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New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NRw.YORK.u.

ARRIVED.
Brig nathlde Ssed) Wesr'ers Bordeaux 42 days, sD,
Brig San Carlos to Portland Parker Neuyas 10 days sugar ,a
Brig Kciik Downing Sues 10 days sugar aud nOa,.e, p
Brig To layton. Windsor N S. Il days plaster to craad U
ScEr Julia Baker (Of Georgetorn Baker BsacOA II days &
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Rival Newburh Orrsioo Ea1AbethPort
Adelaide. Eilsbtkport. EIpres. Cabs
GENTLE Rocklsnd J. ). Terry, Norsch
James Nelson Taunton. Eagle. Providence.
Ceesra Portland Anna Shepard, Providence.
Lyra, Windsor Ms. ". Il. Carlisle, Providence
Hvcn, Portland. Ellen Nancy, Conwali.
william Ellsworth N Clifford Belfast
A. g. isIanl Hartford. G. Allen Providence.
Liberty Brookhaven- Clara Laue, Westsriv. R. l.
susan. Nes.IIaven. $. 3. Howell Port Chaser
Orlando, New Bedford Bella Peck Ses. LeadoG
T. buckingham, Portland. G. q. Burton. Portland
Crescent, Mseha. Isabella cotDit
Ssh CLARK Rai River George wssiiasca slsnsors.
1ssetSSar % s9i.Sa IisSi,t Foii jeSp.o,
narnt sarah Port Johnson Little David Port JohusoB
koanoe, Phladelphia. Good TeIaplar, EhHbehyoh
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J. Wees Port johnson Mary Elizabeth Port josu,ou
Saeesss Eyabethpor. 7. Bodne Enrabethpor
NJ NJ Hanon. Port johnson. Lady Jane, EliEabehaau
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Maria Hearn, RihabethpOn Msrv Price Port Jsbv.n
Potter Hooper haFersirN James DiyiaTy Port Johnsoa
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DOMESTIC PORTS
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SPOKEN.
April H. lat 26 a. lon 81 O Now. bark Pros from Liysrpoo
for Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

The Crown burdens lOf Transatlantic sov-
eeguties Often myrsds Of beads to dOOp YEARLY T
against which the American gayy make head A., 49,
easy and eegant are admired wherever In their sn n
and enjoyed wherever sh The Crown Prince Of Fashion ia Kx
22 Broadway Of Pultonst, and his hats give puc
o all Wearers
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
THE CITY TAX LEVY.

Introduced by Mr.. Hitclrman-read twice, ana
referred 20 the Committee the Affairs OF cities
s,,sed fayOYably from said Committee, ana committed 10
the HOmunttee OG the Whole. ~ -,
a. ACT 10 make provision ler the Government the CITY OF New oh
a@ ps~ Of he o Nee York rpr'seakd IN StRHk ana
/a<asbg do eHaef 10 JoiLpesf .vo.k a..
ssIyJ0s Tls Bosnl m hDitTyson oj he LssAb M"'' A
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

TURKISH BATHs-NO. 13 Laght-st.. Nan
iqE Hours; Gents TO a. and to 9p. Sundays ts =
t1l2 IN. Ladies' 10 Ia u a. "e~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOh-ohs2F.
u BradNay aud get oot "i ess'
FRENCH MOTH PAPER
Five Gures for al. stamped.
GROCERIES and PrOvisiOns.-Housekeep
" look here-Yon can No 30 GreenNs hs~ b
Japan Tea 81 hes, English BreaS Is Tea 81 snn Voos
Tea Flour bbL upward Roasted snd "iVuh No
IS 4o best m aTke all grades VI SusAs xr
pkgs NewOreans Molasses lhOS ~ aDSnn-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

FURNITURE COVERINGS.
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
IAnnouncemsntli

RUPTURED PERSONS will be pleased 70 loo..
Of DR. sHERMASs from bis professional to s,s. sn
where called treat aumbe Of paents who .s ,sha
of his personal attention his notice under o SPECIAL
on hfh page. ' '"lees.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
CURTAINS.

