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SCIENCE

PAPER CoLLODION.-Dr. L. Liesegang gives
the Photo ArchlU interesting statements regard
ny the Of coOdion made by dsolvng gunpaper in
stead Of guucoton, IL ether and alcohol He says the
SPECIAL advantages Of papyroxylne in wet cOodon pro-
cCsscs the great sensveness OF the film, and It's per
feet soluby. Both these properties have been wen
established That CoOdon perfectly structureless
must yield finer pictures than with structure Is ss
evident This property is also Of considerable import
IN the production Of microscopic pictures as wei az
Ia that of enlarged microscopic objects 1t was scarcely
be anticipated that paper cOuodlon would DC uuLe
sensitive than cotton cOlOdlOn yet such proves 10
case He htd received three photographs from Josepn
Albert OF Munich. On each plate are wv" p9rIaiis,
Que executed with paper COhOdlOn' anu tno
other with cotton cOllOdiOn. The Two layers "CIe
syered exposed and developed at the same tIhe. IN
each ca tile paper cOlOdion shows cOnslderaDy more
detail I'm the shadows than the other; ana where the aG
Ter bias received correct exposure the former hch
Oyer-expOsed Mr. Rcnsug OF Amsterdam also writes 10
the author that ne works considerably faster WIN Ihe
nner colIodion than with that made from cotton The
igyer is likewise rmer and cngs better to the glass
Particular directions for the Of paper cOOdion are
not required because IL is employed In the same manner
lhe following recipe Ether $50 grains; Absolute Alcohol
$50 grams PapyrOXyline, Is grains; Recthed sprs OF
Vine grains; IOdde OF Cadmium, 10 grams; iodde OF
StrOntum 10 grains Bromide OF Cadmium grains Inc
solution is be filtered and mixed with the cOHOdlOn
The syerbath for this cOOdiOn must be at least per
cent, and the developer must not be too weak.
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COFFRR-The Of Rio held BY the Un States
made morning 3 has including JW a. NrNOeans
1000 Mobile 49, 0o Baltimore, AMI tli3 at this port The
rent quotations iooS IN bond 8.N9 To- ordinary
esrgoe BlOc for fair do W fllc Tor DO and Mole br
prne Invoices duy paid Jidic The deuagd ist Rio
m the ani onErY qualities
Nolkyru erlherence, Ven
p Narwck aud 55 exMrrrac private Java quiet ana
steady G3Ic gold Other Kinds iii suPny aad moving
slowly. Mascs6o a2llc and LguaTl SGl9c godi ''es Of %
bal OF the latter. a., -
COAIThe demand has continued the Basi sad os trade
prices quite prices unchanged r hs last
10 -
Of stock sales Of SAs anel Il
xll per tuu English Hcasr Camel 81 S35 per tha
CANDLES dull The uqmrV Is Of iobbng Character poes
nominal are for Aamanni 1dAot e hpefn ans ac S
pRRIGHrs are lower; Liverpool 20 bh Flour ?? ca and
10 O hu,h Wheat hy 1000 bush do g. 81 Al $40
spI 400 bales Cotton a. la96d NOtsegan bsrA cAAr-
tered 10 port the continent Sth 800 bbs Pt0sa al
s. 81.
arm ana state grades lower; Ibs sere IN god
and larger arrivals the shippers lnr
10 npy rItent u 200 bills at - wa s. - h Sphtr 70
Sp; Extra state 81 25o 20 - Tor tab,, ha
As 6d Of Western EIia 80 as % ~
ooi to Choice Spring wheai Extras, S6dS1 S. Tor Minnesota ~
Iowa RIiras; 81 OodS7 for City Shipping bItTAs =! ~ 80 q
Ohio, Round Hoop 80 0d - - Tor tTse bran
az 55a Is Is Family brands 30 GSl Is for AHatr We
Ter Wheat. state, and WESTERN 80 S3rI - ia
AZ 10 for 81 LOUIS Extra single; - mass Cor do Doubls
% FOR do Triple California ani OREGON Funr 10
quiet uncertain Southern Floor dell and lowers The ofer
liberals OF $50 bills al 80 3od 80 o. for ordinary
Baltimore aud COnnt 80 AdSl for kIlrs IeorA snS
Virginia; 81 Famb do 20 20057 % for hItra har.
land aud Delaware and 81 35dslO Is for Family do.
RIVE Flour heavy aud In moderate da sales Of 4to bbs At
80 7Ud96 TO- Corr Meal is Inactive aud heayt. Bag
Mral - yellow At Sfdb2 49, White Meal "a
sl2O6sc Coarse Meal a Sl6OGs 81 (sissss sSriG 100
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, now being built
through the richest and most thicky settled portion
of this magnificent State. offers limited amount Of
its Seven Per cent First Mortgage Gold Bonds at %,
free of Government tax, secured by deed Of trust
TO the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. first
mortgage upon snch road is always perfectly safe
as well as very profitable security. Holders of
Governments can exchange and make an income
profit of over 10 per cent. A valuable pamphlet and
full particulars may be obtained at the ComDanys
office 80 Pine-st, or of its agents. the Bank of North
America, a Wal-st, and Howes & Macy, 30 Wall-st.
w. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
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CONTENTS:
/ RAEALD BANNERMAN'S BOYHOoD. BY George Macdonald
LID PauL With Three Illustrations
THB RIDE or TIE CLIP BY Charles Camden nias'r1eu
HYMNS FOR THB YOUNG. No l. when Of Old the jewish
Mother" By John Hulsh With Music
T. TIFF TWO NESTS Illustrated. 49,
5 ADA AND TIiB ANIMALS. Parry Story. By e. HspA
illustrations
CHiLDPL4Y Poem. BY the authors o" Chld"Ord"
D at TiR RACK OF THE NORTH WIND BY the author Of
Dealings the Fairies" With Four Illustrations - "A
KkBPING THB CORNUCOPlA" Fassage OF OaIn0ihAh Au
venture. Part J. Illustrated.
81 WILLIES QUESTION A Poem By the Editor. ,
LILLPUT REVBLS By the author Of Lhpui LeVee WIN
n RTHSiSG AWAY TO SEA BY R. Rowe Illustrated
r. MISS JANE Poem BY the author Of Mother labeyshn'
i3 ABOUT CATERPILLAR By H. B Tristan, LID. PRS
H. TIE LEGEyD OF THB osNUSDA. BY viOl Garden, With
Is TABBY AND HER CHICKS By Ms Geo. CuPples
FOR SALE BY ALL PERIODICAL DEALERS
Mesrs LIPPINCOTT Co. take pleasure in announcing that
November-tbe Of the youmehy commence
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Printed from clear egble type, hne With handsome cover
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printed, with lots Of comic illustrations PTioe - eeuA
TODAYA delightful romance by Richard B. Kmhai suthor
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IoNG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James;

