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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- for painting the wood work. whitening the
pisItering and rrpairing tho plAs.ering and
brick work OF the Court House. In accordance
with specifications on ale In mJ Office. Bids
will DO received for painting. white ming and
repairing brick wo.k aud clustering. sspara:e'r
or In one bid. All proposals to be filed with
the CLERK Of the Board Of County Commission
ere on or before 10 o clock =. m. April sth.
1878. or they viii not be considered. The
Board reserves the night to reject any and all
bias. by order 81 The Board OF County Com.
m~iss!oners-
G. z GREEN lie
E1ko, Nevada. MaTch stb, 1878.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOE2 ORGANS

These remarkable Instruments possess c ,par.
hi-r tor musical 'nsr'- aud 'Hy ,Si1,is urV'r
IL fnrr alta mel. adapted for ,nIatrur - Il Pre-
frssi nal. AM an ore aincIit la Ahy lEfl.r. n
eel Tan uua1ity or Tone. horUUyl,
Work innnship, Elegant msIgns ritdI
Finish, and Wot dcruI variety ~ th'ir com.
i~inAiI"I stops. Ivory instrument iuhy MAJ
rauied TO- six year, A. stri, iIy hT,i.rlaS. w.
livery respect, aud HE n guarantee th'y are
'hippTd on from i've tO hi'ecu rays' test I i-l.
iuorey refunded auh fright charge IAih br'th
ways by me u they are inisrepTcsentrd or Ia
any way prove unEsii factory. Ma such IN, r
has ever bcrn made. cwarc uf limitations
Agents SAnied. hut where I have none, large
diSd cunts made To- Introduce IN new Localities
send Tor illustrated 4 NEKIISEK, contain ug
long LIFTS OF testimonials from we'll known per-
sons. sOmc OF whom Jon may know, c~lassiird
by states. with foHt-ofncsz annexed. that all
may inquire direct OF them. Address. DANIEL
y 9R,iTI. Washington. sew Jersey.
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TN THE DISTRICT CURT or TIE UNITED
i States. for the District OF NevAi-ln the
matter Of JACOB ALE1ANDER, Bankrupt, in
Banhruptey.-rnitsd states of America. DiStriSt
OF Nevada, "a warrant In bankruptcy has
been issued by sid court against the estate OF
Jacob Alexander, OF the County ID Elkc and
State Of Nevada. In said district. who has been
daily Aijulged . bankrupt on his own petition;
and the pay ment OF any debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging To said bankrupt 10
him or to his use, and the transfer Of any pro-
~ the creditors of ss!d 6.nkrupt. to prove
their debts and choose one or more assigu.cs
q his estate. will be held ats Court Of Bank.
ruptey. to be tolden at Virgin, in sid Di~-
tr CT, on the TENTH DAY OF APRIL. A. ~.
ls5s. ~ I O'Clock r. n. At the once OF 4. stro-
Their. Room No. I Odd Fellows building. cor
ner q q and Smith streets. one OF the Registers
In Bankruptcy Of said district.
ASH.
United staIes Marshal and Messenger in Bank
ruptcy for said District m20td
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DANIEL s. sEATTY's
Pianos and Organs

The Itsnos and Organs manufacture by Dam
lei y Beatty OF Warrington. New J r~ey. are
more earnestly ard generally enmmended by
the Pres, aud music loving public than any In
struments manufactured In tbs country or
Europe. The PiaIos have the greatest possible
DEPTH. richness and volume Of toe. combined
with = rare briliianey. CRANES and perfect
eNenness throughout the cntre scale. and above
all. . surprising duration which never chsnges
under the most delicate or powerful touch
The celebrated Golden Tongue" p=-ds in
beatty . ceL brated Organ in conjunction wi h
the perfected k~ed Boards. produce sweet, pure
aud pouerful tones Every Instrument. Piano
ana organ. fully ~~arrantei perfect in every re-
teen days test trial. the MANUFACTURE paying
freight 10th ways. II the instrument IL not sat
isfaetory. Illustrated ADVERTISER, Catalogue
fdtionl tent irre ON application. AddrrFs.
DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington,
New jersey.
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Directors,

Interest ppb on erdlnas1 and Term pepcs,s.
pspcstt feesiycd In suhs u 81 aud ubvsrd.
toees issde On approved real estate. bonds
ttoshs, &c. Stocks. currency and silver bouvit
kpd soA. KfehsnEe fOr sale on ali tho pri,,o,'
vi tfnss Of Europe and the orient
Hull A.w. WHITE. selus
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SUMMONS.

