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Musicnl.-Thc undersigned take special pleasure
In announcing to their patrons and the public in
general that they have this day opened their NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT wAREROOMs, ia 5th av,
above 10th 81, Ncw York. with full assort.
mcnt of their celebrated GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT PiANOFORTES. Tho demand
fer the KEABE PIANo has increased TO such
extent New York and the Eastern States render
the establishing Of regular Branch House In New
York imperatlvely necessary as matter Of con.
vcnlence to patrons and to nsdre the ning Of all
orers with despatch. All orders nrustcd to New
York House from private purchasers, well dealers
will receive the prompt attention at factory
In Baltimore. call Is respectfully solicited.
WIN. KNABE q CO. Baltmore and New York.
The sun., 1873-05-03

Missouri es At eii and Alabama g. 1884, At A. We note
ssles sales Of Hanover bank shares st ioo pank Of Com
rejected noderste business, and tie principal deal
ings were ss follows New York Central d, So int,
dated dated fGs:tsrod, W. Western fscias SOrss' Ss
Union Paciho Railroad, iet mortgage, @AdBg
Union Pacific a. land grant. 70 Believe and Southern
Illinois lsis, Hannibal and 81. Joseph land grant,
ssy Central @ lsts new los ohio and sssissPg, 2ds,
gold bonds, ,iCskaio5!,I North Missouri list, 81
Nashville and Deetr lsts q Canada southern let mtg,
mtg, Nh Chicago ana Alton lst mtg, i04
The highest, lowest, and z. N. closing prices OF
The sun., 1873-05-03

The day business at the United states sur Treasury
wat; Gold rCCeipr. !uli $40 gold lym"nts " sd,
9AG gold balance Si2,H765mW. Curr, ncy receipts,
bal NEE, s6.bS.(lb.3. Customs, fsli0D
The leRl tenders outzt .ndlng amount IN S9F- ttOu
decrease ~ 5000 as compared with YESTERDAY 1gurs.
Ih, Internal revenue receipts foot up SiUtt1. The
tOtal imports OF dgy goO'- for the Wcrh amount 20
t III ,ieT, and the amount marketed was x2lNgII7
Foreign exchange waA doll and nominal az lOsE for
prime GJ days bills, and lOJs for short sight though m
artual transactions there WcrG conc ssOns Of 4 n
cent. Thc sharp money rates checked the Iurclt-
Importer, and hut very small trade reported.
The none market was very stringent In the early
trade ami reelected the manipulation Of the combine.
nation who seeking In this manner 10 drrrcsa the
stock narke and thus enable covering Of large shorts
put ont some days ag At the very start money cou.
mandcd cen and Interest. but Il quickly advanced
70 g. nj. ana interest ~ private transactiC nH,
though aftersard this ngure became an established
rate, The trnsacous at 81 and interest were uuusu.
ally hrgcAnd while the fright was continued the money
] nderr rcapei % rCh commission. In the afternoon.
however, when the stock market had been greatly de,
pressed The money rates were eHsed up until al the
the close, from 70 cent currency rtprr-entc the
buss which call loans negotiated This nanip-
most maTknule devices Of wan street and thua far
the bulls Ia the stock market have been unable cope
with their antagonists In discounts tie inclcmeut
weather aud high rates stock Cuat, raj have CL
uusiucHa though few capitalists bought small
amounts Of stclass dr. goods acc ptanCee u 70
" cont according to date of maturity, and The credit
Of IN" maker,
In Goycrnnent bonds there haa been on unusually
light business, both AZ the boarll and the COun
t"rs The hrAynets Of gold and the tight money mar
kol mai also tendency 10 cheek speculation, and
aud tecng, though suosequ,nty In the hnal trunsac
tOns hrner market Mas ob.eryeI, We note naloh at
l@7s at llols ond 49, reFistcred lSss, M registered
l@1s M register len-i ms coupon lO-ie, llaA
coupon lal illA, Tie market steady At tuss.
Henry ClcWs co. y Wlli 4, rect report att T. Nj
The sun., 1873-05-03

