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FOR THE ARCTIC.


Search OF tho P0lArlRA
NEW YonK, June 14.-Tho steamer T1greas
sailed this evening from the Nayy-Yard on her
voyage in search OF the Polnris. During tho
morning supply Of coal and wntor Was taken
aboard, and In tho afternoon n quantity
Of olothing md baggage was plaoed on tho
steamer. 1t o'clock the TigrosH cast loose
from her mooringe, and hoadod up stream. The
mon on tho receiving ship Vermont and tho cor
after cheer WAS heard from both crows, returned
with hearty good will from the decks ard rig
ging OF tteHigress. Tho oxpoditionnry vessel
then BtoaqW slowly in tho direction Of Hell
Gate. Ah'a6e passed tho Government batto1y
one fafowell hAot was fired. Tbs Tigress then
steadily steamed along tho East River, acoompa-
Mod by tho navy tug Uatalpn, on board of which
were Mrs. Greer, wife Of Capt. 0roor, HRS. Capt.
Chandler, aud several othor 1hdies Many ladies'
and children watched tho vessel from the Navy
Yard dock until ahe Vas out Of sight.
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Tho Yalo College Exploring Party.-1n-
tereSttflK Diacoycrios.
Fonr MoPnEHsoN, Neb., July 14.-Prof.
Marsh aud the Yale exploring party returned
bore to-day from tho Niobrara Kiver, whore thoy
hayo spent the last month III geological invostl-
gations. The trip was successful, and many iu-
and extinct animala were found, and among
them asyoral foBsil horses, ca1nelB. aud 1hi-
nooeroBes. The party are oil vol, and will start
tomorrow for Fort Dridgor, Wyoming, to explore
the Uintah Mountain country.
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exception Of n nstmbcr OF letters and articles Of
tho docoaRo1, found in hor possogaion, woro Hont
to JAIL Tho which, rookotbook, rings, soals,
eso, woro handod oyor to tho DlHtriot ATTORNEY,
trial, howoyer,. will not tako plaoo Il, tlroo
months, as 1t Will bo 8optombor bofore tho noxt
Grand Jury will bo o,npanood.
Mah pnlm, tho nfIinncod Of Goodrich, hnd a
long intnrviow with tho murdoresn to-1ny,
Tho dotoctivo, Miss Handy, Ia still In search
Of Roscoe. u Is also Luootto Myers.
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within 1t. Two hundred tlonaand dollars
in warrants lnyo hlrondy already
since tho County Court appointed = committee
to investigate tho work dono and tho affaira Of
tho road, which committee mado report against
tho Company. md to-day the County conrt, by
yoto Of 10 to L, refused to Issue any moro war
rants, on tho gronud that tho money voted BY
tho county lad boon uBod outsido Of It, and
In violation OF tho original CONTRACT. It IL nn-
dorBtood tho Company will bring suit for tho
romaindnr of thu h1nila.
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Movements of Troopa.-Exocutiono OF

CoW-ThieY by a nIDb.
SAN FnANc1sco, July 14.-Arizona dates to
July are at hand. Orders were iaBuod for the
abandonment OF camps ut Aualpi, Roale
Springs, and Date Croek. The troops will bo
employed constructing o telegraph.
ano Tauado was arrested for stealing COW,
taken before Justice Of tho Poaco, and re-
1nanlod to jail. An excited crowd took Tisnado
out Of Jail and hanged him. He WAS implicated
in tho recent Griffin murder.
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Special Nsqateh ;: e Ths Chicago !. 1tiDnnt. r
wns struck by lightning and instantly killed at
Adel yesterday morning, while walking i'll her
garden. A little granddaughter who was with
her, waa struck on tho shoulder, burning ller
down to ler feet on the right side, mud rendering
neoesuary the amputatiou Of some Of her toes.
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49, 8p4tfal Dttpatoh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 14.---TAs dormhn papers Of
this city publish call for Convention Of Ger
man Editors and Publishers OF Wisconsin at
Msn1toNoo on tho 80th and alst OF next month.
The gathering has no political algnihosnco, ~
mud mutual interchange Of vfowB toward tho elo-
vatlon OF jo1rnaliam Ia the State.
ksw. Youa, duly. 144Flfmbe1s Qf tAe Amozi.
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oan Pross Association, bolng dissatisfied With its
management, mot In tho Manhattan Club House
this afternoon and Btnrtod tho National pross
Association. Tho former Is o1pccsod to do for
want Of patronage, and all trouble by THIS doyco
Is avoided. The movcmont waH worry unanimous.
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FIRE IN THE PALMER HOUSE..

