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ERN WIS.
NIGHT
ESPECIAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
The Times on the Mining Ex-
element.
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.
what the ~. ". sWsrlI' Has to Say
About Grants Change of
Programme.
SPECIAL TO THE EuREE DAILY SENTINEL
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.
jim KEEyE IN CHICAGO.
other Interesting Eastern Items.

OSEer lHtefessiuS EASTERN ktSk-s.
New YORK, July s.
The Times has a ~two-column article
on the coming mining excitement. II
SAYS: The indications are too many and
too plain to be mistaken. that a fever of
speculation is beginning in gold and silver
mining stocks. The price OF seats in the
Mining Stock Board here, has risen from
SIS to soma hundreds. Brokers who never
touched this class of paper. are now oper-
ating extensively in it. New mining COM
panies are coming out with displayed ad-
vertisements in the papers. and the names
of men well known in politics are paraded
al the head Of the companies prospectuses.
Every little exchange shop, down town,
has its freshly written placard announcing
that all kinds OF stocks are bought and
sold there. Inventors are to be found by
the dozen, who have q process by which
the metal may be got out in the shortest
possible time and a. a nominal cost and.
more significant than this, \ number OF
~well-known stock operators have gone or
are about to start for the West, for the
purpose Of buying up mining properties,
Old hands at the mining business look for
a rage OF speculation by next fall, and are
preparing to make their big strike. At
present the symptoms Of disturbance are
confined almost exclusively to the speculat-
ing classes, bnt if the feeling grows to a
mania, as shrewd observers anticipate,
it will influence for good or evil, and prin-
cipaliy the latter. There are hundreds,
and perhaps thousands of innocent people
who have small accumulations. which they
desire to place ont to advantage.
A unnel under the Hudson river will be
prosecuted in September, it is said, under
the auspices of a company organized under
the avs of New Jersey, Of which Mr..
Dewitt C. Hastings is President. Hast
ings is interested in the Panama Railroad
and the alleged owner of large tracts of
land in California. He states that ample
capital is available to prosecute the tunnel.
The wv rld" thinks that Grants prob
able change of plan about returning is
part Of a little scheme to keep him cut of
harms way during the fall elections, and
bring him back with a boom just in time
for the Presidential summer.
O'Leary, the pedestrian, is here. He is
greatly elated at his Chicago success, and
SAYS he will contest for the Ashley belt at
the proposed International tournament in
the fall.
CHICAGO, July 8.
The Times claims to have discovered
that j. r. keene has been in the city for
the past week, quietly directing the move
ments Of his broker in the Board of Trade,
and that he left for New York in a private
car last night.
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O NEWS.
All About the Darien Canal.
HOW The QUESTION STANDS IN EUROPE

PARIS, July s.
A magnificent banquet was given last
night, at the Grand Hotel, to Lesseps, by
the members Of the Old Darien Canal
Company. in celebration Of the signing Of
tie transfer to him of the rights and con-
cessions for a water way across the 18th
mus. General Turr presided. Speeches
were made by General Turr, Lesseps, Ma
than Appleton, Isaac Perrere, and others.
Perrrre proposed Commodore Selfridge's
health, and announced. amid great cheer
ing, that the next vessel OF the Campagnie
Transatlantique would be called Selfridge.
All the speakers were emphatic in declar-
ing that the Panama project was universal.
That it was not intended to give predomi-
nance to any particular national interest.
It was . purely commercial enterprise.
De Lesseps stated at the last meeting Of
the Geographical Society, that he does not
think the totsl expense Of constructing the
Darien Canal will exceed $50, 900, 900
francs. The difficulties OF the work are
not so formidable as those which had to be
overcome in the construction Of the Suez
Canal. as a railway already exists along the
course Of the proposed Darien Canal, with
q large town at each extremity.
NEW YORK, July 8.
The Suns" Washington special says an
officer, who has accompanied various sur
yeying parties in search of a feasible
route for a ship canal across Central Amer
lea, says nothing practicable can come
from the present agitation in Europe upon
the subject, unless this Government takes
the initiative. He says also. that had it
not been for Hamilton Fish's yielding to
the influence Of the Pacific Company, the
canal would already be under way, with
the United States Government at tile head
of the enterprise. He then relates how.
under Grants administration and direc-
ton the Commission was formed, with Ad-
miral Almmen at the head. which decided
in favor of the Nicaragua route how Fish
invited the cooperation Of European pow
ers, the Nicaragua Government sending
here an Ambassador to negotiate; and how
the Pacific Mail, seeing ruin for the Pana-
ma railroad, made such a pressure on Fish
that he abandoned the scheme. Here the
matter has rested, SO far as the Govern
ment is concerned. The friends Of the old
plan are again trying to bring the Govern
ment once more to assume the initiative,
claiming that it cannot afford to allow any
Foreign Government to strike q spade in
this project, except under the auspices of
the United States, but the Administration
does not take any interest in the scheme.
De Lesseps fully expects to
employing 30, 900 or 1000 workmen, some
Of them Chinese and Is, 900 Brazilian ne
groes. He recently announced so in
Amiens.
LONDON, July s.
A scene in the House of Commons, last
night. caused a sensation. A section Of
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MAIL NOTES.
Current Topics Reported from All
Quarters.

