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sr.uNr.N ENTERPRISE We have often alluded
10 the enterprise of our city merchants, but nave
not been prepared to state that 1t equalled that
of the great eastern marts. We have the gratlh-
cation of informing our readers this week that
Davis 4. Kayssr, one Of our foremost dry goods
dealers has just received from Paris IA case IF
dress goods. ordered by him directly from The
manufacturer in the great emporium of Fashion
on the eastern continent. Call and see
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Cease No. 1857
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District Of Virginia -
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Robert E. Carter, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern
The undersigned, VIM. E. Dorraugh, of
Rockingham CO., Va, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of the estate Of Robt y
Carter, ofStaunton, Augusta Co., in said District
who was. on the 29th day Of May, A. D., 1873,
adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of sal d District.
Dated, september TO- 1873.
sept 1876 VIM NJ. DORRAUGH, Assignee
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lease No. 43l ]

Case No 43l
IN THE DISTRICT COURT F THE UNITED
States for the Western District OF Virginia
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Gabriel Cross, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned A. s. Mauzy Of Augusta,
county. Va hereby gives notice of his anpoiat
ment as Assignee Of the estate of Gabriel Cross,
of augusta equity. in said dstric: who was on
the Goth day of June. A.. d, 1873. adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court of said district
Dated. Staunton, Va Sept IL, 1873.
A. s. MAUZY.
sep<. 1876. Assignee.
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Use THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY. for
~ suppressed and painful menstruation, lucor-
fsr~Ass ~; sNDRaMA& ssv,d-A
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Tease No. 1907
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of John H. Berry, bankrupt.
To Whom it May Concern:
The undersigned, VIM. NJ. Torraugh, Of
Rockingham county, Va, hereb, gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee of the estate of
Jno. H. Berry, of McGaheysville, Rockingham
county, in said District. who was, on the 10th
day Of May, A. D.. 1878, adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition by the District Court of
said District
Dated, september 10, 1878
sept 1885, VIM NJ DORRAUGH, Assignee.
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Tease Nc. 1926
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
| States, for the Western District Of Virginia
in Bankruptcy
In the matter of Job Cowger, bankrupt.
To Whom it May Concern:
The undersigned, VIM Dorraugh of Rocking
ham Co.. Va hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of he Estate of Job Cowger. of
Moscow, Rock ham Co.. in said District, who was,
on The 23d day of june A. D.. 1873, adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court ofsaid District
Dated, september 10th, 1873.
VIM. NJ. DORRAUGH,
sept 1885, Assignee.
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Cease No 427
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of William F. Kiracofe, Bank
rupts
To whom it may concern;
The Undersigned, VIM. NJ. Dorraugh, Rocking
ham County, Virginia, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee Of the Estate Of VIM. F.
Kiracote. of Sangersville, Augusta county, in
said District, who was, on the 23rd day of June,
D, 1873, adjudged s Bankrupt on his own Pc
ttior by the District Court Of said District.
Dated. sept. 10, 1873.
sept 1886 VIM. M. DORRAUGH, Assignee.
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Am2lOaIn ce71ae7ltS.
HQuSE OF UEEEGATES.

