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New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
6ieambcdts ano RAILROADS..

FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
4 4 tonic and Ssnastuek Railroads Pare ST. Steamers leave
E'0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
b r. Se1%s leave ses9 for & ss~'ye M at ' and
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LISE-CHANGE oR,TlMB steamers
this line connecting sandy Hook with trains Long Branch apd al
River w,rtorb Bhussit Taetscu PLadeph, vae1nd Bridge
H Sle 70 "m S s Ry rsS a5 N SS. 0S5 o Y5s r. %
l:to m-To PhladsOhia, Tqekerton. Toms River, sc.
Wv '' ''- ARRiSIYG IL SEw1oRk:
1880 m-Fom Philadelphia Tucksrton Toms River aai al
.s, p m-rro% nGT; Tom, %P iaGSi1G RISsi le l'"''
The above trains stop at way stations
F. P PScH, Agent, Pier 2a
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ,,,.,. RIVER RAILROAD.
COmmenei9e MONDAY November 1871 Through trains will
cheaTo and Montreal vita drawing room cars
through 10 Rochester and st. Adams
1880 h SPe. cbeagS Express with SngOcm Buffalo
lo:s a. m. Northern snd Western Express.
$40 }. m. Special Express for Albany and Troy .
$50 m Montreal Express with 'eepngc ron NeTfork TO S.
$500 EIpre,s daily with sleeping gear. for weovu and Can.
500 m F1s Express With slesPisgen for Rochester EqI.s
Railroads This tram on SUNDAYS
iV H. Express "9 IT, SsSSEck S GsS a Fsasr aay Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY.-
osc pTs sIs I Fg da 9eP SfySo o of Con
he Delaware LekaNsnna and Western Railroad Phpsbug with
valley Railroad and It's connections forming direct line 20 Pittsburgh
ana The West without change Of also to Central Peunsan
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec ID, tsT2-Leave Nev.York as follows.
q. m-Way Tran for
mFor Femugton, EssoR Bethlehem, Bath. Mauch Chunk
WesbaTre PtstOn MhanOy City Mt Carmel Hazeton runkhan
mock Tosanda WAerey with through
VILE Sc Connects at Junction with Del. Lack & Wes. R
ga m-MORNING BxgSEss daily
AneDown Harrisburg and the West Connects Somere
Femngon al EaoD Tor Much Chunk Wkebarre. scranton To-
wanda Wayerley. &c
l05A m-Wav Train for Somerylle
u m.-Way Train for Someryille.
1850 For Femngton Eastou, Bath Allentown Chunk
Mahauoy CITY, HaIieton Nikesoae Scranton Reading Cogmb
Lancaster, Ephrata, Potsvle. Harrisburg, SC
$3.50 p. m.-fOr Baston, Bethlehem Allentown
3l5 y. m-FOr Planield
400 For Baston Allentown and Malch Chunk Connect. Al
Junction with Del, Lack. and West r. r.
1880 D. m-For Someryile and Pennington.
500 m.-For Somerylle
SIS y. m.-Por Paiuhed~-
$50 m-EyESse BxPREss, daily for Eaon, Beiheben Allen
town, Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago Cnncuuau
$500 and 6:45 D.. m.--For somerylle.
1870 p. N. grantl-For Bason.
300 and ll;O p. m-Por Plaiuheld.
For Elizabeth at $780, 6:i0 1900 T5 300 8:t 800 900 05
ll:OO ll;t 1900 P5O loo 900 23O 800 3:l5
400 l;l5 go 4 500 Sis $50 5i $500 $50 645 7S 100
6:lO, 500 loco, ll:O0, 1900 IN.
Tickets West can obtained oce Of the Central Rail
road Of NewJersey, Lbc princp
hotels and ticket Offices in New York City.
r b. KICKER. Superintendent aul Eag'r
IL BALpwN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

