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National Republican., 1877-11-12
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CITY NOTES.

,.,Roose sends New York papers in advance
OF the mail.
Fifty -four tramps lodged in the station
houses on Saturday night
A large hole in the sidewalk on Thirteenth
street. between ard n caused by the recent rains
DEEDS repairing.
Authoritative statistics show that there is
pro rata increase of children equal to one per
week within the bounds OF le DrOit Park
-Four candidates were baptized at the Fifth
Baptist Church, Rev. Mr. McadOrs. Virginia ave
nue. between -Four. and a. half and sixth streets
southwest, yesterday.
The police made fOrty-four arrests during
the twenty four hours ending at eight o'clock yes.
terday morning. Twenty.two, or just onehalr of
all, were registered drunk.
quiste panel plctures Of flowers painted by George
z. Lambdin. Of Philadelphia Mr. Il. pronounces
them finer than any Of the sort he has ever seen.
The o. D. R. C. Society, growing literary
association OF this city at recent meeting held at
tho residence Of Mr. ". Robson, on twelfth Street
decided to Introduce defamation and debating on
Its roll OF exercises.
The Arlington Hotel, situated on Vermont
avenue, Is one OF the finest and best kept hotels in
the country. 1t is in close proximity to the White
House and Government Departments, elesantlyfur.
nishsd and celebrated for It's cuisine
About half.past six o'clock yesterday morn
Ing Officer Brown, Of the Third Precinct found a
dead colored male innnt on Road street near
High, Georgetown. He took 1t to the station house
ahu "cSofoheT gave u ccrtlnCnle OF burial.
Saturday, Officer Yeatman, Of the First
Precinct arrested Samuel Bird, colored who was
driving horse quite unfit for work and charged
PIN with cruelty to animals; Bird was fined $40
by Squire Simon Joseph. and In default, was com.
mitted to jail
About ten o'clock on Saturday night the
ofice door of W. shiles lumber yard Maryland
avenue, between Third and -Four. anda half streets
southwest was found open, aud upon examination
1t was evident that some one had broken into the
place as the papers from the desk were scattered
over the floor. Nothing was missed.
About two o'clock on Saturday afternoon
nre was discovered In the house of Mrs Fisher No.
Sl7 Fouramd.a-half street northwest. About SO
worth of damage WIS done. II Is supposed that
the fire originated through persons in the adjoining
house throwing lighted matches through hole In
The partition wall between the two houses and
setting fire To a quantity of paper.
Belle Dickson, of Fighting alley. was re.
leased from Jail last Wednesday aud when she len
carried of the blanket belonging to the bed which
had been assigned to her uSO. Saturday she was
rearrested BY Odicer Lewi., Of the First Precinct
charged with tho larceny Of the blanket and locked
up for hearing to-day. Belle said that she wanted
to make pettCOat Of the blanket Ii was found
On her bed In Fighting alley
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Minor District Notes,

The engineer invites proposals for 5000 paving
brick.
"A permit has been issued to j. o. Rabbit to
build bnck.building s&l5.
A drawback IL asked for OH lots lS3 aud l6I,
Bcalrs addition 10 Georgetown
Mr.. L. p, Shoemaker asks that some lmmeiI ate
action be taken TO repair Lincoln lIill road.
Attention Is called to the dlSOrdercd condition
Of the pump corner Of G and second streets north.
east
Clara J.. Mesick, Laura Sears, and John n.
bergman, indigent insane persons have been sent
to the Insane Asylum by the District Commission.
er.
Tho Board OF Health recommends the grading
and paving Of the alley between Massachusetts ave.
street
The bridge at the Intersection OF Sixth and
PomcrOy streets, neay the Freedmen's Hospital Ii
In dangerous state and should be torn down OF
repeirCd
National Republican., 1877-11-12
District Courts.

