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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second floor, and Is
well stocked with q splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY SHIRIINGS. We are prepared To make
especial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in
"a IN three to ten days at the following prices:
SIS FOB Elk sHIRTe.
SIS FOB SIX SHIFTS.
Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In toe two years. ex perieuce in the manufacture
Of the D0UBLE-Y0KE SHIRTS, and the success
attepd ding it, has proven, beyond q doubt that 1t
is the most comfortable aud perfectttin one ade
In any section Of the world The thousands Of orig
insl ard duplicate orders received for tkese Cele-
brsted Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and
fully sHbstantiste it, Give them atrial, and be
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER'S PAT
ENT DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District of Columbia. All other persons attempting
10 manufacturer hem infringers, and the public
are csutis Eed against ordering purchasing. them
Of any other parties.
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NKRCRANT's LINE OF sTEAMsHIPa
1'1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Herr .ftsr the nne Steamships 4. q. KNIGHT and
JOIN GIBSON will make re guiar week 1ooae
y t5iRs between EEW YORK, ALEX 6fR
sE0EGELowS. As roiioSs:N Les nj NEW YORK,
n; Is:Fs ekoseETr56SsTSsr sy sAf fRfpAT
Agent, Ocsce and wharf IS VISITOR street, George,
town, or At the corner OF mn street and New York
~ Freight. dsiirsied ~ koSGs EIpf Ss,sen Or.
oers lei At General Once, sos Peupsylyania ave-
n0e; or a. the steamer wharf, vim be promptly st.
Ienoec TO- jell-u
WAsHIssTOss soRI3Lk, BOSTON AND
The fas Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKl
having resumed her regular trips to 49,
= 81 T S l s2sf1 n MoSbH tSSs
THURSDAY, att .. n. touching 81 principal River
Landinss, eonnectins at Norfolk With steamship Of
freight saCuld Be addressed care Of la, ~ ~.
Lsne, va .orfolkn Branch ticket ofice at KnexI
kxprs-s ofnsel sos PenIsy " anis avenue
Dorsey hErlt CEN :f,s1s wS.rf
nis-u Plant. Store. e0r0er l.th s.. and Pa. ave.
nv ExPRKss LINE VIA CANAL,
HILapELPHIA,6L ExsSpRIA, Va, WASH.
ANSAVh AND GE0kGETowE. d. o.
Prom Pier ., North Wss-p p1,Tp PIN.
ann RBSsY, wsIhlISEsDAT sad SAT Esss.xk
From 81 wsaer strs-t, Georgstsv ID. O MON
DAY snt FRIDAY ~ a. ~ -0
Iron Lise Of steamers !or Provdence, Bo-,op .,s
fA,s ,.ns yxnS. 6Tpkl Assn; e. D. q o.
Rid, AisisniHis, Va. '1i@
WALDO A. PEARCE, 80 O0ngrr1s street Boston.
81 Frvizhts deliy cred by K6cE's IMPRESS. Or
ngs, g q ths stsaner wharf win bs pro@pSiy 81.
~ooo-o - s94u
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:. DprfrsTstKG ~nRor.x

Cot~> N DrrIrsTs IN GsoRoik-A Dispatch
nom Aus,. sta, Ca. Saws Two negroes, Peter
Risir And n >ses Sullivan, had some angry
vords durins y Aieh Blair told Sullivan he vas
no eentleman Tn latter demanded an apology
or satisfaction with hot guns or pistols. b All
replied that he hsd no "ology 90 make, but ac-
cepted the challenge, nsl1ine the time, place
and weapons. The parties met st ssDd-bsr
Ferry yests rcsy morning ~ O'Clock, sccomps-
Ralph Knight AND W m. Armstrong The groasd
Was steppedeh and Colts fve-shoOters plaza
In the hands OF the principals knight gave the
words Of command. He said: Peter, are yoa
ready" Peter said yes. "Moses, are you ready
Moses replied yes The shooting then Gem
menoed, and both parties fired away until the
last barrel was discharged. The revolvers we're
then reloaded, and the principals resu med their
nosiuot, the words OF com msnd we're repented
ana nftne Was recommended and continued
until Blair fell 20 the ground, shot through
both legs The parties returned 60 the city
Immediately. Sullivan fought &C the zane
At Savannah some time ago.
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PARKHUBsT In this city, suddenly, on rr,
DAY, ns,Ss 9, at 8 - .. M DR.. OHARLBs b.
Biz rtmsins we're taken to wsIliesfOrd for inter
ment.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS Auctioneery
- No. 1901 northwest corner l0th and ID sts

