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THE GREATEST OF ALL
Heinitsh's Queens Delight,

THE only QUEENS DELIGHT in the
= world and the n,cee popular q sdioine
in the South; all others are spurio us iuita.
tions, palmed of on tho vel. AEn ed rHpus
tation OF DR.. Hein;tshs. A sovar eiku Pa
naoeas and Blood Purifier; q restorsr al
health and invigorator Of the system. It
curea diseases. by purifying tho blood and
repairing the waste OF the Body, imparting
strength and vigor to the depraved and
enfeebled syetem' by communicating its
curative And purifying powers through the
THE WONDERFUL POWER this remedy
has In curing MercuriAl Sores a7d al Soro-
fulous affections places it, in the est! % alton
OF physicians who have used II, far above
the mercurial treatment and practice OF the
French echoUl.
In all cases Of Skin Diseases, Carries OF
the Bones, Humors in the Blood, Coustitu.
tional, Chronic and Scrofulous Disease,
Fever Sores, Ulcers. Salt Kheum, Erysips.
las, Rickets, Scald Head, Sore Legs, CLAN
dular Swellings, White Swellings, Nodes,
Sore Ears, Sore Eyes, Strumous discharges
from the Ear. Opthalmia, Itch, Constitu-
tlonal Debility, Wasting and Decay Of the
Body, Skin Eruptions and Tumors. For
General Debility, Prostration, Nervous
ness, Mental Depression. Restlessness,
Want OF Vital Force aud Low Spirits, it is
more invigorating and strengthening than
all the compounds OF bhrks or bitters. Az
Liver Invigorat0r, 1t ie OF great value.
AZ Stimulant, it is safer and surer than
all The rum. vinegar and whiskey tonics of
the day. Use no other Blood Medicine
than HEINITSH'a QUEENS DELIGHT.
The QUEENS DELIGHT is prepared
only by K. q. HEINITsH, ut his Family
Drug Store. Columbia, 3. G. July8
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Straw HATS.
90 to D. EPSTIN'S, under Columbia |
" Hotel, for cheap and stylish STRAW |
HATS. May 30
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Watch and Pistol Recovered
New Books at Bryan's.

flIHE GREAT ICE AGE and it's Relation
L to the Antiquity OF Manly James
Geike, L. Il. =. 81 so
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox. tot time OF George
III.) SO 90.
Sumner, tProfessor,) on American Cur.
rcncy. 1900.
The Doctrine of Evolutionary Winchell.
Ncrncs' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
Herncr' from the Earth TO the Moon and
AroundI 1t. Sl.00.
SIM Views of tho Earth or the Seasons,
iliustrated-by Proctor, f. II. 3. 81 so.
Nerncs' Journey to tho Centre OF the
Earth. IS cents.
Also, supply of new NOVELS. by Eng
lish and German authors, cheap.
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Hay! HeY!! Hayl!!

Hay! Hey!! Hay!!!
AVN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
Rf2S83 COMPANY has always ON hand the
largest stock OF HAY in Columbia,
comprising both Eastern and Western,
which will be delivered anywhere in the
city, free OF charge for drayage, and at the
very lowest rates.
Our iaciiitiesf fer purch asing and handling
are such as to'enable us to compete success.
fully with any other house, and parties in
need will do we'll to give us 0sll before
purchasing elsewhere, for zoe cannot be un-
dersold.
Particular attention is called To our stock
OF Eastern Hay, which is the best in the
msrket May 9mo
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF Mr..
fIOS. u. LEAYi snd OF Mrs. Mary Leavy
and family, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services OF tho former,
at ST.. Peters Church, THIS AFTERNOON,
14th instant at 1 O'Clock
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MARRIED.

At tho residence Of the bride's grand.
mother, Mis- Dugan, Oh rut.dR~. tho 7th
instant. by Rev. A. Il. Lester, Dr. II ENRY
HOBART RUGER, OF the United States
Army. to Miss ROSA SIMPSON, daughter
Of the late Richard Wright, OF Union.
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Hats Of Every Variety.
IUST received. at D. EPSTIN'S, STRAW
y HATS in endless variety, cheap, hand
some and stS lish. Nav 80
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LAWYERS OFFICES!
INSURANCE. OFFICEN!
ROOMS FOR FAMILIES!
SINGLE Bedrooms:
To LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIHES.
Bedrooms from So per month upwards;
Family Rooms from Sc per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from Sc pr month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLIO.
SETS and other modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms. all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor'
III charge Of building. Apply Ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. sEIBELs & RZELL.
April2 -.
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Bargains in Suits.

