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The daily gazette., 1880-03-13


AN ENGLI>HMAN, who has been
travelling in that part of Siberia which
extends down into the hollow of lbe
earth, says that he rode through the
country on horseback at an expense of
cent mile, and that he saw a large dis
tIict tha. produced splendid wheat which
could be bought at sixpence for forty
pounds. He also saw large quantities
Of Dnseed fax. hemp, hides, tallow,
wool, ETC., that could be bought equally
cheap, from mines were in great abun-
dane, and he picked up at haphazard a
piece of the ore 80 rich and magnetic as
20 support large needle. of this iron
thousands OF tons could be obtained that
would make the finest cat steel. There
We're also copper mines in the valleys.
The TIM Der was SPLENDID and in great
Disappointment never attends the nee
OF Or. BpiHs Baby Syrup. Price only q
cents bottle. n n r.
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In the. House, Mr.. Manning asked
leave tosoffer a resolution directing the
Judiciary Committee to investigate
the alleged contract between the Pa
cific Railroads and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, and report what
legislation is necessary to protect the
public interests. Mr.. Newbery, of
Mich, objected. 4, Mr.. Hammond, from
the Judiciary Committee, submitted a
report on the bill in relation to trade
marks, which was ordered to be print
ed and recommitted. The Deficiency
Appropriation bill was reported, and
discussd in Committee of the Whole.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Covert,
Of N. Y, to suppress the pleuro- pneu-
moriia in cattle, and by Mr.. Scales, of
N. Y ,appropriating $3.50, 600 to carry
out the agreement with the Utes of
Colorado. Adjourned until Monday.
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SheriT,s SnIea

At the Lafayette Hotel ~. Il
noon, Deputy Sheriff Morri,an u,I' .sl| ny
public sale the following nropa..t oua sk
Wesleyan Female College S"s ~ y 10Y Y
street, above Sixth, to Be- Beui i Ma ,,S'
Esq, for 81 900. as4
Property OF Morris McDov.u
Union street, between Loyr,,"a
Shallcross avenue (east siJsN IL, \,
feet, TO VIM. J. Johnson, for s% y; W n
house is a two story brick '
Properly OF Charles g. STAN.
Maais0n Maids street, between ElgES !
Ninth, (east side) to D. J. Manu., W.
Mechapics Loan Association , y, .
subject to Loan mortgage Of Soe y , ,
other encumbrances "as
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WALL STREET YnsrRRpAr.-Stockl

were active, but very much depressed
until the closing hour, when they
recovered apolrt or more on the report
that Secretary Sherman was to make
libersl bond purchases, Money ruled sc-
tive at 0 per cent. and for a time was
quoted at 'commission" of 1872 per
day extra. Governments were steady.
State and railway bonds were dull and
depressed. Foreigen exchange was weak.
Domestic exchangs have turned in favor
of Now York.
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LGtest Cable MesVs.
JEsUITs RETURNING TO THE LAND OF
LOYoLA.
MApRIp. March 12. 1ssO.

MADRID, March IL, 1880.
I hear to-day, in aristocratic and cler-
ical circles, that the French Jesuits have
intimated to the Primate Of Spain that
they intend to seek refuge in this coun-
try IL they are expelled from France.
They took the first steps last summer to
increase their already fiourishing schools
in several provinces ofthe Peninsula, and
after the CsrlIst war they obtained pos
session Of their founders house and con-
vent at Lcyola, in the Basque Provinces,
whittier he was carried after the selge of
Pampeluns, and where he first deter
mined to put aside worldly things and
make his pilgrimage to the Convent Of
Montserrat. They were expelled from
Spain In ITO by the Bourbons, but
were tolerated again after the war OF
Independence. In the present century
they were again expelled and again re-
turned AFTER the restoration in 1874. To-
day the Spanish Jesuits probably num-
Der more than two thousand, including
priests, scholastics and brothers.
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CHERIFFs SALE