l.na r Nal train or Grcenpor.
o5l o Ro,ya Glen Core Locust valley Huntingdon, isi
d. IL. rer'eai ErJre', Train.
ne Eoslyn. Gisn Cove Locust Valley HuHugion' aud
NuriHp'rt . -.
o. g. fr RosyB. Glen Core Locust Valley and North Ishp
m from Iiuaiefs Point Tor jamaica ADD Hampstead.
All tra Connect g branch Tor Hampstead.
qT rs fr oyn Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington, and
S.tiIp of. Hunters Polut al a m. and p -.
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TUESDAY, Nov. 2--P. N

TUESDAY, Nov. 2-P. VI.
Gold opened at 1913, sold at 1873, 1879, 1871,
closing at l2740i27i. The Government sold million
Gold to-day The bids amounted TO s2ll5.OOO az rates
ranging from 1912 to 1869. The following were the
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for THE rRBuNEI
TUESDAY. Nov. 2. 1859
ASHEs-Pots moderately active and steady at - S'l@t1 @
BpISG MArBRALS-The market for all articles coming urdsr
this beading doll LAST prices generally have
downu ard tendency We quote:
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RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

7 III
4 .r..s.H . Depot follows;
Wa Tram Tor Albsby.
UrFlp Erprrss Drawing attached
D. m Northern tni Western EIpress. DTaSiugroom
a.ss..rI
an So,1al Chicago Express. through IN 70 AourL Elegant
.tra~ care attached.
On b.. Montreal Rrprrss, Drauibg attached.
r m Pacdc EIyr. sh sleeping through 70 Chicago With
4trh fph.rl
uru ".e.t kIgre'.. Sleeping cars attached
llp Haisou Train.
i Puugatse Train (Suniays 2 a NJ
o. g. o.. rs anl D. 81, Peslskiu Trains
snrt . Sing Sing IfauL
$40. suI ll50 n. AIS $40 40 snd llJo NJ
v....r, D. t. J. M. TOUCBY, SuPL
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tendrHcy. We quote!
HAih
n NJ 5OCattle y bush.
N Com. H.. y NJ. coo 50 Mixed va
Croton bush.
Philadelphia Fronts. 70 0GiS % LlhE 49,.
Fire Brick No. A. - Common; T. bol''.'.''''''''e 81 -
W. k,de....... 80 WdSo OO Lump v DOL 81 -
No Split Soap. W Wgi9 " lA'h Eastern NJ ~ %
81 0O Nova Scotia, a tun - Ad4 70
Nova Scotia. b. v iun sO0 =
ale. East GIVE tun. al 20
BROOM CORN has been IN far ruled eAdy ales
uus aud Green BfoUms sAabe as % 700
IS 80 per dozen. . A..
BRISrLRS unchanged and 10 moderate demandi e az H"
zoe a 81 GRAY and White. - -
BBkSWAX-The market dull aud prices tribe oser es
$500 10 At lOl G44c for lelos Westem aud southern
BONB-We nc small sales Rio Gralde shin al p o. 40
CoTTONThe market has besn quite dull Under more sse
pg 20 arrive foreign adVces and prices me eose
though actual decline Is qacti sAes 81 o
bales evening aud tS2 20 arrived when 20 we're io eipI
s for consumption i3J for speculation FOR nne deFe ~
bales November Isle Decentrr 3ei q" DO S1@ o' or
December and rs 2c go for January I9.e 100 @r
January 2ie February, 2t and 80 Nee an boal ~
Charleston l, all On basic Of 10" hddhuS "eSuo" no~aAD