II DISTRICT COURT OF
l the Sinth Judicial District, Of the State Of
Nevada. IN aud Inr The County Of tlko
Frank GREATER and q. Gunbaum. PLAINTIFF,
again I NJ. L.. Grover aud Edward BlundeIl.
Defendants. Action brought Ia the District
Curt Of the Ninth Judicial District Of th"
State Of Nevada. Ia aud or the County uf
Elko. and he C 'mplAi" I nleh IN the ONCE Of
the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State OF Seyada sends greeting To
". l. GROVER and EDWARD BLUSDELI,
Defendants. You are hereby required
10 appear In an action brought against you by
The above named Plaintiffs In the Disirict COuri
Of the Ninth judi iAl District Of the State of
Nevada. in and for the County Of Elko, and to
answer the complaint hled therein. within ten
days exclusive "f tho day Of srrvicol after the
service on you Of this Summons-if served
within this County; or. II served out Of this
County. but In this District. within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty days-or judg-
meni by default will be tAk'n against you. &C
cordiIg to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action In brought To obtain . judg.
meni Of this Court for q e SUN Of Four Humid
rcd Fifty.cisht aud Scvrn,y-nve one.hundreth
!~ti5s.Iol dollars Gold Coin. alleged 10 be \
balance due for goods sold and delivered by
Plaintiffs to the defendants, between the sth
day oi April, 1876, and the JOth day Of Jnly,
1871. at the requett Of said Defendants, and
frc0sts Of suit, as viii more fully appear by
reference to the complaint on nile In my oficc.
And Jou are hereby notified that " you TAI
To appear and answer said complaint a. above
required. the said plaintiffs will take judgment
against you for the SUN Of fl5s.75 gold coin
and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the NJ triot Cont Of tho Smith III.
dicisl district u the Stsio Of Ne.
tsEALl yada. County Z Elko. this Nth day
81 February. Ia The year Il our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred aud
seventy -cig.t.
m2o.9od q. F. GREEN. Clerk.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i the Sinth judicial District of the state Of
Nevada, In and for the County OF Elko. Annette
Benson PlA. against Aaron Benson defend
ant. Action brought In the District Court Of tho
Ninth Judicial District ofthe Stata OF Nevada,
in and Tor the County Of Rlko. and the Com.
plant nlcd In the Once OF the Clerk OF said
District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to Aaron
Benson, Defendant You are hereby required
20 appear In All &C. ion brought against YOU by
the Aoove named PfAiutin, IN the District Court
OF tho Ninth Judicial District OF the State Of
Nevada, In and for the County Of Elko, and 10
answer the complaint hIed therein. within ten
days exclusive Of the day Of ~seTVicel after the
within this County: or if served out Of lhis
County, but 10 this District. within twenty
days; otherwise. within forty dAys-or judg.
n.ent by default will be taken against you. ac-
cOrding to the prayer Of said complaint.
ihe said Action Ii brought to obtain q decree
OF this Court 70 dissolve the bonds OF matri-
mopy eIikiiug between Plaintiff and Defend
ant on the ground Of gross and habitual
drunkenness aud repeated acts Of Violeuce;
also for adultry with one Charlotte Smith. a.
will more fully appear by reference 10 the COM
plant now on ale in my ONCE.
And you Are hereby notified thai II you fail
to appear and answer said complaint as above
required, The said Plaintiff will apply to- the
Court for the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court Of the Ninth Ju-
dicisl District Of the State Of No.
tsEALl Nlda, County OF like. this ieth day
OF December, In the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud seventy. seven.
-1 o. 4. GREEN, Clerk.
Wines \ Doriey, Att'ys for Plaintiff. mI2
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BEATTY'S
PIANO AND PARL02 ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the elements OF music, With easy
and progressive exercises to perfect the player
In the art Of nusic leither piano or organ To
which Is Add.i over ri1ty Wa,tzrs. Polka,
Marches. 'Aiops. Gpcratic Melodies. IArC-s.
etc. by PANEL i. BEATTY. Wa. hingtou. New
jersey. one VI the bret works of - kind ever
introduced. and should be ia the hands ~ every
piano and organ PLACER. sent post all e. any
part q; the nItrd >tatrs "r canada for only 80
crntS, the price u wing been r,dus.,i to Ia re-
duce II everywhere. AddTes-, DANIEL }.
BEAT1 Washington. New J-rscy.
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FT
re-0asss Hieek Nalpe
T55 0pAH, 27K. 70
100 Mexican, w. 9H
lS5v Gould aud Curry, 81, TX
2s5 Best and Beieher. i55Y. ISL
$3.50 Savage, 1871. l2H
$40 Caiiforpia. 27E, 27H
l4l0 Con. Virginia. lSn, l61
~. ChollaF. a6%
$40 Hale aud Norsross, 81. az
4I5 Point. 4IQc,
10 jacket. Gx,
$50 Imperial. 900
80 Kentuck, $3.50
I10 Alphs. 6H
100 Belcher. $685., 5000
j940 Sierra Nevada. 4n,S
lis Utah. OK, IL
45o Bolton, $3.50, 39Oc
$40 Exchequer. 255c
,I55 OyermaiJ l0H
> 6o5 Justice, CO, 81
400 Succor, Zoe
100 Sierra Nevada, 5
l25 Union, 440c
800 Alta, TX
65U Julia, $500, az
100 Caledonia, 215c, 2i0e
26O Silver Hill. yUc, sUc
800 New York, Soc, Too
.zI73U Andes. 3Oc. ESQ
300 Con. washoe. 40c, 45e
100 Wells Farga,5
$40 Ward. 1
200 Leriathan, zoe
SOp North Con. Virginia, 30c, 25e
j+2O Trojan, 5Uc, SOC
300 Benton, lgUc, ~
$50 Boyle. S5e
zoo Solid Silver, az, 1860
1900 Hussey, 55c, sue
lUO LeopGrd, soc
2OO Punther, 25c
l345 De Frees, SOC, 500
$50 Grand Prize, so, 5X
100 Argenta, sue
]l7U Navajo, i. soc
$50 Endownept. Coo. COG
l525 Independence, 95c, 9Oe
TOO Silver Prize. Soc
5OO Falcon, 49e
2OO 7. America, 400
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BELNoST Courier 1~3th.-Louis Janin'
the we'll known mining expert, arrived
bero from San Francisco on Su day
morning. he was sent by the Board Of
Directors Of the belmont Company 10
mako thorough investigation Of the
mine and report to them on the appear
ance Of the same and the character and
quantity Of ore in sight. There is
every resson to believe that his report
will be favorable. Mr.. Janin left for
San Francisco on Friday morning, he
took with him a collection Of specimens
from the various mines in this district.
IT Is currently reported that before
the conclusion Of tho Vanderbilt will
case, the widow OF the Commodore will
marry u former %suitor. This has been
for some time an on-dit in social circles,
but 1t is now expected that the mar.
Iiage will not DO postponed many
weeks. Probably the lady wants to
get rid OF q name about which, aecerd-
ing to the lawyers, 20 many memories
pf shame and disgFace must cling.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
U ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ALL
and Throat Complaints
liar Ia Miners.
DIR. EBEI.'s
Bnlsam and Cough Medielnsf

