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A1exaudriu Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %
Recipes.

Soft Molassss Giogerbrosd. --Cup CT m0as
seq, spoonful oi ssIsratus. aud one ct gioger.
tablespoonful Of butt;r CT lard. usirg pitc1
Of salt with LARD sir and add cup OF 5o;iIog
water sb8 pint Ct -four. making tkIa bat
ter. BIKE oGe inch deep 10 sheet.
pnta,oe Roses-Pare carefully with thin
penknite some peslcd potato,s Iund 81 d found,
until all OF each potato Is pared to the center.
Do not Try to cus The slices too thin or thc5
will break. Place 10 wire basket and dip 10
boiling lsra. They arc handsome earnish,
Picked Corn.-Boil tho corn 90 ths cob
when cold, cut i. from the COB; place on the
bottom Of Q a LAYER Of salt and layer oi
corn until the sr is foil cover with cloth.
board and weight when Wso'sd for Use, sosk
10 water until fresh then cock, nLd It is like
fresh core.
Goldfish Balls Two pounds boneless fish,
soaked and boiled over eight, aud well tcalcn
before break last =; boil twelve or fifteen good
sized potatoes; mash them very smoo,h, with
milk and large tablespoonful OF butter i; Deal
10 the goldfish add one egg if not soft enough
add little wore milk make into C Ike and
fry. The secret Of gccd-fsh C, kcs is to have
The potatoes fresh boiled, aud beaten vcrJ
light.
Yeast Bread. -iako iuur po!6!oeI, pceieu
boiled ard mashed, aud pour 90 oDe quart O.
boiling 10 TX strain through 4 sieve, Aitel
It becomes blood wsrr, stir in cne cui Of yeast:
one spoonful Of whl;c eugsr and ODE OF sat
seven 9iuis Of -four. Beat with spoon, snG Sc
N wa;m place TO rise (four hours is sufficien
10 summer, Aud 40 hour longer 10 wiut r
Wfe1 liseu, take pint Of -four, aud put par
90 tho kceaGing board. Turn the dough o.
the board. aud add spoonful OF lard ; krt a
twenty mlouies, usicg tire piot Of -four. Pn
be douph in he paG. and let it riss ono hour
Thcp form leaves. oct hsViog morn ;hao
pint of dough in each. L,t them Use icrl
minutes and then bskc
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E&st NEW YORK

STEAMERS &c. A.rIGNT4fJvD JOEIS
GIBSUIS'
EFEEY FRIDAY, at L. nl.; and returning
leava Nav York, frorl pior IL. East river, EV
EkT SATURDAY, az 4 o'clock p. n.
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f7sssssEssusss zsnsCRAETs.
Vgy 4. JOHNSON & CO.,

VV a. JOHNSON 6 CO.,
wHo5EsA5E gEoo ); :; =, . \, TIC
GENERAL COMMIS>lON MESCAAEis,
AlLK III s'e Of I1 Il
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx. Xxx, XXAA
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHisklES; also BAY HI
ER,5 and T II IN PsO N . tHkE E?s
WHISTLES to which they invite the attention
cf Ito trade.
Orders from! the country for I.efchnnulSo sAa!! |
receive prompt attention
Consiguments Of Flour, Grain sGi Country |
Produce solicited. for which they gnerantee .hs !
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast cGrner Ct Cameron and NcJal SIS,
Alecsndrs, Va oct ("
THAS S. TAYLOR. Jr"
Late of j. T. Bsckham u Co.
GENEEAL COM MISSION MEKuEANT.
And FEED DEAIEE,
Agent for
J. 3. FICkLEE q SONS
CSLEi5R ATIsD BRIDGEWA TEE FAMILY
FLOUR.
II North Union street,
| H.ARAos $ SMITH
WHOLESALE
GnOuGKs And aEN&RAI COMhiIaaloN
MERCHANTH,
t)n.ner !rinca asd Royal s;s.,
| ALEXANDRIA, VA.
| Congirnmenss 1T Grain aat? Co"ntGy Produce
solicited and prompt ra!urns made ~ 10
HAELo~ Bros
| WECLE3ALE
| GNDC&Ka, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
joins GIRSON's SON & CO.'S CABINET
Z, Xxx aad Xxx WHI5KlE&. snA
Thompson'a purn I.sa Whiskey; Foreign
| Wines and Hrsnd;es, Aio, Porter
and Cbamp4gEea.
y-AGENCy OF TIE i.AFLAMD 5
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
N. w COR. CAaGER0N AND ROYAL 8T3
Coffee rosslod for tho trade 81 7sc per sack.
my TT
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E&sks POTOMAC RsEEI.

