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THIS DAY "a, at P. M, Positively,
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azszssA@zn eight received at all hours on
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!, In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
IADvERTISERSI In THE STAR, Mr.. d. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. 7s ASToR HOUSE, NEW
YORK OITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern states This Will be
u branch Office of the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor In oui
name.
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Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Receipts. ............. 227 T99 252
Shipments. ........... 123 $50 10U
HOGS-Are selling slowly to-day, with mod :
crate offerings at $5a gu for common, IS 75a6 90
for medium, IS 05a6 % for good packing, and
S. 30a6 4O for choice heavy per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Quiet and steady. Common SO 25
az rs, fair to medium So 06a3 76, good to prime
S4a4 15 and fair to choice shipping held at 81 50
as 25 per cenual.
SHEEP-Market firm, with moderate de-
mand, and we quote $3a4 for common 10 fair,
and 81 25a5 25 for good to choice per centai.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

OINUINNATI, FtD. 2--2 r NJ.
The total receipts and shipments Tor the
past "A hours were as follows:
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in case of an accident orsudden illness.
Having purchased the exclusive right
and title to CoFFEEN's CHINESE LIN
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and sale OF this celebrated Lini ment that
has been SO popular for the past thirty
years.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
OF IA rs G: w s..
PREVALENCE OF THE WAR
SPIRIT.
Indications That all of the Powers
Will Take a Hand. .
A Variety OF Facts Regarding the
Situation.

LONDON. April Ia.
The Standards special from Pesth
says: All the journals are agreed that
it is impossible for Austria aud Hun
gary to remain neutral. They agree
in favor of an alliance with England
against Russia. Austria and Hungary
are ven more interested than England
in preventing LII entrance.
VIENNA, April Is.
1t is officially confirmed that Ron
manian troops will oppose the passage
of the Danube by the Turkish army,
but will allow The Russians to cross
the Pruth.
A correspondent of the Daily T7ele-
9roph say; have just inspected the
Ottoman fleet in the Bosphorus, and
find the condition OF the Sultan's navy
splendid. The vessels are fully
manned and the discipline is as good
as possible. Admiral Horhart Pasha
has been fornKlly appointed com.
mauder of the Black Sea squadron,
which comprises Is iron-clads. The
forts on the Bosphorus are also ready.
Reports from the armies are satiSfacto-
ry. Mehemet Paslla, first Abide
Camp of the Sultan, has left the CAPT
tai to inspect the troops and munitions
of war in Anatolia, and superintend
the final arrangements along the ASH
attic frontiers.
VIENNA, April IS.
1t Is feared that Austria will not he
BILE long to remain a spectator tn the
difficulties. She is preparing to
an attitude o. defensive neutrality.
The influence of Russian Sclavonic
commands extend almost to Austria's
frontier, and Austrian statesmen. who
consider its vicinity a permanent, peril,
are determined to check it's p oeress,
and are taking steps 10 annihilate its
effects on the Sclavonic population.
LONDON, April is.
The Daily NcDs' st. Petersburg cor-
respondent says the var feeling is in
tense. There never was such a popu-
lar war ~ this will be. There is no
hrag and buster, hut a ouiet resolution
is depicted on every mans face and is
manifest in everybody's language.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
WILL NOT BRING SUIT.

Lately an idle rumor has been float
ing through the press to the effect that
Mr.. Tilden intended to bring suit to
contest the right of Mr.. Hayes to the
Presidency. We are glad that Mr..
Tilden has authorized the contradiction
OF the silly story. The presidential
contest has been settled in accordance
with the terms of a solemn agreement,
and this should be the final end of the
whole matter. The Philadelphia
Times, speaking as it assumes by au-
thority, has the following:
ut will not surprise intelligent citi-
tens of either party that MIR. Tilden
not only has never advised the ru-
mored legal procee dings to GUST Presi-
dent Hayes, but that he has never con-
templated such action, and would re-
gard it as wantonly d~istracting the
country just when it most needs repose.
There are restless and revolutionary
Democrats, as there are restless and
evolutionary Republicans. and such
OF the Tilden faith would protract the
late Presidential struggle until the con-
tsst of 1880 is upon us; but Mr.. Tilden
recognizes the fact that the battle was
ended when a lawful tribunal entered
its solemn judgment in favor OF Mr..
Hayes. The country and the world
may question the correctness of that
Judgment, but obedience to it was
made the duty of every patriotic citi-
zen, when the most trusted friends Of
both candidates and the most faithful
of our statesmen created the Electoral
Commission to rescue the republic
from the most fearful peril that ever
threatened it."
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
SAI1 FRANCISCO,
DISMISSAL OF THE NEWS
LETTER" LIBEL SUIT.
The City's Exchequer Running
Low.
Rain. the ElesSed Rain.
Rain. the ElesSed Rain.

