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The Eloquence Of Astronomy

Since an undevout astronomer must Il
mad, it is not surprising That the dcvout ont
is eloquent. Sec how our old friend thai
we used to quote from still talks, and ther
go out this evening and see his three pets
"a brilliant starry triangle is now visible
in the early evening. 1t is made up Of the
three brightest stars that are ever seen in
our latitude, with the exception OF Mars,
when in opposition. Venus, Jupiter, and
Sirius form the shining points of the celestial
triangle, and make the geomctricai marvel
easy to recognize. Venus must be looked
for in the west, Jupiter towards the zenith
in the east, and Sirius in the south.
"The contrast in color and apparent size
between these stars is strongly marked.
Venus takes the lead as she hangs like q
golden lamp in the glowing west: Jupiter is
of deeper tint. shading towards orange,
while Sirius, gIlttcring with bcamin@ rays, is
Of IL softcncd white, tingcd with Il blend
Ing of the most delicate shades of green and
blue"
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ITsnrv in New York Explained.

,,,,etorr ont IF Now YORK
~ ''"' ,:.,o ~ ,;o,,t;on of ,,s,1ry5 ne, G
no" '''" =, ho tho subjects Of daily
'Heis ~ - w. ~ n,anoy o,otations Of rho news.
- 90 ,hot ,,snr;ous rates were rs noto-
,r,,,e,e,v recopn;zed as were
Tho local rates. The New York World OK.
Mains.
prs,,,,,to 10 r,,vs 1ssn or New YORK;
iIiS enacted ti'at no corporation s''''. '''''
"aitcr interpose the defence of usury III any
"action." This statute has been sustained
nv the Court Of Apncals, T. giycs peculiar
,r;,,;,ooas - oor,,or,,;ons In tiubt money
pAN"ese' " wi po'"''' ,o c.
market lhey may zorro" a' any '".o ~
they avail themselves of their privilege
horro,vin,r IN NEGOTIABLE notes Endorsed by
...',.,.'s. .,a 5,,,rr;,r those FIR whom
'he"i>'He'' '''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

The WRECK OF LEADING EpIToR. -Thc
New York Star says:
"-Nr. Marbles Condition. The weakness,
with which Mr.. NJ. N. Marble, editor OF
the World, has so long been afflicted
seems to have taken tue direction dreaded
10y his friends, soitening of the brain having
at last set in. The helpless condition
of Mr.. Hastings's protege carries its les
son to all young Americans. They live toe
fast. strive for too much money, waste the
oil in their lamrs, and in mid-liic sink into
uSclcssneSs or worse. The story of his de
votion will be told at another time, when
his poor brain has found that rest for which
it now but tecbly asks. 1t is hoped that
months of entire rest may so far restore Mr.
Marble that his friends can take him to Eu
rope for treatment. We earnestly trust thai
his present pitiuble condition may not last
Ions. TO one so gifted even death is pre-
ferable to idiocy, or even \ mildcr form OF
incunble lunacy.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

The Day. Book originated the . new move
mcnt." and It's brlliancy of conception
forced the Dispatch to "aSrce' to it.-Nor,
folk Day Book
Just so. And here is the story we told
two or three years ago to illustrate the Day
Books position \ gentleman was reading
aloud one day in the hearing Of lunaIic an
account of Il storm at sea, which had done
incalculable damage, Scattcrin" wrecks thick
upon the coast. The poor fellow raised his
head and inquired When was that storm =
Last Tuesday," was the answer Just rs
| suspected; that was the day l whistled so. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
Mechanics Wages.

The General Assembly having exempted
from the operation of garnishee fifty dol
lars OF the wages due every married "labor-
ing man. the next question will be, Who
are laboring men? The words were I'M.
fortunately chosen if they were intended, as
we suppose they were, to describe me-
chanic as we'll as common laborcr, The
Ii" was passed, 50 TO speak. under the
authority Of the existing Constitutions
which, i'll its homestead article, speaks OF
services rendered by 4 kboriny person or
mechanic," as it the two were different
The homestead law makes the slme dis,inc-
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

The Day Book certainly begun the "new
movement and its caceat was entered on
record on IFS first utterance in that behalf
III the Dispatch or any other Virginia paper
prctcnds o.clainl the origin of that move.
lncn', lis files will ready prove what claim
II has. Let it refer to thcm.-Nortok Day.
BoDk.
Not we. We don't claim anything. Ne.
NcrthelesS, we were at the Exchange Hotel
meeting, and we didn't sec tie Dar Book
iIi;n there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

