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co-pARTNERsHIPs. DC.

THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing
between j.. 4. MoUNTCAsTLE and n. N z
i,orTe Under the frm-name OF j. r. MOUNT
E EotS 4 CO., having been dissolved by the
Withdrawal Of the former and The paTenase OF hss
I tte hnsine of5the new firm will hencetor1n
ba o. conancIea under the name and style OF MUM
CASTLE u COEkR, who assume Ihs ilspi1i E1e y
10 oid fryn "A full assortment of SEOvE ED, In.
SWARE. aud HUUSE-FURNIsHING 1GoODs
viii constantly be KEEP on hand az 62o broao sIfee
between Fifth and sixth. ,,orrrrcAsrI.E In.
NJ sfyfkEHR.
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TING 4 pprestden, i Movements.

LONG BaANCH, August Ill I .eIt'
Grant, accompanied By PostmasIer- ,'ss Z, 9
Jewell and General Babcock, leave her. 9 &c
morrow morning for Yineland,
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PROPOSALS.
a.4 OFFICE OF CITY EHGrNRER,(
RICHMOND, VA, August u, 1874.

NOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until WEDNESDAY, NEXr. 18th instant, at 70
o'clock W., for FURNISHING and LAYING ALL
STOS E-FLAGGIEG aud CURLING that may be
required for The term of six months.
Forms OF proposals aud specifications may be OBJ
lained by application at this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all proposals offered.
N' w. <. CUTSHAW,
on Of I'D (ity Fngippnr.
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IFor further particulars see telegraph

FEARFUL CAsuAIrY.-On Monday last the
authorities attempted to clean out an old
well-one of the first dug at the Saltworks-
for the purpose of using the water. 1t is
between $50 and 800 feet deep. A colored
man by the name of Brown was let down IN
a bucket, but being overcome by "bad air"
fell out OF The bucket and was drowned.
Billy Beatty, another colored man, Voiun'
teered to 60 down to his rescue, when ne
also, refusing to be tied in the bucket,
shared a like fate. A young lrlsn'
man, whose name We have not learned
volunteered to go down, and being tied IN
the bucket, descended, and found one OF the
coiored men, who was drawn out, Dns he
could not find the other. The gas had some
effect upon the white man, but hesnstalned
no serious injury. We understand that Inc
casualty produced great excitement about
the works. 1t is but due, in this simple an
nouncement, to note the heroism OF the
Irishman, total stranger, who volunteered
to 90 down under the appalling cireum-
stances. Mr.. Palmer had offered hundred
dollars to any one who would descend 70
rescue of the two colored men, but ne refused as
to take tt.-Abingdon Virganian.
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s J. r. MoUNrCAsTLE, JR,
N. P.COEER.

THE UHDERsIGNEp respectfully tenders s s,s
thanks 10 his friends and the puzzle Gascirs Con.
tinued bes, oval Of the same upon the new nsm %
MouS st 4, !" eos j. r. MOUNTCAsTLE. I
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,uIsyILLE MARKETS.

I,oUrsyILLE,. Augusl 2I.-Fi0ur unchanged
Corn quiet aud uncha ged mt ey52c. FORK ua
cnanp.d RI S24. Sacon firm Shoulders, S3e.
cIear 1sxc.: clear sides. IaHc. Lard, l6Ql6H
IA hiakey, &c. fsls ft.Ssl. ~
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cINrINNArt, Ma nKETS.

Crsc1sSATI, August 21.-Flour dnl. Corn hr ~
and scarce at s55oe.rofns . alm Ant s sScp,dsrs
aHc clear rib I3Se.; GEAR, 1870 1870. WhisSe!
| ic lower NJ S6c.
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pns,s.,s.s,Il,d{l,sAaL, S,,ARya.E
aI|ARl JA MIEsaY. aa III klH TWEIFTH