IN ADsIKAlTr.-BLATcHyoRD j.
9..Tompkins agt. Steamboat
sJacuse.
-. .Rees at. Schooner +. T.
King.
a. Baker et Al. sgt. Ship Chi
liAn Wsllah.
TSRs-PARr I.-BAHRErT, j.
O;JO q. M.
S79i Vhn Rlper sgt Tweed, ".
so. bevendge ei al. agt. Wal
lace. ct al.
b65..Clshin agL WoOllsebaoaek
eta
9iT. .Tovnseni et sl. sgi.
o. O'Bfien, Sheriff
ssI. Roberts, Jr, Agi. Campbell
iOi3. .Frund et ~ sgt Imporisfs'
sni frsdefs Nat Bank.
tJ3I. .DafYes al. MAYOR, ke.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
Cbanres for Business 1flen
/, FARM and CAPITAL WANTED-Any

A FARM and CAPITAL WANTED.-Any
~ good reliable entepiang owning dreass GAllNG
three hours Of hewlork and has some aS
CAPITAL engaging in enterprise "hch IL
bby honorable yer useful and which I ed large
day income, will please address w. L., NeSloTk Iube sns
locality and fall particulars
business SOPPORTUNTTY.-Th advertiser,
has fully Developed capable o. great extension
will corresponding profit wishes the COOPERATION Of Two ener
n Of gogi capital nspeuab which WILL be amply
Address With reference HOBART, care Of s. EDDY Co.
No. Park-place.
HOTEL AT SANTANA.
wANTED-A MAN accustomed the Tpp'c, ~ho eau iara'h
good s.cuTty that be viii keep this Hotel suitable mahhef
Adde'S, Box 1855 " Y. POstOfce.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
NEW.Y0RK MIDLAND RAILWAY-yM


NEW YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WM.
~ TER ARRANGEMENT. taking elect Dec 2 B7g-Plssys
lepoIs OF Corti1dt anil Desbrosses-sts
ior HesDurhsm aud May wool, 5:o 1879 80 -
For Hlesensck Pleron HiRth3rBc MiaI PARK wsrz-
DIXIE Z. 9:lO 1850 J. $50. 4:5p, go. rlJ1 IL.
For dgehcd Park BogOa BOchC- Dundee Lake, Mstk1s ~
Riverside. :. lO.50 A. / 4.3o. j:1 O. 20. ll;J) D.
For Wyckof. PomptOn and MOlc Junction $40. WD
$50. i:)O $50 p.
$40, 1880 a.. N. $50, )i3l p m.
Por Smiths NILS. Ch3rotebur-h. Stockholm. ScgOE Oges
burg and QsarrYvile, 7, gl0 A. n. $50 p. 4.
For Newfoundland Franklin hamblrgl peckert)F1 Cncnrs
West Town Johnson Slate n, MdistOWa AID Boonssbush
9.0 a. m; $780, tao o. m. -.
aBd Ellenrlle. 9O a. m $3.50 +. m. 80
RETUREGNG-Leave Liberty Falls at 6:j5 (, KS a.
Elenvlc. 7;i1 q. 25 p m; hideown o;j5 n ~ 80
D. H. West Booininglae = 3 20 2 G4 W0r19,ii.
- IN 9, il:25 2}7. 405 c.53. 1910 Pates 80
6:47. ,:5j 9:l9 n % 2;55, 4:2i, 7.l3 tt2 80 80
ARRIVING ~ NEWlORkst at t:j3, 3, &IJ lJS) n i4s az
$40, 8:jS p. and l250 -.
MoNTCLAIR DIyISIOE.-Trans leave Nes.Tork foot CoriAa
ani Desbros>eS-sts.:
For Mona Pompton and ntermel;e stations 9l1in tghl
For Monca AMI intermediate saous. SJ p siuTea iva
m. aud 4:lO p. m. -.
iDoes not ron beyond MJcowu docs bsyoai H'F
docs beyond Blooming sblrsh., ,.,,, -, sl.l,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY i,,''', -,

