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, 1874-08-08

u0BS-Choice and extra qualities wers in scant Bp-
ply md commanded something Of an advancc, Cail-
ada aud Philadelphia buyera competing, but for orll
Indse Tor common stock ha feeling was not NJ arm
a. yesterday, the fact that the receipts vero larter
tcnllng to IN easier btato. Thern was, however no
very pronounced change In valuea Of ANY grade salcs
nnk1n8 ut 80 a090.o 80 for common, coarso, light,
even, and mixed lots at $0.60907o for medium, aud
at f8.75ts7.23 for extra, fancy droyo-sail 10 3o
tho bess Teen at tho Btock-Yartls this scason- was
Hold by Me4Hrn. Keys Brown Clark ut ST 30. L. D..
Doud took them for tho Philadelphia luaskot. Tho
market closed quiet and aasy for common. bu. Arm
fa~ft tnak rrhtGa
, 1874-08-08
Tho clearinghouse OF Preston, Koan l. Co.
100 Washington streot, gtyos the following quo
tntions ut u IN tO-tlny.

NEW YonH, Aug. 7.-11oney closed at ~ !;
prime mercantile papors 615@7.
Sterling wonk 1T 45G} }50457 for 60 days, and
001i@490!1 for sight.
Imports Of dry-goods for tho wcak 92,O70, ,054.
Customs receipts @476,0o0.
Gold strong on largo specie shipmonts for to-
opening .prico was no. closing at 11o1, with
salos IN tho intorior at 10g19. Carrying rates l
to 4 !; loans also mat1o fiat.
Tho Assistant Treasurer diBbursod 2298,OGO
Cloarings, ss4, 100000.
doverumonta firm. Thero ia large demand
for registered 1G40s. Railroad bonds quite and
firm. State bonds dull.
Stocks dull md firm, with limited transactions:
one of tho dullost OF tho aeason, and tic mar
ket presented 10 striking feature. Among sales
were Ii, ono ehares Western Union, II, ,oU5 Like
shoEo. $1,000 Union Pacific, aud 6,0o0 G., Q. 4
, 1874-08-08
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug, Z.
The following were the receipts aud shipments
OF tho lending. articles OF produce Ii, Chicago
during tlle past twonty-four hours, aud for the
corresponding dato ona Year ago
, 1874-08-08

Fort OF Cticn1o. Aux. Z,

ARRIVED.
nsow South Haven, South Haven, lumber.
barge Windsor, ,>iMa Manlstsa. nS; lumber.
sc,r Q. D. Norris, Good iIarhor, lumber.
schr .. Il. Johuson, saugatuch, lumber.
ssnr :: ~ Elltawool. Watts Iska. l...user.
sshE sss. Eestehester, Aiuskcgou, lumt'er.
scow tlarmon!a, Soutn UAyoli, lumber,
!p !rrop phtnd deiphia. Bunnlo, aundres
stmr chlcaso, Afanitowoc, ss,,i.iries.
Prop t1lo Breeze, Bcu.on Harbor a,ndri~a-
st.ar ss,r anlusksxon. atuskeeon. sun,lries.
schr 9. Gordon, Holland, Lark.
scow Banner, Holland. wood.
hcAr Clara Parker EscanAba, Iron ore.
schr narrietto Anne, Grand Haven, lark.
aclir -Four brotl.ers, uol!And, bark.
seAr 4. Frederick Olark's P1er, wood.
5cow Tora, sangatuck, iunlber..
scow T, 8. Skinner, Muskcgou, lumbox.
schr @ Mclsins, Ansksgon. lRn.l*s.
ssor ssas ssssn' se" e 9elS s Ms .ks FksS ss %ser'
Barge J. II. Rutlcr, Buffalo, light.
sshr osFss' naskeson, ntlHa,t lHnhs5;
Bark Invorlto, Buffalo, s2,lGi bu corn.
schr Mary, Ksnotl,a. Lag N lumber.
selir 9; ]. Wells, Dstfaio. s5,oM bu ots corn.
Prop philadelphia, Buffalo, 10000 bu wheat.
Barge ,1aty Umanda, Grand Havsn, s. eds r sto ns,
sehr asrniony, nanstee, 200 bu oais bra bae, and
EF ssF F;5}31 5'5hss ,1a E1,nss!ss @ l7sso su rae.
scr Vs j. T. 5siins, nssso issn y iSsn b WHEAT
1,0o0 bu oats, aud Bl.Etrle,.
NIGHT pLEAnANoEa
Ss%ts' ps18 !" se Sa: o and
stmr atusEceon Grand Haven, 1900 bu corn, 30 brs
nors, Il hrls whisky, and sundries.
, 1874-08-08

