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C0TERyuEyr WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. FRIDAY, july 10 .. II. }
NuuuuALa Llr w nL.L . Al-A-l-


OFFICE THE CHEZ -lGSAL OFFICER,
WAsuiNaI8N ID. C.. FRIDAY, july 10 a. II.
SyuODSig rJr ng DIst % hONS
The barometer has risen, and continues
highest near the -Outl Atlantic anu ,trrn Gun coast
II has .aeu aud is lowest ia the Lake region rAh'
f owed followed by partly cloudy weather. mas pre-
vailed m ne southern States ana the ONO valley. Gen
ery cloudy weather aud local rains now prevail IN te
Md he states the lower Ike region, ana New ElGahi
The temperature continues h-n In tAe southern por
ou of tne Middle states. ana thence westward 10 the
OlO Valley; 10 has fallen slightly m Ne" Llg.ahl anu
Northern New YORK. t-t or south winds prevail ~
ue t-frct, on tie IJutIc Coast, and south OF west
wind, iu tile states OF the Mississippi Valley Tho Mis-
ais, ppl RIVER las fallen at 81 Paul aud NCAsOuFs
Probabilities
rr Ve.- rugIrud the lftfie suites and the EASTERN
po,ton the lake region, purity cQ"dg. dd CON
liuufd rlIu reIther rlu prerIiL run serFe t0,at
r.,fs east Or south ,cids. rscriHg 10 westerly 81 me
Middle suites. mi St1ry fti,Uig barOneter
For tAe South Atlantic aud Gulf oit,o-' partly cloudy
weather and lgIt rams, with southeast OF southwest
Winds slight changes IN temperature, ana stationary or
T. sing barometer. .. =,
For Tennessee ana the ONO Valley. ONO, Indiana. II
uois ana Missouri. &ht rams, followed Dy clear ana
warm weather with south or west winds aud Slowly
rising barometer. ,, -,
Tue tricgruphc reports have not been received rom
the upper region. ana the Upper Mf5sssippL anu
Upper Missouri Valley ana Minnesota.
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a., ,ha sense IN which ne usually defines his role wnst
ever be NAV he In theory, is In practice tne 20
rand of the dav. For what he usually dehnes t',,aI
mesn is lofty superiority TO- coupled with Jut,csi
independence and impartial censorship o. he lead
Darties whereas experience mas shown la hst,uaIIv
ing independent Journals (sO-calledl nap nartis1n
been and are the most RAPIDLY aud serE,,ei, f
c., Eo,,,or opd Col M0sby are not Presi-
aoY,r,at[sr 'r,rir influence side OF NIshla
cecdincy small aud the publication 3I IT enS9ce the
bove occas1,ued so much comment VIII uut on
-'nDtstiou ~ either President Grant may DC 1 -,
MED ana elected o. third tcr' OF no nia1 n
49,, , - b,t nob0dv suppose that either MS own
f'rc,t 49, me will ~ the pcop.c OF lAe Ohlteu oVav
can NE IN me least an ccd '' the susEeS1lo,1ss vi
,,' - s.ropi-r4te Virginia p'u,icians.-l baltimore
-
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he extended beyond the junction Of Atlantic ana rab
bushaves. that IA a great centra point run ~ 49,
horse radate 10 all the ferries leading 20 New
York none Of which are alone " quite sufficient npor
tanee To warrant the extension OF the steam ne 70 then
10 M a, Tho ntbers Besides, when the horses
relieved from the long trips they now nave 20 axe
they can driven faster the snort tlpr' ahu nc
distance which n now takes 10 minutes To pass over can
then be traversed In eight minutes The rate OF are VIII
be slightly increased, and VIII proDaOy NC nAou q" "
or three cents n mile , - al
The Common Council Of New-York passed an ordi-
nance last March which was approved by the Mayor,
permitting tho nae of steam on any railroad IN tho CIV
and II the BROOKLYN experiment proves 10 be success
IL VIII lead probably 10 the adoption OF the snio
Of locomoon I'm this city. Several New-York calltal-
said 60 have the matter under consideration.
The nreiess locomotive" was tried ID fnnauoiP"i "
Saturday with satisfactory results
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