PkOYIDENCt. BOSTON, wORCEsrrs
Cssin lsfe " DOoIOr' ~ . 10 lkOVDsNCE a,
Deck ARE ~ BOSTON - b. To PROylDsgS1 -
Ffsgbt bo,,i rObS CoDBed st Providence sa Ea,h,
Poy Worceser r r. al Inbnrant - ~ Pl
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
"N' n " FsUi u-AeI'I tIVAts A-tH''
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave NegYOTs from foot Of Desboiis' al C'
lollowSi ~
EIpress for Harrisburg pbuIsb, West AL SOuss VIA p
Palace Cars attached, 800 D. = ani $3.50 IL sa'P"'
$50 y. -
Po Baltimore Washington and the South At a H. pa" S'
R,prcss tor Phia g. o $50 n, n5o la5S 3d. - a,|
p night. Sunday .. $3.50. and $500 D. IN.
For Phlla.. "A kclsn.tcu, al =. m. lld
Emis rant and second class 7;l5 r.. IA. .
For Newark O. 6n, T. 7:fJs:lo, =. 10 IT, l0 n ~ L.
$40. $40, $40, $40, E2h J;g So so 3;ys an ~
g. 10 II:30 u p ~. $40 s $50. mis- ~
For EIabetn D, 6;3U. T. 7ig. g. 8;O . TO- H. iN an Nv
I.jO 1920, $40 I. 4:iO. 40 J:l 3j $3.50 D. CIV ' -
3:l0. 10. 1889, 70 Sundsv $50 o. aud S0p ,n
For Railway o. b.J !. Slp $50 and 10 Il u0Jo -
$40, $40 40 sJD, 52O So $50 ., 90 'J, 5W I" p H.
night Sunday, SEQ. and 90 p ID, A..
P5f Woodbridge anl PeTth Amboy, iai 10 30 '@'"
For S: Ses iBiuu,uck 10 m IN. Le to So
u night SUNDAY, D, sBi9p.m. ,
For East Milestone, 4. j. nOOn. Nl0 iul a-I p u
For Lambertyie and Pennington a. taj 10 M
Por Pbihpsbury and Belyilsre AMI p .,n,,
AccOa for Bordeuiogn Burlington, sll NaAA-l - -
E;8i:2 ,. 3:4O. L. snd D N.
For Freehold, T. 9. m, and 4 p. m
For Janesburg, Pember,on camden. O. m. 5iH p L.
Trains iollows; From Psbrg1 O'' ~ ,.suc
daily. lO:4 m. and 6J4 daily. erorg Mon ~ n Fas
BalnOEe m g:5g 1912 m Sune, ~" ADA
Pbilaiepha &2l $50 tel llOt 1884 m, I;it '''''
m sunday 5ss $50. ll:0ia. -, , ,,, u,ls
Ticket OGces SO as 25 and gH B)aiwhT 70 W.. NI
Dssbgosses aud COrtlindts hmsria Iy.s,
Battery place. d. "a bolD- .''' "'~-
A J. tASSATr. Gen. Msnager
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

