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Amusements.

A small-sized audience was present at
the Opera House on Friday evening to
W tness the performance of Leavitt's
Specially company. The performance
was Indifferent and consisted OF songs
iapces, short sketches and one or two
burlesq ues. Some of the performers
were applauded5
CHARLOTTE THoMPsoN.
Miss Charlotte Thompson presenter,
for the first time in this city, on Christ
mas afternoon, her new play, "The
PIante,'s Wife" The attendance at the
matinee was very good. The play was
again presented in the evening TO an
oyercro wded house, standing room being
al premium. There ls not much dram
atic force In the play, bat what there is
was fully bro Ight ont by Miss Thomp
son, 1t does not afford her tie opportu-
nitv of displaying her power as an act
ress. as in "Jaue Eyre" "Lady OF Ly-
ons." and other standard plays. The
audience was highly pleased, however,
and Miss Thompson was Tue recipient oil
generous applause.
KATE THAYER.
On Wednesday evening next Mis-
Kate Thayer, assisted by u competent
compspy and the famous Spanish Stu
dents, will appear In grand concert.-
Miss Tbayer appeared IN this city on
two previous occasions, and gave en-
tire satisfaction to all who heard her,
The spanish Students who will assist heI
on this occasion are we'll worth the price
81 admission. In sneaking of her, the
Rochester, N. Y. Chronicle says
Miss Kate Thayer is uDqnesnonably u
fine singer, and shows exceilsnt Judg
ment In the choice of music for the dis
NAV of her voice. Itis clear, powerful
and of good range, and she sings wiIl
a dramatic expression which makes he
doubly effective. The playinl
by the Spanish Students was remArkaoi,
! tine and heartily enjoyed.
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SECOND EDITION
UNeLE sAMUEL's COURT.
JURORS DRAWN FOR SERVICE AT THI
JANUARY TKRM.

JURORS DRAWN FOR SERVICE AT THE
JANUARY TERM.
The follow ing jurors were drawn,
Friday afternoon, for service at the JAN
uary term Of the U. s. District Court
OF this State
GRAND JURY.
New Castle county, harles K. An
derson, st. Georges Simeon 3. Myers,
Christiana; Peter McCu Tough, Viii
mington George 8. Uspelle, Whining
ton William NJ. Stucke t, Red Lion /;
Alexander NJ. Vail, st. Georges; Will
liam A. Husbands, Brandy wine; Da
Brainard Ferris, Pencader j. wilkins
Cooch, Per cader; Benjamin Gisbs, st.
Georges George Proad, Brandywine.
Kent county-Prirce Caldwell, North
Murderklll; William Clark, North Muir
derkll; Nathan Pratt, Milfolo Joseph
B. Smith, Duck Greek Peter =. Col
Inns, Duck Geek.
Sussex county-PettI X. Burton, In
disn RIVER; Robert Ansell, Lewes and
Rehoboth Jacob Williams, SeafoTd /;
Isaac Giles, Jr., Little Greek; Thomas
X. Harper, Seaford Erasmus Matthews,
Gumbo,o George ii. Draper, Cedar
Creek.
PETIT JURY.
New Castle county-Charles Derrick
son, st. Georges Seth Ii. Feaster, VII
mington VIM. Luke, Brandy = inc /;
spencer Chandler, Mill Creek Henry
G. Banning, Wilmington VIM. A. Hus-
bands, Brandy William +. Biggs,
?encader Daniel Il. Malency, Apo
quinmink; William Bowe, Whining
ion; John Otto, Wilmington; Reuben
Ball, Mill Creek; William Beadenkopf,
v ilmirgton John F. Stats, Appoqnin-
mink; William Ii. Smith, " bite Clay
Creek.
Kent county-Peter L. Cooper, North
Murderkili; Thomas Clements, West
Dover; John Wright, Kenton; James
Frank Denny, Duck C-e <; William
y. Smith, Dasid Clayton, Dover; Chas.
NJ. Wharton, East Dover; William
Q lillian, hispillion.
81 ssex county-Beniamin f. Fooks,
Broad Creek; Samuel J. GRAY, Gum
boro, William ID. Howard, Baltimore
Jonathan Moore, Broad Creek; William
W. Wright, Sesford John w. Messck,
Georgetown; George Jones, Gumboro
Albert Ii. Curry, Nanlicoke.
From the fact that the election cases
come up for trial al this tenn Of cour'
the list will be scrutinixed more or less
by the meLlbers Of both parties. A poll
Of the jury results in majority of thee
Republicans in the Grand Jury, and
two majority for the Democrats on the
Petit Jury.
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ANOTHER SNOW STORM.

