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A STABLE BURNED OUT.-PrOUidence Il.
l.. February -Hayward's stables at
Newport were destroyed by fire this NOM
ing. with twenty carriges, eight horses, two
ponies, and other animals. and hay and
gram. Loss, $4,000; insured. The owner,
who narrowly escaped being burned to
death, testified that he believed the fire was
OF incendlary origin, and that the incendlary
peri>hed in the flames. The body Of John
Shay, who was employed in the stable, has
been found in the ruins. He was on the
spot when the fire broke out, and lost his
life IN trying 10 get out the horses. Shay
had been arrested on suspicion OF burning
the other stables.
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THE CHINESE QUESTION IL 'FMsCO.- San
Francisco, February - "A mass-mceting
Of woikiDgmcn, he'd at Union Hall last
night, was very largely attended. Mayor
Kaoch was the principal speaker. His adj
dress was conservative in advising hearers
70 avoid unlawful measures in carving out
their efforts for a local settlement OF the
Chinese question. The audience was en-
ihu>astic, but orderly and attentive.
There was q large attendance at the Sand
Lots meeting to-day, and great satisfaction
WAS expressed at the action OF the Board of
Health in cOndcmning Chinatown. The
speakers counseIed the continuance OF
peaceful agitation.
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Strike Among Miners.
rnEIR pEMANp FOR MORE WAGES ACCEI

THEIR DEMAND FOR MORE WAGES AccEDED TO.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, February 23.-Tbe
miners IN the Cumberland region struck to-
day for sixty-fve cents. The New Central,
Maryland Borden, Georges Greek, and
Franklin companies acceded to the demand,
but claim that the concession Is only tempo
rary, so as to fill present contracts. IL Is
likely that all the companies will resume in
q few DAYS at the advance asked.
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Outrage, Murder. ana Swift Refribu-
tiOn In Texas.

GALVESTON, February pa NeuS spe-
cial from Jefferson says reliable Information
from near Linden, Cass county, gives the
following: Mrs. Clark, an elderly married
lady living in the Garry neighborhood, was
yesterday brutaly outraged and murdered.
Three men were arrested, and one OF them,
who confessed the crime, WIS horribly mu-
tlated by mob. His clothing was satu.
rated with cOal-Oil and then set on fire. He
was afterwards hanged. Intense excite
ment prevails.
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Furious COnfiagration at the Standard
OIL Works at cleveland. Ohio.

CINCINNATI, February ga Cleveland
dispatch says: SAT O'Clock this afternoon
1000 barrels OF oil escaped from tank at
the Standard Oil-W orks, No. Broadway,
which took fire, and furious conflIgration
is raging. and threatens TO envelop the
company's central and principal works.
The blazing oil Is floating on the creek and
river, making huge stream OF fire."
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GENERAL SHERMAN's RFTIREMENT.-[Spc-
cia TO the Cincinnati Commercially u ash
ipgion, February 2l.-Den. Butter worth
had an interview with General sherman to-
day in record to bis bill making compulsory
the retirement OF staff officer when they
reach the age Of >iX,y-twO. Sherman eX-
pressed himself to ButterwOIth as having
determined upon retiring as soon as he
reached that age, and allowing younger and
more vigorous officers chance for promo
lion. II sherman carries oul hi resolution
be will retire in April, 1881. The announce
ment Of his intention IN army circles here
has caused good deal OF talk, and has filled
the beads Of young officers with ambitious
dreams.
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How GRANT WILL RgTURN.-Neic Or
teams, February D. General Grant, in re-
plying TO letter from Acting-MayOr Isaac-
son trans hitting an invitation to visit this
city on his return from Mexico, SAYS that IL
facilities for travel are good, he will return
10 the United States UiG San Franchises; IL
not, be will return Uia Texas, and visit
places familiar to him during the Mexican
war.
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DELIVERED LECTURE AND DIED.-AL
61nH N +, February 22.-The Rev. DR..
Bush, OF New York, secretary OF the Amer
lean Board Of Foreign Missions, delivered
lecture In the First congregational church
here TO-DAY on FIFTY Years OF Mission
Work in Turkey" and then accompanied
Hon. b. X. Wood 10 his residence. About
> L. NJ. he complained Of moi feeling well,
and in very short time expired. His death
Is attributed TO rheumatism OF the heart.
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PEACE At PRINCETON COLLEGE.-The
authorities Of Princeton College and the
cla,. of 1880 have settled the difficulties
that promised 10 lead to an emeUte. The
Graduates threatened that they would spend
their money IN a dinner at Delmonico'S, in
New YORK, instead OF dey0llng it 10 the
erection of Il Grrnking-fountain on The
college. grounds, and thus produced the
desired effect. The authorities have with
drawa the most Objectionable parts OF the
resolution with regard to the proceedings OF
The c'as>-dly condemnation, and the
erlduaie.' committee is left TO decide on
what was proper in tbeir commemoratiOn
ceremonies. At a meeting Of the class,
resolutions were adopted approving OF the
action Il the faculty. So that class day,
next June, will be celebrated with all its
customary fciat.'and the grounds will be
decorated with sos memorial fountain.
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Labor Troubles in st. Louis.

