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ns-AC CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The fol.

bE II tahD 1o IhsS 'N-
lowing series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted at a meeting of the firm of
A HIRSH & CO., 627 BROAD STREET,
in which the citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are deeply interested:
Whereas II being the intention of A. HlRsH to
withdraw from the firm on the Ist day Of July,
ls67. therefore be II
R.soirsd, That We will from this day offer our
entire stock OF
FRESH SPRING DRY GoOrS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES,
and our WINTER GOODS at less than cost
RsSolcsd That should there be decline in the
market the prices will be correspondngly lower.
A. HIRSH CO.,
apps 627 Broad street.
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IUNs PISTOLS. AND SPORTING

IuNS. PISTOLS, AND SPORTING
(T yonIPMENTs. dssirous Of reducing
excellent ssa asSs.s Of sgs pSss. Ehs,
Ssv,s on hand Of those beautiful and highly ,ap;
proyeS brow SI ILAMINATED STEEL BREECH.LnADi
GUES-equipmsnts complete, togstnssf gs WIN I.nsI
which have been 50 much admired, and givsnsusn
universal satisfaction. .,x .ra
Also Smith Wsssons ana Co,ss Hy Hsr.y,on,s nv
shafp's, and other approved plsToLs' pnHSn, %n.SSn
with Powder Shot Cartridges. Bird Sags roEas i,y %
and Shot Flasks. &C., presen. N swpppSivss With
everything neediui at much below former prices
Cali and examine at ths old ssta6lisnea rSsen anu
successors to Mitchell Tyler,
ape-h ui9 Main street, Richmond.
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TERMs OF ApyERTIsTNo:

FIRE.-The alarm Of Are At about 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused BY
the burning Of the framed building on
Libby Hill, near the corner Of Thirtieth
and Main streets, owned and occupied q
q dwelling house by Nr. B. J. White.
Steamer G Was quickly on the ground,
but q the water was distant from the 6re,
the whole building was nearly consumed
before . stream could be obtained. For
tunately, most Of the furniture, iacluding
q valuable piano, was removed Rom the
house without serious damage. The nre
originated from stove In the wing Of the
house, which has been used as . Kitchen.
but the family were not aware OF its exist.
ence until informed by the neighbors that
flames were bursting through the roof.
The house cost about s2,700, and was In
sured for 81 1000 in the Virginia State In:
surance Company. This Is the second
time Mr.. White has lost property BY fire
since the evacuation of the city.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAI 10. iss7.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAI 10. iss7.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga. King. New York. nsrsAan.
Stsa mer Albsmaris, Bourne, New York, msr.
chandiss and passengers, D. Ayrss q Co.
Steamer Ellie knight rravers. Bslunoss. usr'
Schooner siiss Wright. -, ReckissA. hns,A.
Q. Lee.
sAILup.
Steamer Empire. Price, Nsv York. merchandise
steamer Alexandria. Ptass RhiiadslphAa, nsr'
ehsndiss aud pA..engsn, "; Porter.
Schooner Lawrence. Prsnk WsehipStses /" S'
sssoIted cargo HcKowan Curtis. s..-g,.
Schooner J. u. Calhoun, CoIIsf. dovn NJ Hsss
10 losd wood fos NeKowsn Curtss ei1 s.
BY rgLxabApN. M
NEW yoRK, Nay n.-Arriysa,. - - ~, ~ ~
Savannah. chip kooinoos psssN " S~ -
Grew Of the Hsmpshirs .s, EsA l.Ln
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CHICKENS SToLEN.- Charles Howard,
living on the Grove road in Sidney, had
his hen-house broken into on Thursday
night and eleven fowls stolen. Only two
were left, and as they were setting, the
rogues permitted them to remain so as to
raise a stock for another raid next winter.
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SOaD and Candles.