r. Topics Reported from All
Quarters.
At the Cincinnati S~aengerfest $3.50, 00C
were spent during the week for beer.
There arc about 800 brandy distilIeriss
in Middle Tennessee, all making imported
French brandy.
The annual crop of tobacco Of the
United States is about 420. 600 600 pounds,
two thirds Of which is exported.
1t is now stated that an Italian firm is
negotiating with parties in the United
States for 100, 000, 900 tons of American
coal.
One of the agricultural II OF
Texas is bones. A San Antonio firm has
shipped since June Sth. 1888 tons to the
Northwest, where they are manufactured,
and thence go East to be used for fertiliz-
ing purposes. The price paid to San An
tonic shippers was SIS per ton.
During the session of Congress just
terminated 1877 bills and 46 joint resolu-
tons were introduced in the Senate, and
1885 bills and 1l9 joint resolutions in the
House.
Recent statistics show that there are
now 1882 wells producing oil in the State
OF Pennsylvania. and they pour out alto
gether about so, 900 barrels Of oil daily.
TIT product this spring has been rs per
cent. greater than last year, and about
three times as great as the yield three
years ago.
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the Liberals having already obtained from
the Government great restrictions ON The
practice Of fosging in the army and navy,
end. svored by distractions to force the
total abolition Of corporeal punishment.
The Marquis Of Harrington repudiased all
responsibility for their action. Chamber
lain, the member for Birmingham. amidst
Radical cheers. said the Marquis of Hart
ington, who was formerly the leader Of the
opposition, is o only the leader OF a
section.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 3.
DR.. weimer, who furnished SOLVED
with a pistol and poison, at the lime he
attempted to shoot the Emperor, is sfriend
Of Joachim Geslesin, the revolutionary
agitafor and editor in exile. who was ex-
PEELED from Geneva several months ago.
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THE Secretary OF the Interior has re-
the General Land Office, in the case Of
Josefa Montatua de Serano vs. the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company, involving
title to lands in Los Angeles District, and
awards them to the Railroad Company.
Secretary Schurz in this decision makes
the important general ruling. that il a pre-
empsion settler fails to file a declaratory
statement within the time required by law,
his preference right TO purchase the land
indicated BY said presumption settlements
forfeited. This rule applies to claims under
. railroad grant. as well as to claims OF
subsequent settlers.
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"A "A r ID

EDITOR SENTINEL IN THE BILLS AL
IL LOWED by the majority Of the II. b. Com
missioners, l find one Of DR.. Bishop, 10 wit
500 for medical services, and $50 for extra at
tendance and stiinulants. Now, Mr.. Editor.
what l want to know is. whether the extra
attendance was rendered to the II. B., the Com
missioners, as well as the st!niulants, to make
them pass the bill? For it could not possibly
be for extras to the Hospital, since a bill pre-
scented by me for $40 for stimulants furnished
was by the same ..Fraudulencies mot allowed.
And not alone was ii not allowed but / was dis
missed ON that account from the Hospital, be-
cause, as Turner said, l sent in too many
extras, and therefore appointed Bishop for 800
per month instead of S75, which was paid to
me. Now, when Bishop sends in 6 bill for $50
extra it is allowed, and nothing said. There
must be something wrong or rotten in Den
mark, unless Bishop fills their gizzards with
lobelia. free; or, perhaps there is a 'divy, far
surely, ii 1T was unconstitutional to allow my
bill, it must be the same with Bishops bill.
The same bills fer the same extras, and by the
same II. b. Commissioners, were allowed to
one and refused to the other.
In conclusion, | Will say that, with the ex.
ception of Commissioner Page" 1t is a shame
for the people of Eureka to countenance such a
set OF officers In spite of their open frauds and
acts, in defiance of public opinion and all de-
DIR. NJ. R0CKMAN.
Eureka' July ., 1879. jy9-1t
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rHx ysrruous RUTHERFORD