Rf 8BkkN WILLIAMS AuctfoneerS,
- No. 1901 northwest corner l0th and ID St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING Lot AT AUCTION ON l11H STREET.
- BY virtue OF de- d Of trust, dated February
I'D, ISIS, recorded in Liber 70s, folio 4t7 of tbs
Jag records OF Washington county, District Of
and by direction of the holder Of the note
secured thereby. we will ssIIS public auction. in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the I Ith
day OF march, 1874, Al O'Clock D. m, all that piece
or parcel OF ground In Washington city, District Of
Columbia, knewa and designated at the south IS
feet Ct original Lot Il, OF square l54, containing
5,ab3 feet 81 ground more or less. Said | e has
front 81 % feet on the west side Of Nth street, be-
tween sud SITS.
Terms OF sale, as required by said deed, 81 500
With ten per cent. interest from August al. 1873,
together with the of this sale, in cos aud
the balance al and Il months, tor which the notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the lay Of
sale, and secured b. deed of trust the pro perty
sold, shall be taken. deposit Of SlOQ viii be re-
Quired Of the purchaser st the time of sale, aud all
convey ancing and revenue s,amps shall be at Ihs
expense cf the purchaser If the terms Of sale are
not g mplit with with seven days from the SALE
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
r. DODGE. lr.,
PA. DARNEILLE, Trustees
fetS GREEE WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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COM
prises sLfsen d. ferent grades and va -ieties, Of
Which We have large supply now on hand, aud our
iscllities Tor obtaining the same are such that
compete fully with house this side of New York
SYRUPS.
Moiier's Rlamoud Orig, silver Drips, Amber
Dr1ps, Golden Syrup, &C., &C., &c.
MOLASSkS.
A choice article Of genuine New Orleans, always
on hand, as also other lower grades-prices low.
FLOUR.
WEIGHS best Family, per sack 81 rs
golden bill Family, per 90
burnt mlls arnlly ..--.--......at lowest rates.
Isaac Wenger's Family ................... {"
A Boss Ray : Family ................-..... 4"
Prairie Bird lam fly ..........--...---.....
Choicest Extra, per sack, good smily 81 50
ChClee Extra, per rs
tCO0 kxtra PSF SACK ..... 10
SOAP.
Thiveen different varieties of Laundry, and a fine
assortment Of choice Toilet Soaps, at low rates
SUNDRIES.
beedIees lbs, for al
SoOice FIunss- .......I lbs. for i %
new Zantee 10 lbs for 90
We give our special and undivided atten-
ton 10 the FAMILY TRADE, and make II our
whole study 20 furnish the very best Of everything
In the way Of Family Supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and freighting are I'M
surpassed, And we guarantee to sell as low any
nss.e-2naiiti and auantity-as represented, or mo-
ELPhONZO YOUNaS q CO.. Grocey,
Masonic Temple, eorner eta and streets,
IeoAo-u Opposite u. B. patent once,
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HI DUNOANSON, BOWLING 4 CO.. Aucts,
10 Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest,

