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H0sysE.FuRNIsHsNG GOODS.
- ~ = y = y y =
OST FOR CASH.

a
Having determined upon change IN my present
business, to close out now offer my entire stock of
CHINA, GLASS, and CROCKEkY-W WAkE and
FANCY GOODS ut COST FOR CASH.
The above goods are of first quality, and will be
sold without reserve FOR CASH, FOR CASH.
Intending 10 continue tho HJUSE-FURSISH-
ING and " NUODES-WAkE business, shall endca-
vor to have on hand full supply of fiist.class
goods at tue lowest prices. Z. COkRASI,
an 04Im 9O3 east Maiu street.
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REGISTRAR ApPoINTRD.-Mr. James P.
Sharp has been appointed registrar for the
third precinct in Marshall Ward, sice Will
liam II. Williams resigned.
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TRANSFER PRINTING Eks for copying letter
meanings, statements, Way-ulus, &c. Can be copiea
Ia 'ne ordinary etter-press book. Send your orders
ior IN these inks, aud for al other descrip.
tions Of printing, to the Dtssatch Pr,pt,ny.Jorss
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IJNMAlLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE APEIL %, 1874
;Iohn q. Bou.ieux, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Rev, d. D. Hoge, D. D., Fifth street.
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IaPonTED BAY RUN, kLosTHRFeAB, mum,
cologne and Farina cologne waters Al "AGNEh 5
drug store, Sixth and Broad streets.
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ZoNAL GRRANIUMs, In bloom, by the dozen or
hundred, at moRToE's garden, corner OF Main and
Reservoir streets
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AFEw MORE TICKETS LEFT to the Masonic dlis
Concert. at Norfolk. P. WEIsIGER & Co., l2ol
Main street, Richmond Va, will continue inc SAFE
of tickets until the night of May lst. After this
rbey will sell no more, as returns will have to be
made to reach No rfolk the day after.
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THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO CALL AT CHAF-
Pin, STAPLBs 6 Co.'S, Tenth and Bank streets, and
get copy of the May No. OF thcir Virginia ReG'
Estate journal just Issued for graluitous circu-
nj
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ADDITION TO THE STATES PoRTRAT GAL
LERY.-A portrait, by Fisher, OF Hon. w.
II. Cabell, once Goyernor Of Virginia, was
added to the art treasures In ths State Ii
brary yesterday.
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Dir. HoGE's CHURCH.-The sale and renting OF
pcwS at DR.. HoGEs church will Ike commenced
this evening at O'Clock.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures TO rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, msr-
chants, manufacturers, and Others. They are ep.
during and changeless, and win eepy sharp and
clear for an lndefnite period OF time. Having Just
received fresh SUPPLY of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
DripeS
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Husr1sGs CoURT.-In this court yesterday
witnesses for the Commonwealth IN the case
of Thomas Oakley, charged with assaultlng
and robbing Elijah Priddy, were examined:
The case of Edward Henderson. charged
with burglary in the house of Joseph Dab
ney, is set for hearing tomorrow.
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sa.sEs, aTd6NERY, &c.

NINETY THREE. by Victor Hugo. pa-
~ per, 75c. Responsibility In Mental Disease,
by Henry Mands!ey, NJ. d., $3.50. The Four ~
Valuations OF the orld, an Historical Retrospect
by Henry WIk1f, *1.50. Philosopher. and Fools,
Study, BY Julia Duhriug, $2: Logic: DeductiIe
and lnducIive, by Alexander Balm, ~. History ot
French Literature by Christians Bridge, 81 .5U.
History OF English Institutions, by Philip, v.
smith, II. A., S. so. The Heir Of haye~ard, or
Restored, 81. The Southern Poems OF the War,
third edition. enlarged, cloth giIt, 50. An Cniyer-
sal Record of Science and Industry, 1873. ".
Memoirs or John Quincy Adams, volume l. So.
ap 20 WOODHOUSE & PARHAA.
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PERSONS AT A DISTANCE, where the sale of
,crn,s in the Masonic Gift Concert, 1t Norfolk,
wac closed OH the goth instant can procure tickets
from p. WE1sIGsR & Co., 1901 Main street, II
their letter will reach z. WEIsIGER & Co. before
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il ENGLISH,
" BOOkSELLERS, have Just received an assort-
ment OF CROQUET. the most popular game ever
MADE. The prices vary from S1.50 to SIS.
Also, PARCHEESI. CHIVALRIC, and other
GAMES.
INITIAL PAPER,
FANCY NOTE PAPER aud
ENVELOPES, and the
Best STATIONERY of all kinds.
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= yANoSALM11' ~
\ co&NESro>nEN's' =
,.,uo>r. VA. April a.. lS74'

