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N IT I e.

A Ill PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n W. II. CLARK, and all parties Indebted
to him, are requested to call immediately and
settle with ]. Il. MUNDY, at the store. corner
Of Main and CLARK stfests.
Eureka, oepte1nbsf D. 1915 Mil .
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Bosrd Of Directors. made on the nineteenth
day of September. 1879, SO many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock as may be noesssary,
will be sold at public auction. At the efice Of
the company, Room 1. No. 40l California street.
San Francisco, California. on
Monday. the Tenth day of Woven
Der, 1870.
At the hour Of twelve O'Clock NJ, Of said day,
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. SECRETARY.
oaice-Room 4, No. 40i California street. sau
Francisco. California. oe2S-td
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nyrJcr HAMDuno NINrNo COMPANY.
Dea fSaasasee. caiifsraia. Ossoees iath,
ae1s.s~rhe ANNA dsstiue 81 the stoethoidsss
Of the Hamburg Mipins Company. for the pur.
pose 81 siscting . Board OF Directors to serve
for the ensuing year. aud for the Transaction
OF such other business ~ may properly come
before It. will be held at the ONCE OF the Com
psny. Room :. No. 40i California street. San
Francisco, California. on TUESDAY. NOvEN-
BEk 18th. 1879, at the hour of eleven O'Clock
An. Transfer books will close on Friday, Oc-
tober 3ist. 1873. at the hour of = r. y.
DAVID A. JENNIyGs. Secretary.
o0es-hes = Ne. NJ Cslifsrnis strsst. $50
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PRINTING g, OF ALI. DE.
scrtptteas, executed With nsAtness and
despatch u u enHstnnt OfBaN
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Stock Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE OLA SILVER MINING
~ CsmPsay. ifoess :. Safe pspc.it building.
$40 MONTGOMERY street. szs grsualsoa. Csiifst.
Dis. psietsr II. 1879 "a = special meeting Of
Tia stockholders o. tbs above named company.
hsla this day. Il staea DivideuAot twenty per
cent. WAS declared. payable Immediately, out
Of the Capital stock owned by the company.
stockholders are requested 10 send their
stock to the ofiee OF the compan before NO
NJ BE "a. 1870. and receive the dividend
due thereon.
oe2o-td wM. W. PARRISH. Secretary.
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Order Of Court.

TN DISTRICT COURT. SIXTH JUDICIAL
L District. Enreks county. State of Nevada.
In the matter Of the Estate of 8. b. BELL. de-
ceased. H. A.. Knight. administration OF the es-
tate Of 8. b. Bell. decreased. having fled his
petition herein duly verified, praying for an
order Of sale Of the whole of the real estate ct
said deceased, for the purposes therein set
forth. II 10 therefore ordered, that all persons
interested IN the eatats OF ssii deceased. appear
before the said Court. on Thursday. the 18th
day of November. 1873. at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Court. in the town Of Eureka. in said county
and State, to show cause why an order
should not be granted TO said admins
traitor TO sell SO much Of the real estate Of the
said deceased. At private or public sale. an shall
be necessary and that a copy OF this ordt r be
published at least -four successive weeks in the
Eureka DAILY SENTINEL, a newspaper printed
and published in the town Of Eureks, said
county and State.
HENRY RIvEs. District Judge.
Rureka. October 10. 1879. oc11-4w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
IN Board Of County Commissioner Of Eure.
Ia county, Nevada. that Sealed Proposals Will
be received ty tbs ssia Board. up TO 10 O'clock
A. II, on tie
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RILHMEADs, 1ETTEKME,aolpsss
,,I ed C sst.:j Ys''''d At 'a' 's'''''' UNIV
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TO RENT.

