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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MuRDKRRR.-The
colored man Cole, who murdered Mr.. james
Schoheld in his store at Fairchild, st. Mary e
county, Md, three weeks ago, was arrested YES
terday by Constable Crane, at Solomon's ISL
and, in that county. On his way to the jail he
confessed having murdered another man about
fifteen Yeare ago.
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RRMARKABLE DISCOVERY OF A MURDERER
In reference to the assassination at Viterbo of
an agent of the Peoples bank at Florence, the
Roman Times reports that the murder has been
discovered in the following manner: In max
ing post-mortem examination of the corpse OF
Rugin, the doctor observed "a at one hand WA
firmly closed. He open ID it, not without diff
Guilty, and found il contained some hairs of a
red beard. This was a revelation. IL became
evident that the unfortunate Rugin, in strug-
Cling with his assassins, had seized one of them
by the beard. The next step was to discover
what individual having access to Rugiu's hon se
wore red beard. 1t was then remembered
that the servant of Rugin had a lover, a dyer,
named Bergamaschi, whose hair and beard were
red. He was arrested, aud his house searched
Under stove nearly 900 francs were discoy-
cred, and several portions of his clothing were
found TO be stained with hlnnai
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ga Louisville woman who has lived with a
man for twelve years and presented him with
hye children now sues him for breach OF promise.
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The MoDoc CHANGE OF BASE. Donald
Mckay reports that the Modocs are encamped
At the base Of the mountains at the south end OF
the lava beds. The troops are now divided into
three camps Lieutenant Eagan is GONZALES
cent. Nearly all the cavalry horses are sick
with the eplzootic. General Davis and Hardie
left Yreka for the lava beds to-day
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nohhlbLk AFFAIR. - To-day q drunken
across Fulton street, opposite Prospect street.
vlth an infant I'm her arms. She was kpockei
eown oy passing express wagon, when she
WOOD car which was passing at the time ran
over and severed its left leg. The screams OF
me little one as ifs mufilsfed leg dangied about
excited the sympathy Of everyone who beheld
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PENNsYLvANIA COAL TRADK-The trade
continues dull, and will be affected for better or
worse by the changes in prices and toll charges
announced by the producing and carrying com :
panies TO 20 into effect with the incomip =.
month. The Reading railroad COMPANY -
notice by series Of circulars that tn .sss..Ss
and tolls will remain the same fe- Nsv ~, 60
line OF the road, but by reduc.np the drawsa ~
ten cent? virtual advance OF that amount Is
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The ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK was ex.
PEELED by the New York clearing house associ-
pressed that Taintor, the defaulting treasurer
still retained large amount Of the money OBJ
tanned by him; also that the Frauds had not ex-
matters Of the last few weeks or even davs
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The following extract OF = letter from Com
missioner MesehSm, received at the Interior
ptfattmen ny gtvcs new ard intcresting psrucg-
lars OF the late ModOc massacre. NJ i fated
hesdqusrtefS, Camp South Side OF Tale Lake,
california, April j., lisa; ON Friday morning,
satisfactory % Dr. Thomas and Gen Cauly
though not 10 Mr.. Dyer nor myself or the MocS,
woman. Gen. Candy remarklng that they dare
not modest US, because his forces commaudea
the situation, and DIR. Thomas said that where
God called him 90 GO he would 20, trusting 20
his care. The meeting was held according to
M Me- sme sna sSe rso% s spS nxss aa S2Sy
armed. instead OF six unarmcd Indians as Was
az eed upon. The 'stslkr was short, the Mo1Oc
SnieIs ssyine that unless the soldiers we're .sh-
drawn from tbecountry q further talk would be
had p TO that point the commissionersrea ffiTm-
cd n AZ the soldiers won 81 never be Withdrawn
until the difficulty was sttled, and still extend
ing the oner Of amnesty a suitable and salts
factory home and amPe provisions Tor Their
Welfare IN the future. The reply from both
en- .,,, ~ axe away your soldiers and We
VIII talk about IT," General Candy assured the
Indians that he was her, for the protection OF
both parties. and TO SCI that the oommi~-ien
ia;thi1lly performed their promises About
this time two armed Indians suddenly appeared
from the brush i'm our rear. An explanation
Was asked, and Captain Jack replied Nv span-
ping pistol at General Candy, saying in In
wasdispstched by Captain Jack with pistol an
knife, and DIR. Thomas BY a pistol-shot in "a
breast and gun-shot IN the head ey Boston.
