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National Republican., 1877-07-04

Mr., Ben VOLTS new play, Poor Jo,' pro-
,NlCvd IN HstUn few months ago, has been the
means Of demonstrating tho existence Of II new
like CluTg Morris, was inncch by her manager nj
lirst u l~ comic person, aud used to be cISt uC-
cordmgly, hut who after nm evening M IUor 10,
the famlshCd crossing sweeper OF London, was dis
covered tn be u marvel Of emotional ability
and a fresh object Of interest for tho public.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

We shall esteem IL u favor IL Persons who
nail To receive their Paper regularly will re-
port that fact to this office often as II oc-
ours.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

Torpedo balloons are proposed by 4 cor
RESPONDENT of the Sci,nilfc imfTicuH. The Idea II
10 hunt the balloons over the enemy, md drop the
tOrpc'u by means Of electricity sontnNGT wire' y
Is calculated that q city could bc totally destroyed
In this wa. hy dropping sufficient quantity Of
nitro. ally coTlne.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
Stealing Democratic Thunder.

FfU1fl lIIV 0IfItlHNWlI FHVUiTNTI
The Republicans are hopeful of carrying tho
country by stealing pOlicics IL this Rl hour tor
abandoning policies which the Republicans bctray
IN anxiety to steal?
onice-Holders Making Themselves Ridicu-
lous.
From tho Philadelphia Press;
Several Of the Republican office-holdcr who
have been invited by President Hayes IL resign
have determined to hold on aud tn defy hte We
can conceive nothing more ridiculous, not ~ usv
haShcI phrase
National Republican., 1877-07-04

DEMNED.-BALsAM COPAlRA rs CON,
~ denped and dkcurde,i as being nut only wQytt2
and smell, and VIII disorder The sounded sions9bq
and stli tie quacks use the drug Sam.rtan's QikI
t,,re ln nom two 70 fonr days It's the only kIoN
exposure aid ifonbia Male packages u. female,
Sold al Twelfth street and Pennsylvania aveni's -
jesiy jsiys" W r. sNTwIsIR.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
Notice.

We bsR leave TO state that decline 10 return "
e,te,i communications; and 10 Ills rulc we can maxi
no exception
National Republican., 1877-07-04
rNnE WENTWORTH HOUSE,
NEWCASTLE, N, II.

(Three miles nom Portsmouth VIII open lQr the SEA
son June Is, under new management, WIN now aH
house the present season, making u now one u VA
largest and In pOint OF locality VenenC9 and con4
mi nul Inc mlgnihrCnt Wow Of ocean and mountain
SCENERY without rival on the coast. The onE AlN
CC 0ssnIl eXupTIpCr Oi tho subscriber 10 shieiQQl
gI ante that The uCst slnrIne antClnntons ol NJ
guests W.II be Irgllri T. For CAcnlGrs I'LL June ~ 6d
10 IA, state I6us,' Boston, MaaC, - ,
my2L IuS'Ih.m GIDEON itAYETA Propriefdf !
National Republican., 1877-07-04
The Example OF the Tweed Case


In considering the results that would fol-
low from lwCCd's turning states evidence, Aitur
npy Gene FHirrhild seems tu have ignored one
mOSt mpS rtnut punt-ihc effect that such breach
II confidence would have upon future corrupt
political and IL lisatiyC combinations, If Tweed
should reveal thC secrets Of Albany lubhyist' II he
should disclose the manner in which corrupt
srhrmcs have been brought through the Ipgisa
tire and common uunCil, Nnd the rnmicIttiunS
"r tie vGriuns rings throughout the state, No one
will enter into sJICh urusRctOnS hereafter without
feeling that he tuu may lC hctrnycd aud exposed ~
lime LN q his p1utpttprntys
National Republican., 1877-07-04

The ollowng are The opening and closing rates for
the active Stn rs rs torPTnnhCd 10 w. D GOoke, IT,
Co, nom the New York stock Exchanges
National Republican., 1877-07-04
THE ATlONAL REPnRLLCAM