suuftS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTIcT
On motion of Col. william A. Cook, Col George
H. Corkhill of Iowa and cn motion of Mr.. A. Parker
Jordan, William Fisher esq, Of New York, and on
r. recommendation of Gen. Hnkle, of the Examining
Committee, Thomas b. McDcvitt were admitted To
the bar of the District
when the application for the admission OF Mr.
Fisher was made Mr.. Mcrrick. president Of the bar
association, called the attention Of the court TO the
fact that reciprocal courtesy between the courts OF
New York and this District was lacking on the part
Of the former. In New York they required that an
applicant for admission must have practced In an.
other Jurisdiction for q specified number Of years,
or that he must have studied in law Office In New
York for period Of two years before he could be
admitted to practice while here lawyers from New
York were admitted to the bar without any such
requirement. lie thought that reciprocity should
exist between these courts. lie did not desire 70
make point on tie present gpr,sead Gnt M @spSSEe
trCt.
Chief Justice Cartier remarked that the court
here would metc out courtesy similar to that re-
Ceived and suggested that the Bar Association eN.
| anime further into the matter. Mr. T. &. Ecklof
was appointed United states commissioner. and
Bcrlrnin Zeverly Nh examiner in chAncery. Charles
constable Riidie vs.. Wright; submitted on briefs
G Guy, vs. The secretary ] ;" Of War, for mandamus
postponed until Saturday next. Adams vs.. Adams
submitted on briefs. Phmnix Mutual Life lnsur-
snce VS.. A. Grant; motion on receiver Mr. Jesse d.
Wilson, to show cause why he should not be re.
moved; argument not concluded.
CIRCUIT COuRr-CHTEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
United States use Of Hoffman. VS. S. u. Castle.
man; ordered that Garnishee answer further.
smith vs.. Dodge and Danvillc; motion for new
trial entered James A. Nelson vs.. Joseph Brooks
judgment granted and appeal prayed J. II. Bryan
vs.. Juan Boyle; Judgment by default for sSeb L.
q. Weichmann & Co. VS.. Losan0 Harden; attach
ment Quashcd. J. Barry vs.. J. u. Arches; judg
ment not granted; appeal prayed. Benjamin F..
CLARK VS.. c. ID. Spaids; leave To amend declara-
tion. Plummer ct al. VS. Harper; motion for new
trial withdrawn. First National Bank of Harris.
burg, Pa, VS. Reuben Collins: Judgment notwth.
standing plea; appeal taken. William A.. Cook Va.
William Hussey ct al; Judgment by default for slOJ.
utermchle vs. shepherd; Judgment set aside. Ad
JOurned until Monday. at 10 O'clock.
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity SidC.-T l.. Hume ct al. VS.. Richard Fllz-
morris ct al: to satisfy Judgment. q. t. Kirk vs..
H. f. Riley OF all to clear title liallct HilbOurn ct
al vs.. J NJ. Lattai TO settle partnership account.
e. u. Church vs.. H. +. Riley ct al; tn remove decd
on title. Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS., II. r. Searlo ct al; substitution OF
| trustee.
| Ldr SdC-Whitelcy. FaSSler and Kelly VS. Au.
gust Hleinhurn: in replevin. BClya A. lockwood
vs. Charles Stewart ct al; on note. II. +. Wade VS..
| W. ii. COdd Il Co.: for rent. G. W. F. Swart1 VS..
George Wick; on appeal.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Gay Masqueraders,

Tho parlOrs of Mrs Ambrose, corner Of
Thirteenth and Streets. were the scene of much
mcrriment on Friday evening. A large masque,
Tade party OF young folks assembled at the house,
on invitation Of the hostess; and dancing, oi
course, was the principal amusement. During the
various intcrmlssions the company WAS enter
talned by recItations, such rs Betsy and l." BY
Miss Jennie Spill, OF Baltimore. Among the gay
ones were noticed Misses Jennie Owen. Ada Miller,
Lula Waters, Jennie Micher. Jennie Woodwork
susic Waugh, aud Lydia Holllngsworth Messrs.
X. rultmGn, George n. OmohundrO L. FinCkle ".
Hollingsworth, X. Thompson, o. Darrell and
Thomas CotmNn The dancing was kept up un.
dream nNRr the cNnnIs of lhn evening
National Republican., 1877-11-12
The Charges against Commissioner Bryan