E&sES POTOMAC kIEEH.
srs.T.EER g0W.No II. TRO.nFSot
ETERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY, at 40 g. NJ returning on alternste
days,
Tho ataslnars q THE company make ccanec-
tionn as Norfolk fer Boston aud all points Fast
al Rev Ycrk with all points West aad North
west, and ct Alexandria with Virginia Midland
RAircsd and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled caro-
fully and promptly. For further informa.;o.
apply to +. A. REED, Agent.
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEu BACON, Prcsidont.
Ofico under Natl. Metrop EaLk,
sep 27.f Washington, -. U.
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EyHOICE FRESH BUTTER 1eca;vod 49,
" lariy and Tor sale at '0s =
j. q. MILBURN'S,
oct 10 10 north kovsl a.
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- lsrgs aud superior stock OF Gentle
me, men Tine Boosa and Shoes OF every deec,ip.
ton. Prices lower than ever.
seplS W. B. HADDEY, ITO Kinpst
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ETEAEEssE.
NOTICE.
CEANGE OF TIME.

II OH O. E.
CEANGE OF TIME.
On and sitter SUNDAY, October 0lh the
beats of tho POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
G CO : 80, S SO, 9 80 10 20 snd II 81 q. "a, and
IL 80, 80 = 80 3 80, so, 5 60 and 6 90 p. III.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
GS0 80, 80 . SO, 10 50 and II so m. snd
L &c. 50. 30, 3 80 SO, 5 20. and Sc no.
cti4 ESQ. L. Phillips, Manager
Inland & Seahoard Coasting Co.
WlNTE: ARRANGBMENT, COMM ENC
ING OCTOBER lst, 1875.
Elaatucra a tIs lima will run 81 follows:
sOR NORFOLK,
| Connecting with Merchants snd Miner Lire
! for Boston, steamers
| z.y73k' Of TIE LSAE Oh JSJS'E
.TUsEEE4:,
| EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sGG
! FRIDAY, p. 5 80 O clock Pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 D. m.
Fare, frat class, 81; round trip So.
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New Books, Magazines. Reviews
&c, &c, SC.

&c, &c, &c,
1T FREJvCYs, % HF.,.ss 81
THE INFLUENCE OF JESUS, by Row
fhllllps Brooks, Rector of rinity Church. Bos.
ton; price 81 Is.
TaE POEMS OF FRANK 0. TICKNOR
M go With an Introduction by Paul H. Hayns;
IN THE SCEILLINGsCOURT.a romance
from Inc German of Il. Marlilt translated b3
MIS-. a. Il. Wister; 81 60.
Mr.. fH1LLlfa' GOVERN ESS, by tho
"Dsnbury News' Man; Zoe.
A TIGHT zoe
WV A. by Mira. Forester; 5O.
THE GKACCaI, MARIUS and SULLA:
81 90.
SAMUEL JOHNSON. by Leslie Stephens;
70 cents.
Just received q full stock Of BLANK BOOKS
cheaper than ever; Lodgcrs, Blank Booke,
Journals-csp, demy and medium. Memuran-
dunn and Pass Books ell sizes
NEW BOOKS daily.
oct7 GEO T. FRENCu
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SoGsa Rount hsii Express

