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BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, June 3--River falling, with
4 feet on the shoals.
SHREVEPORT, June 3.-Weather threaten
ing rain. River fell 3 inches in the last 48
hours.
VIcKsBURe, June 3.-Weather cloudy and
warm Thermometer sc deg. River rose 3
3 inches. Down: James Howard, 3 pm.
CINCINNATI, June 8 - Noon Weather
River IL feet, and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and warmer.
PITTsBURG, June 3-Noon.-Rlver feet
2 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm. .Night-River feet, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-River fallen l inch,
and is now % feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather clear and warm. Arrived:
City of Helena, Vicksburg.
EVANSVILLE, June 3.-Weather, heavy
rain at daylight; clear during the day.
Thermometer 70 to 81 deg: River 10 2-l0
feet scant by the gauge, and falling. Down
A. Z. Donnally, pm.
New ORLEANS, June 3.-Weather, light
rain this morning; clear and warm in the
afternoon. Thermometer "a deg. Arrived
John Gilmore and barges, st. Louis; U. P.
Schenck, Cincinnati. Departed: Thomas
Sherlock, Cincinnati; John Gilmore and
barges, st. Louis.
CAIRO, June 8 Noon. - Weather clear
and hot. Arrived: Robert Mitchell, Cincin-
natl, 8 pm; Charles Morgan, New Orleans,
8 am; John Dippold and barges, st. Louis,
10 am. Departed: Belle Memphis, Mem
phis, 10 p. m; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans,
il pm; Oakland and tow, Ohio river, ii
pm; Charles Morgan, Cincinnati, 9 AIM.
Night-Weather clear. Thermometer "a
deg. River 81 feet inches, and falling.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
Charles Morgan, Kate Kinney, Gold Dust
and H. c. Yeager, New Orleans; John B.
Maude and Illinois, Vicksburg; Colorado, St.
Louis; Mark Twain, st. Francis river; Hattie
Rowland, Arkansas river; West Wind, John
son Landing; Geo. w. Cheek, Friars Point;
Andy Baum, Cincinnati; City of VIcksburg,
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Robert Mitchell,
Cincinnati; Capitol City, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati; James How
ard, New Orleans; Colorado, Vicksburg;
John B. Maude, Kate Kinney. Gold Dust
and H. C. Yeager, st. Louis; West Wind,
Johnson Landing; Coahoma, Frlars Point;
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Mark Twain, Illinois, Hattie Rowland,
Andy Baum, City of Vicksburg, Belle Mem
phis, Capitol City.
BOATS DUE.
Do,cH-Commonwea
Up-Hard Cash, A. j. White.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
ARKANSAS RIvER-Hattie Rowland, Jas.
Reese, master, five pm.
VIcKsBURG-City of Vicksburg, Robert
h. Riley, master, ten am.
ST. LoUIs-Capitol City, John C. Crane,
master, five pm.
Observation-Disclosures J. J. Darragh, mas
ter, five pm.
CINCINNATI-Andy Baum, H. J. Vinton,
master, five pm.
RECEIPTS.
John B. Maude-2 bales cotton.
f. NJ. Norton and barges-SO0O brls salt.
Co.orad 0-l449 brls -four and meal, 1903
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rE,RUsrEE's sALE.-Under and by virtue of

FsNRUSTEE'S RALE.-Under and by virtue of
= the powers conferred upon me by certain deed
In trust executed by 5. +. Carruthers and ]. Car
rutheTs and recorded In the Office of the Register OF
Shelby county Tennessee, In book No. los, page ~,
Ell seq for the purpose of securing the Indebtedness
therein set forth, will, on Monday. June IL,
1875. at the hour OF II o'clock M at the south
west corner of Main and Madison streets in the city
of Memphis sell TO the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate situated in the city
of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee. and de-
scrbed as part of lot No II, In block No. 30, In
South Memphis, and more particularly bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner of St Martin and POntotoc streets; and rum
ming thence nothwardly with the line of ST. Martin
street SO feet stake; thence eastwardly and par
alieI with POntotoc street $50 feeT; thence SOUTH
Wardy and parallel with ST. Marlin street % feet to
a stake in the line of PontOtOc street; and thence
NestWardly $50 feet TO the beginning-being the
same property described in a deed from +. e. Whit
field Jr to S. Fannie Carruthers, and recorded in
book lob, Lage lob, of records OF Shelby county.
The right OF redemption is expressly waived, and
the title is good, but sell and will convey only as
trustee. This 10th day of April, 1873.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
Anderson. AtfOrnRE
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Tone Of the market at 1905, steady; 1880,
firm; IL, heavy; 1885, quiet and steady;
lao, quiet and steady; 2:40, steady at quo
New Orleans closed strong at II &c for mid
ding. Sales, 42C0 bales; receipts, net, 488
bales; gross, 500 bales; exports, coastwise,
1882 bales; continent, 60 bales. Stock, II All
bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
the market active and frmer; middling
uplands, Sid; Orleans, 1-16d. Sales, 15,-
ceipts, 1850 bales, 1900 of which were
American.
Liverpool arrivals opened 1-32d better;
June. Sid; June-July, Gid; July-August,
s 5 I'D; August-September 63sd; Septem-
ber-O October, 6 7-l6d; October-November,
5-l6d. Ats o'clock deliveries were weak
er-free sellers at previous prices.
The movement at the ports was reported
as follows:
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DRY GOODS.
TBY TELEGRAPH