Boston Express va Spunghci az 8O5 A" ..4 -
Shore u spi S0i p. ~ soP9ls AZ Nis q,
sad bridgeport. The 80 an4 ls= p w an Nsso
the O5 D ~ 10 Montreal The s5 an i;. - SssAsHf
Proyiirncet the Coma valley Railroad NeN rs,asc s
rad At Bridgeport The ~ and 3:jS % Nlls sn
ss Bridgeport The 1io5. siDS, aud 300 a. M, l4i' Nv
DanOury NorNak Railroad AZ 70. NorFa. ,,.4s n
Trsins for Sew-Ilayen leave T0j, 600 tbf Ailss
Oil asa ass SB sos tRrl sOl lkL N 10 Ssnbei
Bridgeport At 905 ~, 10 So Norsak AZ oyy y AS B1rs
al h:n5 a. m 2.g0 lsO 6GO snd re Toe - Burss
stops New.R0chele and Pori Chester and se s'' ,
NJ Vernon, MAmaruneck, AMI Rye. .s....sshl SGe~
Sunday Boston Mail Trains AZ f;0o = m va >P''s' -
Wa Providence. ,,-t.-..- % Nshi -
Drawing room ears Day Express AMI Sieel.asN .
press Trains ,,..,, al 0rasiNTs
Tickets can be purchased At TieAe ohcs of ee,ls J.
ril Drpot ar Al ofes VI he y Y. Transfer 90 ,s hcs -
and No Court-st Brookyu ~ho will also eheeA S' -.
deuce 10 destination. ,., Al hst.'s AL -
Tor further nouuntes q ps,csl,r, .ee gss"S gos p.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24

PHILADELPHIA and ERlE kAlLnSY,SSssD ~ nS,Ss TO
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT tuAN9b IVY w T,s
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT Of PbSS ''
will leave DeShrosses and COrandt,t ferue p',, Ptl.s
$50 a. Ia Eue Express daily eXcept SUNDAY we .-br, az
Car through New-lork 10 OIL titr Afr's Irrssss
5.08; Cory 605; Erie. z Is Connects A. ,l
with OIL Crek and ALE ,hcnv River r. K or tle y"
vith Lake Shore T. r. for all points NtsI o,,. or hss
$50 p n. Ers Mall Oi') VIII P9.gia % ~ wsrsn.VSs go
Phl,aeiph. to SunburY G.5i h.l-
Lock Haven $40; Remove lrylotoa ~ t ~ n.
7SJ D. m Connects Irvinctll ini CHry VIA u
ghens River X r. fsr the Oh Region kae Nill Lax '
all points West ,.,.,,,,,- ,,.-.-t So.,r, ,ts1tslt
New-York tribune., 1873-03-24
NEW.yoRK. G'c, PJ; XEW-HAyEN. (, AND HART
FWTINs 7fIVTI-HI-- .--,----
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORh.

~ FORD RAIbROAD.--NeyloIs oIs ssi hgsl,s ,,R lSt
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COAhtN, ~ ~ ~. =. Rsrsuts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
fAJifiC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81.
The steamer Alaska, from Panama,
arrived to-day with 50 passengers, 745
O of freight and S11O,52 in treasure.
She had a pleasant voyage, and all
are we'll on board.
The Democrats last night nominal
ed Charles Matthews for City and
County Attorney Dr.. Rice, for Coro-
ner, and OTTO Frank, for Recorder.
They meet again This evening.
Horace Davis declined the nominal
ton for Mayor by the Tax Payers.
). I'll. Wldber was nominated by the
them for Superintendent of Public
schools: e. l.. Taylor, for Harbor
Commissioner.
The first officer of the Crusader,
convicted on II charge OF beating and
woundlng the sailor Nelson, Is on
trial under another Indictment. for
lnf1Icting cruel and unusual punish
ments on the same man OH the vOy-
age OF the ship Carrier Dove from
New York.
John Frank, a seaman, was washed
overheard II drowned to-day.
A Citizens independent Nominal
ing Convention was inaugurated in
the Seventh Ward last night. The
principal object IS to secure votes for
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
Dead, or Aljve2

