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10. New YORK. 1t is supposed to be the belief
that the eminence of thegentemen to be named
among whom are mentioned ex. Senator Fenton
and Gen. John A. Dix, will, while Conkling's
influence is suffering in the Senate from his Ill
timed utterances in private life, lead TO an i'm
mediate continuation. This would at once throw
the incalculable influence of the N. Y. Custom
House against Conkling when it becomes time
to elect Senator to succeed him.
SEMINOLE,
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That was singular verdict the Jury
gave in the case ofMrs. Gunderman, who was
killed by being struck on the nose with
spittoon during broil in her husbands lager
beer saloon, near Baltimore, last Saturday
night. The jury rendered verdict that the
death of Mrs. Gunderman was "caused bv
intemperance, superinduced by spittoon
thrown by joseph Smith"
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GudgeOn Fishing,

John NJ. Whitetord and Nelson Woodward, of
Hartford county, caught in Stemmers Run, on
Saturday last, twenty-five dozen gudgeons in
three hours. Where are the two who can beat
that? There were about hundred people fishing
in the neighborhood during the day, mostly Bal.
timorpans w
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Religious Notices.

April 2sth, Franklin NJ E. Church, 1917 A. NJ.
Darlington, 3 p. M,
April 2s.--Bel Air Methodist Protestant
Church, at d of IL o'clock; Emmorton, 2%
O'Clock; Abingdon, at ~ o'clock. Easter Ser
mon in Bel Air, byrequest Rev. DIR. Swentzell.
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Medical men often puzzle themselves over
the large sale that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys.
Its great popularity is due only to the excellent
qualities possessed by this household medicine.
% cents.
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-Polygamy is said to he on the decline in
Utah. 1t is attributable neither to mission
aries nor Bibles, but to the introduction
OF Paris fashions and extravaganza in
dress among the Mormon women. Asa con-
sequence, the average Mormon finds it as
much as he can do to dress one wife, and as
for furnishing the "pomps and vanties" to
half dozen, that is altogether cut of the
question.
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FIRST
Geo. w. McComas,
b. II. Hanson, Jr
r. L. Garrettson,
Thomas Moulsdale,
Allen Hoffman,
Henry G. Wilson,
Daniel Smith,
Edward Lynch,
DIR. r. r. Bouldin,
John w. Dieter,
sECoN
Jarrett Il. Baldwin,
John r. Walker,
Samuel Kirk,
Benjamin Coale,
Henry A. Raymond
Robert A. Mitchell,
James Keitlcy,
James A. Cooley,
Geo. A. Gilbert,
Geo. Crevenston,
j. Henry Greenway
Augustus F. Brown
w. w. r. Hall,
Charles Osborn,
John p. Dallam,
James Malcolm,
John Jay,
Jos. t. McConmor
James Holloway,
Ambrose Cooley,
| THIRD
Samuel Martin,
John LocIiary,
George Kirk,
Howard lowering,
Joseph o, Cole,
E. Pearson Amos,
Patrick Dunnigan,
Wakeman Morgan,
Henry Osthinc,
Thomas Beaumont
Frederick Bechtel,
Geo. G. Jeffrey,
John Clark,
John Robinson,
Garrett Amos,
Francis Kcarney,
Amos Gilbert,
b V. Preston,
Wilbur F. Wallis,
Jno. Billingslea,
FOUR1
Alfred Garrettson,
Cornelius Murphy,
Geo. w. Morse,
Samuel Street,,
Geo. r. Rigdon,
John Shaw,
A. j. Wiley,
Wash. Barton,
Corbin Taylor,
Peter f. Clarey,
VIM. Ayres,
Lewis King, ST.,
Jas. M. Scarf,
John b. Curry,
Joseph Hayghc,
John Patterson,
VIM. +. Whitetord
Ransom Carroll,
Alexander Gordon,
Isaac III. Cairnes,
FIFTl
VIM. III. Flaharty,
George w. Famous
Charles Grew,
Sam'l w. Hopkins
Frank ]. Hopkins,
James ii. Kerr,
VIM. i. Bailey,
Hugh II. Heaps,
Henry s. Gorrell,
Jos. E. Worthingto
Henry Macatee,
John Keys,
Thomas g. Jones,
Daniel p. Thomas,
Thos. III. G. Reed,
Jacob Enfield,
VIM. b. Hopkins,
James w. Price,
Frank Rigdon,
DR.. Silas Scarboro,
SIXTH
Robert Seneca,
VIM. j. O'Neil,
Joseph ii. Carver,
VIM. o. Field,
John N. Spencer,
Clement Weber,
Frank Il Glenn,
Lewis X. Hcrbst,
Amos Spencer,
Willing G. Griest,
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Mrs. Mary A. Sauers, young woman
% years old, wife of Edward Sauers, living
on Fell's Point, Baltimore, committed suicide
by taking arsenic, on Tuesday night. She
had not been living with her husband for
some time.
