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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN
j SQUARE 729. JU ST EAST OF THE CAPI-
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES, BRANDIEs
AND WINES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY path,
1890, AT 10 O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell, at No fFs5s[aM
1542 18th street, corner of Q street north EaSEEH
west, fine assortment Of Groceries, &C., EAAsz8
viz.
Fine Stock Of Brandies, Sherry, Port and Catawba.
Chests of Fine Teas Imported Aes and Stout.
Canned Goods, Spices and Condiments.
Willow and Wooden Ware.
Nails and other hardware.
Silver mounted Show Case.
Large Coffee Mi ], Desk and Stove.
Syrups. White Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Segars and Tobacco, together with general assert
ment Of frst-class goods.
my19-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TWO THOUSAND PIONEERING AND BED
DING PLANTS, ROSES, GLADIOLAS AND
TUBEROSE BULBS, &C, AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at my auction rooms on TUES a4a
DAY, MAY %, AT 10 80 O'CLOCK, a choice ~
cClectiCn Of the above Plants. my2l-3t -
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w ALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT OF
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST

By virtue Of a deed of trust to me, dated -
?2d OF April. 1879. recorded in Liber No; 9l4. -
District Of Columbia, viii offer for sale at public
auction in front o OF the premises. on WEDNEs-
20. square SO in Washington city, d. c., being the
north 40 feet inch front by the fun depth of said
Lot, together with the improvements. The proper
ty is improved by neat Frame House
Terms of sale: One third cash, of which 300
must be paid when the property is struck off, one
third in six months, and third in twelve months
with interest on deferred payments until paid at
eight per cent per annum. Conveyancing and re-
cordng at purchasers costs. If terTas are not COM
piled with in five days, will resell at the risk and
cost Of defaultih9 purchaser.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
my21-dt5 $50 Az street H. W.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, &c
By virtue of an order from the Supremen
Court of the District of Columbia, holding ap
Special Term May l4th, 1880, will sell at the -
auction rooms corner 9th and ID streets u. W.,
on TUESDAY, 18th MAY, 1889, AT 10 O'CLOCK A..
M, a lot of Household Furniture, &c.
Terms cash ELEON ORA SCHIEKE,
Admir- of Jac0b SchjeEe decaaced
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5U3 ID ST.
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auct. my1S-eC

TJyRUSTEES' SALE.
> By virtue of 3 deed of trust, dated August II
18th, 1876 and duly nrded in LIber No. 1nn|
$50, folio 81. one of the land records of the -A.h
District of Coluu, bia, viii sell at public auction
in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY 24TH,
1850. AT 81 O'clock P. NJ, the following lot and
Dia, viz: Lot No. 80, IN Square No 397, Improved
by two-story brick house, No. 922 d st. s.w.
Terms One fourth cash: balance IN six, twelve,
eighteen, twenty four and thirty months, with in
terest at per cent.
CHARLES 81. MOULTON, trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. myl2 2aw&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTAUE ON FAYETTE STREET, BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,

TRUSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRONED
GEORGETOWN. d. g.
By virtue of 3 deed of trust to me, dated %xA
on the 10th day of January. 1874, and re- 1!mH
corded in liber No. 739, folio ISL ct seq 4gA
one of the land records for the District of Oolum
sell at public auction in front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, THE oath DAY OF MAY, 1880, AT 6
O'CLOCK P NJ all that piece or parcel of ground.
icing and situate u the city of Georgetown. in the
District of Columbia, and known and distinguished
as the south moiety or one half part of lot num-
bered one hundred and thirty,ye $50, in Threl-
ing thirty 500 feet Fayette street, and running
back one hundred and thirty Five $50 feet. or
n G. +. No 81. folio i75 Is "'e" fe''f''0 IL -1''0f
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in six and
the rate of seven per cent per annum until paid,
secured by deed of trust on the property sold.
deposit Of 800 required at time of sale Com
are not complied with in five days from day of SALE
the Trustee the right to resell the property
cost II a. Trustee
PVsaITso SALE 155 Of "A r XAhTABtE LOT u
By virtue of aeed of trust, dated 25th Feb -
ruary, 1874, and recorded "a liber No. 74Y, folio
426, one Of the land records of the District OIL
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will offer at public sale. in front Of the
AT THE HOUR OF 5o'cLooK P. M, all of Lot No. T.
situated in square No 729, in the city of Washing
| ton, District of Columbia.
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
his notes, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
deposit Of $50 required when the property is struck
| cure deferred payments. Ali conveyancng at the
purchasers cost. II terms are not compiled with
4. L. BARBER. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IHARLEs ". HANDY. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION Ov DESIRA-
BILE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED PROP
ERTY IN The SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND 7 STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue IF a coed Of trust dated August -
22d, 1879, recorded in Liber No. GAL at inv
foio fg0, one OF TIE land records for the Dis 49,
trict q ColuDbis, will offer for sale at pubic auc
ton, IN FRI ut If the premises. on SATURDAY,
MAY 29. 1880, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots e6 81, o.,
80, 20, II ard y Of the subdivision by James l..
Barbour, trustee, ard Theodore Meyer. of lots 20
and n Of NltUerStrs subdivision of certain lots 10
Square AL, with the improvements thereon stu 4t
IN Warrington { t., DC The lots 90 o.. ~ ana
az are each improved by two story Brlck Dwell
irs. plat OF the property viii be exhibited ON the
day Of sale. ., :.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, the residue IN
ak. twelve and eighteen months bearing lnte ,ess
at Per cent, per annum, payable sem -aahuany,
to be secured by deed of trust on the properly
sold and policy of insurance on the improvements
to my satisfaction, or all cash at option OF pnr,
chaser. All cOnyeyanciDg at Purchasers cost Soo
DEPOSIT on acreItsnce of each bid. Terms to he
complied with within seven days from date OF sale;
on default thereof resale at defauting pur-
A-'eA JAS l.. BARBOUR, Trustee,
my1S-sod&d 65I Louisiana avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNO0l
TyHOH. z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Aactonee .
TRUSTEES SALE OF 728 THIRTEENTH ST
NORTuWERT

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the tenth -
day of October. 1872, and duly recorded in IL.
Li6er No: ss5; folio $ss, ct seq. one Of the l@
the request Of the party secured thereby, will sell
at PublIGG, p auction. In front Of the premises.
A. p 1850. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow.
ins-descrlbed real estate, in the city Of Washing
ton. District of Columbia. to wit: The southern
part Of lot numbered twenty three (23). in squaI
numbered two hundred and fifty two (252) and
being contained within the metes and bounds fol-
lowing: BEGINNING for the same at the southeastern
corner OF said lot and thence running north along
the line Of Thirteenth street west twenty nine COZ
feet and nine t9 inches thence west to the western
or rear line OF said lot thence south along the said
rear line to the southwestern of said lot. and
thence east to the said street and the place of begin
ming. improved by three story brick House.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said deed of trust.
The amount Of indebtedness secured by the deed
unpaid, to wit e. 500 with interest at ten per cent
per aDnum, from 10th of July, 1879, and the ex-
pense of sale in cash. and the balance at six twelve
and eighteen months for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sale and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold
shall be taken. deposit of $3.50 shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale. and all convey
ancinR shall he at the expense Of the purchaser.
myl2- d&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Trustee.
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Omee more w~ are s.saae-a rm@n oaalmnn
 icas. iaac rsvvcaq nf work at ulsr old Vinl
 amrr uaiir. maar waksNamrg. Mr- WEM E.. Smith. Nf Sau Frana4st'a rs jsSi s,cansntam- inr a&e concentrating of d.i!imeS. Eer alhe s,urrc-sr af ssi, snras no San Fmarsiist,a. wsaiet. as ;S ss@nsas. wiaa vataa 8 aanascapr profit Ere.na~s arspsr erarnrsa Aniincna arr quitc ~ns~ura.isae- ratr mill aa SrxmstsrIu;. SS re,~ers.d as srus>bimr " aosns rsfr ilav; fs;inr aa inrresst. aS ls ros,rs Ry.r dtaw q,Ser
 any former wMk Rcsneasv assean'ss naAs Srp~an wtsrh 8 baawe ansosnnd osad rs s'h
 raimrA. is siasa Saeimg aorsra Tn. T'tsr remgtanw rroTafa. se dfa aSsav with aBs' aaas-sustraH6sn a nnss f,wrn alse m rt. u,o aarr mdn sw ssr~sin. ar am sarlv H.itr an sliehav stasnr miaa aa ftrr minr,. ansf senaiine The s,<1isnsasA 3~sa eif ra,ArnSiam eff ur,ta<- sau1eA ens. Qef ~niaSh alht4p is mn ihnpmtnfssr apraruitv in Ste'ha0 wi1l he msnminnl. pa'- hap,s aAaonr $l 30 sar tosn T1Ite itr,nssrafr- tarian ssreitJkm taiirg solved arna wifflh nh \. stT alrsfaaitrS, ase m.fn aaan nait.ttHdilaitoifty stamps irrSrn.a of rma ta safih rmanffw afs ar present. Tlhs wiltl a,paHilt alire sia WIil- lnre to nlcaH, H met ssfr,T,ass. its Hmmirst dsaws. arth add ts tIhe rt4Vmnr anna st',n.ral gapsl 0ailIv of rlh.ft ssfurarn sf 'tlr. Territory
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SALTTATOEY.
GEORGE TING.

