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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-12
Iosr- sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

r OST, SATURDAY EVENING, between
i 4 seventh and Broad and Laurel ana nsrT
streets. n BUNDLk CONTAINING A NEW SUI
OsCLOTHES. The finder VIII be suitably reWhru-
ed nv taying II at Sauer's Hotel, 703 Biosd street.
jy l2-lts
NOTICE. shall apply TO the Board OF
~ directors Of the Richmond and psnyli,r hai'
road COMPANY for the RENEWAL OF CERTlFi-
GATE No 1890. dated Drctmber Ia, lsb Tor
one share of stock In said company standing IN my
name the original having been LOST Or iDlsianu,
my IA lawZm 6EORUE - MA iLhi'
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BARNS NEAR RICH MON ID
FOR SALE.

l25 ACRES. fine improvements, large dwelling
TWO miles from city.
81 ACRES. good dwelling and orchard; four miles
from city.
% ACRES, neat cottage, pretty grove; in full view
Of city.
80 ACRES. fine new house, Mansard roof; near
FAIR Ground.
2s ACRES, with large, fine productive vineyard ;
near The CITY.
1 ACRES. excellent blick dwelling, splendid cak
grove. one mile from city,
20 ACRES, beautiful grove, nice cottage Two miles
west IF cltv.
so A,HE> framed dwelling: one mile from city.
81 ACRES, ordinary improvements; one mile Ifoh
cry tnOrE).
l3S ACRES. small dwelling five miles from c'iv.
~ ACRES, good buildings; nYe miles from cry
(Wtsi). ,e.,..
from city. H.,
20 ACRES. new buildings one mile from ciy'
so ACRES cottage house; four miles wts, al CITY,
CHAFFlN. SLAP r. Co.
l.. a. l. rl.t,u ~ | nnrIh 1cnih sirret.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THAT NEW BRIl X o..
II STORE AND DWELLING on Broad 81
street bet wten Graham and Hancock. 49,
FOR RENT. those TWO NEW BRICK STORES,
with DWELLINGS attached, on Louisiana street.
Rockets. ,o.,,,- ,,,,.r, ,>,,.
FOR RENT. that detached BRICK DWELLING
corner Twenty-fOurth aud Marshall streets, con-
tainin1 FIVE rooms. - 49,.
FOR RENT. that nice BRICK DWELLING cor
ncr of Twenty.third and VI. street, containing
seven rooms, and large lot atta' he'd.
For terms apply 10 SlTION tp''
iv o FMSW HOS Nam street.
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Personal.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVE THAT
~ THE UNDERSIGNED have Guly qualified -
expcutrlx aud executor of the last VIII OF JOSEPH
p WINSTON. deceased. All persons holding claims
against the dccrdent'S estate will please present
them AT Onre tor payment All persons indebted
to said estate will please make prompt settlement
of their debts. LEILA WlNSION.
DONALD WINSTON,
Fxecurrlx and executor Of j. L. WINsToA. decd.
N
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A NCHOR LINE.
GRocrKiE> AND IIoUoH>.

GUNNER WINES-NEEl LOW.
WFRNFE'S AMERICkN CHAMPAIGN
FRFNC II and AMERICAN CLNEtl~
SWEPT .ul DRY ,NTAMBA
HOOK. TOkAN. ANGELICA. ana I'\Ef
WINE,
CHERRY BOUNCE,
WINE, aud EEA\Hl.>.
te19 CHRISTIAN 4 NlNlt>
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to eS per ream, at
~ ~ Observation-Disclosures,
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10 THE PATRONS OLE THE FIRM OLE

7 T
/ JOSEPH p. WINSTON & CO.-YOu are merely
notified that Mr. JOSEPH L. WINSTON, who wa,
doing business under above styht. I'm the city OF
Richmond has departed this life. and we have quail
led a. his p.rSona representatives. We viii close
out the STOCK OF GOODS now on hand consisting
of GROCERIES, LIQUORS. and TOBACCO SUP
PLIES. &c, AT REDUCED PRICES, 50 as 10 wind
M The business. Persons indebted To The said con-
Germ will please make prompt settlement with our
agent. Mr.. join &. >INIoE. who Is authorized 10
se the stock and collect all tile debts due 10 said
bnsiurss LEILA WlN>TON,
DONALD WINSTON,
Fxe"utrix and executor Of j. +. Winston.
~ lO-2aw2W
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pOSTpONFNTNT.

