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dered. IKE: granusted. Ike. cut loaf 12c. Messrx
Wait Creighton Morrison sum up as follows:-

dsrea iiNe grsnsla.ed ii'Se, cut loaf isc Msssr~
Wait, Creighton Morrison sum up as follows;-
stock ascertained by actual
n!.:sil :' sis :ssi January ss a ss @ rS sss SO So
s,s. .s:: 5si I3sa; I3s as sis SO
Stock this day Feb. 2s 1877 1882 25ao ISIS SIS
Comparing with stock March
Comparing with stock March s''
l. is7i 7i........,......... l72ce 2oas5 III 500 40
srEAElsr;..hecepisCaS tsrees and % bbs The mar.
price.
market active sales 1000 lbs nj 7.e i516c.
.-wnsK.y, ,-Reeepts- -aao ebls The market nrmer;
% active general business was aeeompi,hed
pool steam, 900 Obls 81 5000 boxes cheese.
goods iss Sd 10 London per steam. 5000 bushels grain
Ss' 20 be and sy sa 100 3 1 ton, hops s. on a
aDo.. standard deals, reported private terms;
cargo measurement goods, 800 dead weight
ena % or Hm os ssr to hs
Baltic with 700 obs refined petroleum at Is 81 option
the untca Kingdom direct With 800 bis naphsIs S.
S @ % @ s, s. IRON ra.aps" rsn.a 10 anwsrp or sc %
Ssss to e oornSaa Win o "o svs % %
s & an e d. s on nsnes ,sqs G pert IN rS
private terms an Italian bark from baltimore TO Cork for
hence to Cork for orders With $500 ars grain al Is ID
kussan bark reported from Philadelphia Cork
for orders with 1900 qrs grain 5s. I'D:
Norwesian bark. from rhiladcp6a Tor same voyage,
with 5000 quarters at IS 3D. Austrian bark. thence o
do. with 1900 quarters. 5s ID. British brig from
Phadc pha. United Kingdom direct. with 100 quarters.
ut U.s. an Italian bark reported trom baltimore tn Cork
for orders, with 1850 ouarers at Is. id american
bark. 40 tons. hence TO Montevideo. with
crai cargo, ~ lSc per loot, measurement.
American schooner BIZ tons hcrc). from Norfolk
to Bnrbadrcs and 81 Vincent with l5OuOD S.
gold British bnrk bll tons. from D0boy
England. with rerawed timber ut f3 IS German bark.
2S tons. hence to stockholm, with provisions nnd
general cargo at lump sum The cotton
ported in our last. by sail to Liverpool.
the BERTH is per British ship, I. .l99 tons, laid
recently together with other general German ship
Ho tons from Pensacola to United Kingdom direct with
sawn timber at 3os option OF hewn timber 32s. Cd
load: British bark. I3i tons, with deals slate.
ported hence to United Kingdom direct owners account
American brig 54 tons hence to mort side Cuba Zone
port only and back with ~ STl, hid
American schooner t tons hence to New Orleans with
gene erul IA lump
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ING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

