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a-u1,gl,.TlTON SALES.
THIS DAY.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
Nv Coor Laughton, Auctioneers'
oo-nar Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . r; 4, M n 10 a
kTGI i'm THIS DAY at 10 g, CLOCK we VIII , sen
49, aoGI store an assortment Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ IrrpT NC consisting OF .,,.... =
&! oIceiIent Hahc gauy CAGE SlS-octa'e : i'ii"'
valiant Jenny Lind Bedsteads
Vatnnt and mahogany Sideboards, #
n,k and Walnut xtenslon Taolee'
Wahopany and stained Wardrones;
wshnSsny Sofas, Divans. and Cnalrs'
In,in9 seat snd Sofa Lounges,
aaveraI excellent Weather BEDS,
.I,gr and Shuck Mattresses, "ss.ar.
,na co,tage Chamber suit nearly new;
GO md ~ ood-sest Chsirs and hocsers,
wahogany Lear and Card Tables. II
New Iouble and Sing Cottage Eeosteaos.
ALSO, M Es&a
Two Hunting case Gold Watches, and several Ill
yer Watches. oo,p
&C.. such as n,.,.
GI.ss Salyas end Gobets
Rnckineham and Granite Pitchers, d
New Plates, oooy srkr,ourop
anJs tuctioneers.
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BY wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
4 BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF LUIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETa AND ON THE EAST LINE
OF SEVENTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH
sTREET.-By virtue OF three Deeds 81 trust e1e-
cuted by Major " illiam Allen AMI wife, the frst
to James Tlefants and j. y. Watkins da,ed lah
August, 1857 the second to James Peasants &nd
r. A. Lancaster, dated 9Th January, lads and The
third to said Peasants and Lancaster, dated lith
March. 1Se8-all dolly record' d In Richmond hus.
tipgs court, we shall. In execution thereof and a.
the request Of the parties s. cured thereby proceed
TO sell ut auction, on the premises, on TAU. SntY
the 22d April. 'sG9. at - O'Clock + NJ II fair II
not the first fair day tEeceafter the ~ hGE and
HANDSOME RESlDENCt and LOTS locatedn
above, recently in the occupancy OF MStr illen
and formerly the residence OF The late Nichols
Mills. The dwelling has all OF the usual modern
improvements. ard has The most ample accOmmO.
dat ons for large family. he ya a'tJ garden are
beautifully set with shade and fruit tree AMI ever
greens. and the location aud neighbOrh0od tfnal
to the best In Richmond. With the mansion
ming back $50 feet TO an all ~ 20 feet wide, with
the large brick bu ding tn the west formerly used
as a Kitchen, but now fitted Up as : residence, 10.
No s fronting 4s5 feet !uI nj ghack its feet said
allev); and TO the east. lots Nos sands tsch Is
by $50 feet to said alley asc, lots Nos IL andlS on
sIol2 feet running back 100 feet to smother slley
90 feet wide having ihereon large brick stable
and carriage house and ga drEer's residence.
Possession given in a short time. BY consent OF
parties the terms vii be fourth cash balance
ut four. eight, snd twelve months, for egotiAOIe
notes, interest added. sscureh by atrn't ceed.
JOEL y. WATKINS, Trustees.
ia. LANCASTER. }
ap 3-2awil5a p&dtds
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By Paine 81 Co., Auctioneers.

BY Palle " Co., AuCtloDecfSs
cEcoND LARGE SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, April z1st, commencing at
10 O'Clock, We will sell at our auction-rooms
large and desirable assortment OF
FRESH sPRIEG DRY GOODS.
now receiving, comprising great variety OF new
and choice goods adaptei to The spring trade.
200 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMoRALs,
receiving from Boston, mostly prime goods. en-
brac!ng every variety fo- Men, Women, Boys,
Misses, and Children.
100 dozen NEWEST STYLES MEMS and
BOYS HATS,
in all colors, among which are many choice goods.
With an invoice Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
FURNIsHING GOODS, &C.
We invite tn, attention of city and country mer-
chants to this sale, as the stock is large and at
tractive, and will be sold without reserve and in
lots to suit buyers.
TERMS: 4 usual PAINE CO,
ap1s Auctloneers.
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BY 6rubbs i Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
HALL FOR RENT AT Al

VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT ;e,' T.. AT !, Au ~.
at IL O'Clock NJ, we will rent the above-naihea
w-il-known property u: auction. ,~
1t embraces the beautifully arranged sssooh, lut.
nshed With every ARRANGEMENT for flrst-class bar
and restaurant, with eight rooms above, adapted
for Il family or for club purpose.
Also, the Hall. expressly adapted Tor pu,nc a.
semblfes accommodating between 400 and zoo per-
sons, with stage, dressing-rooms &c, attached
The location is one OF The very best In the cry
for the purposes above re errrd TO- being on MIMI
street between Msin and franklin streets, oppo-
site the Capitol squarc.
In the hands OF cnterprisinR persons the Dali
could be made one OF the most popu'sr resorts u
the city for concerts lectures and public me.tn8'
GRUBBS IL W1LblAh'
aD 10 AurtioneeTs'
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THE BORROWING DAYs-CoNDITIoN OF THE
FRUIT-REvIsIoN OF THE CITY oRDI-
NANCEs PREPARATORY TO THEIR rUB-
L1CATIoN--MONTHLY RECORD OF DEEDS
THE PosTMAsTERsHlP OF THE CITY-EX-
PECTED VISIT OF BISHOP MAGILL.
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x REDWOOD FOR SALE.-One of
VI the most beautiful ard productive F RMS
In Piedmont Virgipia; located In the fe! tile ey
of the Utter river IN Bedford county; In the m 81
healthy and beautiful section of the state IN fun
view and almost under the shadows or Inc grand
aud picturesque Peaks of otter. AFT riding scenery
cannot e3celled bg any other ioca ~ In the
state within sno distance or the Iedtord
a lum and Iodine Springs, which are becoming enc
of the most fashionable watering places III the
SJuh.
lhis splendid estate contains EIGHT HUN
DRrD ACRES + LAND, more or less which
has become provsrbial In that section for Its pro-
ductlvcness. The land Is ell OF the best quality OF
otter river lands, we'll known rs tie best III the
state come 2G0 are In original forest growth
Tia Der CT the finest quality; the balance IS clear
ed uader first-rate fencing and finely waEered.
The soil Is superior, and the farm lies beauti-
fully, so mu so that every foot or IL Is til4ole
and can b. piowed both ways and cultivated WI n
MI kinds Of modern machinery. ard IS adapted TO
the growth OF all the calls tob tcco, ut grass,
and vegetables. An orchard Of come twenty acres
In fl uit trees or choice selections, OF which
about five huIdrs q trees a!e bearing fruit. hvcry
field IS abundsntly watered by springs and running
water.
This property is we'll situated for division into
two or more farms. and Is convenient To churches
Of every denomin atom, mills. post-Gfice, and
within n shorl dist iDcc OF the New London Acadt =
my whica is a il0urlsuing male and female school.
The improvements conf of new b. lex DWELL
Ing, not entirely finished containing eight rooms.
/ he out buildings are ample for farm purposes
The site Of the dwelling houei one vi the nnest
Ia the county. The original dwelling was burned
during the war by Federal soldiers.
This fine estate is within four miles or New
London, three miles from GOODIES .ro 'sing, sta
ton On the Virginia and enncssee railroad, and
hfteen miles from the city Of Llnchburs over
this desirable properly is offered for sale makes 1t
State. apply to ". 4. ROBINS,
an lG-lt kichm md. Va.
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Amount Of new insurance
for the year. SsS: IA go W
Number OF policies. 49,. 1854
Total number of policies
In force February lst,
1859 ..,, g. i65
Amount insured thsreby. 2o4, sss, Sos 90
MOATuARY REPORT.
First class.-Zymatc diseases (feyers, small
po2, ere. .......... ~
(apop.exy, paralysis. epilepsy. etc. )........ 81
Third class.-kespiratoty system (consump-
ton asthma, bronchitis, etc )............... 10
Fourth class.-Cifculatory system disease; Of
the heart, aneurism, etc. )................... 70
Fifth class. -Diges,iSe system disease, OF The
stomach, liver, hernia, jaundice, etc )....... IL
Sixth -Genito-urinary system tdiaoetei,
gravel etc.l -
scrufula. cancer, dropsy, etc. 80. ........., q
Eighth class.-intcgumentary system lerysipe-
las etc )...:
accidents, suicides, etc. .................. <S
Tenth class. Age..".......... 2
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THE TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION OF
J. REV. NJ j. MGCHFLBACHER'S tCHOOL.
On account OF feeble health shall withdraw on
the 18th of this month from the school kept by me
for the last twentythree years in the basement Of
the synagogue, on Eleventh near Marshall street,
but I shall on the following Monday open another
small school mot exceeding twenty-five pupilsl at
my private residence, corner Of First and Clay
streets. where Will teach the same subjects as in
my former school. Ishall have the necessary as
sistants.
Parents who will intrust me with the Instruction
of their children will please send them on Mon
day the 10th Of April.
an 7-2W M. j. MlCHELBAC HNN.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, Or En-
~ CHANGED for city properly, valuable
FARM near Buckingham Courthouse, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE 4 CRS.r, from
seventy-fye to one hund. ed acres of which is OF
original growth balance In state of high culti-
Walton improvements consist Of a two-story
fran ed dwelling forty-f ,ur feet by twenty, with
kitchen and good accommodations for servants,
and all other necessary buildings. such as q barn,
stable, corn-crib Tobacco o-houses, &C.; and all In
trst-rate order. + u. EAChO,
aplo-3t Real Estate Agent.
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