BIIEEP-Wero In fur demand ct steady rriccs or at
$30n@ LOO tor poor 10 uolium aud at $4.3505o0 for
good to cloico.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.-11oaR-lseceipts, 8,12o; firm !;
YorknsH, $5.t0@d.0o; bacon, s6.o0@70o butcl!crs',
$7.0UG31.6U.
oATrLE-Neccipts 1870 on larger supply, wcak
and lower; Taxaus, S3O0G@4. 90; mci!llm to fair
a.6U; good to extra stcors, $4.ast35.a2N.
ALBANY.
ALBANY, y. 2, Aug. 7.-CArTLE- -neceitks, o93
cara I'd ~ exccsa Of lust week; h!Rhus price, 7so,
live weight.
HHEEr AMI LlMDs-Btronger and moro actiyo.
ts: extra, o. Lamhs-uominon to fur. 6a1o fair
10 good, 797Hct extra, 80.
NEW YORK.
NEW Yonx, Jnly y7.-uEEyEs-neoetpts, 1,476. max
Ing baO for he list four days, auainA a1 Tor tic
salAo time last week. Tut mats,red catt!o steady aud
unchanged prices for inferior aud COMMON both up-
two and foreign, dull. weaker, antl declined 4Ho.
nir, 14G9s.
, 1874-08-08

4hu NC" 4UTA HTt"Ss0UH5 lANrkELs
NEw YoRK. Aug, 7.-Tho trade movement WAS fnirfy
active u fow departments Of tho package trade but
-jobhdng sud importing branches wore quiet. Cotton
goods sluggish, except cotton 1anuels, chcyot shirt
ings, and grain baga Side brand prints very actfye
but other ts,fes Fove slowly. Wool haMneB, beavurs
and fancy cassimtfes fairly actiya. Hosiery nproy-
, 1874-08-08

Total. o,77s. l0,75s

oATTLE-For natlyo cattle 'thas wers snfao.ently
we'll faened 10 neos THO requramonts Of the Eastern
markets thero was really good demand, and for
rocally desirable lots Hhppers did not hesitate to ppy
some li.le advance over The prices ruling earcr ~
to satisfy tho Legitimate wants Of Eassern buyers and,
reports from the principal castlo8rowing districts
may bo rolled upon, tho present scarcity y likely to
continue for aome week1 yet. Low and medium
grades $40 abundant aud cheap. Decidedly too many
thin calo bong sent In, and II tho number b not
materially diminished. oyen tho low and unremuncr-
atiye prices now ruling cannot 10 maintained. To-
tlay'a trading cA!edy ut for common 10
choice TexanH and poor to medium natives. though
thoro sales ranging from $2.uo(9225 for scala
rag Tcxana to $3.50 fos cztsn gradcd eteers. r. J.
Miller, Of Spring Grove, WarTun County, ILL.,, fed the
drove for which tho hitter paios o6t.ined They
averaged ,388 ibe and were sold by Nicols 4 Adums
u Eastman. strador Tadsworh L Hall sold 145 head
at $500, and Adams, Durto / Alexander sold two
droves At <d.35 aud $s.4o but with thu aboye excc1>-
There wore not haH dozen saiea At over $5e25. rs
tho preceding days Of tho week. was 1t tho
today that foreign cattle made mp the bulk Of the
fcrinRs and It will bo seen that Tery large pcrcent
ago OF tho ealos at priors ranging below $3.50,
Stock Beers In moderate demand, with sales Ut
$3as@3.75 Caves wanted ut 80 for poor
to chufcR.
, 1874-08-08

