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REAL Estate SALEs.-The following real
eastate sales were made last evening:
BY Lstimer & CleaFy-Part of lot 8, In
square $50, located at the southwest corner of
Massachusetts avenue and 9Th street east, con-
tanning $50 square feet, TO j. j. Sullivan, for
sixteen cent? per square foot
BY Green & Williams-t.ot So in square 2if,
fronting on 18th street circle, running back 10
Kingman Place. containing 2,ess square feet
OF ground, without the improvements. to r.
Stutz, for clio per foot, amounting to s3 ,2Ol.6o
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GE9eGET0wN ADvERTIsKxExIs.
H THOMAS BOWLING. Asctr: Georgetown
cHAscERr SALE q. VALUABLE PROP

H THOMAS BOWLING, Auctf: Georgetown
cHASorRr SALE o. VALUABLE PROP
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
mich Si srsas s;ss..d IN s.a.s .
ass the KauiU Docket Of ssid Court VIII Ger
.srnoon ss.eGs.S q srS SssSsn
On tie .euiS .de Of s sy0n iss
~. ssIy sss%s Hoa... S .:.si. I: sas
lots to sIt bidders. With ne Suidinss sd uson the
Terms q ::le: one-thTd e th. purchase morsy in
giving his notes. bearing interest from the day Of
paid within fve days after the ssis On paymsn. Of
the whole purchase money and the ratification OF
an DISCHARGED Of al claim o. The parties to the said
All convey ancing At the pnrehs.ers cast,
h,s.la Il RIOS L sst S5s2fs G,r Hsss.
N EfiaaSr ICE CREAM pARLoRs.
Georgetown, d. q. jyl7-lm
Pr THos. BOWLING, A1ctionesr; Georgetown
1srqSg2sS sA5H q z5tsASH house
a ,o ON n0SpH Nn M .oI July as at
Adler ;' No. Is ass s.' aaS s S the
~ 'ssO,e H load street large assortment Of Eie
part "
One Walnut Psrlor suite In Plush
One Walnut Parlor Suite in Harcloth.
Reception and Easy Chairs, Sofas, Lounges,
Marbletop Al other Tables.
WAGES, Curtains and Fixtures.
Mirrors, Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Car
pets.
0ilcloth and Mattings, Extension Table
niuing Chairs, Refrigerator, Bedsteads
Hair Mattrasse Q, Feather Beds and Bedding
Mardrobes, Crockery, Glassware
Elegant Morning Glory Stoves, ono nerly new
Lot ming Implements.
Cook Stove, with many other articles too numer-
GUS to mention. NJ. J. ADLER, (r,
W. II. DOUGAL, executors.
yylS cod tBep1 TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
'Hk FALL RUSH IS COMING.
The present long, warm days is the best time for
my Mork. 50, ladies and gents, bring in your FAN
and inter Goods at once; thus, by avoiding the IN
syoldsole delay In the execution Of orders durins
snSh rush Of business as we expect to have this
taii your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed
and carefully kept for six months, IL desired
charges moderate. Terms inv ariably O. o. d.
W. III. WHEATLEH,
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIRG AND SEQ mr.
ING ESTABLISHM ENT
~ Jefferson Street; Georgetown, DC,
Omce open from TX m. until sunset. jelO-tr
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DIR. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is
"a combination and form indeed" for healing
and curing diseases of the throat, lungs and
chest. 1t cures cough by lo0sening and cleans
ing the lungs, and allaying irritation, thus re-
mouing the cause, instead of drying up the cough
and leaving the disease behind &
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HAMILTON & PEARsoN's Is certainly the best
house in this city for Slate and Marble Mantels
Bronze, Gilt, Verde and Crystal Chandeliers in
great variety, and as cheap as the manufacto-
ries. Give them a call. Y. NJ. q. A., 9th and
ID. eo3
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JET ORNAMENrs,

A Cool. POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUNNRp
kEsoRr-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain. on
Capitol Hill. eotf
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EDUCATIONAL.

ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AU-
RostB4 knALs Mass ten miles from Boston, on
and appointment unsurpassed. Tried teachers in
every department. Students fitted for Boston Uni
versity. Four years Classical course in the semna
~; Special advantages for Music, Modern Ian
Culture-True Womanhood, Next wear besi1s
september rs, lS3. Address CHAS. W. CUSH.
IN1. jy1w6s,sm
"Fallin." mn in,s p sgsi
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Solid COMFORT Is found In every department
OF the American House, Boston. Messrs. Rice
their hotel one Of the best, a. it Is one Of thu
largest in the country.
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II you can't get cool, resort to Dooley 3 Arctic
Fountain, on Capitol HUI. eotf
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1879
were S219, $50. 4I2-swtf
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WHAT DID IT?-Is no longer the question
since the introduction of the Centaur Liniment.
When we meet an old friend who has been
shelved with rheumatism, or see q person
mangled underneath q rail car, and restored to
shape ana comellness, we now know that Ii Is
the Centaur Liniment that does the work. No
other article ever did perform such miracles
There is no swelling it will not soften, no pain
II VIII not soothe, or lameness it will not
cure. 7,26,eo5
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A MAINE MAN DROWNED IN CHEsAPKAKE
B%Y-Mr- Albert Morse, mate of the schooner
NJ l. DOwner, Captain n. W. Thomson was
crowned in the Chesapeake bay, near the mouth
OF the Potomac, on Monday evening last Mr.
Morse bad just ordered the anchor to be aput
IN the show" and was assisting in raising the
anchor over the vessels rail, when he was
caught by the handspike be was holding and
feH overheard. The vessel was at once nut
about and every exertiOn made to save the un-
Fortunate man, but in vain. The deceased
who was brOther-In-law of Captain Thomson
was native OF Friendship, Maine, and was %
shipmates.
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sss PENNsYLvaNIA AVENUE,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK.

TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED on
ALL CASH sALEs,
COMMENCING EsDAY, JuL- Is, CON-
rINuISG TILL SEPTEMBER 4, 1879.
sALHs or ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND orRKR
ARTICLES EXCEPTED.
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" I" Polonaise a1S to % ~ a.
Bafiste Polonaise and Redingots, $40 to $40, less
less 10 per cent. ~-0'
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RAILROADS.
pRsNsyLxAN.A Ala LINZ
ffhhii1S :tk ygssx &s

DRNNsYLNANlAA Ala LINZ
'ffhhiE.S :ts sqIssa. &sN
AND ALL POINTS IN TEE xs% ENGLAND
rBRoUsH Brrwkks xAsuIxerox AND
n, ., .,.aSg 4 &, sss y. j, .. o.H.
fSIi.N fsEES Oshs US ssr rSss
MIGHT TEAMS. ~AAS oS
f n si' i hssi AZ It ss SUNDAY.
stn be run over Pennsylvania Air Line. leaving
Ponse rsrSsa sorshss eSrsss f S q ss css as
fss i.-s, issv. w..hinrss r.S I. n. daily. err
leave Baltimore at els a m. daily. exc.y, Sun.
Leave wess Philsdelrhis ., iiarp .. m. d.Ily,ex.
Arrive ~ E.~ YOrt ct .. N. daily, .tOsp, sun
k.s.Sc.d Erga., have wssAias,Oo =, ie >.
Leave B.itinors At as D. IN, daily, except Sun
Leave wess fhn.aelpht. =, Cos On. daily, err
Arrive a New YORK =. S:iop. n daily .,..v.
A.fh ESprsss, leave ws.hinstOn At sas .. M.
Z, ave We, Rh,Isasl. I !. :. 40 =. p daily.
ArI,'' a ' fEiiis s fkfSss Il Ss.'S'
taa L'.s; lesss New fors at $40 an.
hioame.d EIgy,s., lea,. Ne. Yors At saB .. m.
Arrive NJ W ashtngtun a ii % .. m.
Ntrks Egyress, leave NV York AZ 81 m
Arrive 1T Washington At Elsa m.
Connections are made IN New York with steamers
on sound New York, New Haven and Hartford
rHtlr oefs, New York Cestrsl and Hudson River rail-
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hndsen River
Fare - low ~ by any other route.
basgaee called for and checked at hotels and pri-
where tickets and information can be obtained.--
Northeast corner lsth street Penna ave-. north
east corner 9Th stref and penna ave-; Passenger
station Baltimore and POtonss railroad Corner On
and X streets. ED. 3. YOUNG,
gy24-u General Passenger Agent.
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THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,
- Pleasantly located in the mountains, IL miles
Iro Mount Jackson, Shenandoah county 4 . A
va A lew vacant rooms in Cottages left, VEAAV
suitable for gentlemen. Terms low Ronnd lE.h& Il
Tip tickets, $3.50. Address A. J. MYERS, Orkney
opiibss, va Jy24-3sF
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GooD-BYE TO COPPER SODA FOUNTAINS
Dr Hfckling, the celebrated druggist, Sd and
pennsylvania avenue, has sold all his copper
soda fountains, and is now drawing pure soda
water and Hamburg Smiths mineral waters
from Palmer d. GREEN'S steel fountains.
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weshall on and after JULY Is. I'm srPrru.
Der 1, efer our entire stock at the very liberal
discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH
SALES.
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RALTIhoRE AND oHIoT