In asSrm,ng fhe prnrrieinrsi,ip of tho SENTINEL, I dpsire t0 Say but 9 few words.
 Tn consideration nf the fart that my undivided time ard attnnti0a is otherwise demanded. ' have called to my aid, as '1fsenrrsl RuSinesS Manager" nf fhr Usnpr, Judge q. 1T. Brinley; a gentle man well known fhrou~h ut the Territory f"r his c~narsl infnrma ton upon s'l su' jerss concerning i's host ia'S;cs:s; U"'rr his management it Is nSsicss for ma to say inc SENTISFI. fwh,rh is one 0f inc oldest ard most reiia- lie I,spers in Inc Trrritorv) will be rnndurtei aS it a'w-vs 1,ss benn. Rnpn'ai..an io politics. un- swrrring ansl unre'en.in in isS adrns,acv nf reform in sal d-rsrs- menfS of onr irr~sl and fs,fser a Government. and will, at ali sim"s. stand firmly br enterprises which ai,l iss fhe development of our mineral r~>nnrres, be1irvicg ihiS of the highest an mnSs vital im,snrtanen to our p~osile. she conSislerstion nf whns~ iasnrv.S.s wp sh ,u at I'll siu,rS ro~Sss,t Smd in return therefor, only sssS shsi~ liberal patronage and earnest sng- port.
 T. FLETCHER KNAPP.
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Az we hare said. gre heliex
'. FLETCHER KNAPP.

AS we have said. gre helievr the majority of the mining pro
 persies offered for sale have a lcgitirnste valne, greater ar less, drpen Hing apnm variety "s in
 flaenrrs, nrincigsai annomg which
 l. ihr r~nf.isi~n .f ae~s4os mont. Tho>e journals, wASra serxa so vrrv mnes 6rv>asl the idea os any, D sle heing inc leser ia 8 raimim~ srsSrasesiaa, evidently entirely forget sh inc e,aaSaiaans whiaa snsq urd rnini-g f@r sroM ama >ilrer so-qaar arc rssirsav ai-timrt from the TS,nsaaaHEs whS -h smu> ronnSaed ahe rwitemsent of twelve years ago. With she growth uf nasr r4 4iaroaaa sx,ssraa. W'harh has opened ur aAe ahen eosararaai~e,ay mnkn0wn sexfmas of Colorado, Usafi, aAaas@ NaS~aa aad o-her States ana T~rrSaasliss has rasssse di esaSeasss ef naineraa aeaasa ia ahSsr sections shem aia- sle faseaaasA ef, and sA re sSe~eay rcMaemes. No a~aicve aarat ahc dis cocesSe.s ~s seA have hsN~aoaa r'a takea raase arc bat aae fe ess sa- swag of shmsse ~hEh wfll e"sme <. sa the msar fature. a iahun ahs. next five searS, aed s,asSihlS. snarA a~ss, Arizona and New Aexl4n. ,xils, ,n eur ssaisaatimn. --s'sssae th aate 1aWant wdsA ssmt4h a showing aiS Snineraa dea,o>ias as V n pht aal esAsqrs ia the hm!k- gTaaa Eas R~ seadssr ho& <alHa&se dhe<e discoveries sssa~ as,, whether iih Tailemaae asr Ari- zaasa afaT aanrra hs. nsiliio2'd eaaGsea ee al+ssa"s ga inao wealdh- peaSx9srs. ~isthoat ahe sta 05
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EE# TW-NAT-
IasSE&xNE1F E@-YEE.

