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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 EsIoNEES SALE OF STOCK OF FAsHiONA-
a Bile hat A. NJ, CRIsTALAR suctonssr MIL SELL
square, stock si hss cloth plush and velvet
caps Of the latest styles snd pAerns felt ana Casa
materials clocks &C., by order OF the asstgnee.
EDwD srHEKcK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
~ on Tuesday, March at II o'clock at SO Nassau street.
wn. brandes &C remaning uns9d from sales Of Fs 10
vep importers and jobbers segars wines &c., de
mohns Of scotch, Irish and Bourbon whiskeys rum, do
dDe london aoct sndie, One Do demohns Ard eighth
res including w D. Amontado &C.. Holland
gin. jamaica and 81 Crox rum fine old SeirA sherry
London Club Madeira Cabanss cabinet Rio Hondo Flor
american Figaro blazing star Henry Clay La Rosa a San
Havana The above goods positively sold with
ut reserve, TO close the before the 10th inst
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MUSICAL.


A GREAT BARGA1N.-A RICHLY CARVED. ROSE.
oss sepsG o
srss and s sHS e so% e Hu,S1
three days s n Bias boz for ' shipping A. TOT
A $3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANoroRrE FOR LESS THAN
"A s2ooseven octave, beautifully case round
makers Also Brussels carpets pier glass Apply
A first CLASS CITY MADE ROSEWOOD PIANO
order fe sso9 @ w III e , ss I'll
value Apply at The reaidence 9 Wooster street.
CHrOKERrSd x 4 sSss or
GRAND, s9GAaE xN3 yPkISHr PIANOS.
ss:S IL s:
MASON HAxnrrs S sS$5SSSS AND 3. exox,nx,
For ;sSsss:s , .ss ls. and lodges
y NEW pAnLon aRA HADp and SQUARE rrAxos
fine assortment u fsseseS ,GF s And 1 e
GUITAR AND sNaING.-NAPoLEoN W. GOULD,
opera Isnse . .sl'an
snd Pig ss s1ss, The 3, p,
store, SAT Broadway. '-1'0
GREAT BARGAIN.-A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE
grand diagonal piano made by Of the makers
$500 will be sold very cheap for cash Inquire IH Ninth
M1ss kEAu ns j, sssrEcy,uLLy Announces 70
CITES for lessons on hs pisnofe at - month q las ave
pIANos FOR sALE--Ar GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW
qualify and
pca ssn sss s e Be sassa a Re full 9
elsewhere second hand pianos taken in exchange
- ''''' ''''''' '''' "''' "''' r. GONZALEZ.
GENERAL GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS NOW ON
yS s Be SOLD S e. sm T % they
about pIs I wiz nd
nue., Twenty fifth street r. GONZALEZ
DIAros AND MELoDEoNs-A LARGE ASSORTMENT
very low prices Second hand pianos from $50 TO $3.50
pianos and d% sS for and rent allowed
T'EAcHER wANTED.--A GERMAN OR ITALIAN GEN
nems T. teach vocal mpsc and his own language For
VVANTED-sEvERAL vooALIsrs OF FIRST RATE
psen TO take part in public eonccr and As volunteers
prospect of employment Apply at room TO-
WANTER-Ax BASS ASS SINGER INC. FOR CATHOLIC
sight apply Tuesday sh inst, between ii O'CLOCK,
II PIASoroEyEs TO LET-AT g. s. q AND 50 A
Gilbert osn and one pearl keyed p"nc cSean 'a o one
taught IN few essons, and pianos tuned BY PROT DUMs
DAY, 2O0 Grand street,
- 49,
MEDICAL.
DR. NJ LARMoNT, 50 MERCER STREET CORNER or
~ Spring. opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel, New york-Once
hours IRON 10 to and to NJ Sundays by appointment
nR, wATsON, 4ss BRooME STREET, SECOND ss,ouE
~ west Of broadway. once hours from 10 the uorufur
W ip the evening.
nR. RhLpu's OFFICES, NO 81 BLEECK Err STREET
- Hours from ION TIL 2, and from 6 TIL o.
DER CoBnErT, No. 10 DUANE STREET ONE DOOR
~ from rhatham-Twenty his present sne
cay entities him TO confidence Private entrance mex, door.
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d B1uEh MT Chippendale, Mr.. Leyere M Ilsc7.e ~.
Hodges Mr.. Young Mr. Tree Mr.. BernAri. 81. Jenres
MI Q. Parnoe, Miss 4. Heursde, AAs Tree In origins
Performances terminate be'o . II l'clock
The doors VIII open at Il performance TO eannspcsatT
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A UC1iON N0fIGE-J BOG ART AUcrfONEER Try
"a g. BOGkT, Wednesday. March at 01 O'Clock, at 567
Boadgay corner of Prince street mortgage ale Of ho,el fur
hre consisting OF mahogany and rosewood paror suits
b Top centre tables and rocking chairs mirrors Brus
SETS tnreey and Ingram carpets large y of mahogany
spd cotaee bedseads hair bedding ishssnds
Or rkey marble top dressing bureaus ocloths
cning room and kitchen furniture chandeliers and
fixtures &c. JOHN W. sOMsRINDYKE.
.ttnrna E,r,p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

