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The New York herald., 1874-11-28
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Circuit Court Of the United stacs Eastern District o

NNORECLOSURE SALE
Circuit Court of the United sa,cs Eastern Di..ric. Of
ssansi samasi \. \ asSHin aESSsInssSS' sSS !
Elisha Atkins Truitees, &C., lco,am,..,or.,,, al.
The Little Rock and Fort Smith
ais9ss Sqss & ss J s'G A. ~
Eastern Rsres q an made aga il
isI Charles 3 Redmond Special commissionei, duly
aSsa cy a sse e ESuT a 0 :" s sx N
a ososs i IN ae eISnosn q ls on, doS he
dSuE e se *,
Arkansas sell unless said decndan them
q osf Ss p@gp
om is he an o
csmpany = .aid pisniIs ara II AZ other respects
eel at public auction the property in said decree men.
nsi ina sals s Rslssa asFe s ns 'd 1s s
sSss sSs
sss sad 70
he s,pp Sppos mc%! ,'Pm o nssr FSn
:ppi Rsys? ssp;cssd SeSsassy Ie ier ai ssseI
"a sssseasS
Little af Rock and Smith Rarosd parn's copany ape ape
e @ aRs acs e ana
Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad and granting me lands
sSas !e s
road of the said Little Rock and Fort smith Raroad
Company from the city OF Little Rock 20 Fort Smith, on
the western boundary line the State being ten see
sions Of land or thousand four hundred acres per
mile tor each mile of said railroad, amounting in ne
aggregate 70 nine hundred and sevsniynine thousand
two hundred acres more or less and situated in said
line Of railroad except such portions thereof the said
The Little Rock and Fort smith Railroad Conipnny
have heretofore sold.
The terms and conditions Of said sale are as follows to
VIII
bis ay % e. %
States Government bonds and secure the balance o sad
A iced mr. forf fla
property sold by deposit Of the bonds OF Inc United
states Government OF equai amount Herewith In tho
office Of the said Commissioner and Master, the said
by the Court and within thirty days after such REQUIRE
in this cause the said balance Of said bid bear in
eres a the rate OF SIX per centm per snnuE from me
date OF said bid until paid condition OF said salc
being, also that unless the said purchaser shall said
deferred purchase money within thirty days after re
qnirement shall have been made as aforesaid then said
government bonds deposited as aforesaid shal be seld
70 the best advantage of parties having rights N said
fund to be derived from said sale as the Court sba
direct CHARLES r. REDMOND,
Special Commissioner and Master.
LITTLE Rock. Ark November .. 1874
In COTTON AUCTIoNEER.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
IN COTTON, AUcrroNEER.

Il. Immense sale OF Household Furniture,
Pianos, French plato Mirrors, ~ or 50 carpets
together with large loads OF wood removed from
two different families 10 the anciion rooms
for convenience Of sale
+. COTTON will sell this day saturday., November
e. at L oeoek prompt. a. No - East rhrteensn strec
can md rich goods medium quality, IN great ntty
also Curtains and C9rnices, Oil Paintings: rosewood.
and BEDDING very elegant Srench Ch,nawar- - Or 20
with all balls, cues &C., sc. y. B.-This sale VIII re.
quire about six hours time but the carpets will be sold
about az or o'clock Caa OF tho carly
this morning and the goods will not lie delivered until
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
SATURDAY
HOTELS.

