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sUNDR1Es.-A suspicious looking Individual
was discovered by the police at 8 O'Clock yester-
dsy morning steaing along Nassau street with,a
plethoric bag, which he hastily flung asde upon
being pursued. Upon investigation the bag was
found to contain q turkey, s1dne psir Of fowls and
apalr OF shoes. These articles were taken to the
auasdhonse and 6desed I'd be delivered to che
owner on proof OF property.
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DoNATIoN.-We learn that Miss Nilsson yes
terday made q donation OF $50 to the Catholic
Fair
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EXCURSION TO SAvANNAH.-Among the
numerous opportunities which will be Afforded the
public Of enjoying q delightful holiday In the
merry month OF May, the advertisements OF the
steamships Dictator and City Point, in another
column, Offer. perhaps, the most attractive.
These s~plendily furnished boats will begin on the
% h Of April. and run between Savannah and
this city, enabling the excutsionists from Charles
ton to spend Que or more days In Savannah; and
those from Savannah to visit the Schutz-nfest
and other merry m.kiuss, which WI taSe place
here about that time. The fare for the round
"trip is but 81 up 10 the 9th OF May. Messrs. Rave.
mel i Co., the agents, appreciate the spirit OF The
season, aud the inducements they offer will
doubtl' 81 be taken advantage Of BY large crowds
of pleasure.seekers:
PHE STATE CIRCUIT CouRr.-The Court OF
Common Pies was opened. pusuans to adjourn
ment, yesterday norninu at 10 O'Clock, his Honor
Judge Graham presiding
Julia D. Reddlng vs.. she south Carolina Rail-
road Company. Action Tor damages for ejecting
%plaintttr frum the saloon OF the defendants at The
depot in this city. The examination OF the WIZ
aesses for the plaintiff having been concluded,a
motion for q nonsu!t was made by the delence'
and argued by the counsel on both sides, on the
ground that plalntin had been elected o' an en-
ployee OF the road whu had plainly eXcetded nus
authority In this affair, he being employed only
% attend to the saloon and for no other purpose;
Hud tharb by the evidence OF her own witnesses the
plaintiff nd several lime before entrrei and re-
manned in the saloon without being in any wsy
disturbed. hotioa granted and case dismissed.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-John Small, arrested for
stealing sugar from u barrel on Browns wharf,
was turned over 10 q trial justice.
John Qaeny, lodged for disorderly conduct and
creating a disturbance In Besafatn street.. Sa'ar-
day evening, was discharged after q hearing.
Carolina Pope, connned for raising q dlstur-
banoe In Mr.. Johu Kulinskt's store, In kIog street,
Was over to a trial Justice.
Henry Levy, arrested for being drunk and cut
ting Ann Hayward with q knife, In Elliott street,
was turned over to the state for prosecution.
A bold soldier boy from the CittdeI, arrested
for not being able to take care OF himself, admit
ted that he was slightly ineorIated, but, upon
pleading his first offence, was discharged by the
Mayor.
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declaration Of allenase, such person shalcesse TO
be q British subject. ANY person who Is born out
Of Her Majesty's dominl0ns OF a father beings
British subject may, II 81 lua age, ana az a non ana 81
manner Aforesaid, and from and after the making
OF such declaration, shall cease to be q British
subject.
NPArBIATI0E.
8. Any British subject who has at any time be-
fore, or may 1T any In after, the passing OF this
act, when In any foreign State, and not under any
disability, voluntarily become naturalt1ed In sHcn
State, shall, from and alter the time OF ns 30 nav.
ing become naturalized In such foreign State, 1e
deemed TO have ceased 10 be q Britlsh sup)ect,
and ne regarded as an alien:
Provided, H. That where any British subject
. has, boorethe passing OF this act. voluntarily
become hsturalised IN . foreign state ana
yet Is DESTROYS OF remaining British subject,
he may, at any time within two years sitter
the passing or. this act, make . declaration
that he Is DESTROYS OF remaining q British sub
ject, and upoa such declaration, hereinafter
referred to as q declaration OF British nation
ality, being made, and upon bis taking the
oath OF allegiance, the declsrant shall be
deemed to be, and to have been continually,
8 British subject; with this qualification, that
he shall not, when within the limits Of the
foreign State In whieh he has been natural
lied, be deemed to be q Brltlshsuoject, nnfess
he has ceased to be q subject OF that STATE 10
pursuance OF the laws thereof, or IN pursu-
ance OF q treaty TO that effect.
t2.) A declaration or British nationality may be
made, and the oats of allegiance be taken, as
follows, that IL to say: II the declarant be IN
the United Kingdom. IN the presence OF = JUS
tice OF the p ace; II elsewhere In Bier Males
ty's dominions, IN the presence OF any Judge
or any court uf civil or criminal Jurisdiction,
OF any justice OF the peace, or OF any other
officer for the time belug authorized by law %
- the place In which the declarantts to admin.
lister an oath for any judicial or other legal
purpose; II out Of Her Maiesty's domlnions,
In the presence OF any oflcerin the diplomatic
or consular service OF Her Majesty.
ALSO, to the following extract from the "Con.
ventIon between Her Majesty and the United
States OF America relative to Naturalization"
Qualifications exchanged at London, August TO-
1901 :,
ARTICLE II. = British subjects who
have become and are naturallzed as citizens
within the Urtted States, shall be at liberty to re-
nounee their naturalization aud TO resume their
British nationality, provided that such renuncis-
ton be publicly declared within TWO years after
the 12tn day Of May, 1870.
FURTHER information may be had on applica-
tion TO H. P. WALKER
Il. B. N. Consul at Oh arleston.
feb14, Is, marie, Is, april, Is, mayo
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THE SECOND ..rzssoN coNcERT.

