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$6. 600 81, 0OO 81, 5OO $780, at per cent my 90 (
ENOR RENT! FOX RENT. FOR RENT!
~ by III. q. HOlxIZMAA nth and Z "
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. Z. BURFORD, TOS Y street,
For SIIe.

For Sale.
offer three-Story and basement press brick
house centrally located, l0-roOmS modern i'm
pioVements, with nice lot for S.. 600: $500 cash,
M hts, otherwise a. per cent now paving 10
per cent. interest on Sc 600
Also several great bargains in two-story press
DrlCk houses in all seCtio is of the CITY, and
rooms, modern improvements. small cash pay
ment> and balance in monthly instruments.
Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and
Oh easy terms.
For Trade.
three-story brick business property located
On pennsylvania avenue, with small iucumb er-
nc; Will be traded for nice weIl-built or 9
loom house and some unimproyed property and
will assume small incumbrance.
For Rent.
LUZ 9Th ST.. brick, 10 rs, mod imps $40
i2lS ST.. frame rs. mod. impS............. 80
iG Sofcoran ST., brick, g rS...u ............ 16
i2U 2o,h 81, frame, rs. Observation-Disclosures. ID
rear ll4o ZUth ST., frame, 6rS. .............. 10
Groom cottage at Gaithersburg. ............... s
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Double Sheet on Saturday.

The double sheet STAR on Saturday will be
one of the most interesting and attractive OF
these popular issues. To enable US to get to
press SeasOnably to work OF the very large
edition requisite to meet he demand for the
double sheet, il is desirable that advertise
ments intended for that issue should reach
the office early Saturday morning and if they
are sent in Friday night, yet more opportunity
will be afforded for their proper classification
and display
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Our mixed population, extensive territory
and long frontier, and the gttat variety of
disorders requiring repression which arise
from these national features, unite in de-
uanding an adequate national police force, or
in other words, an increased army. Snug
Cling on the Canadian frontier, Offenses
against revenue laws in the South, Indian out
breaks, Mexican raids and domestic Insured
lions must all be prevented. An Increase in
the numbers employed by the goyernmens i'm
the capacity suggested, would help to relieve
the labor market of the present pressure, aud
thus while providing means to effectively
repress disorder, would also tend to remove
one OF its most fruitful causes.
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IT. GEORGES,
q CITIZENS: MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT,
SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURER
2IIS Pennsylvania drpn,sA
perfect fit. combining at once ease and 0G31
oonIort I'D ali cases guaranteed. Will call
al houses and take measures, III re0uestady
i 10y poslal care or letter. A fine selection of ~
!allesahq gentlemen g Goods OF my own manufnc-
lure, aud of superior quality on hand Suitable for
Sara iher wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted i'm old CATERS by patent stitcbIng
short notice, Nf Is 10y oA
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To Correspopdenfs,

Letters should be addressed 10 the Editorial or
Business Manager of The STAR, accOrding to their
tenor and not to any indi, idual name. Otherwise
prov OF ing d. lays may occur.
Checks, etc, should in al cases be made payable
TO the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY.-nOt to that of any individual.
A1-Anonymous comm unicatiOns not read; re
jected manuscripts not returned OF preserved
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Issue on the LIST and Is h of each month a bul-
letiD of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my office, or
will he sent by mail IL desired.
Auction Sales.
On SATURDAY. May rs h. a. 6 p. m. improved
property on Missouri ave. bet. Az and 6Uh SITS.
On TUESDAY, Nav % h, at 6 y. m, improy ed
property on h st., bet. 9Th and 9Th NE.
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PRACTICAL Illustrations are not wanting of
Lnsahds prowess on the seas. A dispatch
uI,hgs the startling intelligence that an Eng
hsh war vessel has captured the entire Samoan
navy, 10 wit: one small boat. The United
states should be warned in time. and hasten
TO take precautionary measures. Let onr nav
be drawn up on shore GU. OF harms way.
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s. OUR NEW WEST
ONEW PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR.
The best -four on the market. Don't fail to give
1t a trial. AL grOcers sell it. myl8,ft
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ 600 PennspipdaiI upeuus
YOU ARE INVITED TO FXAMINE a
VI
LOT SHOES