In the matter of snow storms II
would seem that the predictions OF
Prof. Vennor are to be verified. The
snow th 1t commenced falling on M m
day aftern on last, was beginning to
slowly disappear, and in two or three
days more the sleighing in this city
would have been at a discount. The
second storm that commenced about
o'clock yesterday morning was more
severe than the first. 1t continued all
of yesterday and was accompanied by
very high winds, and at times rain and
sleet As far as corld be ascertained
no material damage was done in this
city. The storm was general.
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the school, and there we're also twenty
scholars who were presented with books
as prizes for regular attendance during
tbr year. The quarteLte rendered an
other selection, aud the school joined
hi artlly In singing "What a Gathering
that VIII Be-" At the close Of the exsr-
cises every member Of the school vas
presented with a box Of candy furnished
DJ the teachers and Kind friends who
have also shown warm interest In
M sdeley. The exercises closed with
Tue benedIciion by Rev. David Dodd.
SERVICES POSTPONED.
The bad weather, yesterday postponed
The Christmas celebration of Grace M !.
L. Sunday School from yesterday after
noon until tomorrow evening at 7 7.30
O'Clock. The Sunday Scho i room has
been very handsomely decorated for the
occasion, with festoons of evergreens,
woven in the most exquisite designs.
",lerry Chris mas" "Happy New Y ear"
with the dates "lsS0--1sS1," worked in
lockwood are placed prominently over
tie platform, so as to be the frst thing
to strike the eyes of all who enter the
room. Rev. Geo. w. Miller's special
sermon announced for yesterday morn
iIg was also postponed on account of
the storm until Sunday, January 10Th.
The service Of song arranged for last
evening at the Reformed Episcopal
Church Of the Covenant, was p1st-
poned until next Sunday evening. Cen
tfil Presbyterian Church Christmas
celebration has been postponed until
next Sunday night. The Sunday
School Christmas festival will take place
Oh Thursday evening next.
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INSU URANOB.

The Delaware State Mutual Fire In
surance Company of WILMINGTON, Della
re, having re-orgalixed aud procured
a certificate OF authority to do business
from the Insurance Commissioner of the
State of Delaware, 1t 10 now prepared to
take risks on Buildings, Stock and
Household Furniture at very reasonable
rates.
Home office Of the Company at No.
5l5 Market street.
WILLIAM BRIGHT, President.
d. T. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Dec 24-2t.
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A SAD AFFLICTION.

The family of Philip Shea, residing at
No. 1924 Walnut street, were sadly
afflicted Oh Christmas morning, by the
sudden death of little daughter, eight
months old. Mr.. aud Mrs. Shea, at
tended church in the morning, ard after
the services, Mr.. Shea lett for the depot
restaurant were he is engaged. Mrs.
Shea returned home, and upon entering
the bedroom where the child slept, she
was Mortified to fnd il just about gaspins
lie last. In few moments it was dead,
its death being caused by heart disease.
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1t is related by the late Lieutenant
Commander II. 9. Nields, Of West
Chester, that while employed ON the
maintopsail yard OF sailing vessel
daring terrific storm at night he was
pitched overheard by lurch Of the
ship. He instantly disappeared among
waves that ran mountain high. It
flashed upon him that the struggle was
hopeless, and SO that his agony might
not be prolonged he clasped both hands
over his head and permitted himself to
sink. At that moment the ship bore
down upon him, and, as If by Q miracle,
his hands came in contact with rope,
his life being saved.
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A GOOD PRECAUTION.