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Baltimore and Delta Railroad.

The parties and sections more immediate.
ly interested think there is now a fair pros
pect that the Baltimore and Delta road. the
long -projected railroad running through,
Hartford and Baltimore counties to tile CITY
Of Baltimore, will shortly be built. Except
in very few cases the right of way for tho
whole distance hes been obtained. A part
of the road has already been graded and stool,
subscriptions have been made to such extent
rs leads to the expectation that all the money
necessary to build the road will be forthcom-
ing as the work progresses. If these hopes
are realized the ultimate effect will probably
be to give Baltimore another through line to
Philadelphia by connecting the road now I'M
der notice with the Baltimore Central on the
cast side of the Susquehanna river. But
viewing the Baltimore and Delta road simply
as a local and Independent road lis value to
the landowners of two fine counties as open.
ing up to them n new avenue to the CONNER
cial metropolis of the State cannot fail to be
very great. 1t will run through section of
country containing large bodies of fertile
farm lands whose products are now brought
to market over long distances by wagons,
whilst at different points along the line OF
route are ineXhaustible beds of limestone. of
iron ore, of chrome and of satc-the latter
being of such superior quality as to be even
now in large demand Notwithstanding the
difficulties and increased cost of transporting
it over country roads to rail or water But
the merit of the promoters of the Baltimore
and Delta road is that they have put their
own shoulders to the wheel, have taken up
subscriptions to the stock among those who
are to be benefited by the road, and after
many delays and the exercise of good deal
of individual energy, have succeeded in &C.
curing the right of way and the pledge of a
sufficient sum ofmoney to connect the graded
with the ungraded parts of the road, thus &C.
curing, it is thought, a fair basis upon which
the remainder of the money necessary to
complete it may be obtained. There have
been many delays in this matter, but there
appears, at length, a reasonable hope that the
people of Baltimore and Hartford counties
will obtain that means of rapid transit they
have so long wanted, and which, more than
anything else, will tend to develop their
quarries and add largely to the value of their
ands- Baltimore iSltn.
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PERsoNAL.--Four prominent citizens of
Baltimore visited Norfork yesterday. They
were John b. Norris, Esq, agent of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad John G. Medinger, Esq, men,
Der of the Board of Directors ofthe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads Edward Farnandis, ESQ,
a capitalist and VIM. Taylor, ESQ, an ex-
tensive oyster packer. They came down on
the Bay Line steamer, Carolina, Saturday
morning, and returned on her Saturday
night.
W. A. Eldridge, Esq, the popular agent of
the Bay Line in Norfolk, took charge Of them
and after doing the town they visited the
Water Works and other points of interest,"
Norfolk Landmarks
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DISTRICT.
Thomas B. Swarlz,
Thomas Ady,
James Cage,
A. A. Carroll,
VIM. A. Johns,
Geo. VIM. Hanway,
Edward Hall,
Thos. IIollingsworth
James Murray,
Benz. Sawyer.
D DISTRICT.
Calvin Michael,
Robert j. Walker,
Carvil Gilbert,
John p. Mitchell,
|, Frank Cord,
VIM. B. Michael, ofD
Thomas Morgan,
Robert Dick,
Patrick Callahan,
John Akers,
=, VIM. o. Hughes,
!, Thos. w. Mathcr,
Henry S. Hyde,
Lawson Ewing,
John Barnes,
b, III. Keen,
Robert II. Smith,
8, Henry Harlan, of r.
Jacob Walker,
John A. Silver.
DISTRICT.
John Ashton,
VIM. j, Keen,
Samuel Smith,
Israel Wheeler,
Edward T. Monks,
VIM. Webster,
Silas Norris,
Martin Russell,
Thomas LiveZey,
VIM. NJ. Edelin,, Jr.
VIM. II, Waters,
James II. Ruff,
d. p. Hollingswortll
A. B. Hollingsworth,
Jas. II. johnson,
Geo. e. N. Ewing,
David Gray,
VIM. Scarf,
II, L. Duyall,
Geo. j. Finney.
II DISTRICT.