tRGJA MTESON 223N ORIH TWELFTH
sreats di.esses arising from or disoi
d.red nervous syssenl. as well as those pceaiIarto
rs. and chi drsn. NJ yaniesonss success In
sumption, &C., has been unnTeeedegfed. utfire
hours frnm 9. A. b. till 10 az. aud from fiIY6 P
N. electricity employed wien deemed nsces.
sary. .ti sau 12 q
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GUNNER CANDIES.--I am daily manu-.
- featuring summer article Of CLARIFIED
FLINT CA S0Y of pure crushed sugar, warranted
better than any made in the United States for whole
sale purposes, warrant II to stand dry and firm In
hot weather, and sell II ut the same price that infe
ror candles are sold for | have large stock Of
Canned floods, Tobacco, Cigars, Cakes, and Crack
ers, all of which offer at Baltimore prices.
LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX. C6nfectioncr,
ie25 l412 Main STREET
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, August 2l.-Yireinia 6's. peelers
SO: consolidated. So. West Virginia, OK. North
Carolina 6s, old, 90; do, new, 10; special tax,
all
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The Code.
PARTICULARS OF TUE PAYSE-HosBY DIFFICULT
TY-THE MATTER REGARDED AS AT AN END.

PARTICULARS OF TUE PAYSE-MosBY DIFFICULT
TY-THE MATTER REGARDED AS AT AN END.
WASHINGTON, August 21.-In a political
discussion in Loudoun county, Va, q few
days ago a difficulty arose between Captain
A. D. Payne and Colonel john S. Mosby.
This led to challenge from Mosby to Payne,
which was borne by Mr. james Barbour.
Judge Keith, understanding that the Paynes
and Barbour were in consultation, and
knowing the luminosity existing between
them, ordered the arrest of General w. 81.
Payne, cousin of Captain A. D. Payne, Judge
Thomas Smith, and Barbour Mosby left
Warrenton, and came to Washington by the
cars to await the acceptance of the challenge.
Captain Payne left by buggy, which he
abandoned about six miles troa Wsrrenton.
Mr.. Barbour having been arrested by or
der of Judge Keith, the acceptance was
brought to Washington by another party.
After Colonel Mosby's arrival here he went
to the house OF John S. Barbour and re-
NAMED for some time, but went TO the East
Capitol Park, where he was in consultation
with Mr.. Barbour and other friends for SOME
time, when they went to Sanderson's for re-
freshments, and the Colonel was arrested by
detectives. . ...,-.a IT,.
The challenge which Mosby sent to Payne
was accepted, and the meeting appointed at
Bucklapd, Prince William county. Va, for
this morning, the weapons to be rifles, and
the distance forty PAGES.
Immediately upon Colonel Mosby's arrest
he was taken to- the residence OF Judge
Dawson, of the Police Court, and gave bail
in $1,000 for his appearance this morning in
that court. He appeared this morning, and
again gave bail In the same amount to await
requlsition from the Governor Of Virginia,
or TO appear before Judge Keith at Warren.
ton, and enter into recognizance there
Colonel Mo>by leaves for Warrenton in the
morning. ~
1t is not known here where Captain Payne
is. This is regarded as the end of the matter.
The Alexandria Gazette's special from
Warrenton says: "Captain Payne and bis
seconds were on the ground at noon to-day
to meet Colonel MosDy, near Bucklaud, in
Prince William county, but the latter was
prevented from keeping his appointment by
his arrest in Washington. The affair will
not now be permitted to go further" 49,
.GSecond Dispatch.l :
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
WARRESToN, August 2l.-The, affair be-
| tween Colonel Mosoy and Captain Payne
grew ont of 4 certificate given Payne by IL.
c.. Bowen setting forth that Mosby has de
clared himself candidate for Congress, and
desired the election of certain delegates from
Rappahannock township. Mosby sent the
challenge. The second of Payne was l.. 5.
Helm, and the second of Mo>by, james Bar
bour. The place OF meeting was Buckiand
Prince w iliam county; the time II O'CLOCK
to-day weapons, rifles. Judge Keith Sc
| cured the arrest of Mostly in Washington
and prevented his filing his appointment
Payne got on the ground with great dith
Guilty. All the parties nave been or will be
mt under arrest
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The following explains telegram that ap
peared in yesterdays Dispatch:
Especial dispatch TO the Baltimore SUM-
Anticipated Duel Between Colonel
RlOsby aati captain Payne.

