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CANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

GARD TO THE VOTERS OF MAN
" CHEsTER-I have understood that many of
the voters OF Manchester are under the impression
that am responsible for the high taxes that have
been assessed. AS Commissioner OF the Revenue l
taxes. In 1878, when property was selling high.
made valuation according to the standard Of sales
when property had Greatly fallen, suggested, and
the Council ordered, retaliation, which gave the
result 81 ,204,519. being reduction Of S452,93i.
AS the Council was compelled to raise certain
amount of revenue, they found 1t necessary to in
crease the assessment am responsible only lor the
nv valuations has stood the test Of investigation.
/ am candidate for reelection to the office OF
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE, aud sohclt your
continued confidence and support:
sE;ti w. t. LITHGOW,
Commissioner OF Revenue.
MANCHESTER, May s, 1876. my 9-3t
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The WinslOw Case.

The Washington papers OF yesterday con-
tain long dispatch from Mr.. FISH to the
United States Charge d'Atlaires in London
touching the case OF WINsLOw. Its reason
ing needs no strengthening when it denies
that England can herself change the pro-
visions of treaty; but England claims no
such thing. She claims that she has right
to see that the article OF the treaty re-
curing the surrender OF fugitiycs
from justice be not perverted from
its original purpose, and used to
recover the bodies OF persons who could
not be disturbed in England, if charged
there only with the offence for which the
claiming government wishes to try them
England argues that when the treaty pro,
vides for the return Of n person charged with
felony, or any other crime therein named, ii
does in effect provide that such person shall
not be cXtraditcG to be tried for any other
offence; and so she asks UNCLE SAM to give
his word that the eXtradted individual
shall not be tried for any other Of
fence. But he refuses to do So
He claims that he has a right to
WINsLow's body, and that England has
no right to attempt to make any conditions
precedent to its surrender. We are pretty
sure that England will stand firm. She
could hardly yield such point. Mr.. FIsI
also will stand firm, the case being one in
volving no risk of war or any other unplea
SAINT result. The consequence will probably
be the abrogation of the old treaty and pos
sibly the making Of new one; and in this
new one may be inserted all the provision:
which JOHN BULL so much desires to see re
spected in the WINsLow case. Or, failing
to get them, England will almost certainl,
refuse to enter into new eXtradition treat!
ut all
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Nearly oil the State papers take occasion
to speak in most complimentary terms OF
Mayor Kelley. The Norfolk LandmdrA
saws: "With his fine talents, excellent edu,
cation, and great pluck, he ought to become
q conspicuous and useful member OF the
Richmond bar. There is Groom" among
it's members sat the top" and il he will
devote himself to his profession he will be
sure to find that his defeat has been sub
stantial blessing.
L. N. Fitzhugh, do6rkeeper of the House,
who wrote the silly letter rehearsins the Sc
crets OF official life, has been given to un'
derstand by the Texas delegation that his
resignation will not prove unacceptable.
Gentlemen who want to go to Congress;
from the Richmond district are now eX
pected to show enthusiastic support o.
Governor Walkers claim to the yice-presi
dency.-Indeg-App
GA Virginian," writing from Richmond
to the Norfolk Landmarks, nominate:
Speaker Kerr for President.
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.Achsah. A New England Life-story. B