r,cnvo>r' VA" ApT'' 4" A'1
.->rE r-,.ri,nS he r'sh, q The nS,p1s ,I,i, 70
- -. ssiNl'N' - .;.,n, F,r the discharge or
~ '@ ,1ST,,,Ins thxt YOU would t;'l!y re.
... '.."~' ryln,otc every maiCriai in'.rcSs
c rsn,s&|rn,S ,n,Sr'.te,, ~Tn rfrST ctrSTs S@ an
-, :a,r ''s. II, IL :r.ny irriiaImk Son'cH'>
49,, - .'., ', ,,xo tt-isf 10 hc rtrmii,cu !" Az
- t,a -..'',' lid. "a, tor The rt;lCc Ht MAl ts
@ ~ EiE,E%S@ ,nTSaSdr; 10 HsSS'Ss saS"rs y"ar your
~'. ~. "',.a &C. ~i;h the wcU-snowu
'.,ns,.,yat.V" NsTiT.
49, @ '"' ,-,',r,,.i And favorable reply, we are,
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REHorAL.-A. HARRIS'S Loan Office (estabished
In 1863 has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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MoRTUARy REroRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
oay, April 25, 1874, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office Of the Board of
Health:
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT, at Nortoik' Will
nositiyely take place 9th hay.
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THE NAYORALTY-I resrecfulIy an

IIiE GAIORALTI.-I respectfully an-
Isunc-- myself candidate for reelection 10
ir. ""!cr ~ MAYOR, subject 10 The approval OF a
'nts"va'is- convention. Should II ee the pleasure
&: @I fellow citizens again 10 honor me with this
ttv't AN only promise 10 discharge its duties in
u" 'u'UT. with liza. gard for the Interest and vel
i''. H: our city and her people which have en-
era'"t"l - brine - that discharge IN the past
&32--l~ A. NJ. KELLEY.
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LOW-ClIJZENS.- am an INDIE
I tENDENI CANDIDATE for the office OF
Of THE REVENUE. Win an
&l"EehCc" o. seven YEAR assistant COMMISSIONER
tf'"t Il faithful performance: Of the duties OF
i'c =, "-', >h"i4 II b. yoGr pleasure TO olcct Inc.
- 2@-lw@ GEORGE W. DUEsBEKRY, JR.
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SOAP BABIES, soap turtles, transparent ball soap'
&C., al WAGNER drug store.
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TnANsFKR PR1NTING-INKs viii copy clear anu
distinct for an indefinite period Of lime. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inkG 70 the Os
patch Printing House.
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y RESPONSE TO THE CALL OF

: RESPONSE TO THE CALL OF
Il Many Voters" 10 allow my uame to be used In
c"aIrct5ur with the Office OF CITY SERGEANT
q, H. hrl"DichinE municipal election, | now re-
'i~'5.. G"c!tf" myself candidate Tor that Office,
~ @. 10 ii.c u"clsiun OF The nominating c1nven-
y am. .2rit the support Of the citlzeus or Rich
A""L JOHN Il. GREANEk.
Iu 2S-:l5r,v
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VOTERS Of MANCHESTER, ATTEN
TIOS.
EiGCLAR CONSERVATIVE TICKET FOR
CITY OFFICERS

