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FROM NEW EXICO-

The Survey for the Union Pacific RaiIrsad-
Proposed Routes from the Rio Grande 20
the Pacific-Characteristi Of the Cesa-
ry-Mineral and A Z ric ultur al X e sources.
Especial Correspondence to the Star.
SANTA FL, N. M, Dec, 70 l86l.-Efitor STR:
The surveying party ofthe Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, Eastern Division, which pro-
Territory by the 35th parallel, have been heard
from At Prescott, Arizona. They were pro-
crossing finely in their surveys, and would
T, ach the city of San Francisco in February
The two parties of the same company, that
went by what is know as the CHA route, had,
on the 18th inst. reached Camp Grant, fold Fort
Brecknridge,) on the SIN Pedro river. They
intended to proceed down the San Pedro to the
ella, thence down the latter stream 10 the G. reat
Colorado Of the West From this point or its
vicinity, the parties will probably proceed the
one tow ards Quay mas, the other to San Diego,
both reaching San Francisco at about the same
time as the 35th parallel party. The surveys
of these engineering parties through New
Mexico, have demonstrated that an excellent
route exists for an extension Of the Union
Pacific Railway, Eastern Division, through our
borders. Not only are the mountains detached
in their character, but the gradients of their
passes extremely light Coal, both anthracite
and bituminous. is found on the proposed
route; also excellent stlmber for purposes of
construction. There are besides, vast deposits
of magnetic iron, rhinestone, fine and porcelain
clay, gold, silver, copper, cinabar, and other
minerals. In addition to these prominent ad-
yantages that New Mexico urges in favor of a
railway through her borders, thence on through
Arizona and Southern California to the Pacific
SEA, is the great one OF climate. So mild are
these regions in the winter seasons, that ven-
ture TO assert that scarce a day of the 365 would
a railway train be deferred from running by
severe colds or SHOWS.
garding the mineral wealth of this region.
HR.W.
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SOUTHERN EMIGRATION.

The subject of Southern emigration is con-
sideTed by a New Orleans correspondent of
the Missouri Republican, who represents that
the schemes far cOlonizing discOntented South
eTn"Ts IN foreign countries are failures, and
that fitting opportunity now offers for States
ike Missouri to encourage settlers from the
South, now suffering from the DISCRIMINATION
OF labor and political disabilities. This writer
adds Il do not exaggerate when 1 say that
fully one-nalf of the white population on plan
tatsOns in Louisiana and Mississippi Will perish
from disease consequent upon starvation under
the present state of things, unless the Govern
Inent or our sister States come to the rescue"
The reasons why the ENGRAVING Southerners
al- DISCONTINUED in Brazil or elsewhere are
manifold. One is, as justly remarked by
southern paper, that the emigrants are mostly
people who have no back bone to bear up I'M
DIR adversely, and not being fitted to make a
living at home. are still more helpless abroad.
They cannot find place where they can sub
si-t without work. Being disconnected and
helpless at home, they do not improve by 60
ing 10 a new country. This may BE- true, bat
vi there are many enteTprising and active
men who have emigrated with the intention to
labor earnestly and with more hope of success
than they could at home. These people do
wrong TO leave the country while there are
such good chances for industrious men to
make living, if not something more than a
competence, in the thinIy populated border
States. Maryland l. a. much interested as
Missouri in securing such an addition to her
population. and should not b. behind her sis
t'r States in encouraging immigration of so
promising a character.
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RaltimOre Market.