HOTELS.
NEW ENGLAND HorFL-se BowERy. CORNER
1c or M a'n ns street. og snt Rooms neatly furnished.
r REsTAuaANT FRANoArs 81 WEST EIsvEYTH
sa srcsa % between uniyersy place and fifth
A. n Apartments oHAs. J1cQU IS. froprie,aire aire
WINTER RESORTS.
DoYAL VICTORIA HOTEL.
IL la ,sIssmsii$n sad@s:, naIaS5o16S 5o1SDss'et oS,
SALES AT AUCTIoa.
AuorHIosSs sSS S2rIcE IGN ..,,,,,.., ..,. ,,,.,,.
in private residenee ii al East twentieth street.
Faior sss Ssdroo% uiis FAM. I1ss
rea s aaa Gosk aa
every article necessary for hoasekeeplns.
A. ~ALOHosb 81 ). bATo1I9SEks Y. Tysg I 60
FafHiFffi Fi1 sfaSas SHy !, Yp1sy Y syyoss goods &c.
nans a oss Ds % % sa e
rnen $sla usr %Ss oys se
a MosT FEN Ea1sEsr TN s.SRa ASRsio4s e IH4srs
on WEDNESDAY aso II ''q 'Tqru'ssssS6,s9Yn'Dno u AND
Now VI %i1 SsS''y ',Si
Ts Ar e SfkocK
s6 %sssaHt e! Hriyss nssr rsiidsnoe .s sy
'Sh aSp bUkKs bao
;sss. ss
GSss5 SS % sa n Ms stSss: IsH s tx
ery rosewood ana walnut Beisicads Dressing Cases
EfR Ha ssssa
sth or ON avenue cars Competent men TO pack and
Snip s000' s''y anu fSbhRT sSfb G. cAsHIS Auc,onee
fhIs SAEE hHuhDH H2ysEpo5P McaSyu eTsfsTyAH
ys SalaT Sesn s ss Il 4 s4a:ss asa
S oy yasa o
eSmpee walnut ana roewYod bssstsad
en ana 1''nsf psn Sfs T. Gs ss
A UGTIoN MORTGAGE SALE OF FIRST CLASS
e 'hs dsy g. sr s aS tss
ass sn DEaTs Sa1ss hs
ss
rss cusry and
orae Leo
a Jewelry, Sc D. BAILEY, Austeneer. vii! sell
this day at II O'Clock at the late stand OF Richard Keep
Ing l257 Broadway ali the balance OF Stock remaining
unsold consisting OF elegant of Pins and Earrings,
w na ns e T
Assignee Ia Bankruptcy.
pY W. R. MITCHELL, AucrroNEER-AANuFAc.
Eafs iaf coSPas e VILE AZ
the r saesroom No Maiden anc daily until further
notice, at ~ O'Clock NJ their entire Stock OF elegant
Sverpatec Ware. Table Cutlery &c. The ate enton OF
s and
JOHN n. SWAIN. Treasurer
DY fSlDoRE SwARzKOPF. AUCTIONEER, BELLS
ID At two octock at 34 avenue large stock OF Toys
Fancy Goods Hosiery, Trimmings, Dry Goods Linens,
fine shawls. Clothing, Toilet Soaps fancy China Ware,
Jewery Plated Ware, Cutlery, DC also large lot Of
Furniture Bedding, Mattresses feather Beds Tables,
Chars bureaus Mirrors Engravngs marble top Tables
lively without reserve. Dealer S invited.
RY J.: W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUcTIoNEER-wILL
- SELL on Monday, entire elegant Household Furnt
ture Of private family In Charles street, catalogues
tain 30 lots moro full particulars
(yLOsING SALES OF CROCKERy STORE AT
~ auction, ON SATURDAY aSth inst a. o'cleSk at No
streets VIZ iron Safe. Knives aud Forks
Glassware Crockcry Store Fixtures, &c to close the
concern Sale positive terms cash.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

LEVY 4 SON. AUCTIONEERs OFFICE 76
q Bowery will sell at 01s O'Clock, elegant fixturea
of Barroom at NO 6S orchard street. lots Dealers in.
vted
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

