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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

Griff Williams, formerly Of Eureka, is in
Bodie.
A big team departed for Typo yesterday
morning.
The Grand Jury will be in session to-
morrow at 2 P. NJ.
Sheriff Kyle is expected in from Wood
bridge this evening.
Edward vandcrleith. Esq, arrived from
the East last evening.
Mr.. Joseph Butler is assisting in the
County Clerks Office.
Capt. Frank Drake, Of the Eberhardt 4
Aurora, Is visiting Austin.
The Grand Jury yesterday visited the
new County Hospital in a body.
There will be a meeting Of the Knights
OF Pythias at their hall this evening.
Remember Cathcart's benefit this even
ing. Promenade entertainment and ball.
Father Maloney was among the passen-
gers who arrived from the West last even
ing.
Messrs. Maurice Hartnett and James
Reilly were down from the Mountain yes
terday.
Mr.. J. B. Hume, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
chief detective, is after the Carson stage
robbers.
The District Court is attracting interest
ed crowds daily to the vicinity Of the new
Courthouse.
General sabin anticipates the return Of
Hon. w. W. Bishop from the East about
Monday next.
The tilt last evening between two leading
members of the Eureka bar was enjoyed
by the spectators.
Revenue Collector Shannon returned
home last evening from q tour in the west
ern part Of the State.
Mr.. e. J. Travis yesterday purchased OF
Mr.. J. r. Wilmington, Of White River,
1000 head Of cattle at $40 per head.
District Attorney Merrill is playing in
goad luck the present term Of court. He
has secured three convictions thus far.
The Enterprise says about twenty men
will shortly be put to work at Stopping out
ore on the 2100-foot level of the Hale 4
| Norcross.
Mr.. J. M. Duker states that Mr.. Con.
Reilly, the well-known mining operator,
will visit Eureka the coming week. He
comes up more particularly to examine
certain Spring Valley properties.
Says the Reveille Of Wednesday Mrs.
]. A. Matthewson-daughter Of Mrs. J. d.
Pringle-who has been here for the past
six weeks IN q visit to relatives and friends,
left on last nights train for her home in
Eureka.
The Carson Appeal digs our ball players
in this manner As yet there has been no
acceptance Of the challenge sent by the
Amity Club 10 the ball tossers Of Eureka.
Eureka blows a good deal on its club, but
when it comes TO playing for a cool thou
sand, they keep very shady.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18
SCHOOL
A Pleasant Evenings Entertain
menf.

ment.
Miners Union Hall, at Ruby Hill, was
crowded last evening by a large and appre-
ciative audience, and to say that all in at
tendance went away well pleased and de-
lighted, Is only to tell the truth, and moth
ing but the truth. Much praise is due to
the many participants, and the extra effort
exhibited by all in making themselves
heard throughout the crowded house is
certainly commendable. The pupils
showed careful training in every respect,
which speaks well for all the teachers. We
will only make mention of a few pieces
that in our judgment excelled. The first
exercise was a song and tableau-"Army
and Navy"-which was highly appreciated.
The song-'sDown by the Old Mill
Stream" by the Mette children, was one
Of the best things OF the evening, Miss
Carrie and Master Charlie fully came up
to our expectations, and certainly pleased
the audience, . faculty for which they are
noted.
The fairy drama, sRed Riding Hood"
was well rendered. Never did .
fairy queen show to q better advan-
tage than did little Sophie Coonan,
and no subjects ever listened to q more
eloquent charge than did Sophie's. This
little lady took her part well, and it is GER
tainly to be wondered at that one Of her
years could speak as she does.
The wolf looked ferocious, and If Francis
Fitzpatrick wishes to be let alone by all
little girls. as most little boys do, let him
don the VOLTS costume.
TIL next exercise entitled to special men
ton was a recitation, entitled, 1.-THE Fate
of Virginia" by Mamie Coonan. She ex-
hibited all the powers Of an orator, both
by voice and gesture. We predict a bright
future for the little Miss.
In the closing act, entitled, "The Gen.
tennial Drama" we will notice the parts
taken by Miss Carrie Mette, Chas. Williams
and Lucy Purcell. Miss Carrie was as
loving and true as they make them in
the loving Of a blue coat, contrary to the
wishes of her Tory father, and Charles
made a fine and brave looking captain, and
showed a brave heart at every turn. Miss
Lucy Purcell, as "Maud Pitcher" knew
what she was about, and took her charac-
ter to perfection.
Quite q number of Eurekans were in at
tendance. among whom we noticed several
teachers. 1t was a pleasant affair and a
grand success.
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SIGNIFICANT.
Richmond Mine ssoeLhelder. APP

