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National Republican., 1878-11-15
Real Estate Auctioncer

By virtue deeds OF trust dated respectively Feb
ruary Y. isla and April T.. lsTh and recorded in
land records oi the District OF Columbia. aud by the
written request Of the party secured thereby. viii
tcl ut public auction, IN front Of the premises,
MONDAY, the 18Th day OF Novemhcr \. d. i';s, at
i"n clock T. n, that piece of ground situate Ia tho
city Of Washington q. e., known Us lot y IN the
recorded subdivision orpart Of square numbered III,
together with the improvements
Terms: OncluArter each; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen MONTHS with Interest at per cent, or
all cash, Rt option Of purchaser. one hunuTr dollars
required at time Of sale COLvcyHnringut expense OF
from sale u. LEWIS BLACKFOND, Trustee.
J. !, COl.DW ELL, salesman. oiIEli,ljIs
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H.T.HELMBOLD'S T.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-

Specific REMEDY for nil Diseases Of the
Urinary yOrsan5-Non. retention or lnoontinenco OF
Urine Irritation, Inflammation. or liberation OF the
Bladder and kidneysi Stone IN the Bladder, Gravel
charges, and all Diseases OF the Biadder Kidneys
Prostate Gland, whether affecting Male, Female, OF
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excessss or dissi.
patton, attended with some Of the following symp-
tomsi Nervous Debility, Lo-s OF Memory, IndisposL
ton to Exertion or business. ShOrtness Of Breath,
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts Of Disease,
Dimncss Of Vision, Pains in the BACK. Chest, and
Head, Rush OF Blood To the Head, skin Eruptions
Pale Cuuntenance and Dry skin.
fTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to 20 on very
frequently Epileplc Fits aud CONSUMPTION follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness requires the aid OF All invgora,lng med.
cine to strengthen and tone Up the system, which
HELMBOLDs BuCHU does In every case.
National Republican., 1878-11-15
SbeCi0I N0hCes.
flW. CARD.

w CARD.
Nine PIERRE, having been established and con.
stantly remained In this city during the last twenty
ave ears Informs her customers and the public that
NE hAs made srezt Improvement m her establish
ment 70 ~ 10 Ne te only place In washington where
CURTAINS are done Up EQUALT TO NEW, aud most
promptly, at 7la Eleventh street northwest nol2lm
hJys PROFESSOR JAMES A. sEWELL, OF
w Medical Faculty Laval University, Quebec,
stntesi ~ have found Colden's Liebigs LIQUID Ex.
tract OF Beef and Tonic Invgorntor particularly use.
ni In advanced stages OF Consumption, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, and all Nervous Afcllon.. In pregnant
women has been retained while every other article
Of food was rejected. can recommend II as oonve-
nlent, palntable. and easy Of Digestion" move 0t
NlBs DEPARTMENT oFTHE INTERIOR,
~ OFFICE THE SECRETARY,
wAsHIN0roS, II. G., Nov. ., 1878
Owners OF property In squares numbered 6la ~,
100 aud I6l who have not replied 10 the circular from
this Department relating to site for the
Library, will please do not later than the 0th Of
November. G. SCHURZ,
nos Secretary
National Republican., 1878-11-15

A LITTLE girl, while strolling near her pa
rents domiciie, IN the neighborhood of Heciey
Falls, Northumberland County, recently came
across a young bear, and mistaking it for n
dog tied a string about its neck and led 1t
home
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TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF 7,
l. LATE WAR.
FREE HOME FOR ALL,

JOHN II. KENNEDY a CO., OF Orleans, Harlan
County, Neb., make specially OF the selecting of
land and the preparation Of the necessary homestead
papers under the provisions oi act Of Congress al
lowing all honoTa6ly discharged soldiers aud sailors,
their widows and orphans. 10 H0 homestead declara-
tons by attorney Now Is the time to n home
Of 100 acres Of land and the great Republican Valley
IN NebTaska-"the Rhine valley OF AmerlCH"-s the
blanks, and such Information may be desired Rd-
County, Neb.
ReicI to-Hon. A. S, Paddock, United States Sena-
tor; Hon, Thomas Majors, NJ e., elect; Hon. O. ].
DilworLh. Attorney General elect, ot Nebraska.
National Republican., 1878-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oranges and Health.

distinguished physician has said that his
practice would be gone u his patients were to
form the habit OF eating a couple Of oranges
before breakfast each day, from February 10
June, and he adds that the III effects from the
eating Of fruit result from its being done to
excess or at improper times. As rule, people
do not eat sufficiently Of fruit, the medicinal
action of whose acids Is cooling and corrective.
As for the matter Of improper time, authorities
agree that pumpkins should not be eaten out
Of hand later than eleven o'clock at night, and
nice old plums' should be avoided twelve
months in the year.
National Republican., 1878-11-15
Boarding.

SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT HANDSOMELY
- furnished Rooms, and hrtclass table Board, can
be had AT 10 New York avenue, nol3 Cts
1l1l l. sT.-lABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
LIT at SIXTEEN DOLLARS per month.
Families supplied with meals at the shortest notice
at EIGHTEEN DOLLARS per month. Two suites
of on lst aud I'd nOor also Tor rent with board
nOglm
17R PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
fSo west-FIst-clsSs Board, with large airy
Rooms. from v TO 40 per week transient, ii;s2 per
day baths and gah MRS o. q. HOWARD.
No connection Wlh DE Houard HOUSE
les ly
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneeir.o i .
: Il Ohm SHERMAN & CO.,
- Real Estate Auctoneers, ST. Cloud Building

TRusTEEs, SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. lsls NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated tho 18th day OF
November A. d. iT7. duly recorded In liber Nc. ST.
folio 20 et sea- OF land recorcs for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, we Will sell at public auction IN mont OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF NOvem.
ber, A. ID. 1873, at o'clock p. n the following de-
scribed property, situate In the city OF Washington
ID. G., known part OF lot numbered twenty (lOl in
square numbered one hundred and forty usj). begin
ming for the same at the northeast corner OF lot num-
bered nineteen (g). In said square, the line OF NJ
street north, and running thence south nnety.hve
!oo feet thence east twelve (e) feet thence south f
norih one hundred and ten lO feet, and thence west
Terms Onefourth ~ cash. balance in six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty.'our months with interest al
Q per cent per hnnum, secured upon property sold.
All conveyanclny ut purchasers cost A deposit OF
$40 required at timn OF sale. Terms 10 be complied
with In seven days
JOSEPH II. EDSoS, r,,.,o..
- JAMES u. CLARY. i'"s'ees
w. NJ SMITH. Salesman
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Proposals.
pROPOSAlS FOR COPPER.

I)ROPOSALs FOR COrPER.
sealed proposals IN duplicate, to be indIrsed PRO.
pJsais for Copper, will be received nt this Ofir
until u O'Clock IN. the ri day OF December ls7S, h
mrni,l! End deliver NJ the Washington navy. yard,
BtREAl CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIW.
10000 pounds OF American copper.
This copper Will he required rs follows;
Finy thousand pounds hest quality American cop
per, about thiItyOup inches long, fIur nChCs wide
and three aud ouehaI inches thick TO weigh not less
than llU pounds
fny Thousand pounds best quality American cop
per- sNieru inches long. twelve inches wid" aud iva
and onc.hrlfinchcs tulCk, to weigh about 10 pounds.
one halI of each kind o. copper to bc delivered Oh
or c.Ofe TIC alst day ~ JUuunry, lsJ and Tho srt md
halt on Or hefOrr he 18th rny or February, s'p with
th" "pIiliCL" OrdclN, ring the whole at ls early day
as the sucUtssiUl Bidder IIay drFiTc.
Tic whole this copper will hc subject to n" iosf
nnl Inspections Of the proper officers uf the Washing
ton nav GNy.yard to whom bidders are referred.
No proposal will he considered uule,s nom nlll.
utNCtnrnT or regular dealer in copper.
The right i reserved to reject any all ONcgS
mcut To do ~.
Blank forms for bids to be had at this Office.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
nOll Pay Inspector L, :, Navy.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of rSnitiOHn crp1Hds issue out
of the clerks office Of the supreme Uurt OF the D,-
trct OF Columbia. and 10 me directed, Will sol a
public safe, tor cash at the Cour houSc door Of said
District, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of November,
lsis, at Y O'Clock n all the right iIr. claim and In
tcrest OF the defendant In and to tho following
described property. wit; Lois TO- H. and " IN slIaie
~, Washington, D. G., together with, all aud uGular,
the improvements thereon, seized aud LEVIED upJu as
the property Ol William u. Pruut. TO satisfy attach
mcnt No 1852, ut law IN favor Of layton H. ROyer..
FREDK. DOUGLASS,
~ -- L. -. Marshal D. e.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctoncer. oClO dSdts
u II. WARMER,
National Republican., 1878-11-15

To Remove Blackbcads from the skin.
Blackhe may be got rid of and prevented
from returning by was ling with tepid water
and by applying little cold cream.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.