JUNIOR EXIuBUIOS-THE GRADUATING EXERCIsEs-
ALUMNI DINNER-HONORARY DEGREES.
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRRsPoSDEST or THE TRIBUNE
BURLINGTON, Vt, July s.-A raging storm Of
wind prang up last night just before the Junior
Exhibition began but the clouds broke away, so that
the attendance on the exercises not much dmin-
ished Two Of the speakers were ladies. As might be
expected, they acquitted themselves crediably.
Following the Junior Exhibition were AZ usual the
annual suppers and festivals OF The several col
lege secret societies.
Attendance the protracted exercises of Commence
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NiRRLEn

BARN RD-NrCHOLsIn ILac r. Y Th Jug by e p.7 i,Hs'
Kr If Boston 5. Barnard of tautol DID, To aiss s~T
Nichols daughter OF le late d. Wa Nichols of bos'' No ''d
BOYLE-vICE-On Tuesday, Juv T. l,7f a. Vie residence OF ns
,re, parents br Dosue. BIZ e. r. blf 10 iAEases
A. suy daughter OF M Thomas a.. Wee. all Of brooAYn
kELEY-DE la Nelnrsiay July Doal. A. he cs
is.rs Archbishop MtllsatL by f N.-T ~ WI
QInn v G hsanev assistant Horace ROBERT heii'f .
s.a AOHe L-caslOa 4e - tVies OoAs- neisi
Of Franc. 80 rari.
SMITH-MORGAS- r1cslv Jry : ls7 AZ So Phps 'hur-h
Bradford s1rl.s. l Rector. Rev Lstr.. D. Hurr hr
4 el6ei saith of N-wTlrk Nss Margaret Ja,4 Moi-
lugl.,r OF Rev. Gilbert A0.au Dc d.. " s0-l. Ga L..
VAN LEECK-sINCLAREJ Monday. June -6. by che Rev
Thomas amOAu hecA " jos acATv % oogts
BIJUAlI
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L1TEST Snip NEWS.
For other snip Ncirs see Third Prgs.l
ARRTNTn

For other snip Ns'rs see Third P1g'
ARRIVED
John G. Hall lot weymouth. n So Durham. Gardens 10
Brs sarah crove ,of Yarmouth n ST. Morris. Porto REQ 10
Brs Protein. qf PornH Whit Naau,,' y a,y. si'a .ny,'
sci Ala s. Allan, Dudley w aiso ~ D. -ays. vii g-@er
sehr iaIe McName Greenwich
SEM G Can Post, Fsr.s, Por,cAe.,r
MEMORANDA.
PuADErrHA July 9rs steamship Serand Er' soite ~, 2,
he GozrraHea DR.. Lo his 1oraas shss '5 pa, oea '''s
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEWIS Dell I1y 9he steamship hea Terri 'a'ei Tor SeV
PanADELPnl, Penn Juv o-Clearei bark wn BsrenAa Gs
Danng Bella Eo Tor Charleston Ari'e steamship l'oO
BoTos jay -A7ri steamship wu Lsv-ere, Bsuno
Cleared. bark Triton queenstown oE fAAolih Drs Asf "
BalrraoRs july 9-Arivei steamship. Lacle Rsrnet ron
Wninyoa. \. e. Elizabeth. hom Nes-lorsi Nm lt z lto
Aer.uf ron ,,, .te,.t M ia,rrs Ion Ssgsrulh -
sephue Thomson. for Ssrilrsi HeaFT L. Cav of Fllphh
1,tntgsroy J..r g.-ss.ci J. " Brown Gr yeE-Y,rk.
Pul selyev Gardiner Sailed Lr tl-rcs Buc4e Tor New
Ssw.OaLEAss Jay 9rAred, steamship rouaWaaii to- Ihs
ship Clrenao,t Ses YORK sailed seaa'hp ,' o' h"u'"
''5 GsS1noS July 9-Ar steamship City Of Waco, and l.''
Grarl44, lom Nes-iorE
FOREIGN PORTS
ROTTERDAM July 9-Arvr steamship Mas Che7alf ron He"
HALpx y g. July 3-The Anchor Line steamship Nfo TO.
GLASGOW. arrived. The la'ap '.f 4 lec- c- se'
LosDoy. Jr.y 8.-si.ed United states Emily "ters
Sunrise WEYMOUTH. Regent Caii inslr 1or t- ~ -
Inst Nalor Minerva Marenyst An,o
e i 9 1 HeS Her. sad I'm isrne Ao ,yel oat Tll
United States: Robert Ms1.are, lld iaelari Pe-fse
DISASTER.
Say PR,ycrsro Jlv 9lle ..en.aB Tartar Ferries f- sY'
nry N. w.. l port aii n--L On t - 'A %
Coal Ref iaa otter lfofus a'ef ,se .aa"t II
e iole! or salty oa tie A0rs o. t-e -'H --'-s "a
damage.
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THE DROUGHT AND THE CORN CROP OF IOWA
AND ILLISOiS.
Trfu h H..rJ Irfi 4te..f W