POSTPONEMENT
The above sale Is postponed 10 TUESDAY, 9Th
al I o o'clock. JAS. MACDOt"ALL'
is l2-Zt Auctonctf,
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nor RENT. BRICK HOUSE ON "a
IL Twentieth street between Broad and Grace ILL
seven rooms kitchen four rooms; stable and car
Also. FOR SALE, one TOP-BUGGY and SPRING
DRAY CYRUS BOSSIEIX,
~ 7-eOd3iN SoOcbOe SIP.
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Ijy Frank j. sampson

Nv Frank y. SdIHIHUH' =.
peo, Fsfate Agent, AuctiOpeer. and Notary Puohc'
Office In old Bank building, Manchester va
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IgGTNIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY, JtMf>-
RIVER LINE.
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ONLY soc. To NAl-LANplNG,
ONLY $3.50 To Old POINT or N0i.f1Ih.
Only 500 TO OLD POINT 90. NORFOLK
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THE COURTS.
DFCISIONS-UARCu 27.

Snreae Cont Chambers-By Judge DOnohue-
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Hairold Company agt ,ne
or tic Ninth " Railroad Company aet the hayor ETC
orders Granted eonilnn,nt H. % Issn Tn tb mat
ter Of Lord.Moton denied. Connolly lgi tgIholy NO
GSR fs9s wSnt cots see '"nu'' 's
By Judge Lawrencc-Pauzerbreter art waydell-The A.
1fy OF the senogaphe seems To PM lh
in this motion beyond AL not ana motion TO resetle e
a,t NevYoTk ana staten Island Ferry COMPANY 81
" y Rept 80 and The Atlantic Dock company at libby 70
~ ~ p % sstn tg p On t5Sen Ty aWsn1e must
therefore be COM ued the $40, tho amount re-
In by ason Of The MI cement BY the
defendants In M matter Of Ben9eer In me mater OF
Ter Of Befncmc in the matter Weber In the matter Of
Well in the matter Of Godenbere IN tho matter Of Hariy
IN ne matter Er'D Iau sgt HbbanI
In the matter OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Circuit oTt by Judge Lawrencet Allison and others
agt. AbendrohThe motion 10 spone the uaI OF cause
Ci5@it-l'gi II-Rv Juds, pononue Essential and an
C,rcr,t-IaTf HI-By Judge ponohuc Rich agt Solomon
and another Notion denied see menoranlum.
Common PIeas-SOcGGi 1erm-Bv Judge Larrcmorc.
-L'ober and another got kavanaehC onpaint dIsns e
distribution ordered N miiter o. the ma accounting of
iI"nirrcn 80, Urncers,n. In accounting Of aud
Other; in re ap lclion Of kotz; in TO Baer In re-
Ferma9 ec ho,sari shiw-App teton, granted. In tie
!" nv judge Van iossen-caady ag. Bernstein-order
iIGrine Court Clqmbers-By Judge McAdam.-
lehman act IIos1uau Wood act. Kohner: NicnOls agt
boa wag and seventh Avenue Railroad Company Grand
enwz aei Malhan Kern lgt oheahan; "o'tmann; En-
ncr; Fdcy ag Noodle: Chase agt Inhersti Lewis agt.
Walsh Dayi isnnDrci-Ons Hiru IhYSnn ael
Miller granted Goldsmith aGf. solomon; DoOsun
agt B,wc.-Ordcis sctled ScAmuck act Ieporn JUG
fucuf or plaintiff savage NagurS-Ati 10 con
firued pub administration see section l51 81 New
Code a. amended man ag Irog"-ser JON dEt III
lap Hammond act Aliya-o Morris agt fuic' Iar"h
All lara Aiacaulev Peck Wymau apt Letter. shea
AT Iignuon Yard agt Van Pcl.- judgments Med kned
Ter ag oS berger. PENDANT put IN cusi'dy Of counsel
(ausolu at cub,g Judgment lor pltluiH tIt<
Kappcs AT lotion denied without costs GALWAY
orf terIn .i
at y. Richardson agf. '-1-ar iu77iI Omnahf- =
u0uled Duu-cth 1gt uldcman Arrest
yacalo Ne rlu agf. Ke bar. Five per rtut allowance
granted. Lips agt ihOmls0l ~a1oI1ri a.i Robins u
Tried Judgments fled man agt Kcl uo!I.-D Defendant
IL ..LLr l,nnh Inn hnudN l N. u
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BAD USE OF Il MATCH BOX.