SAN Francisco, April IS
In the City Criminal Court to-day the
three remaining charges of libe
against the elder Marriott ard the four
against the younger were dismissed on
motion of Clay's counsel. lie stated
that the Nems Letter had in last Satur-
days issue made a full r~etraclion and
vindicatiou of his client, which was all
that that gentleman required. He had
no desire to push the case, through
malice, but merely sought to free his
character from the groundless asper
sions OF the defendants.
Al a meeting of the Board of Super
visors to day the Auditor sem in Il
communication showing that the funds
Of the city for the fiscal year, in several
important departments, are nearly Or
quite exhausted, including the Fire
Department, Improvement in public
squares, training ship expenses, re-
forms to public buildings, advertising,
and the urgent necessity funds. The
last three are entirely exhausted.
Reports received at the office of the
Central Pacific Railroad up o I O'Clock
this morning show that there has been
a general rain extending from Teha-
chipa Pass, in the south, to the eX-
treme northern portions of the State.
In some localities the rain fell quite
literally. In tho mountains on the
line Of the road it had been showing.
The snow storm apparently extended
pretty we'll over the State of Nevada.
Spring Races at Sacramento -
"AIRmed~ Maid'' villas the 1850
Purse.
SACRAMENTO. ADril I6.
The spring races of the Jockey Club
commenced to-day at Agricultural
Park. The track Is in fire condition,
but the attendance is rather slim.
The first race was a trot, class 2:30,
purse $500, best wv in three. Entries:
Hayward Chief, Parrot, Il. II. Miller,
Brushy John, Long John, Prophet,
st. Helena, Colonel Lewis and Ala
media Maid.
Colonel Lewis was the favori'e, two
to one, against Alameda Maid and st.
Helena.
Before ths start Hayward Chief was
drawn, as was Colonel Lewis, owing 10
his running away while warming, and
sustaining some siieht injury. Ala
media Maid then becanna tne f4vOri @.
The first heat was won handily by
! Alameda Maid in 2:2SL. Bruohy John
second, and st. Helena third.
The second heat was very close he.
tween the Maid and st. Helena. The
former broke on the home stretch,
but recovered quickly and both mares
went under the string together, maxi
ing a dead heat. Time, 2:27H; Miller
third.
Third heat: st. Helena took the lead
and kept it, jogging in in 300; Maid
second.
Fourth beat: Alameda Maid took
and kept the lead, winning by ten
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fenced to be hung for the murder of
f. w. S. Langdon, in 1862.
The Brains of the old TammaDy
Ring-The Doubtful Honor BE.
slowed on Oakley Hall.
NEW YORK, April Is.
NTweed's friends declare that Oakley
Hall was the recognized brains of the
Tammany ring, receiving at first ten
and subsequently five per cent. as his
share. THIS was paid through Wat
son, now dead, Int the fact is prOva-
bic by Woodward If not by Tweed
also.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
TRACY Horse on the War Path.

1t is reported that 1G0 or Crazy
Horses band of Indians have taken
the field again. They passed near
Speariish yesterday on their way west,
all mounted and in war paint. The
cause Of this renegade movement is
supposed to be the deception practiced
by Spotted Tail in representing that
ONLY the arms taken by them in the
Custer fight would be demanded OF
them upon their surrender at Red
Cloud, when in reality tho Govern
ment demands of them all their arms
and ponies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
THE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE.

