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LUb RENT.

Foh RhNr'
3-story Brick, 2olS G S., 10 rooms.
story Brick. 1912 h ST., 8 rooms.
3-stoIy Brick. ln1l I1tn T.. rooms
S-story Frame. 939 ST., rooms.
s. story Brick. O6 NJ ass. ave-, IA 70 ,ms
2-story Frame, 1921 14th ST., rooms
mn 2-story Frame, 1925 14Jh ST., rooms
IT, sc Houses are In good repair, and have mod
ern III pr0vements. Inquire Of JAMES w BAL
kFR, HOG st. w. iyio Inn
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nR. BROWN has bad great success In the treat
- ment 81 SPERMATOERITEA PREMA-
TgHE DECAY, and all Dise.seS of a Private o.
neLtreal Nat0re.- without the use Of CalOmel o.
H Mereulyc Has had eleven years experience
16 b NV. Rack Room. HOurs-S 10 10 m 2
W anu 10 y D. m. Jy13 I'm
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ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL Wk Z. RURFORD 7OS street
Ihree-St0ry Brick Houses for Sale
Special bargains offered in two story press-
brick Houses, with and rooms and all modern
Improvements; $50 or $500 cash: balance in small
monthly pay ments, or to suit purchaser.
For Rent.
1913 ST., frame. .......................S
17h1 ST., brick. r., mod. i'm pS .........,,. Is
16uS Colcoran st., brick. r.................. Is
~ yoth st., fpsme r...............:...... IL
10 LOAN:-sS 200 to loan, In one or two sums,
al per cent. Apply to
VIM. K. BURFORD,
% Real Estate Broker, 7O8 e st.
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BARGAINS

10000 YARDS OF
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, from suctIon Sc
&C., &C., &c., &c., 10, IL. The cheapest and
Lest lot ever offered.
WhMSUTTA COTTON, CbestD, lOc.
ANDRosCoGGIN COTTON, (bcsD, TIC.
Best CALICoEs. &C.
Best yard-w ide PERCALES, SC.
Best ysrd-wide LAWNS new styles l2r.
Yard-wide Plsd ORGANIZES. l2c.
Striped LINENS, loo.
Spring DRESS GOODS. 10 IL. Ibc
MATTINGS, from l5c
Ia DIES and GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR.
BARGAINS in all kinds OF DRY GOODS, a.
c. NJ. fowsoN CO.'S,
CSC Penna. arenue
y1-u South side, near 7tb ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-13

COAL JOHNSON BROTHERS WOOD.
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS COAL
TT LII WEIGHT.
COAL. BEST QUALIFY WOOD
Low PRICES
WOOD. PROMPT DELINERI rs, COAL
Main "ffce Tharves. mill and depot connected vi b
With unequaled facilities aud advantages for
econCmically conducting the wood and coal trade
TO stock up largely when coal is lowest. oficeS
throughout the city, and all in immediate commu-
prepared to offer to our pa rons the he St vare
ties OF coal at the very lowest prices.
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Cff1ce. mill anf deDOt. foot of II u 13 h and
z sts s.w. Offices: 1902 st. n 1I12 oh ST. n
W.; 14lo 7th ST. H.. W.; and Ell Ia. ave. se i,I3-
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PERSONAL.

'IOHN PATCH COG 10th st. NV. am to 10
abstracts Of real estate and lies thereon Searches
for Chsttel Trusts 81. Examines Titles. ~ Him
A sTROLOGIST.-Nrs. DR.. ELLIS, sos Penn.
"A sylvania avenue. IL you would know the truth
consult the DR.. In all things. Once hours from
Am. To- pm. apl8-ly
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FUEL,

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Favtr determined TO remain at my old office ]
vii give my eDtle attention the practice of the
law i'll is various branches | will practice i'm tn.
United States court OF Gains, the Supreme Courr
OF The District ~ Columbia. the MaSistrats'S
Courts, aid Iefore the Executive Departments
sr'ctal ate: on to business before the Orphans
Court, al the collection of accounts.
NJ l. q. MILLS,
j. IL In No. 4S6 7. 'uiSisna avenue
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-Sunday, June 9th, a child,s NECK
1L1 CaAiN, with Cod Coin and Cross attached
name on cross, Nellie N. FOss. ~ The finder Will
be LITERALLY rewarded by returning it to I2O6 9Th
s..... u: W: je14
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E'OR RENT By TEOs ] MYERS, Real Estat.
= Agent. 1915 st NV.
g tory Brick, 726 18th St., Ii rooms
3-story an BIC 70! ST., mod. inps., 10 rooms.
tois PICK 4!s 81 st. n W., mod. imp. 10 L.
4 hto'S Brl Gil 18th st n. W., mod. !mpS., 10 rs
soy Brick. 1l16 1871 ST. w., m ~ imps . 7 10
Eick, 80 d ct. n.w., water and gas, Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

