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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
g3EEsG~ NEIgrS.

Genera! G:aat accompanied by hliu!steEs
Wci:i, art! N;ccs, vi! ar;!Vedln Da5itn oo The
81 otia&u2rg.
4 l!,aw liz: occurred ia London, bus 10 Scat
land The c,!d cNnioues, and the railroad tracks
hayo 70 &c cleared hg tigsiog.
l,hc Gis!r.ss ia The English manufacturing
districts is Increasing. i ho cotton operators ct
O,dh2ul ara continually returning to work.
4 great s;.iizs among the lIoglish coal miners
is impending, which, It persisted 10, will de.
Dyiyc rcarI7 ore LUcaTcd thousand men end
boys OF enp0ymcnE
\ dispatch from Rome says: A special con-
vcrion, with tie object CT organizing Cath.
oic hierarchy ii Bosnia and Herzegovina, will
shcr:ly be sigCid by The Vatican and Austria.
It is stated tia: Twelve now cardinals will soon
be appointed, three ii whom will be foreigners.
2ho Emperor and Empress Of Austria, with
the Grown n,inca. ale speuding tho Christmas
holidays a. the palace OF Gcedoelloe in Hun
gary. aud come excitement prevails there and
at Peslh by runners Of attempts upon the lie
eli the Empervr. TIE force of gendarmea
around tbs paac3 has bocn sreng thencd, aud
the yrcseucc Q; supal!or officer OF tho police
Shows thGS aprrcacusions are entertained.
LATER.
LONDON, Dee. 2S.--Ths Tines ills morning
eay>: 1.-The reported arrival OF Yakoob Khan
at Jo.la!ahad caInot yet be regarded az CON-
pic;u submission OF the htshans Us nation to
| the Enc!isA terais. yet it msy be excepted as @
SGD eli the w'i:!nCucsa CT q large AID powerful
5. G. ion to treat Wit; he British.
! LONDON. De. 2S.--Thc Daily News thi:
u:oraiog says: 'Ios.ead OF Christmas turning
tho lido oi eYcuta or reViving the oolton trade
sc Blackburn the markets have gradually
G5iHd!ad, arG this week thero has been les:
smploymcr: shaa over. Six laliis Gro st staad
sill through bankruptcy, and others arc do
ii3ittl7 c,n-tj ivr three weeks. Those best
vc!saIi in COTTON Trade cay .he prospects OF iul
r:ovsG5cnE aIo lar from Immediate. The Old
iarl aor5ii trade strike, however, appears to be
apprlachug tie end, rs lhCra arc large num-
! Hcis # operatives returning to work at tho re-
auc:on q Vases. 1t is calculated that half 9
I:IiiHn {! a.:iri!2s bavo bcen restaTtcd dutine
The pas. t,gc weeks st tiie reduoed rates
! LONDON, Dto. 2S-A dispatch from Geneva
| to the Jl1as says: THE Geneva Chamber Of
! Gammtr1; ::as issued circulars 10 al! tue Other
| Chambers OF Commerce q the Confederation
| irvlirg :hair CO operation in the proposed
u2p1:i:io1 10 tlp pcw federal customs tariff
| SAD rcu:!os Gil: how greatly the adoption OF &
sya;2m 81 protective duties Will ijurc the trade
! % S7T:;2 .-iaad And iuredo its prosperity
PARIS. DAG. ::S,-'rvlto Intelligence re-
! eo;gsd IL his li:y franz the froatl:r Of Gaia
!uoiA, Saai:, t.; DAY, asa>ltA that band Of tOuI
| uacrea aralet' mon E:s appeared at LsboIa, ia
| IN. rr3y:3cy q E.;cei>c:a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

