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Mr.. GoIdsmi,h's Fiery Horses.

wAsHISoToNvfLLE, N. y. Dec. 4-James II.
Goldsmith, To, rver OF IIuntress BAtcman Ino sist
and other noted tr tiers tue property " HI .hrr.
Adm Goldsmith, wa, coming into the village u iy
wilha Two eated wagon. IN wGlch were himself. Ne
ana child and vouug man med Frenc one ~ the
llncs got loose ID fr M the o., anl In attempting To
manage tn nerY AIlmd tlnts thrON OUT. Young
French then al cnltcd 10 crawl over Tue nous +.
BACK to Let mold o. his heat and was
iurcby 10 the ground. The horst dislVd the vii
lage With Mrs Go dsuli.h aud Llc child IN the bIcs
seat. In turuf corner nuth tumuud 70 she
ground win goat Iorce. G. lbs NTH L. not hurt
much but his chld Is Iitaly injured. lolus Ere eli
received two GA Nouu's The head. aud Mn. GOld.
snitn severe Injury ABOUT the head.
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Contents Of tho IVecaIy sun.

THE WEEKLY sun published tnis morning CON
tsins the following
The President !. criss-H9w to Count Tor Hayes
states uat nave Voted Tor IdCu The Outra.c Con-
SUNNI tI m LOUISIANA The BAyon,t Ia SUI Caro-.
Represt nlatlyes- Wa ten Ringer says Grint WEAK.
enug-pls-rnsl ins I'm the Ga lnet -rn IN. Of the
Dual ses-lun-Ihe canvass III Florida, Mtetn. Of
Congress NJ cUVn of u New speaker {, umittees
Appointed to ~ SCUM aAd live ,tgatc Fac Prt-i-
dents Message-A heagre aud Cnnt resting Ducu.
uisnt- Delrnding the Policy OF his Adml stratlOu--
puris OF the SECRETARIES Of the Nayy ana he Treas
ury ne X, punirln Programme Proposing - lnt-
tate Luulslau.- 4 scA.y urnIng Hoard ruc Prcsl
deut lutrrvrM ed ils opinion on the PoAnc Sital.
uoni lhe Electoral Nutt-A Proposition from ar
Ia OuachiA An lmparu Account 1ruuh e
about the Nelraska Electors DufY OF H..
publican Ele,tlrs-An Opportunity Nhlch snuuld
not ne Neg rctedi EHtra rdihary Pirlous dow GrauE
Sreks 10 DcttAt me tndE O Justice lne Pudi ,hment
OF the theNc Ine DECISIVE Victory u Gen NJ.
Krnllci The isterh COmphcaton- war BaiAeru
ltuHst NJ Turkey Brleved 10 ue iupVltaulet Notices
Of sew kOuhB-lhc story 81 Ma anne IAfis ptte Part
Ill, Letv's Eng geuoni How Colo eco d moe aia
Fare In the SOUTH The Latest Iclograpg fee Meas Notes
on science and lndusr, Many Cu.umna ~ tllt ri /
Article aud AsuCu,turh Matters story linuerUe .
NdoN Financial Intelligence and Mai cts.
TuEW WEEKLY Sun contains completr cpitune " the
news Of the week from all parts OF the Unti ,t,t
and the Am rican continent. Copies Nrapler, rri ~
foI mailing 10 the old country may ne ntd At tne IesA
OF our Publication one. Price four ceA.s. fVr 'HS
byah news dea 'ers In city an country
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"You are here yam. are your" said Superin-
tendent wanng to nishly- dressed mAn. tall aud
str light as himself
"srl" SAID the man. i fail To comprehend YOU
"What"
"Under what circumstances, sir, do you presume to
tell you saw ne here Z" Gignantly inquired the
man.
"Ab NJ two months ago. Take him bacf That's the
Way they all tsk. Ana the Superintendent went into
his
Tn prisoner George Alexander, Of Phiia1e paia,
who WAS arrested hy Onicrr SulNRi on Plrr 20, East
river, yerterday, while trilnt TO exchangH spunOuH
Chrrks Tor uhlOn " grrtunacks. Two months uKO he
was arrested A. a OanCO ateetrr.
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George X me. lsborer recovered In the brook
Yn cry Court, yesterday, verdict 81 5000 against
the Cy Railroad Company for the loss u services
OF hi- wife. who injured IN January IT, while
mp 70 get on one OF the Flushing care
the rrY Just - the stAt.r rang TN ben rue car
10 20 Inc Wfe, IN the same court recovered 81 huu
Tor the injuries received sac dragged the fun
length Of te car, inlurrl as 10 be- erlpp tor ne,
aud forced 10 go cfutchrs Her huHbahl basCd his
eLAlnl ON Delns nepIlYel " nrr serNers COR mo.
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ELY-wARD.-In Detroit. Nov. IS. by me Rev. A. n
Iefs1n, p. T., ". nam u. tY VI Aceton. Mass, 70