FRIpAY May 2.-FLouR AND MEAL.-Flour-
10 small parcels, with lees naton make conces.
.i@ns on most SE2deS Eye n9ar steady AID ntn Corn
Western, tbbl, taN.s tdi extra STATE, &C. si,sti5;
Goui'e e,trl y = "a lo WinTsr N6cat cSrss and
double S1T9s ~ t5 eiH .a,gp..S gAtrss a a. ~
bakers Ahd family brands. sstsiiso; soutne shipping
WctieiS. &C. ! sssi]0, BfandSSile &C.. sSS ,stG.O
-vNDHIEs- Nayal stores lover uua,r fre supplies.
&c oils- Crude tperm sod % he extent % b6ls
siincl To- 'oc and es,oa OH du at 81 Hops dull 90.
mfs!e IN ~ ~ Enish - S h'lgs i, & 1aEG o been &
Ife NV. yr " e ,Sdp.S "a. ior A, >. q
ana ..c. foT .,osd Ksntacsy tob eco active At "a.
and 10. .S Tor ta' ia ii,S frc,ghts sicady Grain 70
Glggow by steam, e-iid. aud nour to London by sail
PROVISIONS Pork quiet sales On hbls At 40 for
Wc.,ern D, ia' mos quoted At ,.51Ssis Ho,} qagt
and i5c for IL hi ely long % Gaai or -nact % dTyer Sry @
q r az - g., ana do hams Al issc. ilrd lover and
act,e, saics1S tcs At We. for prime ci aai triS
r,udg, 5leeasc. Tor prin" c-t.ru 90 tnc spot
or Juy. rr.ssrd hog. qn.tct At ~ -, for CITY nut
i5,@lh'. for s',-i TO anc Ga state factory l--s At
lssla ', Tor tr'sh
900 ita an@%agt S NdSS NdS a5n Sp E ~ 9' III !, ' 5M
nodhnF DO e. sacs ...a bol,s, ot whcn so Tor cN.
ir,nfit. Foreari dcy,r.c- & cIlncd Sitc Win not
report 4i Is ID Tor MAY. i,sc ior iun, i + &c. far
In v and - lie. Tor Augtst The Liverpool market
was quiet, m,ddling uplAud- 8HI' ~.
.GLocrE s.. conec lulc' snd unchanged; BIO. 100
10 g gold. Rec arm so batH Ialguon sold at g.,
gold, IN bond. holassus nunj chu,oc New Orleans
brought Nr aud cargo Of ~ hhds Porto Rico sul on
private tcfns surnrs furry active at 1sr'c Tor oir
10 good refining Cuba and keg.,c Tor good to prime
centrifugal talts so bNs and 40 'hhds on the
above range rrhGrd lih.4llAt. Tor hards.
GRAIN Nhcat nrmCr sales 800 bush 70 MlwAu
ke spring to arrive May 10 20 IS, at th7; l5nU buHh
Nnncsota spring To arrive, at slf4; HUu bush prime
No. Milwaukee spring, in store 81 ~; 4Om bush
white Michigan at - 80 baeh. white Caifurnia At
g. ld10 bush. spring In ear lots az 81 - fiE Tor
No. 3, and $3.50 for Nos. aud mixed Corn dull,
heavy small sales AZ 6ia1nc for new Western mixed
anOat &c. for How, 7Lai5c for white ola mixed Ia
store hell az c Win buyers AZ 67Cte Ec. Oats moro
active sales SIGO bush. at 0b2c. Western mNFd
new ~ .tjsc. Tor Western new white anOat, and sc
for bicN new western a1oat. Barley nominal Wet
ern 1i.s9 (. and Canada, tl~0
The sun., 1873-05-03
ng prices OF
INI...l.

In recently published pamphlet, issued by Mesers.
Fisk Hatch, financial agents Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, may he found some excellent
suggesona respecting the transportation OF western
products TO the scabOard well tabcs show the
growth ot the East and West freight movenent-the
production and consumption Of iron, ard Also the dis
ibutOn Of coal together with other sub"cta pertain.
INK to the capacity of land and water lues Of inland
transportation. About tsO,cO 90 win be DISTURBED
within the next few months In the MAY and July dvi.
dends aud the advantage Of nrst mortgage bonds
weestabshed roads viii naturally attract the atten.
ton Of capitalists In preference ~ renvUsting Ia Gov
ornInont secuIItIes at Tho ptesent high hgures.
The sun., 1873-05-03
rnE COUNTY pArEH.

