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preacher. stake from II a single promise a SIN.
gle tnTeatenin single precept or a single exam
glowing logic, or note rom the music 81 Dayld's
harp, or strain rom the prophetic UutDursfs Oh
the rapt lsaidhn Its happy balance OF doctrine
was also SET lortn, and It's equally ielcItous bal
WlTd-Ihe completeness or Christianity APP
pears, further, IN It's proonndness. This results
Iect symmetry. 1t Is profound b0tn Ia doctrine
and precept. Various ILLUSTRATIONS were given or
It's thorougnness-lts marVellously searching char
acter, "plercing,n as II does, eyen 70 the dlvld-
and mArrow.n lt is pr -emlnently "a dlscerner
OF the tnongnts and lhtents OF the hearth
F0l9Ih-rhe last point made WAS It's effective
ness OF systems as well AS INDIVIDUALS we may
say, ''By their fruits ye shau know tnem.u 1t
might fairly be inferred from tile essential ele-
ments OF Christianity, as they have been briefly
perfect demonstration we must add 20 the ana
lytlc the historical argument. lt Was not denied
that In me vsri0us neaLnen religions something or
truln - iound-fragmentary commonly, and more
or less the Issue, tradlronally, or primitive reve-
latlOn. But the more they are studied the more
apparent iG Will be Lnat they are essentially In
complete in their teaching and so manly ineffec-
tive. In PROOF OF tnls their main doctrines were
compared with those OF Christianity. Its supe-
rlor potency was argued from the prominence
IL gives TO the element OF personality, especially
to the Personal influence OF CHRIST. The actual
results OF the Gospel as seen IN history, and the
living present. as conuasted with those Of pagan
ism and OF Mohammedanism, were rapidly
sketched, and the argument concluded with q
reference TO those individual transformations OF
CHARACTER under GOSPEL lnddence-some OF them
In resn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are, Ia many re-
spects, more Impressive than facts 81 q more gem
eral character.
The discourse closed with an address, 70 the
graduating class, IN which reference was made 10
the recent spec al religious interest in college, in
which many OF them had largely shared. ana also
10 the only death that had occurred In the ciass-
that OF "the unassuming, earnest and faitalul
ESty.n
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BROOKLYN.