HI ~ -CuArE..-At the Church 81 the Tr,nsngura.
ton, ON M1AIay, De 4 uy thr Rev. Or liOughtun
Richard kins. Jr, to Label. youngest daughter VI y.
MORGAN-PGN KNEY.-On Nov. 2s at the rest.
deAce ~ thc hri e. -thrr, nf be Rev j. W. Soeck.
me Rev. FrnN g. MORAN 10 Ana f., eldest daughter
o. Maltrs ; linrkuty, al q! ths clty.
TAYLOR GsIiLt NAS.-At Lancaster. p. In 81.
innrr'- tuurri, ON v uur-diy Nov ~. by the R,y.
j.. T.. shipp Wttsau. liz hoss dausi r. u u. @.
EshtnAn, lsq. OF Lancaster, u Frank Mansfield Tay-
lVf o. Sew sik cry.
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Al the meeting OF the state Board Of Charities
yesterd u the prucpal topic discussed the noces
for some agency, either State or Federal tor tn,
nitttcs have wished urRrN the puurnOuSer N the
statc. In some th'y found persons NhO had born m
for thirty years ann children VIM were born and
reared plOihouhc-. since JAnntrY Ia near y ZOO
tu children have Oern placed vita fannie and clte
where ahrrr they are hkey to grow up bct supporting
ItspeclaOie men and women.
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Walter :. HIN recovered judgment in the
Marine Court against Anna T.. Dickinson for ,ese fr
procuring lecture engagements Tor her. nss Dlcsln.
sons testimony was that lll offered to do her work
for nNe pr cent on the receipts instead Of ten per
crut Ia "a she decurd his proposition, slyin- that
sew making conscientious nsht against cure rs
Tue tOnmOn flrRs on appeal we reversed the iudg
men ~ Miss Ia Ku-lu's testimony, unlts plant IN
CouHenH to reduce his Ju nrnt - flil, nYc per
OF rrrNInIA.
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S. City OF Merida. REYNOLDS. Vera Cruz Nov 60 and
Havana 3Jth.
r Champion, Lockwood. Charleston.
IS Ashland, Doughty, WI mington, n e.
s. Agnes, Burdcs. lhadepnia.
IS I'll ucu Bearse boston.
ss AMIN Ledqcoat Bermuda Nov 70.
sa The ieen. Bragg. Liverpool Nov %, via Queens
town 23l
Sc Isaac BEL, Lawrence Richmond.
s. uba Mcintosh, Havana
Bark Maggie NJ. Peck, Liverpool.
AIkO tlIe usnII rIvcr M co l.tWlss Yesaals.
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A well spent life IL mans Vre1test claim on
happiness There could be no Meter spent lite than
that which has produced the nne soaps In the market
and now gives 20 toe world that nonp re, u Z. Ba0
bta Toilet hoap. Not that Il Is ROou tor babies alone
tut what brat Tor the little ones IN this IL the
best for ALL spelk Of tails matter because TINS toilet
soap 10 70 pure ana deeianss hourehnd sVtiels Ada
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One life In.uranc, Compup,.

The condition OF the United States Life In
surance Cou pany, az set forth in the report OF the
Insurance Depar ,ment, shows that company to he
. Those q: our reader interested IA life insur-
aace should READ the advertisement the eighth page
OF this paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

John Carwey, marble polisher, of Forty arst
street near Tenth avenue, found Wet Tnirty.
eighth street yesterday with inches long over
the left tY anu wound the baCK OF the mead. lie
MAS eeut ~ tLv Ninety ninth Street Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Ihs Du Legislature. Speaker Maokey swear
Ing 70 the publican mem6ms, The Democratic
piclures IN brank Lsshss Illustrated kslUspapsr.out
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Reduced prices In furniture and carpets.
Cowper,hwait'h los aud i57 CnAlnsm street Pay
mnnthb Adm.
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Fortunate the I,nbv

whose mother keeps MIX OF Magnesia In the
house since nOtnlng ~ admirably regulates the dige
zion Of u chtld,-Adp.
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There Rre those a! forty who look sixty. Va
on HATS to he grdy tbu, early. / e PARklnE HAIR
BALsAM anu mars the change.
Spiriiunlism. Mr. {. n. Yostcr, celebrated mo
duin. be consulted atU v. S0h IT, DAY aul evening
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Snslnrss Notltts.