Charleston has never seen a more brilliant
| audience than that which, last night, nlled the
kAcSaezay ~ Music ttota pE1s9dfag AenFt the
performance began, there was no standing room.
Every inch Of available space appeared to be &C.
cupied, and q few stragglers had found their way
into the orchestra.
6 Mla Nilsson sang = Nig4 in Venice with
Signor Hrignoli) This was encored. In the sec
ond part she sang Les Bluees. q vslse by Cohen.
This valsa Is far more difficult than melodlous, but
it served to show the thorough cultivation
anu surprising fe4ibility Of Nile. Nilsson's
voice. The gem Of the evening was the Mad
Scene, from Hamlet. The abrupt change from
the pathetic to the tragic; the weird smile, the
maniac laugh and melting playfulness, succeeded
by bursts Of passionate ~grief-made up 8 picture
OF the crazed Ophelia strikingly true to nature,
and, therefore, the perfection OF art. The wonder
full gray eyes seemed to lash IRE. For q moment
1t was neither Nilsson nor Ophelis, but the Scan
dinsV.aa priestess chanting War Ssgss to her
hardy Norsemen. When the last note died away
q storm OF applause shook the building, and Mile.
Nilsson, with her own inimitable grace, bowed
and smiled her thanks. As an encore to Les
8tue,s, Mile. Nilsson sang OLD Folks at Home with
9 pathos that touched every heart 1t was ap-
plauded to the echo. Mile. Nilsson Is q woman OF
great genius, and, II cotton were only selling at
twenty-five cents a pound, Charleston would keep
her at the Academy until the heats OF summer.
THERE'S, however, good grounds FOR believing that
Nile. Nilsson wall visit Charleston when she ap.
pears In opera next winter.
Miss Cary sang very finely, and confirmed an
the favorable impressions made by her first ap-
pearance. The aria from II GiuramentO was
encored, and Miss Cary sang a lullaby which pro-
voked a gentle Georgian 10 declare that 'aHy
baby who wouldn't go TO sleep after that ought
to be killed outright.n Miss Cary has played two
drtaree seasons In Europe, and we predict for her
q high place In the regard Of the American pub.
..She 3 decidedly 9 fsForte With aoharleston
suatence.
Siguor Brignoll was In fine voice, and when the
air from Ii 1rariata was %encored, sang La Htd
Lettzfa with charming effect. In the second part
he sang 81 TIC SduatS. This WAS encorcd, as IL
richly deserved, ane Signor Brignoll gave his Old
Goodbye, Sweetheart" This he was
obliged to repeat, SO urgent, and even enthusi.
Rstic, were the audience.
NJ. Yieuxtemps played dlvineiy. without go
into technIealities, 1t b enough to say that he
p a copsammate vIolinise and that both his
SOLOS This OWE ompostionyw were vocirerously en-.
cored.
NJ. vergerh had little to do, but did that little re!
uarRablS well, and Siguor Bosonf proved himself
10 b IN excellent accompanied.
M 9. Nilsson leaves Charleston this morning,
and it will be long before her first visit Is forgot
ten. We live in the hope Of soon hearing and
seeing her again<
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Gailoring, furnishing GOODS, &r.
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fS.gET7T TO- p
fFh .'y:an;ses e:saA-.l7aY x,z %: tassai
Mt. =, = = - ~ ~ De IT. = 81
=. -, = = = I'd. 'sssKrses STREET .: z -:
aavs:jost opened u entire New stock d
CLOTHS CLOTHING, FBRMsHIsG GOODS, So,
Ifor Spring nd. SIMMER: 80 = agd" -.
Our Claothfiulgsi Is 3 very lsrss and a4s selected
stock, for Hem Youths and Boys nom S6to $50
per suit. The largest portion is Of imported
goods and manufsetured BY ourselves; we can,
therefore, recommend them as regard 1T, wear
and Workmanship. =: :rs7 >. iai % !: ,5in |
OUR TAILORING DEp1RrMEM !..'
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DoEsKNs. DIAGO!
NAILS, TRIcoTs, AELToNs, gHRyIors, CAssz-
'AEREs, &C., and 8 very large stock OF the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which we
will make up to order By measure In the latest
styles. The foreman I'd THIS department Of our
bna!nesa has no equal in the arts4c w6fih, torcnt-
ting and producing an elegant Ms! sf.eqa..iir
- I ?. FURNISHING GOODS. se
This DEPARTMENTS supplied WITH the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS. Foreign and :Donsstie Under
shirts sod Drawers, slk and Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Necktiea, goHa,scarts, Pocket,
Handksfohlefs, socks; Umbrelsst ko.f /? ..:f &,
Our 'stoek has been selected Win great care,
and prioas marked very loHr In plain Ashre.
- Buyers In our line VIII fnd. IT, to their advantage
to give as q call before purchasing! elsewhere.
msrz2smos VI: ~. -:
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SADAL