~'--' SLAh SO@SEltEA ALIVE IlChET FOR
CITY OFFICERS
l" te voted FOR at the municipal election,
JHCRStAf, MAY 2STu:
"tayOr- L. L.. Chiles.
i"iuii"n"ralh'e Attorney: A. Carter Attkisson.
ily SciftT.Ilt: Henry Fitzgerald.
Ii"AsGrat: Joseph ". Bronaugh, Jr.
tiSH Cou1ablc: henr; X. Gary.
teIk Of ,he Hustipgs Court K. Hunter PeaZlcy.
.siniuiAsni,tr Of the EtpEnUe: w. 1. Liiigow.
!ae above uc&c. was regljarly aud fairly uomi-
hA''D ~ the tliy Convention, 10 which delegates
"'fc 'sIoScn from each warc by the largest meet
1..'S r'er held in Manchester. ls In every way
hGiuI! " The support Of AL trlc Conservatives.
frrs'nthis Of Ward Clubs sre eequested To t'ior-
onsAy o. gan iZc and to leave no effort untried "
secure L glorious yict1ry
- ny order of the t2ty Central Committee.
"AschEaTrs, Aprll0. ap 9-eod3w
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LGREAT VARIETY OF ROSES IN BLooH 1T NOR
TONS, corner Of Main and Reservoir streets.
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~---Week ending--|
April 27, April 26. April 1s, April 25,
1872. 1879. 1874. 1874.
w. c. ". G. n. e. ". C..
Total deaths. Ill Il IL IA Q 8 8 is
Sell-Dorn...... 2 :. 5 5 z
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DlssoLUT1oSs q PARTNERSHIPS.

RtcHAoSD. VA, April ! 7, S74.
OllCE Is hereby given TO the public that
tuc partner 'hlINcretofnre existing setweep ul:-
"'.N"i trH q, 1874. by mutual consent. All per
gyms i,ic.1led 10 The hrin viii please pay thcu to M
Who atone IS authorized 20 receive debts due to the
concern. Persons 10 whom debts are due BY said
..nic'rH VIII please call upon Mr. Joseph +. Cot
Lci for settlement.
JOSEPH r. COTTRELL,
IUTHtR X. REINS,
JOHN w. REINS.
j. +. CoTTRELL will continue the business at the
90 siaud and viii be glad 70 furnish old or new
Customers.
~ lszaw4w J'F' CoIIEELL.
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RICHMOND. April IS. 1874

- .--..v W'I-re. WHOSE SlgllltureS, aIre:uy Oh
f. ..-. ... ) ..t H. apurar because the Isis con-
t.-.s, ~, i. ua:Ip. arrive IL lime for puolic4-
},...
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JAPANESE SILK PoPLISs, new spring s'yles' az
80, so, and 75c., just received atJUIloS aE1 En- D
6O3 Broad street
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AitIlmond 9ispatth.

awTHE, CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwsrArERs OF THE CITY.
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- TIE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
f-l'o"-citlzens: am an independent caudi-
Gal" :T n" utn.- Of CITY SERGEANT. and suli-
c't }our .utrlIes. Had been fairy defeated TWO
3""i~ '.to ] hhDuti not now he 4 candidate If tLe
SA'oF~l5.c aud Republican parties both noInl nate
."t l1e S"E.'.n"y shall Withdraw. Very respect.
ilIt. Lan GEOLtGE 4. HUNDLkY.
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-Miss GIBB
wv has three very desirable ROOMS, each hav-,
Ing wardrobe closet located on floor i'm msdately
above the parlor. Also, several neatly furnished
rooms for gentlemen. Terms moderate. Apply
at No. 904 east Marshall street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets an 2S. 3tE
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FOR UMBRELLAS, large or small,

For UMBRELLAS, large or small,
(Any quality at ALI,
Or for canes Of stylish make,
Some gold-hcaded thard to brcak)
Jewelry in plate or goid'
Fit for gents and cheapiy sold,
Ties or collars, gloves or hose,
Combs or brushes, hddle-bow5,
Strings for banjos or guitars,
Fine tobacco or cigars
Or for books to please The brain
or the townsman or the swain-
rali Vt SCRAPS variety store. 14o2 Main street
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wAsTls.