Tho alarm Of fro from Box al at q o'clock this
morning was caused by Bmall fire on the roof
Of the Palmer House, on State atroot, near the
Monroe street side. It is supposed TO hayo boen
started by t!nkor's furnace. 1t was spoodly
extingNisl1el.
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RICHMOND, July l4.-1n Clarke County Court
today, Lycurgus end Oscar Little wore indicted
Ing arraigned plead not guilty. This is tho af
fray which occurred near Wiuchenter on the 9Th
OF July, in which several of tho brothers Little
were ongagod, two OF them and their mother be-
ing wounded and ono killed,
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Ypeefal Dfspateh 10 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
PEoniA, ILL.,, July IA report IL current that
Nothing @ 1 poatiye Is known now abous tho nasure ii
the disease, and 1t hss no doubt boon called
cholera, whore nothing more exinted than tho
oldlnary complaints. The city hAs been djsln"
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SPRINGFIELD, A1aaH July 14.-rreparatlons
ire complete for tho intercollegiate regatta. a
single soull raco botweon Ellis, Ward, aud Big
lin comes off Tuesday afternoon, Tho first
ball mitch batweon tho Harvard and
Brown freshmen the eamo afternoon.
On Wednesday the BoHton and Athletic
Clubs play gano i'll their cha,npion series, and
9 two-nilo seunS lnateh will .sko place between
Swift, Of Yale /; DNttou. Of Cornell, and Hirsche,
Of Amhorat, Thursday morning.
Tho Harvard and brown Freshmen play a
Hocond game Of bull, followed by d foot race be-
tween Lawrence, Of Dartmouth Benton, Of
Amherst Phillipg, Of Corncll; Bowie, Of tho
McGill University Of Caua1a, and 8hean, Of
Harvard.
The freshmen boar race, throo mi1oH straight
away, in which Amherst, Haryard, and Yalo will
race, iu which Anherst, Agricultural, Dowdoin,
Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Trinity,
Wesleyan, Williams, and Yalo will contest, will
take piace ut 4 o'clock 4 regatta ball compli-
montary to t4o crews will take place at tho Oily
Hall in tho oveuing.
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MARRIAGES.


MAHTINE-NYH-AtW White Plains, N. X. Thursday.
July TO- ~ tbs rtytdancs nl the lato e. H. Mitohy1 ~
tha Rev. r. Cletk Stese. btuphen H. MARITIME aud Kao
CLARK NJo, Of Chicago.
LuNT:-GOQDWIN--A Grace Church. July H. b. tho
Itos G1lnt0n 1ocke D, D., Mr.. Ohnsloa 4. Lunt aud
hlish Fannie 3oodxin. M cards.
E4' New York City papers p1oaae copy.
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Nuw YoRK, July 14.---Arrived-
Egypt, Ocoanio, Wisconsin, and 1Oity Of Now
York, from Liverpool. and Colon, from Aspia-
wall.
ships Wyoming, Baltic, aud Hammouia, from
New York.
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The Ang1o.American Cable.

New YonK, July 14..-Tho following telegram
has boon received at the Office Of tho Anglo
American Telegraph Company, In Now York:
Tho stoamsrs Kangaro and Edinburgh ar
rived at placontia, New Fouud1nnd, on Sunday
morning, with tho cnblo On board for two lines
Tho Edinburgh came into oolliaioon with an ico-
borg In donse fog OF Oapo Breton. Her bow
gcar wss damaged, but tho SLIP WAS not much
Injured"
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0HANdEa.
| ABOVE LOW
| WATEA.
Rise.
EdH