There are some portions Of TINS state and OF
Iowa where has been DO ralu slutr h' corn was
plguted unless there a rainfall at these points last
night and these portions tie most productive Sec
tl1rs N the corn producing belt The corn has been
grOWnln iurly, giving promise % very dTE. cropi
WITHIN DAYS there nave come reports
that 10 Was endangered by tA' continuance ol t"r
iryuk nt ana the weather IL la rue tAa corn
doe, not stand mucn IN need pl ram rs hef crops
Manure mas furnished mean, o. cltchuE ANA az
,ruiig Other moisture nevertheless 70 must perish
la ease. OF total fanfare Ol ram. Inc Indication, OF
Drorr4ctrd drought amt the present Cuuuuun o' the
Growing CROP Ile surA .hAt Yesterday orders were re-
e.vcu here rom rural districts 30 purchase largely
Al present prices. Iuc result AL advance IN the
prces uf 10th and Utu c Latter also sun Ih& Ior
Inc wan: 0f ram. should there DE- no clIuEe IN the
weather and drought bee putractei uuil inc grow
rul q. IN lud oats be bOtu mlter. Injured, there VIII
b, tr. advance the pl4cr Jl nJiu. Tie ana .lph-
lion that tine cora weld FOR 1874 WOMB N'-ri
tnat 0f Oily previous year. lh"rt p'I 40 Ihtiei7u area
uJutpu ANA the r.t ui tIc crop beng very prom
me- In some places Do IS pres utrd Jhis sac cor u
already dry. AMI Tie leaves burned oAt NIL, p,1'lI
it ul,.,, 300 I1u 4Utyet. Vii have tAr Il g. 81 saw
ing ta. crop, OF Do corn Ad Jaia OJ O4 "n'C Aie al
,yulc ,.au-er without d..
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ERIE PAYING ITS POOREST LABoRERs LAST


TO me EdttOr OF The TrtbUHe.
SIR; Why Is il we laborers cannot get our
DAY from the Eric Company after We have earned It
until 10 the third month"; II is growing every
month They pay the brakemen and engineers 20 pre-
vent strikes, and after that perhaps poor station
men and trackmen Will commence getting pay,
along the last Of the month"; for May In years before
they made no distinction but paid al classes together
"a they came 70 them. Now We poor aborers getting
81 80 and S. 40 per day, last paid those that receive
the most are paid first understand that the officers
N.Yorr 20 70 the treasurer first day OF the month
and draw their pay The officers aud directors
porting every day or two that the Company is doing
wel-nevar Was doing better-stln We cannot get our
pay until the third month and the last OF u az mat IL
seems thai a company like the Erie managed Dy suen
great they have got from the baiunoIe and
Ohio Railroad. should pay by the l5th OF me secouu
month II was only a short time ago that tho uiIeCtoIa
met and passed resolutions thai The employees sHOuu 20
paid between the 10Th ana 20t " the second month
Have they forgotten ~ or are they made 10 DeheFe
by tue officers that paid promptly think some
one should LOOK INFO this. because We must Hnve gu
pay suffering; our credit l. exhausted
Tie Company never ~as doing m-c" better OdsnesS
than q present.
HOrNcASUtke. ~ T.. July Z. 1874
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OBITUARY..
COL ROBERT cowDrN.