CINCINNATI, February pa st. Louis
dispatch says: "The labor troubles are as:
sumlng alarming proportions. Already the
wagon-makers. cabinet-makers, brass-inish-
erS. moulders, and wood caryers are on
strike, and other trades are organizing pre-
paratory to striking. General disquietude
prevails in all branches OF labor. Coal
N ncrs in the BeleviIe district are also I'm.
easv -
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IiLDEN Buys A RAILROAD. Jersey City,
n. D., February 22.-Tbe New jersey Mid
land railroad was sold by Master.in. Chan.
etry heene, Of Newark. for the benefit OF
s oae nrst.morigage bondhoIders, for g. 500,-
wv. Charles Parsons. OF Pine street. New
d aotS, said TO be broker for Samuel j. Til
"e"' being tue highest bidder.
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DEATH OF A GEORGIA EDITOR. Augusta,
Ga, February 90 I'll. q. Wright. one OF
the editors and proprietors of the Chronicle
and COnStitutiOndiiSt, died to-day. aged
tsenty-nine, at the residence OF Governor
Herschel V. johnson, IN jefferson county,
after few weeks Illness. He has been
chief writer on the Chronicle since the death
Of his father, the late General A. II. Wright,
and was one Of The able,t writers on the
southern press. His death will be deeply
regretted in Georgia
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Ky Telegraph.
ny hV'ES "t
L AIAPL INE-STAIE MAHI E1

BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. February 23.-The beef-caitle mar
ket was very slow. Al price, were Oh Ngac.; very
best. 5A@5Ac.: first quality, 4sd 5sc.; medium,
3iMitc.: ordinary Zd3c.: most sales at 4tH
BE; receipts. 1904 head sales. l,043 head.
swine fairy active; receipts. 1896 head; quota
lions. GM6tc. The receipts Of snecp were l,22l
head: qnOlal tons. 4H0cac.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February %, 1850.

OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Whde 80 bushels: Of which 40 bush
e's were re-, INHIBITED. Rel. 372 bushels,
CORN Ukite. 1853 bushels. Hired, 800 bushels
OATs.-2,47s bushels; Of which ESQ bushels were
rec Exhibited. h'.' u.-s.. 49,
CLOVER EED.-6 bushels.
MFAL.-2O bu hels. -
WHITE BEANS A bushels; which we're re-eX.
hbitrd.
POTATOEs.-l4j bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT lJh,te, 20 bushels good Il $3.50: 40
bushels prime AT .52 total, 90 bushels Ret, $50
bushels prime Lancaster at 1852; 10 bushels very
good Fuliz At $l.47-tOtaL 800 bushels.
CORN white. 1873 bushels prime at 5Sc ; 20
bushels very good AZ 5Sc.-tOial, 3S4 bushes.
HiTed, 94 bushels very good on private Terms SO
busnrl> gOOd on private terms-toiaL 1910 bushes
OATS 200 bu>h,l prime spiug al soc.
BLACKEYED PEAS-b0 bushels prime a. 500.
POTATOEs.-45 bushels al soc.
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nHStsrED FOR ADVERTISING A LOTTERY
p peW fork, February 22-Charles A.
ny,ue was held in $500 bail for trial to-day
, .'ne rolice Court for publishing an adver-
Truth. Wv ' '''' ''''''' ="
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-24