Meacham attic mptcd TO escape tow ard he camp,
and Was followed by Sshonchin John, Black
Jim and Hooper Jim. Schonchin fired SIN
shots at Meacham, hitting him four times AMI
leaving him for dead. Boston, attempting 10
scalp him, Was deferred by the Modoc women.
Dyer escaped unhurt, although fired at three
times by BLACK Jim, who was only a few feet
away, and twice by Hooker Jim, by whom he
war pursued. After running about SO wards n,
turned upon his pursue1' with a small pocket
Derringer, when the Indian turned and ran
back, thus letting Dyer get away. Mr.. Dyer
will be obliged 20 leave in a dsy or two. on ac-
count OF Official duties. but while here the re-
mainder Of the commission will consult with
General Gillem should any active measures be
necessary on our part We believe that com
plete subjugation by the military a. the only
method by which 30 deal with these indiana
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A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL was married In
San Francisco last week, and at the Conclusion
OF the marriage ceremony she turned to her
ing" The husband complied with the reouesf
and at that moment the young bride fell dead
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAjEIhGiss E : ISs 1PERA HOUSE; E..
FAREWELL WEEK OF
MILE MARIE AIMEE.
me SEW FAR ri or sRSf rR6u APP THE
A %p rfs as
rhi LES ESQ cE sSSf' vrE e III day.
~hDNis SRs R ExES,NS, Aprilso'
ffIPATh h RREFYEfIT pm
sAruR ha 9f ahF1N HkEG GF AIMEE.
BARRIE BLEUE.
O!shef1s 81 rsserVei seats IA Saieors
no; family circle, g censs private eSsss, sis
APRIL as-oNE wEE * AND TWO MATT
Positively last week Of the young American Star
GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
KITTY Of the beiI1F@ yGsas
Iidy STfn hs
fIRIoR Gi fs'1f ins sS STsSf
Introducing twenty handsome ladies.
80 Billy pEyER f.EIclAn'
TWO NEW BALLETS NEXT WEEK.
Last week VI the charming Queen of Serio- Comic
O' FANNY DAVENPORT.
~MILE c0FCh TIA RoNzRTTi.
The accomplished Hungarian Dancers,
AND OUR MHGMofH NOVELTY fffR6HHPPIEH! i
In a grand bill Of exceliencies.
THE WASHINGTON DETECTIVE.
Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Benefit % MONS: BLANDoWsKI, Maya. as
|IINC OLN Hal
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MArINEEs,
TUESDAY E SSIRRiasinf APRIL asru
Powerful and Highly Approved Dramatizstion Of
GREAT TEMPERANCE WORK
entitled
THREE YEARS IN A MAN.TRAP!
Which will be produced with Appropriate Scenery
and Powerful Dramatic Company.
Matinee, 20 cents; children, % cents
Doors open at 7:l5; commence ats.
Seats may be secured at Ellis Music Store, Mon
1 ,,sss On and asn sal. ,s.sysys
.'A 81, MARkkfrEK,s, 9TH 81
doors above Odd Felloss Hall. se''' eishi
Choice OIL Paintings, Engrsvings, Chrornos, SC.
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tat
",s, RIngs, Nails &C., in the District.
Please remember Name and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF OAsT-OFF WEARING APP.