NARIvs TO RENT. FOR PARTICULARS,
~ stply 1t this seass. sai2
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A Cornucopia correspondent sends US
the following particulars of a sad occur
renee in that place. A few days ago
Mr.. HAYES brought here from Colum-
bia. Charles Krone, Il native Of Fin.
land. who WAS found utterly destitute,
n IN the last sta, es Of pneumonia.
Although an entire stranger in a strange
land. he was kindly cared for by the
generous and sympathetic citizens until
death. which in q few days terminated
his s~ufferings. when the means for his
respectable burial were promptly con.
tributed, aud the remains Of the poor
unfortunate were followed to the grave
by a large number of persons. and ten.
derby consigned to their last resting
place. The circumstances Of this death
and burial were peculiarly sad, not one
OF all those who had contributed to his
relief having aught in conmon with
him but the simple tie of humanity, and
Tar from home aud kindred, by siran.
gers hapIs. the form Of one, perhaps
loved and cherished by those who will
long look in vain for his return, was
laid in its narrow cell. The following
meriioFi"us verses are by lady Of Corn
ucopia:
THE BURIAL OF A STRANGER"
/ yesterday stood by the Strangers grave
And watched the men ~ its drpths they nled,
And sadness swept DER me like wave;
Put II w-s ~ our Heavenly Father wi:ed.
Ee had only been here some days I heard.
SICK an weary. aud in dts tre,s.
And the generous hearts OF the psopl- stirred.
who by loving kindness made his trials less.
Dying alone in a foreign LAID.
No kindroi near hiIn to clos his eyes:
His rao:her's nor his sisters hand
Can never piArt flowers DER the spot where
lie lies.
May our nerciful Father who r eign. above.
soften the pain in al, mothers heart
"hen she hears Of the son of her pride and love
ST., can never again = Hiss imr.rt.
We stood around his rave a quiet band.
Under the bAlny April sky.
While thoughts Of his friends In a DIT ant land.
And the eyes Of bat few Of our number were
dry.
Some kind hand had s.revn with su.e, Wild
flowers
The conn above his silent breast.
Taking away the che, rie-s gloon
OF the place ~hcre We Lid him to ,trruaIrrst
May his free spir:t nnger at Gods right hand.
Ia tie ~bouni!r-s realms wherr IL surely flew;
4 stranger IN a strangers Land,
Twas the saldrst funeral / ever knew.
Alas. ". J. z.
Cornucop!.. Npr. 2s. IsT9.
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A WAsHrSGroS dispatch Of the goth
says orders have been issued by the
Secretary of War TO General pope, com-
manding the Depn; '"'eAt Of the Mis-
sori. to furnish such military force as
mag be required to enable the I.dinm
Department to keep trespassers out o.
the Indian Territory.
The Democratic Senator's held n cam
Gus this morning, lasting about one
houT, but nc action was taken, except
to determine informally ths; the legis-
~latiSc. executive and judicial npproprin.
ton bill shall not be brought forward
Tor discussion in the Seuat" before next
week, and in tho meantime Dctuocrniic
Senators will meet their party friends
OF tho House in joint caucus to consider
the course to be pursued in regard 70
the Presidents veto Of the army appro.
Pr'ation Dill and the political situation
generally. The message was not dis,
cussed.
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CoKSuooPIA. April 26th, 20.
Mr.. Eaitor:-The Odd Fellows cele-
braiion here yesterday, was a complete
success, the knowledge that the event
Sas to lake place, causing the people
from the adjacent valleys to suspend
their usual avocations for a day. to take
part in the demonstrations and to enjoy
abe festive occasion. II was a genuine
G,ia-day which will long be remembered
"I'h pleasing emotions by our citizens.
The exercises at Odd Fellows Hall were
conducted in the most interesting man
ner IN the presence of al audience
which filled the hall to Overlooking.
The meeting was called 10 order by Y.
q. Brother b. T.. Wheeler. and the
opening ode by the brethren assisted by
cho'-. was sung With excellen; effect,
followed by prayer FROM Brother D. u.
Lewis, Chaplain; the anniversary Il
10y six !it;le Siris under charge Of Hiss
Eta Perin",their teacher. was one Of the
prettiest t"AtuIes o.; the excrcis-s. and
Sas followed By the first part of thu,
anniversary service, which was well
rendered by y. IL, i. L. wheeler and
the '. e., after which. reading Of the
DisPenssti5n by Bro. Fred r.. johnson.
Recording Secretary. who acquitted
himself with credit SO himself and pleas.
ure TO all who listened. The choir. con-
si4ting of Ms. q. VI. Sayles. 3irs. f.
II. Chaplin. Mrs, W. j. PIuub. Miss
Eta PeEine, Miss Madge Frost and
several gentleman, her sang the grand
anthem Cry Out and Shout with
splendid %eifec', the sweet mellow voices
blending in a depth of harmony seldom
equAled in the pretehtious cities. The
anniversary ceryice was then concluded.
and the beautiful ballad, :. Close the
Shutters, Willie's Dead" WAS given
with tenderness by SIR. Paul johnson.
An appropriate poem, by 8ir. q. IL.
Hilton, followed. and was well G-Iiy-
cred, after which the charming band of
little girls sang The Gushing Ri!I."
which was equally we'll received with
their first effort. Tue "Gypsy's Warn.
ing" n song. b. Mr.. John RuschUlar.
properly rendered and spp!auGcd,
was succeeded by Il very able address
upon Odd Fellowship, by Z. q. T., i.
ID. Ncachan, who handled the su5jrc,
IN a mastery manner. holding his audi
ence in wraTt attention to the yery
closing sentence.
Following the Grafton came tbs duet
Bright Forever Iore" b. Miss Eta
PeEine and u Hilton, assisted by the
CHOIR was one of the choices selections
for the day. The exercises were closed
b. EoY. j. W. Pvu!!ston With tina;
beautiful composion "Scnt,cr Seed. 81
hiniIcss." sung with IL depth of feel
ing we'll calculated 10 touch tho heart,
Of all.
The Te-y superior manner in WI.
tAclsiiss executed their every part Ia the
exercises Of the day ID especially worthy
Of grateful COMMUNICATION. +. Il. j..
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the united and combined efforts Of liv-
ing men, II is not enough that they
have room in the heart aud are spoken
IN eloquent words. They must find an
uitsrance in the lives Of their profess
sors. which rising aud swelling like
trumpet tones above the din and wnr-
fare OF society. shall still the sounds of
human strife, and the cry OF the OPP
pressed and the moan Of the suffering
give place to songs Of thankful
ness and joy.
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SUMMONS.