- IN > HAHAH
y By virtue OF a writ OF Als. Venditi tioni
Exponas TO me directed, will be exposed
10 public sale. at the ...---r-
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
at Middletown,St.G Georges Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware on
MONDAY, the 10Th Day OF March, 1850,
at II o'clocka. M.
The following described real estate viz:
All that plantation, farm or tract of
land, lying and being In Appoquinimink
hundred, New Castle county, aud State OF
Delaware. bounded and described as foIs
lows. TO wit: Beginning at stone on the
east side of woods road, a dividing cor
ner between the allotment ts and corner for
the heirs OF simon Sweatman and William
winner; thence ruDninr with the line of
land OF Manlove Hayes, north Ak degrees!
west 49, b-lO peIches to "a stone In the
woods, corner for land OF Manloye
HAY es; thence north 81 degrees, west loo
perchee and 5-lu of u perch TO q stone "A
corner for lands OF Edward Wilson aud
Manlove Hayes thence with the line OF
lands OF Edward Wilson north sA de-
grees, west lOl $40 perches TO a larGe cor-
ner while OAK. being the first bounded
tree OF Toes purchase, standing on the
east side of the main brai ch OF the head
OF Sabsafras river, a corner for lands of
Edward Foyer aud Edward Wilson. north
"a degrees, east "a 2 10 perches TO a corner
for lands Of dwHrd Wilson thence there
with south i613 degrees, easI 3iS perches 10
stake in an old field corner for the
heirs OF Simon Sweatman. and thence
therewth 10 the place OF beginning, about
south o7M degre' 9, west liz S-lO percbe es 10.
the nrst mentioned stone. containing
within said lines l9s acres, II perches OF
land mere or less. with one and-a- half
sCorleu frame house, frame stable, with
corn crib thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Thomas Murphy, deceased,
GIhomas q. Murphey aud John H. Hall
executors OF Thomas Murphey, decsasedj
and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifi's Office, New Castle, March 10,
lSo' mhl2-3tawts
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/ 4 PASSED THROUGH.

The remains Of John Lynch, who
died from the effects of being struck
on the head with a flying piece of
crowbar while at work on the P,, w.
& b.. r r., ON Wednesday last, were
brought down from Philadelphia, on
the New York and Washington Ex-
presss, yesterday afternoon. They
were takcn-to landenburg where his
parents reside, on the . 30 train, on
the Delaware Western r. II. q
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FIFTH EDITION.
NDq .rRtJE

A despatch purporting to be from
New Castle, stating that the Levy
Court met to-day and adjourned over
until April 9th, is untrue, and is like
ly to mfslead many people. i5D - =
The Court was not in session to-day
having adjourned yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock until Tuesday morning
next at 1890 o'clock. 1t would be
impossible for them to adjourn until
April as. the Jaw reqpiresthem to meet
on the two last days of March. I
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The steam yacht Arrow was burned
on Geneva Lake, Wisconsin. yesterday
morning A discharged emf loye is sus-
pected of having set her on firs, and The
people threaten to lynch him IL caught.
FIRE.-Charles Adams, near Man b
Hope Bridge, had q hrld of sown pine
and 1000 fence rails destroyed BY are
last week,
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THE BOAT RACE REVIVED.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 12.-Strong
efforts are being made for another boat
race between Courtney and Hanlan,
aud In case the former does not consent
to row, Reilly will do battle In his
stead, for $4,000 prize offered by
Rochester firm. The articles OF agree
ment will likely be signed IN few days
by both parties. -s.# / -
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CUT TO PIECES WV

READING, Pa, Maroh = AN
srrss, e1S''.,nent ~ ,, here over tbs ~ X.
9cnneck, the wife Of a riCn U' Cd
Lawhili Township, L4Ins,hC ,,Co iarus
husband bal bee ab'as,, bsa county n
r. turned alter dark H. Naa.
silent and dark. round ihsIi \
i, In Inside 10 lay the body ofhi, d..
hacked to pieces with az u" osad Il
tue front porch the hloaI ad axe I'd
vas found. The husband = ulns'lpl
nut subsequently relrassd was sfrsa
have at last been founJ .u' W. Wlhe|
NOR, who VIII swear they " ~. sOsi =
ON the day of the murder 'u'' asna
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Prof. Willis, Lactura.

