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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-02

RIO THF cHInpAEVA MINF-No- slI-u'
: Lend C1scc. Earskx, Ntxsda. shf,M
1872. Notice t. hereby given, tat ths ns
IT e silver Ntnine tenTsnfi VICE al
sSeress Is Irstrr, Mss lave ihls asf ~
tier application fir 3 pstcut ~ sixteen aaSr
dttd lHtsr feet II tAs Clifufhas nass - 90
vein. hsrrsr silver. with sprfsts r'uintNs
hundred feet In Meth. situate iyiis "a" wsi,a
in y. wtra Miuine ilstrirt CeEh'y g ~. "a
Inc. and Ststf II SevaGa. ana hnssl 4.
designated b. tie field notes snd ehe." ~
IN fle IN this cflee IS LIT Ne ierf,.o.s. |.
exterior ~heurasrss Of Fssd iet No u tt,Asp
fclluwS. to vii: ysTiatisr ith seg. sssa sss
. ming al y post miarle al No J, Y : % ~.
So. Il the rsnss tsfrg post No.l 81 ~
Wy Ne. o Inrkcys State luae. "h'n'sv
III i section corner ca the northern - nj.
Of tectisn q.T ~. n. r.. IS deg -; Malis ~.
sslo merieian bssrs n. 75 deg. f., I'VE W..
and the mouth Of the chihuahua sunh.a sra
\ can deg. w. ~ feet. n enee fshllnt IN.
course :. EsA deg.W 20 feet k!shs sewer
Wy No 80. to pest marked No !, ,is,rs
No. II aud No 8sft L. 3 Survey No.se ,et
secold course S.aiA deg W. tvits, tLird
msrted Ne. ; l.. S. Survey Ne ~ NJ a.,IA
evEre n. 5Sh de-. J.. .oo I ct. 'olss' ssurth
No. 4. u. s Survey No. ~. sud thsise M.
course s. SIX deg y. leo feet 70 w., Fl.
tie place Of beginning. coi tali'ie = seuth-
leo scrsE. THIS clam Is hounaad " s,op o.
east by the Bay state loee. ire ppesenders
thus nnins il dniy reccrdel - " IN pook
Ofice IL ftwark Mining Tisiiit', "a.
A. PAGE II. Any aid al peisers eis,m' rips,
v~erseiy any Iorton of said .hilrfl.' ~ de.
er ssid mining frourd - ltr,li. .ss,rss
serihed. ere required 20 fis ndi e,,ts
elaim with the Register Of tft ,hit,x .,,d,.
fsnd offee, st TurelH, n tht sist est,;esiien
during tie sixty days Tsrict q ruon 20 he
hereof. or Il ey viii be barred tl sif'"'
rruvisions Of the statute. p.r,s,er.
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.ppr1cA11oNs FoR PATENT.