Richmond Mine stockholders APP
preciatc a Faithful Manager.
At a general meeting Of the shareholders
Of the Richmond mining stock, held in
London on May 2sth, the proceedings Of
which were published in full in a recent
issue Of the Mining Journal, and which
cover an entire page Of that publication,
occurs the following significant paragraph:
He (the Chairman) continued: / take
upon myself a duty, which is not only
pleasing, but which / consider a privilege.
l have to place before you the name of Mr..
Edward Probert for reelection. (Cheers.)
l need not say anything about Mr.. Probert;
l believe you are all personally acquainted
with him /; you have met him at these
meetings. 1t is to his enterprise and high
scientific attainments, and his skill and
ability that we are able to place before you
such splendid results, and / would like you
gentlemen, to put it in d power to tell
Mr.. Probert that he has been reelected o
member of the Board with reclamation. I
have to propose the reelection Of Mr.. Pro-
bert as . member Of this Board. Mr.. John
Elliott said he claimed the privilege Of Sec
onding the resolution. From the COM
mencement Of the company Mr.. Pro-
bert took a very active part in it,
and at q time when the company was
oppressed with great difficulties, Mr..
Probert at his (Mr. Elliott's) suggestion
went out, saw the excellence Of the prop
erty, and had been there off and on ever
since, and had rendered the company SER
vices which it was impossible to exag-
gerate. All who had been connected with
foreign mining matters must be aware that
one of the greatest difficulties was to get q
capable man, thoroughly honest at heart,
to supervise and manage the business
abroad. Hear, hear.) Therefore this
company were exceptionally fortunate in
having secured the services Of such a gen.
tleman as Mr.. Probert. (Cheers.) His
reelection was favorably declared, unani-
mously, and with much applause.
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COURT.
Judge Rives Presiding.

The District Court yesterday transacted
the following business:
State vs.. johnson and O'Brien-Charge
Of robbery; found guilty, and recommended
to the mercy Of the court. Will be sem
fenced on Monday.
Johannes vs.. acknowledgement for the
defendant.
Canonica VS.. Kyle-Cause continued to
June 28th.
Tricklar vs.. Hoosac Mining Company
Defendant given one day additional time
to answer.
st. Lawrence vs.. Richmond Mining Com
pany-Cause continued to June 29th.
Mary Mclaughlin VS.. Woodruff & Ennor
Ordered that time OF notice to take depo-
sition herein be shortened for two days.
Stowell VS.. Heyneman-Ordered that
C. J. Lansing be added to counsel.
Ruby underberg vs.. Keefe-Case dis
missed at plaintiffs costs,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

The Candelaria True Fissure has this /:
Since the actual beginning Of work on the
Carson and Colorado Railroad, many are
specializing on the probable site for a
town at Walker Lake. If the road shall
reach some point on the lake this fall
it is possible mills for some Of the mines
here will be built there, with the view in
end, If the Carson and Colorado should
suspend operations at that point, Of a mar
row gauge being built from here by q min
ing syndicate-for the purpose Of trans
porting ores to the lake-where wood and
water would be cheap, and where low grade
ores could be worked at a profit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18
fsta Identity.