The Board OF Aldermen will meet To-day and
confirm the Mayors nominations Tor members Of
the Board OF Education.
The suit OF Miss Minnie Conway against Fanny
Janauscnek, tine actress, for breach OF contract,
was decided on Saturday by ID. p. Barnard, the
referee. lie awards Miss Conway damages 10 the
amount OF $4,000.
The Police Commissioners viii, Il Is SAID. APP
point ex-Chlef OF Police Patrick Campbell to the
superntendency OF that department. other APP
pontments Will also be made, should the pro-
gramme OF the leaders be carried out.
Edward Dunscomb, twenty-one years OF age,
was taken into custody on Friday night By Detec-
tive Roach, on complaint Of stewart Anthony Of
No. "A President street, VINO CHARGED DunScomo
with the larceny OF watch and pistol. The
properly was recovered.
At an early hour yesterday morning quarrel
occurred between jeremiah Collins, Henry Major
aud T. Evans on the corner OF TOmpkins avenue
and Monroe street, during which MAJOR was
stabbed twice IN the right breast with penkniie
by Collins. The latter, who was arrested. was
Locked up to answer tue charge OF telonious -
saulL The WOUNDS are not iatal.
At hali-past twelve on Saturday night, Benjamln
Rauthslein. thirty years old, OF No. ia Henry
street, this city, attempted 10 jump on a Grand
street ferry boat after had started from the foot
ot Broadway. ana ie INTO the water. He was
rescued with great difficulty and sent nome
Wetter II not wiser mAn.
AT forty-nve minutes past two A. N. yesterday
the small frame stable on tae corner or Norsn
Fourth and Second streets, owned and oc-
cupied by Klaus Tiedeman, was DESTROYED by ore
together with 4 horse valued ~ 81 % aud about
500 worth OF harness, feed, &C. The building was
only worth $780, There was no Insurance aud the
nre Is supposed 10 have been OF lncendary origin.
The Auditing Committee OF the Church OF st.
Marys star OF the sea tRoman Catholc), Court
street. near Luqueer street, South Brooklyn, have
Just rendered their report OF the expenditures
and receipts in account with the pastor OF that
church, the Rev. EuPene Cassidy, Tor the fiscal
year ending May l, 1879 the receipts for the pass
we're Sl234S.
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purpose abide alone, out Tor aim 70 ole accord
ing 20 the council OF God would De Tor HIM to &C
COM lish HIS NH sion and bring forth much fruir.
The Illustration winch He makes use OF rs one or
symbols. the corn OF wheat IS the most simple
and universal exponent OF the great law mat
out or sell sacrifice springs forth the blessing
81 iruItiulness, ana that tie method Of increase
ana elevation which God has appointed requires
some correspondence 10 that remuneration Of Tho
lie OF the seed Tor the sake OF The forthcoming
harvest. In lis application TO Christ the analogy
1nds its highest significance. The Goldman VINO
gave his lie ransom ior many Is now exalted TO
be Prince and saviour. lie STANDS forth
before us as the perfect expression OF that law or
irnitlulness Dy selfsacrlace which, beginning with
the seed corn IN nature reaches through all the
RTafatlons or life until IL ~ seen in the heavenly
places. But II IS not IN IS application 20 the dying
OF the Lord Jesus That we would consider this law
at present. II Il no less q truth for these
lives or ours. The corn or wheat abiding
alone, IN consequence OF It's being preserved for
Itself, ana the CON Of wheat bringing lortn lrutt
abundantly by the loss OF It's own individual lie,
are not these the SYMBOLS OF fact IN human eX-
Ierience which are OF the greatest importance TO
each individual IN choosing his ends and making
his moral investments in lie? Taking then this
we" OF our Lora's Illustration, snail ask you TO
CONSIDER the corn OF the wheat
AS AN EMBLEM
OF each human life, tuto which is presented the
Alternative between an isolation OF self by the
control OF selflo,e and the ennobhug and en-
richment Of self by the power OF self-sae-
RIDGE. In other words. desire to set forth the
loneliness oil sef-love and the frutiulness OF self
sacrifice. "Except corn OF wheat fall INTO the
Prounu and dle ii aDideth alOnen Having largely
Illustrated this point, tie speaker concluded:-
To sume OF you these are days OF deep sgni1-
canoe, and the truth oil life have presented will
serve you well If you accept IT,. Standing as IL
were before an open door awaiting one more sig
ma ere you go forth, bdcltIua IN manu-, TO take
your stand for good or evil, commend TO you this
word OF Christ. II sell is uppermost your life Will
waste and come 10 naugnt; II love control you
and Christ LEAD you on, your life Will snare that
fruitIulness which He revealed when py HIS agony
and oloody death He was exalted 30 The right
hand OF Majesty.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Roundsman Ha7es shot two mad dogs yester
day on East Thirty fifth street.
patrick Lyons, OF No. CO Mulberry street,
attempted suicide yesterday by hanging himself
20 his bedpost, but Olicer Buelson, OF the Sixth
precinct, being notified, cut him down ana saved
his lie.
John Mahoney, aged six years, residing At No.
10 Baxter street, was run over last night on
Grand street by car NO. 1913 or the Dry Dock and
East Broadway line. He was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital ana the driver, Frederick Smldt, was
arrested.
James McArdle, a child four years old, living &C
No. SO Broome street. run over last night By
car No. IS, or the Dry Dock and East Broadway
line, receiving compound fracture OF the left
leg ana other Injuries. de was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital
During an alteration yesterday between James
McGeary, OF No. so Mulberry street, and Daniel
McCarty, the former received a severe cash In the
mouth, indicted by a Jackknife in the hands OF The
latter. The wounded man was sent 10 Bellevue
Hospital Als assallant escaped.
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STATEN ISLAND.

Bishop Potter viii administer the rite 81 con-
nrmaIion AZ christ Church, New Brighton, on the
nrst sunday IN July.
The sea view Park Association announces =
grand trottng and Horticultural exhibition -
take place on Thursday, Friday and saturday
next, az their GROUNDS AZ New Dorp. There viii
he two trots each day, for purses " 500 70 500
each, aud premiums wlll be given Tor vegetables,
fruits, bowers, &C.
The Excise Commissioners or the town Or West
Geld have, thus Tar, granted only I've licenses.
and these are alleged 10 nave been granted con-
trary 60 law on the grOun0 that the signatures Of
twenty irceHOders we're NOS attached W. NC ap-
/ plicauons, AID that they we're granted ~ oniy
\ two members ol the Board, Me. Bencaiet, zoe
\ third member. having sent MS fcsg laton ~ the
n Board OF SUPERVISORS, altnOueh ~ mas my yes
4 been acted upon Inc comm tsee apr1Asn0v ee "
| tia cnurcn congregations Of the town say that
I they mean to prosecute the Board ~ nNclse ior
/ All illegal acts me money taN8n l9f the ave
4 Ncenses 2as not 1T Il allc- eli, yct been seas IL
tue tuuntt Clerk ~ me Jaw aWtSss.
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mencsmen. week this morning ana c.rry out ruis