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is now conceded to
h precmincntiy the best daily newspaper pub
lshcd in Washington, and prints more reading
matter in each issue than all the othcr daily jour
mails Of the Capital combined. ltcontains the latest
tecgrnphic news aud correspondence; II Is free
nom all Objectionable articles, reports and adNer.
tsemenfs, and may he safely admitted 10 every do
nCstir circle.
The NATIONAL RErrBitCAS Is delivered by car
men to any address in the District of Columbia for
Fify Cents u Month
Twelve Cents n Week.
The NAnoSAI REPUBLICAN will be mailed TO sub.
rrbcrs in the United States POSTAGE rkEPAiD, al
~" following rates always Ia advance:
.s year " "
tiN months u
Thr.e months ............. ! "
oh' Whhth.s, Vs.
The above rates are inyaTiab.c. Remit in Post
OnCc money orders, II possible; otherwise send
money In n registered letter.
Address NAIIoSAi REruBLIcAS Washington, d, G.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
The outlook in Louisiana.

From the Nov Orleans Cfty item:
Here, In Louisiana, we are blessed with u
rrtun Ia the principles Of srlfyrcrnmcnt our
CTup prospects nrc excellent, mud our business .t.
look i better ihIu II has been ~ any time since
the ID ght ui nsEOS eminent fell with such sud
weight uIDn cur lCOl lc.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

The following ale the buying and selling rates for
Government securities.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wASHiSoroS, July q, ts7T.
The suh-TTeaTiry balances at New York YESTERDAY
were az follows Gold, ts32jGlsE currency taOsl5S 40
The sub!rrcRsurer paid out on account OF interest
ta.i0rg for bonds sls5fp Customs receipts. tfsT cp
In New York to-day money was easy at 4,
FSchnnge quiet nt ~. Gold shade iirmer at io5s.
Government bonds firm, hut nothing doing at tho
National Republican., 1877-07-04
A Perni,ious Dogma.
From the London Anglo. American;
That "tD the yirtors belonp the snoi

That to the vctOrs belong the spOls ~
u pcfniCiulls dogma none now dCaY, cmbD'iying u
rule which has led to Generalization nud Il
H. equally the that the prejudice against nn on
clnl class which encouraged the quick rotation IN
with the party necessities of the position, But IN
the renovation now In prOgrcss thcsu Will bc bbol'
sllCl aud then We cannot see how the system
could be imprUved BY any innovation imported
from Europe,
National Republican., 1877-07-04
Travelling D.Inncratn.

From the Bgooklyn Unio, Argus:
Hendricks, strong and vigorous has gone to
Europe. Tillcn. who Is the rrverse Of all this, Il
soon to follow cronin - said TO be nctlitating n
like movement and 'iObble" and Patrick, and
nephew FELTON, Ought 10 follow. ,ypher telerrams
aud 5000 clectuis could bc used Ia advantage IN
that fnT.ol land. But even ifDoOTkecper Filhugh
should also go abroad. none Of the party would
he n bigger man than old Grant"
National Republican., 1877-07-04

The following are the closing rates for state securi-
change % .. .. .. ...' fa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05

And in secordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Direct tors, made on the Nine
/ enth day of October, 1871, So many shares oil
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary
vjll be sold al public auction at the office OF the
compapy, No 2nS Sacramento street, on
SATURDAY, the Fifteenth day of Decemoer'
1877. at the hour of II o'clock NJ, OF said day.
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising anu eN-
penses of the sale. c.
II. S. CULvERWELL, Secretary.
OFrIcE--20s sacramento street. san Fran
cisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05
BARBER SHOP.

IN ZACHARIAH. With Assistants
u can always be found at his Shop
MAIN STREET, SILVER CITY. prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING. SHAMPO0INa and
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sihle. shop open all day Sunday Give him
rall.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05
Delinquent S ale.