COMPLETION OF A GREAT L,HE.-The COM
pietion OF the Houston and Texas Ceutr,n
railroad was accomplished on the 18th of
March, thus forming a through route by rail
from Galveston TO New Iork-that is, ria
Little Rock, ST. Louis, 81. Who can over
estimate the importance Of this new liner 1t
will also be another feeder to the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

We believe that the Conservative people
OF Virginia AZ this time. by Il large majority,
are opposed to the introduction Of what arc
called "side-iSSucs " into the election cam.
paign calculated to cause di>scnSions, and
sure to he taken advantage of by their politi-
cal opponents, when solid union Of the
Conservative party is absolutely Necessary to
secure the success of the party. Let us have
GOOD. reliable mcn, whom we can trust for
honesty and Independence Frcdcr,vksburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

Apropos of the high.sounding titles which
appeared il yesterdays Dispotch, and Of
General cAssY's murder, Qunp says that
"ehefal GRAFT must feel the necessity for an
Improved Order Of Red Men,
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}srNt Attest: NJ. p. HANDY, G. r. and Z. 3
JTEApoI-ARTEKs GENERAL COMMITTEE
r, H. rtCt,NoSD AUril 7, 1878.

HEADQUARTERS GENERAL COMMIT
PYTIIAS HALL, KICHMoSD, April !, 1913.
Special orders No. l.
l. The General Committee of the Hrana Lous Dug,
X nights Of I'ythtas Of Eirgnil have aTreca upon
the following programme Tor the rec,P'lot a. ~, ~,
icrtnIncnt OF the officers and inenlhcrs nl tI m
prculc Lodge knights nf lytil,as vi l'ic "'i 40 -"
Of all visiting knights ,,r, bo Ercb,nre
TUESDAY NIGHT, grand ball III Tue HA'ii''nee
WEDNESDAY,. grand Parade Of the vii :, ;l.,
Knights and the members oil the oruei III i''
mnrId aud Manchester. ,,,oos,ccre
TEURSDiY EVENING" banquet 10 me W U.,',Jjt'
and members of the supreme LodSe Vi 'hI "'i'''
To- be givcl, at Virginia Hall. ,uo,,.
H. Eicc-(irand Chancellor Il. L.. Ddss ~ H.,
,nnoinied Chief Marshal with the following ialci
,sIistr : marshals: First assistant, II. O. ". HaII
,n,n. sc,ond assistant, ". &. Darlington: tnIlu
:issIst,nt Charles r. Binford: fourth aSsiSt'll'
Charles f. Taylor fifth assistant. ID. ". BoiIomnn
sixth assistant II. ~. Ddnforh: seventh
Jnhn Il. Vaughan eighth assi.ant,Joh =. Ae'ici
ninth assistant. G.. Michel. ,,>- q ,Osued
Ill In olct!ieuce to Special order5 NJ: =, a
nv The Grand Chancellor of the state. lhinCc''".
Commanders of Lodges Nos. ?, J. D. " ~ ~. ~ IT,,
70 g. IS are urgently requested 10 rcl"ia, @
members Of their lodges tn Ficc-rrall '';,,' , I.
f. H. BASS Chief Marshal. on Erni,i SlF.cl III ~" -, >
IF The Ii,y Hall where the line Will DC l9r'lcu ~ ="
n.rl,mk - VI ON WEDNESDAY the I'm ,,isa'atii
IN ,rcur,lurr with the order Of the Shici h"S'''
to In hereafter published. IT,, ,s,c;.r,Ir In tine
All nights in good standing. TRANSCRIPT. u. NV
c,rv are fr,trnaly invited Ia JON IN '''c l"''"o
and viii Isl. assigned positions ~ me iiiI, ,;,r,
I,x,xF HAWKINS Secretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE GRAND CHANCELLOR |
KSrGlITs OF PYTIlIAs,- {
Ssra>, " - nril 7..lSII