III -
~ JUST RECEIVED 06H
worth double, ~
Misses Pebble Laced Shoes, III 2. 75c,, -
Ladies Serge Polish, III 2, &c. worth 75.
LADIES Serge Polish, z, 60c worth 81
Ghildren's School Shoes, Z 10 5Oc.' worth TX
Women's Lasting Buskins, 40 and so.
Boys school Shoes, SIC. and 81
4en's Congress Caters, 81 worth 81 25
Boys Congress Gaiters 81 worth N o.
E1ner Goods as cheap I'm proportion
- falr JuSth's Heel Protectors given in, at
j. w. SELBY'S,
ISI4-1Sf6 Pennsylvania ace,
myZo-u between 18th and 10th sts
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TONSULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perma-
nenf and speedy cure in the shortest time possible
and il-treated cases . specially. A thorough cure
street northwest. nOyi-ly
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nj A'EALoCs
BARGAINS!
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES
TIES, Low-BUTTON,
SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe -
French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses ana
Children, from 25 cts. to $3.50.
LADIES CATERS, IS IT'S. t. IS.
CHILDs' SHOES. 10 cts. to 81.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES.
GENTS TIES, CATERS AND SLIPPERS.
frUm 80 cts. to 50.
BUCKSKlN AND KID CATERS.
To Order
LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES.
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
4O2 SEVENTH STREET.
SIGN of "7hat Old Woman of Msre.n
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

EnR b NT-402 X ST. w, eght-room Brick
L III USE: in thnr"uAh repair; gas ard water;
Lear market and cars. DIS able nriglDn rho u:
stlest teantifui!y pa ked. Apply next door.
I"R RFNT-A fne tilree-Siory HDU>h ror-
, laintbg fourteen rooms inciuding bsIn-rnom
a.d "alef closet; on a beanrifuI conareUed re-,
one square n. m cars and near churches ,rhois
rang, Edfdbe. hot and c"d atar, &C. large yart:
1t zlxl6O: carrage-house ami stable: frlntsin in
lront YARD beautifully shaded ard parked, and iu-
closeG WIN iron railing on mari,le basa. This
properly can be rented 10 careful permanent ten
ant To- ~ per month. pay aisle in advances INQUIRE
~ ZZz Iotn ST. s.~. ap1S-tr
E"OR RENT-HOUsES, 2140 and 2l4a rennsyl-
Il vania avenue, 10 rooms; gas water hath. afc .
rebuilt last summer; and In good ORDER to careful
ard responsible parties only possession May LIST and
g. A. SAWYER, 1870 Mass ave, n. W. mariS Sm.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

PEAL EST ATE BULLETIN
~ DF
THos. z. wAGG AN,S $40 Seventh 81.
tChanges made every " .ineSasy AMI SlEuId.y,)
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SaNsn1,ad ~ TE:1SDl: ObERTSON can be
ONO, 921 u st., between 9th and 10th, from to
2; M, on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal WEAK.
ness Nervous Debility, lmpotency, Premature De-
cay. Nervous Trembling: Palpitation Of the Heart,
&C., all resulting from abuses In youth eIcesses in
m5ta nan and early indiseretions. 6enorrh@A
native Of Baltimore, with IL years. experience in
special practice endorsed by the leading physicians
and Saturday. Persons In need Of medical trsst-
ment for any Of the above diseases, win find it to
thelI interest TO call upon him, who win insure
guaranteed IN every case he undertakes win refer
bis patrons to any OF the leading physicians Of Bal.
ssme. Gall or address Is above, OF to 10 South
Eutaw street, Baltimore, mar2O-Iy
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r ONDON UMBRELLAS.

