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WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
GENERAL

WASHINGTON, July 80, 1875.
THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT--A CONCLUSION
by TUESDAY HOPED FoR--THE PROCEEDINGS
PRIOR TO THE FINAL VOTE.
Should tho Senate enforce the rulo limiting tho dis
cussion on the final question in the impending Bcknap
impeachment trial, it probable that vote
will be reached before adjournment on Tues
day next The rule, as 1t now stands, pro-
vides that when the doors shall bc closed for
deiberaton no member shall speak moro than once
on one question, and not moro than ten minutes
on an nterlocutory question, and not more
than fifteen minutes on the final question.
Mr. Conklng's pending amendment to this rule
provides that consultation by the Senate upon
and question shall, unless otherwise ordered, be had
without clearing the galleries closing tho doors.
subject to the limitations presented as above Should
this amendment bc adopted the discussion upon the
final issue will be with open doors Thirty-two Sen
aors have published their opinions the question Of
jurisdiction and there others who desire to have
thero opinions recorded ana will therefore submit
their views before the final vote shall be taken.
There now sxty-eeht Senators here, and IL thcy
all upon the final question iorty-sx of them two
thirds OF the number present. must vote 'gullty''
order to convict the accused Mcssrs Alcorn Sharon
and Burnside absent Mr. Blaine has not yet
qualified, and to the late Senator Caper
ton, OF West Virginia, has yet been appointed. and
If should be appointed before the final vote he
would OF COURSE refrain from voting, not having been
a member OF the Senate during the trial.
THE INvEsTIGATIoNs-CoM YET TO RE-
PoRT-sMALL PROSPECT OF IMMFDIATE AD-
JouRNMENT.
Only few OF tho investigating committees have re-
ported to the House. At least dozen more reports
NAV be made some of which in a OF forward
ness and these include the subjects of tho Real Estate
Pool, Engraving and Printing, the Brstow, Mary
Merritt and mule cases, John NJ. Davenpors election
registry, crooked whskey, New Orleans federal Office
matters, the Hayes cadetship, expenditures in tho
Navy Department and tho Government Insane Asylum.
1t was supposed several days ago that Congress
would be prepared adjourn by the end of the
week but this is not probable business has adj
vanccd rapidly anticipated, because ,hcrc Is
no prospect of reconciliation OF the conflicting views
of the two the Consular and Diplomatic bill
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The man who is not satisfied that the climate OF the
Northeastern states is sufficiently variable be hard
OF conviction. AFTER having been what the French
euphem sticaly term torrc1ed for about month, we
suddenly and unceremor iously pitchforkcd into
October. All day on Saturday the clouds were bank
ing up az though to revenge themselves for having
becn kept so long at distance from this of
the country. In tho evening of saturday they made
two or three trial spurts, like horses previous to
race and yesterday just before dawn settled down
business. Tho whole day there was continuous
downponr, varying only in intensity. Whatever may
have been the disappointment to pleasure scekers IL
Is certain that the rain was In the highest degree
grateful TO the parchcd gaping earth. From all parts
OF the Northern Atlantic seabosrd the complaints OF
prolonged drought have been loud and constant for tho
last month. The apple and peach crops especially
the subject OF much anxiety to the growers But
the country has got the rain last Those who slept
lightly covered, with open windows, on Saturday
night must have run somc risk with the thermome,e er
at e5 degrees at four o'clock yesterday morning
However, we have had days breathing time TO pre-.
pare the next hot SPELL should such come upon u.s.
and gratifying absence OF the rhastiy sunsroke list
which for three weeks has ornied 20 dismal feature
OF the daily So. welcome DO tho RANT
The following record Will show tho changes in tho
temperature ior the past twenty four hours IN COM
parson with the corresponding date Of last year a. in.
dcatcd BY tho Thermometer Hudnuts pharmacy,
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ROBBING THE MAILS.