CoL Robert Cowdin, who died In Boston on
"Wednesday was one Of the old residents Of that city
and served crcditaby In the Civil War Being IN COM
papd OF tie Is, Regiment OF State militia when hos'
ties began. he Immediately volunteered MS
IN June 1851 proceeded with his regiment INC AS'
Massachusetts. TO Washington going purpo'o' " We.
nj Baltimore through which no troops mad passed since
the 9th were assailed in April Col CoWGlu anu us -
began the fcltng 40 Backhuru's Ford "Aoh pr
az s,,,, d. the hattie Of Bail Run. He was the mos'
ropspicuou, man IN the regiment at the F'iu' GU,
f1ugbt IN his SHIRT sleeves 40 the mead OF MS "o" a.
one instance having ordered the men 10 ne uoNn '
heavy fire from the enemy, be alone renamed stanu
inc and remarked "The bullet IS not cast that can MI
IN. TODAY" BEING addressed by some person on the
Irff he lraucd Aat WAY, when lOpOundeI' NhiAAnS
r1st ms r.t side shattered tree directly Oehhu MN
The COlouc quietly .uIheu "I"u.' i,u ~ Iii l,iij me
am certain mat bad IS MOI yet cast tha VII MI l9
and then gave orders as cooiy as II on dress @
TIE regiment rctreltcd ONLY "ltn oIedcu NJ ~
Gen. Richardson. Had Col. Oo"olh Oceu suPpoi $3.50
ne wished. 70 is believed the enemy WouG nav v C
drivcn b.rx Having sdOue ms part ID the neiu Ous'
CJwdIu resumed nome ana suhtu MS yU1 10 ~ ,rn1
reception accorded has comrades OF we Isl !.
On May. 1850 Iu-poEucs' Col Co Nuln MS r ms zeal
~ defeud.ae the Union.
CAPT HENRY RAND Ii
Cant. Henry Randall, a veteran steamship
commander. ANA FOR many years well known 10 snip
merchants OF NcV-York and IT'S vicinity died al MS
residence No 70 East Twenty thrlsf early Wednesday
morun. die vas at Berlin. IN TINS state III lSc2
Ta early li ue exhibited decided fondnes for the sea
ANA q talent Tor navigation. He became SehIhau' anu
-apidy advanced from obscure position on shpDoard
, ..,.ti, ,-.. .. ,.,,,,,., ma, hacerne the
10 70 lux" i""h' anu "--''' y ~ ,-l-.. =.
commander of the steamboat EMPIRE theA Ply INK U"
Like Eri. A few wear, later he was placed IN COM
~ ,to fire.,
maud Ui iht steamship N"itnc4acl "A' w '''' NO.
steamers dispatched from New YORK 20 the faen'
coast H. was afcrward resident o. org MY.
T, i5 rte mia trade IL. lt length settled in
California. where hoe remained several years He again
appeared 10 Hew-lorh' ana soon a.,el var H
never carrisl INTO cxeculou tins dream of his life,
fbou,D tine few months previous his deaIh ne
WI. more lou. than ever before prrfecuug ms In-
veuflon He obsaiued from thc las; l. ,i-ttIre char
ter .1r steamship company whose vessels were 10 ne
built on thr plan which ne aad Ptn,ea G ts
,,,U t',l II, was ,,.l far from an organization.
H. Was man " strict in .e.Ily a4d much energy aud
decision oi character ANA hdd 7i'"' 'uSlN''' ''H'
COL T. he 9IANLHh'
Col Timothy IL. Stanley, who died on " ednes-
I--.... .r.... go. ,.r,...ri, d, resioant ~
Gay III '"4''"'u. 49, 4."''' ''s '''i'-'
ONO, anu ala influential supporter Oh IAe hepuDloah
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OBITUARY NOTES.
L1rLSr FOREIGN NETs.