-gv MINE.-No.
..--I Spd Ofsce, Eureka. Nessua. suh'
SO -xofiee il hereby gwen, tpas .
Innte and Pseife 1unLsi = - fnrefs, News
- al. day fled their appheauo.
q. fosrteen hundred linear ieei 81 tue
- mine o. vein bearing si'ssI, '-
90 Ground t~o HUNDRED iss. stag Dsss,lct
~ - FureEa and Stsfe 81 NffsuA' anu
-r f--i1ssf.d by the field nnte$ ara
60 rist On fie ia tbs once 81 =. ~ H.;
re .xfrfisr bsundsJifs 81 sAlu - ~
- - flssws. 70 wit. VARIATION e-
~- +. e.DniIg It q poet msriea so.i'
s~-e 10. l.3. Wheree Euhy hin No.l
h.-N Id m. Z, l5.r'l feei; ius,Dn I'LL.
rert ~ marked L. s. monuntbt 10 oeais
80 ~ n5p. ", 3.S5z feet; a spTaee pine
go f-.r IN diameier. standing 81 the
- - ~ Excelsior tunnel. ht7IsN- % oes.
e. - a. feet. and the eeHier Of Inc Up
a - T.rt.rn ~fnriine bars " i41 u'E- w.
u. f-s. sbSaes, RAINING ~ seurs.
"a - 80. 20 post Married No. 2. y. o 5nr
X taenee. % course y > dfs W,
= see.- b pcat Married No 81 y rufFfs
= -. th.ace. ID course v. - ceg- r.. 10
-. - xgsf masted So. 4. L. :. survey 20.
49,. - theucs. Arb course >. Sdeg- v, %
- - ne northern boundary Of u =.
s-,T.r No. I4s. Gas Light lode, wience poi
xo II sid Gss Light survey besrS Sof%
.f-4 ". 10 sic feet, LIZ : 10 feet. 20 sonthtrn
s.Tra.rT Il sid e. 5 5urvey No. 40. whence
10y ~ 90 rEEA 0&E
~ De-. v IS sic feet. Lac feet, to post No.
~ rlse. oI beginning. So much OF said L.
8 .ar1ey No. las. Gas Laalt lSae - eoiLi'ts
ritb fb5s survey. il hereby e2rlicee szid
LIT is DE- rbed a. foi owe. 20 wit Begin
ming at Pet No. Of said Gas ldeht survey
nd running thence Lat course ) ~ reS =
ID $40 feet: thence, ID couse : deg =. go PIP
ICE. tLere. I'd course y. sTh deg. W, 20 @-lo
+ -. 10 posi- No 4of said oas Light survey.
md ;asfee. attn course ". ~ deg y, toefet
~ tnr pisce Of beginning: which tract tong
e.riEdca from this survey Leaves rs1nasn3nR
90, a. survey ave e5-10 acres. 1lfs clam
- l4.nndea On TIE south ly tie welsh fins
nine. and and On tie tsst BY tie 1as Liant
mine. Tho location Of this mine y duly re-
ecr3ed IN tie Hscord,rs cGiee q Eureka aia
Ing District, in Boob b. page III. Any ana al
persons cIaiH5ing adversely any portion 81 saia
Lantern nn:re. or said mining sr0und - here
suHs for, ass4 4faed. are required TO bic Their
adverse claim with Tie ; egister Z = iae thlt"a
St.fes Lana of5te. at Eureka. in tie SLATE o.
Nevada. curing tie si1;y days Per1edo 81 pntii-
eaten her of. Or they viii De baired ny Fiftue
81 TIE PROVISIONS Of the statute.
4. sfad JAS. NcMAR1IS, Register.
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pistrict Court Summons

TN II DISTRICT Court OF TIT c s,min
Judicial District. IN and for inreha. strds
state - Nevada. The ST &c OF NsN"s y O.
greeting 10 Augustus c. pouaiass, IA ?.
Wheeler. S+ephen X. stanton. y "
Brsdley. II. =. sanger ard Annie Msso a. AZ s.
you ere hereby required TO appss, asris. by
tion commenced against yun e. e'. pistriri
Timothy Cor kley, IS plHintih. ~ ~ IT, nd fm
Court az fhe sixth Jndiefai Distrie', = a Tho
he ceunty ~ Fureks. state Of Nesads. l.iri
tcwn os Fureka. and snswer Inc .Sn n sd
n erein. which is on file With fhe w. on you
e,,urt. within ten days sitter the tsI' ssv 81 Ser
Of this texelusiye OF 'ps us..y dns
yfeei. IL served in said county, OF '",,hin this
III served ont Of said county. but Avs. Or
District. rnd In all other cases fots IN 4 yuu,
JUDGMENT by esfrult will be tsteh sint.
according 20 the prayer ef sara eolnpr iude-
The said action is brought 10 E .ts for tbe
mert ~ Mt ven the ssia u 80 from Ny
sum cf Scas.o with legal fnteres' = bslsrce
asst. 1872. till paid, the same heiht s,sork ard
due plaintiff from ycu on aecouhsu.,s and for
labor performed for yen by r nm = y,ar right
indr,,a.rt dsrert,ns the sale of all yuna .Viu-
tttle ard interest in the Alexapdfis ! 10 ssi+
ate In Fnreka Mining District N'vss.,b in ssa
~ plairtin~s lien thereon. 80 SCI COPY o.
plaintiffs complaint. filed hffein'
witch Is herewith served. ...t II ven ~
And yen ere hereby rctihed, acmplsini = +
10 rppeEr and answer the ssa as viii sppE
theC q MT for the relief dsmsnae1 nnrrGF, be.
In testimony whereof. i, n ~ sesl@
berernte sst nv hand md ffixea "a n. isH
said Court, Il IL nth day q 5nnr n,op6f, !.
clsrs nsstr,ct Court. sixth Judieis'
Eareka County. Nevada. ielssn
ny L. NJ. BEIL, Deputy ciefh'
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APPLICATION ron A parExr