AN OLD POST OFFICE ATrACHE CAUGHT OPEN
ING LETTERS AND ABsTRACTINa MONEY.
COLUMBUS, Ohio July so, 1876
John Reeves, for thirteen years emp'oy6 in the
Post Oico in this city his service extending through
the torms of three Posmasters, was arrested about
five O'Clock this morning 70. opening letters and alb
stractipg money. More than six menths ago losses in
tho mails reported by the Columbus Office to tho
deparIm ment and since that time Special Agent Henry
and tho Post Office officials here have been engaged in
patient but dilli2ent investigation.
Al lat suspicion fell Reeves, and he was shad
owed through perforated walls and floors. He adroy
avoided great many decoys, and although detected
two three times OF latc in opening letters, he
not caught In the act OF absractng money until this
morning.
When charged with the crime he confessed He has
been taken to Cincinnati for examination Reeves
active member of the Methodist Church. the treas
urcr OF an Odd Fellows lodge, Mason and Jealous
temperance worker and he has been regarded by the
community as above suspicion.
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NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

THE REPUBLICANS PREPARING FOR AN ACTTvA
CAMPAIGN NOMINATION IN THE SEVENTH
DISTRICT.
RALEIGH N. c., July 80, 1875.
Tho Republican State Executive Committee organ.
lied here yesterday by the unanimous re.,loction Of
Colonel Thomas b. Keogh chairman for the next
four years Arrangements were made for the estab-
lshmen Of daily republican paper under tho editorial
management OF Ex-Governor Holden tor the dls,ribu-
tion of Immense numbers OF campaign documents
throughout the State and for thorough and energetic
canvass OF all the counties. The discussion between
Vance and Settle at Ashvie yesterday attended by
1900 people.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION..
Tho republican convention Of the Seventh district
held Yesterday at Wikcsboro nominated Hon Thomas
j. Daa the present Representative. Hon. W. NJ. Rob-
bins had 4, 900 majority two years ago.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 30, 1870
THE EXPLANATION OF THE ''sYLPH" TELR-
GRAM-A FOOLISH AND UNFoUNDED SCANDAL
AGAINST PRESIDENT GRANT.
The testimony OF Bluford Wilson Thursday last
has been the OCCASION unwittingly on Mr.. Wilson'S
par OF doing President Grant great injustice In tend.
ing involve him in a scandal OF kind connected
with the mysterious described as ''Sylph" II
will be noticed that MAYOR Wilson does not give the
"sylph" explanation on his own responsibility, but
says was made by Horace Porter and Major Mcdonald
The latter credited With having said that the Prss
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MANTON MARBLE FOR GOVERNOR.

Johnstown pa Echo:--''Nantou Marble, formerly
editor of the New York World, prominently to
tho front as a democratic candidate tor Governor OF
that State"
Louisville (Ky.) Ledgcr:-"The NEW YORK HERALD
is urging the nomination Of Manton Marble demo-
cratic candidate Tor Governor Of tho State Of New
York. The suggestion is very happy Mr..
Marble has stood for long time at tho head Of the
democratic journalists Of the country, and that he
has retired reward is due him for his long and
fifth I'm services
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A CITY WITHOUT OFFICERS.

EFFECT OF RECENT DECISION OF THE sU-
IRENE COURT OF ILLINOIS
ST. LOUIS, No. July 80, 1915
The Mayor Of East Sc. Louis dismissed all the ap-
pointces Of that city, to take effect August This
ton rendered necessary by recent decision Of the
Supreme Court of Illinois, which declares the present
mode Of and collection of taxes illegal Tho
OF the city are, therefore, of. This
ton of the Mayor leaves the city without a police
force and citizens talking about organizing vig
lance committee to preserve the peace.
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A THREATENED COAL FAMINE.

ST LOUIS, July 80, 1915
The coal miners OF Fort Clair and Madison countess
Illinois, held meeting yesterday In Fort Clair
county, and resolved that after August they will not
mine coal for less than three cents per bushel. As
much the largest part Of the coal consumed in this city
comes from the counties named tho prospects fair
fora n coal famine
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TURKISH ATROCITIES IN BOSNIA.