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Gttul5icrs.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
;ttulsiors.

Combination EIeuruos Ticket, al prueg, points NsrYOrI
s.ryn,pd h. c,sia., ,rJ Lab. s,so Region embracing
new ssd alsu. rsu, al graf usg Of and cnr,S
can noS ob,ssl to, Of tn. EEE RIt"Ar SOI 2il AMI
97 Bro.1., Nc rsop,l. BreOEyn pepos foot u T"'u
b ara foot fCs,nhsnsi and Long Doh Depot Jsfi'r Ct
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hRiG RAILWA1.-ITalns VIII leave DepOtS
fCtaHber.st aud foot Of hrds, follows:
Tbr,u.b Elpre's trains stBA 10 % aud $50
DraSng Room Coaches s accompany the
20 through to Buffalo, connecting at Honevle with mag
uclt seepg Coschy through Cleveland Sleeping Coaches will
accompany le Train rOn Sa'qaebanna to Busalo the $50
train Rochester Buffalo Gin
c.frst. An Rugtnt tram leaves daily ats D. m
Por n. daily, stopping ~ all stations
orange Co EIpress connecting O "arwek, ShaNas
suHs 1rd melville.
lu. Ni.'rt,gl and WAY. At $50 m.
Fo- tl-y,o.r and Way. II 800 Z. m. daily.
FOR Sli,rn aud Nay and lheatsF train 1850
Frs Paterson and WAY from Tssuty thrist Depot at go
los ~, 2m lJl ldaiJl "a D. m ahd 6J ne From
Cha tLess 81 Depot Gas I0.l5 u las (AJ
. 3, o. a.i5 p. and 6:S p. a.
pr acst,lrs srd WAY. from Tweniyihldit Depot At
~ b. u. aud $50 In. Prom ChAmberss Depot
&C. A. m. I'm, D. m, s p No.. p and 6:t5 p.
Pa. Frriu. Mpu-y aud WAY, from Tveniy hd Depot at
o. b. ..lO o. No. p. NJ $3.50 aud SATURDAYS
Du 81 Lu.L From thanbsrsst Depot aty m '3:O
a. a., D. o., 3ilJ r. $3.50 and Saturdays only ~ mid
IT,
.7 1 7tge ahd for Apartments Dnwng Room sod Sleeping
Crasts orders for the checfng and transfer OF
TF- NAV be CompuJs ore al $50 aud 95 Broadway
A Fu'o Brooslrn Dspois foot q Chambeust, aud foot Of
rstat,ra' Srr lort No KtshangcpAce aud Long Doek
.p4t y.-gy g aui Of the Agents principal hotels
10 Psfmont only.
W.. r. BARR. General Passenger Agent
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Money was moderately active, and all new loans
made at per cent on call Commercial paper dull.
with sales Of prime at per cent The banks
continue moderate shippers fcuency the South and
report an active demand for discounts from their
toners The sudden advance Of money call was due
to the calling In Of largo amount of loans by the bank
having the City Chamberlan's account he required
the money to pay the interest and maturing debt Of the
city due Nov The calling in Of this money has given
an appearance OF activity TO the market. which viii
is paid again the city creditors
Sterling Exchange steady at quotations: Lon
don, so days, lOSIolO9; London, sight, 1893 0Os Lon
don prlme commercially 90 days. 1854 S1OSi Paris, long,
6l6I0Sl64; Paris, short, 614l951S3 Antwerp, 6l7t0
OleI; Swiss, 617iS6lsE Hamburg. S5iaS5E Amsterdam,
4oi94oi; Frankfort, 4oi0Ao3; Bremen 7siS7sl; Berlin
7i9nb.
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DEDICATE
OUR AMERICAN BOYS.