- --.,- -, - ,Nr
'olHb eAhAlsL sol &iAL-Ho- Ok.
4 tHttsd states Isra nfte. lrltss, Ne.
Safs. lst. 3. tafa. Aehfe Is ieety eiysr.
tAat seA u y Nhaes' arc sohn l.
Nees. Ntese IesitEee scenes y A'rief,
Ntre1nie- hsys tits esy ti*d ih''i NINA.
tten fer z ptteft fer fitftp lsHette iflttf iftf
% t. t1rststt se Miir NtNsAh lSiik ~
yer villa tEfiece EftetG ~ ltitsta itih
~fsth. sfEfie, iyiEg arg itsae II White lire
&irsfg fifft tcNfN 81 Ntt fiie trd
htste 81 &-Na1a fha fhANh she efh'thttey
ift FELL teftS sIe thsth tifsh Lt p ~
Cd etss ~ Himttf t.kfyssssht u 3tx1ttp
H.. y. rse4r. - G.g cast cf III hsrrt iithlo
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Notice to Creditors.

TN X MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
1 ANGTs MCINTYRE. deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned ADMINISTERS
tor If the estate Of ANGUS MCINTYRE. de-
ceased, to the creditors Of. and all persons hav-
ing claims agsinst 10 estate Of said deceased
to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers.
within feur months after the first publication
of this notice. to the said Administrator. st the
Office OF F.. H. Harmon. Attorney vt Law. in the
town and county Of Eureka. Nevadn.
RoDFRlCK MCINTYRE.
Administrator Of the estate of Angus MeIniyre.
deceased.
+. H. HARMON. Atty for Admir-.
Eureka. June g.. 1879. ie3-9od
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Ana II accordance with Law. and AZ order 81
the Beard of Directors. INSIDE On the fifteenth
day Of May. 1879. 50 razny shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ss nsy be neressEry.
will he sold At public auction. At the sfacc II
Thomas J. Ponltsrsr, srciiGnser, Room -.
Merchants Exchange building. Caiiforais
street san Francisco. California, on
Thursday. the Tenth hay Of July.
1878.
II tie hcur q 2o'elock ?. n. # said day. 70
pay said delinquent ssssssnenf thereon. 10
gesher with costs of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
u. r. yFRDENAL, Secretary.
OHee-BooIns 6 sad Z, 81 Pine street. San
Francisco. California je1T-td
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aYrIISATI0x r0R A PATENT

