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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-12
AT THE WILLOWS.


The liberal purses to be given for the
series OF racing events announced to take
place at the Willows track this week has
brought together a number of speedy and
handsome race horses, which are now oc-
cupying stalls at the course, and taking
their preliminary work before the contests
for which they are entered occur. A spin
over the road Of a morning in hat direc-
ton before the sun has reached an altitude
Is fender its heat unpleasant, is a charm
ing experience, and made doubly enjoya-
Bile by the aid Of the late rains, and the
consequent freedom Of the highway from
DUST. With d spanking team and a con-
genial companion-one POSTED in race lore
preferred-the fouf Intervening miles are
soon covered. Tho bracing air and early
hour devoted to the exercise incites a glo-
rious appetite and enables one to do full
justice to the tempting breakfast prepared
under the supervision OF Mrs. Carpenter.
Then one Is ready for a comfortable seat
on the wide porch, and by the aid of a
fragrant Havana falls into a critical
mood, becomes learned in horse points,
speaks knowingly Of action and style, adj
mires the stable beauties as they are trot-
ted up and down the homestretch, and
adopts that peculiar cock of the eye and
horse slang that bstokens an intimate ac-
quaintanes with matters pertaining to the
turf. At hast that was the way we felt on
a late excursion to the Willows, and al
though we did not express ourselves very
freely to the jockeys and owners, we are
satisfied that they regarded us a second
edition OF Budd Dobie. We do recognize
N ho..n x,1.. xrn mn hin. and ~
confident that there were half o
dozen good ones training on the
track that morning. Among them was
Bay John, from Silver Reef; Emma
Skaggs, Sweeney's mare; Selkirk, and
Others whose names have slipped our men,
Dry. After an hours exercise under
blankets, they were stripped and INDUCED
In several rafting bursts Of speed that they
seemed to enjoy, and that proved that they
were in the best Of form, and capable Of
doing ONE excellent running during the
meeting. The morning work over, they
were returned TO their several stalls, and
then came the rubbing and grooming pro-
cess, that is inseparabie from the training.
this the crowd gathered at the hotel
and fought over old contests, indnlged in
"reminiscences Of by-gone meetings; prophe-
sled as to the result Of the coming one and
wagored at least a million dollars-jawbonc
-on their respective favorites. The time
passed 80 pleasantly that II was high noon
We remembered that our reportorial
duties demanded our speedy return. We
are certain that the three days sport will
he a success, and believe that our citizens
will nave a glorious treat during the oc-
casion. TIL Eureka Jockey Club have
done all in their power to render the event
a notable one, and We hope to soc the Will
lows literally patronized ON the three last
lays Of this week, the period devoted to
the initial races under their auspices.
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An EXTENSIVE swrxpLEn.
A Former Visitor to EureItn arrfes
on "a Bold Confidence Game in
California;