: DrErcr GRAND ('HkSCELLoh,f
0 KSrGlIrs OF PYTIiIAs,
srAusToN, VA. April 7,lsIa :.
SPEClAL ORDERS No. 10 ~
- DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAnsDEY r ~
CUANCEILORS OF DISTRICTS NOSE .JSa.J
q, AND sat the last annual c9nvnci- ESSsSr|
tIon of The Grand Lodge Knight, OF Iy,ihhs Ny
Of Virginia, held IN the city OF NOR 80 NJ
rnlk IN January, special committee c""s a.'lnr
The Grand Chancellor Ficc-Granu a ,,,., .r'nj
Grand Recording aud Corresponding ScfiIe. w. In
tanker, and the representatives 81 'te oL w. MAKE
EirhIuont and Manchester. was allrointu ~ n,,r
arrangements for tho proper rccrpi'oh 'i!' ~, 80,
tainl,rnt of the officers and members ai ~, Will
prclne Lodge knights or pythias Oh w. Viz az
which holds Its fifth animal session IN iil' ,h tn
Richmond. commencing TUESDAY l'r I'," I'll i
siant This committee having been nuif oFE 'in nc
by the election of Past Grand Shancc'lor 49, -"
president. aud having made all necesstrh a.
incnts for the entertainment OF our alsuhh uin'
visitors, part Of which arrangement clho'a'''
grand parade of the members OF the Oru'r r,,rd
Now therefore, !, = TraVers ihliill,s' y Viz.
Chancellor knights Of Pyfhins of ihr state Oh VII
yinia DO urgently request the thancciior - IN
crs of Lodges . s. IA. II. and 2ot !. Z. 3D. az
am, IS. To appear with their Lodges uh uiiitun ~ -
FAR as ,rc,jcae). on the day de.i"nateh III tug ~
der issued by the said special committee anu r.,
MI posst)ie aid In the entertainment OF liie ic'pc'
of the Supreme Lodge of our honorcd 0rder.
$. TkAVERS PlllLLlfS. ". u
1er,, I Affect NJ P HANDY, G.. X. and I. =.
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,JouS uASKISS, Secretary.
ur,nor.AETERS MARsHALs OFFICE
,..r,,,,x IItfI I:IcllMoNp. April IL l.IJ.

ALTERS MARSHALL ~
J,yruI,N III ALL. EICllMOHp. apFl IL 80
II oI,dIcurc TO orders published above I.o'pc; o.
-, ~, md II Will report to Assistant Ma
!" ~ War NJ southeast corner of hrodo au 49,,
,rn.. otIrps u. Il. !. :. l. and VIII T's"i' "
tt,is.n, Marshal &. +. iilnl"rd IA hnrihw,r,.
r'f Ninth and Broad streets. AsSlstant 'i'' ILL
n II uluforth and j. c. Teller Will rFln'i ~ =,
rrs nr visiting Virginia lodi cs ana colu''
tenth street the right resting on br";u. -, ,"ii
u,rshal, H. C. t.. Hartman aql >: - Naus 'i'' NJ
,.,Iir 10 the quarters of visible hiiEnLs t, ,inIt
.iin and conduct them to Tenth street. lilc iisn'
n 'a mn the corner of Broad street norm Sue
,s,istnnt Marshal W. c. Carr ln2ton VIII rrin u; ~
rho n,.ri, r. OF visiting Knights from ne s.iiI'
W. cnImmi,ia aud conduct tGcln To E!eN,llii ny.
The ri.,I,t resting on Broad strict. tnsiHI' ',
shals d. W Bohonou anu [: MlcneI VIII nmi'" ~
yisiiur Knights from oiler laFi1 .f liz
t,rv,.,irh street. the right resting Oh ic h"i' >
" me Grand Ioti;sc of virginia ana supreme house
nj tho World Will form ii Fora iiolci ,.,,c,,or
Thr line will NOV" Al a:l5 T. a.. am nj, :,
Commanders are .niOincd 70 ISSUE suCii w
will insure the prompt attendance Oh 'hci' Sc'e''
bodies. nm fo,,o,r-. Down BROAD
~, - \; n.trnnth down Nineteenth 10 MAIN, up
Main to Fifth. up Fifth 10 Franklin up ncn to
En,shpn mn Foushec 10 Grace, down nra.c ~ J."
iihirI mn Third 10 Broad. down Broad 10 toru
IIn,ci where the line will pass In rcNle" DclpIe
The officers and members oil inc 'oul''eiH' 7~
and then b. dis .riS>cd. , ,-is,,or ,r,
p1sI htnrcurS RriggS. Iayl"r'an n''siE;' ~, "a,
onncucr rs ai;rs. ana will report Win ne
,ilr~I,lS promptly ii u'cock III FROM u, ny Ivy
i i iut =, i"''''' Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
DEATHS,