The little county paper" Ia the best read paper in
the world No other contains the marriages and
deaths 10 say nothing Of divorces and births other
relates The accidents happening before the doors of tho
villagers no other gives the time for the next bs pic
ne, ~ political meeting; other discusses the affairs
Of the town aud county, INC arrival Of goods
the mor,hauts' count rs or ~ hat the editors
desk without PAPER, the town that has enjoyed
well god one feels lndccd Lost
The wclclitcl counB paper, ON the inside plan.
which add7 th' attractions Of weu-ecctcd variety
of general literary iHt news mettpr II tn most vel
come -tlg ~ the dolr 90 the SiAgr and farmer and
is Ia the same proportion tHe best usn Of srncraI
l!y,ttisug.
The sun., 1873-05-03
DIIOLrED.

MALI EY.- In springfield. Mass. on Nnrl 80. nv the
Supreme Court, lnogcn }. Milry, OF Wcsthcd, from
Henry Mallry. Cause, descrtiOn
kEADI.- In Springfield Mass. Aprl 80 hy the Su.
prmc Court, Elizabeth Ready frOn frsnNln Ready u
Wcstheld Cause. adultery.
1KAsk.-ln Springfield, Mass, on April ~ by the Su.
prcmc Court, Victoria A. Ira-A from OrrIn 1rask "
Nrstn''d. Cause, adultery.
MILSON.-ln Sprng "a. Mass. on W,lne day. Aprl
A, rt tiC supreme court tu.uar4rt ll-uu from Viii
la..i Wilson. Cause, d,scrtOn.
The sun., 1873-05-03

principle Of fe In spite OF the researches Of chemists,
doctors and metaphy hysicians. remains unknown. We
know, however, that when the blood is impure. the
stomach inert, the bowels Irregular, the liver disor
dered the nerves relaxed, this life susa ning prnci
pie whatever II may be- b shorn Of its active power and
that the body II snmates langushcs. We know, too,
such Of us capable OF deriving knowledge from
authenticated facts. that Hosteters Stomach Bttcrs
correct impurities Of the blood inygorate the stomach
regulate the bowels tone the liver and brace the
thereby combating and subdulng the leading morbid
conditions which tend 20 shorten life. The average
time Of human existence might unquestionably be
greatly heightened by udicous Stimulation especially
In the declne Of life and this famous preparation n
Goubtedy the most wholesome atimulaat at present
known,
The sun., 1873-05-03

Daily newspapers DO not receive such thorough
pcrusa as weekly newspapers. The daily newspaper
isued yesterday Is considered old to-day whereas the
weekly newspaper retains lts freshness for week.
The weekly kept and referred to every day until the
succeeding number appears. Every member Of the
household becomes thoroughly familiar with It's con.
tents-oca news, general ucws, stories, advertise.
meuts and all The New York TribuHs says A" From
Maine to Texas tho farmer and the ylliger hook upon
local journal NJ the pressing needs Of Ordinary
nte. It's the customary exchange Of Intelligence De-
tween nefhhor a. wen as tho avenue Of communlca-
ton with the Outslde world"
The sun., 1873-05-03

good aiyertiscment In medium having a large
circulation Is fahfI agent constantly ing is
employers Interests. Beetlur once truly said OF ln-
tercst, that "lt the untlrng worker In Tho
world IL worked day ami night and fnew no Sunday"
- IL Is with advertising Il works all the time, t
safe 70 say liberal advertiser that there hardly
. miaue Of the entire year that Is read
ing Of the mtrits OF his merchandise benefits bs
derived from HE services.
The sun., 1873-05-03
se[t1d> u
sTyS, NO smIiAA MIC,
GORnAM MANUFACTURING co

tOfNihM mhNUfhtlURINt w,
Prortdence, r. T., and No. Bond ST., Neo YorE.
Manufacturers Of sterling Silver Tea Dessert and Din
ner Services, and Wedding Outnts slso Msnufsc.
turers OF the celebrated Gorham Electro Plate.
The sun., 1873-05-03
The central Offices located at New York, Wash.
vile, Chicago, st. Louis. and Milwaukee, supplying
printed paper for papers ln tho following states.

Advertisers can the whole list Of Cooperative pa
pcrs above either Of the six sub divisions men,
toned below.
The sun., 1873-05-03

II "a not surprising that In an educated COM
munity an iron steel hoop around the body should
M once be discarded a. a cure for Hernia The new
klastic Truss anorde instant relief Il worn night and
day with comfort retaining the rupture absolutely AZ
all tunes, and Ia never taken cr during the few weeks
necessary for q permanent cure. sold cheap. Very
duriolc IL D. sent everywhere by mail 10y the Elastic
Truss Co. ~ broadway. New York city. Who send cir
cuars free when dcsirtd Ne,0 iVrl IbleD tAdsHAdc.
The sun., 1873-05-03
RATS OF ADYERTIsING.