This wonderful remedy Il highly useful In all
cases OF colds or coughs, but IN especially
adapted for the euro of such complaints AZ
Tniucrs arc liable to from exposure Ia cold
ground or the RbSnrbtion ri powder SMOKE in
To the iungI. Three doses q day will keep tho
lungs clear aud enable the miners 10 worn I'm
the midst of powder smoke without coughing.
IL IL not claimed for this nalSaIn. like most
haicnt inciicines. that IL will cure all diseases.
put u IN guaranteed Ia cure all iiseas.s Of the
lun a.. One bottle of the BAlAam will, Ia nearly
all caso-. cure a bad cold or cough Of from ono
tn tao months duration: two bottles . cold or
cough of from two to four months standing:
aud three bottles any similar affection that ! a.
years. .
uo.To bo hBd at y. y. Muller's Drug Store.
Elko. Nevada.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent:
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thisiinimcnt very naturally originated IN Amcri
a, where Nature provides In her laboratory sucl
urpr:sing nntidotes for tho maiadies OF her chill
iren. Its fame has been spreading for Is year,
Until now &c e~nclrclcs tho habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Linimcnt Is n matches
emedy fornl external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers Il Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves o human life or n
torcs tho usefulness OF an excellent horse. o1
SOW. or Ahcep-
Il cures ~footrot. hoof-ail, hollow horn. grut
crcw!worm. shoulder-rot, mango, the bites an.
Jtings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and ever.
Tuch drawback to stock breeding and bush life
Il cures every external trouble OF horses. sue,
- lameness. scratches, s~inny. ~sprsins. founder
Wind gall, ring bone. etc, etc
The Mexican Mustang Liniment Il tho QuIckes
euro In tho world for accidents occurring In th
family. In tho absence OF q physician. such .
burns, scaids. sprains, cut, etc, and for rherni
tism. and stiffness engendered By exposure. Pa
ticulA<iy valuable to Miners
Il L. tho cheapest remedy In the world. for I:
penetrates tho muscle to the bone. and q singI
application Is generally s~ufieient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Eminent Il put up In thrr
siIes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
G:Siy much the cheapest Bold everywhere.
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]. O.. R. N.