Died, In this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZA
SIMPSON. relict OF Captain John Simpson. IN the
seventy. third year of her age.
The funeral Will take place at S o'clock THIS
EVENING from the residence of Mr.. Charles SImp-
son. No. 500 Franklir street. The friends of Charles
and 5. NJ. Simpson are invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ME- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
THE LARGEST AND BEsT-AssORTEDs STOCK
EVER OFFERED
IN ANY ONE ESTABLISHMENT
IN THIS CITY.

BLACK SILKS Mt 81. si.2s, fl.5o, aud up to s'.5t
per yard; -.
COT ORED SILKS from Sl5o to 81 per yara. we
call particular attention to our lgh-cooredsil silks
atso suitable for evening and bridal dresses
JAPANESE SILKS at loc., Soc, aud up TO ri pei
yard;
JAPANESE POPLINs ut IS and up to 5Oc per
yard;
BI,ACK-s STRIPED and WHTTE-STRIPED GRE
NADlNEs at 12ic. per yard worth double Tue
money;
WAsH-EoPLIss. the most popular dress goods "i
the season. ut Is. per yard;
PLAIN MOHAIRS and ALPhCAS In nli the ne"
cpFNA DIMES aud LINEN sUIrINGs In all the
new shades; i,
RACK ALPACAS and MOHA1RS IN I'LL quar-
ties: r,r
RoNgA.zINE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
TswIsE. TAMARTINE, IRON GRENAplHE'
md G INGHAMS, I'm all qualities, nj
LEVY BROTHERS.
1ook at our stock of NECK-TlES' SCAkfS' anu
RUFFLES. ~ ~
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WILLCOX IL GIBBS.

This very superior SEWISG-MACHINE is now
offered At the following liberal club rates:
We will give ~ 4 premium frst-cllss machine
Of our own. any other make In the market rs de-
sired, to any person who will sell three Wilcox &
Gibbs machines, 10 be ordered at one time and paid
for In cash.
Price lists, circulars, full instruction. &C., sent
gratis by mail. WILCOX & GIBBS,
Office Is Ninth street, Richmond Vn.
fc 2sdSw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
MEETINGS.

t,nI: 1IsE OR SEVEN WISE ,ls
MENA regular mse,n 8, q nrd 5nd and SSGs
viii Be held Ct {SaF da s1f E1VENsG ats O'clock
irssss member Ds
as there ~ bslIes s ~ b promptly on hand BY or
dates for degrees VIII u John MAXWELL,
der of the Arcon. Secretary.
ZIP l6lt* 49,,
TuE ANNUAL MEETING Of The BE
NE i,,r Nav AID ARLINGTON LIFE IN
sFhSCE coMPANY VIII he hc ls, at ,ns e ",le q,
the company on wEDSESDh II! !1 nRT Tis
O'Clock T. 81. ~ Secretary.
up :,9,&lG-3t
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FAIR.

AIDES MEMORIAL FAIR. rpv
IL EVERY DAY AND NIGHT itiio
BASEMENT OF THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH.,
corner Main aud Sixth streets, 1-<.y
,,.ro ,vi,I be found large display OF FANJI'
Anin, LES. N'''' ap IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

nr Lb;yY BROTHERS offer to-day
soo uaMHURG EDGINGS at 12ic. peryart worth
zoo UaMEURG EDGINGs at l5c. per yard would
lie cheap at 35c.;
1000 yards extra fine CHECK MusLlNs, suitable
for wrapr ers, dressing-sacqnes and aprons, at
soc. per va I'd. regular price Soc;
800 LINEN HANDhERCillEf" NJ z'c' ""r''
30c.:
9oa LINEN HEMSTITCHED HASDkER-
CHIEFS t CSC. worth 35c.:
$50 yards pure LINEN BIRDS-EfE DlAfEh at
30c. worth IUc.;
200 yards YOSEMITE STRIPES for dresses at
25 worth sac. per yard:
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN, 80 inches wide, mt
$3.50 for q piece of ~ yards worth soc. per yard
,t LEVY BROTHERS,,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Io,k NJ our stock of NE KITES, SCARFS, aud
RUFFLES. apo
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spECIAI NOTICES.