Our readers will remember the expose
in the SENTINEL of a swindler who visited
| Eureka some months since, and during
his s%ojourn represented himself as a
wrecked Peruvian Consul, one Of the suf-
ferers by the loss If the steamer City Of
San Francisco. His easy and dashing adj
dress, coupled with his knowledge Of half
a dozen different languages, and the pos
session Of a brilliant education, aided him
in securing friends and money. His pen
chant for fast society, and a habit that he
had Of setting up the wine for the frail
damsels whose society he sought, a trait
INDUCED in with coin donated by syinpa-
thizers with his supposed misfortunes,
put hin in bad odor, and he was politely
invited TO leave town, which he did. His
career after that episode was in keeping.
Since the LIST Of April the San Francisco
detectives have been upon his track. Sew
eral leading hotels and private boarding.
houses had been victimized, and the list
kept growing, but it was not until last
Thursday night that the officers got their
man. He was arrested on the Oakland
boat, by Detectives Rogers and Noyes, and
was locked up under the name OF julius
Stein. He claimed to be a German, Of
M~ecklenburg. Among other places, he
swindled the Baldwin, and stole the key Of
the room, which bore the number OF the
room and the name Of the hotel; this key
he produced at other places as evidence Of
his being a guest at the hotel. He was in
the habit Of representing himself as the
Peruvian Consul to Hongkong, Picking,
ETC., and giving fictitious checks for
amounts ranging for S25. to $500 on the
Pacific Bank III payment Of his bills, the
checks being, Of course, repudiated on
presentation. 1t has been ascertained That
he has swindled the hotels in Sacramento,
Santa Cruz, San Jose, Aptos and Oakland, |
and in SOME instances used chloroform to
accomplish larcencies of diamonds and
~jewelry. He repres ented himself as a
Spaniard, Peruvian, etc,, Of immense
wealth. His operations in fraudulent
checks will be made the basis Of several
charges Of forgery.
The following are a few Of the aliases
that he sailed under, among which will be
recognized his title during his Eureka
visit: Francisco Vergera, Manuel Van
quinos. Manuel Ortinez, Francisco Espan-
tosa, Padro E~spantosa, Francisco Julio
Valdez, Francisco vergara, Francisco Her
nandez, Francisco Gonzales, Francisco
Martinez, Francisco Ovalle, Francisco
valderez, d. Solo Coin, Morale Faugi-
mas, Harmandi Foarris, Emilio Vergara,
Emilio Gavins. Carlos Gonzales. J. Stein,
Paul Duvall, Max Simond, Baron Wool
esky, Julian Stein, J.. Schoenberg, Nov
Freinel Manuel Martinez and NJ. Van
guinas.
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Petty pilfersrs abound, and even the
poor printer is q prey TO their depreda-
tions. Ed. skillman mourns the loss Of
his Sunday coat, distracted from his ward
robe by a proving thief on Monday last,
who, taking advantage Of an unlocked
door, slipped into his sleeping room and
made off with that garment, whereat Ed
ward mourneth and refuses TO BIO COM
forted. On the same evening the residence
of Mr.. Thurston, on Buel street, was en-
tered during the absence Of the family at
tho theater, and a number Of articles ag-
gregating in value some $50 stolen. They
gained an entrance to the house through a
window. These fellows are very bold. and
their operations should put householders
on their guard. Lock your doors and nail
down the windows.
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From Paiisaae.

Our Palisade correspondent informs us
that Bob Rowland spent yesterday at the
terminus. He reports things as very quiet
at Tusrarora, but Is Of the opinion that the
camp will come out all right yet. He also
says II was a mistake abolt the Indians
taking possession Of L. I. Mogle's ranch.
The story was started by Johnny Ford
ham telegfaphing to Capt. Palmer to that
effect. Bob has gone TO Rye Patch to look
after his mining interests near that place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-12

BY reason Of the bad weather, and the
i traying OF the stock away from their new
range, the horse sale advertised yesterday
was postponed until Q o'clock P. M. to-day,
at which time all of the animals will be on
hand, and disposed of without reserve.
George wan us to assure all In want Of
good horses and mules, that they will con-
suit their interests by attending the sale at
the corner Of Bateman and Main streets at
the time mentioned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-12

The timbers for the gallows frame of the
new hosting works at the Hoosac are all
on the ground, and will be put in place in
a few days. Billy Wermuth is kept so
busy attending to the interests Of the mine
that he is hardly ever visible, but we
caught sight of him long enough to learn
that everything about the property was
progressing f%avorably and that he had
commenced to sink the main shaft.
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=. & p. RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

The arrivals and departures Of the passenger
trains to and from Eureka are as follows.
Departures.
Fon PALIsADE-The express train leaves Eu-
reka for Palisade at $50 A. NJ, and arrives at
Palisade at 10 A. NJ.
Arrivals.
Fon EunEKA-Trsiu leaves Palisade al 4 P. NJ,
and arrives at Eureka ut $50 P. N.
Freight and Accommodation Train.
Leaves Eureka daily at 9 A. NJ, and arrives at
Palisade at 3:15 y. NJ. Leaves Palisade at 715
A. M, and arrives mt Eureka at $40 p. NJ.
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small Matters.