1chsah. A New England Life-Story. BY
Rev. PETER PENNoT. Boston: LEE q
SHEPARD, publishers. 1876. !,
A story which goes to show how unfeel
ing and Observation-Disclosures IN fact-
even lady protesting religion may be. Il
Is, as it purports to be, study OF Ne"
England life. The author is himself
preacher. we believe, or editor, we forget
which. PENNoT is mere pen-name.
Edith Lyle. A Novel. BY Mrs. MARY j.
HOLMES, author of "Tempest and sun
shine" and many others. New York: r.
w. CARLETON & co. 1876.
Both OF these novels are for sale by j. l.
EIry cON
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SPEAKER KERR's PROPOSED RESIGNATION.
Some of the friends of Speaker Kerr telc-
graphed him at Richmond Sunday to with
hold any formal presentation OF his contcm.
plated resignation as Speaker until he could
have a further consultation with his friends.
Accordingly he Monday telegraphed Colonel
Morrison, chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee, and Hon. S. S. Cox, to request
the House to further extend his leave ten
days. In taking this course Mr.. Kerr does
not intend to reverse his decision to resign,
but the postponement OF the tender is to al
low members to have consultation with re-
ference to his successor. Mr.. Kerr en- route
to Richmond, both in this city and on the
train, cmphatically announced that he was
compelled by reason of his health to with
draw from the active duties incident to the
Speakers chair Correspondence Baltimore
AMERICAN
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Somebody has sent to us copy OF the
Denver (Coiorado) Times, in which is quoted
a little paragraph concerning the DispatclPs
views on the presidential question. The
Times goes on to argue that the delegation
from Colorado ought TO bring before the
Democratic National Convention the name
OF acitizen Of Colorado; but we can't TO
save our lives make out from anything we
have seen In the paper who that citizen is.
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Our local reporter gives hint as to what
Rev. DR.. SAMSON said ia his lecture ut Rich
mond College yesterday. The lecture was
heard with interest by anumber OF our peo-
pie most competent to Judge OF its merits, and
is highly spoken Of. But what we started
to say is, that DR.. SAMsoS's definitions
brought to our mind JoHN FrsEE's definition
OF philosophy, which we deem the best we
ever saw-namcly, that "philosophy is the
synthesis OF the Sciences"
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Any of the following books will be sent postpaid
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THE CHALDEAN ACCOUNT OF GENESIS, cor
tanning description Of the Creation, the Fal.
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In addition 10 tile above have full llne OF STE
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We have received the April No. OF The
Southern Historical Society Papers. This
No, closes the argument and the testimony
on the question OF the treatment Of prison
ers during the war. Rev. j. WILLIAM
JONES, Richmond, Is the secretary OF the
Society, and the editor OF the Papers. The
right man in the right place.
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HFOR MAY, 1876.
.~ GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES
AND EVERY ONEJ

GS GOOD NEWS fOR LIE LaDlEo
+. AND EVERY ONEl ......,
WILLIAM THALHIA1ER, COL Broad street,
is receiving daily additions to his extensive stock of
DRESS GOODS, BLACK GOODS, CASSNiERES,
NOTIONS, &C., which will be sold at the very low
est CASH prices to suit any one. Among the bar
gains to be had are s.-..
PLAIN, PLAID, and BRocADED POPL1Ns, &C.;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACKlALPACAs,
CACHsIIRES, DELAINES, SC.
Also, full line of LACE-sTRIPE MUSLINS,
PIQUES. BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS,
SWISS hUSLINS, and lots OF other WHITE
A large stock of LADIES, and CHILDREE's SILK,
SERGE, and GINGHAM PARASOLS, at the
A large and cheap stock of CASsINERES, LIN
EMS, and TYEEDS, for mems and boys wear:
Also, a fun line of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS at low prices. 4 fun stock of SASH
RIBBONS, SILK and LACE SCARFS- CORSETS;
KID GLOVES specially; WHITE and STRIPED
HOSE, and lots of other goods too numerous to men
ton.
For chcap goods don't fail to call on
WILLIAM THALIIIlfER,
apps COL Broad street.
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ne NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!
NEW GOODS.
THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEASON:
OVER TTIIRTY-FIyE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS ARE NOaV OPENING
ATCoHEN BROTHERS.. I'D
ASTONISHING PRICES! DRY GOODS STILL
... COMING DOWN! -#
THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS sEAso.

Among the many Thousand bargains are
BLACK GRENADINES, in the new Rcsillc Mesh;
IRON GRENADINES; .... -.s
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS;
BLACK ALPACAS, the best make and at new prices.
The largest stock Of DRESS GOODS ever offered in
the city, from the lowcst-priccd to the finest goods
imported See their great reduction in price:
500 pieces of the best PACIFIC LAWNS at price
they were never sold before;
$50 pieces 9-4 and 1O-4 SHEETING;
1900 pieces HAMBURGER EDGING and INSERT
ING, in new designs and at new prices;
Another lot of 800 CORsETs just received;
Also, the latest productions in PARASOLS; .a
200 pieces CASSDIERES at fully half their value;
so pieces WHITE PIQUEs, from suction;
It's dozen KID GLOVES, the best and cheapest in
this city. 9rtv e.
FRENCH and AMERICAN NAINsOGKs,
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
SWISS TARLATANS,
and every class of WHITE GOODS at still greater
reduction. my3
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MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER. This celebrated
u WATER has been lately introduced into this
streets who is sole agent for Its sale In Richmond
vicinity Although but recently en- *. ans
bladder aud arrangements of the stomach, such as
dyspepsia &C., are remarkable as to place It ct
once in the front rank Of curative waters there Is
effectualy eradicate from the system all traces OF
diseases requiring diuretic treatment.
GEORGE SCHOEN,
my 1n.1m lEEts. 100 Main street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUBURBAN RETREATS.
--->------~-~~------"--~->~
NHE SCHUETZEN PARK.

