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New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
rising to sea- bid. Annexed are the closing quota

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In State bonds, Louisiana consols were weaker
with sales az 80 and closing at 46a 46l Tennessee
IS old sold at 32os
The business done in railroad bonds was com para
tively light. but there gsneraliv some impiovs
ment IN the prices. Erie second cousOls rose from
sob to s6Ss the funded IS selling at s1l4GS1.
Missouri. kansas and Texas seconds advanced
from 45as 10 f6i2 and Boston, Hartford and
Ere hrsts from SECS 10 81. Lehigh and WIlkesbarr-
cOnsoiS, however. were l per cent lower al %.
Rome, Watcrtown ana Og3efsbnrg first consols 2,
lower M -, eDd Chesapeake aud Ohio currency IN
terest debts p lower at 3214. New-,Iersey Central
conSolS rose l. per ecu 20 100. 81. Paul sinking
funds per cen to Ill Morris and Essex cOnsOls Il
- 100, aud Denver and RIO Grande firsts / Il 20
033i- Mobile and O.liO FIST 6 were firm at 9s1t
Canada southern hTst guaranteed selling at s9's.
ONO and N SsisSIpD scnRd conSOlS declined to 1O9,
and Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western hrsfs
frun 0Sos 10 g. and incomes from 81 10 10.
The sub Treasury o-dly lost Si2t, ,J92 on balance,
made up by a CURRENCY loss of $J6S 4S0 (partly in
redemption of certificates of depOsIt. less a coin
gam OF TI13.S91. This reduces the gain since Fri
day 90 Sl24. .Sj2. Money call to-day was more
active the early rate was q pee cent but after
D. the bulk IF Tie loans were maae at per cent.
Finally after the business was really over money
offered at per cent Among the domestic ex-
changes Boston has advanced 10 All other points
being last quoted The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received 100000 ~ National
bank notes. The customs rrcei pts were SG6O.OOO
and the internal revenue receipfs were T46O.OOD.
Tue following is the Clearing House statement for
tn-day: Exchanges. S133, ,2J9,O39: balances.
S4,206.O0S. The husiness az tine Sas-ITea-ury COW
ercd Receipts. 81 ,3J6.S77; payments. IL, Isl 40;
currency balance, $5,97S.42S; eoin balance.
S1O6, 633 02J. Foreign exchanges continue dull
Sight bills are weaker, without QuOtable change in
/. .n1. Nar N.II.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