LIMITED STATES MARsHABs SALE OF A
~ LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FANCY
xNb dESTs' fURNisHiNa Doors, No
TONS, FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY,
VEIOPFS &C, &C, &C,
BY virtue Of ye wIits Of de aed' issued out Of the
Clerks Oice OF the Supreme Court Of the District uf
Columbia, and TO directed, will sell at public snie
for cash, at No. t Seventh street northwest under
Odd Fellows Hall Wa hngton, u G., on TIIUItSDAYs
the zlst day OF Novembrr, ls7s, at ten O'Clock m,
all the Right, title claim and interest OF the defend
ant In and TO the described property 10 viii
the stock Of fancy goods contained IN tie store No.
~ SsVenth street northwesI selei and leve upon
Adler TO satisfy executions No. 0oO law In favor OF
Isaac Greenbanm sons; No. 21O 4, law, In flyor OF
Porter Brothers a Co. No. ono12 law. In favor or
Philip wallach; No. D,oss, law, In favor or Lans-
burgh a Bro. use OF Philip wallach, and No 2lOSt
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
John SHERMAN Apct,o,oo. '''"''' =. ~;
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JOHN SHERMAN. Auc,IoneeT. y ""'''o noG.d,d d d
John SHERMAN,
~ Real Estate Auctioneer, st. Cloud Building

" Real Entate Auctioneer, st. Cloud Building
TRUSTEEs' SALE OF Two.SToRY FRAME
DWELLING ON WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET. BkTWEEN 4 AND STREETS
BY virtue Of deed oftI,st dated November s. 1875,
duly recorded In lber No. sOl, folio 2S7, OF the
land records for the District Of Columbia aud nj the
request OF the party secured thereby will sell at
public auction, In ffont OF the premises on WE'D
NtSDAl, November 20, A. D. ISIS at o'clock y M,
AL tnat piece aud parcel OF ground lying IN the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia, known as lot num-
hered seven (7l In Charles II Churchs corded sub
division OF original lot numbered four ~. In square
numbered three hundred aud twy ynty.eight (s2s to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third In cash and the balance In Q, IL,
and 10 months. with interest at per cent per annunl,
secured upon the property sold all cash. at the OPP
tnn 9f the purchaser. A deposit Of saO required AZ
the time OF sale and all cUnveyanCIng at purchaser
cost Terms TO be complied with In seven days 9TH
efwse the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the deulting pur-
chaser amer five days advertisement
IOSEPI II. EPSON, r,,.,,
THOMAS HYDE, trustees
wM. NJ. SMITH, salesman. nOySeodSds
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flyy@ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
s-tS OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER of THr CURREscY,
WAsItiNoroN, Nov. 1, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons who may have
claims against the German-A nierican National Bank
Of WMhnRton that the eame must bs presented to
BENJAMIN Y. KEYSElt, Receivsr, At Washington,
d. e., with the legal proof thereof within three
months rom this date, or they will be disallowed.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
no2.lm Cnmliroler Of the Currency.
National Republican., 1878-11-15
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar 10 females,
Chronic inflammation Of the Uterus and oil com.
nlAnIa incident 10 the AeH.
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1879 GREAT 1877!

1878 GREAT 1873
.PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
spr ry bSn 63r sfiEI,sAcK sIEiI; "a rs s ro,,c
II IfEE IL IlIm s. spS,
r.. ner Of sixth and streets as follows. ,-n.
F.Oufg F T 10 9 SinGnS% ST. aq LOUIS and % Ghicnsoi
Ii 61R Wb PS4oMRC FsF fSf iG R&iGRS2D SITSE
and the North at 7:io u m daiy except SATURDAY..
with Palace Cars TO CHnandalgua For Williams
:. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East, :Sans 1918 7. m. daily,
vi Palace Cars attached. Limited Express VI
Pullman Parlor Cars D. o u. m. daily, except
For BrSoGiyn. New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF "Brookyn Annex,
aiOriing direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
Ing double fcrTiase and Journey across New York
For Tiiladclphla, I.9o 500 and lo;, p m daily Lin.
For Batinofc SIS 80 ~ ann a. y. G and ia6 p. M daily,
except sunday lGlOa M, l'do, jSo 40, and lCl5
For Popes tT.ek Line. H. m and go p. m. daily,
For XnsaPOiis. a, IN. aud go p M daily, cxccp,
fNR GK RAEH NJ
Fer Alexandria, D. lis .. TO- II a. m. and iiI 3, go
5, ggj, :. aud il:5O p. m. On sunday. H. m, LIS,
For Richmond and the South G5O a. M. and $50 p. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Ci5 rs, g.
9, ~, II and |, g. 40. 3, 6.i5 T. ard ~ p. m.
on sunday at and 10 II. NJ. and CHS p. m.
cam be- rfoePcd al @ he GesSorpR
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyvania
vnnla avenue, and nj the DEPOT, whore orders be
len for the checking OF baggage to destinations nom
/. L. FAHMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANk IlIOMlSON. General Manager.
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FOyRent.