Winter gnd-Sewed .:niirr- 81 English
lace uOHt> 20 IOllN NfOOks q sos, 4JS broadway,
between Howard a.G Grsno sls.
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Monell's Teethina Ooroiil relieves diseases Of
children. Give II q trial. Price 20 eents-ddp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

SkIN Di~EA-t~.
Wlitp, Itchy, al Stay T ter OF me Scilp.-Tha
lp y Is ihhY tender, SOD coy ircd vi % nae Wnlto
hcir-t Iuel torn a-ain Rs iA-' a. removed.
IIuplra, L C-lN uru. LUd lt4taltidH. o.. the FORE.
h, al, en- KS, aud huHr. lGrN tAtif Nhltlsu suD-
sfLlct Whru quwH a .ha,t d. tit Nrs.
F.ur ~ untcnse UChlusl Hehns ~ so0L IA tho
clio Gng j. IemoYcdi n. rlIpuu but That caused by
scratcnlng
The above aud All SAN ni,ei.e cured "
Dr. VAN DN Ne, West l0th n.
MR-, WI\~LOW'S ~OJrHING SYRUP
fu children trrtihS sOftcns thr s reduces IudAi
mauOn, aliiys Al, IA, AuI cures wand cOut,
GENTS SILK HATS az 80. worth tsi nne feli
hstsi as MATS III ", 40 New Inurch ~, IN ~ lrs.
Watchse JeHsry Silver Ware, &c,
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Regulate the Bloodi

Take that wonderful preparation. QuiTk's Irish
Tea. II cures bhouness, Price 20 ceuis'-AdU.
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While we impOre all clisses OF citi2ens to en-
ter upOn the duty ~ drcidug whatsn II be done
TO avert a. reHttn.d evils, We respectfully ap cal
To the great kepubuc parry - see II tue heav-
lest responsibility tor Just de, lsiOn does or
rest upon them. And We make this appeal with
confidence that gre or aniZ All ~, winch has
ita fun shaTe Of virtue ana ga riC;lsm. " ~
not. wnen II calmly reviews the events II tue
dsv, fan To do ] stice 10 uS, 10 Themselves,
and to the country. We d. not COMPLAIN
that under the excitement of the canvass, or
that before the heat Of the election should have
passed away, you may for moment graop
eagerly at "A victory without seeing that such "A
victory may prove curse 10 you az well as ia
the Others. hut We beg you viii reflect now
that you have had eKerted In your behalf, not
only the whole power of the national Admins
tratiOn with its hosts ~ officials, but that the
execution Of all the law relating 10 the election
Of the officers Of the general Government was
entirely in the hands Uf your phftisans. II
we look al the provisions "i these laws, We nnd
tnat they contain feature II startling charAo
"a, AS they were framed before tho passions OK
cited by civil war mad beel laved, and with
reference TO States SIN To- ked upon a. hostile
10 our Union. The JUDICIAL officers OF every
Grade VINO interpret these laws, almost without
exception. belong to your Uarty. Tue maTsnals
VINO execute them are heated politicians tns
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IT We HOHFNT Hl TVIY PNTy dUVNNIHRtT We
could not regret their folly II they continue
a policY which Ii driven from their ranks
such mulutudes Of men; which has placed
them IN tue minority IN tue Union, aud
which viii drive them out OF power In
every city. county. aud State. Al the nrst
elections II W luld clear the Sen ite, and
purge tue House OF every guilty actor IN wrong
dong. lnry have more political power o lose
outs,ds of the G pi ol AT Washlngl on tnan the
honest result ~ this electinn VIII take from
them at the seat of Government Com
plants re now made Nv keplhicans through
out the country that their interests are sacfi-
0Veu TO the selfish scuemes OF lew leauers.
| viii not speak hashly OF what men may
hav- been inclined to do before the lie q Of the
con est had passed away. They have been
tempted 10 follow the shadow Of victory, l.
though II would prove ghost OF success
which would lead TO political grave
We trust th4t calmer moments will
bring wiser counses, for IN the END their
own partisans will condemn them and look
upon them as tainted men VINO are 10 he shun-
ned. The pontio action u the year has taught
| the lesson that men must not 10 TOO hot ReOub.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19
THE SENTIMENTS OF COLORED
VOTERS,