Ia Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, aud acts at
one and the same time upon !le BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS auu ali the ORGANS, ex-
nellinr ali impure matter dad builIlug up the
systen to a healthy, vigorous condition.
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ROSADALIS

Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
DuwIE. NOISE & DAVIS, Wholesale
DR.. II. BAER, Charleston,
mar6-ly
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CUTTING Down SHoEs.-About 1 o'clock last
Saturds, afternoon. John Brown and Edwin
Grsy, two sportive youths OF color who were
promenadihg King street, were attracted by the
careless way in which several pairs OF shoes were
hanging at the door OF Nessrs. Elias Brothers, at
the corner Of George street, and Selling their OPP
p~ortunity the twp cut down q pair and made OF.
Somebody was ii ths watch. however, and the
culprits were s3pn arrested. aud their booty re-
covered They Hsss, roaghtTneiors the Mayor
yesteaSy morniasspdHerosentenoesdsto twenty
days hpAsnmeps espfan ths1ail under the va
graurhw. II t4as@
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IL SEARCH OF L1aHr.-A dangerous hole at
the ceSner of Nassau and South streets was
marked on Sunday night BY 9 pair OF lamps,
placed there by the city authorities. d lumt
nous proved attractive tos colored
youth named James Brown, who. after regarding
them for some tIme, and seeing no one near. ap-
prspriated the brightest and made %. He was Oh.
served by a policeman, who pursued the Jack
o~,lantern and quickly arrested him. The prisoner
said this part OF the city was so badly lighted he
only took this lamp to see his way home, but the
excuse was not deemed Q valid one by the Mayer,
and he vas Sentenced to pay q nne Of S. or go to
the House Of Correction Tor nsedays.
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & co.