"A PAREL can be sold to the very best advantage
0' s II e stress G Sa,veen g., 1dgsTH
Notes by mail promptly attended 10. Cash paid. II,
4 lLD GOLD, sILvER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
| ~ bought st fair prices for New York house
promptly attended to by AUGENsTEIN, laos
Pennsylvania avenue d1-lyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine OLD Rye whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Zine Old Bye Whisky,
Warranted Warranted Warranted
Pure PWe Pure
And UHadNherated,
FOR GeSeraI and Medicinal Use.
This is the article we have now sold for upwards
OF i've years with universal satisfaction; put up
large bottles at One Dollar per bottle. can be had
- Notice, that we will return the money il this
Mnsky does notsive satisfaction or prove as repre-
Also an excellent stock of California wines-Port,
Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel, Hook and Claret; also
Kelly Island Cat axba and imported Liquors Of all
kinds. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
a10-tr Corner ID and d streets n. W.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, no DISAPPOINTMENT harmless, reliable, instan-
tsne2us black or brown; at ell druggists, and D
a clergyman, while residing In South America
- missionary, Uncovered safe and simple remedy
iSr the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
whole train Of disorders brought on By banefuI and
stcieus habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
sne amicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
xddrss, WV JosEPH +. IN&AN,'
m.r,aLk New YORK. Oity.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS EVER
OFFERED!
EVERY ARTICLE BARGAIN,
NEW AND TASTY GOODS
WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY
WHAT 80 CENTS WILL BUY!

= Among the Dollar goods we offer: Children's Linen
suits Marssilles Hats, Lace Infants Caps, Para
soils, 6OO different Chromos, sets of Plated Table
Spoons, Forks, &c ;Castors, Hair Brushes, Mirror-
Brackets and Racks of all kinds, Fans of all kinds
Ladies Gauge Vests, Ladies' first quality Under
sleeves; Satchels and Wallets Kid Gloves and Buck
Gauntlets, Canes, Desks, Music Albums, Backgam-
mon Boards, and the prettiest and largest assort-
ment Of Jewelry ever offered; black sets Bracelets,
usual, 3 pairs for 81. -
In nifty cent goods we offer. Fine and soft Lace
quilting, sets OF Linen Collars and pair Cun,
ine Damask Towels, Mourning and Hemstitched
Hdkfs, Belts, Gloves, Shirt Fronts, Silk searfs,
Gents Bows, Baskets, Shawl Straps. suspenders,
and Brushes, Perfumery ,yewelry, Spittoons, Vases
Flower Pots Ornaments, g good Goblets Toys of ali
In twenty hye cent articles We have: Ladies' Linen
Cuffs Rufing for the neck. LOO doz Gents British
Half Hose, large Huck Towels, Hemstitched and
plain Linen Hdkfs, good Bordd Hdkfs, Ladies'
Hose, Kidding and Fine Combs Lace Scarfs and
Bows, doz good Pencils, Britannia Tea spoons,
Work Basket, Lunch Baskets, RaZors, Knives and
Scissors, Flower-pot Covers, Brackets, Towel
Racks, Book straps fine Lsle Thread Gloves for la
dies and men, Black Jewelry, &c., &c.
To get your moneys worth, the place to visit is
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6ILVERBERo
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
sl2 SEVENTH STREET,
ap16-u near Pennsylvania avenue,
'lSHE PROBLEM THAT WAS EASILY SOLVED
Il II say. Charley, pardon me, but pray tell me
how Is You always dress sty lish, and having but
moderate fncomey" "Why. simply because pur-
chase from A. STRAUS, I0Il Penna. ave- near
uth.n aas
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PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

ehhdt hcDUOiION IN FhiOE5'
These instTSDsnss, which, on account OF their &C
pertoTity over 81; others, have in 8 few years-
become the scsr popular here, we'll as sll 49,
over tae country, can be had for the folssvNv'
IcviRc low prlces-
e4CARE PIANOS from sNs to SGg.
VPklGnT PIANOS from S6oG to $40.
GRAND PIANOS from SOS to SINS.