Y ONDON UMBRELLAS.
The latest styles Of Gentlemen's English Umbrel-
Las, with handles of new and varied designs.
II. W. GAIT, BRO. & co.
NJ W. GAIT. BRO. g. CO. desire to call par
uCular atteni ion to The celebrated
JACQUES LECOTLrRE RAZORS,
which they recommend as the best Razors in
use my20-tr
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N EW b OOK LIST.
WalJaee's Tropical Nature. so
Modern Dwellings. By HO ly............... 4 90
PJganuc People. Mrs. SUPERINTENDENT. / 81
The Indian Question. 1t. Col. Utis. ........ 1 80
insanity and its Prevention. DIR. luke. ..,.. l 10
SfuGiO, Field and Gallery. ROlin. ........ 1 30
Odds and Ends. Henry A. Beers. / 25
odhet 90
Mrs buInett's Miss Crespigny. ............. 30
Esther Pennefather OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Less Black Than We're Painted. ............. 35
DeceiveIs Ever. 80
The American EpscOpate. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
CROQUET, in AL sly les.
SOLONDNs 4 CHAPMAN,
m!2Z-tr 9l1 nnSylcGnia . me.
MILE. v. PRuD'HUMMECANA CCUMMO-
ladies
BOARDING PUPILS.
Her present Residence, 1O14 10 St offers all the
comforts of a home. Large airy rooms deligh =
fully f"rnished- a bOuntifu and good table, undo
the supervision OF a kind hostess, the mother of a
family. The
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
in charge of able and Experienced Teachers, in
Gludes all the branches o. a tho Ough education.
French will be constantly spoken with he pupils al
accomplished Resident FRENCH GOyERNESS as
Slsting MILF. PRUD' HOMIE in this department
Music and other accomplishments in charge of able
Teachers.
For terms call at 1O14 18th ST.
n. B.-Mle. Prud' homme's French Glasses for
Young Ladies and Children, will be resumed Oct
LIST al 9CS 18th st 1913 ST.. and at 1929 IL h st.
the morning and evening classes, Oct. 4th at her
residence. III 22-2y
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR; E0N, The Oldest Established and only
- Reliable Ladies' Physician in the City can be
consulted every Tuesday, wednesday and Satur.
9aY at Mei 600 St, N.Y. from 10 O'clock:
K sdence, Monroe st., Baltimore. novl4-iV
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Choice Stock of
WGOLENS,
Suitable for the season.
W. s. TEEL,
ny21-tr 93S Penn, Avenue.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FLOUR, &C

"
Il barrel Deener Cissell's Fancy Family Flour
81 70: 4 barrel Great Swiss Process Flour, So:
Minnesota Spring Wheat. patent process 81 IL:
Ceres patent process Flour, 80. Is: good Extra
Flour, a barrel. 81 so: a barrel Good Fiour 81. 25
Fresh &, aham Flour cents per pound and S1.75
per a barrel. Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch,
pound wooden boxes, 80 cents. Port Grape Wine.
per gallon, SIPS. California Brandy. 81 sckberry
Wine (pure Juice) and Holland Gin. each Is cents
per bottle. n. B,-As we sell for cash, we have no
bad debts to make up on cash buyers.
G. 3. O'HARE g. SON.
my21-tr 1918 SfH st. n.r., bet land ".
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NV ASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOUL
w FOR NURSES.
This School will be Ope led on THURSDAY,
May % 1873 at the rooms of the Training school,
Labor Exchange 9O4 Pennsylvania avenue, when
DIR. T. p. kEENE will commence a course of
Lectures on Hygiene to the pupils of the School at
8 y. III.
Tn, following Physicians have consented to de-
liver courses of Lectures tue SubjOined branches
of educatiOn:
HygIene-Dr. T p. KEFNE,
Anatomy-Dr j. Il. BEALE.
PhysiOlOgy-pr. VIM. LEE
DeteticS and M"dicineS-Dr. D. W. PRENTISS,
Obstetrical Nursng-Dr. JOS T. JOHNSON.
Surgical NursiDg-Dr. x. REYBURN.
Medical Nursing-Dr. Z. j. MURPHY.
Infant Nursing
These Lectures are free to Members, or upon
paynent OF admission fee IS.
TH,.MAS ANTISELL, President.
L. j. MURPHY, Secretary. my21 st
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