ID Corner 9Th and d streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY SEVEN VA.
CANT LOTS In THE N0RTHWESTERN POR-
TleN OF TB CITY, FRONT ON Pc AND
THlhTEINTH STREETS AND KINGMAN
COURT, AT AUCTION.
~ By virtue Of n deed of trust from Franklin s.
- LahlsoD et w to the undersigned, dated Octo-
- Il, ls72. aud recorded among the land re-
cords of the District in Libsr No 500 folio l5 and
at the request in writing Of the 7, rty secured
thereby. will offer for sale, to the hi CHEST b tder
on w EDN EsDAf, the 18th day OF NJ arch, 1874, at
4 O'Clock p. m on the premises, lots Z, 90 n
% "a, 80 81 %, s., "a, 35 IS, 81, IS, 81, 4S a. 81 S.
IS, 50, and CO. in Eliab Einsma-'s subdivision OF
No 2i also sll OF lots 81 to inclusive said
sub6iy vision, except those portions thereof which
we're beret fore conveyed TO Charles M. Walker BIZ
{ e said rliab KiDgman and others, BIZ dsed dated
June 1867. and recorded among he land records
Of the District, in Liber X, No. Z, folio 3SS ct
seq
A plat Of the property can be seen at any time at
the huctioneers.
Terms: one.tbird cash, and the residue in two
equal payments at spectively six aud twelve
months, with eight per cent. interest secured by
deed OF trust. deposit of go on each lot on day
of saie.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with within
DAY from day of sale, the tru ee reserves the
right to resell at the risk and cost of defauting pur
chaser purchasers, by giving We days notice in
some paper published in Washington. Conveying
ing at puI chaser's cost.
RECEIVABLE FENDALL, Trustee.
DUNCANsoN, DUwLING q Co.,
ms2 Auctioneers,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS


- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.
Il. IMPROVED BY ELEGANT DWELLING
BOUsKS, ON STREET, BETWEEN 9rU
AMI 10Th STB EETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue of three deeds Of trust bearing date
Il. ptGmber 5, 1872 and recorded in Liber No
ga, at to0s f0, 205 and 81 respectively, of the
land records Of the District of Columbia and at
quest of the parties secured thereby, shall sell at
pubic auction, in front of the premises, on WE'D
n EsDAY the 18th day Of March, 1874, at O'Clock
p m. Lots II, and y, in Gilbert's suodv sion of
part Cf square 81, Of the city OF Washington, d.
q subject TO prior deed of trust on each ior be
Ing for Sn eco on lot K, and for $1,000 on lots
and respectively, on which sums six months in.
teIest at 10 per cent. is nov due.
Each OF these lots it improved by q very handsome
brick house, finished in the most elegan; style, and
desirable in every respect first class residence
The lots will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: The amount Of Indebtedness &C.
cured by these deeds of trust, (S2sOO on each lo.
with inteIest at 10 per cent from pri lG3 with
the expenses Of the sale in cash and the balance ct
SIX and twelve months with interest. A d. )st of
$50 for each lot required time Of sale. All con-
Veyancing at ex pense of purchasers. If the terms
OF sale are not complied with in seven days, the
property VIII be resOld At cost aud risk Of default.
mar7d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 TAYLOR,
laI9 IT SIS PsNNsYLy4NIAy VENUE
STEAMER LINES.

SPRING ARRAHGkWENT UF STEAMER
- PILOT BOY.
On ard TER Saturday T. brusry 2lst, the Steamer
flLOf BOY will leave 7th-strest IT,
NhaIt Tor POTOMAC RIVER Es69k-H
LAND c., every Tu-sday, Thurs-E<scsxx7.H7n
cay and SATURDAY morniug g, as follows On Tues
Ssan1 calnrGays, J. ave AT q. I'd, proceeding as
ar IS CurIlOman; returning Wednesdays and
surdsys. On Thursdsys, lea 81 II O'Clock noon,
preceding az Tar as Lever Cedar Point; returning
Al N On Friday.
febls lm WI III. BYLEs, Agent
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