AsepIc,N WATCHES Tho American
wa,cb company oi Waltham received last
WI an order from the British Govern
,rcni for 372 watches, intended for the use
- CONDUCTORS. engineers. station.ma,iers.
and other employees Il the State railroads OF
In3io This is the third large order re-
lived by the company from the same
s,rrce. and. like the former ones, was OBJ
,oincd in public competition with foreign
,oenufacturcrS. The London JelceHer and
LfoI. Worker. in IL issue OF January 10 h.,
otscrvc.. in reference To this order:
"Tha contract for watches to be used by
,be officials on the Indian STATE railways has
ora,u been secured by the American Watch
Company. 'lhiS j. the Third time MeSsrS.
Robbins & Appleton have received this dis
t,nction. when is not barren one, for II
uu,i be evident to The most preiudiced in
diyidual> that the timekeepcrs supplied on
tho uteyious occasions must have given
.,,i.I,cIion and answered the tests required
NJ them. This j. a Notifying fact for
Erglishncn. especially for those who be-
ME that were manufacturers here 10 show
mare ENTERPRISE they would he able TO COM
+, u, adyanlageouSly in tie manufacture OF
n. Grade, Of watche.. y Boston Adrer-
fttF
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, Febf'bry %, 1880.
sALEs.-40 shareI Of Richmond and DaByiIIe
Raj road stock sold at 55 (; 95 shares Of Richmond
and DanyilLe Railroad stock at 55s; and 10 shares
Of Richmond aud Dsnvlle Railroad stock ut 5G3.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
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! 10 arrests have been made.


NORFOLK. February 23.-John Dozier,
farmer near Deep c eb, made himself OBJ
noxious to his neiehbors by enforcing the
fence-law. On Thursday night lat his
house was surrounded by mob, who kept
up fu>ilade until Dozier and coIOred
man left the house by rear door, attempt
Ing to escape to the woods. The colored
man was struck by ball and killed. No
arrests have been made.
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A. DhsfRucTIoN oF A CHURCH. - Watertotcn,
~ H. February 22.-Tbe Arsenal-Street
,%hssahod'si church was burned 10 the ground
s soe morning. The less is estimated al $751;
w; insurance.. $1,000.
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The Canfured Yufes.

ARRIVAL OF SPECIAL AGENT ADAMS WITH HIS
PRISONERS.
New YORK, February GA Denver spe-
cial states that Special Agent Adams, TO
whom was entrusted the duty OF brin2ing
IN twelve Uies, against whom charges had
been made. arrived IN Denver last night.
The pTtv consists OF three prisoners cap
tured, ard six other Utes, with an interpret
err, Mears. The Indians are guarded by Q
small numbsr OF soldiers, and Will proceed
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SEED POTATOES.

CEED POTATOES.-One thousand bar
- rels EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selected esps-
eislly for seedbsrres Averaging marty tpr.e yasn-
els each. Persons wanting .hoiee STOCK f"f plant
'"- WV ALLISON q ADDISON,
nr9-im 1922 Carp street.
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ASK AM GOOD DOCTOR If HOP BITTERs are
not the best family medicine on earth. See notice
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henry Pride. OF TaIrmont. West yir.
s .n once temporary resident Of Rich
mond, died recently.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

asI6; orisht smoking luz s7.5Ve.ls. priytt
eaf. sl2.509t7O.
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state Of Virginia, city Of Rfehmond-to toft:
ICuARLEs L. WILLIAhs.a notary public for
the civ aforesaid In the Stare Of Virginia, do hereby
certify that George Lee and T.. A. saunders, whose
names are signed 10 the foregoing writing. have this
DAY ackno wiedked The san G before m IN my said
city, aud do further certify that George Lee al the
same time made oath before me that T.. A. Saunders
has actually paid 10 him In cash the sum or zen
thousand dollars his input into the partnership
mentioned.
Given under my hand this 14ih day OF February,
A. ID. 1880. CHARLES u W iLbi nnniS,i
f. lh-6W Noiafy TuOlN.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FEBRUARY 23.-The following are the quotations
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.