rH1IApEIrn1A, Ang 7.-wooi IN gool demand, iir1n,
and scasce Ohio. West Virginia Xxx and above, 69Ia
6ic; X, 54h@63ko; medium, 619J2I6o; coarse. 45c
Michtgan 1nuinnn, nnd Western hne, 45ta50c; mehi-
Mm, 5Oa51c; coaFse, 45c; Colorado wasled, 25R30o
cotorado unwas1lcd, a2H@25c;. extra antt nlosino
pulled, 45@59c; No. ant aurerfno pulled, 45Gs50c.
, 1874-08-08

pTrTHDuna, Pa, Aug. 7.-crnde, nothing doing
4uuted vt 9oc on cara; reanol firm laso August ant
September, 12kc.
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COM MI IcATED.
TIE FIRE lSEpARrN.. MT.

EpIroR SENTINEL: l agree With You
In your appet to the citizens of this
town in behalf of the Eureka Fire De
1mrtnicnt. The apathy tha. exists on
this subject is astonishing, and it is
only when there has been Il general
are that any ACTIVITY is shown. The
danger from fire is greater than ever;
Not only is the town more compact
from the number of ncw buildings
thai have been erected, bat there Is Il
greater scarcely of water. The water
WORKS are by 10 means sufficient, and
are in an unreliable condition. The
hook and lad, lei apparatus Is no. in Is
good condition a> il should he and
beds many things 10 make il even
toll .rab,v useful. The Engin' Counpa-
nv nee S more hose and mere should
be not an in>lant'> delay III put
ting what appira'u Is We have
in the best order possible. Bat who is
To do his" can i, be CXpcc &C tia, Il
handful of nlci in each company. the
xrrd.r-t potion of whom are no: prop
ertv holders, to eNpen their money 10
protectt he property 90 hers? Nci her
Af these comp tn.r> can lie blamed II
they should dg>lanl. They have each
beg .ed around the >treet>till II became
q Nuisance. Balls have been ad<er-
ti>ed and given 10 raise fun Is, but >tlll
the companies dag alonG Il >ickly c>-
1denrr. With all tlc hOtStcd enter
prize of this large town. the com! anie>
have only barns for their truck aud
hose houses, and no decent place 10
meet i'll of their Own, bat are coun-
PEELED to trc>ias> on the good ia ure
of others when they desire To iilecI.
This place is large enough 10 sup
port an active. wide awake
department. Ci>terIis should b. built,
AMI IL tir>t-elaS> steam fire en- zine pro-
Niled; if not that, Il good hand engine.
by IA iair a>>e >>i,ent on each property
holder the funds could be easily raised,
and work commenced at ouce. The
furnaces would pay a sum with which
alone much could tie done. This sub
jc.i ought To attract Immediate atten-
ton. AMI it Is to be hoped it will.
Eureka, July :. 1874. {.
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the Government at Washington to err
rich themselves ty way "f millions Of
dollars for commissions irom the
vi ional Irciiury; iilchcl from tn
poor widow WHO can no even ltrF u
penny candle without being conf ON
ell Ivy Il Ii Tie green monster The vhue
at l. cents. This i thearIuv anithelr
followers that we mean to fight. ND,
with a ctuSc 81 just ~ our, victory
must and Will crownu our efforts. Our
democratic frieud> tell Us that we are
decimating tn" Democratic ranks. and
thereby Attending easy victory for the
Republicans. and thus Strengthening
the bands of the dominant parry. Ii
'hc Democrats arc - aprreh"nsive of
what seems. and no doubt i 10 thCin.a
calamity. lct them cunrp here and take
their sand under the banner of the
people. and ti1ht for the rights and in
terc>t> of ~" people. instead ot srranl-
bling for { iii %. ami. my word for it.
that after hex November. instead of
DOM NJ sarkcio:h and ashes, they
shall have cluSc to rejoice.
A. to the relative necessity of follow
in@ and supporting ci' her the Demo-
cratic or Republican par les, | hlvrthi~
I" say thefe are no ISSUES Oh any IN
in'l a''ce nov eNl~tihS ihat ni'"iiS
u'>. iii.!i>'ic,' lie TWO -ft'i f"''.>' ~
tii'If iiia" oo'h h'Ne a'tf'i'P '>i''
ih"cil eohd. IN their ANS 10 leFPru-
ae'il'lf power; the one mas Tor years
been hn' Il shadow oi It's former sell, III
Sl,ite oi S"aIioW'h nue. ''feeieN ',ii,'
whist the other. having o,fllIei HIS
u.eiuihr>s Is iast aprrnacnii'" us ia'o
oil "i>s".uti"h' fastened bfitS own cor
IuIhltiIl. Tue lGlIttlItl pi men Has tli'N-
nr before existed IN u Governments
Inc people IN thelr ffale>tN now sep
H. asthev nave IA figh' 10 Ito; ana zen
YOU tnat your i~'Piilocfatc anu h"l'tio-
iscah MN l. purely orniiict' am heN
t'ii >ontha, YOU II ca 'lot tr.'inte Your,
sen au"'t ms mat or III an tHeE VII,
II" Ion"er Hollow your pla5iorhiS ana
enhNen'ioi's ~hirh nave invariably
proven a fraud, nor VII fhev obey the
party lash and o;e yonrt icke;s. The
nr9llie mean To tN'rcise thclr own
lui@inenf rs t"the h,neSs ni ca,iiidfeN
tor Office, irrespective "t parry ties.
}" nc pV 'henelp"i irnN-
ti'hce ana the consent "i me 1"
honestly on a'he.i' Get 'nc ilr>t liiie-
pFloeiii ''Ntl "a S"o'iaiiu ioiicsl men
III me >ta'c OF NeNaGa.
Isaac Whistler was next called on,
II af err stating that he was III fall
>ympa hv with the movement. related
II revo!u ionary-anaclo'e Of Generals
Putnam and Washington. which. with
thc exception of being slightly mixed
regarding dates. and Washington he
inr enc of the parties to ilIc famous i'll
cidcnt. he was. i'll the main. correct.
j. l.. llineklcv adVara' ed the 6r4ani-
zatlnn ofrhe parry. Hecomplimeu'cl
HE audience aS being the most intelIi-
upnt he had ever seen wi hin the walls
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HELD FOR Letters al
dressed to the followinS-namcd parties
are detained at the Posiofice in this
town for want of postage: A.. Trout.
Miss Adele Bla seer. and Homer Os.
born, San Francisco; Bud. Benton.
Lewis Spencer, Elko; Miss Fannie
CAREY, Dcdhain. Marie; NJ. kennc,h,
Millhiook, Nova Scotia: Hattie Stand
18th, l.. \. sanford. Miss Belle Sand
lsll, u. Davis. Pacheco. Cal; j. john
son, New York; james Wcekham,
liuni"r River. Prince Edwards Island;
and W. EvanS. Eureka.
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TO THE s'l,sl.lC.