rIt0 THE WELSH KING MiSE-No- Si5.-
United Ststea Land Oifare, EuTssa, NeF,
lime -. 3efs-Nobee l. hfreby gife., 'hA'
he Atlantic and Pzei6e TuIrel ana 1iEing
Company. whose P.stGfaee address T. EuftAs,
N.vsss. have this day fled their spfiieNfitu
Tor 3 psteIt fer eight hundred hnesr ieet 81
the Welsh King mine CT vein, bearing ta-ter
with sarfzre AreuEd tvs hundred fftf IN
wiGth. s5tneie. lying aud bsin4 N Eureka Min
iug Dissrtt G uity Il Eureka saa stsie q Ne
vsca. and Enawm and designated ty fEc ttid
nai.s and eEeixl plat "a ~ IN tbs tfnfe A.
LIT No. Is3. Tie exterior Hufaat.ts 81 sasu
Lot NJ. iss hsii < as follows 70 vii variation
its dfsrets east. B%esiEalpg st a post H-arAed
No. ]. L 5 szrvsv No. ls4. IT, san4o being He-t
No. 1. T.. :. Snrvey No. ls3. Ilnicra zoe
whence EEhy Hi ko-I betrS y q N =
1871 feet. poet On rrlIAiufLf re4E n41FAea y
; uet uMenf No 4. lesr= y. de-. II IGin z.
zs.z feet. spruee tree. three sett ia dithsetsF.
stsndlur 81 tie month II kRcsisir tunnel.
hears y 81 deg. = Ein. =. 80 fset. Ahs tEs
center OF The top Of tGe Welsh thclsHs tears
{. 10 6sg. ", 80 feet: ilencf. TuuAiNs LTft
eoarse S sdeg T.. see feet, r. Etst NJ. ~. :.
sarT.y Nc. ia: thence. seeond ectrss > -
deg. W. 90 feet. = post m4rasd No 2 l =
SaFysF No. is4; fheuee, tAsfd clafs n > esS.
". se feet. to fpsf marked So. : srfNty
&s. -, TIE saIss bs3us icst \. Il ssiG sur
veg No. EAa. aud iherfce. an course n ~ deg.
2. .ee feet. l. pest 50. J.. tie place q tsglu-
uiu2. crn1sinin- three Ssiee res This ria M
i iounGsd On TIE BeTtn IS tie Lahtsrp.
The location Of tais nine is ouly rfeeFatu IN
the Recorders CEaee q Iureks AlsiGs Lis.<.:
IN nook u, Page 80. Any ard sa Tsrsens
claiming adversely any Yostiou q said Welsh
KIM uaiEe q sai3 nanlLs srou1a, ~ lere-
Hiefcrs e.ssrltca, tre required t. NE
;hssr eGTapse claim With tEe Hes star n lie
United stasss Land Once, II lEyske, ~ TIE
ststs q Neyssz. oailnW tie STATS days feTice
II rghl.1tfn bsEsf. = tAey NAl be tasrea
fS yIffaE Of the proyisiars u tte ststute.
jr-Nd Jas McA&gTiS. register.
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District Court Order.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF HI SIXTH
L Judicial District. State of Nevads. in and
fer Erress County, in the matter Of the estate
Of z. p. BUDD. deceased
1t appearing to the Court, by the petition
presented and fled by II, b. Badd. the Admin
istrstor Of The estate a P. P. Badd. deceased.
praying for an order to sell the rea, estate AZ
private sale. and that il Is for the best interest
Of the esfste to sell the sNme:
1t is therefore ordered By the Court. that all
persons interested in said estste appear before
the said District Court on WEDNESDAY. the
30th day Of July A. ID. 1879, at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom Of said
District Court. in the town ard county Of Fn-
reks. Nevsds. To show cause WHY an order
should not be granted 10 the ssid Administrator
to sell al the real estate q deceased at mr. ynte
sale. and thst a copy Of this order be published
ct lesst four successive weeks in the Fureks
Sc STiSEL- = newspaper printed aud published
in sal town AMI county Of EnretA.
RlyES. District Judge.
c. ]. LANSING. Atty for Administrator
Dated Eureka, Nevada, June 81, A. ID. 1879.
je21-3nd
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Assessment Notice.