| 10 meet . number Of prominent citizens IN
a consultation over Indian affairs How
| ard il satisfied that unless satisfactory ar
| rangements can be made. q chronic petty
varfare will continue between the Indians
! and whites near the reservation. and Is
liable at my moment TO result In . gen.
eral massacre.
A San Diego dispatch says a band Of Mex
lean outlaws are depredating near camp.
A raid on the camp is feared
The reports heretofore published con-
cerninS a contract between The Sut.o Iun-
mel Company and the Julia Mining Com
PAW, 10 the effect that a drift was to be
ran connecting the Julia shaft with the
tunnel, and that the Julia had acquired
the tito Of the Tunnel Company within
the boundaries Of the Julia claim, arc con-
irlaed al the olsco OF the Tunnel Com
In with slight notifications in details.
The Julia is to pay the Tunnel Company
500. 900, of which $40. 0O0 is to be paid
down, the balance monthly a. the work
progresses, q. the rate OF SO per foot, the
whole amount not to exceed 500, Goethe
Julia Company to be entitled TO a draw
back of $40 per foot on the drift TO be run
BY the company from the shaft. to expedite
the connection. No definite bargain has
been made concerning the requirement Of
the tunnel title to the ground by the Julia
Company, the arrangement in this respect
being an open one. pending the definite
settlement. u the limits of the Comstock
lode. The contract was signed yesterday.
The bark Sonoma, which was TO sail from
this port this morning, shipped a crew that
showed its character before going TO sea.
Yesterday morning, when told to turn out
and get the ship ready for sea. they refused
to do duty, and the Msster was forced to
hand five Of them over to the United States
Marshal.
The testimony and agreement in tic case
Of Charles A. Merrill. late Captain of The
Custous-house inspectors, were concluded
in the United States Circuit Court y~ester-
day. and at half-pass 10 o'clock this morn
ing Judge Sawyer charged the jury, which
retired and in half an hour returned with
a verdict o: not guilty.
SACRAMENTO, August 80.
Henry 4. Caulfeld, who shot and killed
William G. English last week, was exam
ined in the Police Court to-day, and held
to answer fer murder. Bail was refused.
SAN LUIS OBrsPo, August %.
A shooting affair occurred night before
last six miles from town, between Francis
Castro snd t. 3. Jones. The former re-
ceived one shot, the latter two. Jones died
yesterday morning at 4 o'clock and Castro
died his morning at l o'clock. The diff
Guilty grew out of a disputed right of way
across Castro's place.
IoSE, August %.
Fred. &. Hultner, a brewer OF this place,
died at noon to-day. Deceased has drank
nothing but beer for IL or IS years, water
never passing his lips in that time, and at
iasthe was carried ont on bis bier.
SAN Josz, August 20.
A German, named Chris. Schmidt, a
saloon keeper in this city for many years,
cut his throat at his room. The suicide had
sat on the edge Of the bed and pulled a
razor across his throat with such strength
as to almost sever his head from his body.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

BORN.'