Hugh McCrumb, who was in Eureka
yesterday, en- route for San Francisco from
the East, states that he struck Chicago
during the late convention. and was block
AIDED for three days in one Of the big no.
tels. He says 1t was almost worth ones
life to attempt to get through the crowd.
A Blaine bully from New York mistook
Hugh for one Of Conkling's Third.term
~bulldosers. and '.let him have one be-
tween the eyes. Hugh promptly broke the
bully in twain, and threw the pieces In
the lake. Hugh Is q stalwart Democrat
aud took no part in the Chicago circus FUR
Their than the little pugilistic side-show
aforesaid,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18
A ChalIenge 30 Typos.

W. G. Armstrong, s. Torres. r. Collins
and J. @. Collins have issued a challenge
for a type-setting contest, open to all print
ers on the Pacific coast, for from $500 TO
81, 900 a side. The Stage takes pleasure in
directing the attention Of Bayless and Gil
lis of the Enterprise, Matthews and Plant
OF the Chronicle, Carrigan OF the Foot
light. and Graham Of the News, to this
matter. In the arrangements for the match
il should be stipulated that correctness
will be taken into consideration, and that
each man shall correct his own proof.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

MT. Tim Shine Is over from White Pine i.
~ has just shipped to the Richmond eight
IONS Of ore from tho Stafford mine. Treas.
are Hill. He brings II over as an expert.
Ment. II II will bear the cost Of trans.
portation so long a distance the Stafford
rll send over several hundred tons. Mr..
nnlne has great faith In the future Of White
xlne, and thinks that matters over that
ssy viii wear a brighter appearance at no
Instant day. The SENTINEL hopes so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

Goodshaw, All 23Oa +; Hale & Norcross,
AO5s; Con. Virginia, 330b ss5a; Exchequer.
lob is0a; Sierrn Nevada, 1873 Union,
l9Ab 1875; Belcher. "a b; 0phir, 7b IA q;
Savage, ga; Utah, 9Ha; Bodie, 7b TIA;
Best 4 Belcher, Oh Cha; G~oodshaw, 230s
2Aa; Bullion, 2b 2i0a; Imperial, sob 35a;
Chollar, 3Ab; Overman, hob Mexican,
Sab SKA Julia, FOB lisa 75s.
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a Remarkable Mining suit.

Peter Grub sold his share In an iron
mine at Cornwall. Pa, reserving the right
to enter upon the premises forever and
take thereirom sufficient ore for the supply
Of one furnace. That was almost q hun-
dred years ago when iron ore was smelted
in Q somewhat crude fashion, and the aver
age yield Of q furnace was !, 800 tons q year.
That was about the amount taken by MT.
Grub annually during his lifetime. But
the process has been vastly improved since
then, and now . furnace turns out a. much
in 4 single month. The question arose. Of
course, whether the heirs Of Grub were en-
titled 10 as much ore as would supply an
eighteenth or nineteenth century furnace
AIawsuit has been in the courts for twenty
LAWYERS in the State. The Supreme Court
has Just decided on appeal, that ore can be
taken In sufficient quantity to supply q
furnace Of the present time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

We may look out for cloudbursts next
month, II vennor, the Canadian weather
prophet, has got things to rights. Hesays:
believe that June will be an intesely
not month on the whole. July will be Q
terrible month for storms, with terms Of
intense heat, but another fall-like relapse,
With frosts. will, In all likelihood. occur Q
lew days before the 20th."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

The District Land Offices in California,
oregon and Nevada have received instruc-
lions from the Department to the effect
that hereafter claimants for public timber
and must make their proofs and payments
within 90 days after application, and they
ere also prohibited from removing timber
untii such proofs and payments have been
made. under penalty Of being punished as
umber trespassers.
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vasQuez.