MT SALE AT AUCTION THIS DAY
AT l O'CLOCK Pm OF INVALUABLE LOT
ON THE, SOUTH. SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETs-The
special attention OF capitalists is called to the sale OF
that valuable LOT located as above, formerly occu-
pied by Messrs. Kent, Paine & Co. Us II wholesale
dry goods store. This lot Is justly regarded as the
mast valuable one In the city Of Richmond. see
auction head for further particulars.
w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
RICHMOND. Apri! TO- ls7a. ap io-h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

y X S.-SOUTHWARk COMPANY'S
ENGLISH WRi1ING-I>k writes black anil
never fades. sole 3gru for United States.
SttlkNtk TAG CO., So Bcckman street, y. !.
NH ls-3ml
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

On APPEAL.-Thcre are three GRIM
inal cases, says the Phoebe Record, on
appeal from the District Court of this
county to the Supreme Court of Neva-
ua, w: that of Owen Ferguson, con-
victcd of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged on the 30th
of October last. In his case a super
IDEAS was issued by Supreme Justice
Hawley, and it is said the Supreme
Court at first granted a G trial, but
afterwards permitted Il rehearing. No
rcmittateur having been sem here,
nothing positive is known about the
final determination of the Supreme
Court. The next case is that of James
Harrington. convicted of murder in
the second degree, and sentenced to Is
years imprisonment. He is now in
the State Prison awaiting the result of
his appeal from the order of the Dis
trict Court denying the motion for Il
new trial. The case Of Wilcox, con-
victed of grand larceny, is also on APP
peal to the Supreme Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21
E
FOURTH GIFT CONCERT
OF PUBLIClIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

I'VE TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC IL
l BRARl of kentucky, and the MANAGE
mcnt of the Gift Concert announce the post
poncmcnt of the Fourth Git Concert until
Tuesday, the 3lSt of March next.
The public will readily understand the
causes which have made this postponement
necessary.
Tho financial panic. which for the last two
months paralyZed the business of every Sec
ton of this country and OF Europe, has pre-
vented thousands from investing IN tickets.
The cpidcmics prevailing almost the entire
South have cut of II large and available mar
ket. And, too, the public Judging from the et-
feet of these causes have cxrectcda POSTPONE
ment and have declined to invest without a
more positive assurance of the drawing TAX
ing place on Il fixed day.
All interested desire a full drawing. but for
the reasons just stated this could not h l."
on the Sd of December, but the s..o.
poncment now announced will seca' "Prie'"'
The management have met
ccdentcd success. The sales
proceeds of which have air ,np
ceived, amount to OVER A Nj hooMH ron
with a lumber of agencies in lforS IN cpnn'tI
to hear from, and all those in ana Inc 09sl u
Thus n drawing Sealing tn ways on n'hu.
could be had now, but the mature an" hN,uit-
1t best 10 have n rostponel en- ImI nnrtx
pRAwING. eSpohSioIe p"i'''
rHg rlCkETs ,Nn A FULL DR..E. III. BLASEh'
this determination will meet with
baton OF nearly every one intercSt.-. &C.
apparent by the very numerous
ccivcd from every section OF this GO
the CanadaS asking for n poStponepS 20
This action of the managcmcnt''N
dctrimcnt to any, but will be- fo proprictor
all. by it the fortunate tlcket-l.
receive their gifts IN FULL, while it
feet those " no do not draw gifts.
In making this announcement thltl,h W ~
mcnt ENrHArICuIN STATE THAT Tch. has ,he'i
RI w FURTHER roSrPoNEMENr, and lyle, anu lur'
all agents will be impCratlrcly
close mn and transmit their aC,
office by the 2lSt OF March. tub N""'"~.
TIIOS. f.. 81
,lemen TO waiI
hmcnt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

LICENsEs.-Sheritf Sullivan requests
us to say that he will be on the war
path for licenses Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The first two days will
be devoted to Eureka, while the third
will be occupied in a raid on Ruby
Hill. Everybody concerned is expect
ed TO be prepared to ..see' him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