Prof Willis, of Chicago, delivers his
lecture on Physiognomy, in the Opera
House lecture room, on Monday even
ing. This lecture is highly spoken OF
by the press Of the various cities where
II has been delivered, as an unusually
entertaining and instructive discourse.
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FOURTH EDITION
snasensse,,, for Te-Dny.

Na'liac, prscsdsd BY stationary or
h,gAer barometer, sofnds mostly mortAsr-
", higher ssmpsratuys, e,oujy esatAsr,
soith rais or snoss, yolloecd BY clearing
sosdther. =. NJ inIIa,.L A.....l nl-..l-. -. I
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DUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold on the farm Of John Mccaf-
ierty. on the Concord pike, 8 miles rom
house, Brandywine Hd., on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1880.
at l.SO O'Clock p. m,
good work and driving horses, cows. 2
heifers, Germantown carriage 1 n,ari,.t
dearborn, two horse farm wagon. i Two
horse syracuse pillow, 1 Adaniant plow
harrow cultivatOts, hoes, forks, scythes
grain cradle. carriage, wagon, plow har
ness, chnrn and dairy fixtures, lot of not
bed sashes, carriage. wagon and pillow hars
ness, &c. -"'
TERMs-All sums OF $50 and under cash
All over that amount six months credit IN
the purchaser giving banking note with
L. W. Stdhan q Son, a Auctioneers.
mar4-2td&w-y, ,l6d.
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AN EIeHTG;YEARoLp,s GseRo ,s'
= DERRR ~ Nll

Y a.sl San FRAscrsco, Marx = N
neighbor named ClapL ei raddsa M
during Clark's absen.dL M dLe6SOn@ p h
menced m, fencing in mn tSo faddsss
CLARK ordered him of. sEI ~ land. d
hSads nan $50, Of her son, only l{',saa s ysas ias
upon the boy shot Paddnaa G,l asayyi1
arrests have yet been uI,l moll dead I
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CLAYTON House Arrivals.

G. b, Wright, PhiIada. ll.,.
W. y. Wheeler, Montreal, Canada.
N. Q. Wooster, New York.
e. X. Esmond 1"
W. j. stapler. Marlboro, N. Y.
w. ], Noble,
William ]. Henley, New York,
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TO Visit Chester.

A number of members ot.the Phoenix
Fire Company will visit Chester on
Friday evening, Aprt 10th. to attend
the ANIMAL ball OF the Pacific Club of
that city. =.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13

''The Salvation Army will attack the
Kingdom Of the Devil in Harry Hills
1heater of Varieties on Sunday eve
ming next" So says the New York
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
SPECIAL SERVICES.

The ord nation and installation of DR..
+. l.. Springer and Mr.. r. Mote, az
Ruling Elders will take in the Christi
ana Presbyterian Church.. next Sunday
evening, the 21st. The SERMON win b.
preached by Rev. j. u. Vallandingham,
the charge TO the Elders will be givei,
by Prof. Mackey, and the charge TO the
people by the pastor, Rev. j. Snyder
Services Will commence at half past SO
ven o'clock. VII
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The Rios nrIbers sseking Pardon.
MARRIEp-

MOORE'-WELCH.- home. on the
llth inst, by Rev. John A. b. Wilson.
Mr. IL. Ii: Moore and Miss Amanda M :
Welch, both of this city. -
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PJRCHAsE OF COTTON MILLS

Mr. Robert Carrots, of the we'll known
Baltimore banking house of Il ebert Gar.
ret Il Sons, has purchased the Monni
Vernon Cotton Mills, at Alexandria Va.
These mills are probsbly the largest Of
ihe kind In the SOnth, turning ont when
In fnlloperation o 1000 yards of sheetinR
daily. The cost Of the purchase Is mot
known
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SdVed Ou q Chain Shirt.