TENHE SCHUETZEN+ PARK.
This beautiful and attractive PARK, situated on
the James river, below Richm ond, adjoining the
james River Steam Brewery, Is NOW OPEN TO
VISITORS, and will be rented to picnic and excur-
sion parties From the elegant pavilion can be had
anl scope of the romantic scenery up and down the
noble James, diversified by the constant passing to
and fro Of steamers and other crafts. 1t Is the most
agreeable summer retreat in the suburbs of Rich
mond. Refreshments can be had at all times during
the day. Fishing and rowing parties will find 1t a
plcasantresort D. G. YUENGLNG, JR. -
my S-1m - - L.-----. - - -.
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PERSONAL.

A CARD.-Thanks to you, true, manly,
n noble brave gentlemen, who, In defiance e,s o.
eowardy pslo,1st the tainted whispering In
snenc nee of many doubly distilled hypocrttes u
church, CITY, and temperance bodiesarch-deceivers
and r99 adt. OF 'uS'i'' "nu G. D. wooTToN.
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NOME ONE! COME ALL!

LEVI HEXTER'S,
627 BROAD STREET.,
and supply yourselves with some OF those beau'iia
cheap TWO-BCTTON KID GLOVES.
SILVER and GILT TINSEL TARLETAas' ior
May balls and parties;
Misses OPERA-SHADE KID GLOVES, all sizes,
Misses BRAIDED and EMBROIDERED PiQCE
and LACE BONSETS;
and an endless variety or
CORSETS, FANS,
..a PARAS0LS,
SASH RIBBONS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and
DRESS GOODS.
Also, CASHMERE LACES, TIES, INFANT
BIBBS and many other goods too numerous 10 hieh.
tion, all of which will be sold at the LOWEST cAsh
MARKET PRICES.
Country orders will meet prompt attention.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

= DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE:
ENGLISH ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for varicose
veins weak ankles, &C.; y.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS of the latest styles
sold at MEADE 6 BAKERS Drugstore.
SOFT RUBBER AIR-CUSHIONS and PILLOWS
sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
The BEST TRUSSES- closely neutrality-suspicious.
to water or perspiration. Guaranteed to. fit.
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and HOT-WATER
BAGS sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
The MOST APPROVED MEDICAL and SURGI-
CAL APPLIANCES hand, or furnished to
order at short notice, for deformties, fractures,
&C., &C., by MEADE & BAKER, @E
Pharmacists.
INV 10 919 Main street.
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Deaths.

Died, yesterday morning, at twenty minutes after
O'clock at her residence, No. 20 north Seventeenth
street. aged thirty EIGHT years, Mrs. THOMAS COL
LIGAN.
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING at
10 o'clock from st. Peters cathedral. Friends and
acquaintanceS are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
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CLEANING, DYEING, DC.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW IN
ND.-EDYARDBRAUN,w ho has worked
In the largest In Paris
and Brussels, and consequently thoroughly ac-
quainted with the most effective processes for clean
ing In use, has opened an establishment ut; 5lt
MAIN STREET. His peculiar mode Of cleaning ena.
bles him so thoroughly to RENOYATE CARPETS,
CURTAINS, and FURNITURE as TO make them
appear new and not only removes, butprotecss them
below those for like work done In New York. -
PRICES: Cleaning carpets, including taking up,
putting down, and repairing, single width, twelve
cents per yard; double width, fifteen cents; lace
curtains, 81 per window Velvet, plush, and damask
curtains at moderate terms. np 16-lm !
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rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
WILL OPEN on
MONDAY, MAY sTu,
so pieces elegant styles, bcst-quallty PACIFIC
PERCALES at greatly reduced prices;
Also, large additions to our stock Of DRESS GOODS
at lower prices than same quality OF goods hars
ever sold for:
we call special attention TO As and SOC. BLACK
IRON GRENADINES, which we offer as bar
gain;
Also, handsome styles OF PLAID and STRIPED
GRENADINES for dresses aud over-drcsses.
Just received another new lot of BLACK and ECRC
LACE-TRInI3IEDC ANoPY-ToP PARAsOLs;
very stylish;
with large additions TO our SILK STOCK, both In
plain and fancy, which we are Offering avery
attractive prices.
nv 6
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Thursday, May 4, 1876, at the brides
residence, by the Rev. John +. Edwards, u. d. Mr..
MARTIN l.. MAYO to Mrs. Z. A. MOSS; all OF this
city. ..=.-
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-10