PARIS, July 81 1875
The Comrrier's special kilograms give the details
Of massacres by the Turks in Bosnia Three hundred
Christians were tortured and drowned In the villages
Of Pervau and Limar Twelve were cut to
pieces at Pavicx Sixty children stoned to death
al Rathlovo One hundred and eighty girls wcre
violated and murdered at Lckolovo
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MAINE STATE COLLEGE.

BosToS, Mass, July 30, 1875
The Commencement exercises Of the Maine State
College began last evening with tho Sophomore prizo
declamations President Allen delivered the bacca-
laureate this evening
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THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION BUILD
ING
CINCINNATI Ohio. Julv 30. ,

CINCINNATI, Ohio July go 1876.
The work Of demoshng the old Cincinnati Exposi-
tion buildings will commence tomorrow. The erection
Of perm buildings for hall and future
positions Is to begin within sixty days II is expected
that the bn,ding will be ready for tho biennial
musical festival next May.
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THE NEWS FROM JAPAN.

Yokohama advccs to July II state that tho Mkndo's
progress through the northern provinces continues
The Corean Embassy arrived home Juac 2s.
Press restrictions in Japan still increasing in
severity
japanese ships o! war arc starting TO survey tho
coast OF Corca according to the recent treaty
BUDDHIST MISSIONARIES
Three Buddhist priests. OF sect unknown In Corcs,
have sailed japan missionaries TO that country
fhc SILK opened with unusual activity, owing
TO reports OF failure OF tho European crop.
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rAry AT LONG BrAScu.

loSG BRANCH, July 80. 1876
heavy ran storm set IN here last night and has
continued for twenty hours without ary signs oi
The at the various ho.cls xcrc chrnrccd
to remain indoors A sacred coaccr. was gycL a. The
Ocean Hotel
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THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE WAR

VIEWS OF A YRoSTrERsMAN ON THE QUESTION,
AND HIS REASONS FOR ENTERTAINING THEM.
CHEYnssE, July 25, 1876.
To rnx EDrroR or rHx HERALp:-
The question, who u rsspoajbls Sss NJ Indiaa
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore vandcrbt's condition was unchanged
yesterday He felt strong and left his bed for fcw
hours He sleeps well and appears TO relish his food
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SPAIN.

ARRANGEMENTS FoR EgIMBUBsISG THE MA
TToNAL DEBT.
PARIS. July 81 1876.
The Nessogr says that gcmen,s respecting the
consolidation OF the Spanish external national debt
have been concluded The debt, which amounts to
25o, 900 francs, Will bo reimbursed by of the
creation of six per cent stock issued eighty Ave
per cent, by syndicate comprising the Bank OF SPAIN
she house OF Rothschid and many French and Span
nnanciers
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settled In Russia rcpo,sea to nave emgratcd 70
America last week.
THE CAUCASUS.

RUMom OF FORMIDABLE cIRcAssIAN REVOLT
AGAINST RUSSIA
LONDON, July 81 1876
Tho Daily Ners' Pesth special says a telegram from
Galatz reports that Tscherkessens have revolted
against the Russians IN Caucasus and overpowcr.
iug the garrisona
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ITALY AND EGYPT.

CHE KHEDrvE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE rrAL-
IAN EXPEDITION.
Loxpox July 81, 1870
The Daily Necs' Rome special says tho Khcdive in
reply to the demands watc by Italy, declines any
responsibility in the Antinora expedition beyond
ZeiIa.
The fAtc OF the expedition rs unknown.
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OBITUARY..
LANES II. BINGFORD,

A despatch from Richmond, Va, announces the
death of James II. B,ngford, Superintendent @. Public
Schools OF that city, which took place yesterday
morning at Red sulphur Springs, West Virginia
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REcHrr1oN oz Ex-quEEN rsArE11A.

