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National Republican., 1878-04-15
New York General Market.

,,.,, Nkw YORR. April 10, Is7s
Cotton quiet. Uplsnds. 10 &C: Orleans, IOI,c Sales
loo bales Consolidated net receipts 30 Exports
To Great Britain $50; TO the Continent, 22,I
Flour dull. No. y soI 10 superhne Western and
stale 4 lWgt IS: common to good extra Western and
10 choice white wheat Western extra Il pOt6 50: fancy
do, y bSaI IS; common TO good extra Ohio Is OSa
oIoi cpmnion TO choice extra st. Louis Is 1901 rs;
patent III ihhesoa. extra good to prime, " 7St7 81;
choiceto double extra, 81 SGGs iO-clOsng dull South
choice do, S sA07 rs. ~ "
Wheat fair. with business mainly In parcels to mr..
rive; si 1901 ~ for New York No spring u q, "a
"a for New York No. spring, u S1Li II for No /
spring, bi'sgl rs for No. winter red 81 sra 81,
for No do u z or extra white, u ~ for No. Min
April u 2lA(gl ~. for do. May.
Corn fairly Hctive 5t6I5jc for uprrnded westsrn
mixed, 49@O'.c for New York No o. 5id5Ii,c for
Steamer mixed blic for low mix 3D. 5asS3 &C for No
osH52 for steamer yellow, sic for steamer white
l2iC c for No. white sic for steamer April 5' for
DO May hSc Tor No. April, S2'.9S3c for do. May So.
os!s shade stronger and moderately active At 81 c
Ior NO 9whIte sac for No. -. for No. Chicago
Sa@AA ivr mike Western, 3J GIJ7 &C for white do
Ha ~. for mixed State, 81. CaSSc for white do.
Lard easier, closing Arm prime steam, q 25.
Petroleum dull. Crude. 8h.c; refined, liz.
Gomez more active and steady.
sugar STEADY, with more dOlng
Rice quiet.
Holssses quiet.
Spirits OF liTpentine quiet at sic
Hosin unchanged.
hreishts TO Liverpool quiet and steady Cotton Der
sail ia-efd psr steam, Nd Grain, sd.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
yalke no other.

"Eesr, FOR I will, speak of .xceiiens
things,
PONDS EXTRACT The great Vegetable
thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt
curative virtues cannot be eIcsllcd.
cHPmEN: 3a,: Nc rsmiiy can afford to he without
C;ontasions, ;o Cuts, sprnins, ire relieved
EISoris,ions, E 'Ssu Chsfnss. "sH rSi Ola S scnss,
8olls, Feions, Corns, etc. Arrests in
hammation, reduces svellings, stops bleeding
removes discolorntion and heals rapidly.
LADIES fnd 1t their beat friend IL assunee,
the pains to which they are peculia Fly
Ii. head, naasss vertigo. &c. n' Y fTSU promS,ii x
smsiiorates and permanently beals at
HEMOH q HOLDS or PILEsand in this the
only immediate relief aud ultimate cure
long resist its regular nso.
vAnIC0sE yEiNs. 1t is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. It hos no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any cau,c. For this Il is spo-
cine. 1t has sayed hundreds Of lives when all
ether remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose. stomach, lungs, and cisruhors.
TOoTHACHE, Earnohe, Neuralgia md
hhcumntism are all alike relieved, anil
often permanr ally cured.
pHYsECIANsof Of ali schools who are ac1unin'ed will
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel recon-
oommendation from hundreds OF Physicians.
many Of whom orler IL for use in their owa
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order its use for Sweliingz Of all kinds
Quinsy, SorS Thi oat, In famed Ton
sils, simple and chronic Diarrhoa, Cn-
tarrh for which It Is . spsciBcl, Chill
blnins, Frosted Feet, stinEs oi
Insects, pusquitoes, etc, Che ppsd
llands, Face, and indeed oil manrsr Of
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness. n on ghness
aud sninrtingB heals Cuts, Eruption,
Lni Pimples. 1t vrrtres, iHriyorufss ang
rtfreth,f, whi!e wonderfully improving thu
Complexion.
TO FAnMERs-Pond's Extract. No Stool
DredeT, Lo Livery Man afford to be with
out it. 1t Is used by all the leading Liver,
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemef
in New York City, Il hils no equal for spr-ins,
Harness or Saddle CIatings, Stiffness.
Scratches sw,llinss, Cots, Lacerations, Bleed.
ings, Pneumonia, Cole, Diarrhna, Chills.
Colds, &c. Its rarvc of action "a wide, and the
relief /. affords / prompt that 1t 10 invalua-
HE in every Farm-y ard Us we'll rs in every
Farmhouse lat It DO tried once, and you
will nev'r be vlhontit.
CAUTIONI Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine uIt.clo has the uortls Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how 10 prIGEe It. properly Refuse all
other pppara.!oas OF Witch Hazel. i his Is
ths only article used by Physicians, and in the
hospitals of this country aEd Europe.
yysT0nV and Csos Of loads Extract
III panplct form, SAM nt.i application TO
sCED'S EXTRACT COMPANY, IS Nader
National Republican., 1878-04-15
'OT INC JOrNeT.
Poetry OF the Future-Eurska
BY OLEASDER.
A maiden, looking line a. silk.
With dark.blue eyes and auburn hair,