IN TUE pisTUIT rDTnT OF
Nevada. IN and fpr Ia nnuH,y pl .lsn
J"nni" R1Ds"iu. rln!riiT. r.iuaf George "
Ransom, Defendant.
Action brought In the W. T . C0urt ~ ilrr
seventh judicial bi-'rtri uf'ln Ei1'" ~ s.vuIa
IN and for the c"uuty o.. Ilsu. an. ~" Com.
triCt Court.
The state Of Scvads sends F-,olir. % G,p-ro
W. Ransom. defendant hru o. 20 h.rsIv r.
quircd Ia appear IN an action Ir1vFhf raIu4t
You by tho above raWrl plaiifin tho 0 iutriy'
Court 81 the Seventh Judicial Dirfiirt - 'Lr
state OF NeyadI. IN AID spr tho Cuuutr Of l. XII.
and to answer tho cuinTi iint filed 'lrr"in VT hir
ten days exclusive ~ tho day uT asryi q alter
the service on you oi his GHmtuuur. % served
within this County; ar, " E"ryrI ont ~ this
county, hut IN this Disitirt. within twenty Avg.
o~ih"rwise, Within forty dnyG-or jui'mrrt bv
default will he taken agIius, you. according t.
tho prayer u said Complaint.
The said action H. brought 10 obtain . iudr.
mcnt and decree Of this Court hat tho bonds ~
mairitnOny heretofore and now existing brtH con
the Plaintiff and Defendant. he dissolved. That
the care aud custody Of their minor child EimaV
Hanson, he awarded 10 thH piaiUiin during the
minority Of said minor child, and frr such other
aud proper and for CDft- of suit. And You arc
hereby notified that II ypu TAIL 10 appear and
answer said complaint ~ above required. the
satd Plaintiff vii apply 90 tho Court Tor tho re-.
lief herein demanded.
Given under my hand and tho seal ~ tho
District Court ~ Tho seventh Judi.
Cial District 81 the Stat" ~ Nrvada
tsEALl County of EltO. thi, 10Th day Of
March IN the year of our Lord ono
Observation-Disclosures aud seventy.
nine.
miodoo o. y. GREEN. Clerk.
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BEATTYS
PIANO AND PARl0R ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing the elements Of music. with easy
nd progressive exercises TO perfect tho play or
In the art 81 mnTic t%cithcr Piano or organ. TO
which In added over sixty waitlcs. POlksu,
Marches. Galops, OPERATE Melodies, Dances,
etc. by Daniel r.. Beatty. Washington, New
Jersey. one Of tho best works OF its Kind eyer
introduced, AMI should be In the hands OF ovcry
plano and organ player. sont postpaid 10 any
part OF the United States or Canada for only 90
duce ~ everywhere, Address, DANIEL n.
BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
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Everybody ~ Liable to Accident.
The statistics OF the TraveIe rs In.
'utHnce Company for the past ycar
show losses paid numbering 1907 Tor a
great variety Of accidents, 500 Of Thorn
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts,
falls, sprains, cunning. burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters,
bites, ovory conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
III. NJ. GBAST. Agent.
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"lLLusTEIoUs p%otentate." says tho
King OF Siam to his guest. General
Grant" are YOU TO be the next Emperor
OF American" Then smoked Ulysses
unused n little whilo in silence.a and made
answer, very grayely. "Yos SIAM
Noo Orleans PIcayane.
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AnoUT o o'clock Wednesday night. n
brakeman OF tho Central Pacific named
s. G. Hill, while assisting in sido.track.
ing some cars Of railroad iron in the
yard at Ogden, was knocked under the
moving cars by a projecting rail, and 80
horribly mangled ~ TO cause death
shortly after the accident.
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One J. II. Donegal, for sotno unac.
countable reasoned nm utter absence
OF that valuable commodity-horrihed
the people Of Larkin street San Fran.
CISCO the other day. by prancing along
that t~horoughfare, at tho same time.
with his fingers tearing open n cash in
his throat extending across from ear to
car. lilo was promptly suppressed.
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Piano and Organ.