CHOsHOSEE TRIBE
@/O No. 3 Improved Order OF
~A Red Men. hold regular Councils
EHS In their wigYam. al iasonIe
~0 Han. In Eito. on the ,nh sicep
AHN OF ever bevep suns. At the 7tb
~ run. All sojontning Brayee.
Warriors aud Chiefs are ooidisiiy invited ~
paess With Ms In Council
p a. ROGERS. G. Of d.
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STATE UNIVERSITY
O-REPAItATORY DEPARTMENT.
ELkO, NEVADA.

The first term of this school 9th year
4 its institution will begin Monday,
september Sd. 1877. Male and female
'upils prepared for College, or adj
anced further and instructed in the
ollegiate branches. English studies,
mathematics aud the ancient and
nodern languages thoroughly taught.
lessons in music by a competent
eacher. No charge for uition-uusi
1tra; also, no charge for room rent.
board $50 per month, payable in ad-
ancc, quarterly. For further particu-
r. address
ID. r. SESSIONS. PriucipaI.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,

NO. ., SOUTH . syREEr,
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sMH..asEAe'a'.. s''ar

*eA-s.A.s. Aps.l y. ls7'>
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TRIED,
TRUE.

People arc getting aequAinted-and those Win
re not ought TO be-with the wonderful merits q
hat great American Remedy. the
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PURELY MuTuAL-so sTocKHoLpER
Dividends Annually, aud applicable
tue - sEc0ND 81 aud subsequent ycayl
premiums.
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ASSETS OVER ssl,ooo,ooo.
Ineome 100000 Yearly.

The History and Condition Of this Company.
January I. 1910. were in brief and In round
numbers, a. follows:
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Piano and Organ.

Ihsus Il no nsaufAeta e. Of rtanos and Or
gAns IN this or any other country uho has ~
eeived ~ many unsolicited in~dorAements A. has
Mr.. Beatty. Prom every ktAae and Territory
comes the same yeriict: They are the best In
the world illustrated ADVERTISER. tcatA
logus Edition. free. Address, DANIEL Y
BEATTY. wasbinston. New Jersey. OCT
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CABINET SALOON,

AD'o....u r". rOSTo.T'ss
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
Red Tape.

A singular and heartiess Illustration of the red tape by which theEavyiS controlled was furnished in the course Of the inquiry into the Huron disaster, which has 6een conducted mainly with closed doors. Con- way, one Of the masters, saved his life from the fact that he was go swimmer, and was dragged from the surf by tine fishermen absolutely naked Every particle Of cloth ing he had was lost, and he was poor. The fishermen lent him clothes. Upon appear ing before the court Admiral Rodgers somewhat s.ernly rebuked the young off cer for venturing 10 appear before so dig niied body without uniform, and asked Master Conway if he was not aware that the regulations require that he should ap- pear on such occasions in uniform.
 But" interposed Master Conway, I have no uniform. Every garment I ever had was lost and 1 was cast naked upon the shore"
 He had entirely stripped himself in order to swim better. The court knew this fact, nevertheless it gave the gallant young master this admonition.--[ Washing gton Cor. Chicago Tribune.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
New Interpretations.

Articles Of Incorporation of Inc Castle Dome Mining ana Smelling Company have been filed, to operate in Yuma county, Arizona Territory, with capital stock of S4,O00, ,0OO in s100 shares. The directors W. M Stewart, A. ". Sosson, ". P. Miller, L. Balbach and 4. Bennett.
 December g Webfoot Mining Company filed articles of incorporation to operate in Arizona. Capital stock, $5,000,OJ0. The directors are John F Snow, John Dorr, 4. J. Miller, W. Weeks and James Kinsman.
 Also, certificate of removal of the place of business Of the McMillan Silver Mining Company from Santa Rosa to San Fran cisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05