EUREKA, New, Oct. Is, 1876.
EDITORS SENTINEL: AS citizens OF
this Commonwealth we condemn any
distinction based on caste political or
civil. The Federal Constitution abol-
ishes all such distinctions, and why
should individuals keep alive still the
accursed evil? Let it wither; let it die.
Every nationality claiming the protec-
ton of our flag was represented in the
last County Convention held in the in
terest of the Republican party, except
the colored race. They in on mith
the brave saxon poured on tier LIES
blood in defense OF III II ountr and
freedoms cause. The color. d skin OF
the loyal defen ler> III this ItepubIic is
still "A badge OF iii ;honor. We have
followed the party in all of it's wander
ings; We hav" accepted lis te tchings,
obeyed its ,nahdt'es. and kept it's pre-
cepta. In 'iigcucc is not c%onfinei TO
color or rtce. We have among us men
of ability men who are readers, think
ers, and ~reasoners. We claim that we
have a right to representation in
the County and State Conven-
tons as long as we are followers
of said party. We are willing TO beat
the bush, but treat us as men and citi-
zens. Give us a chance according to
Jul capabilities. The time has come
to measure men by their moral wo rth
and abilities. Civil and political rights
must be respected and protected by all
good citizens and all political parties,
irrespective OF nationality, creed or
color. The rights of every citizen,
however humble, must be held sa-
cred. We trust, amid the shock
of political strife and the rise
and decline OF parties, that the amend
ments to the Federal Constitution will
stand forever the glory OF the Repub-
lican party and the grandeur OF a free
Republic. We desire to see our feeble
efforts appreciated. We desire not to
be a distinct part of the body polite.
Dur cause is a common cause; every
man, as said the hero Wellington,
is expected to do his whole duty, let
him be white or black. We are not
Office seekers, but claim simple Justice
in common with other citizens. W.
need a little more moral courage. Cut
loose from every dead weight:
throw overheard every diseased
follower; tighten the old Ship OF
State; root out every evil. Place
men in nomination for office who are
competent and honest, and whose past
record will carry them through. Make
the way of the transgressor a hard one.
We are grateful to friends, irrespective
of political faith.
A CoLoRED VOTER.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
sToCK REPORT,
van Francisco stock Exchang

SAN FRAscTsco, October l8
MORNING BOARD.
49, Opbir-47x III Az 4S
40 M~cxican-27h Hk 27H
20 Gould 4 Curry-I45S 14H
SO Best " BeIcher-4ik Az Az
75j californin-58H 5S%
2J5 Savage-14A H. III 14%
75 Con. Vireinia-50M so 4Sx 50bi0
2E Hale x Norcross-8k 8
35 Crown Point-12%
s45 Yellow Jacket-2iN 81 24% 24A bio
40 Chollnr-So S0k
14m Imperial-4 3.95c
40 Alpha-42M 42H AZ 44h30
300 S. Nevada-12l5 12ss 12A
l25 Belcher- 10 1S% 1871
SO Confdence-1s
700 ExcheGuer-lfs Al 14% AZ
800 Ttah-lS III
10 Confidence rs
4i0 0verman-63s5 81 S2M 80
1920 Justice PSI 2jH Is az $50
$50 Union Con.-12N 12M
2@ Lady Bryan-6a4c 60c
925 Caledonia Joy 1917
42, Baltimore COMPS ~
$50 Knicke rbocker60c
Ward--1
100 Prospect-S0c
80 \. Con. v,irgiuia-lA
50 Maryland-5oc
20 % MMoTnins stiIrgss6a
l50 Troy-60c
so Andes-2A
100 F%iorida-1N
10 Niagara-15c
$50 Sheridan-23 81
$50 Woodville-1E
$50 Kossuth-2M
1913 Silver Hill-8k Ohio 81 So
ono N. Y. Con.-1H
EVENING BOARD.
N~-Raymond & EIy-5H
100 Eureka Con.-I3B 1917
900 Alps-50c
100 Belmont
80 X K Cons
$50 Lnopard-8k 8%
li75 Northern Belle-222l 2l2lh
10 Hussev-40c
80 Grn. Thomas-87Hc
435 Manhattan-l6A Is 16H
100 Gsnesee Valley -2.20;
100 Mansfield -1Oc
805 Modac-6 81
325 New Coso-2A "a
40 G. Chariot |
700 Poorman-27Hc DC
1883 Ophir-50 1875 500 81 50Ms5
I7o Julia-7h N
so Alpha-43H Az b Az A
500 Justice 24a 24N b5 24%
375 Con. Virginia -49M Am 4aM
5a5 Mexican.27N 27% 27A 27Ab5
81 ioiid E
$50 Union Con.-12M l2A 12M
900 Yellow Jacket 81 24a 24b
so Crown Point-12h
30 S. Nevada l2M 12%
80 Caledon 'a-l0M l0H
40 Best & Belchcr-43 43k
499 Savage ~ liz IAN
so Hale Il Norcross-S& 81
10 Gould & Curry-l4la
2l0 Excheauer-14
1i40 Imperial 3.a5c 3.974c
l25 Belcher-1SA 10
street Quota tiOms-A:30 r. M.
Gould x Curry-l4H asked
Ophir-5l sales
Relchnr 10 asked
Con. yirginia-49A asked
California-:54 sales
Fxchequer-l4 bid
Justice-25 asked
A1pha-4fM bid
Overman-82 bid
Yellow Jacket-2tL bid
S%Avage-liH asked
S. Navada-l2 bid
Modnc-5M asked
C~aicdonia-l0h bid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