Thore Ia no mannfactu sor ri Pianos and o.
gans In this or any other country who has 70.
csiVci ~ many unsolicited Endorsements a. hiss
Mr. Beatty, From ovcfy STATE and Territory
comes the same verdict! ''Ihoy arc the best In
tho world Illustrated ADNENTIskH, Cats
loguo Rditlon) free. Address. DANIEL Y,
BEATTY. Washington, New Jerssy. osT
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Delivered 10 all customers oyory day
by George Cans.
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D. n. HASKELL
TOWN SITE AGENT.

ANY ONE BUYING PROPERTY In ! ,Iyo..
Tow az should b careful and 500 that ID Rail,
hOAD TITLE HAS BEEN sBCURED.
Address q. T.. Railroad once. Ban Francisco.
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MARRIED
lDIt.tD.

EpfNrO&-in Flo. We '~n,sl,y. April. ath.
JnssTh 4 b'ynt'T, aged ~ y~.ts. n mouths,
and 3 weeks
"iN%-m LAnoii Val "y. Arrt! 81. i,7g
Dir. Mary wiH"-. fa:"l ,tar.
=SzC-s1 -Es--1-z
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BORN.

BORN.
s!MrsON-in Elko. Friday. Stay -. 1879. to the
wife Of VIM. Simpson. 4 daushl,r. n,,xLt.
Sit pounds.
MARRIED.
KNIGHT In Calm. by Justice J..
4. Palmer. "Wednesday. APRIL 9JtI. 1879. CLas.
T.. Bernard to Niss Jen lc p. Ku,gl., Of that
pi.Ce.
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wait for batter water, ant, while. % waiting the
great great ire at Mound dty overlook his barge end
burned 70 the waters edge, so ot w a sasey
IN I've md they Ru 10 the bottom for good
SUPPOSE as the river Is as low now as i ever
viii be. His loss will be shout s2soo.
Especial to the Democrat
~. Iouts Nov. ts.-The river l, rising. with y
feet ON the earlge Arrived: Ma1lie Moore from
New Orleans, Departed tna'e Harry fnr White
river. nel'e Memphis for Memnhis Com ma 4.
was drawing 8 fsa' with large engaRements DO
low The Tidal Wave Il overdue, but Will nIoh-
ably arrive night. The John ~ GhhmhAts
commences IN load In tbs morning t. leave
Thursday and the John A. anua'et follows on
Saturday. Business good.
oS axe NV Msm hs III frpvn "4 NV wv
lea ag' for L"nisvills to-nlpht AMI j. D. viii
Jams goes tomorrow o. next Icy.
EBg TeleRrapbl
ylpFsntfRft Nov ta@The weather IL cloudy
nnd cpol: the Thermometer 52, The river has
fallen inch Pissed M; Laura Lee last plight.
City If yt"kehufg;. e., at :, noon Fused daw ",
" NJ White NJ Halta tpkinR IN cotton, Ths
tima ~ thelr, deuaript.ta,, nneertaln
Ns.r9s !, My 1.-THE w. f ], \ sTns x H.
ear fnr MaW 0rlaana, The steamer DaRnsseg
Lost evening il nttemrtIng IL land III the "oa
e is. "Ssy Il e1s s e"s nm
~ Bernard Goal Company, The weather Is
ciear AMI eo''
Evening. river rose inches. Arrived:
James Howard from Now Orleans. Colorado
from At. Louis. Departed John u Maude for
A.. Louis. The weather In elea, and noEh vi,
GINrtFNAft Nov. la-Tha river is feet