ITO 4s1 BROAD STREET YOU 1s1
Il had better go, and ask I'll. F. TINS-aa
LEY q CO., whom the most or you know,
To show you their Ladies' Serge Fo1ed at two dollars
and half, .,:,s,. 80 rs s7f3t,s t,Ee-a gp
And those made, too, Of real genuine calf;
And then their Serge Button at two and quarter
That is sufficiently good for any mans dau2hter;
And forget not to see their Mems and Boys Shoes,
Made up In all styles, with threat wire screws;
Gents Congress Buckle Shoes, Prince Alberts, mar
row or wide, s.sgs G...ry55 .t.sa s-..i Efs
Suitable for any, whether they walk or ride;
Trunks, Satchels vascs, and Straps suitable for all
So their friends will please stop and give them call
Repairing still done, desire to say, Al, .frf.,9
And believe all charges to be moderate In every way
INV @ ftf ats| stf. - }st.sattt.. elEa@..f 4
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CHEAP. .SH0 ELS. Il respectfully 81
fSJ ask the attention OF ladies' 10 the fol-s
lowing styles Of very cheap goods for spring and
summer wear Kid Slippers from 81 20 BE-: Serge
and Foxed BalmoraIs. from LIS t0S $3.50; Kid
Newport Ties Empress Button Shoes, Magnolia
berts and callers, from $3.50 10 o. These are ali
good goods, warranted to wear we'll and the prices
astonishingiy low. JOHN C.PAGE, Jg., Agent, ~
zlfs+:'3S 900 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-10

nANIEL ON NEGOTIABLE INSTRU-
DM ENTS, including bills Of exchange, promissory
notes, negotiable bonds and coupons, checks bank
notes. certificates OF deposit and stocks, bills OF cred
bills of Iadng, guarantees letters OF credit ana CIR
cular notes. by Hon. j. w. DANIEL, OF Lynchburg,
two vols. WALLACE'S REPORTS, vol. %
UNITED STATES DIG EST, vol. IL; COOLEY ON
TAXATION; HIGH ON RECEIVERS; ANGEL
ON LIMITATIONS. j.
ap2S-d&w RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH.
NTEIV AND VATITARI,E ROCKS
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SANDALS! sANDALst SAN &1
For SANDALS the ladies should 20 TO MAY, =
And examine his large and beautiful display.
Tie Sandal Buckle, Button and Bronze Sandal ,f
Fit for the most delicate hands to handle.
In Slippers, Magnolias, and Newport Ties - :
His styles are the prettiest that can devise.
- MAYS SHOE EMPORIUM
my8 trsatFtN 49, H0T Broad street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD.-I take pleasure in informing my
friends and the public Of this vicinity, that
| have been a patient of DR.. r. Price, late of
Virginia City, having been loaded in July
last, and suffering froH general ill-health
since that time. Having tried every remedy
prescribed by my physicians without r~eceiv-
ing any benefit. ] applied on the 10Th Of this
month to DIR. Price, and am most happy to
state that 1 am entirely restored. / recon-
mend others similarly afflicted to consult DR..
Price at once. | fc und him a skillfull physi-
Eureka, Dec. 20, 1875. d30-3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04
Arrivals Last Night.
c INTELLIGENCE.
CARD OF THANKS FROM MI.
AID Ma. DE IA Maya.