EOR bargains in Business and Dress
lumbia Hotel. Nav 80
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fies that be has got the money required
and is willing sapay. Tie abdaotors
are believed to be u gang of Euelish
professionals, accustomed to this noto.
rions business.
There we're largo professions Of the
Orangemen-celebrating the anniver-
sary Of the battle of the Boyne-yes-
terday. in Boston aud Philadelphia.
The members wore reHalia and streets
wero decorated. No disturbances.
RALEIGH. N. c., July 13.-The re-
mains Of Gov. Caldwell were brought
here from Hillsboro. on Sunday
night, and remained in state at the
Capitol throughout to-day. They will
be carried to Morganton, his resi-
dence. tomorrow, for interment. De-
legations of citizens, officials aud mill
tary. will accompany them. Lieut..
Gov. BrOgden has assumed the duties
of the Office of Governor.
FoRT MONROE, Va, July 13.-Gov.
jas. l.. kemper paid avislt to the for
tress, this afternoon, and WAS received
with salute from the water battery;
after which lie reviewed and inspected,
the troops of the garrison. He was
accompanied by Gen. VIM. Malone
and a number OF distinguished friends.
WAsuINaroN,y July l3 The Court
OF commissioners Of the Alabama
claims will occupy rooms in the De-
partnent of Justice building. and ex
pect to be in working condition early
in August.
Chief Justice Waite has just pur
chased lot in The North Western part
of the city, in the neighborhood where
Attorney General Williams, Sir Ed.
ward Thornton and Senator Stewart
have erected dwelling houses, and will
build one for his family residence.
The postal convention between the
United States and japan will 60 into
operation January l, 1875. agreeably
to notice just given by the Japanese
Government, through it's legation in
this city.
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cent conversation with Vice. President
Wilson. that Wilson's resignation of
that Office will soon be made public
ill-haalth being the cause Of this IN
expected and extraordinary step.
The Tax -Payers' Association OF this
District have adopted plan of organi.
cation, whioh provides for the ap-
pointment OF committee OF seventy
to gusrd their interests generally, aud
to prosecute in criminal and OWL
courts such officers Of the late District
Government as have acted illegally in
the collection and expenditure of
money, and for other acts performed
by them irrespective Of law.
NEW YORK, July 13.-The fire at the
oil tanks in Weehawken was extin-
guished at Z O'Clock, yesterday morn
ing. 200 men were Immediately put
TO work laying tracks and building
a temporary dock for the shipment Of
oil. It is expected they will be able to
-an trains TO tie dock by Wednesday.
The estimated total loss is 81, 900, 600.
A later despatch says 800, 900 will be
the total loss. Number OF barrels Of
oil burnt. 10000.
In consequence of letters received
from Ireland from some Of the leaders
OF the National party, JOHN Mitchell,
the famous exile and publioist, las de-
termined on returning to Ireland, with
view to contest the election of some
constituency on an advanced National
principle. An assurance from one Of
the Home Rule members Of Parlia-
ment. that one Of the sitting members
Tor Loath will resign in favor of
Mitchell, has decided the latter TO take
this step. Mitchell will leave for Ii.
verpool on the 14th instant.
The Herald special. from London,
says the Figaro was suspended by the
ttovern nment Tor quoting from Presi.
dent MacMahon's message the declasa.
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DR.. A. N. TALLEY.