The January number of The Southern Histor.
ieal Papers has been received from its publish.
ere, in Richmond. Among its contents are
Jackson's Valley Campaign OF 1882. by VIM.
Allan; General Taliaferros Report of the Bat
lie Of Avery sboro, and the Battle of Shiloh.
Littells Living Age for December % has been
received from its publishers in Boston. Among
its contents are: Petrarch; Blanca A Red
Cross Ride through Snow and Death Clerical
Self Coneeit, and Rajput Chief OF the Old
School.
We have received from the n. /. Music Pub.
fishing House. No. 1876 Fourth avenue, N. r.
the following now music: my Grandaother's
Watch" I'm see that your Grave is KEEP:
Green" and '0nly Word, Love"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
EgOHliciGeS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.--Oa Tuesday last.
near Grows Landing, in Stauilsu5 county, j Ohm
Reynolds, 4 blacksmith, about fifty years Old,
and Of slightly uusound miaa, shot youog man
named Charles Bookou!, killing him. Reyno!ds
was 10 turn shot whil, attempting to escape by
VIM. Gennand, probably MORALLY wounded.
There is 90 known cause for Reynolds action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

A passenger arrived at San Frapci:co from
Panama reports that IS he WAS leaving Mazlt.
Ian news was received of severe battle be-
tween the olerica! chief, Lorna, and tho Mexicsn
troops urder General Escudero, the military
commander at GuadaIajara. Lerma had cap.
tured the town of Topic and held possession for
several days. Upon the advance Of Escudero,
Lsrms marched out to meet him, and was TO-
tally dictated. Eighty of the prisoners taken
were hanged aud tho balance, pleading that
they had been forced into the rebel ranks, zero
released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
Professionalism,

NEW YORK. Dec 29.-Yho Walkiog r!alcd
between O'L,ary nnd Cam psna was c9ntinusl
this morning. and III! fo;sa to night. lip 70
l o'clock this nlorniug @ !:ary fsl looted NY
3G4 miles, while Campa1a had reached 3246.
Both men are pretty vel! uscd up, CAmpana
much more 80 than O'L,ary the later tskto.
fr'queDt iesiS. |! Is barely possible thai
O'Lesry by night tall will he able 10 msks more
than 400 miles. while it is ;iough; that Can
Dana vii! roi exceed $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

AS stated in yesterdays Gaz,tte the seam
ship Emily B. Souder, from New York fol-
Turks Island and Santo Domingo, fouadared
at sea on the 10Th Instant. Two of the crew
were picked uo by passios vessel ADD landed
at Kingston, Jamaica. All the rest Of the
crew, With the officers and cine passengers, are
supposed to haya persisted. Among the pas
ssugers were three ladies. The off GERS and crew
comprised twenty niuo persons, SO that there
were with the piae passengers thirty eight
souls on board the i'll fated steamer. If the two
seamen picked up were the only ones saved. the
loss Of life has been thirty six.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
Savings Esank Closed .

ALBANY. n. 7, Dec. 2S.-J. ". Walsh
Of the attorney generals olioe, yesterday at
ier0oon closed the Ha7eTstrapd Savings Bark
by serving Az itjuocton upon It's ot6ser5, re.
tuEnatIe before Judge Barnard. Of Poughkeep
SIC, On Jaruary Pad. Ucder the operation OF
the law of 1878 for the i.st time the iupcrin-
tendent OF the bank department placed clerk
Of that department in charge Of the bank im
nlciiisteT upon serving the papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
HseaIl, ofCoIoatI Wilkins.

BALTIMORE, Dec ga private telegram ia
ceved here ssys: Col. Edward Wilkins, la!
Collector Of Customs at this port dieu thi
morning, at his residence, lloar Chestertown
Kent c9unty, in this State, aged 60 years Col
Wilkins was widely known rs an agricultural
and WAS tho largest peach grower in The country
dc WAS leading and il 1uential repu blicsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Congressman Acklen publishes card 10
which he states that if the New Orleans COM
nittee hold that the decision of the Washipg-
ton committee, which passed upon the social
uestion and declared Mr.. Acklen inno.eut
Orleans committee shalt ais, examine the soci i
phase of the question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Tho following is list of the letters remaining
in the Postotice in this city December 49,
Persons calling for letters will say they al I'd
vertised and give the date Of the list,
If not called for within thirty days, they will bt
sent TO the dead letter office, in Washington
Alexander. Mrs I, johnson, Mr5 N
Csrswell u Son, j 8 jackson, Mrs Maria
Garter, Miss Lander Perry, s M
Delaey, Hon " j Richards Mrs h
Dudley, D Robinson, e II
Foster, Alics Yates, II Q
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE. 2. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