EDITOR SENTINEL: Please permit
us, through your paper, t o offer bur
grateful acknowledgements to the
friends, who. on New Years o, ening,
so kindly and pleasantly surprised us
at the parsonage with their presence
and munifient gifts.
The gathering, though wholly un-
expected to US, was one OF the most
agreeable and happy We ever enjoyed,
The amount brought us was about one
hundred and sixty dollars, of which
II hundred and twenty nine dollars
We're in coin, aud the balance i'm
what was a. good. Among the good
things wa a sack Of -four Gridley'-
Centennial Ivy q mysterious charac-
ter, who suddenly entered the room
ana leaving his gift, vanished, before
we mai sufficiently recovered from
'ho surprise to learn who he was OF
whence he GA ne.
One OF most Interesting. episodes
wa me entrance of Messrs. McDougall
"hu whi'ton-a committee from another
Social gaihering-presentinr us a nurse
oil 10 thirty five dollars.
IL Is very pleasant and encouraging
to US to he so kindly remembered. and
we feel especially indebted to Mrs,
Judge Baily and Mrs. MCCARTNEY for
their personal efforts as the mover.
and managers OF the occasion. Nav
the Great Father reward this kindness
with Heavens blessing.
j. III. DE LA MATyR,
q aAlAN MARY DE LA MATYR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04
LETTER FROM THE CILA BOARD.

There can be no doubt that certain
parties deliberately attempted to black
mail the ella directors and officers. II
is now probable that the affair will re-
ceive the early attention of the San
Francisco Stock Exchange. Fol-
lowing is the copy OF a letter from the
ella directors to the Stock Board
aforesaid:
OFFICE OF THE GILA MINING Co.,,
92 Nevada Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20, 1875.
To the San Francisco Stock Exchange
Board:
Gentlemen: The Board of Direc-
tors of the Gila Silver Mining Com
pany respectfully request you to APP
point an expert, at your earliest con-
venience, to examine the books and at.
fairs of the company, as they deem it
proper that the Boards in which stocks
are sold always have the right 10 exam
inc and satisfy themselves when
charges are made against a company.
The Board also deem it PROF err to re-
flute the report Of a committee of dis
satisfied stockholders, published in
this mornings papers, as a tissue of
misstaterlents and falsehoods from
beginning to end.
BY order of the Beard of Directors.
w. AUG. KNAPP, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04

NEW YEAR.-The first day of the
year 1876 passed in Eureka almost
without accident or incident worthy of
an item. a few ladies received callers
and quite a number of gentlemen
awaited themselves of the opportunity
to renew assurances of their di>tin-
guished regard, but beyond this moth
ing unusual occurred.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04

FROM HAMILTON.-Mr Pardy, the
Misses Allen aud DR.. Thoma. all of
Hamilton, arrived in Eureka 10y pri-
I conveyance yesterday. One of
the Misses Allen is en- route for the
East, the remainder of the party re-
turns to Hamilton to MOI row.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04

LADY CALLERs.-A large number of
ladies' were out yesterday making New
Years calls. The gloom of our sane
tum was for a time dispelled by the
following lad es. who left their cards:
Mrs. Hubbard, Miss Kavanau.h. Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Rabjohn
and Mrs. Cronler.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04

SOMETHING NEw.-ln connection with our
frst-class Stationery and Variety Store, we
have this day opened a FINE CiRCULAT-
ING LIBRARY, carefully selected in San
Francisco by our senior partner, containing
com plete works OF the most celebrated au-
thors, and BY deposi'i ing the value OF books
loaned. we only charge p cents Tor reading
each book, and allow one weeks time to re-
turn tho same, to which rule we will strictly
adhere.
We have also on hand a well-selected stock
OF Toys, Albums, Musical Instruments, and
Juvenile books, suitable for the rising gener-
alton.
Our stock Of imported and domestic Cigars
and Tobacco, Havana, Russian and st. james
Cigaritos, | \ l. Cutlery, Playing. Cards,
Meerschaum. Briar and Aep'ewood Pipes
Amber Cigar-holders. and Yankee Notions
can not be surpassed IN Eastern Nevada, and
our prices are very moderate
LEVIN & SIMON.
N. B.-We will sell 10 letter postage-stamp
or 20 cents to any one tsat will purchase %
cents worth OF letter-paler or envelopes.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-04

THE MAJORITY a letter from San
Francisco we are led to believe that
our junior will be at home in about
three days. We make this announce
ment for the benefit of numerous fair
inquirers who seem to be deeply sole,
itous for his coming.