FEBRUARY 23.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR Export.
Lngs.-common, s3@s3.6o; med'um' $40
ira GSSgf.- Con s5%f5.5o; medium, ss@s7;
good nominal tne moma. extra t. AZ nSm.a s1
$3.50; good, s7a $3.50; fine, s0@tlO.
DARK s-MANUFACTURISG.
Lug FiHers.-Common. t3.50@sI; medium,
a4.50@f5: good, $500 50.
lear FiUers.-Con mon <5af5 so; medium.
rG0pefS.~C cmmop, s7.5o@ss.5O: medium.
iS.50at 9 good S9.50MSl0; fine, sl0@tll;
extra, il2@l3; extra sun-cnred, meme.
BRIGHT MANUFACTURING.
Smokers-HOmmOn, fs@el0; medium, sl0@
sl2; good :l2@tle; aae, si6@s20 a,oso.
go2d sla@fl2; bnS, nominal;
WrdDpers.-C Olnmon, sl0M 81 } medium. u so
s20: good, t20@ $50; hne, 100000; fancy, So
Gf65.
WraOpfrs. M4hOgany.-.Commou, sl2@$l6;
medium $50 @20; good Sg2@s2J iSne, $500
$40, extra, fi5GGS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods j. confined
principally TO good Old heavy bodied lugs and Ken
tucky River leaf We quote
old lucs, i4@t5: Kentucky River lugs, tl0@
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3 GslS.
ORR TOBACCO MARKET.
The sales of loose tobacco 40 Centre Warehouse
last week amounted TO 1890 pounds. This week
some Of tie finest iots Of bright Wrappers from
Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina
seen In Richmond for some lime viii be offered for
SALE
since February lst our market has sh)wn more
activity for all classes especially for working to6ac-
cos The receipts and sales OF priced leaf are large
" on the Increase. The falling of in The receipts OF
loose tobacco is marked aud 1t IL the general Inn
preston that there IS but ttc more Of this class TO
Ia a 70 " lille lin.
tedJ are on the increase, and look forward % a
more active market In this, IN All classes OF priced
leaf as soon as The loose tobacco Is out Of the way
the sales OF which at present cone 10 direct conflict
with the sales of priced tob1ccos. The Transactions
In bright iobaccos have been confined mostly to such
as are taken for export san cured tobaecos are In
demand and If fine command hne prices.
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RICHMOND. February 20, 1850.
7 United COMPREHENSIVE.

Tie undersigned have associated themselves to-
gether under the style and drm Of
CARLTON & MCGRUDER,
and have located at 9O9 MAIN STREET, Rich
mpud, Va, for the PURPOSE Of cOn' uctlng the RE-
TAIL SHOE BUSINESS Ia all IT. branches, and
will keep con stantly on hand fuli supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, aud VALIsES
Of the best manufacture. With a desire 10 please,
we nave BEEN very careful In selecting our stock,
and guarantee satisfaction 10 The most faslidious
botn In htyle and quality. Our friends aud The pub
nc are cordially invited 10 can and examine our
stock. ENTIRE NEW STOCK and NEW STYLES.
D. V. :. CARLTON,
formerly with WingO. Elicit & Crump;
&. n. MCGRUDER.
CARLTON MCGkUDER.
fel IL 909 Main street. edmond, Va.
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CARLTON & MCGKUDER.
feIs 909 Main street, edmond, Va.
WYE. GEORGE LEE AND r. A. SAUN

WE, GEORGE LEE AND +. a. SAUN-
w DEHS. have this dav formed limited CO.
PARTNERSHIP TO conduct In the ciy Of Rich
mOnd Va. where we bOth reside, the GENERAL
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS Ter The
period of one year from this date.
GEORGE LEE Is the general partner and r. A.
SAUNDERS Is the 50. cial partner, and mas coniri.
buted the SUN OF ten thousand dollars as his lnput
into the concern which i 10 do business under the
style OF GEORGE LEE.
Given under our hands this l4th day OF February,
A. ID. 1880. GtOkGE hhr,
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Killed by Il Mob.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
NORFOLK, February pa mob OF the
people Of Princess Anne county, near Lon
don bridge, surrounded the house OF a
farmer n9med John DOzier night or two
since. and shot Dozier and killed 4 negro
hand.
Dozier had been shooting cattle passing
on his farm.
No ARRESTS have hppn made
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CO-PARTN ERsHIP.-HAyING

GO-PART N + r ; ii [ u .-HAFING
" BOUGHT OUT L. r. CARRINGTON In the
COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS The undersigned
have THIS DAY formed CO.PARINERSIllP
under the sty aud firm of CkUMP 4 WEST. and
can BE- found at 1919 EAST CARY STREET. where
they viii keep always on hand iull supply OF AN
and BIIUMiNOUS coal for family.
foundry factory, aud steam uses. Also, select
stock OF WODI-prepared by machinery Tor kin-
ding aud cooking purposes
with the desire to please and view 10 sell at the
Owesi market rates we respectfully sOiicl the pa
ronagc of our friends and the public centrally.
II. 4. CRUNP.
formerly with T. Il. Corrington;
{. IL. WEST.
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DISSOIUTION OF CO-PARTNER-

~ sHIP.-The firm OF PUTNtY WATTS Is
Ihts day dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
against the concern will be paid ty Stephen Put,
new, 10 whom parties indebted 10 lhe concern VIII
P'"'S A""N '"' WILLIAM X. WATTS.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MNIATuRE ALMANAC-FEnRrARY "a. 1850
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NOTICE.