Amsden, looking line a. silk.
With dark. blue eyes and auburn hair,
Who eau cook and spin and milk
And make the clothes for two 10 weari
Ye Gods Is 1t possiGlcr Has J. J. q. In.
decd found this rdrd aris In Washington in
this year Of our Lord 1878, so full of every
thing else but girls of SO lovely and practical
u character? Why, God bless you, J. J. G.,
howH whenr wheref A lady who don't
care = pin for fashions, silks, and jewels !"
We'll may you cry Eureka" And still she
is charming" you say, has soulful, "lustrous
eyes and maiden grace" Is Is indeed so
Aud can all these widely different and
supposed incongruous qualities be COM
bned and centred in one and
the same person, Yea, verify, we must b.
leve and accept this most happy consumma-
ton. Undoubtedly the joy bells will ring,
and curiosi.t,s will be on the qui pirs to know
her nsme-to find aud see this prodigy. Why
notr Surely our much-loyed artists, Mn
Fa.sett aud Mrs. Morrell will be pleased to
have her sit for picture and thereby make
their fortune. They will paint her on canvaS
and Winnie Ream will 'sculp" her In more
enduring marble. Then will all admire
and praiso-perchanee, propose.
Ayauntl ys beauties Of Psphos and Teos
Co 10. ys nymphs Of the fair GTec!an lslesI
Anacreon noer IN poetical fancy
Invested his girls with such Columbian snilsA
Brave free, happy, and hopeful maiden Red
roses will limo your pathway and swestsa shs
VOW 50 naipsly taken.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Cradle Song of the roor.


Hush cannot bear 10 see thee
stretch thy tiny hands In vain;
Dear, have no bread to give thee.
Nothing, child, to ease thy pain,
When God sent thee first TO bless me
Proud and thankful too was 4;
Now, my darling. |, thy mother,
Almost long 10 see thee die.
Sleep, my darling, thou art wearyt
pOd Is good, but life is drcary.
have watched thy beauty fading
Ana thy strength sink, day by dayt
soon, know, will want and fever
Ta ke thy little life away.
Famine makes thy fnthcT reckless;
Hono has len both him and mo;
We could suffer all. my baby,
Had we but crust for thee.
Better thou should perish carly.
/ Sthtye 20 soon my darling one,
Than IN hopeless sin aud sorrow
Nninly live as have done.
Better that Thy angel spirit
Win my joy, my peace. were flown,
Than thy heart grow cold and careless,
Reckless, hopeless, like my own.
am wasted, dear, with hunger,
And my brain is sore opprest
have scarcely strength to press thee,
wan and feeble. TO my breast.
Patience baby, God will help us;
Death will come TO thee and me.
lie Will take us TO the Heaven
Where no pain or want can be.
Sleep. my darling, thou art wearyi
God is good, but life is dreary.
Such the plaint thnt late and early,
Did we listen We might hear
Close beside us-but the thunder
ora city dulls our ear
Every heart, rs GNd's bright angel
Can bid one such sorrow cease.
God hnT glory when his children
Bring His poor ones joy and peace.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Chlt-ChAt,
~ undeutRnd how u silk dress may Be sat-fn.