If you are In need of small things, and want
to get them cheaper than ordinary, go to the
Golden Rule store. Joe keeps almost every
thing nameable; suspenders, pocket handker-
chiefs, towels, toilet soaps, perfumery. RIM
mels extracts, all kinds of toilet goods, and a
full line Of stationery and notions. In fact,
you can lay down the coin, call for any thing
you want and get it cheaper than at any other
house in town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-12

The following horses are now quartered
at the Willows track: Bay John, Selkirk,
Maggie Burns, Emma Skaggs, Sooner,
Harry, Dandy, Red Jacket, Madge Duke,
Glen Dudley, Archie, Jim Riley and a Pi-
oche horse. There are some good ones in
the above list, and there will be some
lively speed contests during the meeting.
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AZ the Theater.

The parlor scene at the Opera House is
much admired. II Is very pretty, and rs
a wonderful change from the old tumble of
dirty accessories that obtained before the
improvements we're commenced. Mr..
Schofield is doing some very creditable
work, and shows, by the productions from
his brush, that he is a really competent
artist.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-12

Can get anything required in the line at the
Golden Rule store. NJ. H. Joseph has on hand
a large stock of sheet music, %violins, concer-
tinas, accordeons, bows, hair, strings, keys,
pegs. finger boards, ETC., ETC., and will order
fer his patrons anything in the line that they
may need.
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u

WEEK DAys-Ftom a. NJ. to 4:3o P. H., and
ff6n 6 p. N. to 7 p. NJ.
SurDxYs-Ffom II NJ. to / p. NJ.
81 Money order and and register business is
open from . A. NJ. to 4:30 2, NJ
Arrivals and DEPARTURES Of Nails.
RUBY HIExS=Leavcs al $50 4. NJ, and arrives
at 9 p. NJ.
HAMILTos-Leaves az ' A. ~, ana arrives al
p. NJ.
TrBo-Leaves at A. NJ. ard arrives at 7 P. NJ.
AUsrIS-Leaves at 8 A. M, and arrives at
Q p. NJ.
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Thefe will be a stated convocation of
st. Johns Chapter No. 5, r. A. M. at
Masonic Hall, this evening, at the usual
hour. All s%ojourning companions in good
standing are cordially invited 10 be present.
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NOTICE
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

TWO OR THREE ROOMS, WELL. FUR
4 nished, to let on reasonable terms. For
particulars, apply I,
MRS. wM. rLuMHOF;
On Edwards street, Opposite J aige Hsiiyss,
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Eureka, June 10. 1873. MA'n ''''e' l''F iei1
Watches and JeweIrx.

If you want -FOUR fine watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year TO
keep correct time. go to Straus' Jewelry Store,
below the Parker House. ie8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Edwsfd wciheiin. who was in my enplcy
for n few weeks only. was dischar6s d by
me-, and | have now secured enc Of the
best wortiaen on the Pacific coast, Mr.. William
Goegsl, who has been connected with several
of TIE ia1ding San Francisco houses. and Pcs
sesses many testimonials IS to his skill and ex-
ccllcnee as a matchmaker. Customers are
notified that Repairing and Cleaning will be
promptly attended 70 and the work guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
p. STELER. Jewelef,
Main Street Eureka.
Eureka June IN 1873 iell
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rsse ruscarora-what Is IA.

Never attracted half the attention that the
"Little Store Around the Corner is now re-
ce wing. ENNIS has secured the agency for
Mr.. Hawkins cold Greek RANCH BUTTER.
His customers are delighted with it. Try u
roll and you will buy no other. je5
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The queens own