a. ORTIZ DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company cation of princl-
pal place OF business. San Francisco. ca j.
fornia Location OF worts Devll Gate Dis
trict. Lyon cauuty. Ncvaia,- Notice There
are deiiuqueut upon he following described
stuck on account Of assessment tNo - lc';ed
on the nineteenth doy o october, 1871, the
several amounts set opposite the lam,s Of the
resp tive sharthOl ers, as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-12-05
AOTICE.
FINAL NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the late firm Of Ne
Ginnis n Carrick will mak"pay aymeut by cash
or note immediately save costs
J. "A. MCGINNIS x co.
Silver City, New, May %, 1877.
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book In her hand. The manager who is tn put
all his rivals on their mcttlc is die russing the
copyright question in n mcgutain house. The
two bright comedians who IRE TO have posses-
sion of the stage are trout fishing in the North.
and studying each others business. Another
who is to revive Bouccault is making his en-
gagements in the cabin Of his Yacht. Not n few
OF them are on their way to Europe. Hnre and
there II you penetrate to the stia.e Office. you
will find him with wet towel round his head
and pen in his hand trying to square the circe
OF star salaries, or. worse STILL cndeavorng TO
find something in French play that will make
people talk next November.
Altogether. there is grcat deal Of life under
all the deceit nj deafness. The mere para
graph In THE Sun that Wagner and Patti were
coming over. set score OF commercial pulses
beating high for it is an accepted notion that an
cxcit.n operate scason fixes the key of the
winters entertainment. and II il be true. ns has
been limited on the other side. that the unsettled
condition Of Europe is forcing the favorite
songSters to look 10 America. we may expect an
unprccedcntodly lively season when the time
comes.
Possibly tho only nation that has given over
buying firearms for the present may have n
Little more cash than the rest OF them TO fling at
the feet Of the people who entertain 1t.
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RACING IN MONMOUTH PARK
KING NEE DISAPPOINTING mrs BfCK-
Frs ~ THE SELLING RfCI.
York shire Inss Winning "a pur.e-The Iorfi-
lard Stables In Luck -thesnprnke and
Risk showing Up Wen In the Front.

lard stables In Luck -thesnp~nke and
Risk showing Up Wen In the Front.
M, ,t. ,,,.,,
ihc W'hih'r WIS u"ilShtlul Ior the second
day Of the second meeting in Monmouth Park
,'s'''u'y. in' tr"n" s'an" ana cluo mouse
were lh'd Win cally costumed ladies'. The
course was III good order. The defeat OF one Of
the four fayoritcs added to the interest of tho
1, '' ~ '''' '''''' 0s' VI INV
uny.
ocs .a9 +, ' , was nor purs' zoo "' .1'p 'or al
hors,' ,hrsc.nnor,ors Min T, "o .,',a
were; +. n. 4 W. II. pnyis's oh. n. Rnmnev A
y ,s ~ poum1 , NJ Dononnes en- e waco,
rs pounds; j. H. Gihncv's oh. T. Love Cnnsa. 4
vnnrs tta rounds. a I,nos,,r,s l. Wi.
80 ."''7' " i'"Ne".i W. !. i"Ih-
sllr' I'ass' years. III pounds; i. Morriss
blk f. Faithlnss A venrs ia rounds. I
N.ylns's r. n Grnv Inr 4 v.nrs ~ ,nn,ds
- :, -" '."' i''s' S'"'s' 80 pouhuS :
q. l.. Lorillard's hr. T. Oroe. 3 years. 1902
pounds; J. J. Brvlns's ch. (. Iiatte T.. 4
49, '.,''''0 y, p"''s, i'rN-
shiro l1ss. $3.50; faithcss. $3.50; Romnry
sli5. and tho field. $40. Al the start
- i",'"''S9' an" LOW Nn"he wore IN
'front.', me others well M. In the backsirot h
lowed ny oriolr. homney an Faitnlcss. York
nlire us rs, Ind past tne hall mil pol; Or,oe
n'air u l"1t rush nm took sides with Yorkshire
lass on ne Other turn. A, the hnHd Of the
homrstrct'h tley ran under whip and snur
n'ad and head. until near the fnish. vii r.
YORKSHIRE Lass was given her h"Hd, and she
won IN" RAJ 10y ant mead from Oriol" ltIm-
ny turd, w lrntiis IN front OF Hattie +, tho
Wno.t7 urhsih- up away III the rear. Time.
.,itms ser,",nl rH' WIS lor t-r Vcan hotni
~ ~, .Wr ir-'' rs. an - y NAV or pay,
IA t5o' 40 iin' ,'is ~ curry 70 pounds. III
w. w i"unda on, mn, ana ilre'-Iuru r..
dn u. -tri RS w,r T. i.0rillard- b.. q. B1mhHst
w w'nh's M vi WT Re- "F lrNinsi"n' ~
i,oumds: NJ Il t..liisrL ~, , ,,,,, y, a. a.
j.
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4 LETTER IRON GEN. CRIME
Called Upon TO Settle u Point In the Bnits-
more GoIlcctOrship Row.