TIE PROCEEDINGS n TIE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
LONDoN, Friday, july 10 a. m.
A Paris dispatch to The Times says NJ. Du-
walls demand fu "urgeucy ON bis motion for the dis
solution OF Tie Assembly after voting upon tho bills
named received $50 votes.
Il seems certain that Z NJ Casimir Perier's bin be
rejected winch is probable. tie Centers Will submit
a fresh pr pos,l either for dissolution for pro-
,racted prorogltion. but most probably the former,
which Will then obtain q large mai ,rty.
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Importnnt TO Rnts.-8-ta are sII and eaaiLoal

Important Rats.-at sly and cautious. but t'g ara
aatp sometimes When hunger hem Go lperatoa
they CANNOT , the ,e.aptitol Of p5kug aJ d. BES
yErs SURE DEATH Ed with butter ana spread On ia slices
OF bread It's powder leieu1s as many u he pS'
TO- Read the directions follow them. sl oy all dealers a p'
retar7 ARTICLES H'yRy, CgRaAS Co.. sole PopHetor'
\ ~ , Col eye place. SeW-Yofk.
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sbo,,e- csc, Cles Rb 1OTs1lic; Ccsf s.s ~ = Da. -
srq.y,Hred Hams l6Id De Sugar 10 isn IN
AZ. Prime gc articles unchaneet TO- "a" "
Erw.Yofk Sight n prsrnup Sterils 93a a. :, 7o pa.
'uI q 4 Sd for strained Crude rmpenune que !.
= - Yslss Dir. aad " 50 Virgin Tar stssoI =" "a -
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Srerlal NotIffs

80. m, MAILS FOR kUROPk 'or ths ~~k
PosiOhce I'M IL I5s4 viii e9ss :. .ls 9Vs A. oho-si
ending "a hi,Xi az ,r III THURSDAY al IL =
SATURDAY " - L JANIS 2 y.
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The Rotten sponge Pads. horrible Metal s'0r' p'e'.
Finger IA AMI mureroa. ~prlgs slpe-Ii u 80
e5,ora3e LLrIC O53 BrollvsY hu l4 iSiarc
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAr,SL Jrlv o-spauh Cold 26sa27O Exchange srye, on
H. Intel State. so Jars clrnc, l3t0lj6 premium. slut
yht I,dlIO ur,nun aay. gold los 4lbJ pruum mort
aght 1920 premium London lJ2IlJJ plcaa Para
l6l q as 1Ten.um.
susa-So u Dl.h STANDARD. 2O6eOla sals per arrvbs
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DOMESTIC MAaKRrs
Nav oRiEas j-4 9,l,ik e.l-r s.,st S22 Baeoa a,aer
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All Notices Of Hqr7aJes must be Endorsed 10Th fsG
tGa.e el9d aIaTess.
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sAv FRAycisco July 9Le steamship Tartar Ferries fr sYi
nry y. 70 w. port asi 1-L On me "a. o., 70
.,-cs on Coal beef Lr0Fug tgs 4liuati
coal 10lte! or tie A0ls Of -e -t'l --'s "a
.A!lu4 al damage
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-26
VIZ l..
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW Is:NEpIIN. NEW RENEEIlS
Or. cie6oN,S D,sPEN.