Grain-Wheat was active and firm yesterday
ana for choice grades prices were higher than
on the day before; sales comprise 1900 bushels
fair to good Pennsylvania red at 24Oa252 cents,
1900 bushels choice amber do. AT go. 26}a265
cents. 100 bushels medium Maryland red at 25j
cents, 30 bushels prime do. at 2I5 cents, anu
GO bushels choice do at 2S5 cents Corn was
active, but white was fully cents off in price;
yellow and mixed was, however, firm.
Proyisions.-Therei is more demand, and we
note decided improvement in the general
tone of the market. We noticed sales yester-
day of 400 tierces of Lard on private terms,
and OF 10000 lbs Bulk Sides, loose at 10I cts
Bulk Shoulders we quote firm at % cts loose
Bacon is still johbing at IL cts for Shoulders,
l2H cts for NIB Sides. and 10 cts for clear rib
do, but with the advance in Bulk Meat, prices
are likely to improve. Hams sell at 16aiS cts
the latter figure being for prime sugar-cured.
Mess Pork we quote as before at SD IS for old,
and S23 per bbl for old Western.
Sugars.-There il nothing doing in Sugars,
but they are firm under the very light stock,
and the advancing tendency of gold.
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PTCEPTVONS.

We ARE AUTIORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will be at horne on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock The even
ing hiss been fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions Of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
a. during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
Mrs. Postmaster GENERAL RANDALL will
bold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of
each week.
The LADIES OF SECRETARY BRowsIxG's
FAMILY VIII receive their friends, usual, on
W Wednesdays, from IL to 4 O'Clock, p. m Resi-
denoe on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER CoLPAx's RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from ~ TO IL p. m,
commencing Friday, January 18th. The recep-
tons Of the Speakers mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen
accompanying them, Will be every Wednesday
afternoon, from 4 TO p. m.
GENERAL GRANT will BE- st home on We'd
ne-day evenings, January 18th and February
tth- No cards of in aviation will be issued.
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TIE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-Ths musical
entertainment at MetZerOtt Hall last evening
FULLY realized the expectations of the large and
critical audience which. Notwithstanding the
,,0rm, had assembled on the occasion Miss
Jennie Busk has a pure sweet, and powerful
voice with most remarkable range and the
'a~" with which she sang the most difficult
r eos bore evidence of the most thorough cul-
t'1fiCn- his l. shown too by the tenderness
q. pathO> which she inIuses into the simplest
u~llsd-. She was repeatedly pncOred. and has
.I- Sfy become a fayOrite here. Her prrpos-
ling appearance and graceful manners too.
s'i'. IN her favor. Hermanns was equal to his
q - previous efforts last night, which Is the
q chest praise that can b. given him: while the
ollEi-t. Sig. POynanski. made a good impress
son The concert will b. repeated tomorrow
evening.
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IHE STATE FUNDS OF GEORGIA RExovvD
u Pl;I-VkNT SEIzUEE.-The army Officers de-
t,'ii~d by General Meade. a Governor and
treasurer OF Georgia, left Atlanta YESTERDAY
hH.-hihg ior MilIsdgeNl HE Ii l. reliably stated
tbaI thrre are no funds in the Stat. treasury ali
h1NlHg been removed in view of th.. proba
hhty of seizure. An order dated the ION jnst
spp+aI-- from Governor Jenkins. suSpendiug
tOiI' eiOn OF all State taxes up 10 the Ist of
daY next. The old law authorizes sue. sus-
P-hSlon, and the Convention, by q resolution
adopted IN December last. requested him TO
t-- nj power Tor such purpose. The effect of
such suspension viii b.. 10 forbid any coIlac
lion OF the tax imposed by the Invention for
The pay mcnt of its expenSes
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Money Market remains easy,
at 5a6per cent on call. and 7sS per cent for
prime paper. The supply of capital is large,
and In excess of the demand at present. The
Gold Exchange was yesterday the scene of the
widest excitement On the many kilograms
from this city on the present contest between
MI Stanton was in charge of the War Depart
ment, and a vague rumor of the resignation of
the President caused a sharp upward turn in
the premium. The price opened at 1i2X, and
declined to 141, which was followed by a rally
to l42, and a reaction again to al 4ali1h. The
dealings were very heavy at the various fiuc-
tuations. The Government securities were ac-
tive and strong throughout the morning The
demand was heavy for investment and ship
ment. A further advance was established-es-
pecially in the 1881 bonds, and the five-twenties
of 1902 and 1855,
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PERsoSAL.-Ex-GOv. Army, OF New Mexico,
Indian Agent, arrived IN this city yesterday on
cihcIal business. 80. Thomas r. DAVIS, the
brilliant artist of H0TperS' Weekly is in town.
--.- hr library of John &. Calhoun j. adypr-
used 10 b. sold at auction in South Carolina as
forming part of the estate of the late Andrew
= Calhoun. Colonel Green. of the Boston
Iost, declines the Assistant Treasuryship of
Ih7t city. 80 General Robert Avery of New
York, Hon. George II. Fog of New Ham,
shire, and Judge r. ". Wells of Arizona are
a the National Hotel .TheodOre Tilton of
ne New York IEdePsHdeHf, is al the Ebbit
Hau..a
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hNoTHHR PRIZE FICHT ON THE TNPIs-A
Young man named Abraham Hogan lust arrived
-I'hi IAslsho' = now IA Baltimore for the pur-
10. OF arranging for a prize fight with Sam
'oHN'T. lie l. apparently abont p wears ot
ag.- and J. said 10 ~ very eeIebratpd in Tho
mig whether lac viii be- able TO make a match
= not Mt known
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Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
in home and for ei9n ma rkafs Is follows.