1t seems from III dispatches that
the end of the Louisiana trouble has
about been reached. The result is to
be what most people for the last month
have thought it would be. The Mich
OILS government is to be recognized and
upheld; not in an open, direct manner
but through a process that will accom-
plish precisely that result. Contrary
to the Presidents original instructions,
his Commission has determined to 20
behind the returns, thus securing a
conservative majority in either branch
of the Legislature. The canvass and
certificates of the Wells Returning
Board are to be ignored, and the re
turns sent in from the respective par
ishes are to be adopted instead. We
suspect that the Presidents late cipher
dispatch to the Commission contained
his assent to this programme. The
Legislature thus reconstructed will, Of
course, declare Nichols the legal Gov
ernor, and then proceed to the election
of two United States Senators, and we
should not be much surprised il
Pinchback we're one of them, he hav.
ing taken a prominent hand, as against
Packard, all through the contest. But
then there comes the question of ad-
mission, and possibly the Senate may
take upon Itself TO review the action OF
the Louisiana Legislature and the
means by which it was brought
into legal existence. In that
case the fun would simply be
transferred to Washington, to en-
gage the attention of the country
during the next session of Congress.
But whatever may be the final result,
it Is pretty certain that the squabble Of
the dual governments in Louisiana is
to cease at once, unless, indeed, Pack
ard should conclude to make a fight
which is hardly probable in view o.
the immediate Withdrawal OF the Fed
eral troops from the State House
How this settlement is to effect the
Presidents own tenure of Office is
question of more than ordinary inter
est. 1t is quite certain that his enc
mics will endeavor to use it unspar
ingly to his detriment. If the Legis
lature as reorganized be legal, why
then Hayes has no right to the PresI
dency, for it is a notorious fact, neve
disputed by any one, that the parish
returns, including those that wer
bulldosed, which have just been agreed
upon by the Commission as the basi
Of adjustment, gave Tilden the Stat
by a majority not far short Of 1000
Packard ran 700 votes stronger thar
the highest of the Hayes electors, ant
yet he must take a back e atand Mich
OILS goes in. There is a grave and pal
pable wrong about this business some
where. If Packard is not entitled Il
be Governor, Hayes is illegally in pos
session of the Presidency. This is all
there is in the case, and no amount O
figuring can change the conclusion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17

THE formal decision Of tho Couri
Martial dismisses Major Reno from the
army. A contemporary suggests that
now that a proper example has been
made of him, it would be tho right
thing, after q time, to reinstate him in
consideration Of his past brilliant rec.
ord as an ofdcer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17

THE l4th instant was tho twelfth
anniversary of the assassination OF
President Lincoln. The martyred
President was one Of the grandest and
wisest Of American statesmen, and his
name, increasing in luster as the
years roll on, will survive down to the
last syllable Of recorded time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
RustlinE for Funds.

NEW YORK, April 16.
Monsignear Chatord, rector OF Amer
lean College, at Rome, is in this city
e~ndeavoring to collect funds for the
maintenance of that institution. He
will visit churches in New York aud
the principal cities of the country.
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! have n number of fne sets. the original
cost price of which is $50 each, that 1 will
sell for $40 u set.
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NOTICE.

ITO EUREKA LODGE ~
L NO. y. i: o. o. l., @W.,M
and Mountain Lodge No. ~ Wv *
y. |: o.. o; "A Joint A5I~So
meeting is hereby called ~- %E~
for this CIUESDAY) evening, April II, st the
usual hour, Tor the purpose Of receiving our
NJ. ". Grand Master. Bro. C. c. Battorman.
P. ANDERSON, N. g.,
Eureka Lodge No. q, /. o. O.. F.
j. G. HARMON, N. g.,
Mountain Lodge No. q, /. o. O. F..
Eureka, April Is. 1877. apI7-lt
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'IELEP