Lace. Brocatelle, Rep, Terry ke
q. L. & }. b. kELrY Co. No az R,..a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

THE "Velocipedc," new travelling vehi- cle, is thus described:
 Ut consists of two large wheels lightly constructed, a steering wheel in front and in it's line behind another of equal size. It must be kept in an upright position while in motion by the skill of the rider, who, natu. rally, at his first attempt at managing it, meets with little encouragement The power for propulsion is applied by the feet, which are placed upon treadle attached Co the hub of the front wheel. \ biturcated arrange ment constructed of iron or steel, extends from tle hub as high as the breast of the ri- der seated between the two wheels. who guides the vehicle by lever worked by the hands. To acquire proficiency in riding, much time, care and patience must be eX- pended, but the art once learned is as iasc- hating and beautiful even as skating
 The seat can easily be adapted Co the use Of ladies by the construction of a seat after the style of side saddle lt is said that by rider of mediocre experience, some fifteen miles an hour can esily be attained without the slightest danger of being capsizcd, should care be exercised.
 Tn scientific circles it is yerily the sensa- ton of the day, the acquisition promising to make seriou, inroads upon the customary modes of travelling in the city Much is eX- pected of ii, and that it will become general in use throughout the Western States is ccr- tain. It's adoption in opposition to hacks, bug gies. street cars and ike vehicles, for the transportation of the human species, will bring about an epoch in the history of science which will crush those monol olieS of the day and give to the people heaIihful and inyigo- rating exercise
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

TICKLING CUcUMsERs.--I have, after try ing various ways to save cncumbers, found the following tbe best. Make pickle as fol- lows: One part vinegar, two parts water, three parts salt, to which add four ounces of horse radish for every half barrel! Fill the cask or whatever vessel is to hold the pickles. half full of this pickle; pick the cucumbers with the butt of the stem on and wipe and put them into the vessel. When t Is full, place a cloth over the cucumbers and board nice lv fitted over the cloth. stone should be placed on the board to keep the cucumbers under the pickle. When needed for use, soak and put them in vinegar as usual.-COr. oJ Country Gentlemen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

A NEW GoLDsAyISG MACHINT. in the form of combined amalgamator and concentrator, oncxhibition by Messrs. Hinkle < North, was inadvertently omitted in our report of this class of machinery. The malgaIHator is in tended to consist of two or more copper pans arranged in steps, the one above the other, across which the pulp fiows, "a vibratory mo- tion being at the same time given 10 the pans lengthwise. There are some 500 vibrations per minute,--the movement of each being on- ly about three eghtLs of an inch.
 At the foot of each step is 2 reservoir for the quicksilver Underneath the lower anal gamator is arranged the concentrator, with q similar yibratory motion, caused in each case by means of an eccentric and two upright wooden springs attached to the framework of the machine. The sulphurets when con ccntrated, are discharged into box by the same automatic motion. IL should be exam ined by all quartz miners.--San Fraaeiseo Mining Pres.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

CHunsiNG ELECTORS BY LEGELArCRrs.-- The plan of choosing Electors by the Lcgisla- ture l, not new. lt was the usage in many of the States in the early part of our history. In New York it was the law from l7g2 til ls2I When in 1900 thc Republicans ole tained 8 majority in the Legislature, Govern or Jay was importuned by a leading fcdcr- ali,t to call the old Legislature together tha, the vote might be given against MT. Jriier- son, but it was not done. In South Caro. lima the Legislature has always retained the matter in its own hands. Several of the States adopted the rule of clccting Senatorial Electors by general ticket, and District Flee tors by Congressional Districts. But under the auspices of tbe administration of General Jackson tEis practice was also set aside, and the present mode of election by general ticket adopted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

WovaS Is ENGIAND.-More than two and q half millions of English women are unmar- red, and forced tO earn their own living. Forty-four thousand are agricultural out-dUur laborers. There are million housc-soryants. and fifteen thousand goyernesses. These lat ter gladly accept positions bringing one hundred and twenty-five to one hundred and fifty dollars yearly. Lately, three hundred women applied for the situation of a nursery governess, in reply to an advertisement which expressly stated that no salary would be given There is quite field left vet for English philanthropisis Exeter Hall played a prominent part naboli-hing slavery abroad. Tt might be made useful m abolishing seryi- tude at home England is not "merrie '' land for indigcnt females.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

IT is no wonder that we abuse our great men. Our foreiatbers did so hetnre Us. lt is an inherent quality. An anti-Federal jour nal. the Iufor0. once said
 If ever nation was dcbauched by man, the American nation has been debauched by Washington. If ever a nation was deceived by @ man. the American nation has been de ceived by Washington. Let his conduct, then, be an example to future ages. Let 1t serve to be warning that no man may b" an idol. Let the history of the Federal Government instruct mankind that the mask oi patriotism can be worn to conceal the foulest designs against the liberties of the people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