leave ~ 90, fs4O, q,
FOR AEHAPoLIs.
Ato9 Q. 70. and p. N bat not on eu ndsy
At LILO D. m, but On SUNDAY
SUNDAY TRAINS
IRON bsltfmore-The 40 stopping q Relay ana
Laurel only; the So q. m. and DO D. N !, SOP pina
a. Only; the $50 p m, without stops; the a.
S0,hB and $50 D. m. stopping at all stations,
q. from Washington.-.The and s q. m, 8. rs and
ID. uains stopping Of all stations; the 0t and
s sne m su Relay only and the s without
Ststlens south Of Annapolis Junction. :
FOB POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
AT olO a. m and $50 ans SIS .. m. Returning.
esve Point OF Rocks 1T 6:l5 aud ,OS a m and ~
p M, srrivlng at Washington at ass and 81 q m,
Through tickets TO the West can be h.1 q, an.
Washington Station Ticket Once 81 ali hours 81 he
DAY; also, t the Oonpsny's once, 4es Pennsylva-
ola svenns Passengers purchasing ticksts Il the
avenue once, can there arrange 20 have their
baggage called for and checked 1t their rcsidepoe
Aken e the depot, and put into the baggage car
sertisement Off Through LiDen 'N
TRos. r SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
- GEO. q. KOONTZ,
ycl 9enerh Agent, Waskfngfon.
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TIE MAGISTRATES INVESTIGATING CON-
NIT EE--After our report closed yesterday, a
Mr.. Harteganzer appeared and testified that
some time ago he purchased a box of crackers
and on receiving them he found that thew were
burned He sent them back to the cracker.
man, but in the evening the man who sold them
threw them through the window of his house.
breaking several panes OF glass and doing other
damage. The cracker man warranted him for
the amount, and he, in turn, brought In a bill
Tor damages done to his premises. Justice Mills
ignored the bill for damages, and gave juiy-
ment IN favor Of the cracker man, which Har-
teganZer paid.
A sub-csntractOr under Mr.. Thomas p Nor
gan complained that one OF the laborers under
his employ, not being present when the hands
were PAID on. had warranted him for 1915, the
amount OF his wages. Witness let the case 20
oy default In the court of Justice Martin and
2 Few days since a constable named Charles
st3Wart had presented a judgment against wit
ness IN the sum of $40, which witness refused
70 pay. Stewart then proceeded TO attach wit
ness' salary in the hands of Mr. Morgan hut
the sl0 had not vet been paid.
The committee was not in session to-day.
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Try THE LION LAGER, as drawn only at Geo.
W. Drivers Sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
mia avenue and u street tt
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THROUGH LINE BETwHEN
PHILADELPHIA AND INV YORK