rrogramme:-
MsosoAY, Jg9Sg 2i-sP M.-Prlzs speaking.
utaDAx First day u examination ad no ssion 70
College. Z Glass pay Exercises r M.--Ann4-
a sslSs Bsors tSG Phi Bets
hhs sDoxsS osey BY hon James Patterson ~ d q
Mas ~ r M.-aeeung d inc Aiumniin the chapel
@ which heretofore only hour Or two 81 Commence
anged 9 " o, ne pesn gyen-ths trustees nave ar
Ample opportunity will thu Afforded only Tor the
appropriate 70 tho occasion. including notices Of de-
THURsDAY-lJk A. M Commencement Exercises $40
II p. M-Irustees' Leyee in Culver Hall
UNION COLLEGE
The annual exercises OF this college viii DC CON-
menced al Scnenectady IN. ~ to-day ana Will
continue until Wednesday evening. as follows:-
By HG Ss taa aqs and RI M prize speaking
o,s ,9 June Algmgi . day me classes q s
g gnS1 SP 1s. q p!en0 70 0s H. 1ssd be
Kappa meeting at No. south college. Az 10 A. NJ the
Alumni Association Will meet at college Chapel AMI
STasees Al ii NJ he Engineers viii n me 81, in Froes
ouet in he new gymnasium and addresses aier when
the hour for class day exercises viii DO announced
the college chapel at $40 A. ". Commencement exer.
" the Right Rev, Horaso Potier' D. D., IL D.. Z.
l., OF the Class OF 1920
OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
The following list SHOWS the other Institutions
having commandments during the week
TursP4Y; june 23-PhilPs Academy a77a. Andover,
oWGDsEsD1S AMI eli College oSil Yellow Springs,
Nd Rutgers College ann. New Brunswick n j. Uni.
yersty, OF Notre Dame 1872, Notre Dame, Ind. aiso
lyme POI Wabash College asi0 Grawiorisyiile lna'
THuRsDAY.-Adrian College Ns5s), ADRIAN, Mich; Al.
lanta University, Atlanta, Ga College OF the CITY %
New York 1885, New York city College OF the Holy
Cross us43), Worcester, Mass; Davidson College dsS7,
Davidson Village, n. O.; Denson University usSl8,
Granville Ohio; Dickinson College l7o3 garIsle, Pa
Galesvllle University us59, Galesvile Wis George
town College uTs9. Georgetown ID. O. Indiana As
bury College ds55l, Greeucastie Ina KENYON College
$50 Gambler. Ohio Knox College qsal, Galesbuie.
IL Muhlenberg College asi9. Allentown, Pa ONO
tS In, nsso 49, pesia%srs @
lege ls7Q Chicago, III st Johns College $3.50, Broos
lyn N. Y. St Johns College dS6j, Prairie du Chicn,
Ms; University o. Minnesota gsSs' Minneapolis
Western University OF PENNSYLVANIA us0l, Pittsburg.
Pa Westminster college QS52, Wilmington, Pa
sLruEDAy.-Tuits College $3.50, College Hin, Mass
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UNION COLLEGE.