= Or. cie6Ok'S DiSPEN.
E~ Sin-. No. - hEAtNA -.
* culucr II Cummeicial, >un IA
V2f-A ri-ou. rjNalr cIirancc On tou.
A H"rrial street. <iabiIshcd =
l>'l. tsr The Heatmcrt Of SeNual ard =: ia
/ i>ease>. >H,h as1iouofrhaa. t;lrci. >tlia:4i,.
>Nlllll- IL all IT. terms. ssrHinnl " ,utIc...
iHf ~atelcA, etc. etc. sim diseases ot VII
tafdIhs. and loclat,d Leg, etc, sGcees>.ui.
Iy tftatad.
Ia. GllluN has tho lea. ur- Of amour.
lrr that hr las retained tIom visiting lie
q hospitals OF LuroIe, and la, Il.
-4ju,d ira. urr.
Ile Doctor has sInrcc neither TIM r.,
money IN ''"4 tHg out utw remedies. aHdlAs
rctafu.d with utrcH>cd facilities tul tLo ALL
>!4tIcu ~ human ,uiicrrrr.
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r r IfYL
AppIicati0n for Patent.
NuTICE Nu. 90


|. : labNf iffHH+ g.
Eureka. Nevada, NAV J., 49,.
NOTICE Is UEETEN GINEN thai THE
y Newark silver MintnE temranN u S>t-
office address, Newark NlN>. Newark -
trlrt, Mite Fine county, Nevada. has this
ia, filed in this ctiee q diagram Together win
u notice of application Ter a patent from thS
| uittyl states. under act ui congress allirNtd
Nav ~. Is. trr fifteen hundred .lse linear
feet of The Lincoln Lode. the same running -
feet southeastern, and - feet northwcste1lN
trrm the mouth uf the Lincoln Tunnel, with
Surtpcp rroErd two hHudrrd trct. lN tcct IN
each side 81 The le,le. Ia l,de h TX " let III
with. sItuatvd IN Newark Mining i~l>itist'
hiic line county. STAT Of Nevada, ntd t.
srlihcd in the Plat and field notes "n hIeln thi>
oficc a. fellows, tu-wit:
U. s. Survey No. 81.
Beginning mt Il post marked N. |. .>.>nr-
ycv No." " hcurr the >uctIvn ooir,r IN the
northern boundary e SsctitnH. IL Nj ~
T.. VI. l.. NJ. hsar> \. ~ ~. T. ll>' icet:
mouth at the Chihuahua Tunnel bear. :.
ii i, /. H. let. ami a cedar tree one ie.'
IN diameter marked Lincoln /. L.. bears y.
1 W. l. icct: thence running :. Ia /.
lYO flot. To Io>t marked Ne. =. |. =. Su,NcN
Ne. -; thence :. ~ W. - LcCt. to post
marked NJ. ;. |. :. Survry Ne. .: thence
y. Il ". an feet. to post marked Nc. /.
:. . feet. L. o.; Ne. l." The rlare OF begin
ming. containing >ul-lm acres.
Cuur>c> expressed from the true meridian
with i magnetic variation ~ 10. East. lhi>
clam i located in The Jr>UrNeNvd TART 81 L..
"a. Y. Ia T.. VI. i. NJ. ard i bounded n
Mother ord by any ilown claimants; the
nearest nine i tte thjh gahua.
III ciajm i record a III look \, raGeli, II
the Newark li,tIlet Mining RECORDS. ard a
copy of the Eutice and rlat> can lee 'o"id
posted 4; he mouth q III Lincoln tunnel.
is>la ClETS +. iioitN, hcsi>ter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-26

fct>efs At a distance MAY be CtEtn At
lit vi. tN addressing a letter to II. Ulb'
In stating case. syn toms, length g tine
the dl,'a>c las cont NC !. aud haze modieirr,
lftaifiiF forwarded. trrc rom damage ara
#1le.iiy. to any ant al the country NH
illt aud Plan ilrc' tons for use. hy incla'lis
10 IL toiI ~ II registered letter throar h the
/ e,tetfe". 81 ;hror III W Ills. | aigo "a.
y ! acrac" 81 Utrul'luc viii 10" ioIWa!dri
10y oNIrc>. t, any part at thu | mon.
t%eIsura> writing To the Doctor viii rleae
IA" illc nam" al the apcr they see tn, al
Nrrft>,uttI in.
III communication. strictly confidential.
Address pi. !. +. GlI;ltN.
leN a.. san Francisco. tallefita
mLs-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11
CORTEZ AND BULLION DIS.
rRIH cS