Mail, South yard. coaaacls 1T Go,ioasgi'ls.
with Cnos. 3 Ohio &. T.. Ea;t ana Wo,: a;
LyncLhurg connects With Atlantic, Miss. &
Ohio r, K, through ssoa:h wsss Virgins, -
Nashville, Now Oriea1! Memphis. Little ne;
and Tgxas-aad st DarVille win Redmond
Danvils Is 4 to S,u.h .nd Saltaw,i..
Ezpress SoushwLrd c1nnacts NJ Gordnnssiil'
to oil points on Chas: & Ohio. cE|. at Das';lLc,
70 aILthe South an3 .SoatkW:s!
MlXED TRAINS for Main Line lave A.
exsndria daily, oxtspt Sunday. % 4 N. All
Us p. Il, aad retlrnin. arrive 4: Alo1tl1f',
l 90 D. NJ and Us p. u.
For MANASSAS LINE laaya Wsshing:oa
I co q. IN. and Alexandria % a, NJ, daily
connecting With the Valley Road East uaI
West Leave Strasourg " - p. m arriving II!
| Alexandria ut 81 .. 10.
! MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS Ul9
1SION leaves AleSandris rasaday. T6u'si,2
and Saturday, At % u N, snd returns M:n'
| day, Wednesday AMI Friday, a. Z 30 p. N.
For hiddloburg, daily connection a. Pisin'
station
For Urpsryiila, regular connection ii Dals
! plane.
For WATERMELON, laavs Washington al
100 =. II. and 10 p. n, daily.
all trsins mske good connections, e! Hss''
inaton, to aud FROM North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington Il!
100 q. M. running through without change.
On Express train, leaving Washington at 6 ID
.. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar,
with extra charge only 81, through 10 DsnViiie,
connecting to all Scuta.
| ExcuysiOn tickets GA sulo al low ra.es t. the
celehretad R"s,-.' "t virginia add West VIZ.
Through tickets very low 70 tho South ami
Southwest.
sep l3 !. 81. RR0ADUS, g. IA
1879 GREAT 1879
| PENNSSl,SA RiJITrE
20 THE NOGTH, W EST : SoGTa W xsse
DQU aLE TEACH.
STEM aa HAIt $},E 5R4ESRER 5oENz*'
Juno 80 1879.
Trains leave Washington from depot OF Be-.
| TIM0RE s POTOMAO RAILRCAD cor
ner Of Sixth and 3 Ell Sets as follows:
For Phiiadoiphia, New York snd the East,
l.S0 p. m, daily, except Sunday. snG
H.; iG.56 ?: n daily; vita Palace Csrs. LA
n. daily, ezcep: Sunday. For PhilsdslpAis
: 56 am, except Sunday, snd go D. N. daily.
For fltlsburg andthe est IT, 30 r. r. daily. VII.
raTlo, Cars t. Pit:sbusg; 7.4D p. m. daily
With ralsce Gar to Chicago.
For Csnandnigna aud the North, 6 20 e. NJ.
sssufdss VIII Is Fsls:c jsr o sasnd sIssa'
For HstkiEs 1880 p -. daily except S7a.
day.
For baltimore, 6 %. s.s6, $40 And 1880 !. M
10y, III, iZU, b5U, 7.40 and 10. Is o. N.
Oh Sunday, 1890 q. n; g. 80. 74O and 1915
LOCAL TRAINS.
Foe Alexandra 8, liz, 8, 9, 10 and IL a.n..sui
Lilo, ., $40, 8, 600, 7, snd 1l.30 p. IN On
snndsy e. 8 a: NJ, and l.l5 and I q. n.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 800
l.l3 aoO, SO0. 10 and ii s,1A.,1 3. 40, S, 6.UG
ard p. N. snd IL night.
ID sunday ct 800 ano III O. NJ, and 90 DE.
THOUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH vi.
Quantico end Richmond, will leave Alexan.
drla St ITO a. N. daily and 80 p. m. daily,
except sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
principal railroad stations and ticket ofRco,
Southeast. L. p. WARNER,
Gonn Passenger Agent
General Manager. myl4
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~ u III Ill EH ARIA N q & ENT
~ OF
STETSFEK .NGTTaSO.
Inc steamer MATTANO, Captain WIZ. FL.
BYLEs. leaves Alexandria, from the foot of King
street. EVhRY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, al 8 o'clock a, m, for Lam D.
INGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Freigh. received at lowest rates snd hsndled
with care. For information apply to
J. BNOEhRS q CO.. ACTS, Alexa., Va.
G.. Z. JONES, Agt., 9Th ST. Whit, Wash.
Connecting every Sunday with steamer 81
Tor oil landings below Nonini Ferry. je2
-;sas OLYDE'S bTEAM LINES WEEK
HIEADGLPHIA, FALL RIVER, pROVI
p1ssrsrsH |ssAGks ltAtSNHGGrIkso ssTQ2H r,JEs
DAl and losTa Philadelphia EVERYSAT.
URpAY.
This line connects at Alexandra with tbe O.
T.. & Il. and " & o. K. Rs. and st Philsdel.
ph:s with Clydo's regular Steamships for Fall
RiVef, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptuess and cara.
!.ea of commissions.
ao charge for transfer IL Philadelpbis, and
wharfage III Boston. Quick timo Freorant
departures. Through rates and through bille
nflading given Insurance ct tha lowest rates.
Agents:
+. L. fEED, Alexandria.
WIZ. Z CLYDE & CO., Phlladeink IA.
GEO. r. HYDE, 9eor getovn, d. {;
lOHRaGN BROS, Washington.
Jan ST.
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RUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Fresh yropnd
for sale by ''Ne''eo AAu
oct II K w, AVERY 900 K;no.t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-13
PACIFIC COAST T.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
JOHNNY, 1.-THE GEEK"
A Savings Bank Circular Issued.
THE HALE AND N0RCROSS ASSESSMENT.
Arrival of the Oregon senator.
ALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Oregon senator.
SAN FRAScIsco, March IL.