For the Combined Lis,s, sii7c per line, per week.
For the special Notices, sitcs'l per linc. per wcok
For the Reading Notices, sil.s5 per lice, per week.
Liberal Discount Cd sums over 500
The sun., 1873-05-03

Pryoe caahcr Information furnished, orders 1llcd
hEn.st rit.t PAD for r.au sh Bane Dla, Government
seeuTiGtHi &c., sc.
TAYLOR co, BANKERS
10 NAll st W orr,
lAf uf M
The sun., 1873-05-03
FISAAcIAL AND comnHRcrAL.

Wear the WaIvick or Elmwood collars. The,
arr chcop'r than others because they wi keep clesi
VI
The sun., 1873-05-03

To let a cold have ia own way II IN assat In
lay the found ,tiun Of consumption To the
nott stubborn cough cold have only 10 luds
cloudy Df, Juynus ENpcctOrsut.-idU.
The sun., 1873-05-03
ROYAL HAVANA LOTrERY.

Prices reduced circulars sent md information given
We sDll tho s51lOh prlHc In tue drawing NJ April Y
!. " MARTINEZ n Co, banPfrs
Wall ~, Poet OticU box 400, New York.
The sun., 1873-05-03

For wire screens for doors ani windows, 90 90
r and J. TOrpy's 100 Fulton street, broadway.
The sun., 1873-05-03

WATCHES, FINEJEWfLRY, AND sTERLING Sill
VERWAltk, FIRST QUALITY, and sold on smallest
SPECIALLY.
The sun., 1873-05-03

Restores gray hair 20 ia original color thcksns thin
h-lf, and stops ts falling. IL II an elegant dressing.
Lyons Tnset Powder stands alone rs u
safe cxtcruat"r Of rolchc-, bed bugs insects ants
and ncas
The sun., 1873-05-03

, The new Chnrtrr has not YET been rigrrd bv
the Governor, but kNOAS spring rtyc Of gcntlcncna y
hats is IA great demand Make your selections At 2i2
Broadway.
The sun., 1873-05-03
OH~TACLEs no MARWlAtE.


Happy rcrt for young mer. sent tree ia sealed lft
Ter envelopes. Al Tres. HOWARD ASsOGIA rIOH
Phihdelphia, Pa. an institution h4ylrga high reputA
i,On Tor honorable conduct and professional sAil.
The sun., 1873-05-03

steamship Ihein, Bremen, mass. and ptss.
htrlmshtp Chesapeake, Portlu4d, mdSC ami paA3.
Steamship Abys ina, lsa
Snip Naturahrt, Calcutta, mdre.
brhf Morning star, BAracJA fruit.
tchr Meltk, Arroyo, r. H., nOlAsses
toAt nhN Moore, NewDOrn, ". C., navtA stores
Also the usual nser and cOaN WAC Vua1elA
The sun., 1873-05-03

Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
laiD str'et.-AIo
The sun., 1873-05-03
4 oooHiet of Authority in West viralnia.

WHEELING, May 2-aov. Jacobs refused 10
permit hq Superintendent and Board OF Directors of
tho ruuitantiary and Insans Asyium appointed by the
Legislature, TO take Doss. shloh yesterday. Tue GOV
Instr aotsd the to order guard
to shoot any one attempting W enter without hiz per
n4ntIon.
The sun., 1873-05-03

In Htata honda only few transactions recorded
and the laIket vac dun. Telhessee d. old sVid at
The sun., 1873-05-03