RECEPTION or Ex-cUEEN ISABELLA.
LoxDoy, July 81, 1870
The Sfondards Santandcr special SAYS that the cx-
Queen Isabella was received by King Alonao, tho
Princess of Asturias, and numerous military and civil
officials. There were fireworks iiluminations and
saiutcs on the occasion OF her arrival
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REV. SAMUEL BUTCHER.

cable despatch from London says the Most Rev
Samuel Butcher. Bishop OF Meath, the Premier BishoI
of Ireland. is dead.
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AT NEW HAVE,
\vy HAVEN Conn

NV 'VTIHs, July 30, 1870.
I; has rnined heavily ana continuously here snco
eleven o'clock A. NJ Up TO eleven +. " tho fall is
four inches ana halt The rain was accompanied BY
nvrthoas; WIND.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Frank Jones' Of New Hampshire, IL at
the Grand Central Hotel Judge II. r. Simral OF tho
Supreme Court Of Mississippi Is at the New York Ho-
tcnnial Commission, at the Brevoort House, Rev.
DR.. s. r Wilson, of Louisville Is at the Grand Hotel
General James W. Singleton OF Illinois, Surgeon
Glover Perm. United States Army, and Judge Reuben
Hitchcock OF Ohio tho ST. Nicholas Hotel Major
James NJ. whittcmorc, United States Army, Is at the
FInh Avenue Hotel. George Peabody Russell is
Albernarc Hotel Alexander Cameron, OF Toronto.
and sheriff r. ~ waddeli, OF Cobourg. Canada At
the westmorcland Hotel
on THE BEACH AT THE SPRINGS AMONG THE
mountains wherever In fact the fashionable world resorts
SULPHUR Soar s thc popular article Of tho
toilet and the bath. being universally recognized ~
standard purifier OF the skin and preventive Of It's irrits
tons
HILL's HAIR DvE. black brown. so ccn,a
A-BENNErT BUILDING.
,oc.,v, nv sfiEErK9oF. ,xn vr,rox o..
10 Tf oS very wh ThD fskns
LAWYERS. BANKERS. AND Insurance OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES
A-NO INCONVENIENCE IN WEARING THR
srLx ELAsric TRUSS sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS CON-
PANY. tS3 Broadway
CRIsTAD0Ro's HAIR DYE ACCuMPLIsHES IT'S
work spcndidy instantly safely Wholesale and RETAIL ~
John VI.
BUCHAN'S DIsINFECTING SOAPS SwEETEN
your houses and rid dogs of ness.
ELECTRIC BELTs-FUR DEBILITY IN MEN
Call send tor circular to }. KARR. ss2 Broadway.
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS sHIRrS-
Tho best Tor S be finished ss easily hen
fhiiadelphia
LEE 4 PERKINS,,
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4 THOUSAND GERMAN SETTLERS LEFT FOR
AMERICA.
LONDON, July 81, 1875
The Ssandayds Berlin despatch says 1000 Germans
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FALL OF roun INCHES AND HALF OF RAIN