The northern papers report noticeable IN"
provement in trade, but the "wsve' Las 10.
reached this far south yet, and all that can hs
done is to hope on, hope ever though the de-
ferment may sicken the heart. In hnauciA,
matters we have no change to mention heys.
sbouts, the scarcity Of money being as
great az heretofore noticed. The Baltimore
papers quote the quantity Of desirable paper OF.
fsrng limited, and the capital seeking tempora.
~ employment in excess of the demand. Loans
are quoted at 4a5 per cent, and discounts at 4ls6
with exceptional transactions at fraction below
these figures In New York money coIunne.
easy at1a2 per cent on call. and 3a34 per cent Hn
best commercial paper. The current rates for
money at Philadelphia are 3a4 per cent on cali,
and 5s54 on undoubted paper. with an sbundsn!
supply The rate for gold has generally rrlsd
at per caut during tho weck, occasionally
dropping to Z. Government bonds are firm, ani
subscriptions to the new four per cents continue
to be made freely, averaging about 81 .0Q0,o1i
per day. State bonds are dull. Virginia coL-
soils offered OF IS. with GAL bid. A small parcel
of the past duo coupons cold yesterday at e:
Railroad securities arc dull and nominal, sui
we have no transactions in local shares to note
| The quotations are: O.. A. E n. 7a A.; D. & 4
| GO I'd 70: Vir. & Tenn. G. "a 964 do. 81 10lal0i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09
POLITICAL.
Dfscussion at Falls Church.

There was a political discussion at Falls
Church, Fairfax county, last night, between
Messrs. Hutton and Neale, candidates for Con-
gress in this, the Eighth district. A large
crowd was present, including number OF per.
sons from this city and Washington. General
Hunton led off, and was followed by MIR. Neale;
Gen. Huuton replied, aud Mr.. Neale rejoined
and it was not until near - o'clock that the
speaking was concluded. The Free BRIDGE
the Electoral Commission, Finances, District OF
Columbia matters, &c., &c., were fully discuss
ed, and the friends Of Mr. Neae were more
than pleased with the manner in which be az
Quilted himself. Both speakers were eencou1r'
aged by the plaudits Of their respective friends,
but it was evident that Mr.. Neale had the
crowd with him from the time he took the
stand. His points we're made with vigor and
clearness, and his review of General HuDton'
Congressional career searching and scathing,
his thorough acquaintance with all the questions
at issue in politics which was made manifest.
His speech was interpreted with appropriate
anecdotes, and made decided impression, as
was admitted even by bis opponents, who ac
kuowledged their surprise at the readiness and
bri!lianey displayed on the part Of Mr.. n, who
10 the discussion won decided triumph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09
Tho Yellow Fever.

Concerning the yellow fever, that is now on
its way North, New Orleans correspondent
gives the following as some of ita chief charac-
teristics.
About the fourth or fifth day the eyes turn
yellow. The skin also assumes yelloWness
like thai of bruise, or bright jaundice vel.
low. However, the patient does not turn yell
low in moro than ono case in six. As to the
causes Of the scourge, tho old atmospheric
theory has gone by the board, and the best
writers now seem to have settled down to the
belief that the poison is of animacular origin
these animscules generating and spreading
ever the surfaces like grasshoppers or cater-
pillars, and being introduced into the human
blood. If they exist, the most powerful micros'
cope has hitherto been unable to discover them.
Ons fact that seems to point to their existence is
that the same extremes of heat and cold that
sill other insects also kills yellow lever, whose
contsgion cannot exist and becomes mucous at
800 and 212o. Yellow foyer is always killed out
sfter good freeze. Yellow fever never spreads
above t00 feet above the sea level. Acclimatizs.
ton does not prevent and no person has second
attack. The period Of incubation is generally
four to nine days, though persons have been
known to carry it in their system tWenty.three
days and then take it. Without treatment
seventy.fve out of every hundred will die
With treatment and good nursing, however.
about one in three 10 the average mortality. In
the great epidemic of 1857, in Texas towns, one-
half died who took the fever. As to the cure,
no remedy has yet been found, and all treat
ment 30 far, even by tho best physicians is as
empirical as the causes Of yellow fever are un.
known beyond coDjectures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