Persous who wish g. save from Sl00 to $50 IN pa
Chasing The best Instrument cut, invited 70
aud ccrfYare FIR themselves Planes for rent Fsznct
exchanged. Tuning and Repairing properly steondet
20. CARL RICHTER, Agent,
Ge-fr 93S nj sya
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GEN. SHERMAN, received a telegram from
Gen. Schofield this morning saying that there
was no news f.om Yleka; that General Davis
was on his vav to the front; that General Gil
lem wOl'd feel the enemy when Mendenhall,
OF the 4th artillery. came up; and that the
horses were laid up with the epiZootic, and that
the cavalry Wee pe.rly all dismounted.
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INTERNAL REvKSUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SAG, $50 Is.
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BANKERS.

otis BIGEIOw.
" Ii IN r,
6f3 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL
LECTIOSS, and transaets all business connected
with Banking. apZIy
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Ir THE UNITED STATES SUPREME CoCR7
yesterday the Chief Justice ordered the follow
ing allotment of the Chief Justice and Asso
ciate Justices among the circuits: list circuit
Nathan Clifford, I'd. Ward Hunt; Sd, William
Strong; 4th, Salmon p. Chase; 5th, Joseph z
Bradley; 9Th, Noah III. Swayne; eth, Davl,
DAYS; sth, Samuel F. Miller; 9Th, Stephen F
Field.
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T'HE LATEST WONDER Of the 18th century is
The 80 SUIT, now selling RAPIDLY at STRAUS,
lol1 Penns ave, near 18th. as
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PERsoNAL-Mr. Justice Miller, of the United
States Supreme Court, sails for Europe on Sat-
urday, and will join his family, now in Rome.
MIR. Dorman ID. Eason, of New York, has
decided to accept the vacancy in the civil ser
vice board occasioned by the resignation OF
George VIM. Curtis.
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The FRENCH OPERA COMPANY performed
ola Grand Duchesse'' at Wallis Opera House
last night in a style which seemed to give entire
satisfaction to the audience, Judging from the
frequent applause and the fact that nearly
every gem of song was encOred. Aimee was vi
vaciOus and dashing, and was well supported
pv Mons. Juteau, Duchesne, Berthon, and
Ma-cas. THIS au. picious opening indicates a
brilliant il brief opera season. Tonight the
new opera bouffe o" zone Hundred Virgins"
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STIEfF PIANUo, unsupassed IN sWeetness OF
- tone and excellence Of finish; low prices-
ard easy terms. G. l.. WILD & Bro. .S@
Ageys, 42o llth street, near northwestV UNIV
corner Pennsyivania avenue, dealers in Pianos and
Musical Instruments ge Der ally.
Tuning and Repairing, Polishing and Vanishing
receive faithful ate tion. apl7-tr
Y. LUCAS, has 7th street n. w., Txser esd
-. Rssriafor Of P,anos esd OrEass. 0r--
cers received at Thorn pson . corner 18th ct MA
and N. York ave. Getty's, Bridge, nearbStStV
Congress- Georgetown and Moses, cor. eth and Pa.
av: Pianos ard other instruments packed and moved
All work guaranteed. mh26- ly
ArnfIn "A A. II y IA 1,1 ~ Oh A NOS
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PIANOS. &c.

GUSTAV KUHN, PRACTICAL PIANO
NJ sAk ER, formerly foreman for y. C.-a
Lighte q Co, tuner for Steinvay Z Sons, Tx(y
and Isfe tuner for setzerott Co. Timer "
and repairer Of PIANOS aa1 ORGANS, No. 81
New York avenue. Orders left at Karris yewelry
Store, 629 Pennsylvania avenue; Nairns Drus
store, corner Pennsylvania avenue and @h street
Rosenthalis, sci 7th street, corner OF III will meet
with prosspt attention, and satisfaction guarsn
tPef. a1f-ly
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came abusive, and finally struck Ben
ner twice with his cane. Benner then
drew his pistol to resent the indignity
and protect his person. Jus. ice Stout
enburgh interfered and called a citi-
zen to his aid, and by his assistance
separated the parties. But for the
timely interference of an officer, seri-
Gus results would have followed.