peared in yesterdays Dispatch:
Especial dispatch TO the Baltimore SUM-
Anticipatcd Duel Between Colonel
RlOsby ;sad captain Payne.
WASHINGTON, August 20.-A duel has
been arranged to take place, it is,supposed,
on the old duellng grounds near Bladens-
burg, at daylight in the morning. Colonel
John s. Mosby and Captain A. ID. Payne, OF
Warrenton, Va, are the principals. Ihey
had q quarrel in Warrenton to-day over the
thrd.term question. Mosby charged Payne
with having violaieda promise made by him
in regard to his running for Congress, and
the lie passed, wbereupon Mosby challenged
him TO mortal combat. Payne accepted, and
every thing was arranged for an immediate
fight. ..-.. ..E....
Bv some means the authorities had heard
Of it, and both were placed under heavy
bonds, with their seconds, not TO light IN
Virginia. Payne proposed that they 60 i'm
medately TO an adjoining State, and Bladens.
burg was selected. Mostly took freight
train and came to this city. Payne took 8
horse and carriage and Grove around TO Bia-
densburg, where he will remain until the
morning. A telegram from the Mayor Of
Alexandria was received here this evening,
and Mosby was arrested and gave bail in
b, 900 not to fight in this District.
Friends of Payne have gone in search OF
him to prevent the meeting. Payne COM
manded the Black Horse cavalry, and is de-
tcrmined to have fight at any hazard. Hon.
j. $. Barbour went Mosby's bail. The au-
thorities of Bladensburg have been. ln-
formed, and will endeavor to arrest both
parties. Mosby says the fight must take
place.
lFor further particulars see telegraph
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3 : > 8 :.
ROr o. ekkCOs

a
Al AUTHORITATIVE DssiaI. or THE ANEExA-
TIoN RuMoa FROM TaE GERMAN MINISTER =
sTHE foEicY or the GERMAN IMP1RE. s.
Baron schlozer, the Minister OF the Ger.
man Empire, authorizes the statement that
the policy Of the Empire since the Franco.
Prussian war has been uDequiy ocally hostile
BIO an extension Of territory, whether at
home or by the acquisition Of possessions
remote from Europe; that the sentiment of
the German people is as pronounced against
accepting more territory as that of the peo-
pie OF Spain could possibly be against parting
with any OF her possessions. In o word,
Germany would not with an alliance accept
another foot Of territory, especially if such
acquisition would in the slightest degree
lessen the bond of friendship which the Ger.
man Minister says is the nearest between the
United States aud his Government which
could possibly exist. r
Baron Schlozer yesterday saw the Score.
tary Of State on routine matters connected
with the legation, and the 6 roorback !" about
Porto Rico was incidentally mentioned, and
caused most hearty laughter between the
Secretary and the Minister. The absurdity
OF the story prolonged the merriment.-
Washington Republican, 21st.
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Mr.. BEEcnER AND JEFFERSON DAy1s-Lou-
isp,ile, August 49, The C0urter-Journdt TO-
morrow will publish letter from the Rev
henry Ward Beecher, pronouncing the re
puted sermon of his which has been widely
published, advising the hanging of Jefferson
Davis in 1865, an unbushing forgery. He
says: "Not only did never utter or write
such miserable stuff, but the Whole world
knows that while many were clamoring fol
some sacrifice or victim, everywhere and
always opposed with intense earnestness the
shedding of drop of blood, and resisted
with all my might the influences which
sought the execution OF Jefferson Davis. II
is not the first shameful forgery upon me
which has been circulated n.the South and
West. am so heartily DESTROYS of the re-
establishment of good will between all wbc
have been alienated, and so much value The
good will of my feloW-citizens of the South
that step aside from my usual course ano
make reply 10 this SANDER
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
The Great scandal.
2, MoULror's STATEMENT PUBLISHED.


WASHINGTON, August 21.-Moulton's
statement is out. Ii makes probably twenty
columns. In letter addressed Dear Fran
els" and signed, WretchedIy, Elizabeth"
are these words /" did tell you two false
hoods"; and these words, you know /
was obliged to lie to Frank and now say,
rather than make others suffer as now do,
I must lie; for it is physical impossibllity
for NE to .elltbe truth" <#.3.s
The document concludes !" This publica-
ton, to which Beecher forces me, renders
fruitless four years OF constant and sincere
efforts to save him. 1t leaves him and Mrs.
Hilton in almost The same position in which
/ found them, excepting in SO far as their
own late disiugenuous untruthfuness in their
solemn statements may lower them in the
estimation of the world. Ireserye to my.
self the right hereafter to review the state.
ments of Beecher in contrast with the facts
as shown by documents herewith subjoined,
and others whlcnI have at my hand, the
production Of which did not seem to be ne
cessary until some portion of the published
evidence of Beecher demanded contradic-
|ition. - ,Sss.'sE% -sS.%
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[Assoctated Pres Telegram.1

