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Nnw.Yonx. FRIDAY. April "A. ,,,.

NEwYoRx. Friday, April a. i'm
An order Of the Supreme Court relieved tbs
Exchange saleeroom Of Its otherwise blank appearance.
to-day, and gave opportunity to those conyersaut win
Court judgments to bid for property and to buy IL A,
prices which are not current every day The suconeer
with whom real estate dealers are familiar had ne,
houses nor lands to sell in public yet considerable bus
ness transacted by them In private The ssle,me,
to-day were Mr.. Joseph Mcclure and Mr. JoSerh
A. Mortimer. Our other real estate sellers eelebr.,e
by the frequency, magnitude and success OF their sa
contented themselves With a review OF the week No.
closing and in preparing for the approaching J
season ia fast drawing termination in 90 far AZ %
property is concerned, and after the middle OF NAV ~,
sales win be generally confined TO exhausted farm anSs
appOrtioned into building sites.
I.. BY JOSEPH A. MORTIMER.
Two lots each 25Nl005 feet on the north side u Fotv
fthst $50 feet west from Fifave were purchased ~
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
The threestory brick house and store with lot No sa
Ludow-st sold 10 Michael Duff for $1,000 The Nina
is 226x40 feet and the lot Is 22Gx69I feet The
house with lot the north side Of Thirteenth st. feet
west from Avenue b, was bought by Peter Gmarn for
on Tuesday next the Messrs Adrian H. Muller. p r.
Wilkins Co. offer for sale at the Exchange salesroos
the "Leggett Homestead" containing about IS acres -
land, situate the line OF the Southern Boulevard In tbe
town Of West Farms, and bounded by the Boulevard
Hunts Point Road. aud Leggetts Creek, aid in the inn
mediate vicinity of the estates and elegant residences az
Of most wealthy business and professional men
These lands are about niles from the Central
Park, and II miles from Harlem Bridge and are 10 be
sold IN ots OF one or more acres, 10 SUIT buyers THIS
property is desirable for those vshng purchase for in
yestment for the purpose of erecting suburban resi-
dences and combines the c0nyeniences OF the city with
the advantages Of the country 1t easy OF access from
this city by steam and horse cars and when the uuder
ground railroad Is completed will be within 80 mnutes'
ride from the City Hail. and convenient to Wal a. "A
the most favored parts Of Brooklyn Jersey CIV With
the additional advantage OF being free from the delays
aud dangers Incident to ferry travel.
Some outoftOwn changes IN the pTopre Of real
estate have recently taken place. and the more noticeable
the sale OF the furniture warehouse and lot in the
village OF Brewsters formerly owned by Mr.. Jacob w.
landlord OF Katonah, for $500; the hotel at CroOn Falls
was purchased by the present occupant Mr. Harrison
owned by Mr. James Coruel sold TO Mr. Isaac Young
for $4,000 John Parkss farm OF 300 acres IN Tuckahoe
was bought by Mr. Raysbeck for $4,000 and Mr. Dede.
rer's homestead containing acres, was purchased By
Mr. Parsons for $1,000
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

WE arc much obliged io Townc k Bacon, book prniers, of saa Francisco for placing our i'm print at tbe bottom of the iite page of thc Acts passed by the late Legislature Of this Territory
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

"H' H"7 aN''hiis hili'N ps lhiihhf'
 ------------a-.--
 Mr.. Lincoln ha. sailed for Europe. and will. it is said. be the guest of Queen Victoria.
 The San Francisco Examiner will soon be en- arged. IL is now too large, in intellect for all the Radical papers in its city.
 Lynn, Swampscou, and Nahant, in Massachu- sets. sold. in three months recently. upwards Of i0ur million dollars worth Of shoes.
 Mir Harlan. Of iowa, we suppose is coming to California tO stump that State for Grant and Col fax. 4 New York corresponent Of d San Fran cisco paper suggests that slr. H. desires to be as far of as possible 80 as to avoid being questioned why. in the Senate, in 1863. be called Grant a butcher. drunkard, and coward.
 Al Tulc River. Tulare county. California. a short time ago, John Collins shot and killed Dick Mead Al Nisalia, iu same county, Bill Creswcll shot and killed a man named Cummings Bob Williams was shot in the leg by stray ball from Cummings pistol
 ! The Paris Exposition medal, awarded to Cali ! fornia for the hest wheat and other cereals. has i been received by Gov. Haight ] We have thc authority of the Los Angeles Acrs for stating that ai Los Nic'os in its county | Walnut trees have grown II feet in ls months. ! The Hartford Publishing Company have paid | Mark Twain sl0O00 for bis book about tbe Holy Land. Won't somebody else buy his Jumping ! Frog
 The distance from San Francisco to New York by the line of the Pacific Railroad Is 5 300 miles The Denver Herald says "Thc good peopl, of Las Negas. New Mexico. on the route oi ih. Denver and Santa Fe telegraph line have club bed together Co take the dispatches
 Niles C Parker late of Massachusetts Stat Treasurer of South Carolina. is one of 'em. When Dc is in funds. hi. old partner would lik Co know itBasi9H Poa
 onc of lbe three banking houses in Denver Goiesade. h8nEht and shipped tc ,he Eest i July last s7032lOo. The placer mines Of tb Territory are. this year. paying well
 Coods hayc recently been received al sant Fe New Mexico from New York. in % dAys.
 Congrcssman J. <. Johnson. of California. a' rived bone ia Sierra county. Augusi zlst U was escoricd into DowHiey.llc
 General James shield. aa= l.ea s..siss.aa'sl e. Congress by the Democrats oi one oi lbe district oi Missouri.
 rre1acc says Grant g .,l make DO spero,s ihi- campaign Iie wiil smoke bic cigar an ce.l4z cla iake ihs ssamF
 GusaFus E Caa1ler formerly an ofierf Ca. Flrst Regiment of California Nolauieer i.e9 ot sgalip pos. iu San fraBelseo. restati. ltee4se4 -efsel in ih.. IeuItE}.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
Mining Intelligence