'TNo MATT. MURPHY: YOU ARE HEREBY
netihed that ] have performed lnbor on
me sierr Nevada mine. situated In Antelope
minihg District. Eureka county. Nevada. since
May ISIS. TO May. 1879, amounting TO $50 in
United States gold coin. for your interest ~
700 feet In said claim. and that unless YEA paw
said amount within ninety days after the FIRST
rnnheatson Of this notice. your interest In said
WILLIAM I'm.
June II. 1879. ieIa1ave0d
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ArrEicArHo% SOS PAfgNT

ITO THE SAGE BRUSH ssTSE-No. sJA-
L In4tsd States Lsnd Cface, Hurt ~, Ne
yaau. June =. la1S-Aetee Is Aeres aften
that TIE Atlantic sHh Tastnr Tunnel Mining
gu4Gr3ly. gkCse Fosteflec sdGrtss - SFrfsa.
N,v4aa, Las, this Gay Eled ;AeiT application
f.r . pattnt fer nfte L EurdFsd ltn'Ar fest 81
tie sa. Brush Inlue Or ven. beeFlns silver.
with surfsse yFgahd tso hundred fett ~
y 9Th. siiutie. lying and being u tie Eureka
ItIiHg District. tCglty q Eureka. snH Stafe
Il NsgtGs. and known 1Hd designated IS the
Geld notes aud ciiftsi plat cn rle IL tbs ealee
ss LIT No les. The exterior boundaries q
sid Lot No. Is being - follows, t. Wit. Nari.
alton lt54 dee. .sst Beginning a. q Faht
marked Ne. I. u. 5. Sursey No. lsS. xhente
Euey EsA No. l bears n. I deg. ss nm r.,
Ia.~Si 4eSts rtstc % prominent rtst, marAec u.
:. nsoIuntnt No :, teKr- " deg - nuln K.
4.Sas feet; a fprDte pia. tses. t4ree fees IN a.
snleteT st4L1lag Ef tts naarsh ~ the Excelsior
tunnel. tears y ~ deg 81 min. eat. 80 ieet:
pcst Ao-2 Il e :. satyey NO ira, Lantern
lsne. hears n. deg 81 min W, $50 feet: snd
tAe SH-e Brush shaft tesrS J. y des ". -
feet; fAeIve, runairg nTst egu4seS ~ deg w,
30 feet. b. poe: married. 10. ,, L. S. survey Nc.
fs5: t.sBee. ID cpursr ", dag W, 1850 feet,
to pest aiarktd Nc 3 L. ;. surv.y NJ. is5;
thence. "a course y. - ces. f.. % feet. 70 pest
marked Ne. a, l.. T. Suryey No. Io: sud theEce.
5fh course, ;. Z deg. T.. Leo feet, to post No. ].
the place Of beginning, containing 8 ss-iuo
acres. This clslI1 - taunteG q TIE rtIth by
the Sci utl1c. tna - the east by the IsNtetL
snd Welsh kirg miEcs. The location Of tAis
asine is duly recorded ia the Esecrser's OF
ses of ElrekA Mining Distract. III Enak u.
rHge II ANY Hni sll ptrsens claiming ss-
ssrsely any portion Of sSid Sage trrsh mfne,
or said mining ground IS hereinhefore de-
sefibed. az. required 10 file their adv srse claim
with tie Register OF the Jnited States Land
Office. at Eureka. IN the stste IL NeNada, dur
Ing the sixty days period u publication hereof,
or they viii be barred by virtue Of the proyis-
ions u the statute.
Je2s-e0d JAS. McNARTIN. Register.
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DELINQUENT


1srox MINING coxPANT LOCI
A r1ax & pr1nesp1i plsee q n1sln. ~
f~r.srssec- CslifGrnls lccsncn
-. p5xrri-- E1r~ka C0zL1T. >sFEdA
@z--TAsre ARE 1es1HgusDs uI-su ne ~
aszf-x dss<-lted stock @ seea11f -
net NO. q hssed q sbF 2-fa tss
rTy. ne several .mo1Ess st cFF
.au.s Il tx r=r<cEFe sh1r-te
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Assessment Notice.