II msy be seen by the New York commerce al papers
OF lsie date that Cofees hdrs declined and We have
purchased and received sock in this line siuce
the decline IL gives us great pleasure to offer our
customers tue same choice grades and varieties
they have been getting of at greatly reduced
prices
The reduction is from three to fire cents per
pound, or from stL TO ten csRtHm This is a fact
worthy Of note ID We invite those interested to call
and see for themselves.
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RY DUEOANSON BROTHERS. Auctioneers,
u Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
AssIeNEEs SALE on Mill MATERIAL,
TOOLS, dc:. &c. OPPOSITE AQUEDUCT
BEIGE, On BRIDGE STREET. GEORGE
TOWN, DC
On THURSDAY MORNING, 18th of March,
1874, at O'Clock m, will sell at public auction
st the mill OF Ramsburg Sons, on Bridge street ,
nesr Aqueduct ridge, &c ,rgetown, D. O., all the
Boiler, Old Mach nery, Kettles,
Driving and Fly Wheels. OLD Iron,
Deer Hair, Sheep and Buckskins,
Stoves, Knives, Tables, Shears,
SbsviIg aid Skin Beams, &c, &C.
Terms: Cash. REGINALD FENDALL,
Assignes of Rsmsburg sons
mari tRepI DUNCANsOS BROS, Aucts
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10y THOs. n. wAGGaMAE,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 5 i9 7th street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERrY ON 30
s1KEnf, BnrwEEN A AND STREETS

ssd, A. p: 1873. in iiber 20, foil, "a the under.
APRIL A. ID. 1874, ct o'clock .. m, ,ell At public
auction, IN front Of the premises part OF LIT 9, in
By : three-story Brick ,uss, bar windows and al
The terms OF sale are Amount Of inaebtedn ess.
with eupenee OF sale, IN cash, taeout ss,2O;i
b.isnoe 70 p, ~ ;tr,t We aesTrres pay
and to be secured On the property sold sl0o Of the
cab payment AZ sale. All oonyeyancinz at pur-
chsser cost. II the terms Of sale are NOT com nj "A
With in Elk days from dsy Of sale, tbs Trustee
ne ssht % rssel the property a. the cost
PATRICK A. BvRNG, Trustee
marlo-saw&ds TaOe. y. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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RUTQRE NAYR.
RY LATIMEB OLEARY
- Auetionesrs and Real Rstsse Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lith n ,
Star Once BuildinRD.

-
% Auetionesr. and Real Esesse Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth g. :,
Star Once BuildinRB.
fnPEoy I'd AND uSiMPRovEp PRoPssRRrrr
IN THE WEST SIDE OF I4rH STRgET
WEST, AND RUNNING THR0UGB TO vER-
MOTT AvkNUE,. AND BEING BETwEEN L
= On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March the
We shall sell Lot Nc. 6, 10 Square No as, front
Ing "a feet inches l4th street, aud RAINING
through with average width to Vermont avenue;
improved BY q ihree-story Frame Dwelling, with
Brick and Frame Buildings frontipg Vermont
nue.
Ina ediately after, we shall sell the adjoining
LOT, which has q front Of 81 feet Inchag on l4;h
street, and running parallel to Lot s, with
age width 10 Vermont avenue, containing 2,526
square Get.
Ii is seldom that this class Of property Is thrown
on the mark. {, aud, taking into consideration the
locality, and being In the midst Of most elegant
residences, certaiply should command tbs att ntion
Of our CAPITALISTS, parties wishing invest their
money where property Is rapidly Increasing in
ysine, and where there 10 ne possible chance of
decIine.
1rrms: One-fourth cash: the residue 10 four equal
payments at g. II, IS and a nosths, with interest
at per cent. per annum, from day of sale, aad
secured by deeds of trust on the property All
convey ancine at the cost OF purch ssers. A de-
pOsit az S75O will be required each proy-
n com piled with within ten days from the day of
sale. the Execu.er the right resell IL
same the risk and cost of the defaulting purcha
CT purchasers, By advertisement in some news
paper published IN the city Of Wa hingtnp.
o. S. HILTOn,
Executors Of John p. Hilton, deceased
ffG-dSds Repl LATINER CLEARy, Aucts.
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Palmer's Patent
ID % u II Il Ell KE
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
SHIRTS FOR SIS so
SHIFTS FOR IS so
L SHIRT FOR % 90
YOKE TO be the BEeT SHIRT 1T the price in the
market, sDd We particularly request everyone to
examine the quality OF Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves,
II is orr intention to increase our sales of Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made our
PRICEsBELow COMPETITION, and within the
reach of every one that wants q FIRST-CLASS
SHIRT AT Low PRIOE.
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Infants Goods.