The undersigned. the committee
heretofore appointed by the citizens to
build reservoirs and provide water for
fire purposes, hereby give notice
that they have made arrangements
with Major W. W. Mccoy for
the free use of his water for
fire purposes tor one year addition
nj from the first day of June, 1874.
upon the condition that no water shall
be use for >prinllins the streets, the
supply OF wa:er hcing such that none
can Inc spared for such purpose, the
WAGER beng generally 81 wa>tciullN
h>td thai IN case OF fire tie town is
practically without my protection.
l.. w. CiioMEI,
II. ii. HALL,
j. +. RAMSEY,
j. l.. llINCKLEY,
j. :. WHlrroN.
Eureka, July s. 1874.
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BoUGuT AND SoLD-AU descriptions
Of new and second hand furniture,
Kitchen and household goods. at I.
Stars store, Hamilton. my25
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ocAL INTELLIGENCE
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
nv W. l.. rRirGHARr's STAGE LINE.
Mail Ramsey II StfbHt 4 wife
Hayes "'aSsios
ny THE ELKo srAGE LINE.
Mss Grenell
DEPARTURES.
Ey W. l.. rRirCHARI'S STAGE LINE.
TSown j Trcmbuth
" W church j cynolds
JTatcn " Cassidy
Master Goodfricnd
bY THE ELKo S~rkGrLINE.
II Steele NJ Welsh
(1eo Davis Geo Buwlded
w Thomas Il poa~-on
A Benedict Cam |
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FOURTH OF JvLy. - Obcrfelder &
Harrison have just received a new lo:
of nsckties, ~cravats, ETC., for the Fourth
Of July. l21
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TIE GRY.I.DIST.
Nho Controls IA Tempest: ia n
T.,..s,DS-