TrN MINES IN CoLoRADo.-The standing bounty Of the National Government for the discovery of genuine and permanent deposit of tin, has never been awarded. Colorado presents a new claimant in vein which is thus spoken of:
 ' It Is tin ore of the very richest kind-of the variety known in Cornwall as the resin tin ore" He--a Cornish visitOr-says he never saw richer or more perfect ore raised in Cornwall. We have plenty of it. The Spicer lode crops out for about three-eighths of a mile, and seems to be 100 feet wide-all of the same kind of ore We send you We are sinking a shaft as fast as possible, but we have not yet defined the creyice, but are taking out slathers of ore. The Eureka lode is from eight to sixty feet wide, in defined creyice-sll of this kind of ore. This believe is the first oxide of tin ore ever discovered in America. The tin ore discovered in Missouri was sul- phate of tin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

THE Philadelphia Age, furnishes it's readers with the following "text and commentary which place the acts of the Radical party in their proper light before the country
 1e1i.-Goyepments derive their just pow CTS from the consent of the goyerned.-De- claratioH of IadepeadeRcs.
 Cotanentary.-Mr Woodward inquired of MT Dewees whether the reconstructed gov ernments in the South could be maintained in any other way than by the bayonet.
 Mir Dewees-We can if you will give us arms to keep down the rebels, and by no other means. If you want to sustain those governments, you have got to give us some DeJate iH ths House of Rep resentatires oH 22i gf July.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

NATURAL TUNNEI. IN WYoNfNG.-The Cheyenne LeadT states that some parties were prospecting about two weeks ago m the mountains, forty miles southwest of Chey enne, when they discovered natural tunnel, about fifty feet in length, through ledge of rock. The wonders in this vast western cuun- try are only beginning 10 be discovered, and there Is not much risk in saying that 1t will be found to abound with the greatest natural curiosites in the world.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
SHERIFF"S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI l cih D.'riy' County of Yayap4 Terriury of ArzpnA
 Jos.ph Becbe ps'utH. rs. \. K liuson. defendant.
 ib ttlr,ssce a; aH Exrru-a i.-e y fna C.rk nf tha Dstr Conr of us Thiri Judicial Di.tfe no aEd Or fhe Culntv of IayaPai and ~rrif'ry of ArHua h- 2ttn day uf September A b l-f- drersd directing the sale of property of he atte d"irndAut 1 asues sh the .afu, providing tr Inc and sale af Trug s1y under ,Kseuun satisfy the ..f ft'flrd
 hundred hfy and hfty hnuirr iils- s 0 1DlDpi dnaTs is,ian-e due In inc adgtvu and decree of ti cisir. of The mortgage u the ab',o Iade aad derel hy thg sad cYurf
 have thercfarr levied utou aad ii eXfoss sale ai public ancfsn. The h .hest dd'r u front of ihe Court Hose. iu 'he town 0f lra-tu copnfy af iavafai and Territory uf Ariziua Saturday ihr l7ih day R ustu- er A. D 1s'- at n o'clock N o sii day the follow. ing described lryIerf-. il Wits
 An undivided 'e,rn-tf-lhh 'lll2. interest 'u ard Co that certain quartz tniii lasfe LFax Cf,k ir fh, county oi EasuIai and Territory M ArBna and known the Isil-u Mil 'ai a-luf quarter of tu~ frm the building ku4sua Nurusers odd s'ufa fu- sr;hrr wh a ihc appuenauces thereto tsougng or iu any wise appsriailiug.
 A J. MOORE Sheriff
 Prescott, September 9-. l-Gs. oc3a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

TIE Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House of Representative, speaking to Amer ican citizens of one portion of common eoun- try, made Use of the following language: II wish (the soldiers) had deCoured he entire sub sisteRos of ds SOhth. If another war should come, shall pray that every soldier might carry in one hand a torch and in the other sword, and sweep the face of the country with destruction"
 And yet this bitter sectionalist asks the people to elect him President of the United States
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Medital Adrrrtisrmrnts.
HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTERe
TIE FOLLOWING LETTrps