The liquor store at Tenih-ave. and Thirty
sixth-st. SATURDAY night the Of
quarrel, in which Francis Merkel. age
twenty-five years, OF No $50 West Thirty
sixth-st, struck Jacob German. age thirty years,
OF No 44l West ThTtysxb ST., tine left eye a
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ytCARIOls SACRIFICES.

The Rev. Vsllsans 1cRtnleyst The Church Of Christian En-
dedpOT.
The Rev. William Mckinley. the new pastor
sf the Church of Christian EndeayOr In Brooklyn yes
terday morning preached q sermon on the doe
trine OF yicarious sacrifice. He took ms text
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FERDINAND FRAUD.
BENZ. +. HANIERRE.
DAVID WIT ORE.
CHARLES PLACE.
HENRY T.. WEST,
Committee on supplies.
New York. March "a. 1880

~ :
rI'HE LONG BRANCH OCEAN PIER co.
i VIII receive proposals Tor steamboat. run between
New York ana Long Branch also bcwe Long
Branch C0neg Island. Ockaway Newark aud ohcr places
the uer now being cxtrncd 200 feet VIII provided
ma improved and complete iAl lcs the
ing large the embarkng and dschgng pas
scngcrs ind freght
Proposals viii also be received from r. p0usb parties
segaTs cana soda irut and othcr privileges tho
pier. Apply OF before Ann TO- WM. OrlMANN.
Chairman Executive Commit g.,
Fulton Market y. Y.
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large marble matchbox Germans ssml WIS iao-
tuIed. The police sent him to Tie Roosevelt hospital
and arrested McrkCi.
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GUNNER Resorts.

Junfner hRS0rI9.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
TO ATLANTIC CRY.
ONLY o. Gil NNGE OF CARS.
at Minslow JuuctlOn
LEAVE NETWORK. FOOT LIBrEEN-Sr. Ills IN.
Arrive 1t Atlantic Cuy. O3 p. IN.
Leave Atlantic Ciiy (Cam. nj Atlantic H. r.. a. IN
Arrive Al Ncw FORK 1888 p.
FARE: New.lork and Atlantic Ciiy n xcnr.op -'-' 20
For further Informal on apply ticket office. loot Of Lii
crty-st, OF TO II. T. BALDWIN, Con. Pass. AGENT
ll9 Iibcrfy-st.. y. Y.
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Amu5e neut5.

WALES SECOND POPULAR CHECKER
40 HALL SERIES Of EyETlN 80 and MATINEE
ENTERTAINMENTS -
EASTER MONDAY uonight. March - r. MIR.
CHARLES ROBERTS. JRs and the NEA YORK PH IL
HARMON re- CLU the following choice programme OF
POPULAR Music aud Readings WEDDING MARCH"
HUNGARIAN DANCL-." FLU ~ SOLO "ENENING
SONG" TURKISH MARCH" "FRANMFREI" CAV
OTrE" &c" rrnd .get by thr PHlLUARMONIC CIT b.
MAN Cues r0CnURcH" VIRGINIA MI srIYERS
HORSE" THE Pas IONS" &c. ORGAN REC TIA.
TfONS by Mr.. JON NsToN April =. $50 p M Mr..
~ NDENHOFF MI HENRY GAIT. and Nh WALTER
u. ZIONIST y. ApTi T. 3 % u. MI SIDNEY WOOL
LETT. assisted by Vocal aud Instrumental Music SATUR-
DAY. April 10. $50 2. IA The lannon's YOUNG APOLLO
CLUR 70 men and BOYS, MI ALFRED J. NIGHT, Miss
FLOKENCk AULD and WALTER H. OHN~tuN, organ.
i, April 10 .. m--A TITO VI american umOrStS. Mr..
A. p. BURBA Is MI W. \ ANDREWS and Mr. JOSH
BILLINGS. Apul 23, p. m tho CHA lrERlONBOlIRER
GRAND CONClRI CONVERSATIONS ANA Miss Jl~~lE
tOTruOUI, Eocutioui-t April 26 $3.50 The 80 New
York Miniature Oprra com any' In 'Pnaoie' with ap.
pronriao costumes ana scenery. Each entetta:nmcut
preceded by organ Eecha. ~ popular music bv 1r
Waller r. Johnston. ornist Course tcgeS resrryrn only
-iuse tickets. sc fJc. aud ~ AT : hu'ciths lasO
prurammesl, No. 23 UuioI.sqlafe.
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Dropo5IlS.
PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS.
i OFtIcE OF >tTElyI-tNG AKcuIrcI.
nm.