This is the important question which
is just now agitating the Democratic
press of the country. Some of the
leading Democratic papers insist that
the old party is still alive and ready
for battle, while others equally well
posted, swear that it is "too dead to
bury" The New York World is of the
opinion that an Infusion of free
trade and farmers rights will make
it more vigorous than ever. Judge
Thurman entertains similar views.
Groesbeck, of Ohio, advocates another
new departure The Alabama Ne,cs,
. leading Democratic organ Of the
South, feels compelled to say that if
it can do any better, it fights no more
under the Democratic flag" 1t adds:
There is not a scrap of the old Demo
cratic banner left big enough to darn
Ahole in the seat of a pair Of breeches.'
Worse still, it declares that one " had
as we'll sing hymns to a dead
mule as undertake to reconcile
the animosities engendered by last
years folly Ridiculing the course
ofthe New York World and other pa
pers which follow in its wake, the
Chicago Times, hitherto the most reli-
able and influential Democratic jour-
nal in the Northwest, salcast ically
remarks that the professional Ga
briels are vehemently blowing their
trumpets to raise the late Democratic
party from the dead" Il has no faith,
however, in these GabrielS, and
laughs to scorn The blasts Of their
trurnpets. Though they shrek till
,doomsday," continues the Times, and
blow their horns till the sky cracks
with the hideous noise, they will not
bring the dead to life" 1t will be
seen, from the evidence introduced
above, that there is a remarkable di-
versity + opinion As to the true status
of the Democracy, as a party. at the
present time. Our own opinion is,
that the party detuncted last Novem
Der from an overdose of crow" and
that Groesbeck is right in demanding
a new deal,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
A Mining Decision.

The Secretary of the Interior re-
Gently rendered a decision, Of which
the following is the substance:
The Secretary OF the Interior has
deciued in the case of the Eureka
Mining Company that the sixty days
allowed Tor iilinS adverse claims ILL.,
cluues both The flr>t and the last days.
This decision has The effect OF ruling
III the claims of squatters to ianus
located 10y the Colm paEy.
The Eureka mine referred to is
located in Tinlic district, Utah Terri
tory. 1t appears the Eureka had
made application for Il United States
Patent, and OH the last day of publ
cation, after Ct1ice hours, several adj
verse claims were filed, which are de-
clared null and void lay the decision
of the Secretary OF the It.terlOr. As
stated in The above extract the sixty
days allowed for filing adverse claims
includes both the first and the last
days" of publication. This is a mat
ter of some importance TO all mining
sections throughout the country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

BCsINEss.-The editors of Missouri
evidently mean business. AT the late
annual meeting of the Editorial Asso.
ciati'n of that State, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt-
ed:
l.. That 4 newspaper office is a
business establishment by which ed
it1rs and printers make a living.
2. lhlt q man has the same right
10 walk into a grocery store and or
der Il barrel of sugar, or Il sack OF
coffee; or into IL law office and de-
nna.id Il legal opinion from its uccu-
pant; or into an undertake, rs and re-
quest Il coffin, without EXPECTING to
ray lOr their res, tCtiVe wares or ser.
wees, us Int Il newspaper office and
demand the use Of its brains and mus
Gle and type without a thought Of rec
ompense.
3. That hereafter all personal or
political matter, having for its object
the promotion OF individual fortunes
Or ambition, shall be treated exactly
as other business matt, + and charged
at the option Of publishers as edito-
rial advertising.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

THE California people ere wonder
ing how they shall vote. The new
election law Is very particular in re-
,quirinG that the tickets shall be
twelve inches long, andtha. the print
ed matter shall be "single loaded"
and in long primer type. Now, in
San Francisco, siXty-two officers are
to be voted for, and their names and
those Of the offices which they seek
cannot possibly be printed on a r.
inch ticket in legal form.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
NEVADA.
Important to Medical Students.

We are IN receipt of the following
documents from DR.. +. s. Gaillard,
Dean of the faculty of the Louisville,
(ky.) Medical College:
LOUISVILLE, (KY.)
July Goth. 1873.
DEAR SIR believing that you
will be much pleased to benefit the
p,or but deserving Young men OF
your section OF country, | inclose you
a siuall tut interesting item for edito-
rial publication
Truly and reSncctful1y yOrrS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