will take place MONDAY EVENING, April 81 TUES.
DAY EVENING. April 3. and WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
Apr4 Musical melodies will be performed In PhiiAdephts
and distinctly heard by the audience In New YORK.
The following melodies will be performed MONDAY
EVENING. April >. ON the reiephone:--
l. Home, Sweet ilo,.e."
II. Com { Genti' Don Pasquale).
III. Then You II Remember Ne" bohemian Crib.
~. Last Rose OF summer f"
V. "Mnppari.' romance (Mnrtha)
VI. BrLdisi III Scgrsto' ,LucrexiA Borgia).
Several Of the most eminent artists la America will
pear in the Telephone Concert
Admission 81. or reserved seats soc. extra
The sale Of reserved will commence 1t Steinway
Hail on Monday March IL, at "a. NJ
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

D0>T OFFICE NoTICE.-1ilE FoREIGN NAILS FOL.
the week ending saturday March H. lo77, will close
this Office Tuesday II NJ. Tor Europe. by steamship
Wisconsin, via Queenstown, On "Wednesday ut II A. NJ.
Europe ship Algeria, via Queenstown: Tues.
day ~ A. NJ. for Europe By steamship IIcrder,
Plymouth, Cherbuurg and Hamburg; Saturday NJ
A. NJ, Tor EUROPE by steamship Oernanc via Queens.
town tor GERMANY scotland aud North Of
arded by this steamer be- specially
Addressed and for scotland and North of ireland
by STEAMSHIP Victoria. Neville Glasgow, and ut
II 80 A. TOR Europe by steamship Wescr southamp
ton and bremen. lie steamships Wisconsin. Al and
,,ermnnc not take mails tor Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way. The mails Tor the West Indies bermuda
Thomas viii New York March 10. The mails tor
Porto Rico direct will leave New lok March Is The mails
Tor Snssa s. p N. leave Ncw Yok March IL The ais
Australia &C. will leave san francisco March ~ lhe
mails China and Japan will leave san Francisco pril
T. /. JAMES, Postmaster.
NEW York, March 10. 1877.
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MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.
BILLY EDWARDS.

BOXING, WRESTLING, CLUB SWINGING.
To wind M with u great scientific display by
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THE FASHIONABLE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE OF
NEW YORK.
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CTEINwAY HALL.
TELEPHONE CONCERTS.