RESUMPTION the meeting of the Bank.
er's Association, at Saratoga, yesterday, The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That 10 the opinion of this ssso
citation the near approach OF the day appointed
By law for the resumption Of coin payments aud
values is to be hailed as an event of the highest
significance to the prosperity aud welfare of the
whole nation, because it is the only means by
which industry. trade and general tranquility
and coutentment can be restored to the people.
The American Bankers Association therefore
pledge aid and support to the government 10 a
return to the specie standard 10 the transaction
Of the financial affairs of the country.
Resolved, That the resources of the couu.
try, arising from abundant crops in several sue
cessive years, extraordinary mineral wealth,
large credit, balances of trade with other no.
tions, and from the rapid development of me.
cbanical inventions aud appliances by which
productive industry has been facilitated and
increased, all happily concur 10 supplying ne
eesssry means for coin resumption. %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

CoNKLINo's PICTURE OF HAYES. Hayes
lacks the force OF character. If he does OF lack
impulse, to do right. From the beginning be
has played the part of the coward and traitor.
His conduct has naturally driven from him
good men and drawn to him the evil, who de-.
signediy use him as tool. He is weak and
vain enough to receive the fattery, and brave
and wicked enough to carry out their wishes as
far as he dare. His bravest act has been that Of
coward, and bis designing adherents are not
shs low enough to give him credit for any
higher quality. They goaded him to the sus.
pension of Arthur and Cornell, against whom
nothing could be said save that they do not
sympathiz, with Hayes personal aspirations. -
stica Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

LlTrELL's LIVING AGE.--The numbers OF
Littell's Living Age for the weeks ending
August 81 and 10Th have the following valu'
able contents: Giordano Bruno and Gslileo G ali.
lei, Quarterly Review; Among the Burmese,
Fraser; What The Sun is Made Of, BY }.
Norman Lockyer, Nineteenth Century; A
Doubling Heart u serial story by the author
Of Castle Daily" published from advances
sheets; Cheap Literature tor Village Child
rau, Macmillan ; American Missions 10 Turkey.
Fraser The Story of Letter. by Juha kav.
snagh, Argosy; The Constitution Of NorEaT'
Fraser: Stray Thoughts on Scenery, Corn hill ;
The Bishops at Lambeth, Saturday Review
Our Kentist Parish, B!ackwool How Three
pfincesses Purchased a Palace, Pail Mall
Gazette; Admiral Sir George Back, Nature
The Will OF Peter the Great, Academy; and
tie usual choice poetry, etc.
For ftty.tWo such numbers, OF sixty tour
large pages each Tor more than 900 pages q
year, the subscription price ($S) is low or for
$40. 50 any one OF the American 81 monthlies
or weeklies is Sent with The Living Age tor a
year. both postpaid. LitteiI & Gay. Boston,
Are the publishers.
Graded Lessons in English. an Elementary
practical lessons, carefully graded and adapted
to the class room. IA pages, IS mo. Bound in
liuep.
Higher Lessons 10 English, a work On Eng.
lish Grammar and Composition. in which the
science of the language is made tributary to the
at of expression. A course of practical lessons
carefully graded, and adapted TO every day use
in the school room. 264 pages, l6 mo. Bound
in cloth. These books come highly recommended
by teachers iu Richmond Norfolk and other
oities Clarke & Maynard, New York. pub
fishers.
We arc Indebted to Dr.. Thomas Pollard,
State Commissioner of Agriculture, for a copy
OF treatise upon the Hog, the varieties to
raise, and the management, and diseases Of this
animal. The book contains large amount oil
valuable information to thosed engaged 10 rails
log hogs.
The Virginia Educational Journal for August
has been received. Its contents arc of interest
to ell the advocates OF education.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09
The aale Of the White Sulphur Springs has
baen postponed I'LL the 18th inst.
|COMMUNICATED,

lCUMMUNlCAIEU.
Our STREETS. "Roberts, q correspondent
occasional Of The Sunday Rulletin,) lets of
upon our people and our streets in heavy
style in the last edition of that paper The
aforesaid Roberts is in error when she says
King street is 10 filthy condition. 60. King
street is ereditsble street to any city or iowa
Of our Bi7s-ls.000 inhabitants. She must
have gotten her senses somewhat copfounded
aud mixed, and mistaken Uoion street, at its
intersection with King, for King street. All
along and about there it is certainly dirty: and
[ do wonder that our authorities are not more
earnest in compelling the attention of our sub.
ordinates to that locality. Soaroelp any atten.
ton is ever paid to that most conspicuous
place. 1t is the first street that strikes the
eye AID nose of the stranger as be comes from
above, and sweet place it is. On more than
one occasion [ have entered my humble pro.
test Against it. Shall ne keep this part Of the
toWa cisen? L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