In order to keep their tracks clear
the p, W. g. 9. r. r. Co. ran num-
Der of locomotives yes day afternoon
having snow plows on 4e pilots. The
locomotives ran between here and
Philad lphia, also to Perryville, and
flom the latter place to Baltimore.
A locomo, we was also sent down
the Delaware road, and when some
distance below ran into number of
telegraph wires that had been blown
down, smashing off the head light
by doing this trains we're running on
time last night and this morning.
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A GEN NERAL RUMPUS.

On Friday night while a number of
men were engaged in the pasttime Of
playing pool IN the saloon of Pssey
Smith, Second aud French streets, they
commenced to quarrel among, themselves.
AT first it was only words, but words
soon led to blows in which cues and pls-
tolls were used. One OF the men drew a
revolver aud discharged one shet into
the air, another of the men was cut on
the head with q cue, aud another WIS
Knocked down. At one time 1t was
thought there would be serious trouble
but finally every thing was quieted down.
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A sNnw.RouND ENGINE.

On account of the heavy snow last
night, an engine of the Delaware West
arm Railroad was sent on west ward
trip fer the purpos g Of clearing the track
for to-day's t-avel. The engine got be-
tween Ash nd ana Greenbank, and
there stuck in the STOW. The Q 1t re-
malned all night and at IL O'Clock this
a orniug was still 1able to go through.
Particulars of the obstruction had not
been received at the Delawate Western
office in this city up to noon.
In consequence of this state of affairs
no trains were run either way on this
railroad this morning.
On the Wilmington s. Northern Rail
road ne serious drifts were occasI oned,
and trains are running as usual to-day.
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EMMETT IMPROVING.

Joshua Emmett, who jumped from
the third story Of Jackson's Market
street restaurant, lsst Thursday
night and was removed TO the Aims
house, is now slowly improving,
with fair prospects of recovery. His
right leg is broken, and he is injured
internally.
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b. Gov. soorr, of South Carolinn,
bow a prisoner iu Defiance, Ohio, +,
Ihyiug shot dead a young man
Eo had eu,iced Scott's iifteen-year-
vn aw ~ from his home. He had
|sa brought home drunk and coaxed
|nya.un. His fathOr went to look
! him and tho boys companion
BUD no, let his father pass into the
|OH where Young Scott was; angry
|rls were pass d and ex-Gov. Scott
|rs pistsl and the ball passed
al,A tie 4w and entered tho brain
the young man and killed him.
the work of rum and carrying
| d > weapons.
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ANNIVERSARY POSTPONED.

The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Central Presbyterian Church Sunday
School, which was to have taken place
yesterday, was postponed on account
of the storm until next Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock. The Sunday School
festival will take place on Thursday
evening next at 7 80 o'clck. All teach
ers and scholars connected with the
school are invited to be present.
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TROUBLE OVER SEATS.

Considerable trouble was occasioned
at the Opera House Saturday night, par
ticularly in the gallery, by the selling Of
reserved seats at the bex Office, by which
plan parties who went in on admission
tickets and took seats they supposed
were not reserved, were put out by
others who purchased checks for these
seats at the box office. IHI.-.r
One man refused 10 leave the seat thus
purchased from him until he was elected
by policeman. I
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

The newly elected officers of Reynolds
EncampRent, No. 3, l. o. o. F., will
be publicly installed on Thursday even
ing next, the exercises beginning at 7.30
O'Clock. An address will be delivered
by P. G. P. G. l.. More and the exer.
cises will be interspersed with singing
and good music. The friends of the
order are invited 10 be present.
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MAR RlED

ND-sTEVENS.-At the resi-
ems, Esq, at Middletown, bel, ON 10Th
inst, by Rev. W. L. 8. Murray, James
Townsend to Laura r. Stevens, both OF
Middletown, Del. ..
ELL1EON-GRIFFITH the Bethel
NJ. Z. Church. Midnleiown, on 18th inst.
by Rev. Mr.. Layfield, Clayton Ellison
and Carrie J. Griffith, both or Cecil
county, Md. a scH
WARREN-NAILOR- the home OF
the bride. on l4th inst, by Rev. Robt. q.
Rowe, John II. Warren and Mollie II.
Nailor, both of New Castle county.
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PARTIAL ESCAPE.