ENOR RENT-OVER MARKRlTER'S NEW STORE
l. No. 616 street, one door from Seventh street.
Room, cond door, and one. thIrl noor Rent Vi
nnr lnnnIh. ApplN al Imn hInrn. nnll.M..
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Professional.

nR. BOSwORTH, Qls + STREET y. W. Is THE
- most skillmi and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. All nervous aud chronic
disease. positively cured. Female diseases specAl-
". Refers to senators D. W. NoOrhec~, Indiana J.
!. Patterson, =. C.; Samuel Norment, Washington, d.
G., and UthDrN. Consultation free, nOl+iy
National Republican., 1878-11-15

TOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for rent JOHN sH ERMAN & co,
JyaI.Iy ST. Cloud Building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
From DAILY Of sunday. Kay ssl
Golden wedding.

Not very often do We have the pleasure Of
writing up such an occurrence as this. Sew
cal years ago Mr.. and Mrs, George Hum
psrey celebrated their golden wedding in this
city, and they were followed shortly after.
ward by Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, and now
comes Mr. and Mrs Jos. e Bently. They
now live At Waterloo, but having been old
residents Of Albany. and all their children
residing here, they came in yesterday and
celebrated their iiftieth anniversary Of Their
Wedding at the residence OF Judge Johns,
their. son-in-law, last evesing. a largo num-
Der Of invited guests were present, and all
enjoyed themselves very much. Jos. E
Bentley was born in Berkeley county, Vir-
gina, August 6, 1906. His wife, whose ma
den name was Sarah c. Prettyman, was born
April, :, lS0S, in Ohio county. Virginia.
They were married at Alexandria, Pennsyl-
yania, on the 25th of May, 1928. They emf.
grated form Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1913,
and from there to Arkansas in 1885, In the
year 1853 they emigraied to oregon, and
ever since have resided in aLinn county.
rae have raised half score of children, only
two Of whom have died, and six were present
Il the golden wedding last evening.
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IFrOm DAILY q Friday, Nay si.l
Basiness Rnssrprlse.

Have you read s. E yOung'a new adver.
tissments Isn't it way up"G a man Ger.
tainly ought to get pOnderous patronage
who win use 50 much printers ink in talking
to the people at large Sam. always oets 4
good share Of the trade in this citv. and Ger.
tainly deserves it. Only few years aro he
started into business in Albany ON a small
capital, and by being fair and square in his
dealings, selling low, and keeping up a good
stock, he is now reckoned as oneofour ..solid
men, and his business is as good as the best.
In his mercantile establishment he personal.
ly superintends everything. and is assisted
BY Fred Eggart and Walter Turrell-two gen.
tlemen whose pOliteness and afability daily
win many friends for themselves and the in.
stitution with which they are connected. Last
year large warehouse was erected in the
rear OF the store, which has been completely
filed with the latest improved farm machine.
ry, and this department has been placed un.
der the exclusive control Of Mr.. John Alt.
house, gentleman with whom it is pleas
are to trade. We recommend Mr. Young.s
establishment, in all its departments, as one
of the best in our city. Read his adyeatise-
ment and then call on him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
council Proceedings.

The City Council met at their chamber last
Tuesday evening. and the Mayor being alb
sent the Recorder presided. Pressnt-Coun-
eilmen, Monteith. Stewart Brush and
Runbaugh.
The Committee on Current Expenses was
allowed further time in which to report upon
a hill from Phil Cohen.
Hon. R 8. strahan was appointed City
Attorney for the remainder of the current
var
Councilman Allta catered and took his
seat.
On account of the grading of First stteet
l. was thougt best to lsngthen and raise the
b,idge near the corner of First and Baker.
aai the Marshall was instructed to have the
work done immediately.
The following bills were allowed; w. l.
Watkins, $50; John Brush, $40 l5; Jas A
Warner, SIS; L senders, s25i J. W. Bald
win, SO 65.
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tFron Daily Of Tharsdas. Nay SCI
House Rreaklag.