yy-ME O%D NHNrNE AND MUaIINS . 1 Csm.yalnx Aiou:Huiiem of pnidi1ilpral rll,xw od a,si-;imtrs- Sam Fr,s,sii-<c@ G'sl. AC- s...Hissu eF waorkS Tflssvmet-@ NiiaBfg Dr-fn1uT, Ysma Geaaniw. Aniinanra Ttsuiit'sIw.- -Neititw' Ss RsrrAw :riastn- 1hau an a mineslihli- od uiss. Rss,n,f wf mmutcsrS, npeId eH uist itliiifw dbEst tnw sH as.ax4DlIhaar, 1-7a, Tn assssi'.s-FrDsn'i QN~ ID ssf Ten awDdiS p,.1r -~lriunr w,,fS h-Sihd ulpltri nIls- a.au sii towk of ap- a,cspwrttssr,, Bti~ alAH+ irHMsdfidtt+w in UHiittf $7tattt- c.rIIA a,oius 1a i,r S,antIiw. a riIsr sftiiM aii aIlrr Gvnlpuia. Roean $. Na. 2la S,R,ssslnr Slasu41 Ss,sn Tiamst;:,t,e,, G,uutforr.iiii.
 An,w >itcaIk MpxeSn wAim'h niirhs attsEwE1Es7nnTT -trnl ns.,,riin Uroesiia c'n tfia SrrssId dsa@ ef Eslhn,.t,rw. ISS0 MiIAl Asr dirlErgsu,na1. aGlYei asii3*rrrat er R,dlr ;Hf .sfusiTr hutfDenI. aaldi wnllc-S D,aama4shf is mafir aaT0re wiial lb,, -.s!la en, Wsatr.sii-w w., rlH HM;tnifw hIfdh diirs ma FtsAa,aa,w. nSS0 as E,uw tiIse 'tttiHiuE1tnfr lsSs,.#,,w,Lt. totS4'n1r wiftfh Wsris eff ,dtW1r- riiNing anlhi aglpn-lsss-s 9ff sillr.
 Bs anahsr nd ullsr BssisiN af MtTUFsssis.
 E R Ht0aE
 Sir1Mtitnw OGfIhu. Ensu 8. %a 2r7 S,snssmr .'tnsstt, San FhafafciEf0 GmEifon2lla. 1I
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EAEC' C'DksTVEE-

wiib the rrersding issne thr management s+fihr SENTINEL was transferred tn N,- ]. F.. knapp, whnsp prrvinus cnnnertion with fhe press will eEal,le biin So give bis readers a valuable and inter- esting I.ap'r.
 CDex?ired subscriptions will be completed hy NIT. Enarr, and all persnns intiebtrd tO inc SEN TINEL for paSt subscriptions gre requeSied 70 ray Un rromls' Y to him on receipt rf Lili for such indebtedness.
 All moneys due for advrriise- Eenfs after inc first day nf Jan usry 1881. are dne and Tayal'e tn MT. ]. F. Knapp.
 While regrrtting that niher duties. ronp&i mo sn sever fhe pleasant relations hitherto pyiSa- ing hrtwnen my pstrnns and my self, I lespeak their favorai,a md continued pairnnagp for mv successor NIT. Knapp. and trg tn thauk fhem one and all for inc friendly indulgence always ac corded me.
 EEnpCE TyvG
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nllm mining maristtt iIHfs a rapidly i'm aars;imc ihittest fer title anhir. Uannisw afnt its resiilisr mtfl,sifts an1 sought with arvld lty tsy iiruastHls Bnd ifhFsp whp design lts ihua.mne ss,gll. 0ttir,r s'tndiss !hrse i,een tflr. if,rmriftt., fer a lsrrg Wnirrsr aif wmsrs, Buft inssw t6lhit mining lhifs heamr a,u,fn. a.ipf,,di ifrum ttlsr aaiiibrsil"T ttle cmiiIulr .r,,iiift, as,lt SiIn Friniisce rs,tnlRimy h,r- .oifmn gIl,lccnO Eits,,nn b,isiih.ss mn,nan,.- nr.s,it. ttlr4m iis am iiutntanirg di,m.ini iftr auuIlsr ii,ifomn,itiUn aa,nm,nni,r ttfr .serkiiime uniIii'tg Hr'ne tti,a wilh ia witAw tto lhU,n+sst iiiMr''tIn,,Iit. nTse Iprnprntti,as
 as.,, arre I@mmiing gr"lri@t in m,nw iin-
 -stamctss. Hnil arre a,.amift,di ss sspnllirtisr
 niin,as ily .strUng capitalists miho are i..lsse iiiiIfIl uiIitnts.,rs asuh tliit is a r,,psiiicra- tti.In 10 iiiEiite ttle a0siiItYHu eff t,wt,sters
 Hllnne Mre .iti,pfr ibuni'szifs ,Nas: ro Inc ,iIn- rantlpdl, but thr a9hmdl,ilrl,r~ anp rGiitn. tt0 ret ,lMiiBntis in l!lre eff lnii,rr mtiltt- ed with arss'@ssnteiiss. lltie nspiii 0,,,t- sstnnstISn sff ir,iiIrtmIs aImonr ,uii,ns iis' sure ttnasx'rci.. an iiniiiunpe if.r ynnH utl,- 1n itlr-nr: the r'ndfs will 'tnnSp,rt s,tp- DiI,ss and !rr0tlut;ts ',it'ntu.2' pss usfit eff ttinn #''ai mu'"wttlmna~rilnifsrr,, and ttliit will linlnyndinmg nniftlw miitliin ltln lIirt.
 its aifa rbism.s. HIS lleSitimite s,s ttlrit .ai Iagrmittms 1tiis iimmsstb;e ttoif,iffw
 mute alis asfftujt @sbit!h raiiuoaits ssle 1a
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A%a.