WANTED, A SITUATION as HOUSE
5 kEEPER, by lady Of thirty -fve /; can cut
and make chlldren's clothes and do bouse-clea,sarR
!, kIno ana patient and would take entire enarge
ot minily OF children. W,dower,s FIRMLY pre-
ferred. Address III. r.
2l2 Filth street between Broad and Grace. =
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EssSr, STHAYRD, DC.

7 OST, on Monday, 9th, pair <sSse
LGOLD sPECTACLtS, In case. ihNzD ~
the neighborhOod or Grace and Nineteenth streets,
or Broad and Twentieth. The finder will be llber-
ally rewarded by leaving them vt 227 Twentieth
street. up 20-lt*
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FOUND, pair Of GOLD SPEC eESsz,
n TACLES. Gu Twonty-lrst strectVEV "
between franklin aud Broad: which tue owner
r ay get by paying for this advertisement Apply
IN Manchester, corner six; Ii aud Hull str' cts.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w FRONT ROOMS one letting into the other
suitable for family or q party OF gentlemen. Can
also accommodate several DAY BUARDEks. Pos.
street. second house from ST. Paul's church. No.
S11. ~. uD 2S-3t&
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MORTALITY.

By WIiOH CERTIFIED.
Regular practitioners 16 Board of Health......
SoIoItT'
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A LADY WHO Has HAD MUCH
"A experience IN n URSISG INYALIDS Is anx-
'ous to go 70 the mountains with some lady, or as
nurse Tor children no; under two year. old, or
WOULD take a linen.room, dairy, or some similar
department at the Springs. Testimonials Of char1r-
yer, &e:, given on application. ADDRESS = D.,v
DreTrSs Biul post-oGcs, Chesterfield county, Va
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VAGINAL INJECT
N ING aud VACUUM SYRIn6FS; Essex's,
DaYidsou's, Mattson's, and other extension anc
hard rubber SyringcS. l.. WAGSEk.
M 25 Druggist
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WANTED.-A SINGLE LADY, capa-
Ing, sewing &C., wants u HONE In good FAMILY.
where she eau DC useful. Can be seen Tor will an
s1er motel ut 5l3 fifth street, between Clay and
Leigh. ap 29-2ts "A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22

Illness which angelic sweetness might
envy but could not eclipse; before
which the star on the brow of the
night grows pale, and the diamonds of
Brazil are dim; and then reflect upon
the utter madness and folly of suppos-
ing that so much beauty would
expose itself to the terrors of
an empty building in the cold
damp, dead of night, when in
nocence like hers is hiding itself
among the snowy pillows of rcposc;
gentlemen of the jury my feelings are
too Overpowering for expression, and
throw her into Your arms for protec-
ton against this foul charge, which tho
outrageous malice of a disappointed
scoundrel has invented to blast the
fair name Of this lovely maiden. whose
smiles shall he the reward of the ver-
dict which know you will give.
The jury convicted her without lcav.
ing their seats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22
An ALABAMA POKER HAND.

