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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

A SPECIAL train arrived here yesterday morning, with Col. Geo. E. Gray, Senator Dennis, of Maryland, and a few other guests of the railroad company. They staid here about four hours. It was re- ported that c. P. Huntington was on the train; but that was mistake.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

IT does not look as if the Quarter masters depot here is to be broken up or abandoned. All army freight for every part of the Territory is to be reshipped at Yuma. Orders have been issued for building four new wagons at Yuma depot.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

CAPT C. VIC. HOWELL might as well come back here tO live. There is scarcely a lawsuit of any importance here that does not cause him to be retained as at torney. He wac here again three days this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

THE Eighteenth Infantry was the only line regiment left East of the Mississippi It has been ordered West, and If not used up in the Bannock Indian war, will proba. bly, be stationed in Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

THE regular Stage for Lerdo, Mexico, got off yesterday morning, drawn by six mules. It is gorgeous affair, painted red and yellow, and adorned with the names of about twenty Mexican towns. It is expected to make a trip every three weeks
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

IT is reported that John Pedrick, one of the oldest white settlers on the Colorado river was last week found dead in his house, about twenty miles below Yuma. He was nearly eighty years old. We have no particulars of his death
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

A NEW steamboat agent is to take the Ehrenberg office. L. B. Allen went up there on last boat to clean up old business, turn over and quit. Allen has been a good agent for the company and for the nuhlic
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

A NEW engineer now runs the railroad company's pumping and hoiSting engine. H. E. Long has taken Norton's place and runs the Quartcrmaster's steam pumps.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

THERE is now matchmaker here. MT. W. E. Sherard has opened shop at Mar tins drug store and will attend to all work in his line that may be brought to hin,
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

THE late rains have not done much dam age to our new Prescott road. It is one of the best roads in the Territory, though, of course, it still needs little more fixing and will get it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

STEVENS friends say he will make a good Delegate, because he knows how to keep his mouth shut. Does he know how to open it?
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

SOME English author says: "Oh! That mlne enemy would write bookm
 The next best thing is to have him run a newspaper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

A SPECIAL village election is to be held on Tuesday, August 18th. Offices now vacant, are those of Mayor, Marshal and one Councilman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

MR. JULIUS SAMTER, formerly of Yuma has been shipping large and very vel assorted stock of goods to Phoenix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

THE Prescott mail is big one. The stage yesterday took out ten large pouches and two bags, that must have weighed about 1900 pounds.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

A LOT of condemned Government mules are to be sold at auction, at Yuma Depot August Sth, ten o'clock A. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

THE railroad pay-car got here on Thurs day afternoon, and made number of Our citizens feel good.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

EX-GOVERNOR A. P K. SAFFoRD, oi Arizona, was at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco, July 3fSt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03

FINE black silk dress goods, worth S3.5O, selling for S3 %, at H. s. Fitzgerald & Co.'s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-08-03
Yuma to Prescott.

The distances to Prescott, by the new road, are very nearly as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, II. T., July 24.-The weather is
growing warmer again. the delight of the hotekeep
ers who by the way, doing nearly much business
now as hey doing in August last year.
The French and English Ministers dined at the Sum-
ner residence Mr. and Mrs Richard NJ. Hunt, OF New
York last evening. Both Of these eminent gentlemen
are receiving many attentions from the c0ttagers.
Commodore s. Nicholson Kane, OF the New-YOrk Yacht
Club arrived here yesterday in the Restless He will
main until the annual cruise OF his club takes place
The hotel registers show the following arrivals to-day
Hotel Aquidneck-E. E. Holt Portland; II. G.. Miller
b. S. Chase Providence; owen ID. Pomeroy, Milwaukee; ;
A. H. Brown, Syracuse; George stevens ana wife, A.
bany j. s. Trout, III. MatthewsOn, Brooklyn; George
Trowbrdge Philadelphia; A. II. Porter. George H. HOl-
brook H. w. Cnapn, Boston DIR. ]. J. BYermyne, New
Bedford; Captain Geo. NJ Tlson, T. ID. Miller, Norwich
DR. Samuel Sexton, New-York; O. NJ. Church, Hartford
: Ocean House,. X. Todd. W. II. T0mpkins. Edward
Crane W. s. Starr, ID. Martin j. NJ Cromwell, August
Duermann, J. Crane, Newark j. E. Wells Syracuse; t.
H. Martin Columbus Ohio p. Hayden John Caull, Mrs
c. p Pond A. p Pond. Miss F. p. Pond, L. s. Van VIM
kle and family. NewYork; Thomas A. Harrison, r. A.
Harrison, Port JeFys H. w. Mnnemer and family
Paul G. Schwnd, Pttsburg; w NJ Shove ana wife, Eliza
beth. N j.; G. T. Homer and wife. Brooklyn; Mr. and
Mrs Hayes Staten Island Stanton Cady aud wife, Sing
Sing; j. W. Starr and wife, Washington; Mrs. C. Rus
sell O. r. Russell, Alfred Ray and wife, Chicago; A. q.
Green and son, New-York G. w. Carr and wife, T. Nun
Finger, Miss N. Walter, Miss NJ. Walter Philadelphia
Henry L. Thomas, Baltimore; r. Burrtt and wife syria
cuse s. Brace. A. j. Judd W. b. North. New-IIayen j.
T. Kelly, Mrs O. A. Whiting, Isaac lawson j. A. Law
son. Albany II. NJ Late an family, Norristown Penn
London cab the latest style Of carriage the fash
ionable thorOughfares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