TUE CuSsOi tDATED THtRTY.YEAR sFvEN PER
cent com 'oSu- Of The -. Lout~ Asp SouruEsersEE
HALLWAY toMPANY, iesurd upon completed trunk
line between ~. Louie and Nashville. 1oun1. earning
moro than enough % pay interest and operating ~
ItAtcs, sO.d hy
WINSLUW q WILSON, ~ William Il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21
SAy FRANCISCO. Fcbruar

san FRANCISCO. February 20.
An aiiraV occurred last night in a
grocery on Montgomery street, be-
tween Albert Dunlap and William c.
Richie. Dunlap fired three shots at
Richie, each OF which took effect, II
in the head, II in the breast, and
another in the LEFT thigh. Richie.
during the shooting, seized u Ratchet
and cut Dunlap on the head II
shoulder. Ritchie's wounds are seri-
Gus, but not mortal. Those of Dunlap
are only flesh wounds. Both mel
will be arrested.
The Jury in the case of G.. NJ. Cor
neil VS.. Fireman'S Fund ana Phoenix
Insurance Company. returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for $l3 729. a
stay of thirty days was granted de-
PENDANTS.
The jury in the case Of Geo. r.
Scott. tried for forging tickets Of the
Omnibus Railroad Company, failed to
agree on Il verdict, and We're dis
charged.
ANAHEIM, Cal, February 20.
Henry Bremernan, late proprietor
of the Anaheim Hotel, shot himself
with ashot-gun last night, making an
ugly wound in his left side. 1t is
thought the wound will prove
fatal.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE. February 90.
There is an alarming fatality among
children in San Pete county, from
spotted fever.
The Utah Central and Southern
Railroads are again clear. Trains
from all directions are on schedule
time.
The depth of the snow in the pr'n-
cipal mining canyons is unparalleled.
Communication is By trail. The set
Elements in Little Cottonwood are
opened, butthe people are in constant
fear of SnoW-SlideS.
The entire press, both Mormon and
Gentle. condemn the recent lynch
ing of the murderer Benson at Lo-
ran.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

Doris and the Cashier of the Ex-
change Bank.
Specials further say that, notwith-
standing Col. Bogy's letter, demand.
my II reopening of the investiga-
,ion, he yesterday asked various
members to vote i'm eau
Gus against II recommitment of the
comtiitteeS reports, and to favor the
Immediate adoption of the majority
report. He said he had been forced
10 ask Tor a reopening of the case i'm
deierence to popular clamor; bnt that
he was really opposed to such action.
lie also asserted that it was stated i'm
caucus that Col. Bogy's letter did not
represent his true feelings.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 90.
Alter adjournment of the LegiSla-
lure yesterday, Governor Hart imme-
diately called an extra session for to-
day. The object is to pass the bill is
SUING Sl,OOO,UOO in bonds, which bill
waited i'll the regular session.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, February 60.
III. ID. Goldsmith, agent for The jew
elry house of j.. Brumer, Maiden
Lane, New York, reports his own
room at the hotel robbed last night of
$1,000 worth of watches and dia-
monds.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. February 90.
A Washington special saysone OBJ
lect OF the Presidents visit totlle Cap
ltOl yesterday was to look after tegis-
lation on the Utah bill. He had Il
conference with Senator E'relinghuy-
SEN, and Senators Conkling and En-
munds. He represented that this leg
islation was imperative. and asked
the gentlemen i'll question to press
the bill for passage. He will also
hold conference with several MEM
hcrS of the House on the same sub
ject.
The same special says there is a
growing feeling that it will be i'm
possible to get the necessary two
third vote or the expulsion of Ames
and Brooks. Aines appears perfectly
confident that no such result can be
reached. He says IA motion to eXpel
the members of the committee would
get more votes than the resolution to
cXcl him.
II is stated that, since the passage
of the Asiatic Telegraph bill, 1t has
been discovered tia the PARTIES
responsible. and that probably their
only object in securing the bill is To
sell the franchise a~ccruing under il.
Senator Casserlv moved reconsider
alton of the vote by which the bill
assed, and will call it up at the first
opportunity. This action defeats the
bill for his session at Ie. st.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21
New York. February &c
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February L.
At the sitting OF the PomerOy Com
nIiltpe this afternoon, trclinghuYScn
said the resolution passed III the Sell
ate yesterday permitted proof OF any
allegations OF corruption against
Pomeroy directly, but not as to his
friends. He then asked Horton what
course he would pursue. Horton SAID
the defense should know what the
accusers charged. before the defense
was presented, and asked that the
other side submit Il written statement
of their allegations, with the names OF
with, sseS. Simpson said, that pend
ing the Investigation at Topeka, they
required the presence there or some
of his witnesses that it would be uii-
lust to compel him to make the state
ment required bV Horton at this time.
Simpson then called Frank Bacon, OF
the Kansas Legislature, To snow tllat
money was offered for votes by the
friends of Pomeroy. ,
AT the sitting of the Committee OF
Ways and Means to-day, Judge Siler-
man reiterated his statement as 10 his
course in the New York Stock EN-
change. He had not been IN WASH
ington for three years, anu never at
tempted to influence the legislative
conduct OF his brother, Senator Sher-
man, or any other person whatever.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, February 10.
A special dis atch says that, at the
Democratic caucus at jefferson cit.y
last night, IA stormy debate occurred
on the question whether the senate
rial bribery investigation should Zee
%reopened. After several substitutes
and resolutions had been offered and
defeated or withdrawn, the following
was finally adopted
Resolred, That the investigation
TINS far has been thoroughly and
fairly conducted {; but Us q means OF
fully generating Col. .Bogy and
members of this House, this commit,
tee be instructed to send for General
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