Sylvester Phelps,
Jacob Bradenbaugh,
Jas, f. Gilbert,
VIM. Calder,
Joshua II. Hope,
John II. Engle,
Alfred S, Upton,
Jacob Bronkhart,
Richard Mcdonald,
Thomas II. Miller,
Gabriel Smithson,
Shadrack STREET.,
Joshua Glenn,
VIM. Kelly, ST.,
Joshua Green,
John r, Rutledge,
Jas. NJ. Scarf,
Benz. f, Ayres,
Isaac Fife,
Geo. Wiley of Math.
I DISTRICT.
Samuel T. Love,
, j. VIM, Galbreath,
Robert McFadden,
John V. Whiteford,
Chas. A. l.. Mccain,
JEFF. McCausland, Jr,
Thomas e. Smith,
Robert Love,
William Dick,
II, Robert L. Prigg,
N. Newtin Smith,
Geo. l.. Scott,
David L. Price,
Isaac Scarborough,
Hezckiah Huff,
John Heating,
Eli kinsey,
A. II. Scarboro,
w. II. II. Whitcford,
NJ. N. Whiteford.
DISTRICT.
Albert Lefller,
Robert Green,
r.. r.. Vandiver,
Geo. V. Mitchell,
Andrew Kehoe,
e. N. Woodhouse,
! eler Galloway, ST.,
Jas, b. Cochran,
John p. Adams,
Jesse Hillcs, Jr.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name of the author, atten
tion will be paid to them. The real name of the
thor will not be published unless desired but
not consent to insert communications unless we know
the writer.
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Five Cents Reward.

FlV6 C6nCS EG6WaTu.
d AN Away from the subscribers on the
LIZ 21st of April, 1878, Charles T Kelly and
James Sheridan, the former an indentured
apprentice to John w. Smith and the latter
indentured to Thackeray Smith.
All persons are hereby warned not to har-
Dor or trust said apprentices ON our account.
Five Cents Reward will be paid for the return
of either.
JOHN w. SMITH,
ap26-3t THACKERAY SMITH.
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EGIS & INTELLIGENCE.
FREDERICK W. BAKER Editor.
B Il Al R, M d.
FRIDAY, APRIL 06. 1873,
FRIDAY, APRIL 90, 1873.

8s-The "Egis" has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men OF
Hartford than any other paper in the county. No
clock Hospital" other obscene LOTTERY" adver
tisements will appear in columns at any price,
large number of subscribers for their paper in
advance and consequently just the class advertisers
desire to reach.
The attent on ofrespecable and legitimate advert-
sers is direct ed to the above facts.
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Plants For Sale.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
i subscribers have obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Let
tiers Testamentary ON the personal estate
of
ELIZA G. HOLLAND,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
24h day Of april, 1879,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this Oath
day of April, 1873.
FANNY E. BOARMAN,
FRANK BOARMAN,
ap2G Executors.
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FILL FROM SCAFFoLDING.-On Monday
young man, about 10 years of age, was en-
gagged in carrying bricks to build chimney
on the premises of George Lytle, near Shaws-
vile, and the scaffolding gave way beneath
him, precipitating him TO the ground, from n
distance of about 1S feet. He was picked
up unconscious, but revived, and is now in
fair way to recover. No bones were bro
ken, but the young man was severely bruised
and cut by the fall. He is attended by DIR.
Payne.
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~ A rose by any other name would smell as
sweet, but nothing sweeter nor more delightful
can be found than the new Fragrancia Cigar, sold
for Five Cents at the new Bel Air Drug Store
E. Wyatt Baker. JAMES
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We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion--seven words
to count line. No advertisement insert.
ed as above unless prepaid.
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DEATH OF A PHYsICIAN.-Dr J. II. Devoe,
promising young physician, son of Mr. T.
B. Devoe died at Jarrettsvile, on Tuesday
morning, at = o'clock. DR.. Devoe was "a
years old and unmarried. He graduated at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Balti-
more, in March, 1877. Immediately after
graduating, he commenced the practice of his
profession on Light street, Baltimore, where
he was very successful. He came home in
January last to visit his friends and was ia
ken sick with consumption. He has been
great sufferer for the past ten weeks, until
death relieved him at the hour named. The
funeral took place at Rock Spring p E.
Church, on Thursday morning.
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S"Found at Last.-A good Cigar for Five
Cents. Fragrancia, the new Cigar at the new
Bel Air Drug Store. E. Wyatt Baker. JAMES
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
Edward Day and wife were placed on the
out pension list, in the Sd district, with an
allowance of $50 per annum.