UCTION NOTICE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT-
IA ture.-A. NJ CklsrALAR. auctloneer will sell this
day March 7. ut IL o'clock NJ at " Bowery
hotel removed for convenience of of
one splendid marble counter oyster bar
steam table and fixtures bedsteads hair and
sheets pillows and blankets crockery and tin 40
seat chairs tables end large lot of
gsny HAIR 9th spring chaivs and 10 chairs
and cushion stools Also 81 pieces carpeng aud ocoh The
attention of the trade Ia particularly invited The sale will
positively take place without respectto weather.
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r. THOMPSON AUCrfONEER AND COMMISSION
IA house, 2 NASSAU street. second floor will give his
ton sales ut auction OF household furniture jewel
and al kinds Of property will advance money buy
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

j UCTlos NoTlCh-J. BoGARr, AuCrIoNEER-W
n y HOBART Monday March,. at l01a o'clock At Ala
Fourth street. between second and Third mortgage
OF household iurnlre: mahogany sewood
parsor chairs chair marble tables
rors window curtains hogany French bedtads hair
tressss washsapds DRESSING and plain bureaus tapestry
BRUSSELS three ply and Ingram oco'hs hat
diuing room furniture, kitchen furniture. &c.
john W SUNhklNpYkh Attorney for mort sapee
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N. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER.
~. BY BANGS MERWiN * CO.
Trade ssierooms NO. Is Park
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH g. AT 6Id O'CLOCK,
nGlish and French eperarines-A collection of fne
line and ezzotnt English and French engravngs comprising
great variety of the productions of celebrated
Euror artists Also imported illustrated books &c Cata
eues are ready and The pictures at the sales
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4 UCT1oN NOIICE.-HOusEHoLD FURNITURE, &C.
a eAhufL osGOUD 4 co, auctoneers viii sell, at 81
rsssSu street to morrow Tuesday at i0 o'clock quantity
If household fniu carpets &c BY order of James MARI
attorney for mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

HEERY II LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
IL Nassau sreetExecuto' sale OF household
HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell by auction, Tuesday,
March at O scock at No Carroll place. Beecksr street.
all the furniture In said house rosewood
paror suits covered IN rich silk brocatel and ush pier glass
and bases bocse curtains Brussels and ingram carpets
rosewood eegeres teak wood table Chinese
chandeliers sideboard chairs china glass;
BEDROOM furniture mattresses bedseads rosewood dressing
bureaus and side tables warrobes Turkey curtains
kitchen ware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

EIENRY ID. BERTs, JR AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS
Al MOSS On Tuesday, March at 10Y O'clock at the saes-
rooms No 81 Pine street. large stock of
groceries wines &C. advances comprising fine green
and black teas yellow and white suears coffee spices vermi
cell maccaroni sperm and candles family and
toilet also large lot of imported champagne clares
port brsndies In casks and Havana segars &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