Inches and stationary.
prrTsptRu. NV ls Tho river " fest
INCHES and falling Wsather cloudy, ,a,a,
LOUISVILLE Nov ta5#@Risnr feet Inches IN
tho rnna and stationery The weather ID "laar
CAIRO. Nov, ~. THE river H. fat INCHES
md rislpg The weathar u clear Arrived:
john A Rondder f. m Naw Orleans Mt Y m.
Uarartnl Grand Tower for w. Louis. Paris
Brown for viaksbure. Port EHds aud Carrier
for Nav Orleans ut u. m.
EVANSVILLE. Nov, ie The river Ia 10 feet
and rising. The weather ~ clear, #
At. LouIs, Nov. y Tho river Ia I'd feet II
an ' w4a Msw ,sans r.
,yrnKsnuRa, Nov; 1iMTn John "A, 4 stevsnson,
arrived here at 9 Z. NJ Leave nj daylight.
Weather stormy W A. COLL Master
Baron RouaF. Nov ta-To J. B. Wnoda. No
lot Common street: Here Al "a q. n Arrive in
Nav greans at n'cieck 10 the morning. and
Leave fnl It, Louis Wednesday evening,
III W. GOULD. JIs, Clerk
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RR EVA EN-.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
sTEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS VIA HAVRE, sOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
ArEE@sEs The steamships OF tho North Ger
1@llsaass roan Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips as foiloYs:
NurnberR ......... October Is About NOV. IS
Hanover. $3.50. November 10 ......
These steamers toncb outward Mt Havre and
HAVANA, and on their homo trip ct Havana ana
Ssses PRICEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen SOUTHAMPTON or Havre 70 Hav~
ana or New Orleans-CablH,s $3.50: Btasrage. Ss5.
From New Orleans 10 HouthAm pt0n, Havre OK
Dremen-Cabin $3.50; Stserage. t&5,
From New Orleans TO Havaua-oabfn. VS.:
ChiIdren under ten years. half price: chill
drea under one Year. free.
n E-Our agent for Texas, Mr., Peter ID. En-
hard in Galveston ID authorized 10 Issue steer
age passaze orders at the following through
fran Bremen TO Galveston IA.
From Bremen to Indianola S4s 30,
The company reserves the right to change the
route oil the steamers. their advertised days of
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued by the UNDER
signed.
For f e. r s sfsototaalhafs g. AGENTS
ausl " "a Union street.
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RcceIpts ID tho ola basin.

Bayou Laeomhe Fer echr Rstori acoe feet Of
lumber
Risd River Per sohr Lueas-ao cords weed t.
order
Blind Riverrer sehr Rosa=-ao cords wood 70 or.
der
Bayou l.aeomhe Per eeh1 Came 10 2s,Goo feet Of
lumber ~ order
tn eIter
Pasoagouls-Per sohr Jnanna-qoo bbls charcoal
to order
Tohetancta Riror-Per sehr Emma AmsIia-55
cords Snod tn atkier
Tehefnncts Kssr--Per schr Venus No $50 corda
woad 90 order
Pearl River Fer barge Clos cords waed to or
der
Pearl River-Per barge katia--40 cords wood to
order
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FRDu THE rAssEs.