ESTABLISHED 1884.
IL P. J. CREW CO.,
(succsssors to @. Grew son,)
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERs,
Nos 1ls, lis, and H. Seventeenth street.
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now In factory q large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trade at such prices as Will
make 1t to the interest OF all to patronzs this hom
manu- factory. mn u-Sm
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PERSONAL---VERY.. f. L. Magoon, D. D.,
of Albany, n. Y, who was for many years
the pastor of the Second Baptist church of
this city, arrived here on yesterday after
noon, and will spend about two weeks with
his old friends. He is the guest Of John
+, Tanner, ESQ.
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Airtlmond 1ispatrh,
Cla,siaoation or Advertisements.

INorI.-Au advertisements are classified, as
they are thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear hrst under each heading
Advertisements received too late for classifcs.
tion will be found at foot Of columns.
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VALENTINE HOUSE,
CORNER NINTH AND CAPITOL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,

RICHMOND, VA.
This house, from its central location, offers ad-
vantages above any other house in the city for
families and strangers visiting business or plea
sure The proprietor pledges himsel that no pains
shall be spared to please all who favor him with
their patronage.
FARE, 81 PER DAY.
E. NJ. LEFTWICH,
NV vs-1w Proprietor.
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BOARD OF IMMIGRATIoN.-The following
named gentlemen were on Thursday ap.
pointed as the "Board Of immigration :"
for the year ending the first Monday In
April, ls6s-viz., Messrs. Thomas ]. Ran
dolph, of Albemarle; r. Barton Haxall,
Richmond city and William II. Macfar-
land, Richmond city.
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auction Sales This Dan.

A. X. CRUMP, q. c. G. r., will sell at loA. NJ.
in front OF his Office, on Bank between Ninth
and Tenth streets, furniture, showcases, and
miscellaneous articles.
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dexter HOUSE, formerly Parish
IL House,) Charlottesville. Va, having recently
changed hands aud been reftted and refurnished
with ne and elegant furniture. is now prepared
to give as good accommodations, and at as reason.
able terms, as any house in any part Of Piedmont
Virginia. JAMES NJ. POlNDEATER GO,
an I9-lm Proprietors.
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CoRRECTIoN.-In the account published
in this paper yesterday of the disturbance
which occurred on Thursday it was stated
that ca colored barber" whose shop is
at the corner of Eighth and Cary streets,
entered the melee with his pole, flourish
ing it about, and urging on the rioters. 1t
is due to James Scott, the. barber who
occupies the shop in question, to say that
he did not so appear with his pole, and
that he took no part in the riot. He in
dignantly repudiates any such idea as that
he, an old, peaceable citizen of Richmond,
would take part in any such disorderly pro-
ceedings; and we are glad to relieve him
from the odium, SO far as this paper is con-
cerned. We trust that the sentiment of
repudiation of the bad-tempered and dis
graceful demonstration is shared by many
with James Scott. His pole was seized
by some person unknown to him, hourished
for awhile, and cast aside.
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c,oMrrHINa NEW AND NICE
- MUSHROOM oRACKsss-s most ecsvsAleIs
ssA Aslisioss dssssti = nsss 20, roeaa. Tor
sals o. ssuy vsSHs
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INFANrIcIDE.-Th body of colored
infant was found yesterday morning by
policeman Cousins in the tunnel Of the
Connection railroad. IA
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MIsCRLLANEOUa.