Work wil be ca.aarnced. next week, at ihe s.efiiag m.aa Tts saDsTintrut Nr Berger azs employed 2 W Eeg.ks. good mza aud thor. ough miner to attend Co the working ot tlse ulue. Two and maybe three .hifis ag hands ujil o. rul- ploycl n getting out ore Mr. M9rgAa b nos at lhe ...ae. preparing b baill igsnaees. The chloflnAiion halngs arc oa tae road 'Fem Gal iforaiA to Prescott
 JruaE FLowKR. Nr RraRhav and 1rce or four Mexicans. siartcd yesterday. for Black Can yon Digginss Bradshaw Mining DplEiet The Judge and NF B talk of commencing seTk co lode there. as soon aa tools. provisions and men can be taken thrre. Ne have no news f'om the placer miners who bare been al work for eou- pie Of weeks past at Black Canyon. several Mexican miners wil shortly siau fgom lhe Colo rado river, for these digging. | TuaneIIing is still going on e, ,he Chase mine ia ihc Hassay yalnpa District A shafi s being sunk upon ,he Pla@nea lode, in same district and the [ - Concentration" are in high glce. WAKERs.-~The miners Of WAlker's District are working away. and doa't intend to clean up until the water dries up.
 THE other day, Bob osborn allowed us to take a squlnt a, a chunk Of gold about as big as Q eommon-sized plum which he recently found in bis claim at Big Bug
 LETTER FROM THE YULruRr MfSE.-An old and valued friend who ls now and has been for a long time past, ai work In the Nalfure nine in- forms us by letter. that the lode was looking well. smiths claim was yielding plenty ef good rock and taaz saaa tons CT the came sort were in sight The Vulture Mining Co.'S claim was also yielding very rich ore, and, last week, the wofknen struck a pocket of very rich specimens All the men at work in the mines were In Che enjoyment of good health Occasionally, man indalsea too freely in bad whisky, and for afew days there afier he would be sick. "Oniy thai, and nothing more"
 Mn. GRAVES is now on his way here from Art zona City, on the Colorado river, with iron pipes which be intends Co use for dcsulphuriNing the
 ores of Walkers district.
 Ar Camp McPherson, Wednesday last, Indians 5 tried 10 capture a lot of mules belonging to Mir e Charles Beach, Of Prescott, but failed. h Is said that Gen. Devin had 10 fight Indians
 at White Tank Mountain, ou hIc way South.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
W0RMSER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants. LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,


 .... DEALERS N. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liqnon, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, (tALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally Co their uew and splendid assortment of goods. re- ccHtly purchased. l'y of ihe firm, 10 San Fran cisc0. and now on hand At their storea in La Paz auG PrFEro;t.
 Give us a call and see for yourselves. We are Hof ceiling fef ruinous prices our motto is and has hcrn. " Live sud Lei LiyeH Oar stock in Ia Paz is acknowledged hy al Who have seen and examined it. to be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment Of goods ever brought to ibat placc. MercAants .aFIners ts.lucrs and others. wishing Go purchase uoods wo1d do well Co give us D call, before pErchasiug elsewhere
 WHHNSFR A co ruYi6 Ia paH and Prescott Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
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 GOOD FRENCH BREAD,

NUUD fhtNtH bhtAU,
 EXCELLENT PIES, CAKES, etc, Made by Carlo Lopez. . hFsiclass baker and pasiry-cook late Of Hcrmossillo, Sonora, viii be on hand and for sale,
 AT SCHRHDERs BAKERY, Montezuma Street, Prescott, on and sfter Sunday, August l6, 1868. ANTONIO VIWANUERA.
 CARLO LOPEZ. Prescott, August IS, ls6s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12

X spccial election is to be held in Pima county. this Territory. on the day of October next ,o clec; Councilman in place of Alonzo M. Erwin, who wa. recently killed by Indians
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
whyisit

Why is it
 That Dry Goods arc sold cheaper in Prescott than elsewhere this side of San Francisco En- quire of HENDERSON X co. mylG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
Aeu Adrfrtisrmtnts.
NOTICE.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-09-12
POSTAGE STAMPS,

OF VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS, On hand acd For Sale, at Government Priccs.
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