SAN FRAScIsco, March IL.
The body of Johnny. 1.-THE Greek"
whom Nicholas Michaels confesses was
drowned in the course OF a fight with him
in a boat on the Bay, two weeks ago Sun
day, was found to-day off Blossom rock.
The flesh was entirely eaten off his head
and face. A cursory examination shows
no marks Of violence. A small amount of
money was found in the pockets Of the de-
ceased.
The Sacramento Savings Bank has issued
this circular, which it is sending to its GUS
toners:
DEAR SrR--I herewith beg leave to in
form you that your note OF - is due
on the - day Of --, and if the new
Constitution shall be adopted the increase
in taxation therein provided for will COM
pei the Board to materially increase its
rate Of interest on your loan or call it in.
Besides the circular to borrowers, here
tofore noted, the Sacramento Savings
Bank has also issued a circular to deposit
tors, stating that if the new Constitution
is adopted they must prepare for a reduc-
ton Of dividends. The question of taking
similar action has been mooted among the
directors Of the savings banks of this city,
but as yet nothing has been done.
The annual meeting of the Hale Il Nor.
cross Mining Company was held to-day.
Thu old Board were reelected, and ar
assessment Of ST per share was levied.
Democratic Congressman Whitaker, Of
Oregon, arrived by steamer this morning,
and o a special train to overtake yester-
days overland express, so as to reach
Washington in time for the organization Of
the House.
Rio VISTA, March 10.
The latest report from Cache Slough is
that the entire district is under water, OF
will be by tomorrow morning. The water
is running over the levee all along the
slough. There is great destruction of the
crops.
In the case of RED Nike" who has
been on trial several days, on charge OF
the murder of Ann Barry, near Lone
Mountain cemetery, the Jury this evening,
after being out a few minutes, brought in
a verdict of murder in the first degree
and recommended his Imprisonment foi
I life.
The autopsy on the body Of Johnny, 'tht
| Creek" disclosed no traces Of violence
and his death is attributed to drowning.
The "Chronicle" this morning, contained
a report Of the proceedings of the cigar
makers and dealers, in which one Rosen
thai made severe charges Of misconduct
oppression and corruption against VIM. A,
Gavitt, a special agent in the Revenue De
partment, in connection with proceedings
against parties found violating the revenue
law. To-day the Executive Committee o.
the Association met, drew up and signed
statement regulating Rosenthals charges
and asserting that Mr.. Gavitt's conduc'
has been perfectly correct and in accord
nee with his duty as a revenue official.
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NEWS NOTES