Clerk OF the Orphans Court; Clerk Of Court
Lester Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company
Richmond ard Lynchburg Canal Line Board Of
Trade Pastor Of Methodist Church (colored) (2)
Pastor of Second Baptist Colored Church.
ALEXANDER SHARP, P. M.
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Trial Of Jefferson Dacis.
OF WRIT OF HABEAs CoRPU
WILL ARRIVE TO-DAY BY STEAMER

ROOMS At THE SPOTSTOOD PREPARED
FOR HIS RECEPTION.
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ERESH CREAM BISCUIT, ARROW.
V ROOT CRACKERS, LEMON and fARlHA
CRACKERS, Just received End Ior sale RZ.~.v
ny u - ~ b1kVEHb 3 S&VHAS'
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Our CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-The usus
services will be held in all our churches
tomorrow, except as follows:
Rev. j. E. Edwards will preach in the
Methodist church in Manchester at ii A.
NJ, and in Trinity Methodist church, st 8
Communion services at the Third Pres
byterian church ct ii A. N.
Rev. James Mitchell will preach IN the
Methodist Episcopal church, Mayo street,
at IL A. NJ.
Rev. E. L. Magoon, D. D., of Albany, N.
T., will preach in the Second Baptist
church at IL A. NJ, and In the First Bap-
tist church at P. M.
Rev. A. d. Sands will preach in the
Grace-street Baptist church at ii A. M.
Rev. Fl. H. Harris will preach in Leigh
street Baptist church at Ii A. NJ.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday schools will be held in the Man.
chester Baptist church at P. NJ.
The monthly meeting of the Methodist
Sunday schools will be held in Trinity
Church at half-past P. NJ.
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ROBERT nAURY JAMES L. MAURY,
RoBERTT BROOKE.
~ X. H. MAURY L. CO.,
(gsTABLIsHgD IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. i0l4 M ain street.
frst house below the post-o Office,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE. CITY. and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, Sc,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. 1eT
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-The
court met yesterday morning at the usual
hour. The grand jury, still having no.
thing to report, were ordered to retire to
their room; after which the petty jurors
took their seats.
Hon. l.. H. Chandler, District Attorney,
having arrived, took his seat in the court
room.
The following named gentlemen have
qualified to practice in this court
A. D. Dickinson, 7. f. Giles, of Mas
sachusetts; Samuel 7. Bayly, William
1. Clopton, Lewis A. Phelps, Edward Il.
Fitzhugh, Edward Y. Cannon, Robert
Johnston, J. l.. Brent, Henry Hudnall,
Samuel NJ. Page, E. Nance, l.. K. Page,
]. D. Imboden, Henry G. Cannon, Thomas
J. Evans, T. P. August, Roger J. Page,
v. T. Crawford, Charles j. Stringfellow,
W. l.. Watkins, A. r. Courtney, Robert
D. Ward, B. H. Magruder, Thomas Wal
lace, B. r. Wexford, Jr., Edwin NJ. Mann,
J. Wesley Friend. ;,
The court, after hearing few civil
cases, adjourned until IL o'clock this
morning.
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81 BREEDEN FON, No. 40l BROAD
STREET, are receiving this day still further sup
plies Of NEW SPRING PRINTS. BLEACHED and
BROWN CoTToNs and DRESS GOODS, at ex-
tremely low prices. BREEDEN 4 FOX.
; my T-eod5t No. aol Broad street.
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EE JOHN G. SHAFER & CO.,
NERO HANT TAI 8,
10. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received FRESH SUPPLY Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and VEsTINGs,
OF the latest foreign importations, and most ap.
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS of the best make always
ON hand lo-em
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Siaude, Frank
efpkay Uanv