JNoRECLOsU SALE.
Circuit Court Of United states-Eassrn District
.; oost,d VI nqg,agoa TTa.sss ;. ana gns i,,,s II
SCR ana T.S. smith R RaTosi & Commissioners sa''
Public notice Is hereby given that in pursuance OF Do
q b. me ensr aas 21 IN @
neGss s. & e"a easRs sfsf 81 f RnM a q
s9ner duly appointed by said Court for that purpose.
THURSDAY, the tenth dsis,sf December eae1p, = Q.
aa ss Of Ss ud 9
Re Arkansas sell unless he sand de o. or somS
@ on oa h r s s 70 e. say sai @ e es asa pa R
2 he sal m f I sss Soa aasasS s
SpESnS w he s n ana n an sss, re-
aa AZ Srs 2as sS snsSf s railroad said Little Rock
eY 81 as + sy law aaorzed os9nsiuct from
ssraI e. se county ana 'es' g, e.
ss. ns Of ssld stat o. ArSahsa nsnns ali rail-
ear assss .sss aba
m Mn ae q he and
esSpT;e,n ons aSd al AZ mesnnsry Tools inplesns
now q hsS 3;
s snrs q ss s sa "a 9r u with
part hereo or with se aSe ns na as ahS
nS Il rFss ss @ sas
siss 1assi rshs shsre and now An,
said company together with all and singular
the tenements. heredaments and appurcnances the
said railroad. branches lands ana premises, either
a Il nv a ana ns
tolls Incomes revenues. rents issues and profits thereof
fos enan
law us in equity a. the said company Of in and 10 tho
same. and any and every part thereof with the apper
tenances, excepting and reservng. however all the
lands which heretofore have been grained tho said
The Little and Fort Smith Railroad Company By the
Congress Of the unied States by the state Of Arksn
sas, and all such lands heretofore have given.
granted OF conveyed TO said company in payment for
subscriptions 70 its cepta stock otherwise, all which
SAID lands with the exception Of the ways rights of way
and ren estate kereinbeore particularly and specifically
nam or mentloncd} hereby reserved pied,
as well as all other persona property and
name whatsoever mepoDed In the mortgage foreclosed
BY the decree in the above entitled cause.
The terms and conditions said sale are toows 10
will
The purchaser purchasers WIZ pe required 70 pay
upon the acceptance Of his their bid per ceum
ninety per centum shall be paid secured the
ecutton OF deed deeds the said property by
deposit by the purchaser OF the bonds OF the Cned
states government OF equal amount with said sum Of
Master the said ninety centum said bid 20 be paid
into Court at time when required by the Court
within thirty days after such requirement shall he mai0
by n order OF record 10 be entered in this tho
rate OF six per centuGl per annum from the date said
sale until the shall be paid; condition Of said
sale being also that unless the said purchaser shall pay
said deferred purchase money within thirty days after
government bonds deposited Aforesaid shall be soi
or converted into money, as In the Judgment Of the
Court shall be deemed the best vantage the par
ties having rights In said nd % be derived from said
sale, CHARLES 7. REDMOND
Special Commissioner ana Master.
LfrrLE RocK Ark. Move mbcr 9. 1s7i
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
A UCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
"A. THIS SATURDAY MORNING,

\
commencing al 10 O'clock
at private residence 12O West I'd ST. avenue
comprising Cbiekering sons Ia octave Piapoorte,
latest style Paror Suit covered In broca:e and reps
Mirrors Curtains 4C0 yards Carpet Bookcase, Buffet
Extension Table, Chairs solid siverware Chamber suit
complete walnut anu rosewood BeGsteads, BureauS
Dressing Cases. spring ana hair Mattresses, &c. also
basement and kitchen turnifurc BY
iosue. H. II. MCDONNELL. Auctonecr.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

JAMES ~ FORD, AUCTIONERR-SELLs THIS DAY.,
e. alto Third avenue at O'Clock, the entire rich Fur-
niture contained in large private double resdenc in
street, consisting OF four Parior Suits:
Bedroom, Chamber and other Furniture in great
varie also about ~ arpe OF velvet tapestry Brus.
Mirrors Particular attention Is called to the Of our
Pianos lone rosewood case, others black Walnut over
strung bass and all modern morovenents: on Paint~
Mirrors fine marble top Washstanda; Bedding In great
variety, rich Curtains ana everything appertaing to
lousehnld -
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

sell this day at l0s oclock at IL Bowcry, large
sortment of fancy Goods. Hosiery Blankets Quiltss'
Felt skirts, &C.
s. wEiNBERGRR, AuCrIoNEER-wILL SELL
loo young Singing Birds; also large lot OF Vines,
Champagnes and Liquors. 1900 Cigars ana $50 poun d
Smoking Tobacco lots to suit the trade also variety
OF general Merchandise Furniture, Carpets Mirrorse
Engravngs, DC; also five iron Safes different sizes
TERE. JOHNSON, JR AUCTIONEER
d Furniture, Nerchandis" and Fine Arts Salesroczns
81 Nassau street.
Real Estate De partment, q Park Row New YORK.
ALL THE pasf Dp n5 s AND sypxcra
OF the Hotel known as the
Saratoga House."
containing SO rooms,
at Nos. l80 and lS2 Bleccker street.
THIS DAY, at 81 Nassau street
500 Canary Birds, just imported,
al nne songsters
ON MONDAY, AT lOH O'CLOCK,
handsome Househo Furniture,
rosewood fianoiorte Mirrors Carpets &C.,
at Is Warren place, Charles street
Che sale which advertised 10 take pace Friday
ALSO on moapAY shS sIsl,a Ar O'CLOCK.
at 81 Nassau street,
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FCRNITU RE.
Note.-Our store sale Ia at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