The Page Courier says There ore lever
accidents, fewer murders, fewer fights, fewer
robberies, fewer Opponents, fewer wonderful
occurrences, fewer narratious of snake stories,
and fewer everything else that goes to I'll up
the local columns Of paper, 10 Page county
than in any other county in the State. - Happy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

The Warrenton Solid South ssys:-"The
sad intelligence was received on Saturday last
of the death of Mr.. Frank Scott, eldest son OF
Major John Scott. He died in Texas, where
be has been located for several years past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

A SPORTSMAN MENHICENCE.- -Mr. Geo.
L,rilIard, of New York, Melted last year on hi:
racing stable the pretty sum Of $50 00l the
whole of which he devoted to charitable pur.
poses. Learning that Mrs. boswell, wife oil
Moi. T. ". boswell. our we'll known Firgiua
turtle, was engaged in an effort to build 40
Episcopal church at Hanover JUNCTION, he
generously gave the Major his check for $500
for this church, and the check has Just reached
Mrs. boswell by mail from Saratoga, where
both the gentlemen loW are: This good deed
on the part of Mr.. Geo. LoriIlard deserves the
hearty acknowledgment and grateful reeogui.
ton of all men and women who are sensitive
to that humane touch which makes the whole
world kin.-RAl. Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY 8
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1878

Silver dollars appear to be at discount. A
Washington dispatch states that with every fael'.
ity afforded the people to take the standard
dollars, the treasury is unable to put 10 'lrou'
lstiop one:Tourth of the number coined each
month. Fully four 6fths Of those paid out are
returned to the treasury 10 payment OF custom
duties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

A case Of yellow fever occurred at the ms
rine hospital in Baltimore yesterday. 1t was
imported from Havana, where there were 5O4
deaths from yellow fever aud 6 from small
NIX 10 ,JulV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

For the past eleven months the bell punches
10 Richmond have recorded !, 443. e45 alcoholic
and |, 567, l2O malt liquor drinks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

Will it DO DO barm?" This is The ques.
tio2 often asked, and the answer is, ut can
not, for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is an innocent
remedy, warranted to contain neither Opium.
Morphia, or anything Injurious. Price %
cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

The stock Of Flour % lalI Is I!gl!, aud "a e:e
is fair local demand; we make 10 charge il
quotations, but for good grades 0! Ey!ts sni
Family an advance Of o. rnsy be -ypecte-
Whest is strong ana active, and the advance
though light, hiss been steady: We note sales o!
$50 bushels to-day 81 90 for far, aa1 90, IeG
l02. l09 snd l0l for good 10 choice. Corn j; IL.
light receipt, and the sales show an au7anca Of
a2c the only transaction note1 VS.: one 10: o;
200 bushels which brought GO One small ot .;
Rye sold al SO, and 100 bushels Of inferior Ost.
% AMI %. Country produce is quiet bu. tFl1,
and sll that s sent 80 marto. sells readily s.:
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

The schooner Daisy E. Parkhurst was robbed
of one of her lines at the wharf in Georgetown,
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

DIED.
Thuradsy Angus! l. 1873. little WILLIE
BRUIN, son Of Charles NJ. and NJ. Ell Ian Bruin,
aged elevea months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

EOR EXCHANGE FOR 4 FARM Or
OTHER GOOD PROPERTY iii VlKhihia
SEVERAL WE'LL LOCATED IW ELA-
INGS IN BALTIMORE CITY. apply &:
once to :; +, pulL.EN s. o., - Ws5s Toy
cite stress, Baltimore. Id. aug '-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

CINCINNATI Hos MARKET. August o.~h0g:
sctlye and firm; common 25aSi 40; fair To-
good light 2044 70; heavy packing 1854 ~;
sslected IOa$4 g.; receipts ISL head; no ship
ments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

RICHMOND MARKET. Angus. Sine macks:
is without any special feature of Interest Flour
dull and weak at Base for fne to !aEcy lap
brands. The receipts OF Wheat arc lS' .'Y
offerings to-day reaching about SJtS AZ the
most Of which was taken st prices buslo!s
lOGal03 for choice whiso, and tsnging frou,
choice red. The receipts re- o., .'a!o) 70! fair 70
white selling at 6Sato lad ,jSs Sfa Il srs Limited
fair supply but ]nte dsms ua u > yi Oats "a
spring selling at soc. Small as,e. T H sn1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

FREDERIcEsBURG MARKET, August The
market is generally quiet. Flour is dull at IA
Sc u for super and family brands Wheat il
lair receipt and moderate demand at e5al0S foY
supply and demand at 59a6Q Rye sltopethe.
nominal at 60s55. Oats quiet al 20a3:,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

