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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17
BY Poindextci & Topper.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioncers.
1900 Main street.

A VERY DESIRABLE LOT, FRONT
N ING FIFTY FEET ON BAKER STREET
FRAME DWELI.INGSTH EREOS,F FOUR ROOMS
EACH-A FINE LOCATION FOR BUSIN ESS.-
by request Of the owner we will sell by auction. on
MONDAY the 17th instant the ebove-dcscribed
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
TERMS: Very liberal: most Of the purchase
money can be paid In small moathIy inStamentS.
POINDENTER q UPPER,
jc 12-W,Th,SSM Aucti0neer.
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NOTICE:

All persons having forfeited pledges will call and
renew or redeem The same on or before WEDNEs-
DAY, 10Th instant, as no exceptions VIII be maua
for any one. once open every nigh: until O'Clock.
ia l7.ISIa.2O A. HARRIS, Pawnbroker.
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DEPARTURE OF sVEAsERt,.

TOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL .aFEfh
a. RIVER, PROVIDENCE, AND BOS- rsF sss.esy
TON.-Steamer ASHLAND, Captain CARR, will
receive freight for the above ports until TUESDAY
the 18th instant, at @ o'clock a. NJ.
}. W. MCCAfRICk.
je17-2t General Southern Agent
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FOR RENT, THAT LARGE, COM M
Il PORTABLE. NEwLY-REMODELLED FL
DwELLING-HOUSE, No. 107, on the south side
Of Main street between First and Second streets,
containing eleven rooms three OF which are about
Is by 20. Easements large and lofty, and all mod
ern conyeniences. Large yard, with rear. AID side
entrances. Rent to good tenant, $500 per an
el7-M,W&M3t* GRUBBS q WILLIAMS.
TOR RENT, DWELLING All north d.
n Eighth street. cts with Mrs. Dnvars ET:I
clearinghouse; quits one or more families. Pos
session 18th september.
DWELLING on Marshall between Seventh and
Eighth streets. Possession LIST August.
CHARLES r. DAVIS,
No. Ill north Eighth street.
Residence, AS north Eighth street.
iel7-MSw - ~
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LILO 7. ~. leaves Echmoud; arrlv-. 81:
EurkcvIlc 4:Ol T. W.. >utu.
crIin'S Ills i. NJ. Danri;.
SOB Z. NJ. Greensboro lU:uj
+. w.. Salisbury Il:jj T. 81.
aud Charlnt:c lis y. VI.
No, @o:iJ A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives SO
Salisbury 4:j3 4. NJ. Grr,.r.-
SS%!r9 ' G:ts 4 s,,,, ~, ,nanri T.,
A. NJ. Burkcvillc l:l2 f.. ~.
and Richmond 1893 P.M
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:l5 Z. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrives AZ
l'urkcyir 2:l4 \. NJ. l,an-
vile 1:23 a. ~. Greensboro
9l5 \. NJ, Salisbury ll:nl /.
NJ, and Charlotte 1910 j. 81.
No. 4-4:l5 =. VI. leaves Charlotte: arrives al
salisbury DAT l.. NJ, Greer
9;31 +. NJ. Burkcye ,:2s \.
land Richmond 4 81.
Trains Nos. ! and Will stop ~ all stations asi
make close connection al Burkcyille with the tiaI
tic. Mississippi ana Ohio railroad Ia and from Farm
vile. Lyncnburg. and All southwestern u'rnts. ~
Sutherlin's with the Milton and Suthcrlin Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. C.. AZ Dundee w!in
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Grccnsb"rn' win
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor Salem
and intermediate points, and with North 'aroHl'
railroad for Raleigh. Gol,;.boro'. and urrrmclilt'
points. Al AIRLINE junction with Atlanta a#t
Charlotte Airline.
Tralns Nos 3 and i will connect nj Richmond -
Ing North ana South with the Richmond. F!tr's-
ricksburs aud Potomac railroad for Wmhir"i"a
and AL points North and West, and with The 'irst-
iN.the ANU ONO ft,lTOl'l lot tlI lHIlh's h''t y
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad H. al
from Washington and all points North ami W.
At Greensboro with the Northwestern North lr"'
lima railroad for Salem and intcrncGiit" p"iht,.
At salisbury with the Western NORTH iaf"'Ht
railroad. At Chariot. with the Charlotte. '"i4iu-
bia and Augusta railroad 10 and from all i'a',
North and South. These trains ran sally "a ~"
Richmond aud Danril.c railroad aud connect rs
above, except going north 81 sunday morning a.l
going south Monday lncrnINg Trains making ~,
connection run daily on Richmond. Fr"'"g'rA'-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and ono raj
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. y. {. railroad run hct"r..
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawing-iooIn aud s;c"pu2-raF7
run on trains Nos. ana between Rrhn""'
and Atlanta. and on Nos. 3 and 1 h"!,ctwr"n E,.-
mOnd and Charlotte, aud between Washington, Dat-
vile, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold to al! southern and s"uih"r'leFG
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for coninuo''' Iaake
between the points named on tie tickets ~ LAY
over checks VII he giTep.
T. 81. K. TALCoTT.
General Sup"riH,eD !rJ-
JOHN II. MAGNITUDE, General Passenger Akc"'.
f.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