in home and for eign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-First Board-U. s. 6's
1851, coupon, l09x; 520's, 1861, coupons, 1094
1864, ex-coupon, lG; 1865. coupons, 107Y; 1865
coupon, new, 105x: 5.2O's, 1861, coupon. 1D5x
TO- 40's coupons, 1G24 I.30s, second, 105k 1905
third, 1054; Pacific Mail, 112A; Atlantic Mail
Canton, 504; Cumberland, 3i1; Quick
silver, "a y, Mariposa, 8; do. preferr'd, 4H
Hudson, lao; Reading, 90 X; Michigan Central
100: Michigan Southern, SEX Illinois Central
135; Cleveland & Pittsburs, 93xi Northwest.
ern, 61A; do preferred, 73h; Cleveland and
Toledo,1t3 Rock Island, 1854 Fort Wayne, lOOK;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 30; W. U.
Telegraph. 3'A; Boston Water Power, 20
Adams Express,79A; Wells Fargo Express, i9S:
United States Express, 591 american Express,
-: Merchants Union, SOY; Gold, 1894.
LONDON. Jan. 15-i.2O p. M.-CQnsols ON
Bonds, TX. Fries, AZ; A. G.. Western, 81 Il
Illinois Sik.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 15-1 POP. M.-Bonds, IS Z
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15-1.20 p. M.-Cotton mar
ket steady; days sales, 10000 bales; Middling
Uplands, *; Orleans, *.
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To-day's New York Markets.