BALTIMORE, July IN Washington do
spat ii says: In the famous Electric letter
OF Mr. G. G. Fulton. dated May 30. to President
Hayes. nsk ins for thr removal If Collector vii.
kins Mr.. Fulton wrote; IN President lGranu
had OF his own Vol.tion assured me that he
would ask Mr. Booth TO resign and appoint Mr.
Thomas. admitting hc had done the iatt rr gr ii
injustice and WIS Il 's'rous of undoing it, lie
asked and received the resignation Of colo tor
Booth, when Mr.. Cr'sw'll nt,rfcrtd an IN
sisted that Mr. Thomas could not b, apo nt,d.'
Mr. Washington Booth. havu; soon "A copy
Of Mr.. Futon's lett containing this passage.
tlcsraphed to G n. Grant 10y cable at London
on Jun 2G. as follows:
" nd tell Fulton TINT You would ask nc 10 re- .'cu
tSisnod "'wAsuvoroS boorH'
,""on thc next day. juno q, Cen. Grant re.
Ili,d; Mercprc..niaiion. Letter by mall
u Letter lv mail WIS received 10y MIR. Booth
at Long Branch july 10. and is as follows
an s. rs 49, rlonf G,NpfSs, ", juno %.
~ fqlen that iwcll an your r..il ill.," ani appoint
nprgery BY cah, 4 o.l.i,c dtmii Of G,c ian1,ase
ia. said ihet larDi, IN" ni,er n"' w. M ,"oh
dn''d 'ais ipl .sion You knaN There Wa gi,at
Il, aSionoa Of some ' on ci. fa 'SH nm +. . ""a
nof a oh'r 90 the my win otd IN i on ~ t :" sub H.
Nct WHICH showed @N dc.r, On my lirt :, nako any
desire mold the oncc aud wouli re.iln lin m,nnis
.
parry tu MtrNliri told some t"si ptrrs--f do not
Remember NOW % fulton was auuu1 U'u That Wuulc
nni make HN HHlufI.t Joe Your stead mat wuuf he
tisihsi,ul i" tuu "r Nuur ni. told you the time
n*n'hr as could. what took place. ufd what snid
boih hics aii much better than can NOW rcm,m ber.
,spn,d ''' ''' '"'I' I. caAsr.
"WAs1iNGroy Hoorn Esq
This letter is a closing document in tho con-
tro'0ts and ttl's an important question
"a Sod in tn" matter"
- Ia" letter oi Cen. Grant from London 81 Mr..
hpntn 10 regard 90 tI" appn ntm"nt nf John l..
IhuulNs Jr., t. tine collie 4 YRS llp oi TINS dis
irrL ihNihs been tergrnpl"I To the Associated
~ '-s t.ii- Ia an :. Ga, tDlpW NJ tt.r To Mr..
Ia ton from Marshall Jewell. on the same SUBJ
Jet. ls also furnished:
fpl. T. f4i0l
DIAN sH Yours NJ the 9Th inst l. ut hand aud is no
o. o. ctunlt rl When u wits. Nuf ultD uit Your
N~i. Co., Preside ut trt', Co., Il ir tfnti' Mr. Booth
Nt- iuehh'i tp u--u o.. tHnI.n uf HppDuru. Mr.
pas. u.s. NNI uHl cu. q uiHu luu ant o., itiu. tnc
huli- 90 iiu latter . illl. t.at
ftr 1000. DIS AIfu.uff. uf would prnlu. Itrnols Ito
.i. huWrNcr 90 Nr s.uIr unt tuAl r would nuf furn
j.. % "il 'H fog i.i "r Hin Nt"tr iurI.a ami. my
'"ii ir'"i", VnnN tN rNhNNr.tl . ant u' tr,i rom
what h' sdi lt h slN.u Aun JOB ni .r.iifl tlti.
'"an.r Wa indi,. >ir Thomas would got iho place.
Naieh,U NJ tnshALL JtWELI-
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" was Goethe Whos a'd IN effect that while
IA" good man must b" made 80 feel and the in
thlH'h' man o. tihnk. the rude mnn s content
II something 10 going ON. Anything Tx" a clos"
survey oi the summer entertainments - our
'lty Win TINS irulh III view must lead 90 the Il -
h-r'"h"le SUSPICION thN ali the good ami nt'l-
hS'ht men are out oi town ON" may noN -
tn rounds Of the oi.u theatres without vast
M "n5 more or shcdaln- a tar-unless % he "a
t'ar OF regret ~ Nihl' = Garden the sa.;n .ious
manager has succeeded. 50 o. speak. ia strip
ping the drama II everything uut ts homes.
whi 'h thus Is Numbered. keep up arattlns
lance That the eye can ar ely follow. Tho
lhree Hunrism"n' translated ont ~ meaning
INTO notion becomes the Nrry IN nrnaton oi
inc "r'ek RUE OF acton. II l. p l-sih.c To- Sre
'h's pay ana enjoy 1t t" aa on" might see and
'hl"y ryroterhnie display Its IN ld"nts. lis
h"FA'''Is' ana lis d'alosu" arr ch.rily COM
'crhed ia s"uihS ON. In heroes tumble up
wan d'shlng ala 'riiy that d'ii IA" summer
ihi'ilrrehr" swords glram costumes nash.
Nrtu' 'r umpis. an the curtain iA..- without
"ny'"'y bong d'stur''i
rs 'Nh're' "s III 'i' broadway. TIC drama
F''s on W'th galop 10y dropping soro of ils
costume Wh Us '"h-'sirn ~ ami adding -
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TAe Ne.olule. pereallnr .he rn,errrl.. ,lnn