Are Offering so pieces BLACK SILK aRESA.
DINE, which have been bought for cash from the
manufacturer at o great sacrifice, aud will be sod
at rs cents per yard, worth 81 l2K. =
We would also state that we have reduced our
entire and well selected stock Of DRESS GOODS
AND SILKS to suit the present times.
Lace shawls from recent Importation IN large
variety at Importers prices.
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Proclamation
NATURALIZATION NOTICE.

TIE ATTENTION Of Natural.born subjects Of Her
Britannia Majesty Is called to the 4th and 9th
clauses or the Naturalization Act, 1907 VIZ:
4. Any person who by reason OF hts hRying
been born within the dominions OF Her Majesty 10
q natural born subject, but who also at the time
or his birth became under the law OF any foreign
Stste q subject OF such State, and Is SILL such
subject, may, II OF full age and not under any dis
ability, make q declaration OF alienage in manner
Aforesaid, aud from and after the making OF such
declaration Of slenage, such person shan CEASE TO
be q British subject. ANY person who Is born out
OF Her Majesty's dominIons OF a father beiRga
British subject may, II OF full age, and not under
any disability, make q declaration OF alielage 10
manner Aforesaid, and from and after the making
OF such declaration, shall cease to be q British
subject,
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BENEDICT & co.

TURCHGOTT, BENEDICT i co.
Are orertng S cases Of ~ SHIFTING at 10 and
l2K cents, value l2K and Is cents. -
2 cases Of 1914 Bleached Sheetlng Six and 40
cents, value so cents.
100 rolls Of White and Check Mating will be
sold for the next fourteen days.
"a White at 2I and 80 cents. i
a. Check at 80 and a5 cents.
Oh Cloths are constantly on land in all widths.
FURcRGorr, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. ~ King street. in the Bend.
ocss1 No. 81 King street, corner Calhoun.
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ROSADALIS,

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now Of Mary
land conference, loraaerly CaapL.lI i'll the Con-
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By 4. H. ABRAHAHs d SONS.
NlHIs DAY, .251H INST. AT IeO,NOOK,
i will be sold at our Store, Hol163 Meeting
street, saa-za .ht
An Assortment Of DRY GOODS, HosIEEY,
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A, HANDSOME PNLE.-A magnificent silver
trumpet has Just been received from the board OF
hremsssers at Augusta, Georgia, by the vlg1lant
Fire Company, as a reward or their proves in the
trials OF skill at the parade In that city in Eeb-
rusry, 1870. Upon that occasion the Msrions, Of
Charleston, were present With their steamer ana
their hose reel, which was manned BY a delega.
ton from the vlgtlant Fire Engine Company. In
the contest which enaued this delegation made
the quickest run With the Aarion's hose reel, but
owing to some. misunderstanding the prize hss
not been delivered snul nsw. The trumpet is a
heavy silver one, and bears on its side the follow.
ing Inscription: First Prise, Augusta, Ca, Feb.
ruary ed, 1870, awarded 10 the Vigilants, OF
Charleston, 6. c."
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TIE UNITED STATES CouRrs.-In the Clr
cult Court, (aous. Hugh L. Bond and George 8
Bryan presiding,1 IN tho case Of Abram Van
Buren,, ct al, vs.. Nathaniel Bynum, ct Al, the
cohplatnanss Kets auowedSeiasaft6aISii by
making the snreties on the bond Of Bynum. ex-
Aecutor, parties, and tho report Of the special
referee upon the origin Il bill as to the law and
the facts ives ordered to stand a. is II. The new
matter Incorporated in the amendment was also
referred to the sam referee, to ascertain the law
and facts, and report thereon
Caroline Carson Va Alexander Robertson.
MSssrs. Lowndes, Slmous aud Rutledgo were
heard In this csssup to the hsur or adjournment.
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BY WM. Mckay.
WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9Th
w instant, ar the southeast corner Of Meet
Ing and Sooiesy streets, af.
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF afam-
lily declining housekeeping. consisting of nne
Parlor, Dining.room and Bedroom Furniture,
one superior Pian0y one fne Sewing Machine,
Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets, Glass ware, Silver
Tea Set, fine Bookcase, Pictures, Carpets, Stove,
Kitchen Utensils, DC.
The House to Rent. apr25
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-10-17
Seoal Notires.
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY NJ