1uas Nitdlinr
7rrs1 FsruSr. SsOs Closed % 70 = ponS
sSI1s3, Janmarv ig48Slz.78; February. 100 4g5;
MarUh l20sal32s April lsS Nay; % aS.'
~. 0c,obcr I2sial5se To-sys closing pTices-De
fsiSisTi gis 65 M1rea 1877 APRIL sassII$sas
August I3sSal4; market stroHs. Transferable orders
IEsifGor-z AND MEAI.-FLOUR-aarket shade lover
Wan verv n,oaeraIs expert aeuana mainly for Low %
Eades Sns % ISs sS % cily MI -Is IS eoe 2ioo
va , % % at,er Zoe chses ~ ne. % % s-, AZ % ssss ss
@ bS Winter wheat ESirs sssss %: aml ssoo Ses
sasa IS5o5 export oGo,sGops; s s,, ss go
=. - srass S. s0Sss 10. COOS fAncv do - Iss
$ Is csgmoO 70 Col 40 % era l9 csSnon . sos Sr1rs
Round sG l0Sss - tfeod 70 choice DO - sue
= ssss % sssrs - 05es7 5 s'rsxnt q s9S %
q g rsssnt o. 81 sos ~ men 81 Fa Esra 50
q sa 81 6G1s7 Good = cn@cs Famiy :, ss lsSss -s
soUTHE8N FLOUR s-.aiy VITA moderate export % a ana
log1s , ~ I isa ass IS Good 70 Choiee s8
FIoTR dun saIea 400 bels - soss5 BSSk Ss
" ~ 30 tr pranta- and y YeIow wesiern
.sssesaSny as shade sirsssr eiaed ssy a -
light and manlE ioE sprne & lss has eno sssh ~
se'5 5asi 9s"anx a1 sa ssVras noaa u tssI
WINTER s x Red 4 - n s. 81 seasr "a s 81 50 Gngrsd
ID 81 s64si 'S gRsTsaeaa q sss Sef 4 e q So SS RED
nsrenbes I'll 5s closing 81 57asesl 5a DO January
:. 0'ssl 's e.s:rns s,"'saf sf ss4ssf sss white
Desr.6sl. u s. do January sssL a Ss ss oo
e, ,fnchanq qe; sales bUsa. sfate. s1c
~ anu BARLEY MALT dal znh uIehanEsa,
1 x,rsSf uftnut decided change tar exoTt 1nd home
fIlr demand; veTY m0feraie business sa psar -, ~ ~
e,ns sales hi futures. lSI1eO buhh se ~
eis f-,~raaei western xnd 6-4uSe; Sa ~ -
&c sieamer Il red aG3e steamer Yellow - a 90 s
- a. srar@ al alolG MAINLY - 716f strah'
~ Mfxed Dsceuber. G2ae- cosng o, ,Tss9s-.
~. Deceu.ber. 64is164sc-. coens o. f@ooe-s
a. y.nnavr 81 ad62i.. closing 81 s- an MAY oe Sc
4.se: so White aae Ss sosse'si No ss Will.
Sf -. 52r N0 l. zoe: No ~nte b5c-. Aisci
~, 49,, ,Flife an f9d5I White otafs S1r lncini-
is 800 ias VA jsamary. BE: lp0oo Dusa do' fonr
aiy 81 =, ~ r 40 err ana Brosklyn warehouses and
49, IL, 1870. A 40 % Il ifclies
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

Mono leyies an assessment Of 5oe; Lady Wash
sngt0n one Of zoe. per share.
Governments bonds we're less active TO-DAY than
they were last week. snd their prices in
stances were not fully sustained The baAinezs az
the Boards covered SIC. 900 registered 6s OF 1880
al 102l2 500. 900 coupon and 81 O0O registered is
1t 1885. $50, 200 registered 4lys az 1o6ls. and
100000 coupon A. at 104 aad S34 600 registered
n lo3Is District Of Columbia 3-6Js were higher,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

NJ l1si Corn-Mixed steady st SOD Cofronseef 0-Yel
American IN mafArt koan-conanon ~ IA nn,h
suil at S. Turpeufne- spirits. LONDON. senny ~ ~
Hsccspts sf Whesf Atlantic ports 45 900
ora from pats 80 qrs from oer Sources 1boo
qrs. Corn 2b,DOo grs =
IIvEErooI- Dec 2s-4 >. m--Lerd 1884 per ewt Tor
Amerirnn
ioSDox Dec 2o-f.30p D. m-Rehned Petroleum. SD. per
gal spirits n Turpsnrne 81 sd cwt
LONDON Dec. I'll m-7pirits OF IurDentsnc SilSd-D
So -
BKRsfES Dee 22-Iar closed Al lilo 70. Pc
trOleum marks 10 pfrrniRs.
HANBUBts Dee 22.-Iard cosed fl marks per 100 70.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

Tire extremely d--l market ir 'f~r.s ~ 81 Eiu
1ss asIgrs rnfsp4re he sig t--t ut
!. p-sIcll-sl tic
y fDr thr IT ~fnf. n have mid. WAT
there will b. m e ra "a from any qulrrFr. In there
-lnaii heavy fil ~ -1ut El-fv faree ru'
Horses gfll be- ct. s1d The slTr.t |ir0-d
pa1ies vii 30 rti "t0l Do np.r - r.ccg-s
~ hcfse= fal - lHf fII
hard sure e. 41T Een 3fe
crDfs Of good cDar ton sHd a1p N O. nlrch BIT
thlu arrivals fllA turtbrf al
from n'arses -iHry e-ndrn what prryt
rrpeFter -hHfrrnrs ne past 4 of - Ere
viii lr shipped Antwerp the coming week.
fre CHI b. procured
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
- - NAR..r.-.r rs.a-ltAra.