good men on the several tickets,
without reference To- party clique or
rings. D.. Bell, presided. An ENecu-
tive Committee of six gentlemen was
, appointed, which Will report to-nior-
row night the plan for nominating at
the convention.
Holland, who was shot lay William
Perew u lev days since j. likely to
recover.
! ), ouner, who was shot by Ballou
last tuesday will probably recover.
lie says the re .atloiIS letwcen MIN
self and Mrs. iailou were entirely
proper. lie did not know of BallJu's
Iealou>ly till after the shooting occur
red.
The steamer Colorado sails for
Yokohama at moo to-nnurrow.
Morrill,, 81 ecIal agent for this port,
has transmitted lo Washington, a
statement %: the circumstances of the
Indictment and thai OF Levy for the
alleged smuggling of opium. 1t will
ue remembered that he was acquitted
on The ground that the opium taken
ashore was by the orders OF superior
officers for the purpose OF detecting
SiIlugglerS.
The arrivals of wheat from the In
terror continue very light. Holders
are nrin. But nine cargoes have
cleared this season as aSaliist four
teen Tor the anne period last year.
The total internal revenue collected
III this district the present month was
s21O,921 U5.
\ we'll dressed young lady cow
hlded il foppiSh young man on Mont
SonIery street to-day. The fellow
received a shower of blows and fled.
The names OF the parties are un-
known.
Los ANGELES. July 81.
The Prescott, Arizona, .NiHer of the
Goth says: The Summer rainy season
has coiiiinenced. 1t has rained heavily
at Prescott, Camp Iiualpai William
son Valley and The Black Hills.
Flity Mormon families have arrived,
making Il village 10y themselves on
the Little Colorado.
Gov. Stafford arrived in Prescott.
The last of the Date Creek Indians,
300 in number, passed through Friday
Ell route Tor Verde.
SALINAS CITY, July 81.
The case of Fowler for the murder
of RAIDER on San Benito. was sub
mitted to the Jury this evening, who.
after an absence of about five min
UlIS, IStul llCN a NtItiCt VI liOt SuiitN.
NEVADA.
HAMILTON. july 81.
4 rancher nane,! NJ. Ever, living
about six miles from here on tine
Pi che road. vas found dead in his
room this morning. y post mortem
examination showed that death had
been caused by aneuriSm of the heart.
Deceased was Il single a and has q
brother living neal Tr,tckee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

PoLITICAL.-The Republicans of Tue
lumme county, California, have made
tho following nominations: For
Senator, E. A. Rodgers Assembly
man, A. G.. Long Sheriff, Jas. Trout;
Clerk, D. A. Diamond Treasurer,
D. NJ. Kenfield /; Superintendent OF
Schools. John York, Jr. /; Coroner, O.
H. Burden. Tuolumme gave Haight
1877 majority in 1871, and Grant 81 last
November.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
MARRIED

In Elko, July %, Malcolm Hall TO
Deborah McNIullen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

AN Irishmon was brought into a
police court of a suburban town in
Rhode Island recently, charged with
having been drunk. Guilty or not
guilty." said the Judge. Looking up
cunningly into the Judges face, the
prisoner said: They are both the
slme price, amt they, your Honor?
Five dollars and cost?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

THE new postal cards are a great
annoyance to county postmasters, es-
pecially those of the feminine per-
suasion. They haven't time to read
them all and attend to their other
duties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
FRANCE.

PAKIS, July 81.
II is commonly reported that Mar.
shal Mac nah0n will retain the Presi-
dency of the Republic but six months
longer, when he will resign and re-
turn to The command OF the army. Ii
is considered certain that the Repui,-
lican form of Government will he
succeeded hv Il mOnarcv: and it is
deemed essential that MacMahon,
who possesses great influence with
the army, should be i'll command
upon the OCCASION OF a change.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

REwARD.-Wells, Fargo & Co. have
offered a reward of 81, 500 for the cap
ture of the parties who robbed the
stage near Grass Valley, Sunday
night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01

The BIG PRIzE.-The RereiAe learns
by private disratch that No. 67'742
won the s25, 900 prize in the Nevada
Insane Asylum lottery. which was
drawn in Vug MIA City on last We'd
nesday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
Truly and respectfully yours,
l.. 5. GAILLARD.
BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS
MEDICAL STUDENTS.