At the solicitation O. many friends, resPeo.
fully announce mysef candidate ZOE ..h;ec, to
to the Blouse OF ibeiessase Nomna
w Sa.sra',,;an ALEX. B. LIGHTNER.
I
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RETAIL PR1cEs-Real price al he Market
House on last Saturday ragged a. follow; Beef
from 10 to p IL Cts; Veal and Mutton, sane;
Butter 25 to 70 cts; Cornfed Beans % Cts per
peek; Ioma,oes 25cts; Potatoes I5cts: Beets lScs
Apples SO per bushel; Pc ches 90, Ounces LOO;
cabbage to cts head ;corn Is cts aoz; grapes
S CTS Id cynblins 25 cts doz buttermilk II
gallon; sweet milk 81 cts; cider ~ cts gal;
chickens % cts; eggs 20 cts a doz.
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Case No. 1872
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia,-
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of John W. Keller, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned, Wm. NJ. Dorraugh, of
Rockingham county Va, hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as Assignee Of the estate of Jno.
W Keller, of Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., Va,
in said Dist, who was, on he 2lst day OF June,
A. D., 1873, adjudged Bankrupt on his own Pc
tition by the District Court OF said District.
Dated, september 10th, 1873.
sept 1885, VIM. M. DO RRAUGH, Assignee.
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Cease No. 411.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Paschal B. Gentry, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned. VIM. NJ. Dorraugh, of Rock
ingham county, Virginia, hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of the Estate of
Paschal B. Gentry, of Mt. Sidney, Augusta Co.,
in said District. who was. on the 1lth day of
June, A. D, 1878, adjudged Bankrupt on his
own petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trict.
Dated september 10, 1873.
sept 1886 VIM. M. D0RRAUGH, Assignee.
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wilkes is selling solid Maple Bedsteads at IS.
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cts gallon; sweet milk 81 cts; cider 20 cts gal;
chickens 25 cts; eggs 20 cts doz.
New EsrABLIsHMENT-We call attention to the
advertisement of Hugh NJ McElhany, who has
opened at Heudr VS. old stand, opposite the court
house. on Augusta street, Hardware and House
Furnishing est Adjustment. He will keep every
thing IN his line, sell at reasonable rates. and be-
ing live mao, he knows precisely what the peo-
pie want. We are pleased to see that our ener-
ge.ic young men begin to un ierstand that as good
chances for success are presented in Virginia,
and especially in Staunton, as can be found in o.
Their localities. and we are sure gu citizens will
give Mr.. McElhany fair share of their pstrsn-
age.
The GREAT EAsTERN-The above title implies
majesty and it is partly for that reason that Col
Haight has applied the name to his Grand Triple
Menagerie. Double Circus and Aggregation of
Wonders. 1t is majesty itself, towering giant
among its fellows. 1t commands the respect and
is really Monarch among all It's competitors
It everywhere receives the plaudits of an over
loved public, and the press of the country are
lavish Oh tnelF pT6loco. 0oAu" 4uoso AoAA N~-S
Louisville Commercial. paper which, IS every
one knows, thinks too much of its space to waste
it on on unworthy object:
This colossal exhibition, the ne plus ultra OF
arenic and geological e1cellencies, opened on the
corner OF east and chestnut streets to very fine
audience in point of numbers and responsibility.
and at night there was perfect jam of breathing
humanity, thousands being turned away, unable
to rail. admission on account of the crowded
state of the immense pavillions. The procession
in the forenoon of yesterday through the princi-
pal avenues of the city is conceded the most i'm
posing and gorgeous ever made here. The whole
was enlivened with excellent music from several
bands. Of the exhibition itself, too much in just
commentator cannot be said. The night perfor-
nance was unfortunately married by the severe
wind and disaster which SO suddenly terminated
the exhibition, but the afternoon entertainment
was smooth. most agreeable and instructive
The animal collection is much the largest ever
seen here, embracing thirty odd dens of living
specimens from the new ard old world
With the circus the audience were delighted, and
manifested their appreciation by warm and re-
peated applause The equestrianism is especially
unexcelled The.acrobatic and gymnast'c exer-
cises were wonderful, and elected much remark
frcm the enthusiastic visitors.
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Cease No. 45O.)

Deputy y Marshal, as MesseR
sept 1926
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Tease Nc. 429
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of David Hisey, bankrupt
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned. VIM. NJ. Dorraugh, Of
Rockingham county, va hereby gives notice OF
his appointment Ass5g nee of the estate OF
David Hisey, of Sangersville. Augusta. county,
in said District, who was, on the Oath day Of
June, A. D., 1878, adjudged Bankrupt on his
own petitionby the District Court Of said District.
Dated, september 10, 1878.
sept 1876 WIN. NJ. DORRAUGH, Assignee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-01
CARD.
Umpire CITY MINING COMPANY.

Umpire CITY MINING COMPANY.
r. Location "f works: Hot spring District.
DouGlas county. State Of Sevada.-Nntice IL
her by given thst at y meeting of tht Board Of
Trustees Of sid Comp.ny held on the twenty
frst dsy IF Arril. A. u 1874. an assessment Of
FIVE cents per share was levied upon the capitsl
stock of said Co 'prnv. pavahIe immediately in
rT"tt"d S..rrs gold coin. to the Sc~rrtary at En-
Dire CIV. Orrnsbv county. Stste of Nevada.
Anv stock mon which said arnonnt shall remain
unp.id on the '6th day c. NV. D. 1873. shall
h. deemed d-linnuent End will b. duly ,dver-
ti~ed fr srte st public auction. and unless pay
mert shall b. m,de before. will b" sold on
MONDAY osth day of June. A. D. 's7a to pay
the 4 In1uent -ssassment together with costs of
advertising and rrprns. Of sole
ap26-,m JOSEPH WALTER, Secretary.
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FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5:i5 l. m, rs 4
IL. 945 T. L., llAo p. u, 10 p. a., s:i5 p. IL
AID 5:45 D. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY at 8 q. m, a. N,
laa. m, ~ ui-, =. H., 4 p. m, and p. Ii.
1T Virginia City. Gold Hill and Carson OtIice
Through Tickets can bs obtained TO San Fran
sscr, ogden and intermediate Points On the Z
?. r. X.
Through Tickets can he procured a: the Com
rsny's office. Virginia for Chicago, Ea,isas City
Ard 81. Louis.
II. ~. YERISGTCE,
General Superintendent
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{ ISIS,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