@
Committee OF Arrangements.
rs Douglas Dave Mannheim
Sam Rafael + Guiberson
y Scott Louis Brandt
Committee Of Invitation:
Ed Leventhal rs Douglas
A G Bishop Alt Chartz
Asa Gro.n Chas Pryor
&C Hubbard M j Franklin
A B~arsanti p Winn
Rafael w Ellyson
l. Brandt Dave Mannheim
OL Scott G Knight
w Levaa j H Morrison
Il Loschenkohl III Kind
j Humphreys II b Mckee
McDermitt LCHover
} B Simpson j G Lockwood
G Schafer ii Kendall
CGrim + G%rostophan
GuibersUn Terrence McMahon
J Boland 8 II Michel
J Enright Kennedy
CSamuels Colgan
Reception Committee:
Ghas Knight DIV Levan
Il B Mckee &c HuSbard
II Kind
FLOOR Managers:
d Mannheim M J Franklin
All Chartz Huiberson
DR. A G Bishop S Rafael
Floor Director. r, >. Douglas.
THE VERY BEST MUSIC
Obrainable will be in attendance.
Tickets, Admitting Ladies' and Gen.
tIeman, 81 90.
oi7td
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NOTICE

VyHIS is TO CERTIFY THAT / FORBID
/ all persons trusting any ono On my ac-
count, after this date, without a. written order
from me. MRS. j. POPLIN.
Enrnka- New. Sept. 18th. 1875.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19
NOTICE.

TsHALL LEAVE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
about tho goth of November, and, If do
sired, will examine mining property and
properly represent the Same in the mar
ket. will also attend to any business in
trusted to my care. A.. D. koCh'
nS-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

BoNFIRE.-Mrs. D.. III. Hall had at
her own expense a large bonfire built
last night on Main street, near the In
ternational, in honor Of the Demo
cratic meeting. Who says that the
ladies are lacking in enterprise or
patriotism?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING TONIGHT AT
RUBY HILL.-At the request of a num-
Der of members Of his party, Hon. A.
G. Ellis has concluded to postpone his
departure from here until tomorrow
morning, when he will leave for
White Pine. He will speak this even
ing at Ruby Hill, and the members of
the Central Committee at that place
will please make the necessary arrange
ments for the meeting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

WATCHES and JeweIry neatly repaired. Ii
you want to nave your watches and jerelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to z.
Steier's jewelry store, ono door south OF 5.
Ashim & Co., Main street. 22-ap16tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

F. & A. M.-The officers and men,
bers of St. Johns Chapter, No. 5, r.
A. NJ, are hereby notified to meet at
Masonic Hall this evening at Z o'clock,
for work in the Mark degree. A full
attendance is requested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EUREKA