General Sherman received private letter
from Col. Frederick D. Grant yesterday from
Philadelphia, e:at;og that be expects 10 leave
that city to day for Europe to join his father On
The trip to Asis. The place held By Colonel
Grant on Gen. Sberidau's staff will be vacant
until his return, and 70 other officer will be
employed 10 the meaulme t, perform his du'
,ies." 1t wss necessary 10 granting leave Of
sbsetc, to 90 beyond the limits of this oonntry'
that the President should give his consent.
which was accorded through the Secretary Of
War. THE leave is not limited, and tho un-
ders!andiDg is that Colonel Grant is subject
to returo at any time on telegrsphie order. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

T@cn!y t9o thousand checks are required TO
psy he oterast on the government four per
cent. loan due % the lst of January, rangicg
in amount from fifty cents upward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Carl A. G. Adse and AGoph Ssioeskc, part.
ners 10 the late banking firm Of Adae & o., at
Cincinnati. were arrested yesterday on criminal
suits growing ont OF their recent assignment,
and were released under $500 bonds each to
sprear December 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
Governor Hampton Improving

COLUMBIA. s. g., Dec. Ex-Governor Hsmp
tons condition continues as favorable az coulc
be desired. lie seems, under the inhunco of th'
cool. brae!ng weather, to be getting we'll rapidly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Judge Hustled, of the Unitcd States Treas
ury Department, Washington, D. g., Wrtes
Il have experienced a peculiar and most graft
flag relief 10 The Use Of Rollers Roman Lini
ment. You can count me as one who believe:
in it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Niger S. Isaaca. prominent Isrselile, aud
senior editor of the Jewish Messenger, of New
York, is being urged upon the President fer
the position Of minister to Beslio, made vscsnt
bv the death of Bayard Taylor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

No FrNDs.--Ihe New York Nation poSes 81
coed deal Of Weli.deserved luu 81 h.. B!sl..s
and his committee on outrages. it raEos the
point, and doubtless truly, that Mr., B!slac'a
speech would have fallen perfectly Il It anu come
10 nothing if the democrats hal simply frosted
i. with the same silent contempt which whs con-
spicuous in Corkling and Fdmunds during l:3
delivery. and shows how Mr. BIaiac's 7i7ais i',r
the republican nomination rGyarged taec.sstvi5
upon him by coolly declining 10 70 upon cora
miltee ITO grind cut capital for his presidential
campaign while Ee retained possession OF tho
floor" The result was "a comrnitts3 composed
Of the feeblss. republican material Thls COM
mittea having declined to call upon sha Hresl.
dent fc T informsti as 10 the "outrsges' which
they ale 10 jDqu ire about, has been driven 10 APP
proach Mr.. IBi&ine himself for ''chsrPes" and
specifications " Tho Senator, it i understood.
while ti.cla;rning any desire 70 apes ss $. rub
lie prosecutor has sent tho committee list OF
persons who he thinks ought - be summoned
But pst here new difficulty springs up. Wit
nesses, even in regard 20 Southern out:sgc7, will
net respond otha most urgent Summons un!2:s
paid tor their attendance; nor Will Senators 80
South to investigate unless they gel their ex-
penses paid But the commit Er7 no funds
to pay anything with The Senate, indeed hiss
"a fund Of $20,Ct3 appropriated for 'invesl!Sn'
tious," but unhsupily tha! cannot DO rsct except
for Investigations touching the validity OF the
the las. presidential election, and so Mr.. Balno' 3
committee is brought TO g most conicsl stand
still. The members, will Of course, andaavor
to get the House to appropriate money toT tneit
purposes, and the House PROBABLY Iay do So
but not in time for tho committee to accomplish
much, If anyt thing, since it will be absolutely
functus ctficio on the 9TH Of March ne%!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