WAsHIsGToS, August Ill. p. M-Dur.
ing Saturday, over the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, lower barometer, high tempera.
tnre, southwest to southeast winds. partly
cloudy weather, and in the latter occasional
rains are probable.
Over New England a nd the Middle States
lower barometer, slight changes OF tempera-
ture, variable winds, partly cloudy weather,
and rain areas.
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HOTELS.
pRANDRETH HOUSE, snl.
CORNER BROADWAY, CANAL.
II ~ AND LfsPESARD STREETS,
NEW YORK.

CONDUCTED ON EUROPEAN PLAN. - ~
Single rooms, 81. 81 SO, ard so per day. Double
and family rooms, ~, ~ ~, aho % per oay.
Meals can De had at all hours.
SITUATED IN TIE CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS
QUARTER. WILLIAM .. Ahnh'
su S-eod3m ffopr'e'oft
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4 Ed. ia. !. EI :


: RrcHMoND ANt nxay1LLE TtAIIEhaH CO.. =
s1 IoIsaosn. W. "a. aasus fI.issas
II CHEDULEsOSs TIA ms ta fake eject
4 ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10. q sot1HvaxExe
n PREsst Wsstwsrf-iesye rlcrra0a0af 11.04 r. q.
1sro s,ssss ne e u9ss
s,s @ agso I'll Gasss si
Il New 9rle1ns. md all seuthsrn points. q,
ssEw YORK ExPREss, EastHarf- feave GseenS.
hSro 4, ~ =. n; lsss /, Itanyiils a:ss r: ri
1870 p NJ; arrive .. aicbmend At 1I.04 e. NJ
Il iTHK0CGH MAIL, WestWard-isxre Richmond st
S q ssss eve D s. al I. ass
IH.:iarTfve at Greensboro al 1851 r. n. Thu
train connects at Charlotte With trains on tbs
Charlotte Columbia and Atlantis rxtlroacs for Coz
lumos. Augusta, sayannah, Macon, and ii; south.
II iTHReorsa M.n. Eastward--leay Greensboro,
1t 2:l5 a. y. Lave Danvifle 81 SIS a. Nc: leave
I Dsnfee at 6.25 A. d. leave Burkeyile az 1850
IL arriys 2. klss@ s9,1s a 22s X nts
antic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad froa Lynch-s
burg, and AL southsestern points.
Riehne nd ii 900 A. a.; leave Burkeyiiie 1T I2:41
T. NJ; arrive Q. Lynehbnrg nt 4:40P. o.
BuRKsynLn AccoxMoDArIos Eastward
moua It 4:ss a. 4 sss = NJ arrl'e e hlen-
All through trains eonaecs at Dundee With trainas
Washington, Baltimore. New Yo.k 1, and ali eastern !
GShres sOfU W fff pOlnIs S0ukR ana S0QIN9
west, and baggage checked throagh. 81,
n. N. X. TALCOTT,E 8 a
L Engineer and sstperinteudenk
ID. Z. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. aul1
| rHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ R0AD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10.
1874, passenger trains viii run as follows
FROM RICHMOND. ssfE m Il
$50 A. M. NAIL TkAiN.-FoY Gordonsyilie,
Cfiariottes ylle StauntoR, White Sulphur Hfnt0ns
and all intermediate stations daily Except SlndayE
arriving ut Hinton at 13.Ie p. M. This train
connects at Gordonsvilse 70, Orange. Culpeper,
Hxrrenton, Manassas, A1e1ar dr1a. Washiugrous
and the North, aud at Charoties Vile for Lynch.
South. rs,.s gR 3'.eyfe Z. 80 a
4:45 r. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRaTN.-ror
Gordonsylle and all intermediate stations daily tex
cept Sunday arriving a. Gordonssilie at e30 e.
$50 P. NJ. CISCrNNATI ExPREss.-For Cor.
louisville, Charlottesville, Stanton, Goshen, Mill
boro', Coyington, White Sulphur, and all Stations
west OF While sulphur daily fexccp, saturday ar
irving st Huntington at $50 p, d. This traiI con-
meets nj Gordonsyilie for TashfGSloB, Baltimore
and the North, land at Huntington WIKI steamers
Bosrona ana Fleetwood for Cincnnatiu and All points
West and Southwest, arriving at Csncinnxt at a.
N. 5EGs.zs a (
445 P. 81. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Staunton and ali intermediate stations ySATUR-
DhiSONLY, arriving ut Staunton At 1Q.45 Z. M i
Baggage checked through. $50 =
For through tickets, rates, anc infOrmatt0n, ap~
ply At S26 Main stree, Ballard ana Exchange Hoss
tel, or at the companys office, Rroad street and Sic
tenth. EDGAR YLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
a. II. FERRY, General superintendent apis
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E -t LgsT OF GETS:
i GRAND CASH GIFT of..-..,.. sSOi0oV
I GRAND Cash GIFT of............... 2o,ooV
4 GRAND CASE GLE r of...@............ 20,os0
i GRAND Cash GIFT of............s... 10000.
j GRAND CASH GIFT et..... .......... o,000
4 GRAND CASH GET Of sss,.l
], apaNn CASH GET. OF. ), :. 2, 0OG
TX cashI.ifs OF $1,000 each. ...... $4,000
os Can e,i1,s "a SOf, eas,,. 10000
IS AZ Cash Giftsof ESQ each $4,000. 1920
70 cash Gifts Of ! so Zach $1,000. j 300
! $50 Cash GINS OF 100 sash......,. $4,000
= s1a ,,osb Cirsx Of hi, eacn =. !. 2s.g00
e oo, ,.ssh f:trss oe i {, each !. -. $4,000
5000 Cash Prizes, sgsresruftng .....s Sou,0VV
80 PRICE or rsckETs:
WHOLE tickets, so; half tickets, ~ quarter
t,.xrta ~ Slh Elegen tickets for ~ CO. $500
a No ~ ala hy h. = i, w EIsI6ER,
/ Ats NesS - tss 1901 MAIN street. II
l ~, .essxfn Richmaud, W. r..
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LaIest News tom y Washington,
Fate yyeafrner .sserssrf,