Anumber of the citizens of the District have
circulated the following memorial which has al.
ready received many signatures:
To The Honorable Committee on hf District Of Cp,u,r.
bid, Senate n NE United States: The undcrfigned
citizens and taxpayers Of the District OF Columbia,
understanding that representations have been
made to your committee by discharged employees
Of the District government, and other Interested
parties Intended TO prevent the confirmation of
Hon. Thomas H. Bryan as District Commissioner
respectfully nsk leave TO express To you our i'm.
pliclt confidence In the integrity Of Mr. Bryan and
our earnest wish, In view Of the ability energy.
public spirit. ami answering honesty displayed
by him In our midst, that his nomination may be-
promptly confirmed. We are sure that his con
iirmaton will give general and hearty satisfaction
to the people OF this District
National Republican., 1877-11-12
A Poiiccman's Residence Robbed.

Yesterday morning about ivc o'clock, aS
Officer Carnthers who was on his way home, Oh
Fifth street near NJ, having just gone of duty, wa
nearing his house, he discovered two men In his
summer. kitchen, where his chickens art kept. On
his approach they jumped through tho window
and over the fence. The officer pursued and GIcd
two shots after them, one OF which he thinks luug
effect ~ the man stopped for II moment. The
lhlrves however surCpcduA In InEkIug their q.
cure ON searching hIs house the officer Discovered
laaI he wES minus two OYCIGuHts. which wore Cyi-
dCnty taken by the parties Vt whJm hO shot
National Republican., 1877-11-12
NIhnf Old knlt

Won't do to go to church in any more, and the
I lines are so hard that cant afford to buy new
one" That Is what young gentleman said this
morning when he realized that the cold. chilly
winds were with us once more. Never mind, young
man, don't be dsheartened, nnd don't stay away
from church on any account There Is one firm In
this city who have prices low enough to suit your
pocket, and the goods to suit your taste.
National Republican., 1877-11-12

Arlington Hotel
Theatre Comilue-varieties.
Palais Royal, Shepherd building.
DR.. =. Howard 1905 New York avenue.
For rent-Rooms, 727 Thirteenth northwest
W. Burchell, 1882 northwcst-teas, sugars,
cofees.
Annual communication Of the Grand Lodge f.
A. A.. NJ.
Fords Opera House, November Is and 16 mad.
cap Violet"
Trustee sale Of the valuable real.estate on the
southwest corner Of Thirteenth and Estreets north.
west
National Republican., 1877-11-12

Our Indian ylsltnra.

Tho Poncs delegation visited the National
Theatre Saturday night and witnessed the play Of
Pink Dominoes." They did not say what they
thought about the piece. Yesterday afternoon the
entire delegation attended missionary service ut
the Foundry Church. The exercises seemed to In.
tcrest the POnca braves very much. Three fthem
made speeches, which were interpreted. The
PoncaS have ali received Christian teachings from
missionaries. and many Of them have embraced
the Christian faith.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley insurcs instant relief for
catnrrh. No cXorbitaut fees In advance Resi-
dcnce removed to 0Ji New York avenue.
Lcit.oif clothing watches, pistols, &C. bought at
Hcrzogs, 9l5 street Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order. repaired and
covered n; Murrays, sos Pennsyvanis avenue,
Market Space,
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Ready to u, Transuorted.