some hai fc"Iln- WAS cnrcndcFef
ya~terdy Over HE preston ~ II
,,f.,.to. H., ,oalI u,
Allowed the use OF Inc Ahr'-h"u>" LOT
their meeting last night. The building
L,1 bncn ,n,,nd ia tho N,ouira oni
'NtN,ii titV"'i"'t t''l''''N '"' '"F
lc>>ccS refused to sti!ien ier IL, even
,bourh the whole oun.r should
:, ,,;,... ~,
20 - i''''''" "'N'"- ava" ~
cifcct> o! Official corruption. some ol
the more iud.S.rret of the In
dcpcnlrutS Swurc tha' they would
occupy the bnlli NJ II all hazards, and
for a timethin.>inge general We're lively.
Fortunately. noAcNcr, the matter Was
~oanIpromi.ci before ANYTHING serious
had tral>rirel. Wcalrpnl the CORE
]srondcnce bat ween some of the lead
inu In lrprnIcntS an the theatrical
romIauV. Following is the demand
for the room:
r,r,. \x,l, 1,,,.- .h 49,,
u-... U,I,,f,." ..I i "
.,,ti ,,,, In ,.,b,lf nr Ir,l.-
,a,,ia,,t nni,i.,i ,,,r,yn ~ tEis coun.v
;, -, ta,tan,
f,,.. rh,, :, mss nnn ;rm nf Iii
. L,. I,,n III 49, ,ra7, -, 10
'rn 't,,, ~ ~, .n',ntr IniN
v,n -. 49,, 1,H %
7,n' 80 w."
,"'" ,"''t y -
v v0''r nn'orf,inn,en on NM s,h ~
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mon I.w coos eor,b, i,, ,,, Tho
-. -. - -
bn, no ,,,.,o e. -, 80,
fr,n Jr GnIi-nno ar III ,a,, -
Ii,y ,r,i h.,ir 80" -. -
~ ~ ,,,h' e.,
40 ar, in.,;,iaJ In ,n';n,,fnin,. 60
i'll, 80 80. u,,,,nr G. ,,I
j. L,ii. in.,,n to saw bera tha, RI,
-, m. H.,
In. ~, ~, ~Lori,nin bnnr,,iHo
night, business. As before stated.
however. the question was happily al
J",.'' &c ~ -
' P''n ~
-" : ~ INC "i''" ~ '"'
''"-
r. -
'''"-"'"'' "H-
well pleased audionce last evening.
The play i repictc with laurhable sit
u~ations, witty Dialogues and local
nm. L,,c, ,b,r,,,,r v.,. v,u
pun '"acii cl''Id' was wei >HN-
tahci' ami Inc peri rim nee rough
our passed oil >iil"oth Y. To Ght
Allrc Nhne,S splendid drt,na'ization OF
n, =" r. 60, n,"t
h,..rn ~ ~, Rfa, It'i"tvo
witnessed by every one. who could not
do othcrWi>e than approve OF lis repre-
sen IA ION. Seats can he secured d the
Pu>toflicc, and should he REQUIRED
early as many have already been
spoken for. Remember, this is the
last performance Of the New Mag
-
IhRsoNAiS.-itphlS -. surveyor
mos. d. i'ead, haS removed MS
office to Ryiand'S build nE....A. Ja-
colv. n f,r",cr nr~ontinpn. ra.id. ut ~
Ills L,ro nov Of San t~,uri,rn * in
town...G W. Eiiirns. The ne ris.
inv mfuipo o,,oraicr of thi. InciIiiy
has returned from a yi,it TO the Bay
kEfiTrh.-CaNy " Jerry toiSo-
RIA rooms on Main street have been
entirely rrfiitcd II now presents a
Very Yea appearance. Both of the
rropriet"rs are iir>t-ciass artists III
their line of business, which the lar-e
nuinher of patron, OF the place will al
te>l TO.
owl. was
hurt while attending the fire n The
Richmond Reduction Work. on July
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or OF pANaER.-John Magic. the
ma injured near tie Dunderberg
mine by Il fail. is now pronounced ont
-! 'iaiger Ii is Thought he Will he
able Ia resume MOI X in "A short time.
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CALL at Ike Philips for a sherry
cobbicr, whisky punch, or any fancy
drinks, and an elegant lunch. jyl