II RENO, connecting with Eastern and wester
bound Passenger Trains Of the C. P. R. T..
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Austin Items.
The annexed items are from Wed
aclox,t, D,s>.Uo

The annexed items are from We'd
nesday's Rereiue:
INsTALLATIoN.-The following Off
GERS were installed in Reese River En-
campment, I. o. o. F., on Monday
evening, by Deputy r.. l.. Horton
G. p, Abe Sewer (; 1--WE don't know
whether &C. p" means Crown Point
or Central Pacifc) H. p, G, Weiner
s. W., John Grove J. W., H. Sarver;
Scribe, G. Lund ; Treasurer, w. II.
Clark.
A CoLoRED JURoR.-For the first
time in this county a colored man was
to-day sworn as q juror in the District
Court, and yet the world joys along
as usual, the sun continues to shine,
and we have not been visited by an
earthquake or any other remarkable
convulsion of nature.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court has
been engaged all day with the trial of
Edward Osborne for grand larceny.
The case will probably go to the jury
this evening. The Grand Jury made
their final report this afternoon and
was discharged.
In TowN.-Pete Lowell, Line Super
intendent Of the w. U. Telegraph
Company, arrived in town to-day,
having finished taking down the
wires of the old line between this
city and Virginia. He says he does
not know whether the company has
concluded to extend the line to Bel
mont or not.
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Phoebe Items.
from the Record of the 10TH.

J., C.. FOSTER, an attorney. OF this
place, was coming from BulllonV!iie
in a buggy, accompanied by ms Wlle.
1t was after 9 o'clock and quite dark
when the buggy came to the point
where the WagOn road crosses the
track, The cars, it seems, were run
ming down the grade, without steam,
and there was no way of defining the
impending danger. But just before
Mr.. Foster reached the crossing of the
track sparks from the locomotive
gave the tirst intimation that a train
was approaching, when he at once
DlaceG the reins in Mrs. Fosters
hands, telling her to hang on to them,
and Immediately sprang IN front II
caught the team by the brides. The
noise of the passing locomotive so
frightened the horses that it was with
the utmost difficulty the team could
be held. They reared and plunged at
a fearful rate, and one OF the horses,
in his struggles. struck Mr.. Foster on
the right thigh just above the knee,
iptiictiny rather unpleasant bruises;
A moment more and the team would
have been u down by the tram, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. L. either killed or
severely injured.
Mrs. Foster is a sister Of the wife OF
CAPTAIN Platter, Of this place.-ED.
SENTINEL.
YESTERDAY afternoon Phil. Malloy,
of Bullionville, stepped into the
saloon of Thompson " Guadln' La
cour street, where several men were
sitting at the time. and after passing a
few words with the b~ar-keeper, are"
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his revolver and fired, aiming direct.
ly at a swinging lamp. The globe and
to atoms, and two balls passed
through the ceiling. No arrest was
made at the time. Soon after Malloy
went into q saddler shop on Main
street, and while there fired his pistol
again. Complaint was made before
Justice Stoutenburgh; q warrant was
issued and Deputy Sheriff Hoag made
the arrest. The offender was fined
$40 and costs, leaving q bill of $50 or
thereabouts. In default OF payment
he was committed to the County Jail,
where he will have an opportunity
of rejecting upon his folly and
wickedness.
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Deal INTELLIGENCE.
Secret Canyon.