Siaude, Frank
y. stokey, Henry
"a. starks. II. w.
stratton, Jas. A.
Stringsr. Jno. B.
Stanton, NJ. x.
t2) Strickland, N. A.
|. station, X. b.
In Stsrke, Horace
W. sundbergeLy.V.
Swami, Z. w.
9. swain, Nathan
n. eyrcls, John X.
ohm TAFT, Bacon
Taylor, Jos. q.
=. 8. Talley, T. W.
Terry, VIM. r.
I'm Thomas, Francis
n. Thomas, ]. W.
Thomas, Jesse
lac Thomas, J. w.
!. w. Thompson, p.
L lcolored)
o. Thompson, 8.
lry Thomas, Capt. W.
'nry Taylor. r. II.
J. Thompson. w.
;. Tburston, W. 8.
!. T. Tfmberlake, D.
Timberlske, W.
!. B. r.
Timberlake, W.
n Todd, Royal
]. Truslow, Robt.
les Trueheart, w. 8.
4. Turner, Thos
IL Turner, w B.l2)
!. L. Turnkey, W. ?.
Y. N. Umblss, VIM.
|. X. Viersck, job n
eut. Watts, Cornelius
p. Washington, @.
|. (colored)
!. w. Watson, j. g.
w. Ward. John
Geo. Walsh. Jas. E.
7. (2) Waller, l. B.
n. G. Wagner, Phi.
&. Ware. K. lcoPd)
]. Waddell, r. ].
!. g. Wall, Wm.
. l.. White, A. G.
!. w. White, n.
|. &. Whitlock, j. &.
Idw. White, John
IN Wipgo, C. 3. (2)
7. N. willard. C.. E.
& Williams. q. T.
Williams, J. E.
Ios. Wilkinson, j. L.
las. Wilde. J. NJ. (2l
Williamson, 8.
ol'd) M: =
A. Williams, Thos.
NJ. Winent, VIM.
Winstead, j. M.
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). Wooddie, E.
ur Wooldridgs,J r.
Wright, T. Z.
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Special Notices.

Special Notices.
s1s- SPECIAL NOTICE.
DISTINCT No. T.
OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRg.
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
]. w. hamilton,
so 1915 MAIN STREET. opposite St. Charles Hotel
ThanSfdl TO the citizens Of Richmond and the
surrounding country for their very liberal patron.
sse during the les; ten years and hoping to merit
$ continuance Of tho same, ne would respectfully
inform them that be has just returned from the
North with choice stock OF HATS, CAPS. and
STRAW GOODS for men, youths, and boys which
he Is determined 10 sell at prices to suit the times
Give him a call sp li-eodlm
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MING SKINS all eolors, Sa, e, e; sale 81 BY
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ERrNCH CALFSKINS for sale at
II the lowest market rates BY
mys u. b. CHALkLEf co.
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The grand jury of the United States
Court have had under consideration for
some days the question of indicting the
conductor of the street car who recently
elected a negro from one of the cars. On
yesterday, by very decided vote, it was
determined not to indict him.
The question of indicting the newspaper
publishers of Richmond has not been, and
it is not probable will be, considered by
the iury
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Marine HlteEEtge7,ce.

AIsIArURR ALAAsAC-MAr u. 1857.
, risss..."..... ses Noon ssts. :......... i.n
a ssts........... s.S7 High tide, A. h...,.N u
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Conference in Washington To. day.
If Trial Takes Place, Chief Justic,
Chase to Preside.
The Grand Jury ON the Street Ca
Questionable City Newspapers.