Id H.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Business remains
very light with packages houses. and the job
hing trade is quiet. Cotton goods are inact-
i've, but fairly steady; colored duck denims
and ducks firm; prints very quiet in first
hands; ginghams dull, except solid checks;
worsted coatings in steady demand, but fancy
cassimeres and overcoatings are moving
slowly.
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FINANCIAL.

The week was a dull one at the banks,
which was partly accounted for by its being
the last week of the month; yesterday, how
ever, was in the old month, but no important
increase of business was reported, and there
was no change in the general situation. Ex-
change remained at par buying and d premi-
um selling on New York on other eastern cities
par buying, and u premium selling for both
demand and sight; on New Orleans, d dis
count buying, selling at par. Money was still
abundant, with very moderate application
for it; rates SOLO per cent, usually the
latter. The slight demand for money is con-
spicuous everywhere; the Chicago Tribune
says: Country applications for rediscounts
are light. Banks that have usually received
ten, twenty or thirty applications day now
get none, or almost none" Those who find
1t necessary to go into bankruptcy for the
furtherance Of their business plans will have
to make use of the summer months, as the
first of September sees the end of the bank
rupt law, the debtors friend. In our local
stock market there have been no transactions
of Importance reported; there is good de-
mand for good stocks, with but few offering
and at high holding.
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TrUSfpnSS Sale

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to me by E.
ID +. Risk, and which Is recorded In the Register
office Of Shelby county, Tennessee in book No. I0S,
page 1S9, and at the request of the benefclaries,
and for the purpose OF paying the debts In said deed
maintained
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The following are the New York market
reports for yesterday: Ordinary, 91sc; good or
binary, 101sc; low middling, lie; mlddling,
1850; good middling, 114c. At 1880.
irregular and higher; $780, quiet and steady;
2:l7, quiet Sales, APT bales.
York futures yesterday and Saturday:
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Liverpool kilograms yesterday Monday
reported the spot market active and frmer,
but without change in prices; deliveries
opened l-32d better. but at the close were
weaker. New York spots were steady and
unchanged; futures were quiet, steady, and
from four to six points lower. New Orleans
closed strong at lsc advance. Our market,
althou2 Oh not quite so firm, was yet steady
and unchanged in figures; offerings wee
light, with only a moderate demand. The
estimated stock on hand yet unsold is 5000
bales. Sales were wholly TO spinners, and
quotations the same as on Saturday, as fol-
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saturday, june ~, 1873,

in front of the courthouse door, in Memphis, Ten
neSsee, at eleven O'Clock a. m, oner at public
ton. and sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. by lot
at time the property in said trust deed mentioned,
and described follows, tO-wft: Two
certain lots Of land, situate and being In the county
of Shelby, State OF Tennessee, in the city of Men,
pills. designated follows: The first of said lots is
lot number seven n in Robertson Tops subdiyi-
sion of block No sixty five 1851, in the plan of said
city, which subdivision is recorded In the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds of Shelby county in book No.
twenty eight 1881, pages 52S and 529; said lot No.
seven n is between Beae and GayOSa streets, and
fronts the east side or Main street twenty-five
1881 feet, ana runs back eastwardly, between two
parallel lines hundred and fifty feet to alley,
being the same lot conveyed 20 said Risk by James
Elder by deed recorded in said Registers Office, in
book No. 81. pages 3SO-I-2.
The second OF said lots - the west side of
avery street, between Vance and Elliott streets,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner of Isaac Joness lot on the west side o. Avery
street; running west with said JoDes's south line
one hundred feet, more or less, TO a point midway
between avery and CauSey stree s; thence south
thirtySeven feet and half inch, more or lie s, on
Eron AikinS's cast line; thence east one hundred
feet, mole or less with McNabbs north line to the
line of Avery street, thence north with the west
line of Avery street thirty-seyen feet and half an
inch to the place OF beginning The equity of re-
demptIon is Waived and the title to said property is
believed to be good and perfect, but shall sell and
convey only as trustee. j. NJ GREGORY, Trustee.
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Thursday, the 18th day of june, 1873,