BY TeIegraph.J
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Flour 5aIO cts lower
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn LAP cts lower.
Rye dull. Oats quiet. Pork dull Mess. So
l21. Lard quiet, atl3aI3k. Cotton a shade
lower; Middling UpIands l6Hal64. Freights
firm. Spirits Turpentine steady 53x cts. RoSin
quiet, at 81 99aS3 for comnso ION. and S3.I2 for
standard.
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NATIONAL THENTEE.-NotwithStan the
Cniavorahle weather last evening. Brougnam'S
L-ottry of Life" drew a large audience The
~'.nrry- tabl"aux- and stage effects arr all very
inr' while the cast = an excellent one No
Tl1ygOcr should fail 10 -. this piece before n
- withdrawn
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WsLLNCE AND DAVENPORT hay, a fin. co,n-
Tany n Walls Opera House. and all who can
appreciate an excellent comrdy. well played,
should $50 .. How She Loves Him. this even
TX Tie combination l. unrivaIed IN rrnra-
atIng this delightful play
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In PURSUANCE of a call issued some months
since by a large number Of the ministers and
l~tdlng laymeu o. the various Protestant de-
nominations of Baltimore, "A State Christian
convention, composed OF lay and clerical dele
gates from all parts Of Maryland, met in thar
cry yesterday, large gathering being present
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EHE CoLE CAsF.-It j. said that this cole
h-Ai"d case v Ill b. tried 81 the coming term of
'hr bN'r and IL rmIntr- " Inch will meet ia this
60 ine latter parI of this month. and that tha
H'''nes are making every preparation 10 ~,
pre- ared for trial At that time. Cole IL natur
o. v i4E' q of his long imprisonment and j. anx
iUuS 10 proceed with the triaI-aI5aay Jo,,y,,,,y
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a CIEIo u ADNENTCEE.-A member of the
"i-h1eebih Virginia regiment. Mr. George
Stonf, " 10 was missing frcm his coinpapy
after the battle Of " illiamsburg, in May ISL
~ been hard from ia Hong hong. China. In
o." meantime his father has died and the esta,s,
niN 'trd aIaong the other heirs 1rloffsesriIIe
. 2 .yaaas L..
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~ FRENCH CeNFECTIONERY

l. A u Es' YsTER SAL DON
JOSEPH II. SHAFFIELD. No. 246 Pennsylya-
mia avenue, between 18th and 18th streets RESPECT.
iully announces TO his customers and the public
prior style Also, Coffee, Tea. and chocolate.
choice Cakes. Ice Creams, Pastry and ali articles
In the COnfec tionery business, made of tn. best
material and at the shortest notice oc 7-3m
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sr Prom i. ShilIington Odeon BuiIding'
"" have the World fluiapac for 1866, containing
great amount of statistical and political in
10 nation
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s1-ovcr one thousand young men are out ,

sFOvCr one thousand young men are ont of
employment in Detroit.
sSWmsted, c., Is forming Grant Club,
HIrHOrse stealing u the latest ayocafion
OI'eued 20 woman In New York.
~ Massachusetts realizes : 1000 annually
from Its state prisons.
IA grand skating carnival and masquerade
came OF ON the skating pond At Chicago on
Saturday night.
81 She rilan is announced as flirting with
Gov FentOn's daughter, and a match is Cos
siIed.
A. Hon HcratiO Seymour, Of New York, has
I..l.n elected president of the American Dairy
l.. n Association.
49, 81 Louis gamblers paid subsidy Of si00
q week to the police.
~ baby show was recently held at North
4. ID. Me. There were twenty specimens on
e2E.b.ton.
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4 blooming ROSES, PLANTS, &c, selected by
myreh from the BEST kinds &c the Exposition Of
doubtedv the best collection and best plants ever
A. JARDIN, Florist.
18th street and II
NOTlCk-Boses, shrube1 g., viii grev asd
the spripg. ne N-Hns
SHArTxRED cONsriTUfIONs Hrsrorxr
- ey H8LND0L0b 0xYRAc3 oBouU. M.DkW.
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- The main building Of the Colt Patent Fire
aFin7 manufacturing company, at Hartford, il
rLIy completed. 1t Is erected on tn site OF the
GA building destroyed by fire in february,
is-5. IT. dimensions are: length. 800 feet:
hrt td, ID. 81 FEET Ii il four stories in height
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OF THE INTERIOR.
u United Stiles PATENT ~ LEI