Commitments to the Baltimore pcnitentlary
have been made out for the following prisoners,
who will probably be sent there to-day: John
Stewart, assault with intent to kill, two years
Eugene Van Riswick, larceny three years Wash.
ington Meredith. larceny, eighteen months An
drew Jackson, forgery five years; Robert Thomas,
larceny, two years: Charles Stewart, forgery. ten
years; Frank Ferguson. rape, twelve years; John
K. Brooks, forgery, seven years.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
The Unity Club,

At business meeting of the Unity Club
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: President, General William Blrney;
Vice President, Miss Anna lIopperton; Secretary,
William Hutchinson; Treasurer, Mrs William
Brney. The club resolved to give their usual SO.
Ties OF literary entertainments, the first Of which
will be given liz two weeks.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Real Estate Transfers.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses TO tho following parties; J. 7. Greenlcaf
and Annie johnson David White and Augusta
Hayes; Michael King and Bridget Hsriwsl; n. L.
MOrsell and Martina 4. Beach.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
What NenIneas will do.

Eeatness in dress, no matter whether 1t be
OF the person or in place of business will always
receive Just cOmmendaton and should II be the
latter draw both attention aud patronage. Lang.
ley's snuggery, on sixth street a few doors above
Pcnnsylvana avenue, Is about Ms cosy a place as
the imagination can picture and is bound to win
the Trade OF WHICH the prmnrletnr Is SO deserving
National Republican., 1877-11-12
An Itemized Statement of Appropriations.
The Commissioners have sent the following

letter to Secretary Sherman:
Understanding that you are having prepared
itemized statements of all the appropriations of
Congress to the several branches uf the Federal
Government, including the District of Columbia
from lIS9 to the present year we will he greatly
obliged II you viii furnish US copies of all such
statements relative to the District. As somo time
may eapse before they can be furnished In FULL
we will thank you to have such statements as
relate directly to appropriations for the public
schools of the District avenues streets and alleys
and for the relief Of citizsns, sent to Ills within n
few days, for which we have a present use In con.
ncction with the preparation Of our annual report
to Congress. The other statements wc will thank
you to have furnished us at your earliest con.
venience.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
THE CTTY NALL.

Session Of fthc supreme Court OF the District
List OF New suits Observation-Disclosures for
To-day-Committed to tho Penitcntinry-
Marriage Licenses, and Record Of Real rs
tate Transfers.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Assignments for To-Day.
RCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. 10, Cornell VS.. Vandcrwcrkcn; No. 2O2
Young ys. Mattingly; No. III, SecOr vs.. Clos; No
2si, Bartlcy VS. lurzGy: No. ~, Lyons VI. Galaher
Loame & Co; No 26i, Cook ". Fireman. No
2G7, St. Nincent's Orphan A,ylun w. Mcdonald ct
al No. 2te, Waters w King: No. 2Gg, CLARK vs..
Lcln & Rapley; No. 25l District Of Columbia, u.e
Of Matthews, vs. Connolly ct al; No. Ga, MClAush-
lin cI al. Ns. MCENnY IT NJ
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Marriage Licenses,

J. J. Shane to Sam Behsend, for 81 800 lot 8,
square SIC; Randolph Barton, trustee, to David
Moan, for $3.50 lots ~, q and %, Of Metropolis
View; ". T. Ashby to 7. H. q. Todd for 500 part
Of lot 81. square 500; W. b, Todd IT,, to W T. Ash.
ley, for SIS: lot a. square 100 B. &. Holland, for
$40. lot 3 SQUARE 50.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
EQUITY CorRr-JusrIcE wyLIE.

