twenty thousand dollars in gold was
found on their persons. Detectives are
in pursuit Of the remainder of the
party and their capture is considered
certain
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THE CENTENNIAL SALOON still main
tains its reputation for keeping the best
Lager Beer in the city.
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The California rifle team. which car
ried of first honors in the interstate
match ct Creedmor. are ON their way
back to San Francisco. Every city on
the road gives them an ovation.
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THE recommendation of the construc-
ton Of the Pen d'orielle section Of the
Northern Pacific railroad by the direc-
tors OF that company. has its signifi
canoe. 1t portends the bringing to
Wslla Walls and Portland Of the Mon.
tsns trade, the bulk of which has hith
erto gone to Salt Lake and st. Louis.
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JOHN w. AMEs, late Of Massachusetts,
has been appointed Surveyor General of
California. in place Of Rollins, the de-
faulter. Is the new man appointed to
conciliste Ben Butler with the Prcsi.
dents Southern policy.
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NOBoBY has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oysters-at PIper's. of
course.
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THE Sacramento salmon canneries
have exhibited . greediness. by catching
salmon out Of season. that win subject
the perpetrators of the ofiense 10 severe
punishment,
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AFTER all. Miss Rose Eytings will
not g to Portland. Well, a. Farnhsm
would ssy. let her 20 home and eat APP
pies.
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NITROUS OXIDE Gas at Locke's
Dental Office.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Chilberg Bros.
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For SALE, in lots to suit, $4,000
grain sacks. S. BAXTER & Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-22

WE WILL KEEP ON HAND nYSr
w u constant supply OF the cele- 49,
brated Bavaria and boca Beer; also xsxzzszS
Vineyard, ] rop a Co.'S Sazerac de Forge, anc
other well known brands Of brandies, bour.
bon and Rye WHISTLES, some "a years old
and the finest liquors Of ali kinds at l2As
cents u drink.
pattern for hosting the beer. filed ir
glasses, cold from the cellar. at the tick oil
the bell.
Free lunch from IL to l o'clock daily; will
also keep sandwiches of ell kinds, Dutc.
llerrings, Caviar, Ham, etc. Cigars a spe.
cialty.
i3-tf LOUIS BRANDT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-22
Application for a Patent
TO THE
Mill Site.
No g-0
U. S. LAND Ovr1cy.

EuFehd. NeFdla. FEBRUARY II, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN u A
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com-
pany, whose postofice address is Eur.ka
Nevada, has this day flied its application Far
a patent tor ) acres as n mill site, situate. jvina
and being in Eureka Mining Districtcoanty Of
Eureka. and State of Nevada, and known and
designated By the field notes and official liar
on ilc in this office rs lot number ia.
The exterior b~ouudariee OF said lot No. ia
being as follows, to wit: Variation 1917 deg,
east.
Commencing at a post marked No. |, u. s.
Survey No III, the same being post No. OF
L. ). Survey No. ll3, Buckeye mill site:
whence the flagstaff Ia tho town OF Eureka
bears ~, % deg. - min. =, 1917 feet: thu
highest point of Ruby Hin No / bears s., SO
deg. ) min. W. 3,0l7 feet; the Low on shaft
bears s., II deg. u min. W, 2.8gg feet, and
post No. OF survey No. IS. Champion Lode,
bears ;. - des. 81 min. W., 2.b73 feet; thence.
running first course NJ, IL deg. 80 min. W.,
! ,u2l BIO I ct, to post marked No. III. s.
survey No. ia, thence. second course 1874
deg. e., go feet, to post marked No. 3, L. s.
survey No III; aud thence. third course s..
49, deg. W., 4si feet to post No |, the place Of
beginning. containing 5 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Champion mil site, said
ground "a hereinbefore described. are re-
CURED to file their adverse clnim with the Reg
lister OF the United states Land Office at Eure-
ka, in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue vi the provisions Of
the statute.
felS-60d d. d. IMMEL. Register.