CHICAGO GATH e MARKET, aug e-hog:-
Receipts il. loJ cad; shipments = j bead; MAJ
ket strong ana active; shade hig her. except ioT
common I'm n l. and grasaerE, choice hesTy shipping
t0A94 ~ aediurp 4 40sS4 d; ligh! 30aS4 ~;
mixed ojaS4 ~. Csttle-Receipls 1900 head.
changed. Shsep-Receipts .2]) head msThc;
dull aud weak at eO.s5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

A CoMPARIsoN.-The Paris Exposition
falls below Centennial at philadelphia az fol.
lows: Smaller grounds Fewer trees. No
bills, dales. eroyes aud running streams as at
Fairmont Park. No buildings for interior
beauty and simplicity Of constitution equal to
the Centennial Agricultural or horticultural
Hall. No circular railway to save legs and
breath n getting about. No su,h freq toilet
convenienGes 80 press pavilion open from
the start. Nothing equal to our Government
building exhibit. No womans Pavilion. No
special outside structures 30 unique, individual
and attractive az the various State buildings
No free samples Of Urbana wine, ct ais. No
system of cheap hotels. Fewer good Samari.
tans found among landlords. No such cosy
retreats for beer among the trees. No encamp.
ments of citizen soldiery. No Estate Days"
No Granger Eneampments. No free toilet
o0nVenieuces, such as wash bowls, towels and
soap. Far less provision for general accommo.
dalton of the public. No newspapers printed
on the grounds aud distributed gratis. No
bulletin boards with latest tolegraphic news.
Better and simpler system Ct arrangements 10
ton 10 Main Building. More convenient of
street stare. Entrance fee cheaper than ours
OF Centennial Eotrance system simpler
More paintings and stauary. Better arrange.
ments of art galleries. Less sunslroke and
fever. More elegant fountains and elaborate
fquirts. But less water TO wash with. More
antiques More we'll turned ankles visible
More fancy stockings and slippers. Paris
Correspondent of Nel0 HcrA; Graphic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-09

LfSri EURO MARKET, Aug. s.-rhe ma
generally Is quiet, and prices without noticos
SeAsnge aince last week. Flour dull at 3.SG
lne 10 fancy family brands. Wheat iasct
ana prices dropping, the questions being -0s
tor ordinary to prime Corn quie; and was
at 9Oao2c Tor white, and 60a57c for yellow {
IN laif supply, but very moderate demand, b
prices weak at fJ A32c for white and snrin~ :
thing doing in Rye. aLich as quoted, uorains
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05
Robbed.

Frank Hood. an employe at the
Richmond furnace, was stopped 10y
two footpads on Main street, yester
day morning before daylight, as he
was returning from his work. They
ordered hun to throw up his hands,
which command he obeyed without
any resistance, and while one of the
thieves covered him with Il pistol the
other went through him. They were
rewarded with the discovery of 81 %.
which they appropriated, the searciier
good naturally reniarking that the
amount was just sufficient to procure
morning cocktails and two square
meals. After satisfying themselves
that Hood had nothing more OF value
about his person, they permitted him
to proceed on his way homeward
without further molestation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05
SPECIAL.

That elegant stock Of meerschaum pipes at
the Golden Rule Store, is offered for sale at
% per cent. less than ever sold b-fore, TO
REDUCE.ST0Ck. Jy4
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. reduction
on the price of Wostepholm AZ Sons, Xxi
Cutlery, at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
iva
FINE stock Of albums and ladies' purses, at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE. Prices re-
duccd so per cent. jy4
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS-Gre bargains
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. jy4
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK Of
hats in Eureka can be found at the GOLDEN
RULE STOKE, and will be closed out at a
reduction of ten per cent. jy4
FANCY GLOVES are suffering a reduction
of ten per cent. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. jy4
LOOKING GLASSES. at 80 per cent. re-
duction, at tho GOLDEN RULE STORE.
jy4
REPS. furniture covering and upholstery
goods. will be closed out at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE, at a reduction of % per cent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05
A Bra,aI Fight.

A brutal light occurred on Lower
Buel street yesterday morning, be
tween a Cornishman and freshman.
The parties to it became in VOWED in a
heated argument over the merits of
their respective nationalities. and from
words came to blows. a desperate ard
bloody fist fight ensued. the ~ men
hamn,ering away ut each other with all
the tenacity and ferociiy OF two bull
dogs. No one interfered or attempted
To separate them, and the battle con
tinued for full half an hour, when
they ceased from utter exhaustion.
The men we're badly used up. and 1t
will take the healing effects Of time to
restore their battered faces TO the sem
blauce OF human countenances.