NIrJ. Ca.htrina York;, the WIFI oi Is rromi
neni el:tzen OF Wi!s.iag, ". Va, wciIs dea
ce1cng stairway cf her residence, last even
log, fell and broke her neck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
List Of Letters

There Is u great rush after bargains IN Wa
Ter CIothinq at Dealham's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

CURIOUS CASE In tie Rocking ham County
Court trial has just taken place involving the
fact Of the coerciva abduction CT BRIDE !roll
her home on the evening Of her marriage by her
father The facts, ss disclosed OF the trial, were
substantially these: Edward M. Sharon. ayouDg
widower and farmer, residing few miles frorl
Harrison burg, ON the 1llh of Septs1be last
married his niece, Miss Dora Sharer, who YVES
also frat cousin, being the daughter Of his I'm
Gle, Mr.. George w. Sharer. They were resu-
larly married, the bride being CT age and entitled
10 choose for herself. After getting married,
the BRIDE and the groom went from the preach,
er's to MIR. Sharers residence. and about lUl o.
II O'clock at night, just before 1o;iting, to
BRIDES father made his appearance. He came
in abruptly, INDUCED in some rather vigorous
English, got into violent collision with lis
nephew and new made son in lsw, and ended
by ordering his daughter 10 go home with him,
and ompelling her 10 get On his horse behind
him. 4 warrant was issued for his arrest 1t tha
time, but friends Of tho parties Interested them
selves and he was bsiled TO answer an ndict.
ment which was found against him for a simple
case Of assault and battery upon his eoa in law
with intent TO kill. disfgure, lnsiIl, &c. The
bad feeling created at the time Ct the occurrence
having been removed, the parties most ntaCest-
cd were in compromising and conciha;or,'
mood at the trial, and the Commemorative st
torney had to abandon an active snd vigorous
prosecution. Considerable interest was rnsni-
tested in the trial, large number of persons lis
tening to the testimony and speeches OF counsel
with great eagerness. The jury in short tlGe
returned verdict OF acquittsl, concluding that
q case of this kind might be compromised By
the parties directly interested, without the inter-
vention of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

4 Happy Nev Year at the home ohers hus
band, father or brother a1as surprised aoiM one
Of DcuMam' S fine Overcoats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

rT1BIRD INVOICE THIS SEASON-2J dcE
4 3 ID csn Tomatoas, new, received to-day
70. sale n ~. can By
dec 10 j. L. h1LDU IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

ENIGAR:;-- We hsve Just received g large
~ stock Of CiSsrs and Egavci:ns OF choices'
brands. ,n
decl7 y. ~ ADJ 1iE " ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

CARATOUA PnTATO SLICERS AID
- SLAW CUTTERS 1T
kcLEAN & UHLEES,
Gec1o l0I King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

ElVE DOLLARS EgWARD-Loat on
e Wednesday. the 25:h. q PLAIN GOLD
SEAL and KEY ATTACHED, with sma:t
GRAIN. The above reward will ba paid by
leaving i. q. tie store OF T.. ERWIN, No. o.
King street or III lae sou,teasa corner Of Duts
and Ienrv SITS dec 23-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

MOTHER SUPPLY OF CAPE COD
-. CKhNBEEKlE5 !, l;aiaias, CurfsIts, Cr'
ron, &c, 1cce.y ed 10 dsy by ,r
dec - j. <. M j I'D u Nv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

C1IEDSl 5LEDsl SLEDSl-- n hi:o lot OF
~ the above cheap 81
MCLkAN q UHaEHS,
Iec1g lO7 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
Sank Hsat4liieat.

New York. Dec. 2S.--Loans, DECREASE
$4,000; spec.c, decrease, 1887 400; legai
tender5 Increase, 81 l67 100; deroslts, decrease
S4l5 9OG circulation, decrease, $500, 800; re-
serve. increase, 1873 G75 The banks aow bod
$lO,47S,7TT5 in excess o! The l>ga! requirements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
sSH Up z.