Twin continue the BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
I'm All its branches at The Old siand OF Puiney
WAITS and hone TO receive oniinuanee OF the pa
lronage 20 literally bestowed on ne o'd soacsrn;
Itale pleasure 10 recommending my friends 10
the new concern. NiLLih" ~ " "AN
fe 2-30t
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Coolie. KilIed BY a Railroad Accident.

LONDON, February pa diSpalch from
Calcutta to the Times says: "An accident
occurred on the 18th instant on the Canda-
har railway, near Nitri, by which seven
coolies were killed and four injured.
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TILE LOTTERY GASES.

WARRINGTON, February 23.-The case Of
NJ. A. Dauphin against the POstmaster-G en-
eral was decided to-day. Justice Cox deliy-
cred the opinion, declining to grant the in
junction prayed for. Cbef-Juslice Cartier
and Que other of the six judges dssented.
AN INVESTIGATION ASKED FOR.
WAsHINGrON, February % The House
Committee on Public Lands instructed its
chairman to day 10 ask suspension OF the
rules in order 10 secure the passage by the
House Of resolution appointing a commit
tee to- investigate the acts Of the Hot
Springs, Ark, commissioners.
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Tie DiamOnd-MakinG Process Not
Proved.

LONDON, February 23.-ProfesSOr Roscoe,
Of Owens College, Manchester, says he re-
gard> the evidence thus far submitted by
Mr.. J. Balantyne IIunnay as insufficient 10
establish the conclusion thar he has discov-
ored tho process OF making diamonds
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THE STAR POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The sub.
committee OF the House Committee on A1-
preparations will submit report to the full
committee tomorrow upon the necessities
OF the star postal service. 1t is thought
that the committee Will at once perfect the
deficiency appropriation bill to keep the
star service in its present condition.
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WASHINGTON, February 90. - General
Beluregard appeared before The House
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads
to-day and made long statement relative
to the Louisiana lottery. He said its draw
ings were conducted in a perfectly honest
manner, and he invited the most rigid in
yestigation of its affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NOTICE No az, u. u. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No lts and ISL. UNITED STATES Land
vrricE. Carson CITY. Nevada, February %,
lsou. Notice 10 hereby given, that the silver
Jaskst Mining Company, Q corporation Of the
State IL California. having Ito principal place
OF business 1t Ban Francisco. California, has.
by ". pchlager. Its agent and superintendent
Z, h"ss postofacs address IL Gold Hin. Storey
couu,y. Nevada, this day nlsd In this onics its
application for . United states patent for a..
teen hundred ,ito0) feet Of the Monumental
Twins lode, bearing gold and silver, with sur
'nsftsr described. the same being officially sur
vsyed and plated BY the Surveyor General -
y \. Survey or Lot No. ltS and l81. In Town.
,hips 10 and II north, Range II esst, Mount
siablo Meridian. In the Gold Hill Mining DIS
trict. county Of storey and stats Of Nevada.
and described BY metss and bounds by the plAt
and Geld notes on ale In this once - follow !
Twins No. !. thence running south ten Qol
degrees east nfteen hundred Qboo) feet to . post
marked Monumental Twins No. 2; thence north
eighty 1907 degrees east six hundred to0o) feet
TO . post marked Monumental Twins No. :,
from which the quarter section corner In north
north. Range twenty.one lal) east, Mount d.
ablo Base and Meridian, bears north twenty
eight t2S) degrees west, distant nve hupdnd
and twenty l620) feet; thence running from said
post No. . north ten ti0l degrees west seven
hundred md ~nfty.thres (;eSl ieet to the south
essterly boundary Of U. y. Survey No. las,
North Chapman lode; thence south MY .eight
tbS) degrees ten QoI minutes west. one han.
dred and sixty.uine 1850 feet TO post No. I Of
said u. g.. Survey No. las, North Chapman lode;
thence north twenty.one and one half l21hl
degrees west eight hundred and twsnty.four
1874 feet to q point and thence south eighty
1907 degrees west two hundred and seventy.
TOUR (21D feet to post No. !, the place OF BE-
ginning. containing 10 % LOO acres. the said
claim being Of record In the once Of the Re-
corder Of storey county. Nevada, o. Virginia
City. Nevada, In book "B'' OF Locations. Of page
6o6 and being bounded upon the northeast 4
part by the said North Chapman lode or U. b.
Survey Ne. lt3.
Reference IL hereby made to the ofncisl plat
posted upon the said Monumental Twins claim
and to the plat and Geld notes on ale In this
once for more particular description Of the
mining ground hereby sought 10 be patented.
All adverse claims must b nled In this once
within ski 1907 days from the frst Newspaper
publication Of the notice Of said application.
fs26 q. N. HARRIS. Register.