*1selow high water rnark Of 1871.
w. 8, KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room Is Major Block, Chicago.
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ua1iavtor Ut l.tzzho l.. King, tho Ac.
cuscd--a1er Trtnl Not Expected to

cuscd--a1cr Trtnl Not Expected to
1nlko Place for Three Months.
New YonK, July 14.-Lizzio LLOYD King, alias
Kato Htotllard, tile murfleroaa OF Charles Good
rich slept soundly in the Kings County Jail last
nght: Iho leading papers wore FURNISHED her
thoy contained III refsronoo to her case. Some
OF tho statements sl,o remarked were incorrect,
but sho didnot partloularlze them. For t1no
ahe appeared III rathor melancholy mood, but
cheerful. She conyersod some tlmo With Fanny
ayle, tho murderess OF George ". Watson,
whom she considerably resembles. Thoy Bpend
tho creator part Of the tImo In each othcr's COM
pany.
Tho oxoitemont In Brooklyn oyor tho case ia
unabated. and It Is tho topic Of conversation IN
eyoEy house and on eyery corner,
This morning, Miss Kings effects, NTH tho
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= NlVH IE.
New YonR, July 1l.-Josoph Cloud Of Trenton
has wagered 81, 900 that he will in 145 days row
3,627 miles without oating or sleeping In hotels.
The rowing Is to take place between Trenton and
Philadelphia.
BASE BALL.
New YoRK, July 14.-Baso ball; Atlantics, IS;
Athletics, z.
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From. tho iSe.0 York Sun, July Ia.
On the way to tho police station she triod to
destroy two letters. Ihoy woro written on dark
blue tinted paper, enclosed IN envelopes of the
game color, On tho envelopes wore two-cent
postage stamps, aud tho following addresses in
Hates handwriting:
MIt. T. T. EVANS,
81 East Twelfth street,
Now York,
Box 4,410,
Jeraey City, =:
Now Jer1oy,
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Tho 1ettora wero as follows, bearing date Jul
6, the day Of her arreot:

Tue 1ettora werc as follows, bearing date July
G, the day Of hor aren't:
JuLx 8.
Bon I,4l0. ........
1t III not convenient for me TO enclose my photograph
and Binca you advertised with View TO Matrnlony
should not think you would wish your Intended wi!e
to send her picture to g0ntenn whom so has never
seen rsnain respectfully yotro hancee,
JESSE WILLouoHnY,
Address mo thus. Jersey City. N. ],
Tho other letter it,
JuLx 9, 1879.
1Ir. r, T. Fruns:
regret that havo only just now received your let
ter Of the I'd.
lopo yoI Will have returned from Saratoga by tho
time this reaches you.
In my letter to you Expressed the With tlat what
ever letters had sent you should be preserved au
feo Iust o bit grioyet because you did not assure
mo that they would DO. reman, respectfully,
jesse WILL0uuHpy.
p.B.-I consider age" when It l,ri,,2s with It pro-
tahe experience rather an advantage tAan Otherwise
to ttB possessor. JRasE
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commission.
nrs mo, =, Mona.mI.s. e.a,...~-L
~ Mo'u"y ias'' anu transact-
ed the following business
Bills allowed-James Mooney. Con.
stable at Eureka, S133 r. M. John
son., special Policeman at Eureka. $50.
M. X. Chambiin, County Physician
at Eureka, $3.50; s. b. Bell, Consta-
BILE at Eureka, S13S 95 +. III. Harmon
Justice of the Peace at Eureka Sin.
w. =. Haskell & Co. bedding for,
hospital. at Eureka, $50 Is: VIM NJ.
Gates, Justice of the Peace at Eureka
ST. rs; Carl Sunderland. board;n1
patients i'm Hospital at Eureka
S221 rs: C. w. Schwamb. two funerajs
at Eureka, $50 II. M, Johnson. snecial
Constable at Eureka. $40 .James
Mooney, Policeman at Eureka, Sis3 !:
Jol ii. Emory, Sheriff. saga ia. r.
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Woodruff & Ennor's Stage Line.