OUR AMERICAN BOYS.
BORN IN POVERTY. GRABBED IN OBSCURITY. AND EARLY
CALLED PROM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR
ARK SEEKING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY. AND WREST
ACHIEVEMENT FROM DIFFICULTY,
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
AkB REGARDFULLY INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
This Book collection Of the series Of articles originally Published
IN The hesiork Ledger besuHg the title "Bseoleeons Of
Life revised and Tesen The author and
addisn Of much original believed
"reminiscences viii he
kn of all ttoaeuts To-; forming
a. s record Of tbe inner life and inspiration Of one has ac
veg shared The strange Intellectual political phases
Which has dHsg The past thirty years vitality
M the best Indication nature
sar n anything else which sha pu
mech Of yssg my experiences notions oORycSss and odss
thosght these Rso0loHG give ~sh snail reserve ny
BssorF."
ia bis Apology Mr. Greeley says s." hope spared "a write
hereafter systematic exposition Of Political RcopomV
on the Prscon ssBdpOuts and do expect hsneeh 10
abe this bogTsph
pTodcf this book Of All Of
or and will cherish the hope
tos ebo Of pssteBcy patience
sbssh all not have been set forth 10 vsa'
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi b AWARE. LACKAwASSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


i..y, b., GO GO SL'',s', 10, o., c,,,,,o,,.,
sNutE tgESSGEMESrs oon%,acias MoSbGi Hsy TO- 1852.
% MAIL rAlS connecting .! Dsh'ls Win BooIo1 Br,nss
-stoa Wa,hgion Sh the D. L. and W. r. H. for Water
F5 aa. ID ,barE IIa4son gstoa
L-b susIsetAnlA H. r. o Bethlehem. AnentoWn, aAneh
III . m lEaiGd VALLEY EXPRESS. stop, a. Y;TnL Morris
Phnipsbur With Bel Del X r. for Beyders, ke end At
rh v H. Il or Bethlehem, Allentown Mach Chunk aud
p ~ SCRANTON EXPRESS Washington With the D.
H. Tor Water Gap Sttoudiburg and scranton; al Dover
viii 'i-r H. Il sud at w1e,G ,,, Nth ss,.sI R X ..,
g. 1a sSl q TO NJ sa s @ s5o s S and
iI.J. ari $50 p VI, " noRRSTowS and intermediate
10 ,. m. MoRRIsrowS EXPRESS
Fa1 SEWARE at6Jo 10 $50 $40 1910 II, 1880 II 90
IT, 800 $40 $50, 4 40 5o $780, 6o 60 7S s;'S aud
g., BLOOMFIELD and MosrCLAIR, at 800 II IN. $50
a.. o:iop sCnoCH, Assistant Superintendent
NLW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
coMMENclSG MAY 10 1892 80,
Passenger station u Nerfo corner Of Twsntyse'en'h'l aad
'"9 TRAINS s' LEAVE e S hSSei,'''
Pc ;sy,a nsd bndsPsIt J. lhIn La" m s'l' 'hHh'
io & S.,ioa Fairsci Southport and wc.tport iiA
a. XotsaIi T. RIG g. 1880 N la;Is tEr). OH o:ts
Tor o.'.o, 1 ii:ioa ~ j4S 80 $50 and $50
$3.50 g.SS, a. So 5g, rs lslj
Yo lot mediate stations az lisa ans
''''' 49, -" '''' 20 cdsS sfcG e TRAINS
~ Eol,on va Springfield. a ~. lBIl, tBIlap
to ,r , ,,o spu nS 'a' NJ Ks his srlspm
Dor CONNECTICUT River Railroad m lELG 2:l3 N TO Montreal