sell at auction to the highest bidder, for cash, in
front OF the Courthouse, in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee the following property, to-w1t: Situated
in Shelby county, State of Tennessee, on the north
side of Vance street, In the city Of Memphis: Be-
CLAIMING hundred feet east from the Intersection
of north line OF Vance street with the east line OF
DeSOtO street. thence east with Vance stress sixty
feet thence NORTH at right angles with Vance street,
one hundred and twenty teet thence west and paral
and parallel with DeSoto street one hundred and
twenty feet TO the beginning with all and
singular the buildings and appurenances thereon
and thereto belonging. Equity of redemption
waived, title believed 10 be good, but Will sell and
s. F. Walker Aft'5 Pm WINTERS. Trustee
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather and Rivers.

Weather and Rivers.
The table and dispatches below give Off
cial particulars concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS. U. S. AL
MEMPHIS, June B, 1873. {
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TbelOW Hlgp water marx OF 1914.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time Bar. Their Wind. F EsIn Weather.
$3.50 ~ z % g q $; 9 Cloudy:
200 pml 1884 | 90 S.W. % Clear
900 pm. 1898 ! 80 S.W ! % lThr'tng.
Maximum thermometer. 90 deg.
Minimum thermometer, 76 deg.
WIN. hELROY, Sgt. Sig. Ser. u. 8. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed of trust executed to the
ID designed trustee, Oh the 18th day of March,
1876, by Patrick Twohig, and duly recorded In the
Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, the
same day iD book No. Ill, page 5; and default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of the Indebtedness
therein mentioned, I Will, on
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Co,tou Exchanxe Quotations.

IBY TELEGRAPH
The following are the official kilograms of
the conaiton of the domestic markets as
racaived hv the coftnn pYclIanOa.
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oath, 2,I98, 3l6 bales, against 2,851,085 bales
the same time last year.
The following shows the weeks movement
Il
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DlSPEN SARY.

TA3A> Madison piSPen SaFy-
- ~ 20I So. Clark s., Chicago. IT,
6stx DR.. G. RiGEI8w treats SEXUAL AM
~ safely. surely, priya'
Tslftz. = n Iy. STERN ATOREIIHA. SENUAL DEBILIi-
sf2.-<a IMPUTESCH. HlOTCFES
E&S2EE9 rendering MARElA v -
- Hx&yESs cured. Pamph ct 80
uares for cents postage. His MAhRiAS-
&5lA ~SH/RAS GTf8R SEXUAL PATHOLOGY, work >
ILLUSTRATED. containing much shaL
n secured
CONsIIT ATOMS and CONFIDENTIAL. Once Hours
10 Z m. ? { p. m
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Memphis and Charleston.

il55 pm 5;@5 pm.
500 pm. S:lS am.
500 am. 1000 am.
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Increase Of receipts at United States ports
this week. 237, 534 bales, against 227, 413 bales
last week. Worlds visible supply, May
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The following table shows the comparative
weekly total receipts and stock 10 date at all
the Unifed States aeannrts:
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DRINKING srArIsrlCs.

The people Of the Old Dominion are
beginning to realize in an official way
how much rum they absorb annually.
According to a Richmond correspond
ent the figures are alarming. The sta
tistics of the operations Of the Moffett
register in Virginia for four and a a
months have just been p~uoiished.
From The middle of September to the
LIST of February the people OF Rich
mond took 1868 alcoholic and 100.
SIG malt drinks. That was what was
reported by registers. think that we
may safely rely upon the current be
lief that one.third more are taken oy
persons who bought it in large qnaati
ties for home uses, and only Old 10y
dealers who neglected or forgot to turf
, the crank. According to the off1cla
| figures, we take 1000, 900 drinks per
annum. According to my theory
5 1880, 600. l believe WI have l0,0O'
voters. The allowance per annum Il
sos drinks per voter, or it the ropu'a
ton is 10000, rs drinks per annum To-
man. woman and child.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TIMES" ON THE STU
ALTON,
Demonstration of the Anti-WaI
Party in England.
A GLIMMER OF HOPE THAT
WAR MAY BE AVERTED.
DON. April 4.