Woodruff & Ennor's Stage Line.
The following we find in the Re
Nile of a recent date :
The Eureka SENTINEL publishes a
liter from w. E.. Griffin of Palisade,
enying the statement which appeared
the RereiUe last week concerning
b~etemporary withdrawal oflhe Eure-
j. and PaliSade stage on account of
be epizooty, and other matters con-
ected Herewith. We will not waste
y words in controversy on this
bInt with the SENTINEL OF Mr.. Grif-
our item was accompanied with
e name of our informant, w. n.
hanger, Register of the U. 5. Land
|ilce at Belmont, who had just ar
|yed from Eureka. 1t is simply Il
festion of veracity between Messrs.
itiin and Granger, which the public
hy decide as they please, but which
\, for our part, decide in favor of
|. Granger, for he had no earthly
arest in misrepresenting the state
affairs OH that road.
lis not simply a question of verac-
between Messrs. Griffin and Gran
!. but a question of fact, which the
veile evades with it's usual diSingen-
BUSINESS. The statement in the Re
lie was that the stage company were
arging from $50 to 500 each for TAX
k passengers from Palisade to Eu-
ka. This Mr.. Griffin denied, and
agents here also deny it ; and
brewer, the agents assert that the
re has not been advanced one dol
in the past year, Still further,
Ay have not. except i'll one single
ip, been obliged to refuse to take
RSsengers. The stock was doubled
the whole route as soon as the cpl
lOic began to prevail; and the mails
bve not missed a single day. What
livery stable keepers at PaliSade
lay have demanded for vehicles to
me to Eureka, we have no means
ascertaining; neither is the stage
kmpany responsible for such charges.
be RereiNe must show more regard
truth and justice, if it wishes to be
fnsldered Il friend of Eureka.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW r
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

NEW YORK, February 5.
The Coroner held Simmons o the
murder of Duryea in $4,000 bail. The
Grand Jury OF Oyer and Terminer
found an indictment for murder i'll
the fifth degree against Simmons.
Alfred A. Clifford, the oldest MEM
Der of the Stock Exchange, died to-
DAY.
The body ofJacob Kroop, a Brooklyn
saloon keeper, was found this even
ing at his place of business, which
had been closed some weeks. Be
side him was a dog feeding on his
leg, the rest of the flesh having been
eaten from the body.
NEW YORK, February 6.
Very Rev. DIR. StOrrs, Vicar General
of the Diocese of New York, died this
morning.
Legislature i'm a few days, providing
to consider and report a plan for the
consolidation of New York and
BROOKLYN into II municipality.
Paris advices state Thai an indict-
ment is found there againS Fremont
and some of his associates, who held
him to negotiate the Memphis and Ell
Paso Railroad bonds in European
markets. Their trial will come OIL
shortly.
A Havana letter says a number of
| Spanish slave-Owners held a meeting
| in that city recently to consider means
| in anticipation of the intentions or the
| home government on the subject or
slavery. The proposition was made
to have the slaves replaced with on
tracted coolies, and that money be
raised for this object. The meeting
was not favorable tothe emancipation
project, and broke up without doing
anything definite.
it is stated that the eXtOrtiOns in the
Harbormaster's Department of this
port, which were exposed year ago
are again practiced upon ship-owners
and others.
Burton n. Harrison, counsel OF the
SANTANA Bay Company, says hun;
dreds of letters have been received
daily from parties DESTROYS of emf
grating to San Domingo. The COM
Dany intend to keep their matters
private until the result of the election
is known.
ALBANY, February 5.
In the Senate, a resolution IN opPol,
sitiOn to the purchase of telegraph
lines by the Government was ae'
feated bv 30 ayes to 62 noes.
The Joint committee to select the
orator to deliver a eulogy on the late
w. III. Seward have agreed upon
Charles Francis Adams.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, February 5.
At Maberly, Mo-, at 2 o'clock, yes
terday morning, A. L.. DAVIS attempt
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ed TO force an entrance into the room
OF Mrs. Pulloin, a miIliner. She
warned him to desist, but he attempt
Ell TO break the door, when she shot
him dead. The Coroner's inquest ex-
onerated her.
TEXAS.
BROWNSVILLE, February 5,
The United States Border Commits
sioners and attaches arrived here to-
day, and will the inyestiga-
ton OF Mexican depredations at this
point at once, proceeding along the
border as demands require.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, February 6.
At Waukegan. Illinois, yesterday,
Christopher Rafferty,. who killed Off
Ger O'Meara in this city i'm August last
while the latter was serving u war.
rant for his arrest for assault, and
who obtained a change of venue to
Lake county, was found guilty of
murder i'm the first degree.
Governor Beveridge has refused to
commute the sentence of Henry Nc
Nulty, convicted of wife-murder. He
will be hanged at Peoria Tomorrow.
"A. Ii. Swanson, sentenced to fifteen
years in the Pe%nitentiary, for the
murder of his wife in Warren county,
committed suicide in the Jail at Mon
mouth last night, by cutting his
throat.
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Miners Wages.