ANeraEc 'eMPeIhu.e .eay -. o'ts
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year 747i
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GREAT BATTLE ExPEcTED
LONDON, July 81, 1876.
The Standards special despatch from Kaafat says
Tho Turkish army crossed the Scrvian frontier at Nssa
IN Saturday. A great battle Is expected
THE TURKS QUARTER
There great excitement at the scat Of war among
The Christians of proclamation by Dervish
Pacha, tho Turkish commander in Bosnia, prohibiting
quarter to Christians
SUFFERING OF THE sgRvIAN WOUNDED.
The Standards Paratjin despatch says there is dis
tressing of medical the hospitals and
much needless suffering.
KILLED.
Tho Standards Ragusa special says Selim Pacha has
been killed
1xRvIAN COMMANDMENT OF s1EN1rzA-rHE
TURKS LOSE A THOUSAND MEN IN THE LATE
BATTLE.
LONDON July 81, 1876.
The Daily Ne,os' Belgrade special says:-Colonel
Antitch, General Zach's successor. is bombarding
Bienitza, wh..h commands the passes between Bosnia
IN the sdc and Novi Bazaar and the country
whence como supplies and reinforcements the
Dther 1t is OF vital importance to both combatants
THE .uRKrsn LOSS IN THE LATE BATTLE.
The Ne,os Raeusa despatch says Moukhtar Pacha ad-
nits losing 1000 in tho fight with tho Montere.
yrins
BOSNIA TO BE ANNEXED TO AUSTRIA.
Tho Nevs' Pesth special says the annexation of Bos-
Eta by Austria is contemplated
Three thousand Christians were massacrcd at
Pryedor.
DETAILS OF THE TURKISH
Tho Tines special telegram says the Turks at Urbitza
Ltor two hours fighting fed in uncomfortable panic
The greater part of the army lost Bilak Is sur
rounded There is panic at Trebinje. This disaster
leaves Herzegovina practically defenccless.
MEDIATION PEACE.
The Teegrdph's Vienna special speaking OF inter-
vention, says tho initiative will bc taken by Eng
land Belgrade and Constantnope with the approval
Of the Powers. The bcaereEts favorable to peace
negotiations.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
(VANcERs A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING fH6f1
~ succsssfo treatment sent Tree. ORA BROWN 0TQ0-
DARD, No Wssa lAsAsA
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LEE l. PERRIN!
woncxsrsRsmrsE sAucn

IL the original and only worcestershirs ssncA
POLITICAL NET BANNERS. FLAGS, P0RTRA114.
Transparenccs. &c. old headqusrtera
HOJER a 0KAHAx, 81 Duano q
PURE SOAP, SUCH AS PYLE'S RENOWNED O Z.
promotes cleanliness health aud comfort wsshins beeS
lag. shaving.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE ACCuMPL1SHES ITS
work spcnddy instantly. safely Wholesale and retail ~
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AUSTRIA AND TURKEY FAvoRING THE sERvIAN
PRKrENDKR-wHAT PRINCE MILAN MAY Ex-
PECr II vANQUIsHED.
PARIS, July 80, 1876.
Vienna intelligence asserts that Turkey and Austria
favor the pretender Karageorgewitch 1t is predicted
that II Prince Milan Belgrade wang ushed he
will bo dethroned
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CABLE NEWS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR In THE EAST.
Confirmation of the News Of a
Montenegrin Victory.
THE TURKS ROUTED.
Austria and Turkey Encourage
a Servian Pretender.
INSURGENT CUBA.
The French Radicals and the Jesuts-
The Spanish Debt.
THE TURKS ROUTED.
Austria and Turkey Encourage
a Servian Pretender.
urgent CUBA. j.
The French Radicals and the Jesuits-
The Spanish Debt
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE NEWS OF THE MoNTENEGRIN VICTORY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GUNS AND FLAGS
CAPTURED FROM THE TURKS.
RAGusA, July 80, 1915
Advices from Eclavonio confirm the intel
yen>e Of the complete defeat of the Turks the 2Sh
INST. Urbiza Tho Montenegrins captured 800
Nizams. besides Osnaan Pacha i've guns and several
Tags
The Turks attacked the Montcnegrins at Kutschi but
were repused Sclim Pacha wounded
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A.-NO INCONVENIENCE IN WEARING THR
SILK ELAsric Truss. sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS CON-
A Hxa.a dxax
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BUCHAN's DIsINFECrING SOAPS swEETEN
your houses and rid dogs Of neas
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RUSSIAN EMIGRATION.

fAto Of the expedition IS unknown.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17
c INTELLIGENCE,


RAYMOND AND ELY.-The Record
has the following regarding this rep
re~ssntative mine: "The prospect op-
srations throughout this mine are still
being prosecuted with the usual en-
cry. without meeting with any i'm
povenent worth c~hronicling. The
ah, 10th and 18th levels are the prin-
opal field of operations. although in
tie upper levels cbloriders are at work
dong some little for themselves. The
pump, a. n matter Of course, Is not in
o%psaiion, aud not likely to be for II
couple OF months. Goo. Amss has
gone to San Francisco to order u new
spur wheel, which will be an improve
ment on the one that was broken. The
lnll is not running AZ present."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