>
TELEPHONE CONCERTS
TRANSMISSION OF MUSIC ny TELEGRAPH.
Musical melodies will be performed Professor Eishs
Grays marvellous instrument the Telephone. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednc evenings. April ind L. In Phil.
adepha and distinctly heard the audience In New York.
Adinis son, 81 (. reserved seats soc. extra
The sal of reserved will
n all ON Monday, March ~. Mt A. NJ.
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The.sparkling music o, JACQUES oFrENBAcn, inter
's't GRXsD ' cmoSs '' ov ncS MIXED VOICES
suyrns I Hk1uc cnsgI.y YEw SCENERY.
SovEL OPTICAL EFFECTS.
GKASD ITALIAN ana FRENCH BALLET CORPS.
The live greatest fsemieres A,sointa N AMERICA
Mile. MAtRI. Mile MAscARINA.
together with the ss MAs s and tn. cell
'SrA'ed f ANoa1 SISAkySc CAST
MI. embraces ne name; 81 tho very popular artists
A oss Il. sas XII Kin ALL.
FROM sPF rub RFrHsHs slSfs 81 sV''
" sth Nv. and I'D st.
fSSdF 5lA ;i: sAf h urGass'
Mss Ne: E **;$H $ SE$$E$$;
THE rw ya oSF FHHS SUCCESS T,s 9f rw TSE
Mrs uSloa saHSn re S T%rh a"' ooSfxSY
S';;i curtain
Box s''
O a GREAT AsS S'G aESAious SUCCESS.
sSSES$ E E$$$ $sE s$s sSSFSHH
STANDING ROOM ONLY. with the
STANDING ROOM ONLY. Great Clown,
STANDING ROOM ONLY. IMALDl
The Herald Of Tuesday some Of the greatest
cesscs In the history OF this theatre. The new
clown. Mr. lrmadi without doubt this best that has up.
pearcd on this stage since Fox"
The World says 1.-The quaint grimaces and groesqne
gestures OF rmHd. orcbIy recalling mind the acting
Of poor Fox kept tho audience IN state OF cesant
''"''"' BRING THE. CHILDREN TO SEE
JACK AND JILL.
Admission 25c and 5oc. reserved seats. 75c and 81.
Matin ees- Admission. Doc. reserved seNts. Soc.
MAIlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
DALY'S STU AVENUE IHEAThE.
lJProprietor aud Manager. 49,. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
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L1iKsT MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. APPLY TO
Il EMORY CO, Brokers. 81 Park row.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
i ADVERTISING ONLY roc A LINE.
The circulation OF the Evening Telegram yhe week
ADVERTISING ONLY 2OC. A LINE.
ending SATURDAY.. March 10, 1877 was as follows
ADVERTISING ONLY 2nc. A LINE.
A'naA'' ApvfhRTisiSc ;6SLY zoe. LINE
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M'a"s'o xbfyEFfisiSd ONLY aoo Line $780, -
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a ATySEsrisISd Only aojo. LINE ;. ~
'''D ADVERTISING ONLY ioc LINZ ''
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DAILY average oo.<oo
DIMPLEs, FLESH WORMS, BLACKHEADs MOTH
Patches Redness Of the Scalp Diseases Crusy and
scay letter aud all Skin Diseases cured by Dr. VAN DYKE
West 18th ST., New York
rT,AMAR INDIEN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LoZENGER
agreeable to special remedy for constipation uid
its consequences. GRILIOT 81 Rue Rsinbuteau, Paris
DEPOT cASWELI HAZARD CO.. New York.
sPOKTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
CECOND HAND At GREAT sACRIFIcE-OSE Toll
ey two SCOTS one two Parkcrs three Moores
all breech leaders. u. q. sQClRES. Cortandt ST.
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THE TURF.
CILMORE's GARDEN.
THIS TnuRSDAy, EVENING, MARCH IS.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO
MR. j. ID. WALTON.
Trotting-First race. mile heats, Sins.
Mr.. Edward Kearney's &. 9. Ben Thompson.
Mr.. 7. s. Johnson's e. y. Frank
Mr. Il. Lovel's b z. Bay Billy:
Mr. Ben xace's b. &. Doubtful
Mr. John Haxietts =. 4. Joo II.
Mr +. Csnfelds br. e. Jack haley.
Mr. Il. H. Doty's Blk :. Old Bob.
THIxD R&CE-Miie heats SINS
Mr. Isaac Pswi,ng's blk. g. Sweet Brisr
Mr. Hen Wilson'S ". q. Pat Lynch.
Mr. \. II. Hamitonb blk. K. Harry
Mr.. J. Newman's b. g. Harry
Mr.. VIM Drennan's blk. x Newbrook.
DR.. Houses &. " Billy Porter.
John Lockiin y b. q. Ray Jake.
Mr. Isaac Pawling's Dr. y. Sidney.
Mr. i, Loweil's b. q. Bay Dan.
The following celebrated Eorsemen will ride John Muir
ply Dan Mace John Rogers Id Doty, Ben Mace Charles
Davidson, William Lane W. Il. Weeks. James Moran
During the evening the wing famous trottng horses
Hopeful, judge Fullerton, Thomas L. Young
Blanche, Castle Boy, Orient.
Crown Prince Frank Ferguson. Nelly Walton.
Billy Lamberson. Kesrney Colt Triumph. Henry,
LADIES FLAT KACESI
FOOT RACESi
AND OTHER SPORTS.
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MUSICAL.
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Oades and children piano, guitar singing; un
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Private lessons only.
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For particulars send tor circular Private lessons ever, day
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TiR ooTIi PERFORMANCE. MONDAY. THE 10TH.
will be sisnazed by souvenir programme.
"OUK BOARDiN; House"
EVENING AT X. SATURDAY MATINEE AT .
Reserved Seats 5c 81 and IL so Admission SOC and 81
FREE LIST ABSOLUTELY sUsrENDkD.