No. 8, Barbour VS.. Wood; No. Is, Conner vs.
Best; No. l9 Medlcr vs.. Davis; No. u. johnson vs..
Bowen: No. 22 MCBnir vs. McBlair: No. %, Rus.
sell ys. Russell M. "a Wilson District OF Co
lumbia; No. y. Walkor vs. Freedmen's savings and
Trust Company; No. NJ, Capitol, North and south
Washington Railroad Company vs.. Williams; No.
y IIOlley vs. Barker
National Republican., 1877-11-12
a GEORG ETG wv MEMS,
RIVER FRONT,

RIVER FRONT.
Arrirdls.-Borden Mining Companys wharf
Schooner John T. Manson, Phinney, Boston,
to load coal.
Oeored.-Bordcu Mining Company'S wharf
Schooner Emelie 4. Birdsill, Warren, Providence
with coal. Agncw's wharf-SChooner B. B
with coal. Rays wharf-SchoOner Elias Moore
Lewis New Haven, with coal
PORT.
fS,Tei.-StCamcr y G. Knight, Chichester New
York. with assorted cargo of merchandise TO New
York merchants.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
Bg GinHi.--BDuts Wheeler and Bann with 100
bushels Of wheat, 800 OF corn aud 40 of rye to
u, d. Hartley; j. n. Thomas, with 200 bushels Of
corn Y barrels of -four, and ,l2j bushels Of wheat
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The gravel placed on High street Is intended as
temporary eNpCdiCnt, Us Il Belgian pavement or
Richmond granite will be substituted when the
money can be Ubtained for doing the work. The
proper authorities are doing ali In their power 10
relieve the wants Of the people Want Of money
prevents them from doing what they wish. Third
street will receive attention this week. All tho
sewers arc completed
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS,
During the twenty four hours ending Yesterday
| there was but one arrest made by the police and
during the same time twcnty-thrOe lodgers were
accommodated.
4. Wilson, Va; a. X, Killing, n. Y; Peter Won
Palette, y. Y, and s. Paully, Lancaster Pa are al
the West End Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
STREET IMPROVEMENT
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
We Have Not Got

One million suits at s. per suit, but we will
sell you better suit of clothes for less money than
any house In the District Call and I've convinced
of the truthfulucss Of this our assertion.
kATIESsrEIN,
The fashionable tailor aud cl0thler,
$40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT THE CO.
LUMBIA BUTLDINGS.

Annual Report OF the Inspector of Buiidings-
improvements for the eIear-Imporiant Re-
commentators In the Assessors Annual
ReIort-NIinor Municipal Matters.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
IndlcntlOns.

For Netr England and ne Middle iRdR'ir SrtrS
,rdr1ner ceor or pdruV cioudy IrsI,hsr n0,fhrssSr
winds, backing 10 souteriy. stationary OTcr prcs.
sure.
National Republican., 1877-11-12

LODILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains no in.
furious substance and cures headache In five To
lwGEty minutes. Large bottles only hlty cents, al
all drug stores. Give II trial
National Republican., 1877-11-12

ROMAN GOLD Lake George diamonds Corl
onyx, enamecd and JET Jewelry. from one tulwcu'y
collars. The best hltycsnt eye glass in the tty gI
Priggs Jewclry store. No. Al Pennsylvania UNvi.Ir
near FOuT-and a half StfeeL-AdH.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
CITY ITEMS.
Con LIyEn OIL AND LIVE.

That pleasant and active agent In the cure of all
symptoms. "Wilbor's Compound Of
Pure Cod Liver Oiland Lime" Is being universally
adopted In medical practice. Sold by the proprie.
tor, A. u. Wllbor, Chemist Boston.
National Republican., 1877-11-12

JusT RECEIyEp-ingrain Carpets. 25 cents; Oh
Cloth, u cents STAIR Carpet, 70 cents per yard.
RLFF BROTnHBs,
10 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
CRY RESIDENC ES or MEMBERS OF
TIE FORTY- FIFTH CONGRESS-.

[Ssnators and Members will confer a favor upon
uyby notfyingus Of changes In their residences. We
will aim TO make list Of residences correct
possible. and We ask their aid to that end.
National Republican., 1877-11-12

JouvES's ISopERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovstes soilcd gloves thoroughly and quick
pIlce 2l CcntS per bottle
National Republican., 1877-11-12

YorSG people. pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurstUn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentfrice known. II will preserve
their whiteness through life, prevent decay and
toOthache. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price,
25 and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
TpoNpsos's posApp oprINy.