HNHE HANDSOME GRANITE-FRONT
4 DoUBLE-SToRE TENEhIENT, Nos; o PA 4
AND GIG, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. AT
AIICTION.-On MONDAY, 9TH June, at 8 O'Clock ioel
T.. H.. we will sell by auction. upon the premises,
The PROPERTY above referred to- occupied by
Messrs William II. Taunl, Gardner Il Brol ner,
Wiga nd, and Others. There is u fine basement ex-
tending the whole length of the building: OIL the
main floor TWO NICE STORES and private en-
trance to the upper part: and above there are SIX
teen rooms, besides closets, with all modern cOnyc
nienccs, &C. &c. The whole is finished In nice STYLE
and is In good order. in the yard there is brick
kitchen and two framed stables. The property
fronts "a feet and runs back 10 wide, paved alley
In the rear.
The situation of this property the best part OF
Broad street and near to the Second Market makes
il exceedingly desirable for business purposes, and
its arrangement is the best possible tor yielding i'll
come, its present rental even now being above
$4,000, so that few II any. pieces of property now
in the market can equal 1t as frst-class invest
ment Property of such value is rarely offered for
sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months. for notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
20 iCu1np
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arlsvyros xAI.t;s...s.slture rsays.
By Il. b. Cook. huctionner,
Nm 90 Governor street.


SALE o T. a LARGE
AND ghEGANT, sygcK OF zD IAN q IS
GUNS, PfsTOLs. &C., AT AUCTlON.-By request
q Harrs, Es1 wtIi eel u hi s oh
instant, at 10 o'clock. the largest and most varied
assortment OF FORFEITED PLEDGES taat he
has set offered to the public consisting OF
DIAMOND Rim G 8, BEEAsTPINS, ana
$50 LADIES and GENTLEMEN's GOLD
WATCHES:
$50 SILVER WATCHES-sten- and key.wlndcrs
(EBglish, American, and Swiss makes;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD ana
SILVER CHAINS-lairat styles;
Elegant SETS OF JEWELRY;
PLAIN GOLD and SET CAMEO, OSYX,a an q
AMETHYST RINGS;
STUDS. SLEEVE and C0LLAR-BuTToNs;
&. GUNS. PISTOLS,
SlLvERWARB,c consisting OF, In part spoons,
Forks. Knives, Ladies', &C.;
together with many other articles usually found Mt
a first-class pawnhroker's sale.
Mr.. Harris Will guarantee every article rs repro
sentcd. and will lend The same amouns that ne has
advanced any time within sixty days from date or
sale. -, z. Is. COOK, Auctiopeer.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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INNAN r LINE MAIL STEAMERS. If
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 tons.
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.GO1 tons.
CITY OF CHESTER. 1855 tons.
CITY OF MONTREAL....... 80 tons.
CITY OF BRUSSELS......... ~ IONS.
CITY OF NEW YORk...................3E 90 tons.
CITY OF PARIS. .3.OSl tons.
CITY OF BROOkLG N...................2.0ll tons.
These magnificent steamers, built in watcr-tight
compartments. are among the strongest, largest and
fastest the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriously furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated. and take up the whole
width of the ship. The principal staterooms are
amidships forward Of the engines. where least noise
and motion Is felt, and are repcle with every COM
fort: having all latest improvements, double berths,
electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been 4 speciality OF this
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms. gentlCmen's smo-
king and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
rIes &C., provided.
For rates OF passage and other information apply
TO JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
81 and SO Broadway. n. T.: or 10
Il. W. ALLEN L CO.,
rc 16-eod6m Richmond.
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TOR RENT. THE BEAUTIFULSsss
Il PLACE CALLED "MONTEBELL0 E::::I
OPPOSITE TO mt. ERIN" CONTAINING
&C, THEREON.-Ths truly beautiful place, one
hundred Yards beyond the eastegn corporation line,
now occupied by Mr. B. Hasse containing IA acres,
with q large and magnificent dwelling, surrounded
by handsome oaks, IS for rent or lease to careful
tenant. 1t is the most beautiful place ound the
w. GODDIN.
je 17-3t Real Estate AuctiOpeer.
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
Al ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFrHCT
SUNDAY, JUNE 9,IS7S.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOUR-stSTan.
~ ISTS-The LAKE SUPERIOR
TRANSIT COMPANY Is running ten splendid
PASSENGER STEAMERS between Buffalo and
Duluth and intermediate ports. Five salings weekly.
For full information apply TO
E.T. EVANS, General Manager.
my -eod3m Buffalo y. Y.
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arIlnlol,i Iis1atcl1.
.,roNssnoEo,. N. O.. July Is. 1871