| spetiaI teIcsram 10 The Dispatch.
WAsH1sGTos, August 22-1 a. NJ Over
the Middle States rising Barometer. lower
temperature than on Friday, north to west
winds, partly cloudy weather, aud rain
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Il
I COR NE w K-The 1fTs
q Old Dominion Steamship Com pany,s SxSsssssss
Steamship isAAC gELL,. Captain BLAKKMAN
g1ll sail sOSDAY, August Esd, NJ O'Clock Il III
kTeignt received until O'Clock saturday night. !.
InToagn piils or tadlng signed, and KoOus Tor.
wRrded With dispatch to All points north, south.
east ana west; Also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ss
Fare 10 New York. sI2: steeravn IA: round.
trip tickets $40. ~ = - =
For freight or passage apply TO 10.
g. ". ALLEN CO.. Agents. 4.
au 22-1t Company's VI harf. Rockests.
ID HILADE LPHIGA, RICH. ssCTs
Il MOND, And NORFOLK STEAM-SessfM
SHIP LINE-F0R PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEk.-Untl further notice the steamers OF
IN 8 line viii leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every 4 UEs-
DAY and FRIDAY. 80
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pen, 5ytranla, and Delaware, for Proyi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool anu Antwerp MA Reo Star ana AIperican
steamship lines and bins OF lading signet through.
Passage 70 Philadeipnis, lnc,,a,ag meats Alt
statAraom, -. ". Z. PORTER, Agent,
au IL No. 2425 Dock street.
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MARINE ANTEALIGENCE.
ORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 81, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 22, 1874.
sun rises. ........ 5.17 Noon sets......"..l201
Sun sets ..,.,..., 6 As High tide. ........l2 Va
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[Signedl FRANCIS u. MoULToN.""
THE COMMITTEES REPORT.