Make of razors, Wostenholm's. Harrison
Brothers, Howson's, VIM. SIMPLY & Co.'S, and
other fine brands of English razors are sold un-
der guarantee at the Goldefi Rule store, and are
exchanged if not suited to the customers beard.
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BY THE EUREKA AND PAIIsApE RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
Frank Nilsson NJ Marginni
Il Goujot J Endress
II Myers Mrs A J Clark 4 family
Mrs II Myers II N Fletcher
Bill Allen Mrs Fletcher
Arrivals Last Night.
II A Davis L Liebes
J. Wagner LLozel
II Bailey W Dunn
Mrs Flnrshnz 4 . chm Mrs Holmes 4 4 chm
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eureka Line.
ARRIVALS.
Mrs Hollingshead III Nash
Rev $ p Kelly Miss Minnie Gilmore
Mrs Warren Two Harvey boys
DEPARTURES.
Ellen + Martin
Typo, STACEY time.
DEPARTURES.
James Myron
ARRIVALS.
Mrs Ogden J johnson
John Lorrimes Mrs Delano
T johnson
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Fire and WATERPROOF
2 A I N T.

r An NOW PREPARED To FILL ORDERS
for putting on the celebrated Fire and
Water. proof Paint, ON short notice and at fair
living rates. The fre-procf qualities of this
celebrated compound are unsurpassed, and
where a town Is almost entirely built Of in
fammable material, anything that tends to
lessen the chances OF the spread Of n cunha-
grafton should be accepted a. u public benefit.
This Paint has the Endorsement of all Of the
best insurance companies. and the price is
within the reach of all. Orders for painting
roofs, etc, are respectfully solicited.
d. s. HARRIS.
Eureka, June 8, 1878. jcatf
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wells. Far.go a CO., LEADER I.i.t.

The following letters were received at Wells.
Fargo L Co.'S Once last evening, and not de-
livcred:
Miss Amelia Garcia Jos johnson
II Brisacher he Jones
Mrs w Sanders NJ Lssolar
b Magud Rev 9 s Haswell
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Lovers of Music

In those mirrors and looking glasses at the
Golden Rule.
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SIS Raymond Il Ely-390c 1 Abs 390c
so Eureka Con-59a 60
80 J~ackson-3A
40 Alps-l0c sc
60) Newark-ll5c 110c Ia 1860
$50 Leopard-35c
go Gila-s0c 75c
10 H~ussey-25c
40 Manhattan-6a Ga
5 0 DeFrees-30c
8 3 Grand Prize Is $500 5ia
100 Argenta-4jc 40c
10 N~avajo-l5c
III Northern Bellies Sd
30) Hamburg-3
600 Modoc-170c
1850 Endowment-s5c
lies Independence-l70c IL 1900 1880
80 Hornct--5c
100 Silver Prize-i5c
"a Star-i4
$50 Day Silver-f5c i0c
$40 New Coso-i 95c
$50 Bodie q 3bJ 3A 3
sos Bcchtel-14 Ia
100 Grand Prize-5is
935 Mexican-i1t a la
1875 0phir-46k 1914 AZ Az Ala
6J5 California q 207s abs
Is Con virginia-l4h 14xb5
IT'S Alpha-l2 labs IFS
65j Yellow J~acket-9b5
1870 Crown Point-5s 5ss
1870 Sayage-1las I14
800 Exchequer-320c Bloc
23J Ophir-is
$50 Gould & Curry-6s
1865 Bolcher-3i0c 3l5c 320c
205 Chollar-2S 81 b5
SS5 Crown Point-55s 5is
1850 Union--i95c
$50 Julia-7l
$50 Ophir-is i7h 47s
$40 Mexican-1ia 11ss i1lb5
335 Ward-170c I70cb5 1850
AGO Grand Prizes 5is
$50 Sierra Nevada-390c
$50 Justice-3l 3s0c 5000
S95 Builion--4A Aloe
so Belcher-320c
25 Hale a N~orcross-7
so Caledonia-1a
1880 Imperial-35c s5cb5 SOC
100 Ophir-4S 47h
$50 California-20A 81
40 Con. Virginia-1ils
40 Bullion-iA
30 Ophir-i6is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26
.FIN OLA .
RICHMOND sTocK EXCHANGE.

" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACg O.
iss tsa ia, Ga bid: viz
21T bid; Virginia deferred. sel bid. on asked; Viz.
ssa fssssesn III ss sa ss
Petersburg city e's, r and As !o2 bid. % asked
s spss sy 1os issss s sy
water s's, u. and n, I2H BID. g,
Central Railroad third mortgage 6s, J. and j., 90
asked; Virginia Central Railroad non-rnorigage
ss,5. ans y, 80 bid; VIRGINIA and Tennessee
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad funded Ss, j. and
j., 100 asked; Sourhside Railroad first snortsuge
e and aa1
Tx asked: Southstde Railroad third mortgage
preferred SD. and J., 67s asked; Norfolk and
os bid; Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
certificate, 80 bid; Rtefmond ana Petersburg Rail-
road hrst mortgage g., A. and o., 1o1 bid Rich
gage. s's, j. and J., 100 bic; Orange and Alexzl-
dria Railroad third mor.gase s,s. M. and n, Az
asked; Richmond and Danyille Railroad CONSOLE
mont Railroad first mortgage So, !. and o., 99N
asked; Richmond. York River and Chesapeake
RqiIroad dGst moriease 81 and j., 7s bid
Railroad, 100 par, 35 asked; Richmond, Frede-
ricksbnrg and Potomac Raiiroad common, 100
par, 40 asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
toInac Railroad SIX. per cenr. guaranteed. 90 par,
rs bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80
62k bid; Richmond and Danville RaiIroad, 100
Bank Steeks.-girs. National, 100 par, ia lid;
Planters National, 100 par, los bid: Citizens
Bank, 25 par, 81 asked.
Insurance. ConpanieS.-Virginia State. rs par,
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, S4S bid; City,
100 par. 81 asked.
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NORFOLK Uetobsf s5 Tho steaf1ar
Charles Ford oi PHILADELPHIA, from
Havana, with tobacco, sre,sr, md molasses
for New Tori, encot nterai q hurricane on
FryiDg-P Pan shon1s Tuesday night, DURING
which her bows were stove and head-geaf
injured. Wednesday sie spoke thets cfsoon-
err Fl. W. Drew, Of Belfast, ireland, for ST.
Johns, Florida, having on board the crew
and passengers OF the steamer General
Barnes, which cleared at Sayannah October
10th for New York, and foundered that
morning off Cape Hatferas. The General
Barnes is q total loss. Her passengers and
crew remained on board the schooner
Drew. s
NEW YORK, October 25.-The Evening
telegram reports that the steamship City Of
Houston, which left New York on the 10Th
OF this month for Galveston, Texas, foun"
dered off Frying-P IAN shoals on the 23d in"
slant during the fearful gale of that. day.
The passengers and crew were rescued by
the Margaret, OF this city, and are now safe
In Fernandna, Fla. The city OF Houston
was an iron steamship Of 1,515 tons bur
den, 2S5 feet in length, 1874 feet wide, with
Ia depth Of hold OF Ii feet.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-John Keener
and Alexander klutZ have been appointed
revenue storekeepers in the Sixth North
Carolina district.
The Cabinet session to-day was brief and
destitute OF general interest. There was
some conversation concerning the report OF
troubles at political meetings in South Caro-
lima. kilograms were read complaining OF
difficulties in that State, but it was agreed
that nothing could be done By the Govern
mcnt while the judicial processes OF the
United States Court were not resisted, and
it is acknowledged they are not.
Some four hundred Illicit distillers and
tobacco blockaders, now under indictment
at Statcsville, n. c., petition the Revenue
Office for the same clemency as recently
shown similar offenders in South Carolina
that is, to be allowed to plead guilty and to
have sentences suspended during Sood pe-
bavior. The petition will probably be
granted.
The President has commissioned Edwin
NJ. Shepard as commander in the navy, and
James NJ. Forsythe, Charles NJ. Anthony,
and Mortimer l.. johnson as lieutenant
commanders.
The Ticonderoga will be ready for sea
November 18th, and will then make trial
trim 10 Norfolk. Commodore Schufeldt will
Join her in December for bis commercial
cruise to Africa.
L. L. Lewis, OF Richmond, was to-day
admitted to practice before the Supreme
Court.
According to reaSsignment on the calen-
dar, the Supreme Court will next month 10
hear arguments involving the constitution
atty of all laws relating to polygamy in
Utah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26