LONDON, April 4.
The Times, editOrislly, says the
main fact in the present. posture at
affairs is that Austria aud England are
one in view OF the treaty of San Ste
lano, and of the only q Ivy which
witt out war it al be brought into har
mony with the just claims of the other
Powers. The public opinion of Europe
is with them, and if they act together
with firmness and loyalty, Russia may
I've induced to withdraw from her posi-
lion, which would then DO obviously
untenable.
The stock market IL firm On reports
of an Anglo Russian compromise. The
full text of Lord Sali>bury's circular
had not reached st. Pc ersburg ar vi
enn. yesterday evening. At ST. Peters
turg The circular is regarded rs proof
hat the cong could not have sue
ce.d-d II it had met vt Vienna. The
effect IL 81. satisfactory rs tn almost
compensate for the failure Of the con
gress negotiations, and nov Austria
a waits the effect of the English and
| her " communication at st. Peters
turg. -.
A dpputation of ths National Liberal
Federation TO protest against the atti-
| tuda Of the government, express dls-
| approval of the calling out Of the re-
| serves, and proclaims the desire Of the
Literal parry to save Great Britain
from the shame and misery 81 An M
Just war, were met at Westminster
Palace Hotel yesterday afternoon by
Lords Granville and Hartin. ton. The
| ,ierutalion numbered about 500 repre-
sentativrs from all parts Of b KING
| dom. Joseph Cha mberlaln, n rmt
at the House OF Commons from Birmi-
inghan. presided. Lord Granville.
| addressing the depntation. SAID he re-
| ouired no stimulus 10 adOptthe course
,ikely to prevent the country from
| b.ing dragged intoa war which neither
| honorable engagement nor national 10.
| terests demanded, but 1t would b-
deceiving themselves AMI Russia to
conclude any opposition could prevent
il. The government WAS bent ID a
warlike policy. lord Harrington said
the present duty of the opposition was
t o interpose ty every means in their
power obstacles to the rash and i'll
considered action Of the government.
the result OF which might tie war.
England will take measures for The
protection OF her interests which would,
however. by no means inevitably
cause war.
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CRITIC CRITICISED.

Senator Blaine was more than dis
courteous in his Illusion to Secretary
Schurz's birthplace. He was unfor'
tunate-a fact which he is beginning to
find out. Influential journals OF both
the great political parties, all over the
country, speak in censure Of his i'll
natured ebullition. The Chicago 1r76
une has this to say on the subject:
Prussia may be small. but she is m
portant. She cuts a figure in history,
and in European politics. She has on
siderably more wealth, popuia
ton, more learning, and more cultiva
ton. perhaps, lhan Mr.. Blaine's native
State has. Besides, it makes no differ
ence what kind of u state Prussia -,
Mr.. Schurz has ceased for thirty years
to be a citizen OF Prussia. He Is a Ell
zen of the United States-and good
citizen, too. He has n wider acquaint
ance with the English language and
literature. with American social and
political history, and with the duties of
the office of Secretary of the Interior
than Mr.. Blaine has. When he was III
the Senate, there was not a member oil
it who did not respect his ability.
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EASTERN NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
WASHINGTON INTEL.
EDMUNDS ON THE RAILROADS.
An Ex-Congressman Skips Out.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES,
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
RDMUNDs ON THE RAILROADS
An Ex- congressman skips Out.
WASHINGTON. April 8.