"Sugar Awful" the notorious ne
gro lad, while confined in the City
Hall cells, Friday afternoon, escaped
by wriggling through the eight inch
square aperture in the cell door. de
slipped down into the cellar, where he
was collared by Bailff Daley and re-
turned to the prison. The corridor
door was then locked, in order to keep
him secure.
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DINNER AT THE ALMsHoUsE.

On Saturday. the.sinmates Of shs
County Almshouse had Christmas
treat In the shape of . big pot pie din
ner, which all enjoyed immensely
Past experience had proved the inn
praetioabilIty Of giving them q turkey
dinner, as quarrels were sure to result
because everybody wanted the choic-
est cats. Therefore pot pie was sub
stituted this year, and the dinner pass
d off very pleasantly. %. ~.l-
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POSTPONED.

The funeral of Theodore j. Miller the
engineer who was killed by the explosion
of the boiler on the tug Martha did not
take place yesterday as was announced,
on account of the severe storm, but took
place this morning at $50 O'Clock. The
rema ms we're inferred in Riverview
Cemetery instead of at Delaware City,
as was at first contemplated.
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FORTIFIED WITH SNOW.

This morning, when James W. King,
who keeps restaurant, corner OF
Market and Water streets, went to his
front door, he found it entirely block
AIDED with snow up to the transom.--
He does not know whether 1t drifted
there or not, but he inelines to the
opinion that some Of his friends piled
il thera as a Joke.
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"ee'ings Tonight.

P,j..=,-. MONDAY.
Gilaoqr'sn, Social Lyceum.
ScGldI., I,I ! DIVISION, K. of p.
alnqua 'Ti'iiItry Association.
gelaaara 'os, ~, No. ST. .. II. NJ.
aaennan '"''iee' "'ee' no, |. .. q. II.
sasnl9gii"''1 re- No. ~, |. q. o. n.
,SSlm4ns,l1'l, lodge, NO. / X. OF r.
Nashlng,nmi Nouncll, No. so. u A NJ
ssllOn sr'' fi1c'' .ii,',g'lse, No. 3, A. o. q. n
J ssr of BbalI,, balI,a,ppment, No. 7, /. o, OF.
Il '''em Division, (colorsdi 8
A1as ses, i. K5fIh Of = Division, No. l, Uniform
40 80 e. 'lu a. Mhd yhd Brandywlne Council
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss of manhood.
&C., Will send recipe that will cure yoR
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Nation ID
NeD York CgtV. Mav4-eodDkWly
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Frozen to Death.

Joe Burton a simple minded man
who waas well-known in every part
of Sussex county, and who was in the
habit of wandering all over the State,
was found frozen to death in a barn
near Lewes, a few days ago.
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Cheap Boots and

i o,.'' .'e, u'Ner, 2l5 West second 4 stree,
s,ba d,', ~ a large stock o. boots and shoes
m. 'r'1e, an he is determined Ia
|sdrv 'us'prr than any shoe house In
|aI, =, ne wishes his friends and the
Eanrl 7slie-u 10 give him a call and
kA.,n1l V'tl he has good boots an
s,3i,,,iI i1 '-%iIl SO them low.
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A LATE THANKSGIVING MEMORY.

Down in the old conservative city of
the we'll and favorably known firm OF
Chapman Brothers dealers in gentlemens
furnishing goods), corner OF Washington
and Court Sis., made his devout thanks
spent one dollar and bought one half Of
ticket No. 81. .4o8 In the November Draw
ing OF the Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
for which he received from M. A. Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La, fifteen Thousand
dollars In gold. dec24-6t.
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Office OF New York d BALTIC. TranspoT-
tation Co.: Having been troubled for
some time with a bad cough, l had { eca-
sion to try bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
yrup. In less than "a hours, l was en-
tirely relieved. / recommend this m edi-
cine TO all my friends for shall not be
"''Ao"' ~ e. w. sTEEvER.
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ACCIDENT TO AN ENGINE.