On yesterday United States Marshal
Underwood served the writ of hdbedS cor
pus on General Burton, commandant Of
Fortress Monroe, commanding him to have
the body of Jefferson Davis before the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
district of Virginia on Monday next, and
this morning a steamer will leave the fort
for this city, bringing Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
General Burton, and others. They will
arrive at Rockets some time during to-
night; and we are requested to say that it
is the earnest wish of the friends of Mr..
Davis that there be no popular demonstra-
tion of any character on his arrival here,
not even to the extent of the assemblage
of any persons at the landing or on the
streets. For obvious reasons this request
should be strictly observed.
Mr.. Davis will occupy rooms which have
been provided for him at the Spotswood
Hotel, the same which were prepared for
him on the occasion of his reception in
1861.
1t is understood that on the opening of
the United States Court on Monday, Gene
raj Burton, under instructions of the Pre-
sident of the United States, will make
such return to the writ as will relieve the
military of the further custody of the dis
tinguished prisoner, and he will be turned
over to the civil authorities. What dispo-
sition will then be made of him until and
during his trial, is not yet known. Judge
Underwood may permit him to remain at
the Spotswood in charge of his marshals,
or he may remove him to other quarters.
1t is not yet definitely settled whether
Mr.. Davis will be tried at this term of the
court or not. As the matter now stands,
the counsel for the Government will de-
clare that they are not ready for trial but
as District Attorney Chandler left last
night for Washington to hold a conference
to-day with the President, Attorney Gen
eral Stanbery and William NJ. Evarts, the
other Government counsel, the final course
of procedure in relation to the trial will
then be agreed on.
Judge Underwood has stated that the
trial will certainly take place at this term
of the court unless the counsel for the Go
vernment or the prisoner say they are not
ready. As Mr.. DaviS'S counsel have always
been ready to go into the trial, it is pre-
sumed no postponement will be asked by
them. On the other hand, as none of the
usual preparations for important trials are
known to the public to have been made
by the Government in this case, many be-
lieve that the trial will not now take place.
If it does, Chief Justice Chase will GER
tainly preside; and as he cannot be here
for several days, some delay may be occa-
stoned by his absence.
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lrgal.
NOTICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOllCE OF ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.
~ by virtue Of order and decree of the Cirrni,
= urt of La sal Q county ILLINOIS, uadr on the peton
" ,hc Undersigned administrator ri the OF Chris.
TOPPER e. Nelson deceased for leave To sell the real e
tate of said deceased the February term n 1Ss- cf
SAM court, to wit the 18Th day OF February A, a
ls5, shall, on he LIST day Of April next between The
hours OF 10 o'clock A. VI. and o rk F. NJ Of said CAV
sell at public sale, the premises. the following j.
scribed real estate, situate in the of Sale ami
state Of Illinois, to wit
Commencing st point ten l0) chains ard pinetysiy
Inks north OF the southeast corner Of the south west
FRACTIONAL quarter OF section number seven a. of town
ship number thrtyour 3p north of range FIVE (5) east
OF the 3l T. NJ. and running thence south to tile said
southeast corner Of the said southwest quarter Of said
section seven ID disaIce ten l0 chains ane nnety-iy
(yo INKS; thence west along the south line of said
non seven 90, distance ten 0 chains: thence north
distance seven 81 chains and nifty 50l links thence on
straight line along the centrc of Chicago roal 10 the
pace OF beginning distance ten G chains and ftyfy,
ioo) links; containing nine % and tarnty-three hun
dr'dths 70 23) OF Also commencing at the fire,
mentioned point of beginning and running thence south
10 the southeast corner of the south-w 81 fractional
quarter OF the said section G. (0l chains and
DneysiX 1861 links thence along south line OF
said section % twenty (2o cnirs: thence north
10 centre OF Chicago road 40 chains and sew
entyons I'D links: thence on straight line along the
middle of Chicago read 10 the place of b%ginning d,
lance twentyone cd chain, and twelve (lo) links: con
tahing twenty-elcht US and syty-sev.n hindredh,
to,-OO) And also the vest 100 of the west
hall OF the northwest quarter of section number eighteen
isl in township thirtytur S|) north Of range five 81
east OF the third (3d All IN accordance with the
official plat returned by the surveyor general in all
$40 acres.
Terms Of sale cash Deeds of CONVEYANCE will he mad.
10 The purchaser or purchasers b. the administrator
- N.-LS NELSON, JR.,
Feb 18th, lG lS6'.-'w Administrator as aforesaid
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IMITATION SPONGE CAKE.-Two good size
cups sugar, three eggs, !, cup butter, Z, cup of
sweet milk, J., cup cold water three cup -four.
two teaspoonf,lls cream of tartar, one of soda
Mace. nutmeg or lemon to suit your taste Beat
sugar, butter and cream tartar IN the -four, stir
all together and bake in two loaves
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ARE iou SATISrIED-To pay for pound of
; Saleratus and get only II OF 10 ounces, If not,
then buy Best Chemical Saleratus
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LOOK HERE!
VN. TRADING
HAS REMOVED MS
TAILOR SHOP