The following is the advance and decline in the prn-
cipal stocks as compared with those OF yesterday
MISUNDERSTANDING and Pacific Telegraph, a; New
York Central y burlington and Quincy, /; Consoi-
dated Coal /; Delaware, Lakawanna and Western,
IA Delaware and Hudson, a Hannibal and ST. Joseph
preferred, q Lake Shore l Michigan, Central, Il;
Morris aud Essex, a; Northwest Pacific Mail, u;
st. Paul, 4 Western Union, n; American Express.
4 United States Express, q Wells, Fargo Co., u.
A Northwest preferred, "a; New Haven, "a; Rock
Island, y Adams Express u Gold, d.
CLOSING PRICEs-3 p. NJ
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OFFICE OF THE AS
sisrANr TREASURER or THE UNITED STATES NEW
YORK FOR THE MONTH ENDING FEBRUARY 2S, 1871
January IL, 1877, by balance. $112 All, $40 90
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Delivered contract 600 bales For future delivery
sales follows -YesterIay after two t. M.-March
300 bales at II 932c.; April. $500 I21lc $500 at
IL l732c 200 ut 12lsc. May. 800 ut II 2332c 5000
II IL l6c. June, 300 AT II 2132c 800 Mt II 136c
August 400 ut ~ 3l32c Total 200 bales To-day up
to two +. M.-Marcn 100 bales ut II 5l6c. short notice.
LIST, IL D. l6c notice. 3D., 200 IL 92c
notice, lst 100 atl2 5lGc ooat II II BE- 00at II 5-l6c
100 at IL 932c 300 AZ l2c; April, 400 at II l932c 100
at 12sac 34O ut II l9i2c., 800 at II 9l6c, 800
May, 4,20O ut l2 2532c 23Oo i2ac 800 II 25s5c
800 ut l24c.. 800 ut IL 2332c. 300 ut l2Ac 300 at
IL 23-a2c.. 2 100 ut II lli6c June loo IL 3932c
400 ut II l5lGc 300 at II 22c 900 Mt II 56c, 800
II 2932c 800 at 12sc.. 400 ut II 292c 300 i27Sc
July, 100 at l3c, 100 ut 10 l32c, 400 l3c., 1000
at - Lice. 600 at Is 332c, 500 at 13 Lice 900
13 3}2c 100 Is Il6c 80 ut - 12c. September
at II 2732c. 100 mt II l3l6c; October 200 l2lsc
Total 44.WO bales Grand total. 66,9O0 bales
Tho receipts at the ports closed follows :tiaveson,
594 bales: New Orleans 66 Mobile l3o Savannah, s10
Charleston. 73o; Wilmington l62: Norfolk. ,lG9 New
York. 81; Boston, $50; Philadelphia, 10 Total 1896
bales this day last week 57 this day last year. 1916
Total since September 352S S bales to last night Cot
ton freights closed foows-To Havre by stcam c.,
by SAIL &c 1c. To Bremen. by steam 7c, compressed;
by sail. ssc Ac To Liverpool Id, by steam by sail,
1ac 9-3lc., conn essed. Market quiet.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Reccpts-Fiour. 6.J97 bbls. wheat,
64OO bushels; meal $50 bbls. and 40 corn.
81 1888 bushels oats. 20 600 do; 80 do barley 900
prices were without important change. The sales
800 bbs including State Western and southern,
the exed quotations Rye Hour was steady; sales
800 bbls Corn meal active and steady the
about 800 bbs and sacks mostly sacksl at $3 30
$3 brandy wnc and 81 81 81 10 for Western
Jar valt annntQ
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON.

LivERrooL, Feb. %, 1877
Cotton-Fuuros, 1-S2d cheaper than to-day's highest
price uplands low mdding clause. Ma ch aud April de-
livery, bnd.. uplands. low mddng clause. April aud
MAY delivery, esd uplands low miding clause May and
Dune delivery, 2332d uplaIds, low middng clause,
juno aud Jny doiivery, v 20 sd
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Money during the day was easy at from 2X TO per
cent call and closed at per cent call The fol.
lowing the rates oil exchange New York at
aforementioned cities to-day Savannah, buying NJ
clling "a; Charleston scarce, " a "a premium; Gin.
hnnati steady par buying; Ito sellng st. Louis, 25
mercial $40, bank u.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 10476, declined 10 10lR and closed
weak I04I The paid for carrying 2, IN,
IL ana per cent Loans we're also made fiat and at
2 per cent carrying Gold ccarngs at tho National
Bank OF the State OF New York:
Gold 0aances Sy0o2I
Currency balanceS. l4i0C3l
Gross cearahces .ZS, 6'5OO0
GOVERNMENT bonds
Government bon Is were evcrish to- day and closed
weak at the following quotations: United States cur.
rcncy sixes 1929 122S4 do do, 1881, registered,
Ill alllA; 10. do. do, coupon, lIls 1i14; do.
do, 1865, registered, 1878 1919; do. do, do,
los a 1857; do do. do, coupon, losA 1os1s; do
do. 1867. registered, MS lll9s do do, do,
COUPON Ill "a Ills. do do, 1865, registered, III
ll5; do. do, do, coupon, III 1l4 do. ten.iorlies
,eristerod 1895 1895 do do, coupon, 1l39s a
lsi do nvcs, 1881 registered, 1905 l091S do. do
ao coupon, lOD% l005s do. 4s's 1891, registered,
I05Js lo54
In London consols were steady nj 06 u 06%, rs at
,,e close Yesterday. unilcd states ronds arc un.
changed ans tnsss Is no change IN tho price Of silver
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,rican standard of classifica.
Quotations are bascd on American standard oil classihca
tion and in running in quality more
than half q grade above below tho grade quotcd:-
CONSUMPTION

-StainedGood ordinary, 10 Slice; strict good ordinary
10 l5-l6c; low midding lli4c.; mddng II &c. Spot
sales as follows
Toby. Last E,enng. Toted.
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MOVE.
The Injunction Suit Removed to
San Francisco THE Argument
Set for NAV 9TH.