p GEDDES AND BERTRAND AND
THEIR MINES.
Fhe greater part of yesterday was
fupied by the SENTINEL reporter in
ping notes among the mines Of Sc
Canyon and Austin Hill. These
Rlities attracted more attention a
? or two ago than they r receiv-
Just now, although the develop
pits since that time have been of a
Practer to increase, rather than
nlnlsh, the faith which was early
infested in the mines of this por-
n Of our district. Capital in no one
Vance has been introduced to
Velop the prospects fully; but, in
9 case, that of the mine whose
me heads this article, dividends
pre- distributed among the lucky
'ners from the time work was be-
N 10 the present; and the indica-
us are most palpable that the same
VI continue, az least until all that is
present in view shall have been
Aue 10 yield its precious metal. The
;am OF which reference is made in
as prelude, is
pc GEDDES AND BERTRAND MINE,
mines, more properly, as quite a
pmoer of locations are included
aaer this one general title. They
al situated upon il line, tho direc.
IN OF which is north and south, and
'ae order following: Beginning at
south, the first of the series is the
n,1co, which is, perhaps, the first in
ipor.ance, also, of the whole. Upon
ashaft has been sunk $50 feet,
ntst ten feet of which penetrates
e'auu n remainder what seems Ia
as 1t IS technically termed, a
noise.~ This inference is based upon
pIese considerations: Every drift
n'ch Is run from the shaft penetrates
aller 1t has been carried through
= ,oreign deposit, some places at a
lance OF ten and some places
nseen feet from the same. and the
already spoken of in regard to
eo M the top of the shaft. 1t is a
rst sly that seems acceptable. The
6s urilt Is twenty-three feet from
;suriace, and consists Of various
% ilcations in cuts, wines, slopes,
r. ~ an OF which fine bodies of ore
aue next drift is ffty-five feet from
surface and has a linear extent OF
broHrawo feet. After passing six feet
6rous5h the porphyry formation
ne euSn which the shaft penetrates, a
nt;H,iaracter of ore is entered, and
E-s;x ees during the remaining thir-
Etrsaee t ofthe drift, save at its very
6n"lanity, where a sort of quartzjte
xc 40 comes in. A bisecting
rom a.ion is made twenty-five feet
6sht .ne mouth of the drift, and at
Ies m angles with the latter. IL has
nd Giarrled through eighteen feet,
lnothanngs to view nothing but ore.
Ehi"hhe cross-cut has been made
|riftp extends sixteen feet from the
IS Isnand carries ore twelve feet OF
] foTrmg.n the latter part penetrating
|nythia.ion which is more lime than
dr;fg else. A third cut is run from
close to its extremity, but
0ps nothing of interest beside
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Arrivals and Departures.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
BY WOODBURY. d ENNoR's LINE:
hckson z Smith
lie Adams Nellie Harding
Miller $ Nathan
! John Church Sam Drove
Ealisher Mrs Hall
Departures.
BY WOODRUFF g. ENNOR'S LINE:
Mean and wife 2 Sisters of Charity
y Montgomery Mr. sullivan
Dry Kiug DIR z Cham berlin
6ter Baker WV keltOn
/ Brummigan
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EUREKA P%cSTOFFICE.

NIONEY ORDERS AND REGISTER.
I\l ing hours from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. To
to 5 80 +. NJ, except on saturday, when
business closes at . O'Clock p. NJ. No
business done in either Of these depart.
ments on Sunday.
jy1S j.. M. HAMMER, +. M
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TIVE FINEST BRANDS OF Havana Cigars,
lust received from Chicago, for sale al
Nichols Confectionery. vl
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STOCK p o
SAN FRANCISCO. July II.