ADWAkD soHEScK, AUCrIoNEER --poUsEIIDID
~ iernnnuLre,; ny y y; II scHENOA this DAY at ioi
O'Clock ~ ihr s!lesrorm No IS Nassau stree. go NJ
sesaea BLOCK or -eaant hcrsehold furniture removed
wood paror suita IN brouatc' nl,sb M
supern g frame French plate md pier classes se
rnut rosewood and mahogany bedseae a,J ~ ~
ssods rosewood marble iop sde aud corner ege,ss sold
oat chamber ard dhing room furniture naaworl s.rasrv
sod library bookcases velvet rrusaes ard nprs arets
miT'ofs paintings &c also four second baud pi spoos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

PARNUPs MUsEUM-sUCCEss BEYOND EXAMPLE
- Of the new dramatic company at this estsbisnmept
Of Hs PRIoE he popular American
lese's most delightful pieces Monday March afternoon at
Socock the favo.e piece called THE DEAD SHOT and the
music &C. Evening as7h O'Clock first time Of he elegant
Adeiphi BY Mad Celeste entitled THE HARVEST HOME In
which Mrs. j. ]. Prior will make her first appearance No
extra charge to see the Aqusra Living Serpeuts DC Admit
lance cents children under ten Is cents Parquet seats Is
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A M. MERwIN, AUCTIoNEER.
"a. BY BANGS. MERWIN h co.
Trade sslerooms No. Is Park row.

MOfUAf AFfhKNUUN, MAKCH I, AT O'CLOCK,
Cons medals &C. very choice collection Of and
valuable American and foreign co-s and large variety
very bear u and expensive medals including many
not he obtained Catalogues be had ut the sales
rooms, where the articles may be examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

uCT1ON SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE IN
"a Brook'yn-By PED Ot LIE, on Tuesday at l0S o'clock,
In Hampden street, ninth house from DeKaib avenue
prsng anti Of rosewood paror brocac and
two suits mahogany chamber furniture, ade BY
Brooks also russes and ingram carpets window cur
aina hai stand chandeliers hsir china
glassware. and general assortment OF other furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

DHIIAnELPHlA AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
frs, T. ROWEnS will open this establishment the
18th inst Recognized artists Will plense address Immediately
G, Chester stage manager, Academy Of Music Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

VA c. ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER,-WILL SELL THIS
w afternoon, March At O'Clock at s9 Fourth avenue
between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth Streets desirable
assortment Of fine rosewood mahogany paror dining
and bedroom furniture rosewood piano. pier and oval mirrors
oil paintings chandeliers Brussels and ingram
Ac. Also, dining and kitchen furniture teo
10 mention.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-14

THE PLATTE GOLD MINEs-Wonderful ac- region begin to fill the papers again. and tan gible evidence has been received at St. Louis in the shape of not less than $lO, ,OO0 worth of fine scale and shot gold It seems that the snow having melted, explorations were carried into the mountains and ravines and the result has been the discovery of very rich diggings. Re liable news :. now comes in from the gold region, special agents having been dispatched to the ground by the leading newspapers. We take the following from the St. Louis Dem ocrat: 4 alt ,-at .... .r4H
 Mir. Swipborn agent for Messrs. Shoot Rus sell X Co.,, arrived at Leavenworth this morning with $500 in gold dust Mr. Swinborn passed immediately to New York to test the quality and value of this gold. He says that much lar ger amount of dust might have been brought in, but the miners demand twenty dollars per ounce, which is regarded as exhorbitant by purchasers.
 The Leavenworth Times, extra, furnishes the following accounts fIom the mines ("2b
 Claims that were considered worthless four weeks ago are now commanding from $5, 900 to $l0000. e.rG.3 tn.gslrt
 Gregory sold his claim for $2l ,OoO. Several other claims of the same lead changed hands at from $6OOO to $7,OOO The snow has disap- peared from the mountains, and prospecting was being vigorously conducted,
 New rich leads are constantly being discov- cred At the Gregory diggings miners were making twenty-five hundred dollars each per day Arrivals from the States continue large and all push immediately for the mountains.
 The health of the district is excellent, and the miners are jubiiant." "91
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Indian News.