ISAAC WOLF, AUcTIoNEEg.-MyER Co WILL
sell this day At lOs O'Clock, at IL Bowcry large
sortment of Fancy Goods. Hosiery Blankets Quiltss
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

ID GAFFNEY. AUCTIoNEER--sELLS THIS DAY
at io, O'clock the stock and Fixtures OF the Gisa!
Store G2 Broadway; choice stock, han Is0mc plated
show Cases, Chairs Gas Fixtures, sashcs, Parttlon
Stove 40. no reserve.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

W1ILIAM ABRoTT, AUCIIoNEER-wILi. SELL. ON
" this DAY, AZ ~ o'clock, .Ec contents q the Bakery
as Cana. street hot soda Ha:er Boiler AuI tJn-
ocuscr half horrc power Engine, one marble Sol
Apparatus, marble Counters saS Jars wa1nui FIX.
lures. &c.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

SOUTHERN PINE LaNDs.-Many
p, prominent pine land owners are in
ves,igaiing the piheries of the South
crn States with a view to investment
of capital. There is 70 question OF
the decided value OF large quantities Ct
timber land ia the. South that have
for years been considered of little or
no value. Yellow pine cannot sup
ply the place OF white pine, yet Tor
some purposes il is s%uperioi-as floor
ing for instancc-and its general IN
PRODUCTION for the uses hat it is par
ticu.ariy adapted TO will relieve sone-
what The present grea, demand for
white pine and thus assist in pre-er,.
ing. yet u term of years longer, Ike
pineries Of The north-we. t.. The pine
lands of the South certainly offer TX.
t%saordinary opp rtnniiies for invest
mcnt. Even after the timber il cut
away, the land proves valuable. Prob.
ably ne one thing would m. re quick
Iy place the south h the front rank
OF prosperity, tian O thorough appre-
citation and a partial and Judicious de-
yelopment OF Ike lumber resources Of
that portion Of our country. Cypress
is very abundant all through the
SoutLern States, and for some purl
poses cypress lumber is valuable. A
Philadelphia lumker firm are making
strong efforts to introduce cypress 10
Tie favor OF builders. For wains-
cotirg. sheeting andfimilar purposes,
the lumber is only Inferior 10 pine.
Capital will soon find IFS way in
large quantities 10 the timber lands of
the South, aud ii vii not only be a
blessing TO the southern States, but
will assist materially In the prescrva
fion Of the rapid, disappearing pine
ries Ct The noitbwcst.-tThc Wiscon-
sin Lsmtsrman
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

We get rid Of rats bv putting pot
ash in their holes and runs. The
poor wretches get ii on their feet and
over their fur, then they lick ii and
do rot like the taste OF it. Ii burns
them somewhat, and the more they
see Of it the l,ss they like it, so they
clear out almost as soon as the appli-
cation is made. To ge, rid Of mice
We use tartar.emct,c, mingled with
any iavor;tc food. They take it, take
sick and take their leave.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

a Snowman whose notices called
for n fcw IA; boys to feed his cauni-
balls" received a card from q man says
ing that c couldn't spare his boys, but
he had q good "s,all-fcd mother-in-
law" that lie thought. would suit.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

1t docs not seem like very hard
times when the aggregate amount Of
100000 has been PIT up in purses
for fast horses to run on the various
fair grounds. the present season.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

Wien YOU buy o new lamp chin
noy. pnt IL in a vessel Of cold water.
set il on n stove and let il boil. You
con ucver break that chimney unlcs
you throw q fiat iron at It; wont
even then II You mia Il.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