Shadrach STREET. and Lewis King were APP
pointed Constables for the 4th district, and
John ]. Alexander for the 3D. district
ty taxes for 1878, in the several districts were
opened and the collectors appointed.
The Board adjourned TO meet on the Goth
inst
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Bins FOR COLLECTING TAXEs-On Tues
day the County Commissioners received and
opened bids for collecting taxes for 1878, as
follows:
First District.-E. F. Johns, per cent.
iSec0nd Strict-Ambrose Cooley, per
cent. J. A. Wilson, 4 per cent; VIM. Car
sins, 3 per cent.
Thru DiStrfct-James M. Anderson, 4 per
cent.
Fourth Dist,fct-A. j. Wiley, 1924 per
cent; James s. Calder, 2 per cent; David H..
st Clair, 2 per cent.
rim DiStrict-M Nelson Whiteford, 5
per cent
The collection of taxes was awarded to L. F..
Johns, 1st district at 5 per cent, William
Carsns, I'd district, at 3 per cent; James NJ.
Anderson, Sd district, at per cent; James
S. Calder, 4th district, at per cent; and M.
Nelson Whiteford, 9th district, at per cent.
The JURY LIsr.-The following is the list
from which Judge Walters drew the names
of the jurors for the May term of Court, as
pubghpl last week
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10y For Sale.-One Sow and ten Pigs. The
pigs are half. Berkshire. Also one Berkshire
Sow and seven Pigs. Price for either of the,
above, if taken at once, $50. Several thorough
bred Berkshire Pigs and Shoats, suitable for
breeders, at reasonable prices. James ID. Wat.
tiers, Thomas Run.
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DIR. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, n Y, will
give an opening reception to the Press, at
his grand lnvalds and Tourists Hotel, at
that place, on Monday evening, April GOTH
DIR. Pierce does this in recognition of the
valuable services rendered him by the Press
of this country in establishing and promoting
his business. On the following evening he
will give an opening reception to the citizens
of Buffalo.
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,ay-lmportant to House Keepers.-lf YOU
want Pure Fresh Spices, or Flavoring Extracts
20 to the new Bel Air Drug Store, Main street,
Il. Wyatt Baker inn4
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t3y"For Sale.-A one horse Farm Wagon,
with shafts and tongue. John Markley, Wool
scy's Old Shops, Fountain Green. ap19-2t
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c5Sy" For S0e.-One yoke Well Matched good
sized young Oxen. Also five hundred seasoned
White Oak Fence Posts. j. II. Quinby, near the
Hickory. apl9-2t
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.sfy- For Sale.-A pair of wcll.broken Goats.
Price $3.50 for the pair. Enquire at The 1EgiS
office. apps
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From Delta to Union Depot. ..............44
AS stated last week, the right of way has
been obtained, with three exceptions, from
Delta to the Little Gunpowder, and from the
latter point to Towsontown five persons re-
fused TO sign release.
Col. cambridge has lately been engaged in
surveying a route on the west side of the
ridge, between Cromwell's Bridge and Tow
sontown, all the land owners on that route
having voluntarily offered to give the right
of way for the railroad
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"a" New Cart Bed forSale. T. A. Bay, Coop
town. ap5.4t
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THE RAILRoAD.-The distances between
Delta and Baltimore, by the route surveyed
by Col. cambridge, for the proposed narrow
gauge railroad, are as follows:
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sz6y~ Congrcss, Frederichshall and Sulphur
Waters, fresh and natural, constantly on hand
at the new Bel Air Drug Store. +. Wyatt
Baker. ian4
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10y No imitators of our Low Prices, either in
Ready made Clothing, or made to order. Call
and see. Chas. N Oehm 81 Son, $50 w. Pratt st.,
near Hanover, Baltimore. apl2
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1000 Chestnut Rails for sale. &. G. Min
nick, Hickory Md ap19-2t
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lay" Wanted.-A frst-class White Man and
Family. House, Garden, &c, furnished None
need apply without good recommendations
Thos Hays, Churchvile, Nd. ap26-4t
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sag@ Wanted.-A situation as Gardener by Il
man who thoroughly understands his business
in all the branches. Fruit trees, vegetables,
flowers, &c. Also full knowledge of Milking
and the Dairy business, and willing to make
himself generally useful and obliging. Has no
| incumbrance but himself Address by letter to
the office Of this paper, to t., Gardener. Every
satisfaction given. ap5
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Three Fresh Cows for sale. J. s. Rich.