The :chc jas Z Godfrey, Of dorchester, N. j
went ashore 81 Cspe May this morning. d
hands were rescued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

sHOUSE FuE RENT-A THREE STORY
IL BRICK HOUSE, No. lj south Washing
ton street. lately pat ia good repair; ia for rent
ut $2U per month TO good tenant PGsse:sIL 70
given immediately, Apply j. once TO JANNEI
& CO., King street.
dec .S2aWtf K. LLOYD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

NEW YORK. Decr. - Stocks weak. Money
4s5. Gold 100. Flour dull. Wheat Gull,
Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

DOLL BUTrER-500 lbl OF choice and me-
IL dunn Virginia Roll BuL!e; for sale in dit-
fersnt size package: by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

UNLUCKT BOYS. Kingsbnr9's eisht.ye old
son, who hes bean spoken of heretofore ss being
exceedingly unfortunate, continues to show
what can be done By boy who is determined
TO have accidents Some years ago he fell Down
flight of stairs and cut his head very severely;
next he fell and rup!ured himself; then his
brother threw stick at him, striking him in the
eve and destroying its sight; last Sundsy, while
playing in barn, he jumped against nail and
cut his scalp severely night before laat. while
in the act of cutting bone for a dog with Al ak.
he received his last injury. the axe striking
against clothes line ss is descended and falling
upon his head in such manner as to cut the
scalp badly, necessitstng the taking of several
stitches By the surgeon called in.-Saeranaento
Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
TDyF.MESsJFYL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Dec. @5.-The mar,
Ike. to.day is quiet AID easy, with little dong
Flour Is dull ard unchanged. Tho Iecelp.a CT
Wheat arc light sid E:asi! sales were reported
today If I0l aud it,. Corn !s quiz. at 4Oaai Il,
with ss!es Of 1000 bIsh s!.. Ons srusil lot each
OF Rye Al.d Oats wss cii,rei, ba. withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
POET OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER %.
MEMORANDA

Schr Laura E Mes:er Georgetown, nj b1s
Ion 9Th.
Schrs Mary II Stockhsm aud Lehman Blew,
Georgetown, ct ProvtoLc CO L5.h.
Schr John Siusman, from Georgetown for Bo=
ton, put into Newpor. 24th. having in the blow
OF tho 23i and 24.h Lost fores.il and received
other aaInsgo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

GLEIGn RUNNERS, 81 sizas, WHO"
y Sleigh t;aske!s Sleigh Belle, &c, tul'
stock at ,,
dec 10 Jas. +. CARl,lH G SON!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

WHERE TIE CERIsTAAS IOY3 ZONE ROM
Few children know how many weary hands have
made their Christmas toys in Germany and
Franco and England whore hands instead of
machinery are employed, and probably they
don't care very much But parents may be CUR
priced to learn that comparatively lew OF the
playthings which are scattered about so many
hesrths and nurseries are made in Amarlca.
Nearly everything in the toy line is imported.
Every year some old principle gets presented In
new form, and frequently something entirely
new under the sun is offered TO the toy buy 8.
public; but rs the years 70 By and new children
are 10 be amused, the old toys, the dolls Of al
kinds and the Nosh's srks hold their own among
the new contrivances, with which it takes time
TO make the little ones acquainted. Dolls, from
the rag wsif to the wsxen belle, continue to be
popular above oil other toys from New York TO
Texas, for which latter State SIS many toys are
sold by New York houses as for the West and
East. Of the dolls, the handsome wax one5
come from France, and the China dolls and those
with China heads and limbs Of cloth or leather
from Germany, from whence also travel the
composition OF papler-mache Toys. wooden ware
house, stables, will ages iumpln2-jscks, snd all
hand. made wooden toys; but all turned wooden
toys are made in this country. Tin trumpets
jewsharps hnd harmonicas come from Aps.ris
In this country are manufactured all tir, iron
and puter toys, ard all toys containing clock
work, and in this line American toymakers eG-
eel. The ,netaophones and zithers, which in
former years were imported, and accordingly
we're expensive, are now made here and sre be-
coming common. This pear they are cold IL
great mum bers. America also excels in making
the toy drums, in beating which the American
boys also excel. This autumn-snd almost too
late for the trade-a Yankee invention OF STEM
winding. self.running and loud.ticking watch
was put upon the market, the price being IS cts..
apiece Immediately nearly $1,000 were dispos-
cd of, and the supply was exhausted. This is the
frat time that toy watch has been nsdo TO run,
even for three minutes, as this one does.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