The following order was issued bs
Rutherford the Good. as the late lamented
Harry Mighels used to call Mister Hayes,
soon after the latter had wormed by the
aid Of the wormerly Conference. bis then
fiabby, but since stifened spinal column
into the Executive Chair OF the "ni'e
House. 1t is pleasant reading in the lsh'
Of later transpirings:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, June
a., 1s77.-Sir: / desire to call your az
fention 70 the following paragraph in a bet
Ter addressed to me, by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. on the conduct to be observ-
ed by officers OF the General Government.
In relation TO elections: Nc officer shall
be required or permitted 70 take part 10 the
management Of political organizations
caucuses, conventions or election CAM
psigns. Their right TO vote and to express
their views on public questions either
orally or through the Press. Is not denied
provided it does net interfere with the dis
charge Of their official duries. NO assess
ment for political purposes on oincers or
s~ubordinates shoald be allowed Tnis
rule is applicable to every department. OF
the civil service. 1t should be understood
By every officer Of the General Govern
ment, that he Is expected 70 conform his
conduct to its requirements. Very re-
s~pectfully. H. b. HAYES.
mo assessment for political purposes"
said the amiab.e Rutherford in 1877, yet
We find the same Rutherford aided by
Honest John Sherman. buildosing men
and women from poorly paid billets in the
several Departments. for refusing to give
for political purposes" in 1878. The
hardening Of the vertebrs in Rutherford's
case, surely worked a wonderful revolu-
tion in the man. We have no objection to
the office holder paying a Legitimate share
Of campaign expenses, but We do object to
double dealing in any one, and especially
in . man occupying the exalted position Of
President Of these United States. II Mister
Hayes changed his mind and wanted to go
back, 50 to speak, on his earlier notions Of
civil service reform. he should have re-
yoked the above order issued In 1877.
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PACIFIC COAST
.TspEcrAL 10 me IUEEKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Against Political Assess
mentS.
SAN FEAScIsco. July

a. FRANCISCO. July 8.
Dennis Kearney. in a card. notifies all
nominees Of the W. p. C.'s not to pay any
political assessments, as nominees, upon
proof Of such action. will be sumnarily re-
moved from the ticket. He proposes to
raise funds for the campaign by voluntary
contributions. and will canvass the city for
such aid.
The Chinaman who killed his fellow
countryman Yesterday. aud was arrested
this morning, acknowledges the act, and
says it was done in self-defense.
From July Sd to the 9th. inclusive, four
teen fires occurred in this city. Loss,
81. 1886.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 MAN HUNG IN TYPO !

Mr.. A. and Mr.. B. started from Typo on the
10th of last month. Mr.. A.. being an old 49er,
called at tho woRKINGMAN'S CLOTHING
STORE, and purchased a neat and nobby eutfit.
Mr.. b., being a stranger, went to some other
store. and for twice the amount paid by sTr. A.,
purchased an old shelG'soru suit. On their
return to Typo, the contrast was so ridiculous
that the citizens called an indignation meet
ing. and hung Mr.. B. to the nearest telegraph
pole, with the following placard on his breast
and back:
This man did not buy these clothes he has
on from the 'workingnan's Clothing Store"
After hanging for three hours, he was pro-
nounred dead, and the people telegraphed to
the ''workingman's Clothing Store to have
that house send on a suit to bury him in. The
Coroner held an inquest. and returned the fol-
lowing verdict:
W find that Mr.. B. came to his death at the
end of a rope. the other end being in the hands
of many citizens: that we hold no one to blame
for his death. as ii was we'll deserved. Fur
thermore, we would warn any person or per-
SOM who may BIO coming this way, not to come
unless they buy their clothes at the best and
cheapest place in Eureka. This is
"a sad, but not DER true tail"
For the originator. call at the
woRKINGMAN's CLOTHING STORE,
Two doors below Paxton & Co.'S Bank.
Friends. to save your lives, and money. too.
buy your goods of ms, and only us. Should you
be poor. You can have all kinds of goods at
your " price. my25
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COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.