Two MRS. r. II. BArM. P~ALIsADE: YOU
4 are hereby notified that l have performed
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine. situstsd in
antelope Mining District. Eureka County. Ne
vete. since May. 1878. to May, 1873. amounting
to SIS in United States gold coin. for your in
tfrest ~ $50 feet in said claim. ard that unless
You pay said amount within ninety days sitter
the first publication of this notice, YOUR in
terest in said claim will become my property
by law. WILLIAM VII LIN.
June IL. 1879. jela-law.od
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CHINESE CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician.

s PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
the most scientific manner. He has msdt
medicine his lifetime study. and cures almost
every disease. He cures rheumatism in .
short time. He has new remedies for All
SPECIAL DISEASES. and can cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given het. n
uses no cold remedies. BE has made a numbe,
OF astonishing cures. and ali persons ailine
should 81 once CONSULT him. Chronic diseases
yield readily TO his remedies, and cures where
many others have failed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-17
THE IND UsTRIAL PROCESSION
The Committee Of Arrangements Organized


Mr.. George +. Trims, chairman Of the
meeting Of business men held at Willard's
Hall Wednesday night, yesterday appointed
the committee, consisting of one member from
each branch of trade, to have charge of the
arrangements for the industrial procession
with which it is proposed to inaugurate tho
National Fair. The following Is a list Of
members:
Clothing, George c. Honnng; dry goods,
Mr.. Clark; groceries, I. L. Hume; boots aud
shoes. William NJ. Dalton toys and notions, b.
Silverberg; jewery, r. Harris; baker, J. F.
Havenner; confectioner, +. Freund; carpets,
Julius Lansburgh furniture, w. b. Moses; hats
and caps, r. g. Lewis; ladies' and gents fur
niohings, r. II. Taylor; house furnishings, j.
w. Boteler tobacco aud cigars George w.
Cochran; ice, w. II. Ycrkes; wood and coal,
John T. Given; express companies George w.
Moss; coachmakcrs, Saml Meeks; livery stables,
J. T. Price; undertakcrs, R.W. Barker; butchers,
VIM. ii. HoOvcr bacon and dried beef ID. w.
Garst; butter dealers, A. T.. Phillips; lumber
dealers, X. Willett; sewing machines, w. H..
Clark; booksellers, Brad. Adams; job printers,
Il. Beresford; newspaper publishers, o. III.
Miller; brewers, Robert Portner; founders,
George White; hotels, J. G. Cooke; nursery
men, J. Saul; awnings, VI. G. Copeland; drug
gists, w. S. Thompson; commission merchants,
W. 5. Hoge; -four and feed. ]. Shaw; harness
aud saddles, Decker; oysters, John Hogan
photographers, c. NJ. Bell; plumbers and
gas.fitters, Brooks; stoves and tin-warc,
jerks; wines and liquors, Shoemaker;
hardware, +. z. May; restaurants, +. Hagerty;
brickmakers, Washington Brick Machine
Company; builders j. q. Naylor; paints and
oils, Francis Miller; agriculture, j. A. Baker;
paper-hangors, j. A. X. Moore; sporting goods,
J. J. Peabody; clothsand trimmings, 2. Hunklc.
Mr.. Timms notified these gentlemen Of their
appointment yesterday, and called q meeting
of the committee at the Board of Trade rooms
last evening. Mr.. Tmms called tho meeting TO
order and stated its object. After which ho was
elected president and Mr.. f. X. Ward, secre-
tary. Mr.. Ward stated that lie had conversed
with upward of hundred business men, and
all at once favored tho proposition in question.
He understood that Mr.. Robert Bonner would
drive out TO the grounds with President Hayes
behind Rarus aud Edwin Forrest heading. the
procession. Any exhibitor at tho fair would
have the permission OF the directors to have a
place in the procession. lie thought the pro.
cession would be not less than three miles in
length.
A committee of arrangements was appoint.
ed, consisting of Messrs. Frank Finley (chsir.
mani, C. NJ. Bell, James A. X. Moore, George
w. Moss, w. III. Yerkos, j. p. ID. Phelps r.
Beresford, w. l.. Clark, George +. Timms and
j. Brad Adams The meeting was then al.
joumed.
A general meeting of merchants aud bust.
ness men will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
next Monday evening, when the arrangements
made for the procession will be reported fol
their approval.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-17