MONDAY q. &. &. I. JUNE II, 1878.
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CHEshPEaKE hND ufto t.A,Iro,,,
GENERAL PASSENGER DErAuTrrETT
june :. 1879 {
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
oR0An.-On and after SUNDAY, juno :, , az -
passenger trains will leave and arrive nj Eich,.s
as follows: ''"'''i'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01
THE CKIyS TICKET.

There IS n noteworthy feature to the
ticket presented by our Democratic friends
which will not be lost sight Of by tine voters
Of that party in November. Il is Il Native
American ChIvalry ticket. There Is not a
name 10 be found on it representing the
snreign element which SO largely enters into
the Democratic party. An attempt was
made to cOncede something to the Irish by
nominating W. G.. Hyde for Clerk Of the
Supreme Court. Mr.. Hyde was voted
down, and the Irish Democrats snubbed.
The Germans asked the Surveyor General
ship for Gott. Hast. Their claims were
disallowed, and they. too, were snubbed by
the party which has hitherto truckled for
their votes. Tho Irishmen and Germans
of the State of Nevada viii be very likely
to remember this on the 5th OF November.
The above is from the Gold Hill HetrS.
Now, we would like the Nelrs % inform Us
10 what extent the Germans and Irish were
remembered by the Republican State Con
vention. Why was Uncle George Tuftly,
she representative German of Nevada, re-
pudiated for the Treasurershipf And what
of Murphy for Attorney General Is he a
ernm thrown to the Irish elemcnt2 If so,
the thing will not work. His puritanism
dates back five generations, and he is the
most bigoted Oranseman to-day in Ne
vada. Wherein, then, have these respect
able classes been better treated by the
Republicans than the Democrats. The
Nevs wonld do well to run its eye over it,
own ticket when talking about a straight
American lay out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01
THE Old WAR CRY.

From reading tie Republican press Of
Nevada one wou1d be led to believe that
-. So
1Ne el"1V DeNloSI '-'N0' ~ Ellis -
Is composed OF rebel Sympathlzers. What
are the facts ? There are eleven names on
h ticket Of this number hr- SIX Of the
gentlemen were porn S7u'A "i Mason ana
Dixon's line, to-wit: Bradley, Deal, Kit
trell. Flstner, Jones and Sessions. Adams,
D. 81, p,a "a n,- IN -
DAA't' N-
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE

Ex.state Senator A. Garrard, of Esmer-
aida. having been defeated by Mr.. W. +.
Belding for the Democratic nomination, is
announced as an Independent candidate
for reelection, Like a good many more
shallow demagogucs in the State, he is
running on his b~ullion-tax record in the
last session Of the Legislature. Having
served four wears in the Senate with Mr..
Garrard we have mont but the kindliest
feelings for him. But our personal rela-
tons are one thing his effort to icopardize
the success Of the Democratic candidate
for State Senator in Esmeralda is quite an
other. Hence, it becomes necessary, as
much as we may dislike it en- personal
grounds, to unveil ex-senator Garrard's
record in connection with the celebrated
Compromise bill.
Mr.. Garrard, with the writer, was a
member Of the Senate Committee of Ways
and Means. He was present at ali OF the
sittings Of the Committee while the bullion
tax question was under consideration. He
admitted, on divers and sundry occasions,
the injustice and inequality Of the pres
emit law, asserting over and over
again that it should in some
equitable manner be corrected. In strict
justice to him, however, it deserves to be
stated that the Compromise bill, as drawn
by Messrs. Lewis & Deal, attorneys for
Storey county, did not quite suit him in
all Of its provisions. He commended that
one Of the grades Of ore should be changed,
making a difference Of about ten per cent.
in favor Of the State in that particular
grade. II this were done, he stated to the
writer and the Committee. he would sup
port the bill. TIE change was made to
meet his views, whereupon the bill was
reported unanimously from the Committee.
For the truth Of this, VT refer those who
may feel interested to the record in the
premises, as printed in the Senate Journal.
Why Senator Garrard afterwards topped
and voted against the Compromise bill. Is
a matter best known to himself. 1t
is true, however, that in pursuance
Of his ~oft-ropeated assertion that
there should be a change in the bull
lion statute, he, in open session. intro
duced a measure cutting down the bullion
tax in Storey County but nowhere else.
The official record as published in the
Senate journal will also bear US out in this
regard.
Now we would not detract one jot or
title from Mr.. Garrard's great worth as
a citizen and a Senator, but We do main
tain that under the showing we have made
he is not entitled to a moments con-
sideration from anybody on account Of his
bullion tax record. The Democracy of
Esmeralda viii do well to stick To their
regular nominee. leaving Mr.. Garrard to
nurse his sorehead alone in his glory and
wrath. He had some lucid moments on
she subject Of the bullion tax prior TO the
final vote on the Compromise bill, but now
he seems to stand in imminent need OF a
straight jacket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01
Charging a Woman with the Hur-
der OF Her Observation-Disclosures.

4 AOHK, NeQtembtr 50.
1t is stated the Grand Jurors of Hud-
son County have agreed to present an in
dictment against Mrs. Jepni" II. Sai l.,
charging her with the murder Of her hus-
band. Officer Smith, at Jersey City in
August last.
At O'Clock tbs morning, Daaiel
O'Leary, Of Chicago and John Hughes, If
New York, commenced their six days
tramp at Gilmore's Garden. The contest
is for the Sir John L.. Ashley belt, 81 ,000
in stakes and the championship of the
world. In addition, a certain portion Of
the gate money goes to the winner.
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70 IGN NEW S
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Meeting Of Hungarian Iadi-
eaE+.

PESrH, september 50.
The Hungarian Radicals held a mass
meeting here yesterday To protest against
the occupation Of Bosnia. Deputies Helfy
and Simouye, leaders of the movement,
and many other members Of the Hunsa-
rian Diet we're present, At the meeting,
which was largely attended, resolutions
We're unanimously adopted declaring tho
occupation Of Bosnia by Austria fatal to
the Hungarian national protest against
the sacrifice Of the blood and money Of the
Hungariaus against their will, and de-
handing the withdrawal Of tie army from
Bosnia, Tie resolutions will be forwarded
to the Ministers. and Parliament viii be
asked to pass q vote Of the want Of cont
lnura in tho C1hinEt
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The British FIeea-Sineteenth Art
ieie Of the Berlin Treaty.

C0NsTAETINoPLE, September 30.
The British feet left the Princess Island
on Saturday morning, and after appearing
for a short time at the entrance of the Bos-
phorus 10 salute the Turkish flag, pro-
ceeded TO Artaki Bay.
1t is reported that Prince Dondonkoff
Karsakoff, the Russian Governor Of Bal
garia, has refused to recognize the nine
tenth article Of the Treaty Of Berlin, en-
trusting the administration Of the finances
Of Eastern Roumolia to the international
Commission appointed for the organization
of that province.
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Securing the Mountain Passes.


NT~@'I"'F "LN|WN'| ~
A correspondent at Calcutta telegraphed
as follows Unless Shers Ali gives US sat
isfaction the occasion will be seized to Sc
cure for ourselves the passes piercing the
mountain ranges along the whole frontier,
from the Khyber to the Bolan, and further
strategetic measures will be adopted to
dominate the Sucheiman range and the
Hindoo Koosh mountains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01

Mr.. C. C. PowNING, of the Reno Jour
nal, has received the Republican nomina-
uon for State Senator from Washoe county.
Mr.. Powning is an intelligent, active
young gentleman, and will doubtless make
a vigorous canvass and a wide awake SEN
ator if elected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01

CoNsTASTINoPLE, September so.
The alarming and rapid depreciation of
paper o continues, and causes the
most serious apprehension. At the begin
ming OF last week it had only about one
third its nominal value, and since that time
has fallen nearly seven per cent. In all
probability it will fall much lower, for it
is no longer accepted in payment of tithes,
and is consequently flowing into Constan-
tinople from all sides. The Sultan has
given strict orders that energetic measures
at once be taken, and for this purpose has
nominated q Commission, with little prob
ability, however. of any practical result.
An Attack Of Gout.
LoNpoN, September so.
1t is stated this morning that Lord
Bcaconsicld is suffering from at acute
Of the govt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01

WHAT about His Fraudulency? How
does Mr.. Daggett, also the Enterprise,
stand on the Administration We haven't
heard much about Rutherford Of late.
Not a word many of the platforms. Have
We q President, anyhow
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T r NEW S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
The Chinese im MaShiagton-A New
Reservation.
wAsHIxaroN, september 50.