D ES1DENCE- bia Hotel. Office
IL Plain street. Central National Bank
bnilding. Office hours-3 10 / and s to .
Z. II June II 3t*
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TYPO. = Concerning this new but
promising mining camp, the ReretHe
of recent date has the suhioined: We
learn that Il number of me are en-
ploycd in pushing forward the work
on the smelling furnaces at Tybo. The
parties engaged in the enterprise are
>anguine of success, having in sight
large quantities of ore, of the practical
bility of smelling of which they en-
;crtuin no doubt. II is also stated tai
the rough clement which drifts 81
naturally TO new camps is well repre-
>ented 1T Typo, and that lot jumping.
drawing siX-ShooterS. and other kin
dred diversions. have already COM
menccd. The furnaces will start up
about the middle of August, and then
will be told the taleas to whether Typo
is to lie IA second Eureka or simply
fNbO.
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CHAIEs.-Mr. McCabe the agent Of
he Templeton troupe yesterday leased
a number Of chairs for the hall. during
the stay of the company here. but has
no; as We: chained asutlicient quantity
to meet the demand. Those who will
he kind eI ough to leave their
and residence at the PoStoiliec. and
can furnish their own chairs. will have
them called COR and delivered on the
night of the performance.
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POLICE CoURr-Bcattv, Ju>tice.-'rhc
only case in the Police Court to-day
was that of the State vs.. John Doe. ar
rc>,ed a few days since on Il charge of
grand larceny. On motion of the Dis
lrIct Attorney, the charge was dis
missed. owing to his INABILITY t pro-
duce sufficient proof To convict the
prisoner.
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MEDICAL.-We hal the pleasure of
a call last evening from DIR. \. &.
Bishop, a physician of acknowledged
merit. and a brother to w. w Bishop.
The well known lawyer CT Phoebe. The
gentleman intends tn remain and fol
low the practice of his profession here.
lnu has taken rooms at the Eureka
Hotel. where he can be consulted by
any Wishing his services.
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FINE ROCKS.

\. Rcdewill, the popular agent Of a.
l.. Bancroft a Co., san Francisco, is
in town soliciting orders for that flour
ishing house. Among other books
which he is Introducing we notice the
following:
"All Around the World"
Is n work which, in point of literary
merit, illustration and mechanical con
struction. is among the first of modern
publications.. One of the features of
the work is the excellence AMI liberal
number of illustrations, there being
no less than III thousand cngraving>,
illustrative of the nIanne and customs,
rites and ceremonies, antiquities, useful
and fine arts. cenery and landscape,
cities and OWNS, etc. Special care has
been exercised to give all the aScer-
tanned facts as gathered from the ex-
%perience of Intelligent travellers and
reliable testimony in the several coun-
tries mentioned in the work.
:. Cmjer.rOunl. or Life below the
Surface"
This book will he found of the most
fascinating character. 1t is written in
Il style both i%nstructing and amusing.
Some OF the chapters are of wonderful
dramatic character, and will fascinate
and encIain the attention of The reader.
The book treats princil ally of all sorts
of mines and the mode OF working
them, with Illustrations of the most
no;ed mines in the world. Also, OF
adventures by land and sea, travels in
strange lands. mysteries of Wall street,
The underground of New York. Paris,
London, san Francisroanda all the large
cities eatacombS of Paris and Rome,
experiences under earth and under
water, and many other topics of alb
SoriDing interest.
:. rhc Great American CycIOpeIia"
Presents Il panoramic view Of all hui
man knowledge. 1t embraces every
object that can he thought of; art and
science in all their branches, including
mechanics, astronomy, philosophy,
chemistry and medicine; on commerce..
manufacturers; on law ard tleoloyy;
geography. history. politics, inveil-
tons and sacred literature. The work
when Issued will be Il comrle.e library
of itself. condensed in Ii vol>.,4 vols. of
which are now GU.
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HCLLION SHIPMENT, :

BULLION SHIPMENT. The IIooSac
Company yesterday shipped 2o,o2o
pounds of crude bullion by Pri,ch-
ards fast freight. To-day the Rich
mond Company will make six ship
mcnts, a""regating 10000 pounds, the
Eureka Consolidated about 10000
pounds. AMI Il large o Will also
he loaded from the l~Ioosac works.
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CHARCoAI.-About $4,000 bushels of
charcoal We're delivered Yesterday at
the various furnaces. No trouble is
now experienced in Obtaining a Suili
cient supply.
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AN elegant free lunch Mt Ike Phil
lips sample room every day at II
O'Clock. ici3*
FoH New York walking shoes and
20 to Dunkel & co.'s, corner of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
WATCHES AND JEwELRY made and
repaired by j. S:raus. Orders to New
York and san Francisco promptly at
tended to. app
Doors y SHoEs-just received a
complete assortment, at w. ii
Clark'S. APPS
HARDWARE, locks, hinges, vises and
a general assortment of general hard
ware at W. II. Clark's. ap2l
Go TO Dunkel Il Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
TIE Finest Assortment of Furni>h-
ing Goods. Hosiery. Collars and Ties.
will be found at q. Il III.
JUST RECEIvED-A conn lete stock
of boots and shoes. at Murphy's. Main
street. myS
WHITE LAMBS WOOL BLANKETS.
the finest in the market, Just received
at Obertelder II Harrisan'S. apo
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for all the
Eastern weeklics and monthlies:
also. for the San Francisco papers and
magazines. at the POstotlicc Stationery
and News Depot. d30%
BOUGIIT AND SOLD-.tn descriptions
Of new and second hand furniture,
kitchen and household goods, at L.
STAIRS store. Hamilton. my26
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THE BASE BALL MATCH.-To-day,
ut the recreation grounds above the
Richmond furnaces, the match game
of base ball between the Original
and Pioneer clubs. for a purse of $500,
will be played. The struggle tor the
championship of Eureka, Nevada, will
undoubtedly he a hard one, the play
ers of the different sides being in good
tim, and each confident of success.
The grounds are in splendid order,
and if to day proves Il fine one, wealth
erlv, there will be Il large turnout to
witness the game. The fina! deposit
was made last evening at the Palace
saloon. The game will be called
promptly at | o'clock.
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Copies Of Testimonials.