N From well known phytiCinus and jnd,,,' as show tbc estimation In which thj. ccl,i',t.', preparation l. held by those who hayen.,d., .t,""n
 PIr1sncnG. May IO lscc
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 sldnniuut- in Hty iuIm | at first declined hn, s VI wards yield'd my ptrjudicc-, and after tatf,. ,t
 medicine Tor -sVttul wttks us dittttrd my az ue turn, d. and with t am rapidly ttgaip,,, , f nf mtr strength and yigDf Ny setp (ifon m. Y .ti
 which l had suffered mnchj has never t,., ,' t " v, than it s now, and the r,tNug sensation us'ts " luded to) has eutitt.y tit me Av hovsis .s ";;' ";' were much c0ustiputcd aud irregular are n,, % %'.n natural, and Iu fact am glad to say thai f i-e @
 self new man, aud tender you ih tsf,,ns'-,'1yy,
 my appreciation oi your valuable ptepafsi., , o selves Ol its y.riuts. which pfriudice pt,v,I I l- ! from enjoying heath Tor 50 long a ptnod ,s ue ! also add that my physirisn. after seeing ths tny
 ciai tH,rt yuur Bitteis bad, recommended tl,t & ! thtm uguary s 1Uuis, vtTy respectfully
 BORNE e Market Street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Newspaper Laws.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to tbe contrary considered wishing To continue their sub scriIfi0n.
 IT subscribers vsh their paper discontinued publish ers may continue Go send tem uuil al charges art Iad
 lf subsrrten neglect refuse take their papers from the office place to which they sent they on. held responsible until they settle their bills and give due notice discontinue.
 4 lf sutscbers iaove 10 other places without informing the publisher and the paper h the rnsr direction they are held responsible. A0tce should always be given Of fhs removal.
 The cours have decided thni refusing take Taner from the office removing and leaving h uRealled tgf a pTtna faee evidoles uf isteniio1al ffsad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Iel.L.N9. rrnee wIIL-an co-. va. ]

I=nuAfg -t. kst+
 Messrs Hostetier A Smth- Srs - believe your Btters srr tae bi si in uss tried them for dyspep sa u lsG3. and they cured me it was nut ianh ihai die it fIr bad no itth iu iaefn ! tired tntm Co please friend bad been pTu-,raied tOf scyefai we,ks with dyspt pea aud chfonic diarrbgA 1 eN- psct- to de bat e-. than bottle 50 lar restored me thBt l conid attend 70 iny business Last Octo- ter oyttWurk.d myself which r,s8ited in q return oi the same dissass, accompanied with bronchial ai i,ctiou. when ] agsa Used your Eaters, and Nss s,sOn restored Go heath have recommended then io hHhdtrti- of Hy srqgsibiatCt-. aH8 basc E.ytl known th, ui Co iail Ih cf,ctiug syzrdy cure
 Truly youfs MIRANDA CHAPPEL
 Postmaster aA Buck aud Ns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

\ Coop IIT.--Do the people want to be taxed 2-De'ryu Pos,
 The Saginaw Courier retorts:
 We knew a schoOlmaster who used to give a zest to his fagellations by asking his vic tim between each blow Uf the rattan, if he liked it. He was mean cuss, and the PJst matches him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

STRENGTH OF GCsPowDER. - The San Francisco Mining and Scientific Press says:
 "The Haefeneeger powder is 530 times stronger than gunpowder; nitro glycerine is l6 times as strong, and gun-cotton l2 times The weakest llaeleneggcr powder is 20 times the strength of ordinary powder"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

SAVING or PYRITEs AND RUsTY GoLD-- An Exchange says: Allen Oliver. Esq, of Jamestown, Tuolumne County, Cal, has in- vented machine for saving suphurets, and rusty gold that will not amalsamate. \ model has been constructed and Is said to work to a charrn.'
 All such models do "work to charm,' y but not to a purpose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

ATTORNEY GENERALS ADVICE TO GEN. BuTLER.-When Mr. Eyarts received notice from Gen. Butler that he would be expected to defend Butler in the suit of Kimberly Brothers, the Attorney General remarked that he supposed if Butler insisted upon bis advice as counsel, he would follow it, and 1t would be to settle at once on the most favor able terms he could obtain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
Ght at'rrkly Arisuna atliutr,

SAN FHANCIsCo AGENCY.--Mr. Thomas Bpycc !. tle only authorized agent for the MINEE iu san Francisco. Orders lcfl a. his office, New Mrr. chants Exchange Building, room No 90 Calilor- mia strcct, will be promptly attended Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

A SAISTLY MARRIAGE IN SALT LAKE CITY. The Salt Lake 1eegldPh publishes the follow ing marriage notice:
 Married in Salt Lake City, in the presence of the Saints, Brigham Young to Mrs. J. R. Martin, Miss Emily P. Martin, Miss L. NJ. Pendergrast, Mrs. R. NJ. Jenickson, and Miss Susie P. Cleveland, all of the County of Berks, England. No cards.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
a BoRE