II
rnr,srR Drr,.INENT
u m on he ah y OF Ap $50 i'ra IN labor an mat
rails rquir.d Tor gscayatnE ing c'ncrrung que ara
Barge oe at New Ok in accor incc win draw ne' ana
ap cation At this ofice or the Ollie" 81 ihr >u
penn'cnacnt JAS. @. il III;
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- The Office ~ tne Cor OF The Board Of tdncaton cornc-
fim-st- uu THUr-day, Aprti -. l- a. a. D.
neo" o ia' HI Nv for ins Ten iho. nj
NOUO IONS of cod or ant 'gh hundred au nfty
ne hst n i,i, nt 6 az. tu-r,c, CO.. slow aod nm
siO pounds ID the ton and mr- b. delivered inc
hn- Of ihe several school building. an In such
gu inilti,s CURED ny tho committee on -upUhcs.
tn" propose Is ri STATE the ninc- lron which % Is pro
thousa1d two hundred and forty e., go, pounds.
ab"u; a. follow. w fish thousand one INN red ,lGD
size three hundred AZ hfy 0 tons OF egg size and six
h1ndre e,,o TOM o. nu sze. ,, ,,, ,, ,, , ,
,han ,hrSs lo7I i'nS IN po ~'' p' l mo 80
lssil,N NIIPi.lt .lI n|' - o. ~ a. .. =, l
both oak aud pine wood and 10 me price y cr per load for
OF oak wood b. split oniy IS r'qnr by hc committee On
supplies Tho wood viii De Inspected 81 measured under
the -uperyiIoY II the ln-pec or ~ Frc = Oru Of du
ana must be delivered ~ me schools asf blows Two
~ d. OF the quantity required from me OF SH g." the
18Th q" sept and the required lay tho Com
del'eIol 7i"rd dhn wirh rlu'u .l'' IN mus. hc r'd
In the yar cellars 'auit~ or bins ~ ~" school bnihne-
for suppl ing said col AMI w'"'t u b9ng until me
Of he conJfct win be qnrei ana each poao,I isi toe
accompanied by the gnatnr aud residence tho Proposed
sreu. No cOmpen-ation will be allowed for delivering aid
coal and wood al Of the schools nor for ng png
the same IN The Va. IS cellar, y;et,or BINS Of d 4chol-
the Board Of ucaton ana snoud be niorscd Proposals
The Committee reserve the right 10 roget any or all propo
Heis looci'o" 800,
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Gfrnrelon5.
iionr0 di0 H0om5

West Slds.
A SUPERB LOCALITY, 1873 57th-st
N. roarGthave.. u HOld pleasant Rooms fir zen
tIcmon a 10 second floor private bath furnished or IN
furnished, permanent rangcrputs American family
adults table AM reference ultXcep nOnabe.
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY Will let, with
~ their back paror irresponsible piy sclIn
references. . WC.i 30thaL
NHOlCE of nicely furnished front rooms near
~ elevated station FIRST lass hotels and restaurants June
ton Broadway aud 4zds $50 ave, opposite Ro'smoIe.
DARiILS suffering with mental or nervous
1 disease 0pd good board ana proper attention In
private family Address EXPERIENCE, Tribune Uptown
Gnice, l4a9 broadway.
CMALL private American family will let
- neat tun-h room, gentlemen only without
board ali uences; hot aud old water Sc house and
furniture nIst-class 30 West 3gtrst
HOTH-ST, 3I4 WEST.-Pleasant rooms
80 with nrst-class board terms moderate references
g.lS MADISONANE., northwest corner
sbsb 3st-st. an apartment. elegantly furnished, TO
let from May !, with private table Ouiy.
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NNrAILACKN. Opens $50; begins at =.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr. T. STER WALLACk.
MONDAY. March 30
Production ~ Boucicaulrs standard comedy OF
nm HEADS AND NOtNG HEARTS
1tyti1 Ia rrasaf fnf