LONDON, March l2.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent OF The Daily Teie-
graph says: "Undoubtedly the life OF
General Melikof, chief of the Supreme
Executive Committee, was saved by a
chain shirt worn under his uniform.
When the NihilIst emissary, Vladetsky,
attembted to assasslnate General Nell
koff on the Sd inst. he was on the Cen
erals right and the bullet tore hole in
the latter's coat between his ribs and
hip, where penetration with deadly eff
feet was certainty had not the protect
ing mail arrested the bullet.
The Rios Dribers Seeking Pardon.
HARRISBURG, March 12.-Applica-
tion will be made for pardon in the
cases OF Kemble, Salter, Petrof, Rum
berger and Crawford, and their counsel
are now preparing reasons that will ac-
company such application. 1t is thought
that a special meeting of the Board Of
Pardons will be called TO consider these
cases. Follow is the advertisement ap-
peAring here.
Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the Board of Pardons for
the pardon Of Charles b. Salter, William
H. Kemble, Jesse r. Crawford, William
F. Rumberger and Emil J. Petroff, in
the cases respectively against them in the
Cour' Of Quarter Sessions Of Dauphin
county ior corrupt solicitation.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

National Bank OF Delaware...........40o
First National Bank. LIS
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank OF WI. q Brandywine5 50
Farmers' Bank k..t.. ....s... 30
Wilmington Coal Gas Co... ............S S.
Delaware X. Il. C0......................26 20
Delaware Western II. r. Co........... %
Phila.. VIII. 4 Baltimore r. X Co..... 6SL
" Wilmington & Northern X. r. Co..... u
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire lns. Co................. 88
Masonic Hall C0....... ..................... 4
BONDS.
DelaWare State. ..:....'.....s..'.......l
Wilmington City 6's....................ll0
Whining ton City 5's..,. ..IO6
New Castle Co. lst mortgage. Z
Masonic Hall Co. tst nnortgake.. :. . no /.
Delaware X. X. nsion.............lU2
Wilmington Passenger Z. W., LIST
mOrlgage ....a
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DIED THE SNOW

The dead body of Hiram Bejoice.
once a well-tO-do citizen was found
on the turnpike at west Creek Nj,
yesterday morning. He was seen to
staged toward his home last night,
in toxicated, and it is thought he lay
down in the road and died from ex-
pOSuro.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
ProtectIns oystermen.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 12.-
A howitzer, box of muskets and field
ammubition were shipped by steamer
Yesterday to Lancaster county, by the
Virginia authorities, to protect the
oystermen OF the Lower Rappahannock
against foreign dredgers.s
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
By virtue OF writ OF Leyarl P.a,,
me directed, will be exposed Ia % M,
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. S,l sb,Ol.,
Kept by John ]. Dougherty in IN. N,
Wilmington, New Castle COUNTY. rl
ware, ON ~
WEDNESDAY, the Slst DAY Of NARr
-r. A. D.. 1881. at 2 O'Clock, D. m.
The following described real estate y,,
All that certain lot, piece or p,rJ
land with a brick house thereon M,
ed, situate In the city Of WimlnFo1
bounded and described as follows IN b
beginuing on the northerly side Of M
sheet at the distance Of IL feet ne h
same more or less from the c0rntrtornI
by the Intersection OF the easteryN Nd,
pruce street with the northrrly SD,
FIflh street; thence north ~ degrea d
iOO feet 10 corner; tbeyce north s. d
gfeeE, west Is feet, bt the sane mOe
less. 10 IA corners thence s0utherly % u
grees, west ~ feet 10 the line Of The ha'
I n three-feet wide alley. thence awI
s I'D lfue OF said alley south 81 dene.
east feet To IA corner; thence along III
ehhterly side OF hald thTee-lert wide al i
south ~ degr, e., west NJ feet 10 the b0l
"rly side ol Fifth siI eet thence aOngni,
side OF said sire seuth 81 degrees. ekA !
ieet, be the same more or 'ess, 10 lbe pad
~ beginning. be the contents thereOfvh1
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as d
property Of Ann Harrlgan and t. tLu'
10 be sold by -.....
JOHN PYLE, shenG
Sherifrs office, New Castle, March
lShO. iFr ffs inarlS.eOdh
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SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION,