CHuCLf0 Tee Receipts. fGnnu aLlnIafut1
$1,000 mead t-e nafSci -hf-
tjUi teri.hf uuaTk~t exrc. amt zUr2.c- ai her
closing Packing. - -JG@i JO Clliee Heavy
- 55afl ..
CArlLE- lgrrrlDl. 2.sOO head shlDEeBfs 5000 bead
hardy enough Good Cattle herr % market uaicl
ialfq strong. ~ rpng - 40 o. baielsi-
sz0 v-ris wei cleaIrf
sHFrFi igreiDss SHIPMENTS 20D lcaf. market
~ i've bat galA-r weak FAIR 20 ,ieos. 80 % r-i
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rlce1'. Vessels and Railroads.
MONDAY. Dec. 90. 1879.
GENnRAL MAREEf RKP0Rr
MoxpAr. D.. Il. 80.

AsUES-sfcaav. rnrlia-yPi
tDFerf-I no g@a-r. - unchanged Ordinary Cargnes,
&C.. FAR. isagc.: ei J., &c. Prime le'ie FAR q ,',al
-,nrns "a &c. stcck a. frst hands ~ al
MT. - ba al.rl G ~ haFs here ars 81 30
aq. m Balf4norr han- -lot- X IN haiuuore
uitel -tafr~ vi-ipie -uyplf,
enntlna rle auanfv i ana loading. N5uOo bags DE
rod from Sarrhors week H. lls bags mere ana
--q ha.s il fatuort; Mid Grades qlti inu uoLli-.y
.rrf1 lava 2Sg2j &C.. MarLcalhO. IL lgt2c
t0IrfUN-~ Cotton qUrt and unchanged sales l45
bales -afur av evening. al for spinning delivered on
rrutrtrr .nn bales rrcr gfa the pe 4s,.el bales
a,eif.f .5 zll bates this week snd SI.u4 bales
f cav asr erlirI ol l50 bales against
~ Il l,-- bales Tor tine same perl0u last year,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

IN L0uuOn Br1tlsh COnrOIs rtnHlH SfcadY az JIolG
and 975l6 for money anu account respect veiy. Ia
United States bonds the js are quoted i higher at
105ls the 4las advanced L TO 1O9lf. hut closed nc
1O9ls. and the IS are unchanged ~ 106. American
railway securities are reported 0ul utiower. Ere
tel from ill2 IL pfr rtefTed stock from 40 TO O9l
second cOnscls IRON ssh 10 Ss'S. and funded D
from 81 to s3le. illinois Central declined 70 99l2.
but recovered 10 10O. and New-Jersey Central wa
quoted 790SO against So - saturday, Reading
being steady at Sil2. Bar SILVER II quoted lls
higher M 527lsd per ounce. The Bank of Eng and
eained e35, 900 bullion on balance. making a re-
ported gam nee Wednesday of 10000 In
Paris French per cents rose from S1.4j to s1G2l2
francs.
The gross earnings of the 8 Louis. Iron Noun
tain and Southern i,tiroad are reported rs follows;
lS-S. 16-9.
second week Of Dec. sl.s479 sls47e0 I0c sao,2u
jan 10 Dec l6-.--- f.a25iz3 5.OJJ2I7 In C1G7 79i
he receipis ot fouI auu gram AZ the principal
ll ,lnN- III Iacelnlar
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

20 E0FFNT TTNAN-'TNI NNENET5
TrNr0s, Ttr. .--f n. mt korts and 70 haii
Ter 1854 four Celi-. lNo; New rvcs. lr0is
llf aallEav shares. 81 iilnais Central D. =
LONDON .--4 H. =. bonds tOur and hSt
re. .ents IOlia Atlantis Eesicn hr.t ige
trustees crftncatr-. 20 sero1l. - Fre Hallway
Al d. cClsois. s Ihir0s Ceitia, 100
The 41Oani % gunt Blak oi bal
.lc. TO-DAY sf1NU.
IrNlOy Dec 22 30 y. in--Fas ervlces auOe three per
cent rtnies af - frames G2is centmes the
InNInN. .a>LlTer rnnIen ~ l2IIatL ounce.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
finGrfl1l.