This prisoner was convicted OF murder
in the second degree, Wednesday night.
Yesterday morning. after ~partaking Of his
breakfast, he made an attempt at suicide,
nsinc an ordinary case knife. He succeed
sd in making an ugly, though not danger
GUS hole In his abdomen, just below the
ribs. The officers were at hand and
disarmed him in short order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

AwrNG TO OUR REMOVAL FROM EU-
~ REKA, we kindly request our Customers
to come forward and settle mp their accounts ct
once. or we shall be obliged to place them in
the hands Of our lawyer for collection.
Any one having claims against the New York
Store. or Farmer l. Lesser. will please present
them ct ence for payment. previous to the dis
solution Of the partnership by the LIST Of July.
1880. FARMER 4 LESSER,
Eureka. June Q, 1880. junl0t "a
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Devofea special attention to the oure Of all
chronic diseases. and to those Of q delicate,
complicated or obstinate character; also
y al diseases OF the nervous system, and
sas various female complaints. Interna-
svnai Hotel, rooms IA aud 16. Private
snsrance on Buel street. Consultation
ny. oaii on, OF write to DE FREyR. NJ. D.,
sa'efnaaonal hotel, Eureka. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

A I INTEND TO REMOVE FROM EU-
IA reka by July 18th. I viii sell my entire
stock Of FANCY GOODS. JEwELRy. SILVER
WARE AND CLOCKS AT COST. Now IL the
time to secure bargains ct ABE M0osER's,
next door to Cazeaux's butcher shop.
A fine safe and store fixtures for less than
cost.
Eureka, June IA, 1880. junl6u
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From chicago.

Mr.. M. D. Foley returned last evening
from the Chicago Convention. he says IT
was the boss gathering Of the nineteenth
csrt,,rv. The hotels were all packed with
guests. rendering II almost impossiple ior
q person to get in or out. Acoord,nS 70
Mr.. Foley the Western prairies are aoiaze
for Garfield and Arthur.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18
The SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Eureka
Consolidated.


A private letter from San Francisco,
received last night, says: "It is known
here that Mr.. Thos. ]. Read has rendered
his resignation as Superintendent OF the
Eureka Con. The quid nuncs Of Pine
street say that the position has been ten
dered to the old Superintendent, Mr.. Hank
Donnelly, and / hear on what ! consider
good authority that he will acceptit This
Is not official. Of course, though l regard
the information as trustworthy. As we
understand ii here, Mr.. Read only took
hold temporarily, to give Mr.. Donnelly a
needed rest. The term for which Mr.. Dom
nelly was originally elected is not yet up,
the annual meeting Of the Company not
t~ranspiring for several months yet. 1t Is
the talk that Mr.. Donnelly will go up to
resume his old place within q few days."
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RECEIVED SINCE MAY FIRST.

RECEIVED sINcE MAY FIRST.
j. II. Blivens, Lander ; grand larceny ;
four years.
r. A. Watson, Lander ; grand larceny /;
four years.
VIM. Fisher, Humboldt burglary /; one
year.
Frank Butler, Douglas ; administering
poison with intent to cause the death Of
another ten years.
Hiram Stevens (alias Dettling), Storey ;
burglary two years.
James Burke, Storey /; burglary two
years.
DISCHARGED SINCE MAY FIRST.
Thomas Hines, Elko; grand larceny
one year. Discharged May LIST.
All Sam, Ormsby ; violating opium law;
seven months. Discharged May 4th.
G. r. Hutchinson, Ormsby; assault with
deadly weapon with intent to infiict bodily
injury ; two years. Discharged May 29th.
Thos. Sheridan, White Pine grand lar
ceny /; one year. Discharged June 9Th.
Total number in prison. June 18th, las.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

Turner House,. Gardiner. 8. Howard,
Virginia; L. NJ. Townsend, Prospect Noun
tain.
Parker House--James Adams, Adams
International Hotel "A. Cooper, Grass
valley; John Hadwick, r. Rafters, Dia-
mond Valley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