Sources.
The bullion shipments from Bodie dur
ing June amounted to 1926, COS IL.
The San Francisco Chronicle" boasts
OF 152 Constitution Clubs.
Old timers who have not met for years
are once more gathered together on the
banks of the Yankee Fork.
Sheriff ~Swackhamer. of Union county
Oregon, lost his only surviving child r :
Gently, by diphtheria. This makes n loss
of five Of his children within two months.
The Salt Lake Tribune says A vein
of coal seven feet thick has been found
about IL or ~ miles above Huntsville.
The top rock is gray sandstone, with con-
g.omerate below. The tunnel is in II feet
on the vein.
Horatio C. Burchard, the new Director
of the United States Mint. has been count
ing the coin at the San Francisco Mint dur
ing tie past week, and looking into the
annual settlement. 1t is expected that the
Mint will reopen for deposits and coinage
next week.
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The Boston Transcript" wants to know
II the act Of Congress prohibiting the
military at the polls includes the .gen-
erals "colonels" and '.majors" of ones
acquaintance. II it does. it will seriously
interfere with elections and cut our vote
down mighty low.
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TIE Inyo Independent" has entered
npon its tenth year. 1t is a sprightly.
w~ell-conducted weekly, and has always
been . most welcome visitor to the SESrI-
MEL sanctum. We hope that its days in
the land may be many and prosperous.
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GES. SPIsoLA proposes to warm New
York by steam, but the city government Of
that city demands . very large sum Of
money from him for this privilege. Lock-
port, N. Y, has already enjoyed this ad-
vantage for more tha two years. Steam
pipes run throughout that city and into
nearly every house. The people Of Lock
port, therefore. who desire steam for heat
ing md cooking purposes can obtain it
without any difficulty. 1t is to be hoped
that the experiment viii be tried in New
York.
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CREMATION is gaining in favor. The
Paris Council has not only pronounced in
favor Of il, but declared it to be a salutary
change over the old system, and a sanitary
measure productive Of much good to the
whole community. They will commence
burning bodies at once at Paris.
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THE French papers are enterprising. II
was not until the people of Paris received
their English and American papers that
they learned that the young man. who
claimed the right to rule over them, had
been killed by the Zulus.
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THERE is a company in New York whose
object is to provide escorts for such young
or old women. as desire to go to any place
Of amusement. or to visit. but nave no
kinsman or male friend to call upon. The
corporation furnishes "well- bred, we'll be
haved. intelligent and well-dressed men.
on extremely moderate terms"
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To Whom It May Concern.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT on AND AFTER
this date, no coal will be sold to any ONT
by the members of the Eureka Coal Burners
Association" unless the same is disposed of al
the furnaces for the sum of Thirty Gents per
bushel.
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION.
Eureka, July 8, 1879. jy9-1w
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Attention, Fire Delegates.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF FIRE
"A DELEGATES will he held at Judge
Cromer's Office O N WEDNESDAY EVENING,
at O'Clock. The Delegates are earnestly re.
quested to attend.
r. SADLER, President.
JAMES L. ANDERSON. Secretary.
Eureka, July Z, 1879. j2-2t
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THE Columbus Democrat says: Gen.
Grants journey through China is one
grand ovation. John Sherman should
enter into negotiations with the washee-
Washes on this side Of the Pacific without
dalnv-
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Attention., Rescues !

TNHE MEMBERS OF THE RESCUE HOSE
i COMPANY are requested to meet at the
Hose House at q O'Clock THIS EVENING, for
practice.
THos. s. DOUGLAS. Chief Engineer.
Eureka, July 0, 1879. jy9-lt
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The silk crop is a failure. and the price
OF silk Is going mp a booming. By a
strange coincidence there is a failure in
the crop in all the large silk producing
countries Italy, France aud Japan. The
result is q sudden leap ia prices Of 20 per
cent, and . still heavier rise ahead. The
modistes will now be certain to declare
silk . fashionable wear.
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Attention, Mob Hill, NO. 8,

VOU Il ORDERED TO MEET AT THE
Rescue Hose HOUSE on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, July llth, at ~ o'clock, for important
business.
GU. SCANLAND, President.
LAMBERT MoLINELLI, Secretary.
Eureka, July Z, 1879. iys-td
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IT is Ralph Waldo Emerson who says of
the practice Of p~airing-off in Congress that
II is unjustifiable. because . vote for the
right side can never be weighted fairly and
paired with o vote for the wrong.
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Mrs. LANGrRY, the famous and once
reigning English beauty, is coming to
America, and will be the leading sensation
ct the watering places this summer.
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Attention, Knickerbocke
Hose Company, No. 2.