~ LANDER, SIN Justices Court. Eureka
township, Vim. Adams Justice of the Peace.
ID II. Hall and Agnes Hall, his wife, plaintiffs
against the Western Union Telegraph Company.
defendant.
The State of Nevada to the Western Union
telegraph Company, greeting You are hereby
summoned to appear before me, a Justice Of
the Peace in and Tor Eureka Township, County
ana State afor' said, at my Office in Eureka on
the 18th dav of November A. b. 1871, at II
o clock N OF that day, to answer the complaint
OF u. y. Hall and Agnes Hall his wife. wherein
they clam To recover from YOU tn, sum of three
hundred dollars IN United States gold coin by
YOU uue 10 them on occount of damages BIZ
tEeh sustained by reason of your failure and
refusal to lLlhl and perform an agreement by
you mace with them on OF about the 18th day
OF March, A d 1871, at Eureka. aforesaid
whereby tor a valuable consideration YOU GOV.
chahled TO enter upon an Oflicr in the Interna-
u"lh Hole! IN Eureka, aforesaid, and use and
occrpE the same as a telegraph office for the
term 81 ore year. And you a e her, by notified
thall You IAN TO appear and answer the COM
pant a Aforesaid, judgment will be taken
against You for the said sum of three hundred
dollars and for costs of suit.
"iven under my hand this nth day of An.
gust, A. ID Ie1l. WM. ADAMS,
justice OF the Peace of Eureka Township
Lander county, Nevada
sEL'Ls hETzrI, Attorney for Plaintiff. ale
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EfEENIX SILVER MINING COM

PANY.-Location of Works, Eureka. Eu.
reka Mining District, Lander County, State of
Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That, at a
meeting Of the Trustees of said Conpany
held ON the twenty-sevenih day of September.
A. D. 1871, al assessment NO. - of fitv cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
SAID Company, payable Immediately. in United
states gold cola, to the Secretary, at the office
Of the Company, Room No. ., Express Build.
ing, northeast corner 'alifOrnia and MOntgom-
cry streets, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the fl st day
Of Novenb,r. A. d. 1871, shall be deemed de-
llnqueiit, and will be duly adv rtiSrd for sale
at public auction and, unless payment, shall
he made before, will be sold on TUESDAY.
the tWehty-tr>t day of November, A. u. ISL
20 pay The delinquent assessment, together
WITH costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
Hy order of the Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH MAGCIRE. SECRETARY
Room No 2, Express Building, northeast cor
nHr OF California and Montgomery streets
'"h fiantisFp' California. oCl-td
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Apple alton for Patent.
NOTICE NO. l6O.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Austin. Nevada, August %, ISL.
DITCH l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ L Platter, Joseph L.. Partridge, s. NJ. van
WICK, John A. Paxton and W. 7. willard haW
TINS day hled i'll this ilice a diagram, togelhtl
win a notice of application for a patent iron
the United States under Act of Congress, az.
proved July 20, lS66, for twelve hundred le'
oi the Bromide dep, sit or /, de situated in the
Secret canon Mining District, Lander couh!,
Nevada, and more pa ~ticularly described %
follows, 10 Wit Begll ming IA, a point whence
thc Bromide shaft bears \ 46s W Ills feet, anu
lhe Incline known as the leNiathan lncHne,
bears n IS34sW Ills feet; thence running >
oltsF " 800 feet; thence y 3S1ss " 1900 fee,r,
Thence \ 81 e + 800 feet and thence 5 3s1a..h
l2Oo ieet to the place of beginning-contain'
Jug . Zo-lOO acres. Embraeilg : sand lode OF "
p ST.. ana one hundred feet on each side thefsO,.
Sald claim IS bounded on neither end by AN
Known claimants, and is ON uhsurveyed Janus
au2o-sVd GEORGE T. TERRY, Register