John Schafer and Alexander Martin en-
gagged Ia q drunken row at Boca on Mon
gay, and the latter was killed by being
snocked from the porch Of the hotel by
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

The regular monthly meeting OF the Mob
Hill Hose Company takes place this even
ing at the usual hour. Every member IL
expected to be present, as matters OF i'm
portsnce are 10 be considered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

Our local readers would do well to re-
member the auction sale Of Mr.. Joseph
Aind to-day. II will afford a rare chance
.or bargains. Mr.. Sam Friedman will do
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

The following cases will be tried In the
District Court to-day;
State VS.. Annie Elliott n f. ~ Jones
Grand larceny.
De Nooe vs.. Negrini.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

Number OF Inmates and Other Data.
The following, says the Carson Times, is
a summary Of the present condition of the
State Prison, giving number Of prisoners
on hand, discharged and received since
May LIST, and the apportionment to coun-
Ason
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FOR SALE
@25 REWARD.

GONE ONE RrFRoTED AN KNTRANCB
into the lamp-room ct the Richmond furn-
sces, between the hours Of s and . O'Clock Sun.
day morning, and distracted . " gun" TWEEN
ty.hve dollars reward will BE- paid for it, -
Sescription Of TIE weapon webley Holster
Pistol. tx cslibre, IA blue. No. q. o32. London
male. CHARLES DEHMAN,
At the Richmond Fuxnaces.s
Eureka. June II. 1880. 5unlelw
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COMPANY UNIFORMS.

ArAHE0uLAn MEETING or RIcHNoNp
House June IL. 1850. ~ was ordered that the
by Advertising. request al persons
having the Company's uniform, 70 hama men
In on or before Friday, June -. 1850, 70 hugh
Main street. Those wishing % retain
them Will please report. 20 that the Company
may know the number they have on hand.
OWEN MoDRRMoT, Foreman.
II. DOWNING, Secretary.
Eureka, June II. 1850. tunle
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For sale at 3 Bargain.

OWING TO THE ILL HEALTH or n
~ Proprietor. an old established Restaurant
doing . large business In one Of thu. best iocsi.
tiles In the city, will be sold cheap Tor ca:n.
also the building and furniture complete. -
my one desiring . good paying business THIS
is an opening seldom offered. Apply g
JOHN 3. cAfRON.
Eureka. June II. 1850. juniatf
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Two hundred pairs Of patent riveted
overalls. in all colors, at 81 as q pair. or
si2 a dozen, at b. ~ALExANDER's, Odd Eel
lows building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18

Wells, Fargo 4 Go. shipped this morning
y bars Of bullion. valued ct 81, 7i5.40.
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---.nAYs STOCK SALES.
.u.,sco stock Exchange.

49, -
MORNING BOARD.
,oo ophir-7h III
~ Wexican-ek So
l ~ Could & Curry-S1oo
81 Besa orn;a-2O5 210c 220c
~ ~ssvage-310c 320c sl5c
$50 ossav iroinia-345c 340c
1SS 0on ,.,. "a $500 $3.50 340c
s sso potosi-2h 26Oc 26oc
500 Sayas \ Norcross-4h 4G0c 1850 445c
az az Crown Point-l9oc
~ yallow Jackets 81 b
,055 Im~perial-3oc ,oo.
i Ss0 Belcher-2A 2Soc
.e Sierra Nevada-13b l5h
an Utah-10 9h
IA Bullion-205c .oo
40 Exchequer-lyoc isoc
10 Seq. Belcher-S
o1o 0verman-1h loo
sQO J~ustice-4oc ~
ss Best 4 Belcher-9H
On Union-19k 1919
ITO Alta-240c
400 Julia-70c 75c
i5O Lady Bryanmloc
SO Caledonia -69
100 silver Hfll-Soc
n challenge-105c
IN Occidental
,SS fady washington-30c
$50 Andes-S0c
10 scorpion-1GOo
50 Ward-l40c
as Quinn-2 205c
40 Con. Dorado--4oc
$50 Mackey-l0c
40 M. View-155c
90 Mexican--S%
COS Imperial-35c
EVENING OAR
t,0 RAYMOND 4 Ely-15c zoe
100 N. Belle-11h
100 Belmont-lOc
22O Argenta-50cs1O
800 Navajo-25o
700 Hillside-75c
100 Paradise-35c
700 Albion-50c 45c
100 Wales-3h
200 Mt. Potosi-75c
100 E. Mt. Diablo-60c
so Mt. Diablo-l5 o.
245 Bechtel-1l0c i
80 McClinton-40c
40 Tioga-1e5c
$50 Summit-195c q
80 Bulwer-45Oc
100 Syndicate--110c
100 Aurora-40c
ESQ Goodshaw-2k 240c 235c
1850 Maybelle 500
200 CoIcordia-75c
1870 Belvidere-275c
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A CARD =