BACcAIAUaEATE SERMON BIZ REV. Dn- BOOTH,
OF NEW ToRK--sELF-LoyE AND AELF-sAcRI-
FIcE.
SCHENECTADY, n. r.. June 20, 1878.
The Commencement sabbatn baccalaurease ser.
mon before the faculty and students OF Union Col
lege was preached THIS evening by Rev. DR.. Booth,
OF University place Presbyterian church, New
YORK. The distinguished d.vinc was welcomed by
an immense audience, all the evangelical churches
OF the city naving suspended services ~ AZ him
and the occasion honor.
THE SERMON.
HI announced his text as from the Gospel &C.
cordlng 70 John. xiii, 24-"Exccpt a corn Of wheat
lalinto the eroun1 and die Il abldeth not; but if
II die It bringeth forth much fruitn lie said these
words were spoken BY the Lord Jesus
with reference 10 His own immediate future.
some OF His disciples mad come 20 tell Him
thaS several Greeks had been attracted By the
fame OF his wonderful works, and desired to enjoy
an interview with him. "Sr, we would see
Jesus,u was the request which they made 10
Philip, but when this request was made known TO
the Lord IL was turned aside. The time for such
familiar intercourse had passed by Henceforth
the work OF His ministry must be accomplished oy
His higher ONCE OF mediator between God and
man, ana ~ the sacrifice OF Himself for the life Of
the word. Jesus answered them, saying 1.-THE
hour IS come that the son Of Man should be giori-
ned. yeniy, verify. / say unto you, exceps
a corn or wheat fan into the ground and die,
audeth alone, Tut n die IL BRING
en- en- lortn musa irMt~ IN these Wores
wnlch Was 80 much az variance Win their view or
Lne method "a which their Lord was 70 be glori-
lie was necessary 10 His triumph. But He nos
taugnt them before, t6at he could be
GLORiftED ONLY nv DEATH;
maj ~ ilIA 70 i've ana reiln, as they had pre-
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President Raymond on IN
dividuality.
One Hundred and Fifth Ami
Versary Of Rutgers College.
The Commandments of God Expounded
by President Smith
Services at Yassar, Union, Syracuse, Rutgers.
Dickinson and Dartmouth Colleges.

The graduates OF anumber OF colleges yesterday
had the privilege Of listening TO bsccalaureate
sermons, reports OF which are given below, and
al OF hch VIII be found to be OF the particular
features tnat generally characterzes these reng.
ious addresses Words OF wisdom were skillul'y
blended with portraiture of the pleasures and
attractivenrss OF a religious life, Large congre-
cations listened with profound attention to these
GOSPEL utterances, and yesterday VIII be pleas
ant memory throughout tue future lie OF many il
not all OF the graduates OF 'T5
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RAccAIAUAEArE SERMON BT REV. On BOOTH,
OF NEW ToRK-sELF-LoyE AND AELF-sAcRr-
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we shall have no mlsg wings about your safety,
ana the farewell which speak VIII be a
PRAYER that has been already answered before ~
Is uttered.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-05-04


A Newark policeman had pair of
boots half-soled last fall with board
ing house beef-steak, and he hasn't had
wet feet all winter.
Young women who are abont to per
ish for want of scme one to marry,
should bear in mind that a woman in
Troy has just sold her husband for two
cents.
The Worcester Press declares Sena-
tor Logan's recent speech to he ''the
herald OF linguistic millennium, when
singular nouns and plural verbs shall lii,
down together and little conjunction
shall lead them"
Fun-loving persons, like Sam COZ,
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Olive Lo-
gan and Olive Wendell Holmes tilt up
ard down when they walk, like teter
snipe on q salt meadow hollowins
sscbecp r-Leslic's Illustrated
Something is surely wrong. A mar
may edit journal, or write thing that
makes million people happy, and yet
be left to go hungry; while man may
fght battle, that makes thousand
miserable, and for that get wealth and
honors without end.
A subscriber who is bothered with
borrowers want to know what measure.
he shall use to stop folks coming afte:
his Standard. He might try quart
measures at fir.f, properly aimed a,
their heads, and if they fail, then grad
ually Incl ease The size until the trouble
is prevented bridgeport Standard.
We don't know that we like big wo.
man better than Little one. II she is
SO big that step ladder is required to
kiss her, we most respectfully decline
in fayor of the small one As we re-
fect further On this subject, we come to
ihe conclusion that the small ones are
always preferable. They have tend
ency to hang themselves-around afel
low-and we want to furnish the ma
terial for a hanging post.
His ann had stolen around her waist
and her fair young head rested light,
on his bosom. The October mooi
shone softly down upon them as hi
painted bright picture of The happy
future when she should become his beat
tiful BRIDE He paused at last in th'
fervent outpourings of his hopes, am
The deep melody of his tones wer'
echoed by the silvery sweetness OF he
fidte-like voice, as she murmured, ,sofilv
Yes. love, yes; and then, too, vel
have buckwheat cakes and sausages fo
breakfast every blessed morning, won''
We dear97
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DY virtue of an order Of sale to me direct
IL ed from the court Of common pleas Of
,MoaEoe county, Ohio. will offer for sale. at
the f. ont door of the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
O'Clock .. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18Th day OF Nag, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lots numbered thirtsen, twenty and twenty
one in the town OF Calais.
Appraised ats
TO. LITTLE,
april6, '75w5. Sheriff M. c. O.
HoLLrsrER & OKsY, Att'ya.
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Important From West Va

A NY person desiring to move 10 West virs
n ginia, on or near the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad or the Little Kanawha River, {now
improved with locks and dams,) can, By send
ing name and post-pf1ce address 70 the under.
signed. receive by the earliest mail, pamphlet
descriptive Of Partersburg and the Littas IA,
nawha Valley and adiaseat country. sdvanta-,
gss, prospects and resources. So
CYRUS HALL
Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia.
| APPS, Fs5m4.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
B. F. Oblinger
Solomon Shaffer.