E. M. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to tho
Palisade public, has fitted up anew, through
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisade, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally can rely upon getting
first-clas5 meals and number ono beds at all
timas by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
STILL IN THE FIELD.-Rcceived from Now
York, a large assortment of Drugs and
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals.
etc; also, a large invoice of ~fire-proof Lamp
Chimneys of the La Bastic (French) process,
guaranteed to stand fire for six months; also
fire proof; also a large assortment Of other
kinds Of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. VIII sell ut bedrock prices for
cash. La Bastie firc-proofc himneys, SO cents
each. Ives fre-proof chimneys, % cents
each. Gamecock student chimneys. % cents
each. Sold at the City Drug Store by
s23 L.. TERRY.
WILL BE ASSEMBLE. Hamilton requests
US to state that he will in a few days visit
White Pine on professional business. lie
will be absent from Eureka sew eral days. In
the meantime, any person desiring anything
in the dental line should call ON him at once.
sep20.tf
MINERS, ATTEHTIoN.-The Golden Rulo
Store has moved to new quarters one door
south OF Messrs. Paxton & Co.'s bank. where
you can go and find the usual assortment Of
miners underclothing. o~voralls, jumpers. CT
CARS, tobacco, cutlery, stationery, notions,
etc. s3-tf
NOTICE TO TEAMsTERs.-The Golden Rule
Store has been removed from the old stand
to that formerly occupied by Sandy Van Al
slime, one door south Of Paxton Il Co.'s bank.
Go there, boys. and 500 j oe when you come to
town. s3-tf
JUsr RECEIVED, a splendid stock Of Califor-
MIA blankets, travelling trunks, v~alises.
gents boots, shoes, and best quality of Cali
fornia ovcrshirts and underwear, at the
GOLDEN RULE, cheap for cash. o6-tf
FouNp.-A fine line Of gents furnishing
goods, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, stationery.
notions, etc., at the new quarters of the
Golden Rule Store, one door south of Paxton
4 Co., bank, cheap for cash. s3-tf
CHARcoAL.-The Golden Rule Store has re-
moved from old quarters to the house form
erly occupied by Sandy Van Alstine as a sa-
loon. Bottom figures on everything sold.
Everything guaranteed as represented, and
sold cheap for cash. s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19
C INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
Br THR EUREKA pAIIsAnE RAILROAD.
THE VIENNA LADIES oCHEsrRA.

Chas. Schtz, agent for the above
named troupe, arrived in town on
Tuesday evenings train and has an
gagged Bigelow's Hall for three nights,
commencing next Monday. The com
pany is composed Of IL performers,
nine ladies and three gentlemen. The
managers advertisement says that the
entertainment is a combination Of art
and beauty, and the notices of the press
and the success with which they have
met in the principal cities of the East'
ar. satisfactory evidence of the justice
of their claim to the former distinction.
while the photographs we have seen of
the female members Of the troupe are
conclusive proof to us that the latter
claim is equally well founded. The
company, after a successful tour
through most of the principal cities in
the East, is making its way to San
Francisco under an engagement at the
California Theater Immediately upon
the termination of Mr.. Booths engage
ment. We can confidently predict for
the people of Eureka the greatest mu-
steal treat that has yer been given to
the people OF the Pacific coast. Among
the many complimentary notices that
have appeared in the Eastern journals,
we give the following from ths New
Orleans Picddane:
"The Vienna Ladies', in their fare
we'll concert on Monday night, proved
once O to be a fairly selected troupe
OF eminent talented musicians. Each
number of their rich was
duly appreciated by the very numer-
Gus and fine audience and freely APP
~plauded; the solos performed by Miss
B. Neuber. Miss E. Korn, Miss L.
Hamann and Miss M. BRANDED. were
stormily encored. 1t was remarkable
that these ladies', in all their concerts
they gave here, in our city, did not
care much about ostensible theatrical
coquetry. They only had trust in
their own talent to acquire the esteem
of the public, and they were right, for
all their concerts were the highest mu'
steal feature of the season.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

THERE is a message at the Western
Union telegraph office for D. A. High.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19

r EGAL BLANKS, OF ALL DESCRIP-
IL tons. printed to order at the SENTINEL
office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-19
FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN As~~A
i my dwelling-house, on Spring Issssssm
street, with or without the furniture, -
if applied for soon. J.C. BROWN.
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