Of the is approaching. dancing viii be more fro
quent hereafter.
Ex-Governor Seymour. who happened to be az Balls
ton Tuesday, attended the tub al that place. and
enjoyed it.
The. fair and festival at the Methodist Caurch last
evening a very successful affair.
Among The recent arrivals here are the following:
At the Grand Union-Dr j. g. johnson. Mrs. M G.
Wells, F. IT, oInstead, g. W. Terry. Miss b. Terry. T.
Il. Ode f. Rhodes and wife, o. ]. Rounds r. c.
Watson, s. N Smith and wife, Mrs. A. Billiog W. Dane
and family, New-York; T. Corcoran, 4. Taafs. W. Hold
ges and wife. Miss +. Hodges g. b. Ames, r. ]. Keller
Brookyn c. e. Wallis and wife, Miss L. NJ Willis, J. b.
Craven and wife, Philadelphia
At Congress Hall-D W. Clark and wife, P. r. Dusen-
berre G. b. Babcock, L. j. Stone r. Lewis A. ". Lewis,
Miss Lincoln. the Rev. Dr. Goodman, c. j. Webster, W.
f. Everett c. s. Dority. T. Scott. II. c. Gotthold c. Gal
loway and wife, L. O. Phillips J. Thorne and wife, H. r.
FoOe b. b. LYONS j. j. Delnacy T. y. Olive and wife, II.
G. Hall j. G.. COsgri and wife, II. ArmstfOng,J j. eses
Mrs J. g. Foster, New-YOrk; e. b. Magnas and wife,
J. Hall, w. II. Hanna, Brooklyn; j. 3. BeDnet Phla-
dephia W. E. Dudley ]. ID. simons, Jersey City.
At the United states-Dr j. W. Mitchell. T. ]. Cox, III.
Uriae Spanish ConsuI-General, 8. Kempe and wife,
DIR. j. H. Douglass and wife, W. A. Dickinson
and wife. G.. ID. Dickinson, J. A. LIVINGSTON.
s. ]. Henry and wife, r. j. Martin, j. Shelton,
Il. q. Macmillan, G. II. Gregory, g. w. smith, NICK w.
Jones, G. ]. Martin, g. H. Redmond. the Rev W. ".
Booe, NewYork; Stewart L. WOOdfJrd and wife, u. r.
Hall, Mrs. ii. H. Cory, Brooklyn t. l.. Bodlne, N. Sem
pie, Miss Semple, Philadelphia.
Attne Clarendon-w. II. Dudley II. s. Cole J. n Car
vaIho A. E. Mestro c. Mendoza j. Baisley and wife 8.
+. Brown, III. Campbell, Eew-YOrk Mrs. j. B. Walter,
Miss Walter, Boston, Archbishop Gibbons Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
DIED.
BEALEs-JuIy 25, OF pneumonia, John Charles Be

BEALEs-Juy o. of pneumonia John Charles Besles aged
as years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CARTER-At Lake MahOpac, ~ Y, July %, Marian
Walsh infant daughter OF Peter and Mary L. Carter
GERow-At yneand. N. j. Thursday, July 25, John L.
GerOw, aged 60 years
Funeral services at Plattek Ulster County Saturday
HEWES-At Paterson, n. j.. Wednesday morning July "a.
C. NJ. A. Hcwes Rector OF the Church Of the Holy
Communion in the 37th year OF his age
the Church Friday 10Th lnst az O'Clock m
The remains be viewed tho RectOTy 353 Willis St. be-
tween the hours OF and that day.
KEYES-At Brooklyn Tuesday July 49, 1874 Ar
thur SAKE dearly beloved Of Emerson W. and RoHena
S. Reyes, aged ID years IL mouths anu 70 days.
Albany papers please copy.
MCNULTY-Juy "a at Fox Meadow Scarsdaie after short
illness, Hugh McNuty, aged 30 years.
Relatives respectfully invited 20 attend the m
neral Reformed church. Greenyile, on Friday July
2G, at 4:3O O'Clock y. -.
Carriages will be Hartsdale TO meet the $50
train from New.YOrk CITY,
MCQUOID-In Brooklyn the residence OF her daughter:
Mrs John C. Perry, on Wednesday July "a, Mrs Abigail
McQuold, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral from
the Church at Howes, Orange County n. " on Friday,
the goth INST, at IL o'clock u m.
sPADoNE-wednesday July "a, Charles D. spadone aged
Funeral services on Friday from the residence OF
parents Bergen and Jersey city
Heights.
WATSoN-on Thursday July 20. Anna j.. wife Of George
Herbert Watson daughter OF the Late Thomas Garner
IN the 9th year OF her age.
services at No North Washington square, on sat
uriay, eth inst. az 10 a. m.
Relatives invited attend without further
notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
ADDITIONAL TRADE EXPORTS.
COTTON MARKE rs.