IrTTLETON'S CHAMBERS IN TIE TEMPLE.
Acts H., Ill and ~.
DnAWISG ROOMS AT THE EARL OF POMPION'S.
Act Y.
Exterior OF "GIICZ EF LODGE"
In active preparation,
Mrs Inchhads line comedy Of
TO MARRY OK NOT 10 MARRY.
The rlav VIII De produced with
New and picturesque Scenery, Elegant Costumes.
handsome and Appropriate furniture and APPOINTMENT s.
THE CAST.
SIR CSNfIN MDRrLAND.. ...... MT. LESTER WALLACE
Other characters by
Messrs. JOHN GILBERT
HARRY BECKETT
G.. r. EDWIN,
Miss STELLA BONIFACE, Mime. PONISi, &c.
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NASH-DiamOuds. Watches jcwrly and sill
v vcfwarc Bought and sold back at u small advance.
GEO. C. ALLEN. ll"o broadway. near 29th st
CTFAM ONTHf ERIE ANM.-TIIE NEW
y YORK STEAM CABLE TOW I.G COMPANY. having
purchased property ~ the Fulton Towing Company
Inc company lying boatmcn with animal pNer on
Tins spring canal boats and from Bufalo Owego
iLd Troy.
Animal power will used the canal between Rochester
until equipped with the cable system. 1t Il
Whole line II t" canal animal power the
spnresf level. aud q the locks Wire rOnc made
be- canal when open for navigation extending tho
cahl, n IA dorchester, 70 syracuse
The charge for towing will be- 20 cents milo the same
by animal power 20 Witch prce special contracts be
made he vnoe season Of navigation thus assuring boat
uniform cot OF tnWagc
The viii be about miles pcr hour until boaimen
accustomed 10 handling boats At thus great Increase
the speed 10y animal power.
TO facilitate the steering ni canal boats towcd together In
long t1w, Y the cable -icm Oa owners slod substitute
wheel for the tct, II rs, nnd requiring
haf hours time 10 do o buy at small coat 1niron
shackng bar, accorinV 10 the form ' COMPANY ndops
best Simplest and cheapest Tho General ~uperu endnt
o the Company VIII supply Information icdlfe 10 these h|
piauCo..
The COMPANY sold the patronage n all whose business
connected With pertain To the Lrc anal
viii receive tht adj tOn prnhi ~ Increased speed
cost animal power and th"ut additional cost
utilize The best form ~ fr moving canal boats
changing their
passing the Tow line 20 cable tow boat
The anima on The tow path.
who shall iuiurc or disturb the cable
which TINS Company On the canal detan emhnrrass
the bon- using the cnb' tOwed thereby Will incur
penalty Of the law nd be- idhc 10 fine and imprisonment
proyd,d In section Of chapter 20 oi The laws OF lsl0
EMERSON FOOTE. President
MADISON NJ. CALLER Gem Supt.
NcW-Nork 2dth March. l-SO
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Donr0 nu0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
At 50 IRVING PLACE.-FurnisHcd rooms
4 Tor -onurm.n .c.rnc's.
HANDS NELLY furnished rooms. with good
uo.tdior AuI r, or ecHt '.ni references lUi tist
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. On
~ -uic; sucy ll iari tables r'w1a"un; hr:i gas
font Placement or rh -olan th"wn today No 2"l -da'c
DHY>ICIAN'S OFFICE to 'rt; furnished or
! uutu.nl-led occupied hy phv-ciln for years;
rre r,us w.fcr etc. frqu.rr lt- -5d--t opposite
Co.r ec Of fh. .cin' and SURGEONS
Two or FOUR GENTLEMEN desiring ST.
ptfort n.n.. "l D. or without ho'ri near ihc Park J.
Broadway.
u = to - per week; single and family rooms
fp'I VITA board transient from ~ per day TAD board
way. Having r.rru h"-' I'D Wi u' D." t'i"l' we by
largely ny Na'' -i h'I'' onf "Ntr't'i"A y 200" rI'r'
%GRAMERCY PARK-Elc-aut ~u {, of rooms.
gle With board.
IE EAST 130rH-ST.-rlca-Aut furnished
~ rom. for g"1ilomcn
BOARD and Rooms Wantol
4 GENTLEMAN having fine furniture COM
y PLEIE for haf ~ Sven would arrange with
refined parc- or 49, u.e IA cx anso for sa room and
once. l25- BroId"ay.
above Of-t inG bot 81 Madison ave.
Address II H.. Tribune upown onico i.-5s broadway.
Country Board.
GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL. y. Y.-Ilousc
u now open; so acres ground "a. water wood ircs.
fresh vegetables mix carriages. stages &c on place
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miscellaneous.