(F5rmerIy up stairs n Pi0g0e's bnidiag Nam H.
To tn. room lately occupied by Mendesohn on Madisca
street first door east II +. C. Prescotts Hat Store.
lie has lust received stock Of cloths cassiinetcs
yesngs &c., which lie IL selling snd making M To ordfr
cheper than slop-shop work be Fought any whers ia
Ottawa Ill has also on hand good variety OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Much OF It IL his maze and general assortment "s
gents ruishu. goods which he is selling at the lowest
figure Mr. Trnbing. the public generally know, was for
number VI years employed Boss Tailor and Cutter III
L. Frielman's Tailoring Establishment which had high
reputation for the excellence OF its custom work Re
member the place. of the alley next door east OF
Prescotts hat and fur store.
Ottawa. October l1th, lS66.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ESTATE OF

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ESTATE OF
~ JCsrus NJ. CLARK. d-Notice |. hereby given
that the executors vi the last will ana tests
nent oil Justs NJ Clark late of the county OF La Sall
and State of Illinois deceased will appear before the County
Coart o. said county, the third Monday being the Eth
day. of April 1867, al the Court House in Ottawa in said
county when and where all persons having claims OF
manSs against said esae notified attend aud presen MT
the same in writing for adjustment
Dated, Cd day Of March, A.. D. ls67.
MARTHA d. CLARK,
BENJAMIN X. POWELL
LYMAN n WATERMAN
o" Executors.
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soyO RENT--for u term or wears. o. for snc or eN
chance the east 800 feet Of bssk ~. On Ottawa Az
enuc with house brewery and ice house thereof suise'
for residence and any manufacturing business isqunAs
room. Apply To- |. oAhihL' NJ,
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
TRIPLES

Why do we speak of ''liitlc thing"
 As 'triaes light as airy Can aught be a sriac which helps to bring One moments joy or care, The smallest seed in the fertile ground Is the germ of a noble tree; The slightest touch on fostering wound, Is !; no; agony: What Is atriheS A thoughtlcss word, Forgotten as soon as said Pcrchsnce iis echo may yet be heard
 When the speaker Is with the dead. That thoughtiess word Is a random dart, And strikes VIC know not where; It may wrankle long in some tender heart Is it a trifc thercy Drops of water arc little things,
 But they form the boundless sea; 'Tis in little notes the wild bird sings, Yet his song is melody. Little voices, now scarcely heard,
 In heaven shall bear their part; And little grave in the green shsFcayaTd Holds many parents heart.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12

ONE or THE SArEs.--Two merchants were recently presenting the claims of their re- spective articles One was yankee, the oth- CT wasn't. He that wasn't told his story. 4 gaTnc-cock had been shut up in one of his safes, and then it was exposed three days to the most intense heat. When the door was opened, the cock stalked out as if nothing had happened. It was now the Yankees turn. A cock lad been shut up in one of his safes, with pound Of fresh butter, and the safe was submitted to the trial of tremendous heat for more than week. The legs of the safe were melted of, and the door itself so far fused as to require cold chisel to get it open. When it was opened, the cock was found frozen dead, and the butter so solid that man, who knocked of piece of it with hammer, had his eye put out with the but ter splinter.
Arizona miner., 1867-01-12
THE SONG SPARROW.

Can you hear the sparrow in the lane, Singing above the graves she said; He knows my gladness, he knows my pain. Though spring be over and summer be dea His note has chime all cannot hear,
 And none can love him better than T.; For he sings to me when the land Is drear, And makes it cheerful even to die. 'Tis beautiful on this ordorous morn,
 When grasses are waving in every wind, To know my bird is not foriorn,
 That summer tc him Is also kind.
 And every lilac leaf Is shed, To know that my voicefu wcrshlper
 Is singing above my voiceless dead