I'VE give the RereiUe and all con-
Frned the benefit of the following
Eplanation, at the same time ac-
(nowledging u skepticism i'll re-
frd to it, as no one officially author
Fdto deny our statement has done
overhis own signature
We are placed in possession of the
tcS' with a request that we publish
em, The facts are these The Eu-
ka Consolidated Company had been
lMe habit OF granting to their min
: one hours exemption every Sat
luay night ; that is to say, that in
ead of the regular ten hours work,
icy We're allowed on that day to quit
Tier working nine hours, without
" deduction in their pay. The Gus
IN was, of course, a simple act of
ueiallty on the part of the compa-
" 10 (Which nothing compelled them
adhere it was a pure matter of
aOice. Well, it appears that at the
ae mentioned in the dispatch the
uapany found it advisable to stop
~. custom and to exact from the
.nnerS' on Saturday as we'll as every
saef day, the full number Of hours
I which they received pay. And
Wy, ana nothing more, is all there is
anls attempted reduction ol
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ACll'iC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAN FRANCISCO, Febrl

SAN Francisco, February 6.
There is considerable sickness here
among the street horses at present,
and some of the cases are pronounced
as genuine epizOotic. No animals
have died, and those sick are getting
we'll.
There were 3O1 deaths in this city
during the month of January.
Large numbers of counterfeit quar-
ter dollars are in circulation here.
SACRAMENTO, February 6.
Sheriff Bryte goes to Santa Cruz to
bring Mortimer to Sacramento, pre-
paratory to his trial next Monday.
Articles Of incorporation Of the San
Joaquin and Tulare Railroad Com
panV (narrow-gauge) were filed in the
office Of the Secretary of State to-day.
Capital stock, 81 GOO, 900. The road is
to run from Stockton to Visalia.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany commenced a suit in the Sixth
District Court yesterday, against
Sheriff Bryte, to restrain him from
collecting taxes levied in Sacramento
county against the road, and to obtain
a Judgment declaring the assessment
illegal. A restraining order was
granted.
VOLCANO, EtDI ldIN u
Butterfield's extensive saw-mlll, SIN
miles above Volcano, was destroyed
yesterday, being crushed to the
ground by the great weight OF snow,
which is reported to be seven feel
deep at the mill.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, February 6.
A corps of United States Engineers
began TO establish the lower line OF
the bridge at Columbia street yester'
day. Work will be commenced on
| the foundation OH the 18th.
Our streets were flooded by heavy
rain last evening. -,
Eight and a half inches of rain fell
in January.
The thermometer averaged A de
+! grees above zero for the month.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,