At the Diamond State Iron Com
pany's works, Friday, the cylinder
head of the engine blew out, bat none
of the employees we're injured.
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GUILTY.-Anybodv recommending a
soothing remedy for children containing
opium In any form is guilty of doing
harm. DIR. Bulls Baby syrup Is war
ranted not to contain opiates and should
therefore be widely recommended.
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ur .psc a American ComuitIee nav
|A.Ip.oaul Canal subscrlp ION In
s,rt,l, c1u1try ''y that there IL
me-. ,n their contract with the Canal
L,o,.y, according to winch they are
,o,er.J to represent the Interests Of
1 u,,ny ia the United States IN all
,,uc.ll, 'he observance and neutra-
,,b. Canal. as defined by article
# lb. grant Of the Republic OF
,rb., and This committee, at the re-
\. d. NJ. DE- less ps, made IL Especial
,lri,o .ha. AL t at refers TO said
l,s sa5u.d b. sinc.ly observed, and
4 m,h ie.m for 'he use OF the Canal
I,.u.m.a,i.isl A. would prevent
|gmi IA Iou a,s ust American ship
H. Ihs mmmiLee also provided
|I disbursement for eoDstruc ion
b.p.tegeud ney VI the woik on thu
Ipl. .h lu.l be made throuEh them fol
peued NJ American prolueaTs and
|sfaeaeFs.
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NOTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Restorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send to 931 Arch Street Philadelphia,
Pa. oct 20-ly
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,JRST EDITION,

f. Providence Press has taken IN Tue
III ,a,,al % the slr+ct OF The sooo'-
'' . 'nnrr Il I'd oy the burnside AducAi
'r[ ni,l and llads thSt at a iipe'a a.
!,','o a. :, will intr,a,e the eduea'i 'nal
lI'se. 'l',, Of each American youth about
~, ..7,., worth year. OF The ioirty,
. 's, s',,e, th.,ty.thrre possess school
[,. winch yield an income. These
..,ut in ihe asgre cato to about
~, 400. and the yearly income from
| ,.d,, Oft EN- Am united TO $3.50
f. ISIS. This sun is more than SIX
1. =, great as the AIN 'nnt thai can
'o,,b y be exp c,ol % accrue under
him which passed tho Senate last
h, IN. il in turnisanere trifle wh'h
[a,-.l wit. Sy0,O0o,0)O, which was
4, III. SUN expended for public
| in tie Uniiel States in 1881
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e honest public sentiment OF the
i4e Of tHp tnled States is uneni
.,y la hVpr OF Dr. Bulls Cough
81 lut druggists pronounce II to b.
rny 81 HdHd Cuu-h remedy.
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IN Daily Gasstts.

- wILNINeroN PosT'oFFIoE
fRSe sstcoSD CLASS MAr'NH'
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hAfrkNINGb IN WILMINGTON DUR
ING THR GREAT FESTIVE DAY.
Although there were few special
obseryances of Christmas day in
Wilmington, the day was more gen.
orally observed this year than for a
number OF years past. The various
occurrences will be found chronicled
below:
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TREATING THE CHILDREN.

The Christmas celebration Of MadeleJ
NJ. e. Sunday School were held IN the
chapel at 2.so o'clock, Yesterday after
noon, ard notwith, h,tanding the storm
was largely attended. Rev. David
Dodd presided and made the opening
prayer, and the school Joined in reading
the second chapter of 81. Matthew, after
which beautiful Christmas carol was
rendered by quartelte, consisting OF n
r. Benson, Jr., Geo. o. Hildreth, Miss
Kate e. Evans and Miss Sallie 7. Con-
rad. "The Angelic Host" was sung by
the school, and the superintendent read
"Annie and WIllie's Prayer" Amer
"Walk in the Light" and "Sound The
Battle Cry" had been well rendered s by
the school, prizes were presented TO ns' ~,
of the scholars for their zeal and ialIh
iulness in bringing new scholars inl'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-20
Mining Application, No. AIS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
ARSON CRY, NEVADA, March I3, 1880.