~ n' hundred PERSONS assembled GA t.s
w" So '.r'ay 20 see the rr.t match Ae'we,0
Clnb c Sew York aud the Rc,oiD.es of
Nf M'D3nn o. tie Athlete C.ub was the
4, , 'ii4,' lh went hrst 20 the bat In
No.. .'f -'Nl'i tNn rams Du tgINIs rs tie Wis.
a. f. f. BE- "id lniuns they fot ar. tAtr run On
d. DIS 't'' $3.50 iNf r'Ii" uuul tnr iuufth lli.
IT,. f"4I iN7" iuuninl and several error. by
! Nl'' Urts.t three runs. aul ti,l tiIr SCORE
& OIL 80 iln ntst i've innings. nul tli. play
ma f' ~. iIllNut In tc tnlh irtup rirnn
''''. "hi Mou lht game iOI the Kc,Oluts by
=. e''....-.,.. ........2 o q q o T. q
49, csi.Di- h., ui, -
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anything. they meant now that thie mite Of n
thing WIS her prot.igc. and they were to accept
her kindly. The noise subsidized the favor,te
stopped as II to ~ the child. and said to her
/ suddenly. Is that your mother2 Tell the
| truth"
In that instant Of time the truth was told
No" replied She baby. And then she was left
nlonc
Five minutes later the favoritc was rafting
w Broadway. md su"h n noise did her coup6
make that She couldn't hear herself hum the
new air that she was to sing in ten minutes.
Ill.
just ms the manager was putting the finishing
tou hes to n letter ono morning, in sailed "A
sumpiuous beauty
H. stopped in the middle Of the signature
and Jumped up.
WHY. jenny. my doar Tn delighted. How
stunnlngy you're gotten up"
" Am /. rcalIy2 DO You know had an idea
looked rather shabby / suppose ii was because
l felt So"
" What's the matter. Somebody taking the
wind out OF your sails up there p
No. sir. don't sail 10y wind. | use steam.
Let me sit down and blow off. I've only got a
m.nut" or two You had little girl tho other
night at Uanlcy's benent-how'd she come
out 2"
"Oh. stopped over entirely. Caycd COM
plctcy | think she must have been sick.
! D-n III EXcusc me. | b'licve that old woman
knew IT. What did you want to know for ?"
" Oh Just for fun. / noticed her that night
and went over in the morning for Joke and
made u complaint at the Society for the L. Of {. "
" You Gid 2"
" Certainly Can't have my little practical
jok" as we'll as you men =
well. what then 2"
why. nothing. Only this morning one Of
their men came over to the hotel and asked me-
If Id 20 and see thid. hr SAID they couldn't do
anything. and | saw her.
"iouf'
YES. She's all right now 1t was pretty
bad ease OF c. toe"
" Yes cruelty To children"
No. cruelty to chid You sec | had aiX
| longths To- learn and wanted tu eot back 80 W.
took coupe AMI went 10 the place. Its over
near the Dry po'k somewhere. Up five pairs
OF stairs. Oh. fancy it, The oidthins.
" And you res urd the Kid p
mo. she'd been taken before we got thcrc
mover saw anything Ike Il. Picture t. your
self-sct scene; door at rlght window in
fiat bed IN third groove. with sheet pulled
over something. ; family in next room heard
sng.ns; policeman at window agent uf l., ~
{. To- {. says Step this way. Madame and he
pulls down the sheet. What dyou think"
" Damn it ENcuse me-
"TahrauN. Infant clog dancer on her back (:
very cold. very hlue. N'ry unchcd in her han
one Of the ros = out Of my bouGu' t. DcaI for
ducat rs I'm a woman. and Killed a, that.
Emotional bus moss woman in variety lime.
SITS down on atrunk and suiNcs .ikra fopl.'
." by heavens saws the manager it,
thu lrochard / said 80 as soon u- | Chopped
eyes on her. What was the matter with the
baby p
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M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