Virginia. August 2i-wife Of David Hemphin,
. son.
Virginia. August 21-wife Of Michael Murphy,
q daughter.
ter.
Paradise Valley, August 19-wife Of Ferdinand
Bauman. = daughter.
Hunters Ranch, near Elko, August 21-Wife of
William Hunter = daughter.
Reno, August 2l-Wife Of William Dickens. .
son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

I co T.
~srsorAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA
ESCAPE OF TEN PRISONERS.
CONFESSION OF A SIXTEEN YEAR
OLD BOY.
Mexican Outlaws Depredatfng.
sUTR0 TUNNEL COMPANY AND THE
JULIA.
San FRANcIsco. August 2a

Ban FRANcIsco, August 20.
Ten prisoners escaped last night from
the Branch Jail, by cutting their way
through the ceiling with q jack knife. The
fugitives had been serving out sentences
for petty offenses.
A Portland dispatch says that Louis Jo-
seph. connected with the recent robbery
Of . pawnbroker shop. was arrested to-day.
He Is . boy Of 16. He confessed his par
t~icipation in the crime. The capture Of
the other two Is hourly expected.
General Howard and Governor Chad
wick have gone 70 the Umstflla reservation
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

Joe, Of the Golden Rule Store. is offering
Meerschsum Pipes and Cigar Holders ct Inn
porters' Cost. He wishes TO close out his stock
In this line. These goods were imported b.
Joseph direct, and sre fully marantssd - nnsf
quality eoods; Bee and be sstis6ed before puF-
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MARRIED.

Hamilton, August 2i-By Rev. r. W. Bosworth,
Mr.. Geo. M. 7. Chi1ds to Miss Alice Hagar.
Carson, August 2l-Hon. VIM. WoodbuSp 10
Miss Mary Dufy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Agency Of the Friedman & Lauterjuns
Electro Rsscrs is at the Golden Rule Store.
These rszors ara full conesve. and every one Is
fully guaranteed. Price. s.. No one tries this
razor bot is satisfied with it.
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Assessment Notice.
Lost,

EARLY ON THE MORNING OF THE FIRST
~ food, on Bucl street, a Lsdy's Breastpin.
A suitable reward Will be paid 70 anyone who
will return 1t to this Office.
Eureka. August %. 1873. aug2l-3t
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FOUND.

GONE PRECIOUS METAL WAS DIsCOv-
~ Erred on the hills surrounding Eureka.
The lawful owner can have II by giving an ac-
eurate description Of the same 10 Father Mon.
teverde, aad paying for this advertisement.
ane1a-3f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

A Of conflicting interests
between General Connorand Congressman
Wren is noted in our local coiumns. This
il machine politics, pure and simple. The
politicians, In . darh-lantern conference,
put up the job and expect the people to
endorse Il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

We feel II to be q great condescension to
dignity Ar. wren's latest dish Of grewel
with oven 90 much rs . passing allusion.
His card Of yesterday means nothing, and
+ nothing. We have his unsupported
assertion that he il not the attorney Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, while
the circumstances and the record all point
in the other direction. II this is s~atisfac-
tory to himself and the public it is TO us.
We accept his apology.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

THE workingmen's Club Of Reno has
Endorsed Powning for Lieutenant Cover
nor. Now Messrs. Mighels and Moore
stand from under.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

AND here is q p~aralyzing argument by
Che Graphic Of recent date: 1.-The atten-
ton Of James Gordon Bennett is respect
fully invited to the fact that a fool of .
very malignant type has invaded the col
umns OF tho Herald. In a leading editorial
this morning he alludcs twice to the silver
dollar Of 4124 grains as being worth only
oS cents Now, we believe this silver dol
lar to be worth 100 cents. To test the
question, which is right, we will pay 30
cents each for all the new silver dollars
Mr.. Bennett will deliver at the Office of the
Graphic. II they are worth only SO cents,
Mr.. Bennett will make IL cents on every
dollar; or $l1 on every 500 ; or, $40, 900
on every million. Mr.. Bennett could
effect the transfer of this last amount with
in . week, and 1t would be a profitable
weeks work. Let him either haul of his
financial fool, or else accept u offer ;
either put up or shut up"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