WASHINGTON, September 50.
This Chinese Minister and his assistant,
Hung Wing, have performed the usual dap
lOmatic courtesy OF calling upon the sew
eral foreign Ministers, and leaving their
cards, one in Chinese and one in English.
Sir Edward Thornton was first to return
the visit. The Chinese Minister received
him in his parlor, and the TIVE drank tea
together. Hung Wing goes to Hartford
to-day to bring his family to Washington.
Ex-senator Morrill,, Judge Mcfarland
and General Hatch, Commissioners, ap-
pointed 10 select a new reservation Tor the
Ute Indians, have chosen q location at the
head waters Of the Navajo and Blanche
rivers, isolated from white settlements,
and accessible to supplies. The Indians
are satisfied with the arrauE mentS, and
the Government has approved them. TIT
removal will take place at the most favor
able time.
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THEY Confessed THEIR CRIME.
The Remaining Criminal. rr9bab!s
Captured.


san FRAXcISoe, september 80.
4 letter from Tucson, Arizona, dated
the 2lSt inst, 10 John S~evenoaks Of San
Jose, brings the news that two Of the
m~urdercrs o: ex-Shcrif J. II. Adams and
ox-County CLERK Finley, Of that city. had
been shot as previously stated. They were
Mexicans who had bean engaged in placer
mining near the scene Of the tragedy.
After the murder they started for the
Mexican border. They We're traced to
Santa Cruz, just over the line in sonora.
The officers received the assistance If the
authorities at that place, and after a sharp
fight two were captured. After being
taken before the Governor Of Sonora they
confessed their crime, and gave the par
tculars and whereabouts Of the others.
Governor Don Morescot condemned them
to be shot. When taken, these men had
the pistols Of Nessrs. Adams and Finley
Oh their persons. 1t IS probable the re
naming criminals have been captured be-
fore this, and Will share the same fate.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

AWE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF H
names of the qualified Electors in Election
Precinct No. Is, Hay Ranch, prior T. the Gen
eral Election, to be held on the 18th day of No
vember. A. u. 1878, for the County If Eureka
and State of Nevada, viii expire at . O'clock
P. NJ, on the nineteenth day Of October. y. d.
1878. II. y. FLETCHER,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. Is. Eureka
County. State of Nevada. oi-td
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BORN.


Eureka, September 2s-Wife Of G.. W. Price, q
daughter.
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REDEEM pt;on OF National Bank
Notes.


WASHINGTON, September 80.
The amount Of the National Bank notes
received at the Treasury Department, fer
redemption. has incre ased considerably
since the circular SC the oath instant, which
provides that from aaJ after October Ist
the charges for the transportation Of these
notes must be paid by the parties making
the remittance, instead of the bank issuing
them. The banks are taking advantage Of
the days remaining To exchange the Ma
tional Bank notes they nave on hand for
legal tenders. which accounts for tho in
creased receipt. On saturday the amount
received was SI.035. 00G. a nearly all the
notes are sent from the city banks, the bur
den Of this new taxation will fall upon
them, and hence criticisms and remon-
strances have nourelin strong and loud.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-01

The best English Knives, imported directly
from England, at the Golden Rule Store.
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NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
L names Of the qualified Electors in Election
Districts Nos, / and ? of tEurekal Iownshlp
No. /. prior 10 the General Election, to be held
on the 9Th day Of November, A.. u. 1878, for the
County Of Eureka and state OF Nevada, Viii
expire at 6 o'clock p. NJ, on the NINETEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1873.
l.. W. CROMER,
Registry Agent for Districts Nos. ! and 2,
Eureka Township and County. state of
Nevada. se23-td
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SYM
n phitrlou Restaurant must make payment
Immediately to the undersigned. and no one
else. No Ion ger indulgence.
b. ROrHSGHIID.
To be found al \. Rosenheim's Cigar stand.
Main street.
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