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit fol
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soft and plablc. strengthens II when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth. Price, 25 und 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
Amusements Tonight.
NEW ADTERTISEJfE ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.-Hcss Opera Company.
THEATRE CoMToUE-Grand Variety Company.
National Republican., 1877-11-12

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remoy.
Ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, and all
diseases caused by disordercd stomach or liver.
Quirks Irish Tea will do II. Sold by all druggists.
Price, d cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-12
LIS ORIGINAL MACHINESrREAp STRENGTHEN.
no PLAsTERs.

The oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold By druggists. Twenty,
twenty Ave and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-11-12
ATTORNEYS.

r AMBLER SMITH.
~ ATTORNEY at law.
1905 PENNSY LVANtA AV NUE. NORTHwEST
Special GuenI on given TO claims agsinst y e Gov
eminent octiT ly
National Republican., 1877-11-12

FEN KEYS THE STOVE MAN
THE CHEAPEsT STOVES IN THE CITY,
oclT-im Corner OF ofSsventh and X sts. northwest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-24
Application for a Patent
TO TIE
GENERAL LEE NINE.
NO. 37j.
U. S. LAND 0rFIcF, EURyKA, New,
May 18th, 1871.

May 18th, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Adams llilt Consolidated Mining
Company, whose pnstoficc address Is Eureka,
Nevada. has this day filed is application for
a patent for eight hundred 800 linear feet u
the General Lee mIne or vein bearing silver,
with surface ground two hundred ard ten
l2l0l feet IN width, situate, lying and being 10
Eureka Mining District, CONT OF Eureka
and State Of Nevada, and known and dasig.
mated by the field notes and official plat ca
ME IN this 9th Q rs Let Number ~.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot Va.
10 being as follows, to wit: Variation ~,
degrees east.
Conn encinr ct a post marked No. |, Us.
Survey Nc. 10, whence the flagstaff IN ths
town Of EUREKA bears , 90 Dig. ~ min 1. so
feet; the highest point of Ruby Hill No. |
bears ,. D Dig. IL min. ". $40 feet; and the top
OF the General Lee incline bears 3. - d.. 81
min. LASS $40 fe I; thence running lst eoars
;. 20 deg +. 2l0 feet. TO post marked No, 2 L.
: Survey No. 100: thence "a course ). 20 De-.
W. So feet, TO post marked No. 3, u. 5. Sss.
vey No. 10. whence POST No. 4 of u. s. sM.
vey No. I0j, Wide West iode, bears :. 81 81.
81 min. ". so $40 feet; thence "a course y.
80 deg. ". 2l0 feet. to post MARI ed No. 4. Z.
:. Survey No. 10; and thence 4th course y.
30 deg. 4. 500 Grei, to post No. /. the place Of
beginning, containing 3 - 100 acres.
1hi. claim il bounded on neither end by
any known claimants. The nenrcs, mines ars
the Wide West and the Lexington.
The location Of thi. mine i. duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Euroka Mining
District. on page us, in Book d., Of said Min
iug Records.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said General Lee mine, or said
mining eroun l Us bereinbelore described, are
required 10 file their adverse claim with the
REGISTER Of the United States Land oeice at
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during he
90 DAYS period Of publication hereof, or they
will DO barred by virtue Of the provisions Of
the statute. II. b. lMMEL, Register.
Eureka. Nav q. IS77. my2-sNd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-24
NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT.
whereas, Margaret ]. Sullivan has left
my bed and board, without cause or provoca-
ton, l will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her. from and after this date.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Ruby Hill. July Il. 1877. iyl3-aOds
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-24

y. xUMDDoM

=.
A NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT
IA he may hereafter be found at his old
Office. on North Main street. where he will
BE- pleased to receive orders for assaying
until the Eureka Consolidated furnaces again
resume operations.
Eureka, April 3. 1877. ap4k