During NE laat son months there
Lac been y reduction If 100000 600
IN The consumption Of Imported good
compared With the corresponding date
Of last year.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

The color oil flowers is to q certain
extent dependent on the soil in which
they are grown. Yellow primroses,
planted Ia better soil, beal flowers of
an intense purple. Charcoal dccpens
tie inns OF dahlias, hyacinths ana pc,
unias. Carbonate 81 soda redGcns by
nc,n,hs, and phosphate Of soda changes
in many ways tie hues Of certain
plants.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

In Virginia the fire for robhirg q
mockinr birds nest is twenty dollar.
The Of nder may he arrested without
Warrant, ana the Gne goes into the
school fund.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

Y GVE,ET Hf$t'OE'ERY!

An G.faltag hemcdy tor
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENFSS.
ASTHMA BknNCnI Is INFLUENZA.
SORkStSS Of the THROAT, CHENT
ana LUNGS aud NJ Diseases heading to
CONSUMPTION.
1t will not make new lu,ps, but it will pre-
vent The disease from spreading throughout the
whole subslince of the lungs, therefore facilita-
tiig recovery
1t 3 prepared from Negeiab e Extracts aud
Banks, oil wondertu healing properties aud ibi-
,jnlsam IN hig ,v r.comn ended hy pllynici n
ticrgtmen and others. test imonials from whom
| AZ furnish without rnmoer.
The child,en ike il and they tell
1t cures their colds and makes them well
And m"thrrs seek ha rioie - try il;
With hundreds who desire Ia buy it.
Dom fail To Try IL. II is pleasant to take.
See fhal the name 0t y " Hi sman is bic wni in
iir hnit' e..
~ Sanuple Bntil and Cir u n Free. IN
" ~ KENs NAN, PROP,R.
NWer Street, --.-...-. ..ACGGsTA. MAINE
prcrs 20 and 10 Gems. Largest Bottles cheap-
rst
S5,0hO fl "a better article.
SlO.0M fnI a ease il win not cure.
For ShLE BY I'LL DRUGGISTS
3I-iyeow
r@eF r s. bi ~ More. S r,ueon.
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Temperance is encouraged in the
British Navy by giving the men who
do not wait grog its equivalent IN
lea or sugar or in money. Nearly
oil the strictly temperate mel in the
Iavy wear q good conduct stripe.
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TO THE-
Nerwsss and Dcbiifts'

vi BON St8e1 -
No Charge for Adrics and Cons"
On. J. b. Drorr graduated emo
Msdics c iheee. Pbilsdelphia, su'n
several vsluable works. en- be co.'s
IN slI diseases Of the sexual or
Organ (sL Oh he has made an e'a
study either in male or female no
ron, whst cause originating or Of n0'
standing. A 81 .csice OF 30 years ~ n.,<
him 10 treat dis asses With snc,fss'
guaranteed. Caasees ~Fsasobsb'e. \,
Ut a disssnce can forssafd letter dss'I's
symptoms and enclosing stamp %
postage.
Send for the c~;Ss 70 Hspia Pds< ie
-. n DY01T, NJ 8. NJ.
Physician aud Surg,sn. iof pasn'
mn2s IL
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sei1Nfe r0nufes iuii4gt sud0nfe. Aifefs
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lraipthl ! aU,isAnds nforiaim Ffy.
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urfssi tlai ever sustained t4s anking
yffffn.
No Person can take these Bitters
acrnf liuI tO directions. and fcmaiu long
tnHcll. provided their bones afc rot de-
sjfoyel W mineral poison Or other
means, agd vital organs wasted beyond
ropair
Bilious, Rcmittent and Inter
mittcHt Fcvers, which are so prcva-
lent in tho valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi. Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
eas. Red, Colorado. BfnZns, Rio Grandc,
Pearl. Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Ro-
anokc, james, and MANY others, With
their vast tribgtaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
AUTUMN, and remarkably so during sea-
sons Of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive de-
ranCcncntS Of the stomach and liver,
utHt other abdominal visecra. In their
treatment, a pnfgatiye, eXerting q pow
cilul Influence upon these various or
sans, Is essentially necessary. There
Is 10 cathartic for the purpose equal to
DIR J. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrrERs,
az they will speedily cmoye the dark
yiscid matter with which the
bowels are loaded, at tho anne time
the sccrctions of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of the digestive organs.
F0rtify the body against disease
hy purifying Ill its fluids With VrYEGAR
.IirrEIis. No epidemic can take hold
Jf 4 system thus iore-armcd.
Dyspepsia or indigestion, Head
lcbe, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
lightness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
a the Month, Bilious Attacks, palpita-
Of the Heart, Inflammation OF tho
Pain in the region Of the Kid
lcys, and q hundred other painful sylnp-
.oms, me the Oiisprings of Dyspepsia.
lne bottle VIII prove u better guarantee
II its merits tLan y lengthy advertise
ncut.
SerofIla, OF Kings Evil, White
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17
Kidney G Bladder Complaints,
DR.. leADWAY'S
MISUNDERSTANDING