WAsHINsrON, May 3, lSs-Noon.
Trains between Washington and
New York are new run y follow, Ic1A FL
viz: 49, ~
FOR NEW YORK, without Change Of can
"a Ies'e asiiy teacept Sunday OF 80 g. m, i:n and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
500 .. m.
ON SUNDAY
phia At 500 D m ~
Sleeping cars for New York on s;se train only.
Through tickets 90 Philsdelp his, New York or
Of the day. ~
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
In COLI, general Ticket Agent. '-''"'
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by HempIer. near * street.
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JET ORNAMENTS,
Oxydized Jewelry,
Fine Jet Jewelry,
Fine Plated Jewelry,
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457
pennsylvania avenue, near \ street.
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WINDSOR SILK ScARFs for 80 cents; new
styles just received.
Perfectly Fitting Psntaloons; new patterns
now Offering.
Perfectly Fitting Shirts; complete assort-
ment.
GEORGE @. HRNNIse, No. 41o It'll street.
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MUSICIAN DIvoRCKD.-The case of Eva
and Henry Fries (the latter the leader of the
marine band) for divorce was concluded yes
terday by the passage of a decree divorcing the
parties and dividing the estate.
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~ ORKNEY SPRINGS
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA,
Chaly beate and sulphur Waters; Game and Trout
Mnouh,sln scenery and air; B sths and Bowl 4 A
Round-trlp Tickets Board only SIS s.E5
Week. LIZ a enhi ID MCNEa L ~.
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- N ARD.
accommodated at the LOUDON lNSTI-
TUTE, on moderate terms. Good fan O. NNA0
pure air and nne scenery. For particu- lks}
lars apply to THOS w LAKE
le2l-u Aldie, Loudon Co, Va.
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SERIOUSLY, IF NOT FATALLY, INJURED
This morning, about O'Clock, the pile driving
apparatus in use near the Virginia draw of the
Long bridge fell, and Mr.. John Robey was
struck and badly injured-his head being cut
and an arm broken, and 1t is thought he Is in
ternally injured. He was brought into his resi-
dence, on Maryland avenue, between ID Y and
l4th streets, by Mr.. Samuel COrbett's stage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 10

lLONDON, ~.
The report Of the ~post-mo,tem exam.
inatiOn at Chiselhurst says the failure
of circulation was due to the Emper-
Or'S general constitutional condition.
The bladder was found to be diseased,
the kidneys affected, and other organs
sound and healthy.
Tue Empress last night was caimer.
and received several visitors from
France; she went several times to the
room in which the body lies.
Queen Victoria sent Colonel Gard
liner to Chiselhurst, with an autograph
letter.
A telegram of coincidence has been
received from the Pope.
Cardinal BOnaparte is expected to
arrive hourly.
Prince Napoleon comes by way of
Germany, not being permitted to pass
through France.
NJ. Benedict and Madame Canro-
bert nave arrived at Chiselhurst.
Irish journals generally express
sorrow for the loss.
Bonapartist officers i'm the French
army have asked leave to attend the
funeral /; permission will probably be
granted, If they agree to 80 in civil
iaIs' dress.
LONDON, January II.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
will remain i'm strict retirement at
Sandringham for II week, as y mark of
respect to the memory Of Napoleon.
Prince Napoleon and wife, Princess
Mathilde, Paul Cassignac, and a num-
her of other BOnat'xrtists. arrived at
Chiselhurst, where an important con-
ference as to the course to be pursued
Is eX iected to take place. Napoleon
left two wills, one in London and al.
other in Paris.
The remains of Napoleon will prob
ably be buried OH Tuesday next.
under the seat of the family in the
chancel of the Roman Catholic chapel
at Chiselhurst.
1t has been definitely decided that
the funeral of Napoleon will take
place next Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. The royal family of Eng
land will he represented 10y the Prince
and Princess Of Wales ; Prince Chris
tian also will accompany the ex-Em-
press Eugene.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January II.
The Countess de MOntijO, mother Of
Eugene, left here for Chiselhurst.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January II.
The Gaulois says the only officers Of
the army who will lie pelmitted to
attend the funeral of Napoleon will
be those who were attached to the
household OF the ex-Emperor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12