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s.'oAL EEcEIrr>.- The amount Of
coll al present being delivered 10 the
uiffercn, furnaces is undinIinihed.
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PERsoNALs.-Dopnty L. S. Surveyor,
ThoS. j. Read, has removed hi,
office to Rvland's build n=..".A. ia
cohN. a %frr"lcr prominent resident o.
tlriS lace. nov OF san / ranci>cO, i in
toWn......G. W. Eiiihns. the entcrI riS-
ing mining operator of this locality,
has returned from a visit TO the Bay
CITY.
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GIVEN AwAY-Every day, at Reil-
lcy'S auction rooms. clothing nj all
descriptions. Cali and secure "A suit. ~
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REFITTD.-Cascy Il lierry's tonSG-
rial rooms on Main street have been
entirely rtfirtcd and now presents Il
Very neat appearance. Both of the
proprietors are tir>t-ciaSs artists III
their line of business. which the lar-e
number OF patrons Of the place will al
te>l TO.
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PICrUEEs.-Photographic views of
the X X hoiSting works. Eureka. and
all the furnaces, for sale at the tity
Drug store. il
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REcoYEEED.-A. j. Lewis, who was
hurt while attending the fire al The
Richmond Reduction Works on July
lin, ha> So far recovered a to be able
To appear en- the streets. He had Il
narrow escape from dea.h, but tortu-
naie!y received but slight bruises and
a lis!. scorchin- from the flames.
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For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds of good boots and shoes.
20 TO Dunkei & Co.'S. corner of Main
and Clark strccts. myly
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Go To punkel Il Co.'S for gents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
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kitchen and household good~. at I.
stars store, Hamilton. my25
FOURTH OF JvLy. - Obcrfelder &
Harrison have just received a new lo:
of neckties, craya ats, etc., tor the f"tirtIi
Of July. l21
CALL at IKE Philips for a sherry
col,bicr, whisky punch, or any fancy
drinks, and an elegant lunch. Jyl
GIVEN AwAY-Every day, at Reil>
lcy's auction rooms. clothing nf all
descriptions. Gail and secur "A suit. j..
PICrUEEs.-Photographic views of
the X X hosting works. Eureka, and
all the furnaces, for sale at the city
Drug store. j27
For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds Of good boots and shoes.
20 to Dunkei & Co.'S. corner of Main
and Clark strccts. myl9
Go To Dunkel Il co.'s for gents and
BOYS fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. myl9
THE Finest Assortment of FURNISH
inr Goods. Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will he found nj q. x IL.
JUST REcEIvKD--A CONF lcte stock
of boots and shoes. at M~urphy's, Main
street. myS
BLANKETS-The finest assortment
ever offered Tor sale in towu-cau now
be procured IL w. ii. Clarks. jc2i-ti
BRoAD-AXES.-Thc hes, quality of
". Fl. Ciark's. je24-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