Observation-Disclosures in a vice
so low and destestable as lying is a
characteristic of ignoble minds. De-
lection seems to produce no effect in
deterring the ReUeiHe from this prac-
tice. All we cIn do is to counteract
the evil resulting from it by ON
stantly exposing both falsities and
fdlsiners. That paper still insists that
we charged our dealers with eXtor-
ton. We ag in pronounce the state
ment a base lie. For the exact mean
ing of the last word of that last sen-
tence, see Webster's Unabridged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

The CITY PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
has been removed from its former To-
cation to the rooms in the upper por-
ton of the building known as the
Magnolia Lodging House, on South
Main street, directly opposite Aunt
Hannah's restaurant. Louis Monaco
has arranged his rooms in the most
comfortable manner, and having sup
Piled himself with every convenience
ior taking pictures, is now enabled, at
his new apartments, to produce the
truthful likenesses, and of any
desired size. MIR. Monaco is an artist
who understands his profession i'm
every particular, and will not fail to
give perfect satisfaction to all who
visit his elegantly fitted-up rooms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21
DISTRICT CoURT-Taesdav, Febru.

DISTRICT CoURT-Taesday, Febru-
airy 1s.-The State VS.. John Bergman,
indicted for. grand larceny-iury i'm
paneled and inetrial proceeding.
Wednesday, February 19.-rheS State
VS.. John Bergman {; the jury came
into Court at So o'clock this morning.
and found the defendant guilty Of
grand Larceny. The Sheriff was
ordered to take the defendant into
custody. OrUered, that the defendant
appear next saturday for sentence.
The jury was discharged for the term.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Thursday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
MADRID,

MADRID. February 10.
\ corporal in regiment in Alcezar
de San Juan. Il town in New CASTLE,
yesterday attempted to excite a mu-
tiny in favor OF Carlos. The troops
refused to give three cheers for the
republic. The corporal was arrested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21
Pioneer Barber Shop
AND
BATH

First door north of the Pioneer Rcstau.
rant, North Main street. Eureka.
fINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE
i Gently opened the above establish.'
ment, offers his professional services 20
ali who desire a nrst-claSS phySiognonil-
cal HAIRCUT or an ecstatie SHAVE
Connected with the establishment are
several neat and elegant Bath ROOMS,
where Hot or Cold Baths can be had a.
all times. ~
Ashare of public patronage is solicited.
aua1f JAMES NJ. NJ. MOODY Prop'F.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

THE PROMENADE CONCERT AND
BALL this evening, i'll honor of Wash
ington's birthday, must not he for
gotten by the lovers of music and
dancing. The last rehearsal takes
Ilace this afternoon. From the fire.
qneucy of these rehear~alS as u PIE
i'aration for the concert. il is evident
that the manager of the entertain
ment means that it shall be worthy
of patronage. HE to Skating Rink
Hall. ami trip through the nazes Of
the dance. "All promenade !"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

TIE BILL OF FARE tonight at the
S IN Francisco Restaurant. for the at
t,ndants of the ball, will consist of
oyster souT, chicken fricassee, chick
Ell salad Il II NiyonuetiSe, trout Il Il
" ty0naaisp, fresh California salmon
u 1t tdlfup, roast venison, cakes, pies,
etc, and other good things too nu-
merous to mention. All this Ell.
Schaefer sets out at 81 for each per-
son..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

rAxToN & Co.'S bank will be closed
sbmashington's birthday, the 22diof
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-21

me warmth of the sun has dissi-
yu.eu a great part of the snow in our
'ee's since yesterday morning.