LAST Tuesday evening while the Council
was in session bay came bursting IN and
wanted the Marshal, saying that man had
broken into DR. Harris house up town He
said that the Dr. had gone TO Eugene and had
told him to watch over his house in his al.
sence. He had noticed light in the house
and had gone over there and found a man in
it running" around, and the man would not
tell him who he WAS and wouldn't leave the
premises. After tho boy had finished his
story the Marshal grasped his large cane,
and with smiles Illuminating his classic fea-
lures in the expectation of large fees, he,
in company with Policeman Watkins and
the boy, proceeded to the house which was
being burglarized Arriving there they de-
ployed SO as to surround the house, and
then getting their 'nippers'' and shooting
irons ready they marched upon the enemy's
works After effecting an entrance they
soon found the object of their search, and it
Is a question in the mind Of Watkins yet
IS TO which looked the most surprised the
Marshal, or Squire Wolverton. Yet the
burglar was none other than Square Wolver-
ton. He says Dr. Harris left him in charge
of the house and he has been sleeping there
ever since the Doctor left, and under the
circumstances the Marshal concluded to
make no arrest.
Moral-when you go away from town do
rot leave your property in the hands of
more than one person
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Festival rO.Nlsh,.

Don't forget that this evening is the time
set for the strawberry and ice cream fest sal at
the rooms of the Young Peoples Christian
Association. Reader, if you are a married
man, take your entire family, and il you are
single, don't be afraid to invade the sacred
precincts of somebody's home for the purpose
OF procuring company to enjoy the affair
with you. II you are married woman, 90
after that husband Of yeurs. and use all those
little arts, wiles and caresses, trolling. pins
aat-irOns and broom-stieks) known so well
TO YOU, and make him wash up and go with yOu
tonight If You are young lady-well,
if that is the case, you viii need no advice
OF ours; you win succeed in "roping" some
unsnspeeting young fellow in for the evening.
Good exercises, music, refreshments, etc,
will be the programme for the evening, and
only the usual prices viii be charged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Agricultural college.


The closing exercises at the Agricultural
College at Corvallis viii this year be very
entertaining. Ga Friday evening, May 3!st
an entertainment will be given by the pre-.
paralory department, and on the next even.
ing another will be given by the. advanced
preparatory department On Sabbath, Juns
od, at II a. M the bacealaureate sermen viii
be delivered BY Rev T B. White of Albany,
aud on Tuesday evening at y o'clock an ad-
dress viii be delivered to the literary socie-
ties by Judge Chenoweth. On "Wednesday al
9:3)a a. m, the literary exercises by the grad
uating class begin, which will be followed By
the comforting of degrees by President Arm
old. Following that viii be an address t.
the class by Judge Burnett. In the even.
ing there viii be reunion Of the Alumni
and literary exercises, followed by cola
ton at the hotel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Base BAN at Portland.

The Presbyterian excursion having been
postponed Rev De vorehas extended an invita-.
lOn to Linn Base Ball Club to accompany
them to Portland tomorrow, and the bows
have accepted. Jos. Buchtel has picked out
nine of the old players down there and win
meet the "Linn's" in East Portland and have
8 afriendly tilt with them. If our boys should
have the COED fortune to come out first best
in this contest it would be glory enough for
one day, for Bnchtel viii be very apt TO get
as many as is possible Of the old Pioneers
aAd professionals in his picked nine. Al.
though Linn Base Ball Club halls from away
mp here in the COW counties, the boys are up
to the average when it comes to playing. and
even If they should be beaten tomorrow, we
will veueh for it that their score will not be
far behind
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
More stone coal.

Robert Earl was in our city yesterday and
had with him some speimeas Of coal taken
from vein which he discovered short time
ago on the Calapooia, about Is miles above
Brownsville and miles above McDowell's
mill The vein was discovered at point
where it cropped out on the bank of the Cal
apooia and is about one foot thick and TWEEN.
ty feet wide. It is the intention of Mr..
Earl to follow the vein back 70 the foot hills
and then sink shaft ON it The groupings
do not seem to indicate that the coal will be
of as fine quality as that found in the
East. but fully equal to any taken out on
this coast.