TN Graphie says that Congress has
insulted : bleeding country by purchasing
cid letters OF George Washington which
reveal the fact that the Father Of his
Country gambled. He wiled away . rainy
DAY with old sledge and lost . good deal
q money. Luck at fredericksburg was
always against him. and he marked OPP
posite his loss at that place the words
rs old gentleman before. but farmers
have insisted that sllusions TO putting up
n1akesn referred 10 the construction OF q
Virginia rail fence Now, II @. W. swore
q Monmouth and gnmbled 1t Fredericks-
burg-weal. hang any paper that viii tel
II anyWa5.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

M L. /. HoaLE informs the Times
Rsvisso that Governors Kinkead and Bat
tsrmsn will nsxt weak visit TuscarorA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

The CRY goes up all along the line
that IL We do not keep the Carson ring
in their fat billets for a third term the
Democratic party will DO ruined. In
replv TO this we say that II the exist
nee Of the Democratic party in Ne
vada Ia contingent on the maintaining In
Office any man or set Of men for life, then
u were better that the party be allowed to
no to the devil across lots-the quicker the
better. "IfzxNhis DO treason. mako the
most Of IT," We have been taught that
the Democratic party is a party Of prin-
ciple; that 1t has well defined convictions
regarding public policies; that among
these. and above all. is an unyieldiug oppo-
sition to third terms in executives office. For
years we have had this doctrine preached to
us from every stump and through the Dem
ocratic press. We have resolved in party
conventions and public meetings. over and
over again, to the same effect. There is
not ssleek,slazy hulk in the. Carson ring
who has not one hundred times subscribed
10 the same faith. Why then should we be
asked 10 override this cherished doctrine
At this particular time in Nevada7 There
is but one answer to the question simply
that . lot Of brainlcss pensioners on the
bounty Of the State may be retained in
Office. There. is nothing else in or to this
insane third-term business. To accom-
plish this ; to perpetuate the power Of a
batch Of grossly incompetents. Democrats
of Nevada are expected to advertise them
selves To the world as a baud of hypocrites
and liars. Will they do it with their eyes
wide open7 We shall soc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-24

ExronArIsa to Cyprus is the new British
sensation, and no doubt those high-toned
trsmps, the tourists, will also take the
island in, in their regular routes. From
Malta, from Egypt, and from Greece,
meanwhile. the tides Of emigration are
setting more strongly to Cyprus than from
tho British Isles. Cyprus is thirty times.
and more, larger than Malta, and yet has
only half as many more inhabitants.
The climates are not dissinlilar the occu-
patton by British troops will give them
alike . garrison atmosphere, and accord
ingly it may be presumed that Cyprus will
serve TO draw of the surplus from COM
paratively over-crowded Malta.
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Wanted.

EyoETY MEN TO CONTRACT FOR CUT
Irss, hauling and burning. In kilns. from
10000 10 fsDOo.Ol0 bushels Of charcoal. seps-
rate contracts let. II desired. Apply 10
n. 8. TROWBKID9E L CO..
Typo. Nevada.
Typo. New, August 10. 1878. sugzf,aw
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sPrRrrUALIsTIC CAMPAIGNING.

SPHRlTUALISTIC CAMPAIGNING.
Spiritualistic campaigning is the chief
occupation Of some Of the idle o~fice-holders
about the capital at Carson. Private Sec
rotary Garrard and Judge Leonard Of the
Supreme Bench are firm believers in Spir-
itualism. Both being rank old politicians,
they naturally tako a deeper interest in
politics than anything else. They have
batch Of political mediums who
dance attendance whenever desired. Gen
cral Winfield Scots ghost has been doing
the principal part Of the business in q ma
tional way. Lately, however, Charley De-
Long was brought to the front and inter-
viewed regarding the coming contest in
Nevada. When asked il Uncle Broadhorns
would go in for a third term, he answered
mo-" with . vigorous kick that e n the
table and tho Private Secretary to the
other end OF tho room. Mr.. Private Soc
rotary Garrard has been sad and down at
the heel ever since. Tho only comfort he
has is in the reflection that Charley was
not rechoned a first-class political prog
nosticator in the flesh.