Et@atsr. anOiflasr wtasr is eHnr .TOr a,scr; @iftat iis it1Ie r.ptird ttf,rtatf2 ilnsn ilifNe aSan Jsgs ana ssrrssw. a.g,t% Mnd Hafrs. sstRoasssaS aana ffiiilrna. TEiMe itlpae aIsutglt Snn 1asra.r no GHd@ Are wou aa'ttt.r tre las tlamsa wte#r .t"''c Dho.ss wtrur stail nest aaniiiatrlfl. aram Gsd, asnt look with st,ifi1lVniiite s.fr ifIito itife iftft,rro:
 Ae ttmne sad mtsniorRS '6f Iflr pssts Do wSu 4aa. @ilr,re wtin lhme s,dity nnd aii@tmlk ffaihAg Do n,it dtesImir. 1is.ik unite HTim wilI0 Uan Si~e utIitO ttlfe aitt,sr- most O. my tir fFdw SIiirn whisper '.ltasaetto aAy so.a a'-.aaaasase
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Kew. Ds~r~vesses.

Nr. Th@s- Armstrong; ana rarHw. wls" have bern prs~r cTin. ~ia& a Dry Wsr-arru ihromraa ,h Pl..snosa District amd in nht' yirimiay "f T-marmSiaa Wells, anrirrd ip Yuma wednesday m@rnfng with yeTv favur:assar urus fHwm aaEat ssaHr nf ule Ter: risory, ahcy tell aas aAa IT. hss a<,rn a s~w discovery =as0nt five miHr-s east af Gen. fs-mnisl station. hy Rwhsrd lf S@a1eIs, sf irasx- ssf fia+ naiaainr T. xk wtMh assays assoat Sa4a drsAlars xasd TfH:y r'@sifHHn the ~na ssd sale hv Nr- Ellsworth mS tlht' Tardle mir- Te saisa~~ Fau16rs ausd aaS" smsnr uS saa~ hatr.~t fr.sHN sas~ 1 Q Ana miHse to ta.e ed x.s r%at uas- On, FaaNi X NHnin.r Company hav~ jarsn g@a ah~ir nial set mp and everything aas@na prufrrtrd ,@ s~Sa rnrnce arrraai@n- in few aavs- Mr. Armsarr ng's paury inar'mdra gurseT&ing nr. tsu~ar pr@<grcudng a"ar ahus~nrh soulaan ean Calsi.m nia rouah @a uhsc S P R K trark as fslr as ahr. Naanmorh Tanks ssnd linen rrsarr hor 8 disfruR.mr roaarc
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e. Y. E- E.

We Mre pltats"a 10 a3anomifs'enr 'lm raaaiiEt ef a a'o7.y eff ssr9aiial 0rn Tnff tst~t is1tsa sw t3n S0iftlrmn Pacific R,iRl. HaaR, we nYe,ike a@ iir sera,nt uellm'fitnrs fr.fm T1Gimts sln tllre C6sora,Ho u'rtr arrH sllse Frarntisra Fer wifitt eff $p,ae we will rrslt ht asjle te Tthbih iit in ftifl lis iissu. Auir DreinrrSc aitrr reaat,s a a'ssrw .f iit raxt watR. T: slrSaS arn a',T,nesst desire. sn fflR. pa,n aifaaw R R. asfmrsfny tts, ifesrtr and ,in 'afl in ilair TsJ@a'r rlfr Hinr'le sntl uiinittg iirttcne~ts sa Aniiz nafor which tlIty deserve .ciatitI aaftr Iit
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Mza.aasy Orders.