GAS STOCKS.
All Nex.Yerk and Brooklyn Gss Sfcks snj as9 al Kind
of }rooR. n sesfirifleS 4 al IN BY
tsRo n PREN -. "a BR0ADsr. =. z
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
5apinss BANS.
Dipioero Notices.

THE IxPoRTKRs THADEes NATIONAL BANK
or NRw-YORK. Ngw-YORK. Dec. 20, isIe.
A DIVIDEND Or SEVEN PER CENT ont
~ earnings mouths free Of all taxes
has this b bank, payable the -
Of Ianuary The transfer books win rrDan closed
til that dase. n. H. PkRKlN-, Jr, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
ErRnPKAN MARKErs.

IryrRrooI. Dec es.-Pss-Prime Moss Eastern. dun
san s sss sssrs Rin. dan g 81. Lsqe cis.l,
%sa an "a shsaIssrs dnn a. 2s B-sf-Insfs Msas dHIl
sr sss : Kxus Ms.s dan 1saE Prime Mez& dnn az
siesdy 81 TurgsntnoI SPIRIT. steady %, H. ss.in
AHar,rsa chssss, euil a. etsd Izrd on, dan :, taL
Ffosr-Extrs stesdy AZ Do whesr-suinE Ne. .,
Wssern Winter stesds Sd. New ssaths ssay
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
Tin ,,I''ns,s cTzrzsL HAnao,D coxrAsY

Grand CFNrlAr uEgoT, NEw-fOEE. Dee. l6 1879. }
I'Hk DIRECTORS of tai- Company have
] tbs iay ,iec -lie a d gi.end FDUR PR CENT upaa
is capir stock paya tle ID DAY OF February next at
fhis sIlfa
The Ifas.er elo,ed O'Clock D. m.
u1y. "a lust and sl be reOluel 1Orllnx
Friaay. tie 5th day % February next.
q. Van DEEBILT, Treasurer.
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
- A Dividend - OIL AID ONE-HALP PER
CENT the capita stock of tie Cnon Pacific kailioed
Cmpsuy VIII b. paid and after nuafy 1880 to stock
nalders 0f record Deceuher lS. 1878.
Srw.l ork st0-khsiler. paid Union Trast
Company - AZ SnL Boston stockholders AZ tho
company sonice a Equitable Binding. Roston-
stock soOks N De u and reopenod Ian
nary . HEN ~ McFARLAND. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

Tda LAEE -u0IF AgB GIfH1J rHEss tAlLWtr Co..
TREASURED, tflf b. ROOM 80 a. ,
GRAD CE rEsL DRpnI. NlW J OLN irc l6. 1872 }
fa7HE DIREt iDR- 1i Tins Company h we
iis Gay figia.u4 OF FOUR PR q INT
fag43ie he "a daF - February Next at
tlis u.ler-
The .r1nsfr nr1Ss f Do c0sef a . o-sioc D. TO- on sat
udlr o.. asr lli win rtoDloii -
' ~ ggJRt-F,- F,-TFP Frrssur.r
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23
NHRYSOLITESILVER MINING COMPAN'

The BOARD F TRUSTEE have this day declared
DIVIDEND tN0 p OF PEI CANT -lO.0o 900 capital
OF company mounfinr 10 s2O00O or 81 share.
OF second months net payable az me Cen
Trust Company tire 34th iRst-
Transfer booSs VIII close Deeeirber - aud reopen Dccen
ber27. DRAKE D. X ~, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-23