And Current Topics Gathered from
all Quarters.
A Vermonter brought o suit for twenty
five cents, and the jury awarded him
thirteen.
1t has been decided in the Iowa Courts
that a cook-stove is a wife's personal prop
erty.
Jefferson Davis has been visiting in
Vicksburg. The Herald" OF that place
says that the old man shows age, but
though by no means vigorous could hardly
be considered feeble.
The wife of a prominent physician in
Lexington, Ky, became deranged after at
tending a revival meeting, and was found
wandering six miles from home, carrying a
message from Christ to a friend.
The Topeka, Kansas, residents are able
to supply themselves with good living at
low rates. The following are the retail
prices of some articles: Eggs, ten cents per
dozen; chickens, six cents per pound; but
ter, ten cents per pound; turkeys, nine
cents per pound.
There has been a remarkable case of
constancy in England. A man who sepa-
rated from his wife thirty-five years ago
has just returned and offered to kiss and
make up" A few days prior to the offer
the wife had inherited a large estate.
Judge Hoadley, Of Cincinnati, in a
speech to the County Democratic Club,
declared for Tilden and Hendricks in 1880,
the announcement ~''bringing down the
house in a storm Of applause"
DR.. McGillicuddy, the new Indian agent
at Rec Cloud, says he has learned ir his
experience with the red men that a physi-
clan can have more influence with them
than anybody else, not excepting the
Catholic priests. When they have once
been placed under a physicians care, and
have received tangible benefit from it, they
have great respect for him.
Full cargoes Of provisions, breadstuffs
and dairy products were taken by the five
transatlantic steamers that sailed from
New York recently. The prominent fea-
lures are the falling off in grain shipments.
and the total absence Of cattle. There
was, however, an increase in the moun
Of provisions and dairy products.
From recent statistics it appears that
there are no fewer than 100 daily, weekly
and monthly journals published in the
French capital. OF these, II are devoted
to religion, 104 to Jurisprudence and ad-
ministration 1873 to commerce and finance,
% to geography and history, 139 to recrea-
ton, 81 to instruction, 80 to literature and
philology, Is to fine arts, 4 to photography,
s to architecture, Is to music, II to the
stage. 70 to fashions, 1874 to industry. 80 to
medicine, 48 to science, 29 to the army and
navy, 38 to agriculture. and "a to sport.
The number Of daily papers published in
Paris is 40, and political reviews, II.
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Ii OPINION,
As shown by the Press Of the Pa
ciGc Coast.

As shown by the Pres Of the Pa
ciGc Coast.
EASTERN on CHINESE MATTERS.
From the Sacramento Recsrd-Union.
This kind of treatment, and we must in
sist that the opinion OF the Eastern press
and public is not at all q valid ground for
doing injustice to California, though II
may be a very good ground for impeachlng
the intelligence Of those who put forward
such a plea.
TON RoBISsoS's APPOINTMENT.
From the Carson Tribune.
Thomas Robinson, member Of the Legis-
lature from Eureka, has been appointed
Land Register for the Eastern portion OF
the State. Hayes did the ''squar" thing
by Robinson. He's q brick-Robinson,
we mean.
ABNIN NOT NEEDED
From the Alta California.
The Reno Gazette" talked itself out OF
breath on the question OF greater protec-
ton against fire. The warning was not
needed. People will learn after u while to
believe the papers-some papers, that is.
WHAT WE MUST DO.
From the Silver State. .
The two great political parties are to-day
divided only in name, the great bone OF
contention being the spoils of Office. To
secure the spoils, in the present evenly
balanced condition of parties, the vote OF the
Pacific States is an important factor, and
if the people are true to themselves, and
make the restriction Of Chinese immigra-
ton the paramount consideration they can
force one or the other of the great parties
to unite with them aud thus secure the alb
rogation of the Burlingame treaty, which,
since Hayes has decided in favor of the
Chinaman, is the only practicable method
Of suppressing the influx Of Asiatics to this
coast.
GIVE US A NARRow-GAUGE.
From the Virginia Chronicle.
Such a road would settle the matter Of
fares and freights much more speedily and
satisfactorily than the best Of legislation,
and as u experiment teaches us that there
is every reason why the people of Storey
county should take kindly to the narrow
gauge project and hope that it will bt
speedily put into execution.
AN APPROPRIATE NAME.
From the Virginia Chronicle.
Looking back over the past six weeks,
and remembering the manner in which
a considerable part of the population
Of Eureka got upon all fonrs ant
barked when Edgar Mills babe it, the de
scriptive title Of Base Range, as applied tt
that part Of the State, gains in appropriate
ness.
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= STEP.