Br OaErr of Bu~rst NrSGr Gs4neusil Eia rax, aa.e following SRrang,rs hnse teezr msde=
 A~ss. Surgenm J C. W@rthing+@m. Is Ge Rrr~1 hrosa aufy as Fioaa G-snlt by A. A &Targ Gem & DIdmaxSM, cd Fi0at McHe0Me1l and Surg W~a1hiag1on Prcaet,diS to 1hs Hadttr pnssa SUr dWty. mE0n aase ars1wM d A. A Stmg- Geo. & OldnnExsrn nt FiOu- Erann, Sua,sxwn $ R. Saone whN 1eAIura tp his own saaniDn, FGnf BGx1r-
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There is considerable Si~nifa- canre tO fsr a..f=sched fa eX-P-s.Sl t;enf s:TsBs'< visit tn MexHD ani thrnush the Southern StaarS. hs- fsv0ring the ann .xa.inn of the whole nr part ssf Mexisn uial bring t0 him an 0verwhelming soaihern support.
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Epn1sE7Sf-

Samuel J. Tiitien's positive sonvi-siDRs Df the neCesSify nf earDe-lsy supporting any n,sr who can is-aa Grant, are evident iv we'll founded If will require more "R4rl'>" and a <aronger snPtnrr th-n he nr his party can ever give sny man f" in.at Grant, should l:s. irne1,me ihe nFxf nrszni- nee 0f fine Republican Ixariy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-17

earit@i. h does not show essod judgment, ln nRr estimation, f-n. for these journals so rllarar- .eriza the present anisrest in mining as a lulsae, which will 'sursi StDurr Or Ia er, for We rnn- ~itlsr it fo te founded ulsOn a legitimate fa>is. ansl to lse prnlBe- tive of great ix.nefit Ia the rsHn- srv, as well SIS TD iEdiviaiual.s, at tho Sxine time advising aii inves- tors fO examine. investment offer ed them with the same rare they wnul1 give tO any other business enterprise.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-17

have sr n 7nrrg One thSny. hpNtyer, as 1liaim,-tsreg ~aa1 enAbGe 1Alf1s 1I 1SAa ysane ae yiela far quieker sttnrns to the s,rnxrs rkmn ahey trer h@ve dome hsrefO- fore i'm hhe wt0S@ hisaOr5 os ruinins- TnmrzaSsd-
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-17
TAe E~vx snATr Eas<4sa : ms.

Tlht. slhataans ~if November 4llh nbt,,rn uir,t ua.e Scsnuh >asaEgl tm made a s,dEr aaact Sesr am Aumnni.n Cfliiztn wii1lhsn Tt-@aId n'o rnr,e alr a,OllOn. 1ihty nm,mn nlbai ulw Nas;h din ma1 lin1t.pd oo Rnly ulte ''De'uusn@ EsEa af G1ma0r*" mow 0ff;rma aat Iillse die@srs nf Csnra1u.ss Gcr a,elHl.attion., aHlfh nhu,atia ..ireSsn no, B 2fNGDa!tlt1, arnA alhat with nbr stSfllisu ui tlre aabaIlss Hi-t aff sinSa.s and ,1ais. d. 1t>, ,lsa Sittrt.r 9laans, ssnh IFS slre nsliul atsist, ~lamih @iiD at0,eHmr ttlte Tatisns wimsmxxa aim ms}snl ssntih buaommss rfr aralioal, ~iiTl s,silw .onsI~ tt0 sGD!tA0l laB0iHa THn asttlh do asd p,ihtnA so 9,,w uliis tiIll PlQit aat.a isy ulhr ssS'ffemy a0rtHrgee "if ifl~ gsa.s;iat4rn. i1 dist.s mst itittDm tto lci@e in @srsss7lt fsr ti,r s.dtttlh to cen,it i'm Rnaes'i lltlnt tm site,n spch biipls. ulIe n@ilth a',Gi, a0mifrnil a Atntrimip4ififm. wRr f4ir 1Sa!n nIh rneuex. Ti.r alltaitiaurs mt:n ;iinit w'r <lsnSl n,asa. m, cna.Bsa fer fflrttlnr lSssfi liisss 1iut SfFNlES WtF~I OtstttV NtEiftU "'tNterCu aunsriil;.lt.ss aitttr ARlFsnnatitsx will 0a,snr iwom ulltm ,se,iii,, aud fbr sst'ttnll gteHlr aS ln soJuiiIh will lt.si,n ttast tlh.iir fiftHm Hhe,0e and prosperity asIa k" te f'nnd, nsit irpiits tllre 1,aatEsiiip aT iIhe ella ttr.ilttn> imnil aansfiriatsfrs autt usnat.r tthe atir,ahi.m of a,sf,ilnsrp iits.,s aslfi nr1,fluTn IihnttH.
 We u,psspllu@y ttiI.t ttle saitffmnm B'nIr Iismisn lll,ss nua1;wdl iits nsntIl stttsh. A ofMiiisti sgnfh, umiit,r a iiinm anrh jit-.t mi.- Hn,ific,m administration, is ttO sst0unt 0riitsr ,sUfi saftitg. Mtpr ttinse will De rtHuimd butt we vlawr .ifl tte ttinn tthtnr in. Ssmftli- asrn qnititness iis mOw a.liiedtya VI question Cnf ttinre.-Dr. N70uller.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-17
SaAas.aIA~sS aa aArrFaGxw.