Park Drove Yard, West Phtla., Feo. q.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO TO l3O As. 6.30; good
80 70 100 bs., 8 to &c; fair, 30 30 IS hs. 81
TO 57+c. good lambs, 81 a $40. common
lambs, 81 to &C.. calves, 8 to 10. Market
steady and arrivals all sold. Arrivals
46OU head.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

VIM. Morris, an old mau residing on
Tatnall street, above Fifth, who was al
most completely blind 10 one eye for q
number of years found the sight fully
restored few days ago. The recovery
isdue entirely TO natural causes ,as he had
previously ly tsken no remedies for his de-
fective vision.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
Chung HotU Beheaded

LONDON, March ia despatch from
Shanghai, dated to-day, to Reuters
Telegram Company, says: alt is report
ed that Chung How, late ambassador to
Russia and who negotiated the Ruldia
treaty with that government, has been
beheaded, and that = revolt has broken
out in Pekin.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
FinanciaI and o Cesnnsrsial.

WILMINGTON. Dell, March. l2, ESQ.
Lsesest SLoeK quotations Iurnlhlaed by
aeald a Co., Clayton House Building
Wilmington, bel. at II n. to-day
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We manufacture these goods OUT"
best standard muslins, perfect nn"H ',r
sell them for less than they wsp n
sold, Notwithstanding the sharp u"
cotton goods. For instance, II
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4 Secret Dtrulned.

CHARLEsTowN, March 12, 1854
Washington despatch to the News and
Courier says information has been re-
ceived through private sources in
Egypt which reveals the secret of who
is to bear the expense of the removal
of the Alexandrian obelisk to New
York. The work was undertaken at
the instance of Mr.. W. H. Vanderbilt,
who is to pay $75, 900 on its successful
completion.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
IMPROVING.

Mrs. Gotleib Mamele. who was strick-
en- with paraiysisl on Monday evening
last, is slowly improving from the effects
Of the stroke, She Is now able 30 sIt M
ont of bed. Her manv friends will be
pleased to learn that she Is recovering.
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Will REPLY 40 BOB.

Rev. A. w. WAyman, Bishop Of the
African NJ. L. Church, will deliver his
great lecture, In reply 10 Col. r. G. In
gersol's attack on the Bible IN Court
House Hall, Dover on Thursday even
ing next.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
IMPROVEMENT

"A new blacksmith shop Is to be built
at the Old Ferry Rolling Mill, Sorth
Wilmington, work on which will be
commenced on Monday morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13

of Skirts, Drawers, chemlse' Sf Xxi,
Dresses, and Corset Covers - sfI
trimmed, which we propose .es,Strr,p ~ I'd
for less than other manulsr'r a'ar..
are selling them to store keep'''
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
AHOME FOR THIRTY DAYS

II IT y w II IT . " I II IL I DA ,.
At the police bearings this morning.
John Walraven, was the only occupant
OF the dock. John was arraigned on the
charge OF vaRrancy, and was ven n
home at New CASTLE for thirty days. He
has been there before. -.
HERRING.-Large quantities of her.
ring arc now being caught at M,Ilsboro
On Thursday 300 ponnds were caught by
one seine at one "haul" They are now
selling at that place for 81 90 per hun
idred.
REMOVAL. DIR Nixon, OF Lewes, will
remove to Philadelphia the frat of
April. He is well known throughout the
county as a reliable dentist, and his
many friends will regret to learn of his
proposed removal Sussex Journal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09
THE ALBION.
Ore Raising Inaugurated Night.
MISUNDERSTANDING Tons on the
DUNN.