rom the louisville Courier-J ournal, 18th.
TUsCUNRIA, Ala., March -, 1874.
Mr.. John Glades: The following is
n incident of recent occurrence which
ge think, down here, would not be ell
rely devoid of interest to you:
The parties to it were Bill j, the
heriff of our county (Colbert), who,
|oker- PLAYER, who would "straddlc"
|our "blnd" quicker than he would
is horse "Ephraim" to serve pro-
e>s, and says lie would rather beat II
Jack full for YOU than capture the
Ihole of the "Gad's Hill gang" and a
|ro>perous Teutonic merchant of our
raveing on the cars, and, in order to
bass away the time, engaged in game
bf euchre. After playing some time
he jolly Dutchman left his seat to get
Il drink Of water, and Bill, knowing
hat he, too, had II penchant for poker,
look advantage of his absence and
hnd turned upa Queen for trump.
Rcturn!ng in moment and lifting his
Dland, :. at once conceived the brilliant
2ttcd Oh pay my tllc manu- Ill lpNci, anu
Rccordingly suggested it to Bill
who consentsl. provided that he might
Dr. allowed to discard one of his cards
and take up the Queen. To this :. at
Once agreed. and the game proceeded.
Saws =: "Bill, bet you five dollar"
In turn Bill raised him ten more.
A'Wcll." said =. 'fifteen dollar will
sjoo>t pay mine expense and some od-
sdcr tingS, and calls you, Bill;" at the
Ssamc time exhibiting his hand with
j four kings. and reaching for the money.
N"llolh on" says Bill. Il have four
aces" NervouSlv, and in silence, the
/ a>toniShed Dutchman gathered the
#card> and shuflled them for moment
i *nr two. Then, with his chin resting on
1 both clenched hands and his eyes star
i in. into uncertainty, he exclaimed; 81
say. Bill. now .joost YOU told me vot dc
h-ll dot Queen had to do nit dot
hand?"
And up to this good hour his mind
d j. pcrpleNcd continually to find the
i part that card had played in the game.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22
JREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
kr,lsIIED EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, BY
hEO. w. CASSIDY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
c,py, ons year, by mail. 90
s,ny. six months, by mail. ail........... \ ~
,rpy. three months. bv mail... j W
,,,rcrs forwarded until pail for.
Of THE SlERRAs
From the Truckcc Republican.

From the lruckee Republlcan.
kcicntists find many valuable speci-
pns in this summit land. Our for.
Is abound with rare plumage birds,
II strange plants, and flowers, and
ers and lakes TEEN with choicest
nds of fish, and the mineralOgi>t dis
vcrs the richest metals beneath our
h. Perhaps the most wonderful OF
Iturc's lavish gifts is the varieties OF
Itterfiics and moths which abound
our mountain meadows. From the
|st week of April to the last of Sep
mber, new species are constantly ap-
airing and disappearing. Amateur
Ston,ologi>t in Truckee found seven
Zone different kinds last year, and
hos. Peers, near Placcrville, has dis
verrd about one hundred and twen-
Mr.. Peers has devoted years of
Srctul study to this branch of natural
hence. and his collection of many
he'd butterflies would delight the
art of the most mattcr-off indi-
Iual. The large Cecropia and Pro-
athea moths, the handsOmeSt of all
6cturnal lepidoptera, are found soo,,
Ter the Winter SHOWS have disap-
Sarcd. Then in turn, follow the en-
e troop of richly-colored, fairly-like
Enniles of butterflies and moths.
eyer saws: NO branch of natural
a,orv deserves Il mere careful and
7prough study than this class of in
cts. 1t is Interesting to every one, of
wherever mental capacity or taste.
be rich AMI poor, le,tcred and mlet-
red, the statesman and philosopher,
Ianut;,c urer and merchant, husband
Ian and agricl,lturaliSt, clergyman
nd physician, have often made this
tudv the principal occupation of their
Sisure hours" Many of the speci-
Aens found near Truckee are exceed
Ugly rare, and the children of Our
nblic schools last season found at
)ast two varieties that have never
ben classified. The moths, with their
ing fur and beautiful wings are esrec-
blly choice and interesting, and will
|ch v repay any one for the trouble
/ collecting and arranging.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22
OLD MAN RENDER.
From the Salt Lake Herald. ]