You understand how u silk dress may b satin,
Although the ex preston at hTst seems psoulLAs
But when II Is kicked up behind you. in Latin,
May properly say thai q lady /, muller.
Mrs. Lucy Joy White, one Of .he editors u
the Boston Post, Is in town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackfan have sailed for En-
rope. Miss Emily Blackfan will spend tho
summer at Trenton n. J.
The aged mothor OF Senator E. =. and Judge
L. r. Hosr, Of Massachusetts,, died week ago.
Shs was granddaughter Of Roger sherman.
When Lady Rosebcry entered her husbands
house IN scotland. the other day, the house
keeper met her AZ tho door and, in accordance
with An ancient Scotch custom, broke an oat-
meal cake over the brides head.
The Shakespeare lub convened on Saturday
evening ut the residence OF w. C. Murdoch,
esq, No, lO2l Vermont avenue. Act |. Of the
Merchant OF Venice" was under -eon.idorA-
tiun, and AL enjoyable hour WAS spent.
To restore the color of u faded carpet, hay-
Ing swept It clean, put two or three table
spOOnsiul of ammonia III a bucket OF clear
warm water SatuTatG a clean cloth in this
wiring it out until almost dry, and 80 oy or your
carpet lightly with IL. There Is liquid soap
known as "porofns, which is used iUr laundry
and household purposes, aud IL said 10 be uu-
surpassed Ior cleaning carpets and restoring
faded colon without removing it from the
floor
National Republican., 1878-04-15
BaItimors General Market.


BALTIMORE. April II. 1878.
Cotton quiet and steady. Middiing noninaly iOI,c
Flour dull and easier except for low grades How.
y SEs65O. '
Wheai-Southern shade easier l. Western a shade
lower, closing hrm. Southern red u 1901 "a; do am
Der, " 3jGtl % Pennsylvania red, u Itdl 70: No
winter red Western. spot and April sl 29,i; May
Corn.southern shade hrmer; Western about steady
southern white, 5ld52c; do yellow SOQp5ic; Western
Tiaod; spot aud April. So}s@5ic; May, Satss2.c
Oats quiet and heavy. Southern ss6l30c; Western
98+c N-
BYE dull and nominal. with no receipts.
nay in good demand aud firm. Prime Maryland
Provisions dull and heavy. Butter-ChoIce firm
fl6b25c. ' p'''
Pc roleum dull and nominal Refined III,c.
lie.
sugar quiet and easy at sI6ta'ic.
whisky quiet and steady at 81 O61hI O9y.
e0,JS bu ' ' ~
Shlpmens-Wheai. 81 800 bu; corn. IO4 4OOObu
Frsghis to Liverpool fairly active. Cotton, per
steam vSd; flour = ID; grain, sd
National Republican., 1878-04-15
FoRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Discussion on the Post Office Ap.
preparation Bill.

Monument for the Grave Of Thomas JEFF
ferson-A Tariff Statement Called For
beginning Of Night sessIons-Three Nights
this Week AssiRned-Mr. singIeton's Print
Ing Blli Introduced aud referred.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
WOMAN'S CORNER.
rDrrEp BY FANNIE m wAnp,

Ladies are invited 10 contribute Society Items asd
shonsketches appropriate to this depar pienss
n,s aaafsss such communications 10 THE REPUBIsoAn,
National Republican., 1878-04-15
PROPOSALS.. 4