The Injunction Suit Removed "a
San Francisco The Argument
Sc for May 18th.
We yesterday afternoon received the
following special dispatch from San
Francisco concerning the suit of the
Euresa Consolidated Company against
the KichIuond:
SAN FRANCISCO, March %.
The injunction suit between the Eu-
reka Consolidated and Kichmoud min
ing companies is to be argued i'm this
city before Judge Sawyer, OF the Ninth
Circuit Court. on the first Monday in
May next. The testimony of witnesses
VIII be submitted on affidavits. The
change to this city from Carson was
mads for the convenience OF the Court,
attorneys and witnesses.
The seventh day OF May will be the
first Monday of that month, and fhe
argument to be made before the Court
will in all probability occupy a weeks
t me ii not wen MORE. 1t will there
fore re nearly two months before there
can be any hope of a decision in the
case, during which time the restrain
ing orders granted in the District Court
here will remain in force. Every one
had hope for an early decision of the
case, and now the length of time which
the two mines must practically re.
main closed causes considerable fear
the part of our merchants and bus
mess men generally as to the prospec s
of a lively and prosperous season this
year, which was ushered in with such
favorable promises for the future.
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1

Mrs. Hayes says my dear" to him
even in public.
The milk of human kindness should
always be found in the pale of the
church.
The average Congressman looks like
a country schoOlinaster in his worst
clothes.
Charles Collins, formerly Of the Sioux
City Times, will start a paper in the
Black Hills.
Miss Schurz is very popular in
Washington, and is an accomplished
linguist and musician.
A Jerseyman has a wife whose name
is Betsey, and he always addresses her
AS "You Bet"
Moncure D. Conway believes that
the Jews are making a movement
toward gathering at Palestine.
An Iowa man with an AK chased a
preacher into his study and laid him
out on the administer.
The only excuse that some people
have for c~ongregating in saloons is be-
cause 'the spirit says come"
The advantage that the newspapers
of to-day have over those of the past is
that wives of public men are no longer
slandored.
Now that the Senate Is out Of the
way, we shall probably soon get some
definite idea of what Hayes Southern
policy Is TO be.
\ Some parrots can talk, and that Il
about all they can do. In this partic'
ular, lots of people have no special ad
vantage of the parrot.
IT some girl screams soprano in &
country town do not 20 to the trouble
of sending her to Milan. Put her a
baking short-cake.
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ence of all interests in the town, for it
Is reasonable to suppose that further
explorations will develop its grand
resources in as marked a manner as
that portion already worked. This.
taken in connection with the fact that
all along the lode there are uncovered
ore bodies of larger magnitude than
have ever been met with previously,
and that these are found at the lowest
point in all the mines, gives us proof
that while litigation may check the de-
velopment for a short time, nothing is
surer than the promise of a prosper
Gus and bright future for those who
have the faith and courage to await
the fulfillment of these PUBLICATIONS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
The WAGER Mains.

Superintendent Geo. Bliss, ofthe water
works, was engaged yesterday repair
ing the bursied water pipes. the result
of Wednesdays test of the pressure by
the Fire Department.. He found the
pipe between the Turner House and
Powell's blacksmith shop broker in
about twenty places. In all cases the
pipe had bursted on the under portion
resting on the ground, which gave
him considerable trouble in ascertain
ing the exact place OF leakage. The
lower part of town was yesterday sup
piled with water from the fire reser'
voir. 1t was a fortunate thing that nj
fire occurred Yesterday as a very lin
tied amount of water could have been
furnished owing TO the broken pipes
The breaks in the pipe were yesterday
repaired SO far as discovered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

Cvr THIS Our-Ir May SAVE YouR Llrx.-
There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with hung disease, coughs, colds
or consumption, vet some would die rather
than pay. Is cents for a hottie Of medicine
German Syrup has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and its won.
drous cures nstonishes every one that try it. If
you doubt wha: we say in print, cut this out
and take it to your druggist, snd get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, or q regular sizc
for Is cents.
JUST RECEIVED. ut Mrs. Ashim's store. a
fresh lot of flower and vegetable seeds
and bulbs, onion sets, and grasses Of all
kind, will be sold very cheap. A fine lot of
Java ana Rio coffee. fresh chickens, turkeys,
game and fish, which will ell to my Gus.
toners ut the low est market rates.
mrl3tf MRS VI. A. ASUIM.
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The Four.Mtle Race.

The four-m:le sweepstakes race, to
take place the 2lst Of next month, will
prove an interesting event. The fol-
lowing horses will take part: Hardie
enters Grey Colt; Chris. Carpenter,
Canella; Tom McGovern, Searcher; and
Dick Ksthar, Chess. The entrance
fee il 800, the first horse winning the
entire purse. Other horses may posi-
bly, be entered if agreeable to the own
ers OF the above, who desire only a fair
show and an even chance for their re-
~spective nags.
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Attention, SIR Kmixhss.