+. LoEwY, agent for all California
dali e>, informs the public that i'll con-
sequence of the present irregular arri-
Val of the Government mails. he has
made "A contract With Wells. Fargo Il
Co. for the shipment of his papers.
which enables him To deliver ihe same
to hi> Subscribers REGULAR every norm
iuS early. jN4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

DR.. SrEEIE'> MEDICAL WoNpEK.-
This great medicine is doing Il wonder
tul mount OF good amor III citi-
Ztn> i'll caring rh~tuna;l>in, neuralgia,
crinp. collie. tonhachr, etc. 1t has no
equal. The Wonder Pills have been
used hv several for the effects OF the
Gas from the furnaces. and cures.
Sold by druggists. .jy2-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

EASTERN PAPEE>. = Postmaster
Ramsey Yesterday received a full sup
ply of Eastern periodicals. newspapers,
etr.. which ctn b. procured at the
Postoiiiee News Stant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

THE MAlLS.-The ierk-water line,
carrying the United Safes mails from
Hamilton to the railroad. now makes
the "Trip in TWO days. laying over ni-ht
1t this place and Mineral I'LL. The
"~try-w.ekly sy>tem viii soon be i'll
order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

BULLION SHIPMENTS. = Yesterday
and the day before the Richmond
Company shipped 4o,ooo pounds of re-
fined bullion, the Eureka Con>oli lat
ed Company sd aul the iioo>ac
Company 10000 roUn is OF crude bud
lion bv Pri clard's line o the railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

Observation-Disclosures are exca-
waiting tn ground on thc ste OF Nev-
erS X Franklin'> new building. Work
on the foundation will soon be coi.l-
meuced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was Tie
warmc>t day of the season thus far.
the Thermometer indicating % in the
shade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

et~ nom Tit ilIllilNt>. anu
sold by druggists. ly2-lm
81 ASrING FowpEE.-W.. IL. Clark,
having been appointed con>i-ne, and
agent for pupouf'> blasting powder gin
iron kegs. i prepared to sell the Same
in quantities 10 >lit purchasers al the
loves; marke Prices. lici>al>o agent
for :. kruker's >aleN fuse, an article
equal to any manufacture OF the day.
ie-1-tt
Rr>rMEp.-H. Lee has resumed
hn~ines> at Ruby Hill and is now re-
cclNing constant supplies of staple
goods. He has made large additions
Ia his store. and his Stock OF miners
supplies and general merchandise can
not be surpassed. lcl4
NJ. Is. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rem and tor sale i'll all
part> OF The ci,N. Also /. {. Ba,ei' m'>
AGENT for the Monroe survey. Office
al the California lumber ward, south
east corner OF Buel and Batcman
streets. aplu
SAM FREEDMAN pays the highest
price for secondhand furniture.
sam buys saloons.
>aIn buys all kinds Of secondhand
household goods.
sam viii sell anything You have at
auction. mN-shi
MV>r BE SoIp.-rhe immense stock
OF jcwelry, diamonds, guns, pistols,
etc. at ii. Nanheim'>, must lie sod.
aS the proprietor il compelled to close
his business and leave tins place IN 4
>hor, time. .iyl
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklieS and mOnthlie>;
also. Tor the San frauci>co papers and
MAGAZINES. att n P~o>toilice Stationery
and News Depot. do
FoE a complete assortment of TIM
ware. rarlor and cooking stoves, or
any article i'll the hardware line. co 10
Naupin X Crouier'>. r.
CROCKEHY.-rhc LARGEST assortment
of crockerv ware n town can I've found
At SAN triclman'S, III Main street, al
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf~
tARrENTER>' TooL>-Full sets just
received al W. Ii. Clark's. ieattf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

MIST HH >~oLp.-ihc sock of cloth
inn nj kcill@y'S Auction Sore must he
sold 10y saturday NEXT. at any price.
The consignment mus lie closed out
1T tina; time il the goods have To b.
given away. .lNS-it
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-09

Eureka, July s. 1874.