IFrTLz PrrrsBtrRG eossctIDArED MINING COMPANY.
il3 and 10 5ROADHAN. NEgy-N OhK. Dee. ~. lSst :
nINIDEND No. S.-The Board OF Directors
~ this day declared ivtdend OF fioOoru (One
Thousand Dollars, being % cents per share
Vtiue 81 ipttal 81 the comganr out ~ mo
the November. 1873 aDic "a TIE
omDany nj after IA uay Transfer bsoss
GEORGE e. LYMAN. Secretary.
, 1879-06-15

there's an end Of it. It keeps US apart from
one another, and you must not be surprised II
II tends to Keep us aDart from you. Further,
It IS Que thing to introduce stranger into an
American home and another to introduce him
into an English home We. take the inviting Of
| people to Our house to ,neau more and pledge
| us to more. We hare not-l1nfortunately, as
many OF US thtnk-tfe same ease and simplicity
| o1 social life thai YOU have. 1t gives us great
| deal more trouble and expense to entertain YOU
anu treat you as we would wish to treat you,
and Is it is our habit to treat those whom we
entertain at all, then is the case on Your side Of
! travel singly< in America and you travel
! And aeatn-and this is ~ the 'tIpe CHEZ
pont-you all OF you travel, good, bad, aud in-
dl11erent- Setting aside the purely commercial
Traveller, the Englishmen who go to see you are
mostly OF the better sort. They are gentlemen
and men OF education. Would you, could you,
oe as Kind to us as you are. it the class of En-
glsil peone who now visit the Continent under
the fatherly> guidance OF Mr.. Cook were to come
over by thousands and tens OF thousands every
season to the United States! A great deal which
now goes without saying ns to the fitness OF your
English Visitors to be received into good Ameri-
can houses would then be accepted only upon
eVloence- lou would have to pick and choose,
and you would find that your better people
would only care to open their doors to those
Englishmau who are thoroughly well accredited. |
And this state Of things would naturally react |
on the feeling of English travellers. They |
would no longer feel sure Of an Instant welcome.
They would know that thev would have to be !
scrutinized before beng accepted. They would |
know that the arithmetical chances we're against |
their being acceptable. The better bred, and |
therefore the least conspicuous, among them
often notice, rith feeling of shame, that their
country Was supposed to be represented by the
louder and more vulgar. 4 certain reserve,
for the se1f-prorcction Of both, would grow up
between English travellers aud American hosts. |
, 1879-06-15

were destroyed, and the establishment OF civil
2ed rule will prevent anY further raids fron
the region OF the Gazelle.
Inc khedive expresses great delight at the
success Of Capt Gessi. who has been made a
fasl1a, aud will probaoly hereafter act as AS
sistnn: Governor-General Of the Soudau. Col.
Gordon is now at Dara, preparing for the intro
duction Of general trade into that region. Tie
Colonel declares that it is by way OF Berbera
that merchants NAV benceforth enter the prom
Using equatorial regions
, 1879-06-15

Pacific Express "S VI tns
CHICAGO R0CK KLAND l. PACIFIC RBT7R1&n
Depot, corner Of Van Euren aud Sherman .sta 49,
Ticket Office. SO ClsEk.st-, Sherman House 45
, 1879-06-15
FIGHTING In THE SOUDAN.