ENffER SITES 81 1Hs iPASf4E EN4 spf1cE
On the petition Of JAMES L. GaTHG "a H. of
Georgetown ID. o.. praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him the 18th day of April, lnit
for an Improvement in Attaching PropelIers to the
Driving Shalt, for seven years from the pratiOn
oil said patent which takes place on the 18th day OF
1t il ordered that the said petition be heard at
March next, at IL O'Clock m !; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, if any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Ofc their objections specially
day OF hearing ali testimony MED by either party
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
office, which " Ii be furnished on application.
tes%snT Su and he oths sd Per hsiisd upon a.
before he day Of hearing; the arguments il any
within ten days after filing the testimony.
the Republican and the m
D. o.; and IN the Courier, GeorgetoTn, ID. o., once
publications to 10 at least sixty days previous 70
the day of hearing. +. g. THEAKER,
IA is law3w Commissioner of Patents.
DEPARTVMIEENNII or o., THE INTERIOR; ,,o-.
On the ne,,ion % " JAppsty
Ithaca, n. Y, pray ing for the extension OF a pat
emit granted to him the nth day of April 1854 for
an Improvement in Sewing Machines, for seven
taxes place on one the iit6 dsy Of spTl which
It is ORDERED that the said petition be heard at
March neat al u o'clock NJ =; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposiD g the extension are required to
file In the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing. at least ttcsnfy days before
the day Of bearing. all testimony MED by either
party, TO be used at the said hearing, must he
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules Of the Office, which will be furnished on 80
plicstion.
Dispositions AID other papers. relied upon as
testimony, must be file In the Office tUenfy days
before the day of hearing; the arguments, If any,
within ten days aft r filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and Intelli geucer, W sshinQton, d
e.. and in the Democrat, Rochester, New YORK.
once Q week for three successive weeks the n raj
of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
r THRAKER.
ia Is w3w Commissioner Of Patents
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
EVERY NAN HIS OWN ARTIST

SCIEN
An instrument by which any person can take
correct Likenesses or Photographs. This instru-
ment with full instructions sent by mail for One
Dollar. Address q. AMES CO., ISL Broad
way New York. ia Is 2n
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CHEAP EDITION
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Clear Type, Handsomely Printed, and Of Conve-
nient Size. The following Volumes are now
rnahN
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uS Y. M @. A
II Cd ORE TILT TOMS
GREAT LECTURE
1.-THE AMERICAN WOMAN"
At NETZEROTT HALL, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NEXT, the 18th instant.

The Sixth Lecture Of the Course before the
Young Mems Christian Association will be deliy-
cred above.
Doors epeDs at . O'Clock. Lecture commences at
quarter 10 s.
Tickets; with reserved seats. IS cents. to be OBJ
tanned only at MetZerctt's Other tickets 20 cepts
at William Ballantynes and the usual prices
l3-3t
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sion.
On receipt Of $40 We will mail to any address
aspublishes, postpaid, the entire works of Chas
Die kens.
Either Of the above sent free by mail on receipt
Of the price.
Extraordinary opportunity to secure cheap
Library.
~ CLUE RATES:-A discount Of Is per cent
will be made for 30 copies one volume or 30 com
piete sets sent to one address, count of u DER
cent. n ~ copies; Is per cent. on 10 COPIES
FRENCH & RICHARDSON
jaI5tf 334 Pennsylysnis ayenu,
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METROPOLITAN BANI

BANh OF THE METROPOLIS,
49,, WASHINGTON, December % 1851
~ the regular meeting OF the Board Of Directors
ION was adopted:
, ksSotrsd. That ten per cent Of the net profits of
" BARK for the current half year be carried 10
the SUI plus fund ~ as required by law, and that
IRON the remainder dividend Of four p-r cent
tfee taxi upon the spitsl stock be paid to the
stock holders on after III u RSbAY the 81 day
OF January next MOSES KELLY
de 2s 2aw2w Cssb;nr
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Government Securities.
WAsHINsroN, Jan. Is, s6s-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOC
~ TON,
ORGANIZED DECEMBER, 1867,

The second Monthly Meeting for the payment of
dues and issuing new stock, will be held at Doc
icy Hall. corner Sd street east and Pa avenue on
WEDNESDAY MIGHT. January 18th.
- II. b. FRENCH, Prest.
W. T. JOHNSON, secy. tExpressl ia 3-3t
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LICK EMS ORKSl
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PERSONAL.