-erractfv tasfeiese. elegantly coated with sweet gum.
rae. rcgniaie. purity. cleanse ni.t stronghold Rad
= : Pii.. for the cure OF al disorders Of The stomach.
J,v.r. Brwe.s, kidncxs, Bladder. Nervous Diseases,
IieafacIie. ralis.ipafion. C.stveness, Indire~tion. Dys
n~asfn. BIZ 4sasncss, Rflicus Fever. ct The
..a,sel.. iiirs, aud alt iberansaWsnr9 OF the Internal
NiScera Warranted Ia enrct n positive cure. Purely
Z sefahie. cUi.aining no mercury, inif.eraiso or deieteri-
4 lew doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS viii free the .ys-
tom FROM alt he als,ve nalnei d.-urcers Price, 70 crn.s
l. r BOX. SOLD HY IstUu,tafs
READ FALSE AND TRuE.' seud one letter
s.a1-r in RADWaY & co, NJ. - Warren ~. New
Yoi- inlortan.ioa worth thousands WILDE sent you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-26
SERVICES.

ST. JAMES CHURCu-Ecv. :. i. Eel-
ly, Rector. Morning service and Sun
day School will today lie omitted.
Evening service, a. usual, at 5 O'Clock.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. J. J..
Hynes, Pastor. Service in the morning
mt l0l5 o'clock. NeSpcrs at "a =. NJ.
Sunday School at . p. ".
METHODIST CuUECU-Rey. +. G..
Arnold, Pastor. No service to-day.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev. j..
McClain. Pastor. Service in the morn
ing at II O'Clock. No evening service.
THE Union Sabbath School will not
meet TODAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-26
The Last Sal Rites.

To-day, the holy sabbath. will be
indeed Il gloomy ~ The last sad
offices that We can render 10 the untor-
tuna,e victims will be performed. Al
il \. NJ. the funeral of Roger Isobiue.t;
II | T.. NJ, that of Mrs. thas. L..
iiroy; at 80 L. NJ, thai of james
Calvin; AZ / +. NJ, thai of John Rant,
and at $50 Y. NJ. that OF jean porneN
will take place. from st. jame>'
Church. That of Mrs. Iroy will he
conducted under the auspices of Lure
Ia Lodge M. -, /. q. @. T.. OF Which
her husband is member. The
friends and acquaintaEees of The differ
ent persons are invited TO attend and
assist in administering the Last sad
rites.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-26

Now Is NuvE TIME.-Ober.elder 4
Harrison having determined TO sell
out their entire stock Of cio,hin@.@cn.>'
furnishing goods, boots and shoes.
hats and caps. and grocericS. 81 about
cost, within the next thirty days. to
make room for their iuucu e Fail i'm
portation>. which will commence 10
arrive within Il month, invite the pub
lie 20 give them Il call and satisfy
themselves of the truth OF the above.
Customers with coin can buy goods
from them cheaper than ever offered
before in Eureka. lN23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-26

RETURNED. = The hgntinE parry,
composed of w. 4. Sea.oa, Luther
Clark. DR.. Chamblin, judge Adams
and SturGiS. returned Yesterday from
the northward. They heard Of Euro
ka's delugc. al Diamond Station, and
thereupon hastenei home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-26

COM TO l~iAMUToS. Hon. Ghas.
+. De Long passed through Eureka on
Friday for Hamilton. on his return.
in tie early part of the week. he will
spend some days in this place.