Thu Democrats IN the last Congress, by
their aggressive and determined efforts in
behalf Of the right. have succeeded in
placing their party in a position to COM
mand the respect Of the country. 1t was
resolved by the Democratic House that
henceforth elections in this country should
be free from the intervention Of armed
soldiers, and that ballot-boxcs should no
longer be at the mercy of bands Of Fed
eral Supervisors, selected to manufacture
victories for the Republican party. In
other words, it was agreed that the in
famous political machinery set in operation
by the Republican party, to secure Its own
p~erpetuation, should DO swept from the
statutes. Clauses. seeking this end, were
attached TO two Of the most important APP
preparation bills-tle Army, and the Leg
i~slative, Executive and Judicial-and a
Republican Senate was asked to decide
whether 1t would submit to the wiping out
of its odious legislation, or sacrifice the
Appropriation bills. True to tbe'r instincts,
the Republican leaders clahlg to their po-
litical MISUNDERSTANDING full well their
value-and, per consequence, we are to
have an extra session Of Congress on the
18th. The new Congress will meet and
adjourn, and when it adjourns there will
be no Jurors test oath, no soldiers to vex
electors at the polls, and no voice of the
Federal Supervisor, at five dollars a day,
heard in the land. OF course the Republic
can organs will denounce as revolutionary
the conduct OF the Congress just closed;
will predict direful results, and will make
. disagreeable noise in the political wilder
ness, but the fact will remain that the
Democratic party has been once more
unified and inspired with hope. Its repre-
sentatives have shown something Of the
spirit and fire which should actuate the
leaders OF a naturally brave and honest or
ganization. 1t has seen its old enemy
bound and gagged in the halls Of legisla-
ton. 1t will see in three weeks the Re-
publican party shorn Of the power which
it has cruelty sat up by tyrannical meanst
divert the will OF the people, and thus in
spired and rejuvenated, it will go into the
next battle with vim and ardor.
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER CT Fl ESTATE OF P. P.
Buad. deceased Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned. administrator of the said es-
tate, to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO exhibit
months after the first publication OF this no.
tice, to the said Administrator at the Parker
House, in the town of Eureka, Nevada.
d. B. BUDD,
Administrator of the estate of p. P. Budd. de-
ceased.
C. J. LANSING, Attorney for Administrator.
Eureka, March 10, 1879. mar1l 5w
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70 E w S.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL. |
The Apprehended Catastrophe.
A NUMBER OF PEOPLE BURlED 0,
Great Excitement at Pcsth.
Great Excitement at Pcsth.

SzEaEDIN, March IL.
The catastrophe for some days appre-
hended, occurred this morning. Aided by
a gale, the water broke through the dam
and rushed in broad streams towards the
town. The inhabitants are fleeing. The
synagogue has fallen, burying a number Of
people who had sought refuge in it.
PEsTH, March ~.
The greatest excitement is caused by the
Szegedin disaster.
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NOTICE.

HAvING SOLD OUT MY BUSINESS IN
III the Exchange Restaurant, at the corner
of Main and Clark streets. I intend closing out
the business this Tuesday evening. and re-
quest all persons indebted to me to make pay
mept, and persons having bills against me will
present them for payment.
MRS. LOUISA HIGLEY.
Eureka, March 10. 1879. marl1 1w
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Notice to Miners and Contractor
To the Public.

DROFESSOR II. c.. RIxEN, WHO FOR
i many years has been a student of Astrol-
ogy.i is now ready to receive patrons, to tell
their fortunes, and to inform them under what
planets they were born. under which condi-
tons their life and fortune are destined. As
the Professor does not wish TO deliver his rev.
Citations to anyone hastily, and is very DESTROYS
to give entire satisfaction, early calls are s,li-
cited. Office hours from . A. NJ. TO IL NJ, and
from 2 to 8 P. NJ. up stairs, on the west side Of
North Buel street.
Eureka, February ~, 1873. feh28 II
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A CONTRACT WILL BE z TO SINK
IA one hundred and fifty feet OF an incline
shaft on the Bald Eagle mine. Bids will be
received mp to Saturday, March Is, at 6 o'clock
Pm. The Company reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids. Apply to SAM COOPER,
at Wells, Fargo Il Co. s office.
Eureka, March IL, 1879. mar12 I'd