WASHINGTON. April 8.
In the Senate debate On the Railroad
Funding bill, Edmunds yesterday
used the following significant and
threatening language, the more So
when it is considered that the Chair
man Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES
speaks by the card: II have seen
that, in respect Of these very compan-
les. in respect of all their creditors, in.
GLIDING the United States. when the
matter was first brought to the atten-
ton of this body, and q bill was about
to be considered taking some first aud
merely initial steps. / have seen the of
fcers OF these companies in this very
Senate chamber, on the day such a bill
WAS to be up, distributing their passes
with an os%tentatious impudence that
was amazing. / hope it did not affect
any Senator. / suppose it did not.
We shall find out ny and. by, after in
Quiry. il the two Houses are willing TO
direct it, and perhaps the present gov.
eminent directors may be able TO find
out how much money has been paid
by these companies to protect their
rights, as they call them, at this session
of Congress. Not to any Senator or
Representative in Cangress-I beg ev-
erybody not to misunderstood me-
but to pursue everybody to his house
and appeal to his personal friendship
for this director or that director, TO ap-
peal 10 his interest in protecting his
constituents. who sold some bonds or
some other thing to excite his praju
dice, to mislead his judgment. Eve
thst goes to make unjust iDfu-
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PACIFIC COAST.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT ITEMS,
Secretary Sherman VS..
Flood & O'Brien.
KEARNEY HUNG IN EFFIGY.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.
A figure suspended tn a pole on the
corner of Grove and Laguna STREETS
attracted some %ttentio yesterday
morning. A member of the Kearney
dub said il WAS AN effigy OF their die
ator who had exhibited mis- Moose, say
ing that it was his platform which
should be administered TO all persons
" no betrayed the party, and a. the die
tator had himself gone back on the
hemp platform, IL WAS deemed advisa
bIe 10 remind him OF his recreancy by
suspension.
The trial IF John Leighton, for EN-
bezzlement in connection with the
Exchequer pool transactions. IL pro
gressiDg in the City Criminal Court.
much of the testimony introduced be-.
ing The same as that elected during the
examination in the Police Courr, hut
the prosecution has offered a large num-
Der of letters u show that Leighton
falsely represented himself 10 he the
agent of a New York syndicate. con
trolling several millions Of dollars.
rhs trial will probably last through
the week.
A few days ago it was discovered
that the contract of f.. f.. Ohtns, for
$500" -. So -, 70
u.oos nai 'oo ~ ."h. 80.
49, ,a,a.i !, go
'J.,n.;'s "a Nv .n,h"r,v.,,"n ="
Wv, ~ ,,ha,a.~ ama
pay =, .rS.n .a w,n
~ ~ .;.;nai am.,.a, r., Ia !, n,,.a.
:" l,,h, INC, nhm,s o,n,r.r,s
f'r r.a;m., ,am hi"..r" ~ Rama v,s,s
D. ~ haar rs;sad trnm n,na :"
90" .., ,m"Iv;n
~ s.d,a ~ ~ ~ a"ii.rs
RI "rd., Sa,,.,'h..
DO ~. ~" "a on..n T., H.
ra,nra.r,S otHn. ha.r. TIC s.up ,nns,d
.ra,;a" In, 'ha nr,,,nai ..on,ra., ;n,h.
.,fToa -, ,hs "nn.rn,and.n, NJ s.raa,e
80 H. .,,r;os pn,h. Observation-Disclosures,
hnnks shn,v % .snts ,r,,a. swin,i,a
NOS dis.n,srsd in ,in,a ~ nrsy.n' II.
onnsum"n,.,ion no aS"ass,n.r,s h.v;nn
We, Ian ,,.,,a,m nro,srw vii
probably And IL dimrult 10 convi"cs
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HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS!
ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME

rendered In that refaod. unique and praise
worthy style that first sscured and still re-
tains the confidence and patronage OF the
lite Of the entire country, and achieved a
success which has no parallel in the h story
of amuscments, artistically and financially
Standing Room PiAcsrd in use at almost
every Performance,
Making Il essential to PROCURE YOUR
SEATS IN ADVANCE, as they are always
for sale THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE, at
the Box Office Of the Theater.
Carriages mey be ordered at 10 o'clock.
HAIRY MANN, Treasurer.
W. ii. STRlCK LAND, Genl Agent.
api
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NEVADA.
Ophtr IL. ssood ore.

. VIRGINIA CITY. April 8.
The report that the south end Of the
LOO level of the Sierra Nevada IL in
ore Is denied by the superintendent.
The west sida Of the winze of the
900 level Of the Ophir IL in fine ore.
Assays are rumored as hixh NJ 5000,
but this IL not official. The ora ~a>
encountered o n than expected, in
dicating that the ledge Is widening.
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OREGON.

The GreenbNek Party-A Man
Killed.
PORTLAND. April 8.
While the steamer Gussie Teifair
was on her way down TO Astoria
from here yesterday. second %"fficer
James Hyde fell down the forward
hatch and received fatal injuries. De-
ceased was aged about 81 years, and a
native of England.
The Greenbzck State Convention
met ut Albany this afternoon. and. at
ter effrctins n permanent orgsnizaii"n.
appointing committees. etc, adjourned
until To s,orrOw, when The State tickst
will be Nominated.
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A GIRL who will sit with a fellow all
clothes on above her waist worth
speaking of. would faint away dead
If the same fellow were to meet her nh
the stairs mufied from head to foot
In three night gowns.
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MosT Of the patents we're taken out
in New England thirty years ago. but
now six great Western States take out
fifty per cent. more patents than New
ln 1870 the yearly product
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05
IS COMEDIANS,
v0CALISTS AND MUSICIANS

Years Of triumphal travel. in every country
and every cline. and still a series of
splendid successes greet