so Our correspondent at Apache Pass sends us the following communication dated July Sd d:
 MR EDITOR: About 20 of our warriors came in from Sonora yesterday, and brought 35 head of cattle and some horses and mules They took the cattle from Oposura, or vicinity. They. are going and coming in small parties all the time it~le
 Ca-Chees has started to the fort with all his band that are not stealing in Sonora, or at least he told me he was going. He is afraid that Capt Ewell will charge him with stealing the stock from the Patagonia mine, which he knew of before did, Ca-chees is very deceptive Indian. Atfrst appearance man would think he was inclined to be peacabe to Americans, but he is far from it. For eight months have watched him, and have come to the conclusion that he is the biggest liar in the Terrtoryl and would kill an American for any trife, provided he thought it wouldn't be found out. He fears the soldiers, and if he was not guilty he would not have cause The chief Es-co nella, be- lieve is the only that is actually friendly to Americans his band has not lately been out on any plunderng expeditions.
 The last time the Coyotero chief, Francisco, was here, he asked me if the Americans were going to buy or take Sonora? I told him l thought they would. He then wanted to know if the Americans would let the Indians steal from Sonora, and l replied that I rather thought not. He then said that as long as he lived and had warrior to follow him, he would fight Sonora, and he did not care if the Americans did try to stop it, he would fight till he was killed. I think he would make his word true.
 iaegf J. H. T.
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2 BEfLY's WORK ON THE NIc4RAaUA CANAL. .


 The reports recently received respecting the progress of the Nicaragua canal are not of a promising character The form of laying the foundation stone has been'gone through with, but notwithstanding the preparations which were previously made for celebrating the occa sion in magnificent style, it turned ont to be a most insignificant offair, Neither the President of Costa Rica nor Nicaragua were present, a- though commissioners were sent expressly to invite them indeed no one was there, ,ex7 cept few employees of M. Belly, so far as we can ascertain, certainly no. one of any distinc- ton. Considerable sickness has broken out among the engineer corps, and one of the party had died of yellow fever. gea,T
 The survey of the river and lake was being proceeded with, but in very superficial and nasty manner, with the object, probably, of get ting a report into the market as soon as pos sible. The general opinion appears to be, even of the most sanguihe believers in the canal, that the scheme is very likely to meet with a'premal ture death; and, although we never had the slightest faith in the undertaking our opinion of its being humbug is daily strengthened by the reports which reach us.- Panama Star q.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-14

-- .--..- T uUuO, oU oU-Iree Ie II0l IrPy0' J A weekly mail from Tubac to Tpcsoh, there connecting with the overland mail, will be sent from the office every Thurday evening" Mail closes at 4 o'clock, P. M.,, after which hour no letters can be received. The mail from Tucson Is due here at 10, A. NJ, Sundays The office at preSentis located at the store of the Sonora B. Mining Company. aa'
 FRED. HULSEMAN, P. M.
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CHA CIrY, June 18th, 1859.

EDITOR ARIzoNIAN: Please announce in your paper the death of RICHARD CAMPBELL, Esqr., who has been residing here about four months. His family are residing at Las Cruces or Santa Fe, New Mexico, He has son, here, a small boy, whoJis desirous that his relations may come or send for him immediately would be glad that Dr. James Campbell, brother of the de- ceased, who, resides at Magdalena, Sonora, could be appraised of the above facts, as he is wealthy, and would certainly adopt immediate steps for having the boys wants attended to.
 Yours truly, THos J. MAsTIN.
 @~%~@E
 Some of Pesquiera's troops have reached Hermosillo. -, l..s
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-14
Gen. Twiggs is improving in health.
Posr OFFICE ARRANGEMENrs,