QY virtue ,f an order Of sale to me direct.
IL ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale al
the front door Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours o.
10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the 29h day OF May 1875,
the following described real estate situate ii
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section eleven, in township three
of range six, containing thirty nine acres
more or less.
Appraised at 3
I. o, LITTLE,
apr27,'75w5. sheriff n. G. O.
HoLLisTER h 0xEy, Attys,
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M Y CT r O G Z r Y
Contains tobacco, cigars. candies, nuts, dates,
6gs, cakes, toys for children, paper collars,
canned fruits of all kinds, sardines, ink black
ing, crackers, smoking tobacco, pipes, paper,
envelopes, sc, Go.
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HAVING purchased late, and at a great de-
IL cline in prices, we will be able to sell as
low for cash, or to prompt paying customers,
as goods can be bought at any other estab-
lishment on this side of the Ohio River,
Retail Sample dealers not excepted.
Come aud see for yourself before purohas ng
elsewhere. N, K0EHLER & co.
mayl '74Y.
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BACON FOR SALE,

will pay the highest market price for
Bacon. And to those in town wanting good
hams, shoulders or sidss, will supply, at the
lowest market rates. Call and examine my
stock.
dee7Y. WILLIAM sCHEUFBLB.
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DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale q,
the front door of the court house,in the town
Of Woodsfeld between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. AMI 4 o'clock p. M, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty.seven, township two
and range four. containing forty acres.
Appraised at $500.
TO. LITTLE,
apri6, ,'75w5. Sheriff N. CO.
HUNTER l. MALLORY, At:ys.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-03-06
PERSONAL.

John Cowger, Of Duck Greek, was in
the city the fore part of the week. and
informs US that the farming interests of
Duck Creek are very promising.
Marco Medin. after an absence of about
q month in Virginia City. returned here
on Monday last.
Harry Supple, m old typo. and who
has done service in this office, left for
Phoebe on Sunday last. Harry has the
best wishes of numerous friends here.
Postmaster Carpenter, who has been
absent over two months, on a visit to
Oregon and California, returned here last
Monday.
Henry Bush. for a long time our oblig-
ing clerk in the Postoffice, left on Thurs
dry last for San Francisco. which place
is to be his future residence. Success
attend you, Henry.
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DINTO MINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EVANN VIVID 4NIN N-IOOA IION
/ OF principal place ofsbusiness, ian Francisco
California. Location of works, Pinto Mining
District, White Pine county, Nevada. I
NOTICE-There is DELINQUENT upons the fol
lowing described stock on account of assess
ment levied on the 9th day of January, 1875,
the several amounts Set opposite the names of
the respective shareholders as follows:
No No
Names Certificate Shares Amt
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"YoU iist ought to have been over to
our house last night ?" shouted one
small boy to another on Campus Martius
yesterday.
making pictures 2" inquired
the other.
''Naut much Humph No, sir our
folks went away, and we had popcorn.
two kinds of sweetened water, milk and
camphor, drew the dog around in the
table-cloth, and the hired girl told us
eight ghost stories"
Mrs. SwrssHELM says that Beecher fell
by fatte1y.
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Certificate Shares Am

And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made ON the 9Th day
Of January. 1875, SO many shares of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction at the Office Of the company,
Room 7, No. ABS California street, San Francisco,
California, on nAH#
Monday, the 9th day Of March, 1875,
at the hour of : o'clock, r. NJ, of such day. to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of the sale. IN
ALFRED X, DUBR0W, Secretary
Office, Room Z, No. 458 California street, San
Francisco, California. f20
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TICKET No. 1901 drew the capital
prize in the Kentucky lottery last Sat.
urday.
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NJ. 3. BARTLETT,
Teal ESt@ste Agent,
EUREKA, NEVADA, AT

Houses to let and for sale in all parts Of the
city.
Inquire at the California Lumber Yard. on
South Buel Street. rnhe-H