ardson, Bel Air
~ $50, 900 to loan, in sums to suit, on good
farms in Hartford county. Thos Hill, Fayette
and ST. Paul Streets, Baltimore, Md. ap26 At
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For Salc.-Seven good Stock Cattle, three
years old. Nine months credit will be giveu.-
Henry Ady, near Forest Hill. apl9-6t
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s=4g@ Go to j, &. Rouse's, if you want good,
cheap, and neat fitting Suit of Clothes. Large
new stock just opened this week, at astonishing
ly. low prices. apl2
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s95-Danicl Quinlan, at Perryman's. Cattle
and Hay Scales, now ready for weighing AT
his store, he retails Goods at wholesale prices
He has again marked down his goods. mh15-St
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,4y- Two Secondhand Sulkies For Sale Low.
Both nearly new-omc a Double Seated Sulky.
Prime Oak Shingles for sale low. Also Prime
Oak Wood, which will be delivered promptly,
for lowest market price. Thomas A. Hays,
Churchville, Nd. APPS
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.=zg"Our Mems Blue Flannel Suits, IS, 81, S14
Our Little Boys Suit, 81 to Stare beautiful an
unprecedentedly cheap. Chas. N. Oehm & Sond
$50 w. Pratt ST., near Hanover, Baltimore.
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s5S5"Wanted Immediately, for several weeks,
Seamstress in family near Bel Air Must I'M
derstund cutting aud usc of Wheeler IL Wilson
sewing machine. Apply at The AgiS Office
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s.a3"F For Rent-Framc Dwelling House, on
Main street, Bel Air. second door from Clay
mans Hotel, recently occupied by James ID.
Holland. Apply TO John Clayman, Bel Air, Md.
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-Noyes' Harness Dressing and Colgate's
Black Harness Soap, will keep your harness al
ways fresh looking and preserve them. Easily
applied. For sale by VIM. II. Bauer, Harness
Maker, Bel Air apes ct
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.:6y"For Sale.-Concord and Clinton Grape
Vines, Cedar and Chestnut Posts and Seed Oats
NJ. +. Puc, near Bel Air. mills
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ness. Cards, Ferrotypes or Gems taken almost
any weather Do not delay. Only one week
more here, unless business justifes. My friends
all know my atllict9n. Please bring or send me
patronage, and oblige, j. Dawson, Photograph
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-16
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

THO THE EUREKA GIANT MINE.-No. I48.
u. $. Land Office, Eureka, New, July 0,
1S7s.-Notice liz hereby given that W. W. Mccoy,
whose postofice address Is Eureka, Nevada, has
this day filed his application for . patent for one
thousand 1.000l linear feet Of the Eureka
Giant Mine or vein bearing silver with surface
ground, two hundred l200j feet in width. sit
uate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dis
triet, county of Eureka, and State OF Nevada,
and known and designated by the field notes
and official plat on file in this Office, as Lot
Number one hundred and f~orty-six t146). The
as follows. to wit Variation 16h deg. east.
Commencing ut . post marked No. 1, u. s.
Survey lag. whence the flagstaff In the town Of
Eureka bears N. 3 deg. 8 min. E., 1910 feet.
Ruby Hill No. 1 bears N. IA deg. 81 min. W.,
S,406 feet. Post No. 2 of u. s.. Survey No. ss,
Stella Lode bears s. 10 deg. 81 min. E., 294 feet,
| and the Eureka Giant shaft bears N. AZ deg. Is
min. W.. AL feet. Thence running LIST course
s. COL deg. W., 200 feet TO post marked No. 2.
U. s. Survey No. lag; thence I'd course N. 20ss
deg. w., l 900 feet to post marked No. .. U. s.
Survey, No. LAG; thence ID course N. Ca deg.
E.. 200 feet to post marked No. 4, u. s. Survey
No. 1f6. and thence ith course $. 20 4 deg. E..
| 1000 feet to post No. 1, the place of beginning,
containing 4 59-i00 acres. This claim IL bound
ed ON the southeast by the Stella aud Fannie
b mines. The location of this mine IL duly
recorded in the Recorders Office of Eureka
Mining District, ON page 104. in book A, Of
the Mining Records Of said District. Any
and all persons claiming adversely any portion
of said Eureka Giant mine or said ground as here
inbefore described, are required 10 file theii
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land Office at Eureka. in the State Of
Nevada, during the sixty days period OF publ
cation hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions Of the statute.
jyI0-GOd ID. b. ndMEL. Register.