@NRw YORK, August 21.-The Beecher COM
mittee will not be able to report until next
week. Should there be anything IN Moul'
toms statement requiring investigation the
committee would have to hold supple
mental meeting and examine whatever WIT
nesses might be required. This, OF course,
will delay. the report Of the eommltlee'
which will in all likelihood be. ready belore
next Friday nights meeting at plymouth
church. - az e.e
TuToN's SUIT AGAINST BEzcaER, &C. y
Tiltoa's suit against MIR. Reecner tor sn'
proper relations with plaintiffs wife has
been commenced, and The papers we're sesVeo
TODAY. Damages are laid at SlO0, GOO I
fThei Argus reports that Beecher IS abou'
to sue The, World, Tribune, and Haooklyl
EAGLE for libel.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
LAST CHANCE FOR AN EASY FoRTUNEt

postponement Of the Fifth Concert Of the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky has been so generally au-
tcipated, and Is manifesy for the interest Of all
concerned, that It must meet the approval Of all.
The day is now absolutely fixed and there will be no
variation from the programme now announced. A
sufficient number OF tickets had been sold 10 have
enabled US to have had large drawing on the 31se
July, but short postponement was considered
preferable to partial drawing Let 1t be borne In
mind that
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
IS THE LAST
which viii ever be given under this charter and by
he present management.
That 1t will positively and unequivocally take
place as announced on 9sltlN
MONDAY, 30TH NOVEMBER,
that the music will be the best the country affords,
$50 ' 10000 CASH GIFTS, +,
AGGRgGITING
$2,5 5000! M
will be distributed by lot among the ticket hoders-
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suffering. bread and BUTTERFLIES Demo-
Gratis. seeking relief nj the hands nj
NV associaf e. 1t was amusing and
sad. OF course, we made no dis
ti~nction: we did not discriminate. All
received help. We t,>tered alike Re-
publicans, independents and Demo-
Gratis. cur Legislative ticket are aver
age Interchangeable men; men who
are handicable and grateful. freely de-
clarHug themselves under obligations
~ US for what they are to-day II
what they EXPECT TO he morrow.
Trey are all tor sharon. aud realize
that but little else Was involved III
the canvass. To be sure there vas
tina: insignificant matter IF stirring up
a small rebellion in Duckwa'er n
White river, whereby secession AMI
annexation could be made easy; and
that the financial paradox ot rroNld-
ing by statue a returu , TO cash pay
mgnts without any cash i'll the County
Treasury. We wjnkci nj those recca-
dilleS for .re didn't care Il tran sou for
al,ht but Sharon: and oar ticket. iully
believing that While me and my a>Soci-
a-es have achieved resPcctabttfty, Il
VII attain di>tincIian-if nothing
mare-iu the Legislative Senatorial
Conven ion. And now. dear SENTINEL.
why don't You lily a rooster for sharon
here and the democracy east?
Faithfully, yours.
Ell REKAB.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-11

IN "a NtI-tO,- ~.
lIennes,y, Tie jockey oi Easie Pea .,
ami Barber, theJothey a.. hoe Diu.u.,,
arrived last Night; also }. +. t;t.e. he
owner Of ka.ie rea.e, aud Col. joe
ban els.
In the pools, Alpha. Henry, Hard
wood, Hubbard and Hook iir:kng
sell fourth and IN the field. Inc olli-
GERS of the Pacific Joci.ey cub visited
tie ace Track tniS morning. and To-
port il heavy. They LAY t~.e= ;i1ttInz
race Tor tomorrow Mil probably be
aet.u post uHti.
The Pacific Mail steamer Hohongo,
from Panama and way ports, aIrvea
to day. Inc >alan2c !d.y ia It's i%idrlrrr
at La Plz prepared Ia pro,eet Auueri-
can q izeii-, ever Al ne cost OF hou-
harding the toNn. No heili2cIcii act
had been c|uuiunitfci. however, and /
Wis believed ~ lei commander no
trouble would en,te.
TIE e.tIicg G%Jphe.i.eS Starts At 10
o'cIocA TINS usoIu.ng tor Honolulu.
FL and Australia. She v ill carry III
mails and a pretty fan COM
p!enitnt OF passengers.
The Weather /, Uutiv0ralle tar Ike
trottiuG race between oeci-
MT FullartoA ard CAieasa, which :.