.'54 iso'Tubac. Jp1e ,l5i 1859
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BAGGAGE LoST.-A large black Inlia rubber D BAG, with "H. Norton" painted on it in white station east of it, from the overland mail stage that left Tipton, April l4th, 1859. The Bag contained articles of wearing apparel some papers of value to any one but the ower. The finder will receive an appropriate reward by leaving the property with the overland mail agent at Tucson. Any infOrma- ton of the missing baggage will be gladly received by the subscriber st Tubac. yI-
 julJ7 E h. NORTON
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-14

The official majority in Massachusetts for the constitutional amendment requiring years residence after naturalization before person can vote, is five thousand six hundred and twenty four out of the total vote of thirty five thousand eight hundred and -eighty-two. ,,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-07-14

In the Derbys( Euglish) races, the stakes were won by Sir Joseph Hawleys horse Musjib The value of the stakes were nearly G7,000, and it is, rumored that Sir Hawley wins near &l00,000, more on bets. ..st.e,te,
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A CONVENTION OF THE PEORLE .OF THE

A CONTENTION OF THE PEORLE OF THE 1A Eastern portion of Arizona, which convened at MesilIa on the 9th day of June, 1859, having, by unanimous resolution, called upon me as the high est legal funCtionary within the limits of Arizona, to issue Proclamation for election for Delegate to Congress from the proposed Territory of Arizona Therefore, I, Rafael Ruelas, Judge of the Probate Court in and for the County of Dona Ana, do hereby request the people of Arizona to hold an election for delegate to Congress the list day of Septem- Der, 1859 and in order to give to- the election all the force and effect possible, do request that the proper Judges and Inspectors, of Elections be oho sen in he different precincts and settlements and returns made to the Clerk of this Court in due form of law. ir ..s.. ,,..., .4it ,o.
 [sEAL.1 Witness my hand and seal of Court, this
 23d day of June, 1859.
 RAFAEL BUELAs, Probate Judge.
 By JAS. A. LUCAS, Clerk.
 NoTE-Poll Books will be sent to tho different settlements previousto the election. Returns should be addressed to the undersigned at Meslla
 july JAs.tA. LUCAS, Clerk of Probale Court. TNN una iunta de los habtanes de la parte oriental L de Arizona, copvscada en la Mesilla el I 9 del que core, SC resolvio unanimemente que al Senor Juez de Pruebas, SC le encargara espldese pro clamaoioa para eecclon con el fin de elegir un Delegado del TerritOrio propuesto de Arizona al Congress- Geneial---Por tantO Yo, Rafael Ruelas, Juez de Pruebas, en DOT ell condado de Donana, mando, que los habtantes del dieho cOndado tengan una eeccion para dicho delegado, el dia de Se- tiembre pvoximo, paraq que tenga todo la fuerza in tento convenientes, mando, que SC nombren los cor respondientes jueces nspectOres de eleccon en los diferentes precnctosy denlas puntOS, que SC par ticipe el resultado ateseribano de este usgado, V paraqne conste pongo mi frma sello de ofcio este 23 de Junio, 1859. ''
 r5 tafl, RAFAEL RUELAs, Probate Judge.
 july 7-tde By JAs. A. LUCAs C'c"k.
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PISTOLS AND -CARBINEs,
Hotel at Tucson.

THE hotel at this place formerly carried on by ! George Mattison, is now conducted by J. Rior- dan, whowil pay every attention to the travelling community. A good corral is attached to the House.
 Tucson, June l, 1859 J. RIORDAN.
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Notice:

Of the establishment of the Land Office for the
 Territory of New Mexico2 cc TN pursuance of an act of Congress, approved May
 24 1858, entitled "An act to create land district in the Territory of New Mexico" it is hereby de- clared and made known that the office for the sale and entry of public lands ill the Territory of New Mexico will be established at Santa Fe in said Ter ritory, from and after. the 25th day ofNovember next. .sr.',t ge Nt6' te2l Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this 27th day of September, A, D. 1858.
 By order of the President
 '.9E$g(9E ,Gl1gs JOS S WILSON, {. Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
 .Er! 't. ri i' fHt'" june l9 I
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Notice.