| Seven Battles Fought-Capt. Gessf Almost
Annfl,iiates the Seebehr and Sulcymau
Rebels-The Seat of Slnve-Tradlnr Cam
| tured
BY Ttleoruoh to Ne,o 1nrk Herald.
LONDON, June n.-The Herald correspondent
at Ae1andria telegraphs to-day that the Khe-
| dive OF Egypt has received important dispatches
IRON Capt Gessf. indicating that the slave trade
at its chief centre has ut length been crushed,
and that the vast and rich territories of the
soudan, reaching below degree north latitude,
are soon likely to be opened to civilization and
bona 1de commerce. Col. Gordon discovered
early last year that the principal stations OF the
slayc-traders were between degrees 10 and S
north latitude, and as he had been given full
power by the Egyptian Government, be
determined to destroy the infamous
traffic in human beings. Sir Samuel
Baker, Col. Gordon's predecessor, was
aware Of the existence OF these trading
stations along the Bahr Gazellc Tor Gazelle
RiTer); but his authority was limited. ard he
did not follow the vakeeES, or Arab agents, whose
trail led to the haunts Of the save-raiders. Cor
don conceived that he had been made Governor
OF the territory from Cape Benass {thc TroDfc
OF Cancer) in the Red Sea, to Berbera, on the
Indian Ocean, and that his authority extended
westward to the utmost limits Of Darfur at leasr
to ~ degrees east longitude He was cmpow-
cred to organize Governments, appoint his own
alds, levy revenues, raise armies, regulate the
administration OF justice; but above all his other
Instructions was the emphatic clause employ
every resource to extermlnate the slave trade,
he spent two years, going from point to point |
on the back OF camel, or the great preliminary
appointing Judges, and providing local oiscipli-
nary forces to aid in the preservation OF order. |
He created number of strong military nosts |
along the Nile, placed them in charge Of officers
, 1879-06-15

Pullman Hotel Cars are run tbrnneb have -
esgo and Council Bufrs On the train ieayine Chi
IT 1880 T. m. ~ +e%s1nH Ch1ca7s
hotel cars west Of Chicago, ' @s* Aesa Il
a-Depot corner OF Wells and Ktnzie-sts
b-Depot corner OF Canal and Kluze-at1
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Otr1NcY Rarpo,.
DepoA foot of Lakr-st, 1ndta,1a a.; md ejrtes'
st. u1d III depotJ. ~~ ~ S!afx-
, 1879-06-15
4 REFLECTION IN A GARDEN.

4 REFLECTION IN 4 GARDEN.
o rose: whose bright loneliness once to the morn
Lent charms Of sweet beauty that wRkend delight,
Never again to thy lattice Of thorn.
Shall thy once Turing smile an adm1rer invite.
Thou are faded and xephyrs that tenderly sigh'd
While thy scent yielding brcathings the garden
perfum'd,
No longer sigh woong,' but passing deride,
Since decay hath thy sweetness and beauty con-
s1m'd.
In thy fate, wither'd blossom, 80 sadly is shown
The doom that's resery'd for the maid who rejies
For our love, ou her sense charming beauty alone;
On! unloy1 mud neglected she'll pine when it dies,
For the passion that's kinded by beauty but gowsl
hl!c the bloom that evok'd it continues shine;
But the pangs OF the sighted that maid mover
knows
Who is loy'd for her spirit immortal. divine!
CHICAGO, June Z, 1879. MATHEW P. BRADY,
, 1879-06-15