LONG DRESSES, CHRIsTENING ROBES.
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAKS, MERINO
OLOAR5, WOOL sHI RIs, BASKETS, &c, &C
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By GEO. ALFRBD Town END.
STOCK MAN SON, s2s NINTH SRI kxr,
II kNERAL AGENTS FOR ALL SUB SCRIp.
TION COOKS, STA TIONERY. CHhOMO.
PICTURE FRAMES, BOOKBINDING, &C.,
&C., &c. novsl-tr
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~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, ~, n March, lSI, same hour and place
By order 81 the Trustees.
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RY b. ii. WAREER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS northwest
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
GCRERNArORlAl.

Governor Bradley is an open and
avowed candidate for reelection. lie
Is sojourning in San Francisco. and
allows no opportunity to pass to in
form people from Nevada that he is
again on the track. We knew and as
serted more than a year ago that he
would be a candidate. His oft repeat
ed declaration that lie would not.
under any circumstances, be in the
field, was a sure indication of what Is
now transporting. When a man COM
menccs t decline a position before any
one has solicited him to run for it. in
ninety-nine cases out of a hundred II
may be set down that he is an aspir-
mt. The rule applies to all parties
with almost unerring certainty. How
Governor Bradley came to proclaim
himself as a candidate for reelection
at this early day, we may take occasion
ut some future time to explain. Suffice
it to say that certain las.-di'ch schem-
er>, now in San Francisco, have lately
been putting up some little Jobs on
the unsuspecting voters of Nevada.
The candidature of Governor Bradley
is included in the programme. Other
portions OF the bill will receive atten-
ton in due season.
Major Mccoy, of Eureka. and en-
Senator McBeth. of Battle Mountain,
are also candidates for the position OF
Governor, but neither of these gentle
men is viewed with favor by the ring.
On the Republican side we hear men,
tone the anne of DR.. Hazlett, OF
Lyon, and Mr.. Requa, of Storey. DR..
Hazlett would make an excellel.
Executive, and we view him as n OF
the very strongest candidates thai
could be brought out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
CABLE TELEGRAPM PRIN TING
COMPANY.

A. bill was introduced in Congress a
ew days since, by Representive Neg
ey, of Pennsylvania, incorporating a
company to be called the Cable Tele-
graph Printing Company. This COM
pany's Object, in many respects, is a
novel enterprise. While all the other
cable companies are chiefly in foreign
lands, this is intended to be a thor
oughly American institution. Its
prominent promoters are Boston capt.
alists, men of liberal means and eN-
tensive experiences; and prominent
New York capitalists are also interest
ed. The scheme of the projectors is to
lay a cable from London direct to the
coast of Newfoundland, with a branch
to some point within the United States,
to be operated by a new telegraph
printing instrument, the property of
the company, by which the cost of
messages will be reduced nearly two
thin ds. The cable proper will I've the
same pattern as existing ones. The
tariff under the present system is $3.50
gold per word. BY the cable-printing
apparatus this will be reduced to 81
cents. gold, per word, with IA discount
OF 80 per cent. for all press dispatches.
The rate at which messages are now
Sent averages from twelve to fifteen
words per minute. BY the new meth
cd this will be increased to from thir-
ty-tive to sorty-tive words per minute.
The advantage to be gained by the
public, both in time and money, is OBJ
vious. Tt e o required to build
and lay a first-class cable in the man.
ner de ,cribed, will not fall short of S6.-
600, 0OO, and the capital stock of the
Company will not be less than, Sl0.-
100000. Among the other requisites of
the work will be an entirely new
steamship, the great original cable-lav-
er. the Great Eastern, being jealousy
monopolizcd by existing interests.
This, the latest of the established COM
panies, the London and New York
Direct" has already discovered to its
cost, having been forced to contract
for the construction of anew ship with
the Lemons Bros, of London. This
%judicious protection of British indus
try will not. however, retard the pro-
gress of the present enterprise, this
item having been already included in
the original estimates. Work will be
commenced Immediately on incorpor-
alton. and the new cable opened to the
public some time in 1878.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01
THE