V,HE REGULAR MONTHLY METRIC
will be held at Justice Cromer'a Court
room, Buel street, THURSDAY EVENING,
at 8 O'Clock. As an election of officers will be
held. it is earnestly desired that all the men,
bers turn out.
A. G. BISHOP, President.
JAMES +. ANDERSON. Secretary.
Eureka, July 8, Is 3. Jy3-2t
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The Buffalo Courier" says, The clerks
In the Washington Departments have al
ready been called on for contributions in
aid Of the Ohio canvass.
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For Sale or To Let.

A HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS, ALSO Ax-z
IA Counters and Shelving. may be had Gss;;iI
At a bargain. by early application atsRxAYs
Mtiier's Hair-dressing Saloon. next door to the
Turner House. or to
Eureka. April %, 1879. anot ~
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ACCORDING to the New York Times
the Sherman movement is being officially
worked up in the West as we'll as in the
South,
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TO r z N T

A DWELLING HOUSE. OF THREE OR
N six rooms. furnished or unfurnished. For
particulars, apply on the premises, of
MRS. v. SMELL,
Third door south of the school-house.
Eureka, July 8. 1879. jy9-3t*
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Offices to Let.

THREE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR OFFICES.
i on the corner Of Bateman and Buel streets
are now ready for occupants. For particulars,
apply to MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM
Eureka. May 81, 1879. my2sifI
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The people OF the United States pay
500, 000. 900 a year for spiritnous and fer
mented liquors, and only $g5. SOC. 200 for
education, and S48. 000, 900 for religion.
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THE wicked Atlanta !" Constitution "
says that in a marrying match Alice Oates
would cover the most laps.
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MOTH e .

THE BoLDER OF CERTIFICATE 5.17s. 100
shares OF Hussey, is requested to call at
our office. PAXTON 4 co
Eureka. July 3, 1879. jyi-U
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They are trying to prove now that Poe
was insane-a raven maniac, as it we're.
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So 90 REWARD.

TT OST. ON MAIN STREET. ON SATUR.
DAY, July 9Th, a heavy GOLD RING, with
the letters sc. O." engraved on 1t. The finder
will receive the above reward by returning the
ring at JOE TOGNINIS SALOON.
Eureka, July 8, 1879. jy6-Iws
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House and Lot For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, 49,.
n. on the south end OF Paul street, ESfi,.
can be purchased cheaply, If applica- #.Sili
ton is made Immediately. For pa tic H,IiIl
uiars, apply to CHARLES BUTTLAR,
AT K. Ssdlcr 4 Co.'S Store.
Eureka. June 8, 1879. iel0.tf
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FoR SALE.

A LIGHT SPAN OF AMERICAN gya
N HORSES. suitable for u buggy sSSS1<rn
or delivery team, can be bought AE-J1}
cheap, by making application at ~
THOMAS HALEY'S BUTCHER SHOP.
ON North Main Street.
Eureka, June 80. 1870. jy1 If
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Offices and Rooms to Let.

ERoNT ROOMS ON MAIN r E SHIT.
Il able tor offices. and furnished sleening
lars, apply to WIIIOi1Gursv" e
ap9-tf Over Dunkel K Co.'S Dry Goods store
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w. p. Haskell

Is now manufacturing Dining and Saloon Ia
bles, Kitchen Cupboards, Writing Desks.
Picture Frames, etc.: also, repairs Spring Mat.
tresses and all kinds of Furniture. jy4-tf
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WANTED

A DWELLING HOUSE, OF -FOUR
IA or Ave rooms, For particulars, Ms.sFN
apply to FRANK DOUTRICK L co. EAR-x
Eureka, July 7, 1879. jys-tf