FoRT EATS. Nov ~ b. ~ Wind north
eaet and strong. Barometer so,16. Weather
cloudy and thick
Arrived AT o:6n this morning, British stanm.
ahip Mary latham. aarlay master. "A from it'v-
erponl IL ballast, ~ pllaa Weeks 20.
British steamship Rpmnlua. Trall master, -
days from Cardiff, 10 A. X. Miller n Do. for Or
dars
American ship Matnnra. q DAVIS from Calves
ton In distress 10 A. X Miller 4 Go.
Italian bark n. ri Stanford Marasoa master,
80 days from shnrunsss. Eng In ballast to
master.
Sailed: Ships Cromwell for Hnyfe md Prince
Rudolph for Liverpool harks Prince Rnpert
for Liverpool. seratln for Tarragona, Ystnva
for CiAiz and Regina for Falmouth schooner
May Evelyn for Part Antonio.
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Receipts of Produce.

FORT EADS- Per steamer Ma,tha-a7 hhds auEnr
II johnson ~ do rhiam 4 Boyd -E Bush 4 Lsvert MIA
J w HnrbridEa &oO-lt do 3+ hhls moiasaas John
Ryniond- % do T. tsodnhanx a do 6 I,anR 'nr--Ru
hbte RIGS II Kndef-2t2 aaoha rough rice Thompson
Eice Mill ifhh1s auear John Dymond-li hbls
Jer-TetsI - hhds augRr t6 thIH augar 81 bbls
lsaeeR 90 hbEa rice 2tG sacka rough rice
LOWER GQAST-Per steamer Iaahel-57 hhds Of
anGar lGA hba moasaas Richard Miiliken--t1o dn ii
hhda sugar Lehman Abraham &co VI do II B.itian
Is HaFkins . do ~ bha mo'aasas A Thumsun
&cr-2S Do Y hhda sugar Mei,emntt 10 do Cham
4 Rovd-H bhs molaaass u bha sugar John nymond
-sundree 10 order Total Tao hhis sugar ~ bhla
gar 27s bb's nola#aes
NUSNET CARRIE CHURCH Fer steamer City
Of Augusta ia bbls mOlassea and g hhds sugar 70
Latte Dmiiho 6oo-4i2 10 AZ bhs nnlassas " Il So
n,st-s7 10 - hhds sngar Richard Millikeni3 do
hbts maiassas II Schultz IL do Htrs0h. Adj y 500
aundries 10 crieg Total Us hhds sugar It's bills mo-
lnsaRn
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

1AMkK Tho steamship
ORATOR,
Corbishlay commander.
will sail on or about November Is. 1872 from
her wharf. foot OF Montsgut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills OF
ladina for the Continent. between Hayrs and
Dronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, win
GROSS tho bar of the MtssissIppl at all imss
without detention
Ror freight apply TO
LUCAS ". MOORE,
ds10 IL 1876 aravier street, up stairs.
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE,

M N. SIEBRFUHT No. AZ Royal street has
i Il " just returned from the North with one u
the most complete selections of artistic f8rnt
tllre ornaments. etc, Call and examine tbs
snler. did selection of Satins BrocateEls. C0to
lines. Raw SILKS. Emhroideres. Bobhinet AM
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hanaings, all at the most rea-
Sonable prices. -...4se ocIg Il
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Plagniol de James
OLIVE OIL.

rE,HE BRAND OF OLIVE OIL OF PLAg-
j MOL DE JAMES SO universally known, is
Grand C3old Medal ct the Universal Exposition
of Paris In 1878, and the Prize Medal at the Ex.
position Of Philadelphia In 1876 We, the I'M
Of Mr.. PLAdNIOL DE JAMES, OF MerseilIes.
do hereby caution the public that any forRers
and iraitators OF said brand will be prosecuted
with the utmost vtgor Of the law.
BASSETTI d XIQU E6.
iva I'll and 90 Decatur street.