PoLIck ApPorSr.nSrs.-Sherif Emo
ry has appointed James Mooney and
Trav. NJ. johnson as policemen of
Eureka township. In relation to these
appointments, we would say to the
people OF Eureka. and particularly
to the business men, that the police
fund raised by taxation some time ago
is wholly exhausted, and that it will
lie necessary to raise a voluntary cum
tributiOn wherewith TO compensate
these policemen /; otherwise the prop
erty-holders cannot have the services
Of efficient officers as night police to
watch their property while the in
habitants Of the town are asleep.
Early attention to this matter is de-
manded Ivy sel:-interest as much as
by q regard for the security of the
whole community.
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been raised by the heating process.
lei barrels were recently seized at
~Pittsburg. The question will be fur
thcr argued, and submitted i'm writ
ing.
WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE, January II.
A report from the Iowa division OF
the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
SAYS that sieighs have succeeded in
reaching the train snow-bOund be-
tween COnover and Ridgeway. and res
cuing the passengers. Superintend-
ent Prior telegraphs that there are
eight freight trains snow-bound be-
tween McGregor and Austin. The
snow Is packed so tight that snow
piows have no effect on it. 1t will
have to be shoveled out. All that can
he seen Of some trains Is here and
there the top of a brake just prOtrud-
ing above the snow, and nothing but
the top of the smOke-stack of an en-
CINE marks the whereabouts Of sOIne
Ofthe trains. The thermometer ranges
between twenty and twenty-five de-
grees below zero.
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sriT!C COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
San FRANc1sco. January IL.

San Francisco. January II.
The Inspector of Internal Revenue
Yesterday seized three hundred thou
sand cigars belonging to the La Espa-
nula Cigar Co.. for viOlat on Of the
law concerning the sale OF scraps and
cuttings.
Rain commenced falling about one
o'clock this morning, and has not
yet ceased.
Ed. Ryan, accused Of shooting Po-
lice Officer Brown, has been admitted
to bail.
The steamer COstra Rica arrived
this afternoon, in tow Of the Constilu-
ton. On the night of dec. c0.h, she
broke her crank-pin. and on the fol-
lowing day set sail for MaZatlan she
arrived oil that port on Dec. 23l. Jan
uarv LIST. she sighted the Constitution,
which came alongside, and. on Jan
uary I'd, took on board the Costa Rica
passengers and baggage, and sailed
for this port the same day ; all we'll
on board. 1t is intended to carry the
matter Of salvage into Court this
term, and make Il test case.
The trial of Chas. A.. Russell, for
murder, is not concluded.
Capt. Seaman, an Old pioneer. ana
said to be the man who took Harry
GIcIESS OuC ~ III SOuA1
this city to-day.
SALINAS CITY, January IL.
We had a heavy shower Of rain
here to-day !; farmers are pushing
ahead with all their speed.
NEVADA.
VIRGINIA. January II.
This afternoon Ii. l.. RObey shOt
William Newsom in the left leg, shat
tering the knee.ioint and large bone
| OF the leg. Newsom had just stepped
| on Cstreet from a BARRIERS shop, when
Robey fired with a shotgun without
a word passing between them. The
cause OF the shooting is said to be
family affairs. Robey was examined
before Judge MARBLE, and committed
to the County Jail in default of $2.5O0
bail. Newsom's leg, probably, Will
have to be amputated.
STOCKTON. January H..
| The steamer Hattie, built in THIS
place, left for San Francisco this even
ing, with $50 tons Of wheat, owned by
Peters Il Steward.
About $500, 600 have already been
subscribed to the Stockton and Visalia
NarrOw-guage Railroad.
A ring has been formed by q few
butchers in this place. for the purpose
Of controlling the meat market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-12