1 Nothing has yet been heard by the
sIolice i'll this city from the Kansas Of
flccrs in relation to the removal of old
Sman Bender, now in the city Jail. The
sevldcnce is accommodating against the
S"ld man every day, and it now seems
almost certain he is the long sought for
murderer. \ gentleman who lived
/ hear the home of the Benders for sew
eral years, but who never knew one OF
those notorietics, as such, recognized
,he old man yesterday as ono whom
ne had seen many times in Kansas.
For the last few days Bender talks
quite freely i'll broken English. and has
hade several statements which indi-
cate that he is the Kansas butcher. \
photograph Of his former home was
recognized by him. and on it he point
Sd ont his barn and other ont buildings.
News is expected daily from Kansas
concerning the disposition to be made
OF him.
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a BURST OF EI.lIQUENCE.

y lawyer in Milwaukee was defend
ing a handsome young woman accused
vi sleaiin" from large, unoccupied
building in the night time, and thus he
spoke in conclusion:
W., 'H,entlemen OF the jury. I am done.
men l gaze, with enraptured eyes
nh the naichless beauty of this peer
isss virgin, on whose respondent
arms suspicion never dared to
";reathe: when l behold her radiant
:" the glorious bloom of lustrous love
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22
LUMBER SALE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY LUMBER
III Yard, including all the lumber thereon
to NJ. T. bartlett, OF the California Lumber
Yard. tax this occasion to bespcak for my
successor the same liberal patronage hitherto
extended to me by my friend. and the public
generally. ii. Z. BI.ASER.
Eureka, March 10Th. 1874.
Referring to tho above, | beg to inform the
public OF Eureka and the surrounding coun.
try that the stock purchased Of MIR. Blaser
has been removed to tho California Lumber
Yard, on South Bucl street. My assortment
sivc ard complete Us can be found in Eastern
Nevada and the same viii! he. Id on the
most reasonable terms and at the lowest liv-
ing figures.
/ he houses and lots of tho Blaser Lumber
Yard arc for sale cheap for cash. For fall par
ticnlars inquire at the California Lumber
Yard. NJ. Is. BARTLETT.
ln1l-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22
NEW PROCESS FOR REJOICING
COPPER ORE.
[From the Salt Lake II

tFfom the salt Lake Herald.
James Douglas, Jr., of Canada, has
recently invented a process for the re-
duction Of copper ores by the Use of
acids, which, it is believed, will cn!ire-
ly surersede the ordinary methods.
BY its use ore containing as low as two
per cent. of copper, regardless of the
nature of the base admixturc, can be
economically saved. The acid origin
ally supplied can be re enforced by the
chemical process employed without be-
ing otherwise rcpleniShed fora Il consi-
derablc period. The product is refined
copper, almost, if not quite chemically
pure. This process is being employed
on the lean sulpherct ores of North
Carolina at enormous profit, and, as ii is
equally adapted to rich as To poor ores,
it is proposed to introduce ii here for
the purpose OF treating the copper ores
which abound in Utah and Nevada. 1t
is understood to he especially adapted
to the reduction, of sulpherets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22
New Goods New Prices !

WE ARE IN DAILY RECEIPT FROM
w San Francisco Of Boots and Shoes of
the BEST MAKE, which we will sell cheaper
than any house in town. We have n fine lot
of " orking Boots and Store boots.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-22

THE SEA MOUSE.-The sea mouse is
one of the prettiest creatures that lives
under the water. 1t sparklcS like II
diamond, and is radiant with the colors
of the rainbow, although it lives in the
mud at the bottom of the ocean. 1t
should not have been called mouse,
for it is larger than Il big rat. 1t is
covered with scales that move up and
down aS it breathes, and glitter like
gold shining through a tlocky down,
from which only silky brstlrs wave.
that constantly change from one bril-
liant tint into another, SO til 1t. rs t'u-
vier, the great naturalist says, the plu-
mage of the hunming bird is not more
beautiful. Sea mice arc sometimes
thrown up on tie beach by storms.
-HOiiister (CW. Enterprise.