One of the most interesting histories
i'll the meteorological world, saws the
Gold HM NeWS, of the eth instant. is
that of the great Comstock lode from
its discovery down to the present time.
The record of its changing fortunes
and vicissitudes i'll the progress of de-
velopment, form an era distinct and bv
itself, like the great golden are of Cali
fornia. The fluctuations of values in
these mines, connected with the work.
ing out of ore bodies and tile discov.
cries of new ones from time to time
are a matter of continuous record in
the columns of the Territorial Enter
PRISE and the Goid Hill .Ncus, and
form a curious and interesting study
to the stock dealers and mining men
of the present day. The San francis
co alta, in an article on this subject.
gives the following:
In 1865 the Comstock mines had
been worked only 400 or 500 feet down,
and the surface ores were beconliure x-
haiSted, and in lS06 the stock market
attracted little attention; August of las,
year, was the lowest point; seats were
of little value, and there was talk OF
di>solving the Boa'd. At the close OF
that year Hale x Norcro>s, for the frs,
time, got ore of a high character, and
confidence in the value of deep min.
lns becoming strengthened. Savage
With an immense develop
ment, and the yea ls6S became one o,
great activity, shrinking up again in
1859 when Hale Il Norcross and saw
age gave ont. Meantime the shafts OF
all the mines bad attained great depths
and Crown Point, in November $50,
a. 900 feet, came upon the top of the
great ore body. That imparteda great
impul &c which has yet by no means
subsid ID. The depths of shafts now,
from about $40 feet in 1866, are 1900 tC
1900 feet. The direction of ore in all
is ascertained to be east, and at those
great depths nearly all of the mines
are entering upon new discoveries, and
the general volume Of business in
crea>es as these discoveries become
more apparent. The figures for the
last three years, although. as we have
said, OF no value as indicating tie
&C. IA amount OF business. Vet Indicate
the pulsAtions of the market. In 1871
there were three periods or animation
and collapse. The last rise in that wear
began with the ore discovery in Raw
mond q Ely, and eliminated in Octo-
Der when that stock broke down. In
January. 1872, began with the rise in
Crown Point and Belcher, that great
imitation, which went out with the
month OF April, and from which there
was little recovery until August Of this
ye;t. Tbs animation was progressive
until In December 1t appears to have
reached n point that has never been
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01

each State send a representation OF its
educational condition To the Ccn'en,
NAL Committee; alsoa historical record
of its educational progress; that cites
Act with states: and that an ln,crna-
tioual Educational Congress he hcld Ill
connection with The Centennial Expo.
sittou. Tire Committee on National
Aid reported resolutions taNoring the
establishment. of a National FHiuca-
,innal Bureau. and indor>ing the pro-
position OF setting apart the Pubiic
land, for free education in he >e>erFi
sta Is. The President visited the AS
ISOLATION, but made no speech. Gov:
sheppard made Il few remarks. M
Secretary pclano made a brief address,
when the Convention adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-01

THE Truckcc Republican is response
BILE for the follow ing story: Several
constitutional bummerS have recently
infested a saloon in town. These BUM
mcrS have been in the habit of getting
Trunk daily upon even the smallest
possible anloun of liquor. TIE pro-
prietor of the saloon. yesterday. tried
| novel. but successful. experiment
uron these constitutional "drunks.
He made Il bargain with them to cease
Thinking one day, and lie would fur
ni>h them >oupf free. in lieu of tie Gus
omary LIQUOR. The men-tlere were
four in all-consumed twelve quarts of
soup, and when nightiall came they
were all laid ont on the floor drunken
Than ever This is conclusive proof
that it is the nature of some men to &c:
Trunk. no matter whether tlcy drink
anything or not.