RETURNED.-John Frost, Of Austin,
and Red Frank Wheeler "at large"
have just returned from = trip to the
Eastward. They took in the Centen-
NAL, of course, and had a general
good time. Frank has gone on to San
Francisco and Frost switched off at
Battle Mountain for Austin.
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ap19

THs Golden Rule is an establishment
where al parties desiring to purchase goods
can rely on a ene-prieo system and fair deal
ing. 10 there. then. everybody, and see
"Jse,rat the GOLDEN RULE STORE, three
doors below Hank knights corner, and ad-
joining Ed Loonsy's saloon, Man street.
jyIl.tf t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

OFF FOR SAN tRANCIsCo.-P. An
toni and B. Volk, the young men who
sold the Ma,amoras mine to Chicago
capitalists some weeks ago, left for San
Francisco this morning. The former
will spend some weeks in San Fran
cisco, and the latter, after remaining
there for u brief period, will pay n brief
visit to his old friends in the East.
Both still have valuable mining inter-
ests in this district, and both will re-
turn to Eureka before winter is again
upon US. They have spent much time
and endured many hprdships in the
mountains, and are well deserving of
a respite from the privations of miners
life. They carry with them the best
wishes OF numerous friends, with
whom we cordially join in hoping that
they may have q pleasant and sale trip.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ OTTO ia

All political advertising and job work mus
be paid for in advance. There will be NO de.
Walton from this rule.
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NOUNS.
ap19

WANTED IT K,owS-Bates' watch is not a
frst-class watch. 1t is only a tenth-grade
watch movement made by the Springfield
Watch Company. Springfield, Illinois, and
nobody can recommend it az such.
aul-tf p. STELER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

COMING. - Mossrs. Burgess and
Steele, the gentlemen who lately pur-
chased the Matamoras mine, on Pros
pect mountain, are expected here from
the East within "A few days, to inaugu-
rate active operations on their valuable
property. They left Chicago a week
ago last Monday, but probably stopped
oyer . day or so in Salt Lake. The
starting up Of the MatamOras will have
a good effect on the district.
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HOCII's.
APPLE

CLosIxc 0ur.--I am closing out nay stock Of
books, stationery. fancy goods, etc.. at bed
rock rricos to make room for . now stock
from New York, which will arrive in twenty
days. Everything sold for cash at the lowest
and medicines in Eastern Nevada. Prescrip-
tons carefully filed BY experienced drug
gists. L. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

Losr.-A black memorandum book with
the undersigned's name written thorein. 1t
contains papers of no value except to the
owner. The finder, by leaving it at my office,
will be suitably rewarded.
aul5-lw A. M. H~ILLHOUSE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

JsK. Of tho Golden Rule Store, has added to
hi. ordinary stock Of goods a line of good and
substantial boots and shoes; also hats and
caps. Call and ba assured that he sells
CHEAP FOR CASH. ie21-tf
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IEOCyvS.
ap19

WATCHES and joucIry neatly repaired. II
ysu want to have your watches and jencIry
repaired in a workRanlike manner, 60 to p.
Stcier's jewelry store. one door south Of S.
Ashin L Co., Main strcot. 22-apl6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

GONE BELow.--Major Dennis, the
SENTINEL's Junior, left ior San Fran
cisco by this mornings train. He
goes on business and will be absent
about ten days. Also, Counselor A.
NJ. Hiilhouse took his departure by
the same train and for the same 6esti.
nation. He will probably accompany
the Major OH the round trip.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-17

SrEoIAL-An entire new stock just received
at the Golden Rule, embracing the latest
Styles in calico. Cheviot and wooden shirts,
hummer undo rclothing. etc., which will be
sold CHEAP FOR CASH. jgzI-tf
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euJtf

I~nreRPED BossErs. three for 30 cents, and
the finest brands Of Havana cigars in the
market; also . full line Of smoking and
chewing tobaccss, At the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. au5-tf