Benner is aquiet and ~inoffensive man,
but will defend himself when at
tackled.
A PIONEER GoNE.-Chas. s. Cotton,
who for some time past has held the
position of Deputy Recorder of this
county, took his departure for the
East yesterday, by way of Salt Lake.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Cotton, after
visiting his old home in Canada, to
return to the State of Kansas and in
vest his spare coin in the rich lands of
that section, where he will probably
make his future home.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-About s o'clock
last evening, as Mr.. George Coffee,
ST., and wife were returning from a
ride in a buggy, the team took fright
while crossing a ditch neal MIR. Cof-
tees residence. The buggy was up
set, and both Mr.. and Mrs. Z. were
thrown out. We regret to say that
he lady was very SEVERELY injured
MIR. c. was also hurt, but not seri-
ously.
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Phoebe Items.
From the Record of the 23d.l


THE Grand Jury came into Court,
and. through their foreman, made the
following report of true bills of in
dictment: The State VS.. Owen Fer
guson, charged with murder; The
State VS.. Jas. CASTILLO, charged with
forgery, two indictments; The State
vs.. Henry Wilson, charged with
grand larceny; The State VS.. David
Leahy, charged with assault to Go
bodily harm; The State VS.. GeorSe
ceny; The State VS.. Jos. l.. Jacobs,
charged with forgery; The State VS..
w. ii. Thatcher, charged with for
gerry; The State VS.. Jas. Harrington,
charged with murder; The State VS..
Jefferson Howard, charged with muir
der; The State VS.. Mulcahi, charged
with forgery, five indictments. The
Court adjourned till Tuesday.
SENT BELOW FOR CONTEMPT.-We
gave an account yesterday, of a cy-
prian being committed for contempt
in Judge Stoutenburgh's Court and
fore Judge Fuller on a writ Of habeas
corpus, with w. w. Bishop and Judge
Pitzer as counsel for petitioner. Dur
ing the progress of the hearing on the
return Of the writ, Judge Pilzer, being
somewhat under the influence of
stimulants, became quite virulent in
manner and abusive in Court. Judge
Fuller, in order to preserve the dig
nity OF the Court, felt constrained to
send him below for five days for oon-
tempt, and he was accordingly re.
manded into the custody or the
Sheriff, where he still remains at this
writing.
WHEELER'S EXPEDITION.-From a
private letter to a gentleman in this
city, dated at Richtield, July 16, we
gather the following information:
Lieut.. Hoxie, OF Lieut.. Wheeler's eX-
petition, has just arrived from the
Colorado. He found it impossible to
get vest from the Dirty Devil river
To the Prairie river. He had a hard
trip of it, living on coon for several
DAYS, and suffering from thirst: lie
reports that part OF Northern Arizona
as the toughest and most inaccessible
country in the world. Since his ar
rival hero Lieut.. HOXie has ascer-
tanned from the indians that none OF
them have ever been able To cross the
ridge to the west of the Dirty Devil.
Notwithstanding their rough trip and
the hardshipS they endured, Lieut..
Hoxie and his men are in good spin
its.
AN ALTERCATION.-Late day before
Yesterday afternoon an alteration
took place in Justice StOutenburgh'S
office between Judge PitZer and IL. ID.
Benner. The latter went into the
Justices office TO settle up some bust
ness with that officer, when Pitzer be-
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Austin Items.
from the Reveille Of the 23d.,
VICK'S STATION,

VICK'S STATION,
Tuesday Night.
REvEILLE The sanitary Commit
tee having charge of Hank Bidleman,
arrived here this evening at Z
o'clock, having made a four
hours stay at Vaughn's hospita-
ble ranch. Hank behaved spen-
didly, and has, if anything, inn
proved by the trip. Tomorrow the
journey will be to Battle Mountain
with no doubt of its successful ter
mination.
SICHEL.
DIR. TAYLOR informs us that the
condition of Mr.. VIM. DeCamp,
whose leg was amputated yesterday
morning, is quite encouraging, and
that he is hopeful of the patients ulti-
mate recovery.