LONDON FcDruarV D.
The British Court will gointo mourn
ing for a short time for the Dowager
Empress OF Brazil.
LONDON, February 6.
Parliament assembled to-day. The
Queen, in her speech, first alludes to
the mission of Sir Bartle Frere, for
the suppression of the slave trade on
the coast of Africa. The decision of
the Emperor William of the San Juan
question is then touched up
on. Parliament will be asked to
provide payment for the Geneva
award. The Queen expresses her ac-
acknowledgements to the Emperor of
Germany and the Geneva arbltrators.
for their work. A treaty for the eX-
tradition of criminals has been con-
cluded with Belgium, concerning
the movements of Russia i'm Central
Asia. She says the correspondence
passed with q view to fix the bounda-
ry line of the northern frontier of At
EhaniStan. i'm order to insure TRANQUIL
ity in Central Asia. Papers on the
matters mentioned will be laid before
Parliament. The estimate for the
financial year will SoOn be presented
to the Commons. Although the har-
vest has been to some extent deficient,
the general condition of Britain is
satisfactory. A measure will be sub
mitted at an early day, settling the
question of university education in
Ireland, which will be formed with
Il careful regard to the rights of con-
science. All other legislative subjects
of importance will be presented dur
ing the session.
FRANCE.
PARIS. February5 5.
Gambetta has recovered from his
illness.
The proprietor of the Corsaire news-
paper has been sentenced to four
months imprisonment for publishing
international circulars.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February s..
In the CorteS yesterday, Il Republic
can member proposed an amendment
to the Porto Rico abolition bill, ex-
tending its provisions to Cuba, and
providing that the slaves themselves,
and not the masters, shall receive in
demnity. Ihe CorteS are consider
ing the amendment.
"A band Of Carlists burned the rail-
road depot at the town of Nalla
Franco in the province of Guipuzcoa,
yesterday.
GREECE.
ATHENS, February s.
Earthquake shocks i'm the Island of
SamOs have continued four days, with
great destruction of life and property.
The number of victims is yet I'M
known.
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, February 5.
The official Gazette. in an article on
the movements of Russia in Central
Asia, contrasts the indifference with
which Britain views the growth of
the United States with the jealousy
with which she watches the growth
of Russia; says the British Journal
lists are simply beside themselves with
anger; and concludes the article by
advising the British Government to
take more notice of the progress of
Russia than she does of that of the
United States.
The Russian fleet o in the Baltic
will soon sail for the Mediterranean.
AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, February 5.
The British Sloop-Of-war Basilisk
has seized three vessels engaged in
kidnapping Polynesians to he sold
into slavery.
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ASLEIGH RIDE.-Geo. Booth gave
> q spin" round the town behind
B Bar OF Sweeney's fast teams yester-
m tH H. time for a last lingering slide
N n.ie disappearing snow. The pro-
Feno aol or mud thrown upon our Sc
n countenance to that of snow was
|00ut ten to one.
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Arrivals and Departures.


Arr1vai IS.
ny WOODRUFF 4 ENNoR'S LINE:
hin. Warren, +. Il. Irish.
John China,
Departures.
BY WOODRUFF & ENNOR'S LINE:
b Dunkel, Ed. McSorly,
hos. Smith, Mr.. Morrison,
v. Brown, Z. w. Craig.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the passengers
departing by the Elko stage yesterday
was Harry Foljambe, late "barkeep'
for Luther Clark.
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NOTE LosT.-A note in favor of
Isaac Whistler for S135 has been lost,
and payment has been stopped. The
finder will leave it with Paxton e. Co.,
or with Isaac Whistler.
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A. Nix CREDITORS in this town are
Oeu' Dya notice in u advertising
aediatinss, to present their claims i'm
ri the eay Tor settlement, at the office
0ompany, near the furnace,
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A MINSTREL TROUPE of a little less
than the average ability dis
coursed vocal music of more than av-
erage dissonance on the corner Ofa
street in the vicinity of the SENTINEL
office last evening. But it was a free
cOncer by which we were discomfort
ed, and we suppose we ought not to
complain.
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Ross MOORE was fined SIS by Jus
tice Gates for disturbing the peace.
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"AicHMAKER.-K. Hyman adver-
(,s III THIS mornings paper that he
hi established himself at the store
atcSSnlehheimer, where he will keep
lnd res n lS-carat gold jewelry,
kork, epalr both at short notice, in a
he ,ahiike manner, and warrant
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-07

NJ. 3. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and tor sale in all parts of
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
Der Yard, on south Buel street. IA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-07

j. O~TTENHEIMER wishes to inform the
public that has the exclusive agency Tor
Eureka of the San Francisco Bulletin,
San Francisco News Letter and Califor-
MIA Democrat and will also deliver East
ern papers to subscribers in any part OF
town. IL