XXTELL-T ONED SYSTEMS.-Systems
W toned and renovated with Hostetter's Stomach
Btters are most etfectually defended from disease.
That supreme invigorant soon overcomes that dis
tressing feebeness consequent upon ailments which
impoverish the blood and relax the muscles. Vigor.
appetite, sleep, return to the wasted frame, and
every physical faculty gains greater activity through
It's benign influence. Nor Is this all, for the Bitters
lave most genial and cheering effect upon the
mind of the respondent invalid, which is the nalu-
raj effect of the increased bodily vitality which they
produce. Nervous symptoms disappear in conse-
ouence of the use Of this medicine, and the evil con-
sequences sure to result from premature decay OF
the physical energies are arerted. Dyspepsia. liver
complaints. rheumatic ailments, urinary and utter
inc Irregularities malarial diseases, and many other
disordered conditions Of the system are rneded by
The BittcrS. oc 22-Iu,Ih,S&W
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The ROssiles Again.

CAMP ROBINSON, October 25.-Companies
B and D. Third cavalry, under command Of
Captain j. B. johnson; captured one hum
bred and fifty Cheyennes, under Dull Knife,
on Tuesday. The hosties first showed
fight, but afterwards yielded, and were
brought into Major Cartoons camp, on
Cbadrone creek, where they were dlsarmed
and their stock taken away. A courier
from Chadrone creek this afternoon reports
that when the hostles were informed that
their destination was Camp Robinson they
refused to go, and scattering over the
prairie, commenced digging ride-pits with
their hunting-knives. They appeared to
have rifles secreted. which they secured,
having given up only few old guns and
revolyers. The artillery have been sent
from here to shell them from their positions
should they continue resistance. Con-
siderable excitement prevails over the an
ticiDatea trouble.
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uAEIaE gNTJ .;alTGENGK.
PORT OF RlCHM 0yD. OCTOBER rs

ARRIVED.
Steamship ISeac 30 H. Lawrence, New York. mer-
cnaudisc and pfrscn' scrs Old Dominion Steamship
Company. ,
Schooner A. F.. 6 Goldman, Hearn, New York. salt,
Davenport - Ior, is
Schooner E.ens NJ. Co,llngham, Oat;en, New
York, rairorl-ir On
Schooner Star Spanglcd Banner, Mullen, Phila-
deIphia, cCitf> c. ,,trell.
Schoonarla i'd Porter, -, Philadeipnia' coa''
S. Fl. Halves.
Schooner : David V. Strcaker, Garrison, New
York, ss!i, avenport & Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel MAYO, Norfolk, United states
TaA, ni'5 rhandisc and passengers, l.. Il. ialuil'
agent.
S1easfD .r }. W. Evcrman. Carr, philadeiphit'
rlarcha ldise and passengers, >. W. McIaff'ch'
agent.
sehH oaer Lucy May, Freeman, Philadelphia COAL
/ S1 .oonrr Edwin, Ryan, Philadelphia, railroad
uas Curtis te Parker. ,,., u-a,,,
= .hoouer William T.amden. Appegarth. wash
Ia ;ton, granite, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Glenlogan (Br.l, LmberSer, New ork
10 load flour for Brazil has arrived 1T City follt'
consigned to Galrgo Mills Manufacturing Ioii'
pany. 49,. t,.. ph,,,,,or
Schooner Mary G. Farr, Cornwell, Lence at ProYi'
dence, 22d
BY Telegraph.
Il NEW YORK, October 25.-Arrived cut: Russia
Larting on, st. Louis, May Agnes, Bernina.
/ NEW YORK, October 25.-Arriyed: Canada, hat
teras. State Of Pennsylvania. Arrived ou1: Fbde