TN REPLY TO MR.. TARLEAsE's ADvER-
tissment in the SENTINEL Of the 18th IN.
slant. / will merely say that Mr.. Tarlease left
my bed ct the 81. Louis Restaurant. and took
along his blankets, although for quite . time
thereafter he continued to board with me: He
states he will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by me. I neither ask him nor any
one to be responsible for any OF my debts-for
/ owe none. II I contract any the parties Will
only have to call at the ST. Louis Restaurant
and get their coin. MRS. +. D.
Eureka, June II, 1880. tunls wv
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BLASTING PowDEa Of all grades at Rem
ington q Cos,
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Wells. Fargo a Cos Letter List.
The following letters were received Of Wells,
Fargo B Co.'S once last evening and not
delivered:
A Armstrong II Burns
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FoR RENT.

A SUIT OF ROOMS At THE CORNER or
"A Eatemsn street. opposite thu sRNTxxxE
once, suitable for an once or any ! OF
business, or . private residence. For paxtlcu-
lars, apply to MRS. /. CHRISTOPHER.
Eureka, June 2, 1850. tuns-ln
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sr rHx EUREKA AND pALIsApx
Departures Yesterday.
D G Levy M stangboom
FIR Jewel
Arrivals Last Night.
MI Foley Ed vsnderleith
Al shannon Father Maioney
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+ lave LOST MY P0CKET-BOOK. CON-
tanning letters. papers and p~ictur<s. be-
tween Trifan's ranch and Eureka. Tbs Under
will confer . favor on me BY leaving the same
puTRA 6ER0Mk.
Eureka. Nay IS. 1850. my2su
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CLUSING NUICE
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HzRzBr
agree to close our places Of business on
Sundays promptly ct l o'clock ?. \. Par
ties Wishing to make purchase are re-
quested to do 50 before that -Four.
D. NATHAN,
BIZ JAZZ Com. Manager.
N. !. FRANKLIN / CO..
FARMER + LEssER,
o. DUNKEL L CO..
Il. KAYHER.
N. DAVIDSON.
MORRIS / LEVY.
ALT. HARRIS.
N. h. JOSEPH.
r. R.. HUTCHINSON 1 90.
FOR SALE

r HAVE SEVERAL PAIRS OF SECOND
hand sash doors. and also two writing
desks, which I will sell cheap for cash. Apply
at the wholesale liquor store OF -
juno-1m y. B. BAhTLkTT.
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and Prices that DEFY COM
petition.
six pounds Of crushed sugar, VI; seven
mounds of fine coffee sugar. 81, at b. Alex
snder's, Odd Fellows building.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
.hoo three deors south Of the new brick build
inc an Main street, where he 10 prepared to
maze the best French Calf Boots 10 order. from
S12 TO $40. Repairing neatly done. A large -:
sortment OF Boots Of my own manufactures ~
reduced prices.