E'RGPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR TIG-IRON. SAND, &c.
NAVY PAr.orru.E,
wAsHISsT ", u. G., April n. Is7s
Scaled GrpPo'H IN dmgiGSHT ca 10 chi GG nApr.eS n fr" %
nis oiilca Ii Z m Il" $Sh day OF NpriI iss for
The below described articles 10 hc delivered at the
Governmen, aud snbisct to the usual n!TsrIon:
BUREAU OF EQUIrAIESr AND RECRUITING
% %cI, .alSmS rcns s!s,,Sn E@$pss M%aIns ES sand
10, croc,,,.. G. N,r arr%Sl "a
Tons White. Ash Egg Coal.
For castings or GnrNs Chan.Studs, &c,
The contractor to pay the co' Of Inspection of the
The right Is reserved to reject any or all Of the o,rs
SponSihe security reiuir-d the hds for ths prompt
aud RiIhlul delivery OF the ARTICLES.
Blank form" for bids to e' hS9 Il T. ~; wf,M. HIicf
aprISsSw?w Pay Inspector United states Navy.
pRoPosALS FOR CARPET AND OILCLOTH
NAVY rAY-OrpIcp
WAsHIsyros. D. G., April "a, lS7s.
s.l"G prSPS.ss 5 ID Sb TO % + sd%r,G re
Ibis offce uItn !; N. the 9Th day Of april s7S for
Washington NAvy.Ynrd. flrr Of any expense 10 the
Government, and subject Ia ths usual inspection.
BUREAU OF EQuIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
2Cs Yards Carpet.
lS Square Yards OlrlOth.
For the United Ststea steamer TalIapoosn
Diagrams and Instructions with blank forms for bids
At his office IGg rgh! is rCretycdo reject any oralI
OF tie offers NOS deemed AhNanngeOus 10 the tiONern
nenl. kcspOnsih" ssruriIy required the bids for
the prompt and faithful delivery nf the articles
W, W, WILLIAMS,
aprlasswsw ray.In-pector United States Navy.
NAVY PAN.OFFICE.
~ WAEHISuT,S N, ID. C., Aprl 4, ls-s
scale proposals In dnpliCal-. To he ndurScd Pro.
pOsAls Gur rual" Will . received at this Ohice until 70
NJ, the lblN DAY nF APRIL, ls7s, tor the he,
described coal, to be delivered nj the NRvy.NArd,
WaShin,ton. nee Of any expense to the Government,
and subject to the usual Inspection and rules gOvsTn.
ing the delivery OF coal in the said NAVY Yard
Three huHCr-l aud thirty ions eco lbs per toni
B.lumiu"us Cumberland Coal, Oest quality to he de
IVsrrd mme euiately.
The right u reserved To reject any or all Of the
offers not deenIts advantageous In III" GOyeTumrnt.
Responsible seCurhy required The bids for the
prompt aud faithful delivery OF thee the CunuraC.
lur 10 pay the cost u nSI ecion Iflauk forms for
bids to be had Al this office,
W. W WILLIAMS
Ap6A Pay Inspector United States Navy
National Republican., 1878-04-15
DIR El"TORY.
Tho Principal business Houses of wash.
ington.

The fol'ouin1 is published for the benCft Of Trdr-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and The public JeHer-
aHy-H includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prors Of interest 10 all pho intead
tdnSacting busincs. in Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
GROr rENIES, FURNIfURK CLOTHING,
or any other lIerChAntahle article tnkeu IN exchange
Tor House ANA dvCOrallNo painting.
Address u. H. e., lO!l street northwest
AIib.2Ns
National Republican., 1878-04-15
CAR RIA<.ES.

ssNOW ~ THE TIME TO SELL" LADIES
~ Gents and lLldTen's Cast on W earlREAp
pAra, Boots, shoes, &c, a extraordinary hiEh cash
prices al 'JUsTH'S Old stand" No. Uly u street
northwest All nodes nv mail Will bo promptly At
tended to- epl%- "
National Republican., 1878-04-15
FOR SALE.

lOHAErONS FOR SALE.-AT THE STABLES
on T. street. E- wePn Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest, three new PhnnttrrN, double
seated, with Ial ling top nnl pol" complete; two one
seated -al niAr NJ b. ~ seasoned timber. Inquire OF
J. C.tCOK, At the Stables, or W. II. SLATER, No
li!5 PeniIsy ylvnnIa avenue apSlm
National Republican., 1878-04-15