IL persons indebted to the subscriber are request ed to settle their accounts without delay, as he intends leaving the country about the first of Sep- tember All accounts unsettled by the 25th of June, will be collected by law. 'e3 ''3I .~
 IA i,t PALATINE ROBINSON.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the O office of the A. A. QGsM. at Fort Buchanan, N. M., until 12 o'clock M., on the 5th of July next, for furnishing the fort with(25O) two hundred and fifty tons of hay and corn fodder, the following conditions, viz: Hn,-st} s sF iia,sf f.fA irss I. The hay to be made of the best grasses of the country, to be cut in the,proper hay-making sea- son. to be well cured and delivered ia good dry com dition, and put in stacks of about (1O) tons each, at such place at. Fort Buchanan as shall be designated by the A. A. O, Ms The corn fodderto be topped. .. -,..,r1i e.. .> ,.'ih sai HDot. g IT. Proposals may be made for the whole of the aboveamount or for parts not 1css than (5O) fifty tons. -.--, s------ .-. 'i-' IT, Good securities will be required for the full flment of the contracts. ". The A. A. o. M. reserves to himself the right to reject all bids deemed extravagant. ..s -.f'. ,-.. ," .'i J. ". D. REEVE, . ,l I,- ,1.cts i 70 Bvt. Lt. Col. U. s. A. lia .s4f,iiigy ai Acting Asst Quartermaster. Fort Buchanan, N. M., June l7, 1859. ..
 OFFICE SONORA ExPoRING X MINING COMPANY,
 m Tubac, June lst, 1859. ] MULES AND HORSES ST0LENl-Stolen from III Arivaca ranch, belonging to this Company, du- ring the last month"; the following described animals:
 dun horse Mules,
 l roan do do, blind in one eye,
 bay do do, hip shot, ,- a
 l gray mare do; l....,5l 5,.
 brown do do,
 ,l dark Mules. t-- " tt. P ''' .''.i' All are branded on tho left side of the neck with the $, excepting the gray mule.
 l large dun Horse, white mane and tail,
 roan Horse,
 l dun Mare. ,. t, .t
 A liberal reward will be paid for the restoration of these animals. s. H. LATHR0P,
 Tubac, June 2, Is4S. H Director of the Mines.
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 ALSO,-
 A Large and Elegant Dwelling House,
 the best finished in the Territory. The House is furnished, and the furniture will be disposed of if desired., t' @ Iaso offer for sale my. valuable and ndwellassorted Stock of Merchandise now on hand and in store, consisting of Dry Goods and Groceries, amounting to about $l0,OOO.e have also on the way several other well selected Invoices which are also for sale. .f
 In ddtion to the above, have .,a,g
 Three Splendid Gardens gb-sW e., they are now under fine cultivation, and supply the place with all the vegetables that used, They are well stocked with fine Plum, Pear, and Peach trees, and are also filled with choice Grape and Cur rant Vines, in fine bearing order. ,t s5ri5i "- There are several small houses that will be sod if wanted located in this town, together with the barn. outhouses corrals, &c, attached to the store property. is...is;t I have, also, a large amount of the new crop of wheat in this valley, purchased, and for sale with my other property. .f,t N,,i4 .r.sI .i4}e +r All of the abovo, now offer on the most favora- ble terms. will sell the whole together, or any part of it. The cause of my desire sell this prop erty is my continued ill health. 5.a bge. gl V I
 =. PALATINE ROBINSON. I Tucson, June 22, 1S5s.y <. .s slosH I
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAYWARD .& McGRORTY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

{. .t.t ... WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .,s>c'I DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
 F2. FORT FILLMORE, NEW MEXTCO.
 july If l-.