IE TaIier fn 1wnid aae nereSRffy of B e9x-riHl rw9Iut.sn- xe ~irSsa'tls AhfESe 0slni sulasrnib,ras i'm a1urans Will ATDdly Seawand nirfu rtnnirnxare., ssSEGaSTsxSa ARI2DNA SH-E- T1SHa.. SIS s~Um asa BmExisllt,, HAssa Ms DRnN ~1csse Wp uae old asa~nIEts @f dlse r,Haa1-. ansd anv osar<n.fniflRg sm,csrrnts assgipvst ala' pap~n- Nr TAng MaaM t~ . 1eaRaato haNs, pre.ss1nrsM aln esrt~. ses Ae hres assrInad sGl <zwh as,osrz,luS, ;aasd ~i-IMs, ~e anc swnuy fs' -ssy, tss lt..lxw MS ar Hn sraIIg dtaw.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-17
&sxK aEaa EXK1.. YsaMnn CDWm.s.

DHHs FDIR U1EnE SURRE.NDER WE 5e G,nn<rll Frnd Nafilrn&t~ sf ufiii. tA'sa,Ilv wiaE gn. ura' iiw~f upp tO 9 'e(clea'l, F. M. aif Nfsntiluv .N,sn .2sith ist-st. AmSGs"Ii m iFtrnl six hBaHlt~u and filly aiife asilt, 2t-nND disifsaiS, 0tiN 2iD Bsiti- uGif-r Aae ,.t,,lItd ms,s,la,G |" Sniinsg FIpA, '" aa,,!l dtim a,isd HD ilhr lRrlHsIIHtr eft Yssnsa Gls,. "s:isnraalft- BHtr-lt :std9tnnDrrw b dlS HlisIikS ifsrIurs 'isT s6Ii!s Qm bte sal si this affiire
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-19
An Ini.rIous Practice.

The practice of eating snow and
ice, so common among the school
children of the Northern States, is,
says the Rural New Yorker, a fruit
full cause of catarrh. 1t is common
to see boys and girls devour a snow
ball as though il were an apple, or
an icicle as eagerly as a bit Of can
dy. The hard palate which forms
the roof of the mouth also forms
the floor of the nOstrils, and is no
thicker than pastebOard. The chill
ing effect of snow and ice brought
freely i'm contact with this thin par
tition, the upper covering of which
is a sensitive secreting membrane,
made up almost wholly of fine
blood-vessells and nerves, produces
congestion, often succeeded by
chronic Inflammation. AS conse-
quence, the snow and ice-eating
boys and girls almost always have
"colds in the head" and running
noses. This is the foundation and
origin of one of the most disagreea-
BILE, persistent and incurable affec-
tions to which the people of the
North are subject-nasal catarrh.
Catarrh is said to lead to consump-
tiOn. Whether this is so or not, the
chilling of the nasal membranes, a
part of whose function il Is to
warm the air in its passage to the
lungs, cannot but injure those organs
particularly in people Of delicate
constitution,