II H. WARNER,
Ds Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH BACK BUILDING. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET EAST, Be
TWEEN ID AND Il SOUTH
BY virtue OF = deed Of trust. dated September a.
1876 and recorded IN Liber si folio 3g7 OF the land
of the District OF Columbia and the request
OF the party secured, will sell ut public auction In
front Of the premises. on MONDAY. the 18th day or
APRIL, A. ID. ISIS, at I'm o'clock M part OF lot
{D In square seven hundred and nincly.hree (79i,
In tho city OF Washington in said District, beginning
tor the 10 feet from the southeast OF said
square. fronting on Fourth street east thence north
~ feet thence west IS feet thence south - feet thence
west rs feet TO beginning together with the improve
ments as above stated.
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd cash; balance In six and
twelve months. with per cent interest until paid
cured by deed Of trust on the property, or n cash. a
option OF purchaSer. One hundIed aud my dollars
deposit at time OF sale. Terms to he ftv met within
Ave days or the trustee may RESELL on Ave days nd-
ysrsement In the Evening Star at risk of purchaser
- ANDREW y. DpVALL. Trustee.
]. II. COLDWELL, Salesman. apLWFM&ds
National Republican., 1878-04-15
SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESESTdTIV

SATURDAY, April 13, 1879.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. April u. 1s7a
stoney easy ats
Exchnnge-Long, Is8ls short, $50.
Gold weak vt 1OOa.
Rates for carrying, ,2dL
Government bonds firm at tho following quota
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

LAGER BEER-There was manufactureo in the Territory of Arizona during the year proceeding May 1st, 1877, 25,321 gallons of iarer beer. Prescott produced 5000 gal Ions against i 200 manufactured at Tucson. This wear up to May 1st, we have no figures, mt conclude fl must he much in excess of that manufactured last year. It will take IS some time yet to manufacture as mucn IS one sIngle house in New York Clty, tnal if Geo. Ehret. who turned out during .ne year ending May lst, 1877, from their ois- tilIery 13S, ,449 barrels, or 4.35l, ,l451s gal ions. which surpasses any other house ID tne United States, but not as much as certain celebreted house near Vienna in Austria.
 RETURN OF THE PARTY THAT WENT IN pr-RsrrT OF THE STAGE RoBBERs.-J- w. Evans and M-. Murphy returned last evening from au extensive and very laborious trip 10 tbe beadyaters of the Gila. whsre they foi- lowed what was supposed to be the tracks or the party that robbed the stage below WICK ;nburg.
 On leaving here last week they went to the Tiptop: thence to Phenix, and from there 70 Camp Mcdowell, where they procured an escort of two soldiers and continued on m the direction of Globe city until they iost the trail they were following, and after much intellectual search to find it again they made wide circle, far up the Gila and In all directions, but without success and nnaiiy gave up the chase and returned. It IS no' positively known that they were on the righ' track at any time. but the fact that the par ty they were following had stolen some horses near Pheuix and were evidently hurrying out of the country led to the be lief that they were the stage robbers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