Snch is the tenor Of ihe correspondence received hy almost every mall at ihe aauufaciory si Pitsas. The foregoing ietters given merely a- spteimsls ui its general character. aud valuable iulofn au1 furnished by those who have been relieved 9 ihoss WhD suffer. lt is not Yece=-aTY ai this lae '-! v ihi. great National Specific lt bas obtained hil hold on the cobddtnce Of tbe public, aud rescbso " present position as 2 Standard Preparation o 'u' iiest class through the legitimate medium ~ eApes msLtal demonstration No one yeltup- 70 ImPl." iis medicinal merits. They are everywhere eoAss''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

A KsoxvILLE (Tennesee) correspondent of the New York Times says;
 "Tennessee has, perhaps, eighty thousand citizens who are disfranchised"
 And Brownlow says he is not going to "stul- tifyn himself by recommending that unjust disabilities placed upon those people be re moved.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
& McFARLAND, Druggisia
OsutNsstrg sa--

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 Ssgts mlr.f lz issS
 Messrs Bnstsiter 4 Sm ili- Gentlemen .--Fof bong time 1 have b,en sffiictrd with asordsnt stomach. aud Was nuEhr Co atis nd ta any husinss. l was advised Co Ire your BitsIs which 1 dd ihfy proving 0; grtat benefit to me l believe bad t Bf been Tor them 1 shOnid have been in my grave tfs ihi- wflie Dol only io t,stiiy 60 the vutue sf yvE Bttrrs, but also c. have yuu -hip me two do1ea soon possible as 1 sm now keeping store,
 Yours, respectfully. JOHN M. GREACEN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

WAsHBuRyE, of Illinois, while urging Con gress to adjourn, said:
 He desired an adjournment at the earliest possible moment, for if they went on at the rate they were going, the Government would have neither money nor credit left"
 What an admission for a leading Radical to make on the floor of Congres
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
BoEES's srorr. Gibson Co., Ind :

December $, l.6l htssrs. H0stetter d Smlh-Gehticmen - hru rteeived so much benefit from using yonf Bhsn that feel to duty bound Co give my testImouy lg t'eir great virtue. have been 10 very pool heaih Tor more than twO years afflicted vth lndigeshoo aud loss of spirits tired great many medrns'. bnI failed io tnd sfy relief Finally was peTsnasr9 Co uy your stuuach BlitsTs. and found my braih greatly improved 1 eouiBaed Co use them ioT sene tune. and was restored to perfect hesth ] msAs ths stab ment or the benefit os those who are sausf iDg wIih private disease.
 Tours, respectfully, J. y. BohiS'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
To Corre.pondcnts,

Patients lrnale fenacl residing To my part of the States nud eriiofe- however d-'au' Who may desire The oyinion and advice u Dlt bOHEltiN iu their res Iscii,c es.'s aud who think IrTtr iu submit written statement "i such n preference tn holding pcr-pual in tpr,iew respectfully assured that helr cuMmuuica- tinns will bc held meet sacred. DR BUHERTl takes ths opportunity ui observing thnt al letters opened and replied io only by h' and he latter ne promptly .s Tri--lble.
 lf the he f and canddly dcsrrihed personal muuiratuu will he unuece-fuTy instructions for diet regimen and thc gene r treatment p the itse uut ding fhe reHsae.l viii ue forwarded wiiiuui dsial aud u such c,iuvcy idea uf the pun-n of 'he letter parcel transmitted.
 Consultation. by letter nr uihergis" free. Permanent cure guaranteed or 200 roy.
 Addrcss W. k DOflERTY' M D.
 San Francisco Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

A CooPER.-General IIarney once told General Grant he ought to be cooper, be- cause he could go to bed every night barrel of whisky and wake up every morning q whisky barrel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10
ElnErroN. ra Nnr .. lse.i.

ELNthroNt Ia. Nov h- If's3. Nessrs HO tettsr smth--ttUtltHrb We hsvs been -iiibg sOuF stomach ttefs ior eighteen mohihs and find tht m An excellent medicine Ai That is nsr r.sary s Go . the people know their yitiae aud lhty wiil Use tbtm 1 have tired them myseii. auc g0p recommend them io ail NhU have weak st0machs Respectfully yusrs
 WATT LksON 6 McFARLAND Druggists
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-10

ABOUT 2,0O0 acres of flax have been raised in Oregon this season. It is expected to yield about 30,000 bushels of seed