FOR 'i,rtior e whence ADD Fhin Railroad OH I2:ls
fo NrIaT,, New Loaiqn s.ouingOn Railroad ga
Fo. Csla RAILROAD. a. NJ aud 800 p. m Wlnamburgh
F.r H9I.itonic Railroad q q. IA, and p
Tor aaGga,a'S Railroad g. NJ, lBIl4:1o
or Uarbufy ald hOrNalk Hsal 2:l5 and 30 and
rar E.v-lsls.l Gi,road lle 49, and $50 p.
,oam,loa' sesfns Cars attached 70 8 P M tran
].
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD--FROM FOOT of
~ COrVFLANDfSr--fo PHILADELPHIA Kenngton 6.Jo
y ~. va C1ten pm H. Via West Philadelpba a. m a:to
r.. I'D ~ % % iS S'vU' & a. $40. I,'Ga
For tuatL .la Sor IN West: 90 a. ~. 800 m.
FOR Tile hE.l-6'o a. M ll5o pm, o. p MI g pm ThsoHo
change silver Psaro Sleeping Cars ~ through
Lurs M Ch.o siht change daily Saturday sIeeptsd
at Day ~ train h, the ouJ hue running through
ave- :, ~ NV. JACKSON General Superintendent
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
~ DEr0T ~ NETWORK. Poot Of Liberty st North River
on AID shss MODAi Aus 90 JCs, passenger trains will
LEAvR NEwYORK POR BgRGRSAvB-t 5iiS. $50. g.6S,
E.ls B,S 9f1 49, 1880 ltlo l2.73 800 4,3O b;2S
$40 p :, 7:t0. 9.1. $40, 1919, lllsOp
oi5 y 80 Gi go 40 pay. Gas 100 $3.50. u 80 p
LiAva NEWfORK FOR sBwARH-At 5ii5. $50 6.o I'9S,
~ - ego 80 loao l:io M ms ,. j;9O $50
r. KICKER, Superintendent
-. w. y BALDWIN. Gsu. Passenger Agent
DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
i 1 Fur LONG HRANCH, RID BANK, BRICKSBURG MAN.
tlfNlE TOYS uvEt &c, By Steamer JksSE nOiT. at p
{e.- % m@ W.. y ssEDRN General Manager
SouTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- is!ANb-WiNIER ARuANGBMES T-On and ansr October
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q .bh apo Slli, Maritls.

g tb, aro Slli, Mlrttls.
I,NANTI ED SLATE MANTELS-plair, Ma
IL bi-zsd lsi prrst rom soto 90 af3 eIsAil
Also Slate Nut Of 4s,of ytOu, pain 49, oulhshtaL
PfSgHYS aLAIk Co., so. 40 NtH EshtesAit .
BsSseu Finl ADD h,,. a1'i.
ITALIAN MAMIE ut PRIVATE SALE 400
Blaers psBg goC1 r1ldr feet also t0n1 uprs = "i
hckrrsea For sale hr AUGUSTUS 4AbL b"o
Importers add Vs. ol,.ala Dealers, 5lJ Wsirrst
MARBLE aud MARBLElIED MANTELS,
NJ MoSuMESTS GRtyESr0NS I'D. lEe.t TOT o., 'a'
\. kLiHRR Mo- re th o. ta'i flgheeath st. rear fia
NfARBIEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
vi MARBLE MARBLE AETKLS reh ini esFs.t -'sgnt
D. - STEWART g.. io 6OJ SIKH bet Eih AMI y. 81
- KLABER, 80 First-avc.. near 7 hrd-st,, sDls
-. NAuBB MAfLl&, HEADSI ONES OF superior N0T, Anii9
10 reduce socs hor.e Temo.rs % biz EtF factory
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ylt6 publications
A MEXICAN OT0-LITH0GRAPHlC CO."
~ oFFlCk has been removed 70 No. 40 Fultontt N
GOOD WORDS FOR THE YOUNG.
EPRoPUsRLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE PoR YOUNG PEOPLE
RDTKD
GEORGE MACDONALD, LID.
Now Resdy
THE NOVEMBER PART.
Commencing Volume, with 30 Beautiful BngravDgL
91th 31nbIitations.
cONTEN'