CUREANTJELL Peach AID Apple Bnl
u ter and Preserved Cher!ios for sa!e by Inc
pound By ~ p;.,
dec r. j. Dh VluSOH, l4i hius st-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
a.Et1.s DE TIE E,7Lrs

The female cainpaszso died a. the A:o:os'
cal Garders, 10 Philsaoph!s, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

TNIN TEA. DINNER, kITCHEN AMI
E. TOILET SETS 1T
MCLEAN q UHLEES,
l.,1n l07 King street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY, CONCERN.

fNIIE LADY WARRINGTON OONS0L
lDATED COMPANY and the BENTON
CONSOLIDATED COMPANY are two ~ min
Ing corporations which have been formed, With
capital stock o. yi0.S0o,ooo each. divided Into
loe 100 shares OF the par value q 800 sseh, for
the pufpo.s OF mining and WORKING the follow:
ing.namcd mining Claims, situste In Gold Hil
Mining Disllet, storey county AND state OF
NsvsaA' 70 VII , 80.
VAsHrNoroN .nd Inc EEYsTusE .l.In.
sAid claims having been decided 70 the new
corporations above named.
The ~oekho.dsrs In the Lady washinston.
the Benton and The Boyle Mining Companies
are entitled TO exchange their stock for stock
In SAID new corporations.
Ths stockhoiders o. me LADY Warrington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. as6.
U. i as s:..: 70 ~ s. q, IT, T:S 3. /. q! y s:r'A

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
~ City. Nevada. July 8, 1878 Notice 10
hereby given that the DELAWARE SILVER
MINING COMPANY, Q corporation organized
under the laws Of California by J. Q. Corey, its
Agent, whose postofnoe address 10 At Virginia
City. county OF stoleJ, STATE OF Nevada, has
this day made and nied Ia this once 10 duly
verified application for patent from the United
states for twelve hundred li2oo) linear feet OF
the Delaware lode or vein, bearing gold and
silver. with surface ground six hundred (e0D feet
In width. and being o~ficia.ly surveyed. plated
and designated - u. !. survey No. %. Town.
and morc particularly described Is fOiiovs. TO
p-cinnIng al . poet MARRIED " north ~centsr,"
shence the center Of the Delaware Silver Mining
Compsny's working shaft bears south Z degrees
10 minutes east. distant 7cd fest: thence running.
nrst course. south 70 degrees IS minutos west
800 feet 10 post marked No. I. U. o. Survey No.
81: thence, second course. south 10 degrees IS
minutes east 1900 feet 10 poet marked No. .,
u. b. Survey No. 50 thence. third couus. north
70 degrees Is minutes east 90 feet 70 poet
MARRIED No. .. u. \. Survey No. b3i thence.
i'm 10. ioO fest 70 post MARRIED .refsrsnce posi-
u. y. Survey No. 81. whence the northeast cor
ner OF section II, Township 10 norh, Rangs 70
east, M. ID. ID. and NJ, bcars north 90 degrees
10 minutes east. distant sT9t feet; thencs. an
eourpe, north 10 degrees s. minutes west n
7oio0 feet 70 post married No. 4. U. \ |. survey
grecs Is minutes west 80 feet TO point OF begin.
Ming, marked "north CENTER containing 10
800 acres.
ooursss expressed from the true meridian.
with . magnetic variation OF IGN degrees east.
This claim u situated III 0oh Hill or Amer.
lean Flat Mining District. and duly recorded In
Book d Of Locations. storey County Records.
nages laa and l2l. and notico IN hereby further