Collector Cooks report for the month of Sep
TENDER shows that the collections during tho
month for general taxes, year ending June 80,
1879, for Washington City, Si6O56.57; George.
town, S1,S22.1O; county, S2,1362i; total, $50.
3li.9l. Personal taxes for Washington City,
S2,3l3.33 county, So 81; total, $2,320.24. For
the year ending June 30, 1873 general taxes,
Washington City, $l7,192.92; Georgetown,
81 ,306.06; county, S1,35i.ii; total $l9 S53. AZ.
Personal taxes, Washington City, S67l.S5.
Year ending juno 30, 1877, general taxes for
Washington, $l5,260.lS; Georgetown. $95.73;
county, Sl,41l.0l; total, $l6, 76992. Personal
taxes, Washington, $222.30. Year ending June
30, 1876, general taxes, Washington, 81 ,006 /;
Georgetown, $l25.05; county, 81, 03292; total,
SS,l6i1l. Year ending June 30. 1875, general
taxes Washington, $12,593.l3; Georgetown
s495.70; county, $1,0i3.91; total, $14l32 a
Year ending June 80, 1874, general taxes
Washington, SS,076.l7; Georgetown, 1888 30
county, 1885, total, S9,1lS.32. From re.
demptiou of tax-lien certificates, year ending
June 30. 1873 50, 490lS; same, 1872, 1872. so
total, S3,S62.6S. Licenses, 81 ,693.76; arrears
Of taxes in corporation of Washington, 81 562 20
special taxes, 81, 409.73; dog tax, S63O25 per.
NIT fees, $SS; water fund, So S75,50; fees for
tax certificates 5000; material furnished
Sl6.6l: Washington redemption fund, SlSl. So
grand total, $li2 1892. Amount of drawback
certificates received and applied to taxes, $52
36393; same erroneous tax sales, $203.55; SAINT
erroneous tax.lien certificates, 81. lGi.4i; paid
to Treasurer Of the District, $50 ,247. 40; total
STAG 1892.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-17
Prudent stock Speculation.

The Stock Exchange never presented such an
admirable condition for profitable and rapid stock
operations. There never before have been 80 many
fortunes made by quick fluctuations and skillml
manipulations. Careful and reasonable people
only operate through the combination system o T
large or small means To invest and realize hand.
some profits, which divided pro rata among the
shareholders every thirty days. New combinations
can be safely invested with splendid opportunities
for quick profits An Illinois grain dealer made
f322O'l ~ two inyesmenS "a Michigan farmer
three Investments over SO 900. A Wisconsin coun,
try merchant made Sl2i6.l6 in four combinations
and others have done equally as well. New ex.
planatory circular, with 'UneTring rules for sue.
cess" mailed By Messrs Simpson & Co., Bankers, 10
Exchange Place, New York City
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-17
The National Fair,

The directors of the National Fair, at their
meeting last night decided to move their
office TO the grounds next Monday, and
to have committee on duty from o'clock in
the morning till A in tho afternoon, for tho
purpose of receiving entries. The tournament
determined last evening that the
contestng knights shall represent the various
States and Territories and ride at five rings
which will be placed in front of the grand
stand. The committee on refreshments re-
ccived upwards of sixty bids for the privileges
under their control, but agreed not to publish
the names of the fortunate ones at present.
All the successful bidders will be notified to-
day, however, and contracts made with them.
1t is understood that Messrs. Finley & Koch,
who offered $3.50 for the refreshment bars,
are the highest bidders in this class, aud will
sign papers to-day. Tclegraphc communities.
ton will be established between Ivy City and
Washington by the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road although the fair managers have tele.
phonc connection with the grounds from their
office in this city.
The celebrated Arabian stations, presented
to General Grant by the Sultan of Turkey,
will be on exhibition, General Beale in whose
charge they were placed having given orders
to that effect A communication has been re-
ceiyed from Robert Bonner, esq.,, stating that
if assurances were given him of the good con
dition of tho track he would certainly be
present at the fair with Rarus and Edwin
Forrest, and possibly Dexter.