From +. G'Connell. Bishop of Marysville:
| have great pleasure in stating that | have
experienced Instantaneous relief after the
operation per. orlncd by DR.. Schlosser.
l.. C'CUNNELI..
From Hon. Judge Ogden Hoffman:
Or. SchloSscr has removed from my feet a
large number o; cornS with great skill, and
without causing the least ain. | take pleas
are in recommending him to any persons re-
%guiring his services. OGDEN HOFFMAN,.
From ten. q. u. Lagrange. :. +. Mint:
| certify that br. schlosser removed several
corns from my feet in Il few minutes. and
without the least pain.
u. II. LAGRANGE.
From |. Friedlandcr. :. f.:
1t affords me pleasure to recommend DR..
Schlos>er tor his skiliin extracting corns per-
mancntly, without causing the least pain.
!. FElEDLANpER.
From Rev.S Nulty, Catholic Chu1eh, Nir-
GINA:
! feel great pleasure in recommending Or.
Schlo>ser TO all my friends and acIuaintanccS
in this city. having had experience OF his
skill in the matter ul his profession.
REV. :. NULTY.
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MEET To-NIGHr.-Thc Eureka Coun-
ty Democratic Central Committee will
meet this evening ut the office of the
Secretary, w. \. Edv ards.
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SAMPLE RooMS.-Dnc of the cOsie>t,
best appointed and convenient places
of resort, can be found at the sample
rooms of Ike Phillips, adjoining the
ely Drug Store. The place has been
fitted up in Il style that shows that the
proprietor fully understands his bust
ness. In connection with the saloon
department, Solomon has one side OF
the place devoted exclusively to the
wliole,a sale and retail sale of cigars and
tahacco. An invoice of 10000 cigar>ot
the best brands MAS received yesterday.
Give the place Il call.
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y. B.-Dr. Schlosser wishes it distinctly
understood that his mede OF treatment does
not consist III cutting or clustering the surface
of the corn, but in extracting the root q, tie
corn: therefore,, where IL careless or incOm-
petcnt practitioner simply PRODUCES n rrliet.
Ilr guarantees II per maIsent cure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-13