The Trustees of the Louisville (Kv.)
Medical College have created Il num-
."r OF Beneficiary Scholarships. for
the benefit OF poor hut deserving
young men seeking Il iir>t-claSs medi-
cal education. One beneficiary stu
Gent is rect wed from each Senatorial
District OF any st tie, and from each
Congressional District of the different
State. Sons OF physicians and
corded Beneficiary Scholarships.
Each scholarship is worlhlO the re,Ip.
tent OF IL $500, and those receiving
such aid aie known only to the Dean.
Mnte oi obtaining Il Beneficiary
scholarship leaned bv al,I>in to
Or. T.. 5. Gaiilard. Dean. Louisville
lkN). AS the next session Legins in
September, all young men needing
aid should app ~ Us eally a, posi-
bic"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-01
BORN.

In Carson City. July %, to the wife of
y. 7. Wills, a sou.
In Carson City, July %, to the wife of
DIR. j.. NJ. Benton, a daughter.
IN tnionville, July %, to the wife of
MI. WlnslOw, IL son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-20

On WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of Septem-
Der, 1873, at II o'clock m, in front OF the NJ ar
ket House. on Royal street, Alexandris, Va,
the undersigned as Commissioners Of the Cor
poration Court of Alexandria, Va, by authority
of decree passed at the February term, 1877
of said Court in the suit of Dyer and wife vs.
auction, in two lots, the WHARF PROPERTY
of the late Josiah II. Davis, situated on the
Strand between Prince and Duke streets, in tho
city of Alexandria, Va
LOT No. l includes all the property lying
south of the alley which runs through from
Union street to the Strand, consisting OF the
larger WAREHOUSE and the LOT in rear
thereof on Union street, together with the
WHARF ard DOCK, 81 feet wide on the north
side of the wharf The deck on the south de
of the wharf is the property OF H. IL. Miller,
esq, with the right in him to use the southern
size of said wharf for the purpose OF collecting
tolls wharfage and dockage; the wharfto be
kept il repair at the joint expense of the pur-
chaser and K. II. Miller.
LOT No. 2 includes all the property lying
north of the alley which runs through from
smaller WAREHOUSE and the LOT in the
rear thereof on Union street.
A plat and survey of the whole property can
be seen at the office of John S. Chapman.
Terms of Sale: One-sixth OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash upon confirmation of
sale; the residue in four equal annual install
ments, with interest thereon from the day of sale;
the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid. The purchaser viii be required
amount as will be satisfactory TO the Commits
sioners. JNO. S. CHAPMAN,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
Comm rs. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-20
Nv Green d. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Corporation
ID Court for the city Of Alexandria, Va, rem.
dered ut its November term, 1870, in the suit Of
Cazenove s. Co., VS.. Johnsons administrator ct
al, the undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by said decree, will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, in front of the Mansion House, in said city.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of September,
1873, at II O clock m., the LOT OF GROUND
at the southwest intersection Of Wilkes and
Henry streets, SO feet inches on Wilkes by 100
feet on Henry ST., with one TWO STORY d.,
BRICK and four THREE STORY FRAN E E:i
DWELLINGS thereon.
Terms One-tenth ofthe purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of SALE and tho residue
IN three equal instalmcnts ut SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, respect, ely from tho day Of
SALE with interest; the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes ofthe purchaser or purchas
ers satisfactorily endorsed, and the title to be re-
taned until tho whole ofthe purchase money il
fully paid. All costs for stamps and cohveyan-
cling to be borne by the purchaser.
g. W. WATTLES,
f. l.. SMITH,
Ii. .. CLAUGHTON,
Commissioners.
Mr.. james Fossett consents to the above sale
and will JON in making the title. augl3-ts