THE Manhattan Company shipped
last night, by Wells, Fargo e. Co., 20
bars OF bullion weighing 1883 pounds
valued at $50, 900.
WE noticed several wagon loads of
wool en- route forthe railroad on Main
street to-day.
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Al INTELLIGENCE,

ksE RACING.-A little excitement
Draw a large crowd in the even
when the working men from
several places of employment
PpOn the street after the days
phe slightest indication of fistic
inter is sufficient to call together
pdred or more. fLast evening in
Of Pritcilard's office, on Main
a Few persons were seen con-
P"gtoTether in the street, evident
N reference to horses. Soon the
per vas Increased, and before
mere was quite a current OF
Pl beings on the move up Main
\ III the direction of the excite
\. Presently IA tine looking bay
uarted out, with a boy made
upon his back by a Surcingle.
came Mr.. Webber's black colt,
(h! as trim as the best groomed
4 A race was arranged, and the
1 gave the bay twenty feet IN
hUhdred yards. An even start
Pilae' and both horses ran well,
PN comIng in Il little ahead. The
Paa lie disadvantage of carrying
llIe and a tolerably heavy man,
was too much OF a burden Tor
lonl an animal when q test OF
Y Is desired. Some more runs
made, by which all lookers-on
Interested and diverted.
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ANGE
muster WIS yesterday installed
rVii'l'endent Of the Eureka Con-
w. vice Mr.. Ellsworth. resign
WI Ellsworth handled the i'm
ill., iroperty of the company
administration with con
\ Iarr lllt.y, and enjoyed, in a
Sehse, the confidence and
undo ne community. He leaves,
/ ws'a!la, Tor san Francisco
reS,ur Mr.. Bucklninster, his
SehiIem III well known
ri,cIes as Il thorough going
N ent nan ana experienced super
le pnnNible duties of the position
ei'lre satisfaction of the com
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ANOTHER SIDEWALK. - Workmen
were yesterday engaged in putting
uown new sidewalk in front of Dun
kei ~ COS. dry goods establishment,
on the corner of Main and Clark
streets. Next.
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TAXABLE PROPERTY. Assessor
Wallace informs us that the aprre-
gate value OF taxable property in Eu-
reka county will rub two millions
very close. Mr.. Wallace ard his
eiilclent deputies are doingtheir work
thoroughly.
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FOR SALE C~HEAP.-Messrs. Dodge
a. hoooins, real estate agents, offer
cheap for cash a desirable residence
on Buel street, just south OF the new
nail; See advertisement under the
head Of New to-day"
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\ LEX COTTAGE ON THE HILL
"eil' of the Richmond, is
lr tie gozy residence on the hill,
) Shin Ghooihouse. The building
Or to the over from Hamilton just
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BULLION SHIPMENr.-W. l.. Pritch-
ard yesterday shipped for the Rich
mond Company 10000 pounds of but
lion, and for the Ruby Consolidated,
$4,000 pounds. Total, 1900 pounds.
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sold PITz."-It seems that our old
time friend, Judge Pitzer, of Phoebe,
is getting belligerent in his old age. a
couple o. items which we extract from
the Record gives the particulars of his
latest hostile demonstrations. He
struck an inotfensive man a couple of
blows with his cane. came near being
shot in return, and finally wound up
with IA sentence by Judge Fuller, of
five days in the County Jail for con-
tempt of court. We L sorry for
PITT"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-25

FROM THE NoRTH.-Deputy Assess
or lhos. j. Tenant returned yester-
day from an official visit through the
northern part of the county. He has
promised us items when he gets over
The fatigue of the journey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-25

we ma this notice OF a
prominent Eurekan in the Virginia
nhron'cle of last Tuesday: John A.
Iaxton, formerly a banker of this
Glty u Austin, and for several wears
taSt past agent for the Bank of Cali
lorna III Eastern Nevada, arrived by
TINS mornings train.