AUNT HANNAH wants her friends.
and the public generally to know that
she has just received direct from the
East new additions to her stock of
goods. Flowers, feathers, furbelows,
n a general assortment of under
wear, II thousand other things, will
he found at her establishment, of latest
and most durable and fashionable
make. Call and see Aunt Uannah
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

GOING BELow.-Thos. Murphy, the
well known boot and shoemaker,
leaves by the Elko stage this morning
for San francisco. Mr.. Murphy in
tends establishing a business "a branch
OF his Eureka house, in the Bay CITY,
and will probably not visit the Base
Range again for seven or eight
months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

AUCTION SALE OF TOYS.-N, j..
Franklin gives nntice, uuder the head
OF New To-Day" that he will COM
mence an auction sale of his splendid
assortment OF toys, ETC., to be contin-
ued for three days. Read the list of
articles which he will offer for sale.
Here is Il rare chance for Young Amer
ira
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

TOYS o EVERYBODY. = We direct
Dallman, new in to-day'S SENTINEL.
lie Will commence at = O'Clock p. NJ,
on Monday, to sell his immense stock
OF toys and Yankee notions ut auction.
The sale will continue from day to day
until every article is sold. Read his
advertisement for particulars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

a"A' hk.-Io-morrow evening Mr..
"lsoil Ll>ton, the tavorite comedian
ieIlers Vaudeville Troupe, will
PEA benefit. lie offers the best bill
'Ie season to his triendS-and they
aeSi"'l. The finest of all modern
n 'i'S' The Tickrt-of-Lcavc-Man
\ y presented with new scenery.
newman will sing one of his
"aI songs: Mrs. Chas. Coriell will
4, S several new songs. We pre-
parked house, and would advise
h. y" wish reserved seats to Sc
iion"II' without delay, at the Inter
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

STILL Coon. Notwithstanding the
late severe storm the roads in all dircc-
tions are still good. The ground was
dry when the SNOW fell, and the thaw-
ing process has hardly been sufficient
to materially change the condition of
ihc highways.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

AN OLD TIMER BACK.-NIr, Barclay,
formerly connected with the old IN.
T." Company, is again among us.
Whether or not he comes to stay we
have not been advised.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

THURSDAY, next Christmas, there
will be Mass ut the Catholic Church, at
I O'Clock and at l0la o'clock a. NJ. De-
votion> in the morning at I o'clock.
No midnight Mass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

MASQUERADE BALL.-Tho ladies and
gents will please bear in mind that we
are in receipt of a choice assortment of
masks i'll silk, wire and wax. Silver
and gold stars, and iringeS, and every
thing necessary for the above occasion.
d2l-tu j. MEYERS Il FRANKLIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

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. Ofiice
nj the California lumber yard, south
east corner of Buel and Eatcman
streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

GONE To PIOCIIE.-HOn. T.. j. Ely,
we understand, has gone to Phoebe on
mining business. lie expects to cab
sent several weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

CATHOLIC FAIR.-MiSs Nellie Nc
Laughlin gave to father Uynes, ycSter-
day. Il return of SOL 10 for her table
at the Catolic Fair. Owing to the fac.
that she was not aware of his return
from Hamilton, the delay happened.
j. D., uINES,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

EXAMINATION PoSTPoNED.-The eX-
animation of Manley, who stabbed j.
W. Ellyson i'll Il row not long since,
was to have taken place yesterday, but
for some reason, which we did not hear
stated, the case vas continued until to-
morrow. EllySOn, we understand, is
rapidly recovering.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

HANDSOME CUTTERS. = Now is the
ime TO take your s~weethcarts out rid
ing, by moonlight, starlight, gaslight,
twilight, or any other light, and
S~wceney's Dexter Stable is the place to
get handsome cutters, single or double,
and fine teams. d2l-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-21

a IEIZE-FlGHr.-Thc Winncmucca
.g+N'cr publishes a lengthy account
a prlze-ight between Badly Green,
e veteran stage driver, and ga party
4 me name OF smith, Badly came
Gf"@gy (nothing strange about
latj on the thir,N-titih and last round,
III aijer a we'll directed blow on the
pieiler, his friends were reluctantly
Ihipciicd 10 elevate the sponge. The
Eill ia>'cd three hours and fifty MN
r., during which time the BOTH
report that nine gallons OF
Spar mash We're absorbed by the