CARSON CRY, NEVADA, March l3. 1850. !
Notice is hereby given that Luther A. Buck
ner, whose posto.fice address is Winnemucca,
Humboldt county, New, has this day filed his
application tor patent for 1000 linear feet of
the Montezuma mine lode or vein, bearing gold
and silver with surface ground two hundred
feet (20O) in width, situated in Trinity (Arabr.)
Mining District County OF Humboldt, State of
Nevada, and known and designated by the field
notes and official plat ON file in this office 40
Lot No. As, IN Township No, 90 \. II. BE,
NJ d. NJ; the exterior boundaries OF said Lot
No. as being as follows, to Wit:
Beginning at post marked No L. s. Sur
vey No 10; whence the 1 section corner on
east line OF section 20, TIP 90, \. X. 80 T., NJ.
ID. NJ, bears south 5 deg. 13 min, W., AIS
feet; whence post No. l L, ). survey No. ~,
Jersey lode, bears N. AZ deg. F., l,400 feet:
whence Quartz Mountain summit bears s. 40
deg. 80 min. " whence the Montezuma loca-
ton monument bears s. 50 deg As min E., 544
feet: whence the working shaft Of the Monte
yuma mine bears n. So deg. f., i43 feet; thence,
running LIST course, N. 70 deg. 10 min. H., sos
feet to post marked No 2, L. 5. survey No. As;
thence, Cd course, n. AZ deg. h., 1,497 feet, to
post marked No. 3, L. s. Suryey No. IS; thence,
30 course 5. 80 deg. IL min. T. POT feet, to post
marked No s. Z. ). Survey No. As; thence 4th
course ). AZ deg. W., 100 feet, To post marked
No 8, L. s. Survey No. As; thence, 5th course
s. 10 deg. S5 min. W, 4o5 feet, to post marked
No. 6, L. S. Survey No. IS; thence, 9th course
". 30 deg. 10 min. W., 2l2 feet, to post NO ],
the place OF beginning. Magnetic variation II
deg. Il.
SURVEY has been made 10 conform to the
original notice Of location, and contains 20-l00
acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office, Trinity (Arabia) Mining Dis
trict, Humboldt County, New, in Book II, page
So, OF Mining Records.
ANY and All persons claiming adversely any
portion OF Luther A. Buckner's mine clain or
surface ground on the Montezuma lode, as here
inbcfore described, are required 10 file their adj
verse claims with the Register OF the United
States Land Office, at Carson City, Nevada,
during the sixty days period OF publication
hereof. or they will he barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statute.
mhl7-e0d C.N. HARRIS, Register.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Thereby appoint Q. DRYDEN my Agent
TO transact business for me, In my name and
stead, during my absence from the State.
FRANK ,NARAMORE.
Winnemucca, New, March TO- 1850. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-20
Hay and Barry Ranch &
FOR SALE.

For sale, Hay and Dairy Ranch, one-hal
mile east OF Willow Point, Paradise Valley,
Nevada, containing 500 acres OF Meade W Land,
large, new Dwelling House, Dairy House,
Barn, Coi1als, and other out-huildings: also,
Mower, Hay Rake, Tools, etc. This property
will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
other movable property.
For further particulars, apply at this office,
or of the undersigned, at the ranch.
The property viii be sold at bargain, as
want to engage in other business
f4tf j. r. WHITAKER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-20
Card to the Public.

MONSIEUR Y. PICARD bcgs leave to pre-
sent his compliments to his friends and GUS
toners and TO inform them that he has re-
moved the temporary obstacle to the continu-
ance OF his business. He is again open, with
all the material and facilities TO make first
class saloon. He soiicits the patronage OF all,
and to merit the same is determined
Winnemuoea, April 5, 1880, II