Members Of the X. A. u. B. are or
dered to meet at the Abbey at I o'clock
this evening, for the purpose Of con.
Quoting the usual farewell ceremonies
upon the occasion OF the departure Of a
Sir KNIGHT upon = pilgrimage. All
Sir Knights In good standing are mott.
fed To appear punetually ut the ap-
pointed hour, under penalty.
GEO. w. MERRILL,
Junior Grand Sire.
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Airs Well THAT Ends Well.

The Ruby Hill couple clipping a few
nights since came to grief shortly after
their departure. The abandoned nus
band started on their trail and caught
the runaways at Battle Mountain, and
The man who tried to ring himself in
the husbands place showed the white
feather when that irate party overlook
him. What actually took place will
perhaps never be known, but the up
shot OF the whole affair is that the hus'
band and wife and their child are all
at home again. The Lothario of the
affair did not come back.
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Bullion

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the fol-
lowing shipments of bullion this
morning:
The Phoebe Agency shipped to
San Francisco, l bar, valued at S2I 60.
The Phoebe Agency shipped to
New York, 2 bars, valued at $l,9Sl Ga.
The Leeds Company shipped TO San
Francisco, 3 bars, valued at $3,6l3 II.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
Gone to the BAY.

S. Redlich. salesman for the clothing
house of A. Berwin, went below this
morning for the purpose of buying an
extensive stock Of spring and summer
goods. He informed us that the stock
he should purchase would be first
class and very extensive, and that it
would be unnecessary hereafter to
clothing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
Thirteen Feet Above Ground.

Clark Il Botto, of the Palace Saloon,
are preparing to erect a second story
to their building on Main street. in
compliance with the amendment to
the gambling law. 1t will be complet-
Ell in time to move the game up stairs
on time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

A telegram from Carson, received
here last evening, stated that the min
ing suit pending between d. ]. J. Nc.
Laughlin and the Geddes & Bertrand
Company was settled yesterday, and
that the principals and witnesses
would be home ON Saturday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

In an article published by us yesier-
day, headed "Statistics," which read,
THE Eureka has levied 500, 900 in as
sessnenis. and paid $780, 900 in divi-
dends." should have read, $1,000, 900 ic
dividends. Mistakes happen some
times in the best regulated families.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

We dropped into the dry goods store
OF o. Dunkel d Co., and found those
afiable gentlemen busily engaged in
attending to the wants OF a multitude
Of fair customers. The unusual re-
duction OF prices In all their goods has
had its due effect, and the ladies are
taking advantage OF the reduction to
secure bargains in dress goods, trim
miDHs. underwear, etc.
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For the Next Siuty ,,,y..

Closing out the entire stock If patent ned
%icines, paints, oil. lamps and cainn ,ys at
cost prices. All patent medicine sold by the
box; plaster p cents, and everything sold
accordingly. Give me q call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Prescriptions put up for half
the usual prices. Firc-proof limp chimneys
% cents each; also a large assortment of
lamps, sold from 81 50 to 81, Of the very best
quality. Call at DIR. TERKY,S, City Drug
store. Eureka, Nevada. mr7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
He'll 10 AMSXar.

The examination :ot Jimmy Tickle
for the shooting of Hugh Kelly on
Ruby Hill, yesterday resulted in his
being held TO await the action of the
Grand Jury. He is out OH $1,000 bail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
Fumerai Notice.

Tho funeral of Mrs. Giuseppina
Bassetti will take place this afternoon
from the late residence of deceased on
Spring ~streetDat 2 o'clock. The friends
and acquaintances are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

Several Of our citizens residing on
Spring street have commenced to fix
up their gardens. In two or three
places eucalyptus trees have been
painted, and with proper care the own
ers think they al successfully Guilt.
vate the beautiful tree.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

The three men, Johnson, Staley and
Dockery, charged with breaking into
the slaughter-house of the Butchers
Association, will have an examination
to-day in the Justices Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

E. M. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
Palissde public, has fitted up anew, through.
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
PaIisado, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally, can rely upon getting
frst-clas, meals and number ono beds At all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel, ocl3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
A. RENED7Cr.
The Charges Made Against the ex.
Principal Of the Public school
A General Denial anu an I'm
mediate Investigation to BE
Had