rfsftrrHt AfvsNAc-rnis nav
Euu rlscs A. SOU $50 Noon sei.. 10 n
uiDu ~ RIiN- ms u,A
Sandy Hook II II ooN island L. % llcl GAc... "a
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Arrived - trrnnsr JulyiL
SsI'canora, johnson. Portland
- tltrfIlu l1Nlf- sf,u. Mtllnf.. savannah.
- ~tu o. fru Mu-fro. Havana
fafh tutartu. i.t khtri, DulacuA
l.tE Juno. iHr D.. T.. llul
fu- Linn. Kelly. Port au FRINGE
Iii- p !. >ltsttrf. ,f.I4 N4u4-tf.NS
bIf y Nfir. BtA,f Nrw II ltcu
zee h' u.,u river iul D.a-tNi.e vess,'s
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Cheap md nciighifii ENcur.ions Tho Harlem
li'f 80 ti' tr fhh Or Nt 90 $500 n. inr Nnl is.
~ UtHH VIA tue tNrurHu ~ the Morn nnil Rail.
io 81 atDni Arii-c direct ton all thc MyrIlsanla public
..tll -
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The site or ancient Opi,tr, whence solomon
fiiuli . -fd 'lH lul. l.f,N4NN iluul A. Tut
ihDr, iDHt iic N.nl tnrlft Emporium. IL Futop
IT. is tie IlhD, 8. 80 lHu' Carpet. tItap
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Monks Tnnarind rroonrs arc rlc i,.t remedy
80 a I.f q. st. il'4sfN u,r u.tln,ht aud dli dis
uru,ts 90 Digestion AL dru--Isi.
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This il to certify that the above statements
are facts told Ia me 10y some Of the parties
named. and put into s.ipshod narrative hy me-
Witness my hand. MN CEiNKLE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

The depredstions of the petty larceny
thieves who at present infest the town
are becoming both bold and nuiner-
Gus, and the annoyance that the public
is subjected to by the scoundrels is
getting % be almost unbearable. Not
a night passes but some one is despoil-
ed OF property, and it is no longer safe
to leave any portable article exposed.
Wednesday night sixty lars of iron
were stolen from one of the furnaces,
and no trace has yet been found of its
whereabouts. A bale Of charcoal sacks
was removed from tue front of a store
on Main street last evening, with the
same results, and The browning act Of
was perpetrated on the prop
erty OF Mr.. Zottman-some person
whose highest flight in crime would
never reach above robbing a hen-roost
having entared that gentleman's black
smith shop and wantonly cut up and
destroyed about 200 feet of betting.
Some of these FOUNDERS and thieves
will, in the near future, emigrate from
Eureka very suddenly if they do not
succeed in controlling their peculating
instincts.