AUGUSTA July 2j.-Cotton firm; lIddlng 1870. Low
MddDg lobe: Good Ordinary, l0isc. receipts 20 bales;
1873 bales.
BALTIMORE July 25.-Cotton quiet; MIddling. IL sc Low
Mddlng lie; Good Ordinary, l0sc; receipts l3
baes exports TO Great Britain AL bales; cOastwSe ~
bales: sales. 20 bales stock, l,2O2 bales.
Boston, July 25.-COtton film; MiddlDg 1l4c.; Low
Middng Sc; Good Ordinary, lO1c net receipts, l7S
bales: gross 1854 bales: stock, 5,lS3 bales
CHARLESTON, July 26.-C0on rmi Mddhg, ii lsc.t Low
Mddlng l0SIC Good Ordinary iOc net receipts @ bales
exports coastwe bales sales go bales stock 245 bales
CINCINNATI, July 25.-COtton firm: Middlng IL SC; Low
Mddling lose: Good Ordinary. &c., receipts oo bales;
shlpments BOG bales: stock 1885 bales.
GALVESTON. July 25-COJtOn strong; Middlng lO1c Low
lOllci Good Ordinary 9'fc; net receipts %
bales sales. 80 bales; stock. 2.73S bales
LOUISVILLE, July 25-COttOn firm; Mdding, IL &c
MEMPHIS July 25COttOn steady: Middlnc lie; net re-
cepts, 90 bales: sales, IS bales stock 2Ol4 bales.
MOBILE July 20.-COton firm; Mldding, lOSc; Low MID.
ding, 10 c Good Ordinary, 9c exports coastwise 70
NEwORLfASs July 25-Cotton quiet Middlng, ll'scs
Mug, lobe; Coca Ordinary loo; net receipts, lS
bales gross 4G bales: exports 90 Great Britain l427 bales;
sales POO bales; stock, 9O3S bales. -
NORFOLK July .-Coton-Estimated net receipts. 40
bales stock, l,l1B bales $500, 49,.
PHILADELPHIA July 2j-Coon quiet Middlng IL Sc; Low
Middlnc II sc; Good Or lO5ic sales, 3o3 OaeSi
spinuers, 343 bales; STOCK 2,5s6 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 25-CotiOn nIm; Mdding, 1876; Low
Middhng Good Ordinary 10 sc. net receipts ID
gross 50 bales exports cOastwse O34 baes sales,
IL bales; stock, SO bales -
WILMINGTON. July 25-COttOn firm Mddling, lie: Low
Middlng 10 c Good Ordinary 9c; net receipts bales;
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
CAMPING OUT.

This Is the season of camp meetings, and
INV TRInUNE says a good word, which we heartily
second i'm favor OF the camping out Of other people be-
aide those In pursuit Of the gospel Equipped ana Iur
nisGeJ externally with iudciOusy chosen comforts,
coed guns and hshng rods, and internally with grit
nlurk or whatever else may designate mental resolution
and mind nj ease, there Is with proper choice OF
1neatInn and reasonable weather, varied experience
which viii not be forgotten IN lifetime IL may not
, ali rose color: u is not likely that shakespeare
Doctie fancies OF the forest OF Arden wil
ne even remotely realized there may DO insects 10 ght
and eod coffee 10 drink game may be scarce ana the
ah may not bite but these are only the darker coOfs
sanst which tho picture ~ TO be painted when
the limbs are 1.-THE and spripgy when The lace Is bronzed
INTO the bue OF health and the eye ned with the JOY
~ exIsteDce when the appetite Graves quantity rather
Than onality and good digestion walls upon H. when
he Worrying world grows DIM, and another hitherto az
most Hlsess- Oils ap s the yaesnSgeaees o. me miDd
ther eamp life mas made its impress, and men, and
woman foo know what II is tn live-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