Vaccinations of tho Circus.
An ithaca (N.Y.) Poor master went to a cir
Gus tile other day, and found five men, whose
families were supported by the town, buying
tickets for the show.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NOTICE NO. ala. o.. 8. MINERAL SURVEY
~ No. lis. u. b. LAM OFFICE. Carson City,
Nevada. December %. 1879. Notice IL hereby
given. that the Culver Consolidated Gold and
silver Mining Company, q corporation organ.
lied under the laws OF the State Of Nevada By
solomon d. Baker. Its attorney In fact, whose
=. o. address 10 Virginia, Nsvsds. has this day
made and died In this once its application for
q patent for 1000 linear feet OF the "Cuiver
Gold and bilver Mining Company" vein or lode
bearing mineral. with surface ground elk hun.
drcd feet In width, situated In Gold Hill Mining
by ths plats and Geld notes on Ale In my once
as follows. to wit: Beginning II . post marked
No. ]. u. 3. Burvey No. Its, the same being
Identical with the b. W. corner Of the Rast Vel.
low Jacket claim, and also Post No. ], OF Lot
No. i7o and Ia Culver Addition, and running
thence from said Post No. I, drst course south
! degree . minutes W 1000 feet TO post No. z.
U. a. Survey No. l7s, identical with post No. z.
Lots Nos. IT'D and ia. whence bears the quarter
section corner on south lire Of Section "a,
Township II north, Range u east, Mt. Diablo
Meridian, south 70 degrees 70 minutes west 9N
feet; thence from post Nc. !. second oolrse,
line, 600 feet 70 post No. 8. Lot No. i7s; thence.
third courre, north I degree Q minutes east
1000 feet TO post No. Q. Lot No. lfS; thence,
fourth course. north S6k degrees west at 800
feet cross lode line COO feet TO place Of begin.
magnetic vatistion lsK degrees east" This
claim IL bounded on the north BY the East Vel.
low Jacket claim. The location OF this claim
10 recorded In Book "B'' OF Locations, Of Storey
county Records. page 1855.
Any and all persons claiming Adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining ground % here
tnbefore described, arc required 70 die their
adverse claims with the Register Of the u. 8.
Land ONCE 81 Carson. Nevada, during the sixty
sys' period OF publication hereof, or they win
do barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
btatute.
Adaol n N. n Rsoiafar-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NOTICE NO. lis. o. 9. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. l19 axd 1t2. u. D. LAND OFFICE,
carson City. Nevada. December 20. 1879.
Notice 10 hereby given. thai the Culver
oonsolidstsd Gold and Silver Mining Com
lsW Of The State Of Nevada, nss this
day made aud nled In this ofioe It's application
for . patent for 1900 linear feet Of the Culver
Addition. vein or lode bearing mineral, with
surface ground from two 70 six hundred feet In
width. riiusted In Gold Hill Mining District,
pisi and nsid notss on ale in this once q fol.
lows, to wit; beginning at 0 post marked No.
/, u. 8. Survey No. lf9 and 10. the ssme being
identical with the D. W. corner OF the East Vel.
low Jacket claim, and also post No. ! or Lot
No. l7S, and running thence from said post No.
!, nrst course. south go degrees vest. at 81 feet
No. Q on the east line OF U. y. Survey No. l26
and LOT, and 40 feet from the northeast corner
thereof; thence, second course, south N de.
grete west. aSo feet TO poet No. 3. Lot No. IT'D
and la; thence. third course. south 10 degrees
east, $50 feet to post No. 4. Lot No. l7s and lt2;
800 ieet cross lode line, 800 feet to post No. slot
No. ITO and Lag; thence. nfth course, north 10
degrees wet. 40 feet 10 post No. Q. Lot No. ITO
and la, on the south limo Of the Culver Consol.
dated Gold and oliver Mining Company's U. 8.
Survey No. IFS; thence. sixth course, south S6k
degrees west,tI5 feet to post No. 1.-THE same be-
Ing Identical with the southwest corner OF U.
8. Survey No. IT'S. and whence bears the quarter
section corner on south line OF SECTION 50, Town.
ship II north, Range n east, MI. Dtablo Nerd.
ian, routh 70 degrees 20 minutes west. 96S feet:
thence from post No. Z. seventh course, north
I degree 8 minutet east. 1000 feet to the place
Of beginning, containing II l7.i00 acres, bear
inQs true. magnetic variation IGN degrees east"
This claim 10 bounded on the east partly by U.
8. Survey No. l78 and on the west partly by U.
D. burvey No. 1876 and lU1.
ANY and eli persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining nound % here
inbefore described are required TO fle their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land once ut Carron. Nevrda, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barred By virtue OF the provisions
O. N. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
OyERMAN SILVER MINING

OCOMPANY.-Location Of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. story county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting
OF the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty.
nfth day Of November, 1879. al assessment mo.
tt) OF Two Dol srs per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold com, to
the Secretary. at the office Of the Company.
No. Si4 California eheet, San Francisco, Cal
iforniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ihIrty.nrst day OF De-
cember, 1879, will BIZ delinquent. and adver.
tised for sale Of public auction. and unless pay
ment IL made before. will be sold on wEDNES-
DAY, the twenty.nrt day Of January, 1880, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale. by
order OF the Board Of Directors.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary.
onice-No. 4lt California street. Ban fnn-
cisco. California. 10