property would be returned, and the repre- sentative Of the bank finally accepting the offer. Forty thousand dollars of the amount had been spent, and a still further amount had to be allowed them.
 The negotiation was finally effected, and the bank recovered tue remainder. IL was an amusing as well as a serious transac- ton. This man who made the negotiation was described to Us yesterday, bya gentle man connected with the bank, as person of fine address and manners, a perfect gen. tleman. and bearing the appearance Of q retired Wal street broker. The bank off cer spent several days in his company, be- ing shown New York by him ill a right royal style, rot being allowed to pay for anything himself, the man of much bends doing all the buying (with money, how ever, which really belonged 10 the bank in fact, entertaining hIm like a prince. He seemed to be very licate about his name, saving, Gall me Sam, that is a good enough name" He supported a costly pair of trottcrs, taking the bank officer ou. for several drives, and on one occasion having scrub race from Harlem bridge down to the city with William II. Wander bllt, who was driving his famous pair of stepyerS.
 This man, itapTears, is not the real thief; but he belongs 10 inc gang, and is the ne gotiator Those who committed the theft do not make their ap?earance on the scene, This man told the representative of tie ba.k that the same party committed the robbery of the CanandAigua Bank, and forced compromise III the same manner.
 As to the exact manner in which the robbery at Cortland was effected, the only answer was that it was committed in broad daylight, while parties were in the bank, and the remainder is left to the wits of the curious.
 The man who negotiated the proceeds of the Cortland robbery showed to the bank officer Out would rot part with i) contrivance after this fashion: 4 rubber cord was fastened into his sleeve, on the end of which was flat piece of rubber, and on this latter piece of wax is placed. A thief will go into bank, and, when the attention of tie bank officials is occupied in another direction, he will throw his rah5er at pile of bills, and it will instan- taneously spring back into his sleeve, having one of the bills attached. They can be thrown twenty feet, and are very ac curate.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
TEXAS

The best organized and equipped Stage Line on the continent, and complete in all ts connections.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
An Enc,aent Of Colorado Life.

In drcar amd wintry prairie opening called Summit Park, Oregon Bill Las estab- lished his hermit home. His cabin is visible mile down the meadow, and a thin cork screw of smoke was curling above its dirt roof when we passed. The other day while Bill was away thirty or forty miles at his next neighbors, rebuilding ilapidated leg or something, another fellow who want ed to be hermit came along and jumped BilPs possessions By and bv Bill came hmping back home or crutches, and the jumper met him at the door with his gun
 Bill let go one crutch. hcl0 up his game leg, whipped out his revolver and blazed away. Then he walked of down to Sa- guache, sixty or seventy miles, told his story and gave himself up. An examina- tion was had and he was discharged; d fatigue party was sent up 10 plant the other fellow, and now of Bills right thei c is none to dispute" VI Denver News.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
How S400.OG0 oT Noes and Bonds
 Were EeG0tia:ed.

The Syracuse Courier has an article g:y- ing the following account Of the recovery Of bonds and notes stolen from the First National Bank cf Cortland \. '. The amount stolen was 3l30,0J0 The Courier says:
 4 proposition came to the bank authori- ties at Cortland from the parties who had possession of the bonds, that the property would be returned provided tue bank would compromise by paying the thieves a cer- tain per cent on he whole amount
 A bank officer was accordingly dispatch cd to New York to effect the negotiation. Arriving in New York at night, he took stroll next morning, and, while standing on the corner of Broadway and Houston street, he was approached ny a man, say ing: "You are from Cortland, I believe. In about fifteen minutes a man will come along, wearing a silk hat, snuff-colorcd coat, and blue neck-tie. If you follow him, you will hear something to your ad- vantage" The representative of the bank had not long to wait before this second mysterious parsonage made his appear ance, when an informal acquaintance was quickly effected, the latter leading the way to gambling house, where they sat down and talked the matter over in business fashion. Here some of the identical bonds and notes were exhibited to the bank of- fcer, the thief stating on what terms the
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
ARgZON A.

Silver City, Fort Bayard, Las Cruces, Me, silla and Santa Fe, New Mexico, connect ing at Mesilla with stages for Fl Paso, Forts Davis, Stockton, Concho, Worth, and San Antonio,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
Yellow covered Cincinnati Hams.

Prof Bouchardat. one of the members of the Parisian council of Hygiene, has recent ly called public attention to some Of the foreign preserved meats imported into France as being unfit for human food, and in many eases positively dangerous. He refers especially to kind of ham imported from Cincinnati, which is usually envelop- ed in cloth saturated with a yellow sub- stance, which on examination, proved to be chromate of lead-a ready polson. The Professor suggests that if the American purveyors prefer to have a yellow envelope around the alimentary substances they ex- port, the chromate of lead may be rel placed by any other yellow ubstarce-tumerc, for instance, which is known to be entirely harmless.
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feel under increased obligations for the patronage so literally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm B. Hooper S Co.,, and while ac- knowledging this fact, allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complete a stock as was ever offered by the old firm with all that is new and desirable in addi- ton.
 JAMES M. BARNEY
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
KERENS & MITCHELL,

Contractors. G. II. BOWER, Agent, W. M. GRIFFITH, Superintendent. Principal office at Yuma, A. T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-01-05
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good CQm- mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Voc! and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value for Cash; or advanced on as may be desired.