Had.
On Wednesday night the reporter OF
this paper received information that
A. Benedict, principal OF the Eureka
Public School, had rendered his resig
nation to the Board of School Trustees,
aud that that body had accepted it. A.
E. Kaye, the County Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, and associated
with Mr.. Benedict as a teacher in the
same school, impaired the informa-
ton to us, and in response to the query
as to the cause leading to such action,
MI. Kaye informed us, as stated in
our issue of yesterday morning, "con-
tinued illness and inability to further
continue his duties as a teacher"
Early yesterday morning the most
s%candalous reports were put in circu-
lation concerning the real cause of Mr..
Benedict's resignation, and as the ru-
mors we're circulated from mouth to
mouth they were enlarged upon and
mag flied until the ex Principal had
teen accused Of the most heinous
crimes. The Board Of School Trustees
hearing of the very damaging reports
flying in all directions, have promptly
taken the matter in hand and will to-
day fully investigate each and every
charge made against Mr.. Benedict, the
beastly nature of which we do not con.
slider wi hin the province of ~,eSpectanle
journalism to relate, and certainly not
until Ins gentleman has had a tar OPP
portunity of facing those prefer ng the
charges, and Is given time to retuie
them. A reporter OF the SEN
TINEL called at the residence
of Mr.. Benedict yesterday, and in
answer to our questions regarding the
reports, asked us to wait until The in
vestigation to be instituted was over.
lie denied in toto the charges, as will
further appear by a card published
over his name in another column. He
courts the fullest inquiry concerning
the matter, and it is due to him that
he should receive it. The nature of
the charges imputed demands a thor
ough investigation. II Is also impera'
tive that those who were first to make
the charges be brought before the
board, and there given an opportunity
To sub stantiate their assertions. Socl-
ETY. and humanity demand that this be
done. No false sense of modesty
should he pleaded, and the entire mat
ter should, in fact u he, thoroughly
ventilated. Nearly a year ago a SINH
lar charge WAS made against Mr.. Ben
edict; the Board Of Trustees, then in
office, investigated the matter, but the
charges were not sustained. Mr..
Kaye, who has been teaching in the
intermediate department., utterly re-
repudiates the charges made against
Mr.. Benedict. We are glad the Board
of Trustees has taken the matter so
promptly in hand: it is due to all that
it should he done, and that an impair
tial hearing should be given. II the
charges are proven, no words IN the
English language can be powerful
enough to denounce the accused; but,
.houid he establish the falsity of the
charges, and as such he asserts that
they are. those who have been instru'
mental in making them public should
be summarily dealt win.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

EGGs n BUTTER. in lots to suit the trade,
received and sold on commission all the year
round Bakers and boarding house keepers
supplied at tho very lowest market rates. at
the Golden Rule Store, one door south Of
Paxton X Co.'S bank.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
An Abriugment.

Jesse Bigelow is al work cutting off
the portion of his hall built over The
ditch on Spring street, the building
extending too far into the street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23
PAIL His Fine.

John McCraner. arrested by officer
Mckee for fighting. and found guilty
and fined, paid his S31 yesterday
morning after spending n day in
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n. Of r..

Beaife Lodge No. 7, X. Of p, will
hold Its regular weekly meeting this
evening 1t its Castle Hall in odd Eel
lows building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

II you want tho best family -four, fresh
ground corn meal, large and small hominy,
Scotch oat meal, pearl grits. cracked wheat
farina and buckwhsat -four, 60 to Mrs. M
ASHIM'S. ja30tf
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Return Il

julius Straus, the pioneer .jeweler,
returned homo by last nights train
from san Francisco.
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G INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
~ rns EuREKA Ann rALIsAps sAii
DepNrsares Yesterday.
Fred Hasten l. Felsenthal
PPsnlayo A seDderiing
J FinnAgan
Arrivals E.ass Might.
Frank Leclaire Mrs Anna Leclairo 4
child
Mrs Frank GERMAN j Straus
Tcnry Tatelomun Richard Bold
Y VI freelsnd Chss Loucks
p i.ourks Pete Johnson
AChlis ii ID Mcleod
VI Challenger
Pioehe, Hamilton and Eureka Line.
ARRIVAL
Antoine Lemaris q Sabine
DEPARTURES.
CT Sanders
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GERMAN LUNCH TsuCK.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's a lot of Russian Caviar, Ham,
burg Sausage, Soused and Picked iierrings,
Sardells. Sardines and all sorts Of German
lunch nick-nacks. Also a large invoice Of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. n27tf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

BARGAINS IN CLorHINs.-A. Bsrwin. sue.
cessor to- Jake Cohn i Brother, has tho larg-
est and best assorted stock Of clothing and
furnishing goods over offered for sale in East
ern Nevada. Call and examine his stock and
endeavor to solve the problem how such first
tow prices. See advertisement on another
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