CAUTIoN.-Yesterday IL check. that
had previously been honored, was pre-
sented ut Paxton's Bank for payment,
but which was, of course, refused. 1t
was stated that the check Was given to
the man presenting it, merely a. a
s"jOSh,' but it was aSccrtaincd after
ward that it was being fixed up for
nee on the base ball ground to-day for
the purpose of betting. The holder OF
the check would he studying his own
interest by immediately destroying
the IN as it is ii penitentiary otienSe
to tender the document for payment,
81 obtaining money i'll any way by it.
IhOs who propose wagering any
money on the grounds to-day should
scrniinize closely any check offered As
stake money.
Ar EIrpy HIM Eathav
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HUNTINGTON NALLEY.-From Il res
ident of Huntington valley. who ar
rivcl in town yesterday, we are in
formed that the grangerS are husily at
work OH their ranches, and that indi-
cations ola good crop of cereals are very
favorable. 4 large quantity of hay
will be cut this Summer, while the
general yield of the crops will be
larger than that of previous years, the
acreage under cultivation being nearly
double. sock in that direction is
getting along finely. The past Winter
although not proving so severe
on the cattle as was first report
ed. still caused many of those in
poorer condition to- die from
exposure. \ number of new
faces have recently arrived and deter
mined to locate there and in adjoining
valleys for the purpose of %ranching
and engaging IN the stock business.
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LOST CuILp.--We are in receipt of n
letter from one L. l.. Hunt. asking for
information concerning the baby that
figured in the Culvcr-Grorge case.
which was ventilated before Justice
Gates. some time since. The writer
states thai he lost Il lit le boy in Janu-
AIRY last, which was supposed t" have
been stolen. ON SEEING an item in the
Sacramento Union, he thought that the
baby in dispute here might he his miss
ing child. and on the advice of his
friends wrote the letter. As the boy
described by him is about three and a
half wears of age, and the one in on
trOver>v here but little over six
months. the child is evid ntly moi here
hut in hopes that a description of
the missing child, we publish the
description sem us. hoping some II
may recognize it ard restore him to
his distracted parents. The boy is
three years and five mouths old. very
while skin. ligh, brown hair. BLUSH
gray eyes, stout build. talks well and
is of Il Very lively disposition. Any
information leading to his discovery
will be thankfully received by the
parents. AT Sacramento, who. perhaps,
can furnish tur' her particulars by
communicating with them Il. The above
named place.
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the finest in the market. Just received
al Obertelder II Harrison'>. apo
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JUST RECEIvED-.A conn iete stock
of boots and shoes. at Murphy's. Main
street. mvS
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TIE observation-disclosures even
loon To the top of the mountain direct
~ east oftown. and return. comcs Oft.
There are ten entries torthe purse. and
the one first returning to the star. ing
point will receive it together with
the entrance money. The race will
draw a large crowd and the pool
>rlle" will do brisk business before
the start.
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To NIHGINIA.-Wi!liam Sharon and
morning by private conveyance. They
will leave that place for Virginia City
on to-nOrrOw'S westward bound train.
Mr.. Sharon expresses himself rs well
pleased with our tlouri>hing town. and
will return here for a more extended
visit in Il few months.
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DIR. SCiIL6SSER will remain in Eureka
for Il few days only. and will impress upon all
Nhp are suffering from tornS, BunionS. soft
Corn-. or any diseases of the Feet, that his
system of treatment is completely painless.
performed in n few minutes. and Immediately
after the operation the patient can wear the
tightesi shoes withoat pain or Inconvenience.
Amongst thousands of testimonials. given
after years cure, Ir. ;. submits the following
from persons well known in Eureka:
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SAM. FRIEDMAN pays the hiyhes,
price for second-hand furniture.
sam bays saloons.
sam buys all kinds of secondhand
household goods.
sam Will sell ANYTHING You have ut
auction. mV.a.f
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CEoCKERY.-The largest assortment
of crockery ware i'll town can he found
ut sam. Fricdmlu's. on Main stree, at
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf
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THE TEMPLETONS.-ThiS excellent
troupe is expected to arrive here to-
morrow. making its first appearance
before IA Eureka audience al Eureka
Hall on Monday evening. The Rerei9e
has the following concerning the third
appearance of the troupe in Austin: "a
fair attendance vas present at Internal
tiOnal Hall last evening, to witness the
performance of the Teinpleton troupe.
The play presented was Faithful
Wives or "~:,till Waters Run Deep"
in which John Templeton sustained
the part of John Miidnay to periec-
ton, his acting Stamping him as a
first-cla>t comedian. The other mem
l,ers OF the company also done we'll,
particularly Mr.. Bird. AS Brother POI
ter. who acted better than we have
ever before seen him. Little Fay, in
the atterpiece Of AUST II Firenen,'
was so comical as To fairly c%onvrl>e the
audience with laughter. This little
midget displays Il wonderful ver>atil-
ity, being equally at home III all the
parts assigned her."
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Hyne> will celebrate Mass nj Ruby
Hill tomorrow moring at " o'clock.
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MATCH RACE.-.A 900 yard race will
take place at the Willows track. to-
morrow afternoon, at | o'clock, sharp.
Henry Hates entering the brown mare
Abb. and Jas. Davis Colorado mare for
81 600. Abb winning the ) in ) races OF
Wednesday last makes her Il iavorite.
iut rs her opponent is very fleet footed
for the above distance. an exciting race
Will result. The race will come oil
promptly Oh time, giving il chance t"
return to town To witness the pcdc>tri
an match that occurs in the evening.