Ore Raising Inaugurated Night
BefOre-Last-Eighty Tons on n
Dump.
There has been a systematic effort in
certain quarters in this community to
cloud and underrate the late development
in the Albion mine. The SENTINEL has
given the facts, from time to time, pre-
cisely as they existed. If there be con-
fiicting titles, or claims to the ground, that
is a matter for the Courts to deal with.
This journal conceives it to be its duty to
the public to important develop
ments, whether made upon disputed terri
tory or elsewhere. The existence of ore,
destined to add to the wealth and impor-
lance Of the district. is the chief thing in
which the local public feels an interest.
That there is ore, and plenty of it, in the
Albion does not admit Of doubt. That it
is OF as high a grade, if not higher, than
has hitherto been found in the mines of
Ruby Hill is equally true.
TIL dimensions Of the bonanza are still
undetermined. Enough is known, how
ever, to establish the fact that the body is
very extensive. 1t has been penetrated a
distance Of thirty feet, showing marked
improvement with every inch advanced.
The work Of hosting ore was ~inaugurated
night before last. At 8 o'clock p. M. yes
terday about eighty tons Of heavy black
galena ore had been deposited on the dump.
By the time this article reaches the public
there will be, probably, one hundred and
fifty tons on the surface. This is m
thing tangible, something practical, that
all who choose to visit the mine may see
with their W eyes. The officers and en-
ployes are all sanguine that the Albion will
very soon take rank as one of the great and
productive mines Of the district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-09

Some Interesting Data for the Com
sideratiOn Of Eastern Readers.

some res Dat0 AOf tine Sou.
sideratiOn Of Eastern Renders.
There can be no question that the de-
preston in the Comstock is affecting in
juriously the mining interests Of the entire
State in the eyes Of Eastern investors. The
idea prevails with them that the Comstock
is played OUT; that it is not productive
at great depth, and that it must soon be
abandoned. Thinking thus, they class all
other mining sections in Nevada in the
same category, and away they go with their
capital to the fresher fields Of Colorado.
1t is this false idea that must be combatted
at the East. Confidence must be restored
in the wealth Of the Comstock before we
can expect a general mining boom in our
State. A fair revival of prices and a few
dividend-paying mines on the Comstock
just at this time would accomplish Won
ders for the rest Of the State in the matter
Of attracting Eastern capital to a large
number Of languishing districts. The
Comstock is not exhausted, and has not
reached too great a depth to pay. Ex-
PNAAciASC tSdluCc thdt IL DODduLds u VIC
grand old lode have steadily improved in
wealth with depth. The following figures
from the Gold Hill News, which are repro
duced for the information of the SENTI-
NEL's Eastern readers, disclose a state of
facts which deserve to be attentively con-
sidered:
Between the surface and the 1000 level
Of the Comstock twelve bodies of ore have
been worked out, yielding $500, 800 tons of
ore, OF an average value OF 500 IS per ton,
and have produced S103, 425, 074 in bullion.
The net profit of working these bodies has
been S22 ,813, $50, which sum has been re-
turned to stockholders in dividends.
Between the 1000 and 1000 levels two ore
bodies have been up to the present time
uncovered, and one Of these has been
worked out. The first was in Belcher and
Crown Point, and the second in Con. Vir-
ginia and California, and is not yet ex-
hausted. Up to January l, 1878, these two
ore bodies yield 2,413,1 1874 tons OF ore, aver
aging SCI so per ton, and producing S148,-
466, 500 in bullion. The net profit in work.
ing these bodies up to the date above men
toned was $S4, $3.50, 900, as per the return
to the stockholders in dividends.
These figures show that while the guam
tity OF ore extracted between the 1000 and
1000 levels was 1,107, 1856 tons less h the
amount which the lode yielded between the
surface and the 1000 level, the bullion pro-
duct Of the former was $45, 041 ,555 in ex-
cess Of the latter, and the net profit real
lied in dividends from the lower section
was SOL ,522, 720, or nearly 400 per cent.
greater than in the upper.