BRUSHES of every description ut 3l5 Pearl
ID st. opposite P,ck,iD all ari.c .- AZ lowest prc's.
join h hOPPEL. Manufa turcr ami Importer
DOYS' and misses winding watches.
ID - 90 ~ ard $40. GEORGE G. ALLEN l.l9O Broad.
way 2itn-st
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gotels

VNHE TRAYMORE,
Il SEA END. fLGINDISANE,
Alta NTiC ttl y, y J.
Heated throughout Gas In al Tho r0Oms.
omen permanently VI T. HOPES
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NASH-Diamoud- Watches jcwelly and sill
" vctwarc bought and sold back at small advance
GEO. G.. ALLEN. l.l9O broadway near 2gth st
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MADE-UP LACE GOODS.
Broadway & 10th-St.
An1usements.

A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
"A Every evening al :. saturday matinees at 2,
IOTTA.
Eyenings-LIrrLE DETECTIVE.
MatiueeS " SEIlE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

MOUNTAINLODG NO. -. Il. 0. o. f.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
M Odd Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. All
members of the order. in good standing, are in.
vited to attend. r. J. DOAk, N. @.
JAS. W. SMITH, Secretary.
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DR.. M. ROCKMAN.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
i Office at the International Hotel.
Eureka, Nov. 10, 1879. nl6-h
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NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE IN THE EAST.
~ have appointed Mr.. j. s. whitton as my
agent, who has full power to transact any and
al, business for me j. II. ALDERSON
Eureka, New, January 1880. ian7 Sm
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RED MEN.

VIyINNEMUCCA TRIBE, NO. 9. IMPROVED
w Order of Red Men, hold regular conn.,
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep of every
seven suns, at the seventh run, thirtieth breath.
braves. warriors and chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet in council
R. NJ. BEATTY, Sachem.
MAX JAcoBs, Chief of Record. al
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SOCIETIES..
BULLION ENCAMpMENr NO. 10,

"OLDS REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
III Third MONDAYS of each month. at
IN O'Clock p. NJ, at Odd Fellows Building.
sojourning Patriarcho are invited to attend.
BEN. G. LEVY, @. P.
9. D. HENRY, Scribe. je4n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28
AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

VNHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
in regsrd to the Union, can obtain the same by
applying to the Secretary, al Armory Hall, be.
tween the hours of and O'Clock p NJ, daily
A. C. BISHOP, President.
A. II. CAMPBELL, Secretary. ap17-n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

ATTENTION. EvERYBODYs
Having purchased the entire interest OF
w. HI. Clark's Mercantile rtuuaue 60.
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
AZ Prices ~ Low A. the Lowest.
By prompt attention to business sccommo.
dating clerks, good goods, low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and he satismed.
F.w. CLUTE.
Eureka. September i, 1879. a
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
and
Estey Organs.

sherman, Hyde Co.. Ban Francisco. Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos. by all great musicians. are con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano in life time, therefore
get the best, the best IL the chcspest, sl.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhon. Local Agent, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. =, TX. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Nl month, at 80 O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
Ali Broti er Knights, in good standing, are
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
G. L. BROY, @. @
H. B. MCKEE K. of r. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

II you have . hne or complicated wate.
clock, music box, an automaton singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece Of
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker, one door
north of Meyers Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac.
tion or positively no charge. %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

". P. HASKELL has been appointed agent
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines for
Eureka county. large invoice of machines
and fixtures has just arrived. These are the
only genuine Singer Machines now offered for
sale In this market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

Watches, Jewelry and Clocks ne
paired.
If you want to have your watches and Jew.
elry repaired in . workmanlike manner, 70 to
2. Steler's jewelry store, two doors above the
White Pine County Bank, Main street. All
work warranted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

DIX ]. K. N. UWEN,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ell.
Il reka, Nevada. Office in Clsrk's Building,
corner of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28

Watches and Jewelry.
If you want your fine watches repaired In
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time go to Strsus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. les
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-26
Cincinnati Convention.

This convention assembled and or
ganized last Tuesday.
At the time of assembling the most
prominent candidates in the field
were Hancock, Bayard, Field, Nor
risou, Thurman. Hendricks. Tilden.
Payne, and Jewett, and their chances
seemed to be about in the order we
have placed them
From the boats which came down
Thursday night we learn thai word
had been received that WINFIELD ;.
Hancock, of Pennsylvania, had re.
ceived the nomination for President
The candidate for Vice President
had not been determined upon.