EMPLOYMRNr RKQUIRID-Lit.rsry work.
n trsnsiations copying, an ap1ointment - IN
harmony, competition Germaa, French, knslss,
&s. &C.. on nsed ework, 9. fancy cork; by lazy
sage as agent OF partner, any one with capital OF
iGssusnes e ssfSapcs her address A. b. ass
IT Q. JAIL, wAsHlNGroN, D. O.,
ESQ UIrTY DOLLARS, RHWxkb Tor a''s III.
spprshenson and delivery Of each q the is,leJing
oHxSfi' wE. a: irsSS, SosEf ab SEEss.
hpIw warden n9 {. 5. JAN.
CONfIDENTIAL Young men VINO have in.
sShieh unit them ior bu.ine:.; pleasure. or he
causes, feel . debility in advance Of their years,
sSond . rsss ssrss
~ Married lad les will learn somsthng Of i'm eOrtanes
"a pe,usins The secret Friend" sent to sny
6 is.sa 81 5ifs eo
Boston, Mass ally
o. .1.s, SEE ehe Ps
feiows' Hall He cures all ailments, both male
AND female. Separate rooms for patients; 4s9 Ith
nRKssMAKIEGA La MODE,
D,.,ss b MRS: ATkISsoN,
hsesst, an n al ssrsss est between and north
EoUAL TO MI HUSBAND.
Well, George, I want 70 get my hair dres.edt
~ on No, ss It does sot sos. %srs than you .ss.d
Hai, Sr snos. BEE Madame psmonseo's prices
Short S.if. eos @. for l.di.. or GENT. sos
ss.@psoinss i iHDs s s:T
Flower Curls, a.so and dressing Il, Loo
H.ir Of every sIsr. sSIor Brs al Curl inyi
p H Ri a1s
hef md afs sfA. q e.
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g w T CT r
CHAMPAGNE 7IDER on draft. New supply
= : 80 - ~ - EGAH 4 BROTHER.
jal33tif Corner Ginth and Otrpe{s
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Hsi sgsE = s1.p.ats n r 81
= tesEgs grey
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The Survey for the U Mon Pacific r aiIrsad =
Proposed Routes from the Rio Grande 20
the Pacific-Characterist Of the Cean-
ry-mineral and A 81 rio nit al X sources.
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large number of Lots east of the Capitol, at from
to 10 cents per foot
Beautiful Country Site, heavily timtered OF AZ
acres enc mile from city, between 18th and lith
SITS 800 per acre-certainy bargain.
10 acres on 9TH street road miles from city, $500
per acre
great bargain.
IS COO to invest in Real Estate paper.
Persons wishing to buy or sell property, to loan
or borrow money, will consult their interest BY
calling MITCHELL SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Corner of Seventh and ID street,
ipIl u, n.ei...I-.
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ass ~ e.sra he Euxaf sg,f :fa--fe
asgK ~ = - "a. sle5
Arizona miner., 1868-03-07
MARRIED.

AAhEHp-On On Monday, February 10th in tbe City Of Los Angeles, by ihe Rev. David N
 hAkin, lloN. ALoNzo r.. DAyw. of Fort uobave Arizona, to Mas E. V MArnEws. Of Los Ange les Cal.
 The above notice, which we willingly CODY from the Los Angeles R,puJ'icap of February l5th, meets with our decided approval. and we coincide with the wishes of the R,DrJJi- ea" for the future happiness and welfare of MT. and Mrs. Davis We would remind tbe editor Of that paper. however, that his apro- test against young men of Los Angeles allow ing Arizonians io carry or the fairest daurh. ters Of his city" will amount io nothing as none but the brave deserve the fair" and of a surety our bachelor, are the bravcst in tho world, else they would not rick lie of s,in. gle blessedness7 in Apachcdom for years. with the sole intent and purpose Of becoming rich and then making raid on Los Anreles or any other California city, and captivating and carrying of Der "hircst daughters.r That's whats the matter, friend Rsp,u6ioaa.