Commencing the New Volume with 80 Beautiful RpgravDgl
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HE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, SO
JFnhave corner Fourteeu will reopen SATURDAY, Sept o.
ornug atsrnoon evening TUESDAYS and Fridays Nenes
6aJ distinction In Light Gymos'trs by Dr. MAXIM
Mondays and Thursdays at y D. NJ
HLASKO's ACADEMY OF DANCING, ca
West Thrty.'ourth., Morning and daily Gen
tenen Monday aud THURSDAY, ats ,.
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Nova Scotia. w.. 4 tun. - 20d4 70
Nova Scotia. b.. y ,an. 4 s00 -
.IaIe. Rasl 4 CITY . tup. - IA 20
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-11

We have on hand and ara constantly e. ceIving fil assortment ot every class of gods suitable tr this market, which we ofTrr on tAs most reasor.b Q terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the soie ur- ose O buying g"o1s, and beias in nj rke con S'"ntiy, Our merchan iso is purchased on he most atvahtagruuS terms Hose who deal With Us can rely 'pon enl stock being of tue best laaiiiyard o' he lowest prices. We would ra | 'he atteAtion ai merchants tror= ;hls Ter rlt'ry as also rolu oonori te our well assort
 ed stoc' especially suired tot!,eir market. ana eau confidently say t wiil be to their advan- taSe 'o eXamine it-belore purchasing else wase
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-11
NOTICE.
Territory of Arizona, }
 Couhtv of Pima, i

Territory of Arizona,
 County of Pima.
 To the unknown heirs of Thomas r. Mclean deceased their guardians, agents, Gc., and all other persons interested
 Iou are hereby notified that uDon s fn,r settlement of the estate of said deceased b,J in the Probate Court of said County and Ter. ritorT on the 18th day of March, A. D. ISe9 balance ofnine hundred and thirteen dollars anc eighty-eight cents, was found due said estate, and remaining Tn the hands of Soloman Warner the administrator thereof
 The undersigned having been appointed bv sad Probate Court, as an agent 10 take pos- session and charge of said moneys and haying gwen bond as required by law, will hold inc same for the term of one year subject 10 tba claim and demand of the lawful heirs of sai5 deceased.
 A the expiration of onevear, said moneys if uncalled for will he paid into the Terr;torisI Treasury of said Territory in 5ccor3anca with the statutes in such cases made and pro> vided Tue son March l?th lSGa.
 JOHN B. LIEN
 gent and l2-H Territorial Treasurer.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-11

THE undersigned will run a weekly two horse buggy ybetween the above points connect, ing at Mesiila, with stages for Santa Fe and the East, Ei Paso, and San Antonio, Texas; and at Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi-Weelly Stage Line, and tbe Weekly line for Hermosilo and Guaymas, Sonora rnakin, q connected stage line fer any point in the United States Oil the Pacific CT Atlantic slopes oi the continent, and points in roithern and and central Mexico
 Particular attention paid to Express matter anGvomlor; oI Passengers
 The company are responsible for ali Express matter sent by their line except against Indians and high water.
 Buggies leave Tucson and MesiIla every Sunday at o'clock, p. n. Tucson, I. T.
 DAVIS < BARELLA.
 1~3t. La Aesilla, N II
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-12-11

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EARLY ROSE POTATO.

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~ postpaid. 81. 4 pounds Early Roso, scnt
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