The bullion brought in by Golan, Wood, and Symes. from the Agua Fria shelter, yesterday. was assayed to-day, by F. We Blake. and went .990 fine.
 Dan OLeary, who is employed by the assignee of the Miller estate to gather up cattle, came in today from the vicinity oi Granite mountain where he succeed Tn nnd- ing some twenty head.
 PRESCOTT AND WAsIIISGTos, ID. C--Di, rect communication between Prescott ana Washington City by telegraph was had this morning for the first time in the history or the world, but it lasted but short ume, when the double line between Phenix ana Maricopa Wells, swaying in the wind, got the wires crossed and bursted the arrange ment all out The consequence IS no press report to-day.
 RICH ORE.-Specimen of ore from the T;oer Mine. brought in by MT. Ferris, the mail carrier, are perfectly marvellous ior their beauty and richness. Native siiver is visible through the whole the ore and at least one half of the rock is the pure metal ltseii !. There are few mines in Arizona or Tn Iac' on the Pacific Coast, that snrpass the Tiger as to quality and quantity, and as develop ments are being made, the property IS pro- ducing better results.
 We rather expected to see fight between Henry Asher and Joe Young-"Seven.up up Joe--this forenoon, the difficulty being about land. but all blew over without even so much as a black eye. The proposition ol Toe to give his antagonist five dollars to go with him beyond the jurisdiction of the Village Marshal, looked like business for while. but when it anne to the pinch ne wanted to retain the cash until the fight wal over and then pay, which didn't suit ths party of the second part, so the hght Wal not abonded."
 Coon TELEGRAPH NEws-1welve hun dred redwood telegraph poles have beer shipped from San Francisco to Yuma, ane Genl. Wilcox will furnish transportation t' deliver them along the lines in Arizona Such repairs are about to be made as VII insure better telegraph in this Departmen than has been had hitherto.
 II Everybody knew before it was tried tha cottonwood poles would not do, but nov they are doubly sure of 1t, and hall tn advent of redwood poles with delight as brings with it an assurance of permanenc. as well as good service
 Hon. c. c. Bean, ex-President of tn Peck Mining Company, and the man wh' deserves much praise for making the min what it is, returned from trip to Sal Francisco yesterday morning, after an ab sence of seven weeks. The main objec
 Mir. Bean had in going to San Francisc was for the purpose of meeting the origina
 locators as we'll as the present owners of tn
 Peek ground, and either negotiating pur chase of their interest, or of selling hi own. Failing to make satisfactory sale purchase, he left his business in the hand
 w. H. Raymond, a personal friend, an
 returned home perfectly satisfied as to wha the future result will be. The public al
 ready surmise it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
rIProP MINE AND MILL.

M. W. Kales and Mir. T. Luther, two gen. tlemen who have had great experience in the
 various mining camps throughout Cali fornia, Nevada and Arizona, left here f W days since for Tiptop with view ofexamin- ing tho mining properties in that section,
 and after accomplishing that object returned
 home, arriving yesterday afternoon. The Compsnyls mill at Gillett, under the super vision of George E. Webber, is working satisfactorily and is we'll supplied with all the necessary articles for that purpose, viz,
 wood, ore and salt, consequently will not have to shut down again for want of material. The works at the nptop Mine is progressing steadily and the yield of ore rather ca the increase, owing 10 the gradua! widening of the vein. Mir Kales is satisfied that the published reports have not been overdrawn, but on the contrary, underesti- mated. The ore chamber north of the maln incline, has developed into one of great magnitude and of very considerable value The Foy is continuing to produce high grade ore and in quantities beyond the expectations of the Company. Shafts are being run down, good substantial timbers following as support to the walls, and the property is locked upon as one of the most valuable ia Humtug district, which can boast of from three to four hundred leads that are held by owners ss worth thousands.
 There is no reason why the stock of the Tiptop should not advance rather than wane, and if those who own stock in this healthy property will hold firm for short time. there is but little doubt but what their former expectations will be fully reduced that is. in seeing their investments prove a financial success. Nearly seven thousand dollars came in by last stage and as much more was left at the mill, the stare being overloaded with passengers and unable to bring it. 1t will come by next stage, and several thousand moro in addition.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
Notice to CO.OWners.

To. B. F. Hook tand all those claiming interests under einl owners with the undersigned in that certain mninl location mming claims on the Blandino Lode, thu said location consisting of thousand linear feet ana located by said B. F. Hook and c. W. Lewis, D. R. Pc land and the undersigned. the 5th day of Nov. 1870 in the Pine Grove Mining District, in the County o Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned ha, caused to be done upon the said mining claims loca tons the amount of labor md expenditures required by the laws of the United States that such expsndures made in the years 1874 1875, 1876, and 1S7 and the expended upon the interest held by said Hook in said mining location claims, amounts to hundred and sixty dollars.
 And you hereby notiied to pay said of money being your respective share of the costs of said expen dture within ninety days from the service of this ce the undersigned, Prescott in the aforesaid County of Yayapa and in default of making such pay men within sad tme he will claim, under the said laws of the United States forfeiture of the interest held by said Hook in said mining location claims.
 JOSEPH FRANK. PRESCOTT, A. T., Feb. 5. 1873