POSTMASTER OF EUREKA.-The Senate
sconfirmed the appointment made
PRESIDENT Grant OF Jesse NJ. Ham.
! as Postmaster Of Eureka. Tho
s'ollce department has also raised
ErSde OF this p~ostOfice. and the
,o'Hn'ents OF the position will there
10 correspondingly increased.
Me preparing Q SYNOPSIS of the
Ssent work Of this office. and of tho
pLovements which have been
's ~ the same since MIR. Hammer
nad charge. We shall publish
"a'he in a few days.
VooE c. c. GOODWIN is out on tho
sss at last, after y hard siege. His
.ness has been caused by neuralgia
n nue. head-a most obstinate and
, a.o complaint. The Judge has
daa honorable Scara upon his fore
as evidences Of the fierceness of
aas.le he has been waging with
tshhelny; His friends are many,
W. tey ali rejoice at his victory. He
r." weak, however. and 1t will re-.
mi, week or two to recuperato
~ rom the effects Of this severe
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Arrtva Q.
~ WoepkVFVA ENNok's LINZ
hes Coffin Prof ] F. Clayton
Evans JOAN Coffie
tuiin Mrs Platter
cCarty j White
Departures.
ny WOODRUFF 4 ENNOR's LINE:
|Quigley Iottie Lawrence
|6riOrne q handbook
Paillon TStOper
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REDWOOD PINE FINISHED LUM
BIER, of all kinds also Oregon pine wag
on lumber, all lengths and sizes, at NJ
y. Eartlett's California Lumber \ ard, on
South Euel street. d31tf
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SEAToN AND CLARK's WATER WORKS.

SEAToN n CLARK's WATER WoRxs.-
The pipes of these works are all laid,
we hear, from the head springs i'm
New York Canyon to Ruby Hill, and
now await the placing of the valve-
cocks, and the construction Of the
tank or reservoir in New York Can.
yOn. In a few weeks, tue water will
TIE running from the discharge pipes
at RUBY Hill. We would suggest
the Propliety OF a general jO~llitication
at Ruhy Hill OH the occurrence of that
event.
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INTELLIGENCE
. Mountain Meadows Massacre.

s Mountain Msadows Massacre.
EcrURE PosrPoNED.--On account of
insufficient notice given the pub
of the Lecture OF Judge Wandell,
the Massacre of Mountain Mea-
rs, there were few in attendance at
hour named for the lecture, al
ugh 4 number came To the hall az
HE announcement had been made
the lecture would be postponed
his evening. We can truthfully
that those who fail to attend these
lures will miss All intellectual en-.
ainment rarely obtained. Judge
ndell has invested his subject with
describing interest. even for those
b are III il measure familiar with
story as it is sometimes rehearsed
the newspapers. The lecturer, at
time Of the occurrences which he
rates, was a Commissioner of the
tied States Supreme Court for
bh, and had the best opportunity of
pming acquainted with the facts OF
massacre, and of learning the his
Ofthe victims. He is "A gentleman
Fulturs and education. capable OF
strating his subject in a most at
Ftive way. These lectures have
IN delivered at Phoebe and Hamil-
and IN both places with decided
csss. The audiences were large
deeply interested. Let every one
b wishes to lie in >tructed as we'll as
ertainad. attend the lecture this
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EUREKA MARKET REMovED.-Charlcy
Coll informs us that or New Years Day
his place of business will be at his old
stand on North Main street, immediate
ly opposite the Silver l:rick, where he
will be happy to serve friends and wish
them II Happy New Yea Charley
slau .hterS his own stock now, and guar
antecs satisfaction tn his customers, a.
he Is better prepared to furnish every
thing they may desire, and ch"apertl,an
ever before. The business will herea Irr
he conducted under the firm nance i
Coll e. Money. d3I-lw
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.,.,.. services Ts-Day.

:, lanes Church, Rev. Samuel r.
.,ctor. services will be held In the
20, n o'clock, and in the evening
lnins sunday School will COM
st Az O'Clock r. N.
Pcrr ,resday evening at Z o'clock.
..rs ALL FREE.