The Elko IndcpeuicHt of the ith in
couple of the outlying districts of Eu-
rcka county,: The Wcnlan mill of ten
stamps AZ Cortcz has just been put in
thorough running order. the engine
and boilers have been readiu>ted and
the roasting facilities improved by the
construction of four new reyerlutory
furnaces. The camp is new and has
been for some time past one OF the
most prosperous in the State. The ore
Obtained Is of high grade and plenty
of IT., the greater portion of viii Is
coming from the Garrison mine. II
works from S:'nO to 500 per ton. About
2n tons of this ore are now at the mill,
200 tons lying at the dump, and plenty
of the same sort in sight ut the mine.
our old friend james Iarawav still re-
tainS his position of Superintendent of
the mill and mines, and dis
charges the duties of the position
with his usual Effectiveness. We have
understood that Jim has some good
mines of his own in that vicinity; we
hope he has and that in good time he
may reap the reward of patient indus
try, lis he deserves. At bullion dis
trict, ON twenty miles west of Cor
tez, Campbell, Young * Co. are TAX
ing from their mines larcc quantities
of good ore, which they are sending to
Cortez for reduction but as they have
enough rock of their Own To furnish
the mill at that place. negO iations are
pending between Campbell. Young X
60. and the Mineral Hill Co. for one
of the mills at the latter place to he re-
moved to Bullion. Lockwood. better
known as Locke, Of Mineral Hill. OBJ
tanned IA lease of one of the mines of
Campbell Il Co.. and We understand is
making it pay well Ii the above ON
pany i successful III its eii"rts to get IA
mill in operation al Bullion this season.
that di>tcict will soon achieve Il wide
spread uO.OriplV.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11

+. LoEwY, agent for all California
dali cs, informs the public that in con
sequence of the present irregular arri-
val Of the Government mails, he has
made a contract with Wells, Fargo 4
60. for the shipment of his papers.
which enables him 10 deliver the SAINT
10 his subscribers regular every morn
ins early. jyi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11
DIR. STEELE'S MEDICAL WoSpEI

DR.. SrEELE'S MEDICAL WONDER
This great medicine is doing Il wonder
iul amount Of good mo- our ci,i-
ZenS i'll curing rheumatism. neuralgia.
crannp. colo. t~oohaciIc. etc. 1t has no
equal. The Wonder Pills have been
used by 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, 1874-07-11

Must BE SoLD.-The stock of cloth
ing ut Reilley's Auction Store must be
sold 10y saturday next. at u price.
The consignment must lie closed Il
at that time if the goods have to be
given away. iyS-4t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11

III ASrING FoWDER.-W. II. Clark,
having been appointed con>igncc and
agent for Dupon.'> hll>ting powder gin
iron kegs, i prepared to sell the am
in quantities 10 suit purchasers Il: the
lowest marke. prices. Hell also agent
for :. kruker'> safety fuse, an article
equal TO any manufacture Of TIE day.
ia.A1-.t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11

RESUMED. II. Lee has re>umel
business a; Ruby Hill and is now re-
ceiving constant supplies of staple
goods. He has made large additions
to his store. and his stock of miners
supplies and general merchandise can
not bc surpassed. jcl4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11

TuEATRICAI.-A fair house was in
attendance last night a. Eureka Hall.
The performance was very creditablc.
Fay Templeton i'll the character of Lit
tie Lucca, her specially. took immense
ly, and, as usual. established her
claims on the audience the moment
she appeared on the stage. Tonight
the grand saturday nights bill i of
fcrcd. SATAN in Eureka. followed by
the popular minstrel scene and olio.
and concluding with the vaudeville OF
Married Life.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-11

BEoUGHT BACK.-The two "frail
Ones that d%ecainped some days since
with numerous articles of personal
property not their OWL. were brought
back To own on Thursday night. The
Whole affair is to be settled amicably,
the properly returned, and costs of
court to lie paid by the "doves -