SECOND SIGHT.-(As exemplified in the ex-
pcrrnee of a seer who has very much duedl Mr.. c. w.
Brown approaching hOstess' daughter who looks only
too pretty" Deushed pretty gals, those two. Now,
whish or 'eBl-hic-sh'll | pro-pro-pose toP-lFunny
Folks.
ONE REASON AS GOOD AS ANoTHER.-Gussle
-" Lizzie. darling why do you another wOman's
hairl Lizzie" sic, dear. why do you another
cal mean, why do you wear Calls skin on your hands =
Finn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Tie past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, July 26, l a. m.-The barom-
eter highest along the AtaGtie Coast storm
OF considerable energy has developed in the North
west. Ram has generally fallen in the Lake region and
Northwest. The temperature has generally risen In
the Middle States and Eew-Engand elsewhere u has
remained nearly stationary. The prevailing winds have
been light and SOuthery.
Indications.
For New-England clear weather followed by nereas-
ing clOudiness aud rain, winds mostly SOutberly sta
tiOnary fall ing temperature and barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear weather. followed
increasing cOUdness and rain areas sOuthery winds,
stationary temperature, falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

Is tho best liquid dentifrice the world thoroughly
ceanses partially decayed teeth from oil parasites living
anmalcula," leaving them peary white imparng do
lightiul fragrance 10 the breath
THE FRAGRANT - FLORIlNE"
Removes instantly all OdOrs asng from foul stomach or
tobacco smoke Being partly composed OF Oney Soda aud
tracts herbs aud plants IL is perfectly harmless
and as delicious sherry.
Prepared by HENRY c. GALLUP. No 493 0xfoTdst London
England and reTaled every where as cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 25.--The first formal BAH
OF the season given In the Congress Hall ballroom
for the benefit Of Bernselns orchestra, Wednesday
evening. It was we'll attended. There has been some
eayety OF the kind at the other hotels Also AS the height
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

disgn sLo" garsea, q 9y .sa.' q
perpendicular lines d0ni Of time Tor toe q n9l
preceding midnight fhe irregular white line represents :ne 0sAona
Oithe mercury during those n0uA
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 90. a. m.-The general move
ment OF the barometer during the clear and partly
cloudy weather Of yesterday was downward The tenn
peratIre was higher than on Wednesday.
Clear or partly cloudy weather. with chances OF
showers toward the close OF to-day may be expected in
this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

A Young mechanic in Singers Sewing Machine Works
made 5000 less than our weeks from investment OF
$500 furnished Alex. rockingham a Co. IL
Wals NewYoR, were his brokers' send for their Weekly
Financial RepOIt-free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
Guerial Nollees.

Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising series
OF lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
York aud oil premature decline showing In
dsputaby lost health egained ahordnR clear
synopsis Of the impedments 10 marriage and the treatment OF
physical dobty being e result Of 20 years
mail Zoe. postage stamps Address
Secretary, kAHN'S Museum. 6SS BROADWAY New-Iork.
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Due % bsnrpft lptts til here's bpbs,
fcliOmme 3oner. Selp Ct Spbsns
Barn, fOritoo ban maaite bebre END
pi bet ieoe Spros. DC tolfsoe / BE-.
res 9%leoenbe Came. Sielosn ff
ban bog / iaabanne SilfGlos Cop
I'll of bare uforitprrst. Soipistie.
beosn % NpssiGrrisbeosu loo BAN
albris bare NO. Botfsifop bar
itsoie Opsriplot meo Bsieesurs, Der
plloe ie 90 bsunors Den un9s. milos
% baobsiuloe Spritslen. &snlis
% nsolobcnoe MOB Ollie. ipntss ban
BOG allissusI at iels iis Ell SmuIs
beluGret Of al ben UNDERTAKING. 81.
mGrflembsb, iOm man itsble f1itccs
peo bans Ysrion. San sif bsrior
ofte taus os oremmenoe / VGifs.
l,Ous Gale % bite fs ierit opsrsi.
pen % GLAD naar ban fom no /
Smssnsn blanbt Mlmusu, lom ban
omsltfes lls en- ioriroll8 Sususn.
San beiests buabe @aarosmanbsus
Glue % Smaamauesns 9ptterum
os Giotpe / StIlbso meaet 8oot,
lom lent sIlsr aloris oil 9Iemmss /
benne YropInes. &eo laaoanne
Ysili9bsbtr oplspebs ban ltunbom
let moriomme Gucnipr, at bpllts ri
Der nsoenfor ltule iOriUlle ct. ION
ban bapbe meo eli SfopiOgeo / N0r.
bsosn al Brttsfou.
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-30
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