Mo" ~ osL
mir, 23h, %, I'll II IL $50. IL,
Ipuld & Curry; h
avage; o,her. 4.
est & be,o, ~ IN "a. "A.
hollar. to,osS ~. 81 b30, 81.
ale 4 Norcr0 o. az loo. 81.
Fown Point, ~ "A bio. So b5.
elbow JACKET o.
nperiai, on'x AZ b3o.
|mpire Mill, NV
tentuck;s 81. ssh.
eIe fjdence, ST..
Ion. Virginia. w, n
Terra
aannh1eeouer, s.
es; 81, 81.
a ls.or
ai,;o 81.
Falsdonia, II, II, 3oSo'
anicEerbocker, 3, ga.
eIi1ona L Utah, ~, *, "a.
elnbe. size.
Baltimore, Oh, IS b3U, es Do
bacon. 8.
Smrer Hill, IN, II.
NV York Con-, /.
Ewsrican Flat, on. 5h b3o, j.
Frlipse.4h.
ptntpu. l5c.
rrler' ,5c.
Py snirai 30. 2,5.
Knoxville, ia, IL.
W title. 62%c.
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Go TO j.. OTTENHEIMER's o FINE I'M
ported cigars, tobacco, jewelry, fancy
goods, stationery, etc. He will sell at re-
duced prices. Jelo'A
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NJ. B. BARTLETT. real estate AGENT
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also l. C. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor,
ner Of Buel and Bateman streets. aplO
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SODA, ICE CREAM, NUTS, CANDIES
ETC., at Ivy Nichols new Store, in the Ls
Grande Building. jeo
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FRESH FRUITS. All kinds OF lresh
fruits can be obtained at Nichois con-
fectionery store. !e%A
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REDrcrION OF PRICES,-T. Deter de-
sires to inform the public that the price
for cutting hair at his establishment-
Paxton's old bank-wil hereafter pc
fifty cents. Dloli
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FoAMING SODA from the
fountain at Nichols Confectionery, La
crande building, at n bit a drink. Jes
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DEPARTED.-J. H. Brummigan,
Superintendent Of the Silver West
Consolidated was among the depar'
lures Yesterday. We believe he has
gone to tide water.
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BULLION SHIPMENT.-W. L.. Pritch'
ard shipped yesterday bullion as fol
lows: For the Ruby Consolidated
S {, 1000 pounds !; for the Buttercup, 90
$40 pounds. Total, 72,S70 pounds.
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Newark.-An Active Phoebe Stock.

IN 9 4AA
The Newark has suddenly doomed
up as the greatest favorite OF all the
Phoebe stocks. From n to five
thousand shares change hands daily
in the San Francisco Stock Board.
The ruling rates are yet quite low,
ranging generally from S5@ to SOS
per share. Some of our local oper,
ators have been investing in it, ana al!
discuss it as a probable good buy"
A recent letter from the Superlntend-
| emit contains information which may
not be u~ninteresting. He says: Since
the 18th of last month the work OF
opening the south or Regulator =,
ledge has been steadily prosecuted
and with the most favorable reSults
We have extracted and shipped to the
Amador mill for reduction ~ tons OF
tirst-class ore that will pulp sooo
to $500. We have opened on tliis ven
100 feet, which varies IN Vldtn ironl
| ten inches to 31s feet. The great 0ouy
| of ore seems to lay in the west uiiit,
| and below the level. A VINE IN !nis
drift has reached the deptn OF II ieet,
Six feet at the bottom. 1t will assay
! from 5000 to over 81 200 perto
the appearance of the stope. east n
| west drifts and winze, together WIN
the character of the formation OF tne
country rock, this ledge was forineu
i'm the second or lower strata OF quartz
ite found at the depth Of ego feet IN our
main shaft; it was strong enough 70
force it's way up through the IN II or
second formation, to where we u ~
ON the 475-foot level. There a pe
but little doubt but that we str mta
this vein at or near the Top. tho
greater body Of ore lies oeioW as .i IL
will ATTEND so feet above our level.
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On A VIsIT.-Mrs. Church, the wife
of John Church, of the Phoebe Record,
arrived by yesterdays stage. She is
on a visit TO friends in Eureka, and is
stopping at present at the residence of
]. 3, Fulton.
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FRoMTHE BAY.-That good-natureo
n;opeer of the Base Range, Judge
Adams, came up Yesterday from the
Rsv. IL seems quite natural to see
the Judge around again.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-By reference &c
an advertisement under tho head OF
"New To-Day" it will be seen tha'
T. Jackson succeeds Louis Meyer IN
the clothing business: Mr.. Jackson
is lust from San Francisco, and comes
to reside permanently in u midst
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The SUNBURsT MINE.-Five hun
bred feet of this mine, situated in
Robinson district, changed hands yes
terady, sc we are informed, for a con-
sideration of ST 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18

On Duty. Sampson, the accom-
plished Jehu who manipulates the
ribbons for Woodruff & Ennor be-
tween Eureka and Mineral Hill, is
again on duty. He was quite i'll for
some days, but having fully recover
ed he Will now send 'em through on
time, as usual.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18

CARELEsSNEsSIN HANDLING GOODS.
Complaints are made by a number Of
the merchants of Eureka. that freight
which comes over the Central Pacific
Railroad does not always arrive in
good condition, in fact frequently does
not. Some articles will bear handling
roughly, but not all kinds of freight
can be ire tied in that manner and re-
main intact. The agent of the rail
road company at Palisade should
look into the matter.