CIRCUIT CoUaT-JUDGE FULTZ-V1SIT OF
GENERAL EARLY TO LExINGToN-HoN. j..
R. TUCKER TO ADDRESS THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Of WASHINGTON
COLLEGE," FATHER RYAN "--oPINloS OF
OUR PEOPLE "THE SITUATION"
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NOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-I have "a
u for sale, at a great bargain NED 10 M-sisa
SIZED DIV GLL1NG-H USE, with font na>e-
ment entrance suitable for ply sician's or law
ycrs office. elIgibly located within few so iares
or the capitol and post-ofice. The buildings are
OF modern construction. and are supplied " lth all
the modern conveuienCe5. ii early application be
made, great bargain, on liberal terms, Will be
sold. Apply 10 w. Is. ROblSS
ap Io-it 1co2 Main street corner OK Tenth.
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FOR RENT @
three desirable ROOMS over my store.
W. B. HERsMAE,
ap l5-st No. <l6 Sikh street, near Clay.

TOR LEASE.-A desirable BUILDING
r. LOT, on the south side CT Clay between sighth
and Ninth Streets for lease for fifteen years to be
improved, and the improvements to be taken at
valuation at the expiration Of the lease.
JAMES IL. TAYLOR,
Zeal Ettate gent and Auctloneer,
82l Main street.
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK 50
a DWELLING, on Twenty. fifth street, EsA
hurch HILL between l. and n streets, containing
six rooms: water in the yard. To good tenant
the rent will be moderate apply to
Lyme & BROTHER,
an I6-Stx 1899 Main street.
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Gross assets February 1st 1889. gal IS. 1888 10
THE ASSETS ARE THUS APPROPRIATED
Net reserves company's
Surplus ......,,,,.,..... 0so. ST. -
B3l 83l 588 rs
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] AUCTTON SALES.
YUTURE Day.
By Lyme q Brother,
Aucssoneeys and Resi Estate Agents.
No, Issa Main street.

. K 4 = T
E,RAME STORE, WITH DWELLING
j. ATTACHED; On THx East SID. Q,
NJ RSHALL sTREETs, OS LEAszH0Tp
GRoUNO. FOR SALE kTAUCTIOF.-nWs ,r,,,
sell at public suction, On the prf mses on tn
pay che Goth Day q april, l.ts, at q o'sleck p
attached located as described lat present ocrnn,,t
BY Nc. George s. Ca!lan), TO be removed In zen
days from dav or Je. "a
VIII also be rented, prior IN selling the s.o,s
tho Lot on whichit is built with two other anu;
FRAME TENaMHNTS on same for one va, W
having a front on Eighteenth street or eighty a.
half feet. running bs sk depth or --f feet.
apis IYNE 4 BROTHER. Aur.,opee,,
uIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.-sTUc.
Ii COED BUILDING ON LEASED GRouSn
FON SALE At PyBLIc AUCTION Win !.
sold on SATURDAY, April y. nss, at u o'cloei
NJ. the above-Damed property situated on pou,.
occupied by Savage Smith IS carpenter shop
Ssid sale Is made for ground-rent 10 satisfy :,
distress warrant in my han DIS IN favor OF Is. B,,.
nett and sgainst " iliam T. alien.
TERMS Cash.
up Is-a. WILLIAM p. TALL, q. c.cR.
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EOR RENT, very desirable BRICKS
HOUSE, situated on the west side OF Sc lfi.a
cond between Main and Franklin Streets, No. s,
now in the occupancy Of John j. Palmer, Esq. |;
all in good repair. Possession can be had imme-
diately. K. d. EACHU,
ap Ie-st Real Estate gent.
Y,HE DESIRABLE LITTLE SUBUR- CO
BAN RESIDENCE ON GROVEAA
STREET. IN SIDNEY, WIT II EIGHT ACRES
OF FERTILE LAND, FOR kEET.-Thts Is g
pretty subur ban farm and residence, called "SUE-
NY SIDE owned by the estate OF The late Samuel
2. Mitchell, now occupied by Mr.. Hex, containing
eight acr, Of land. The bull 'ipgs consist of q
neat cottage Ct four rooms, stable, barn, Kitchen
&c. Possession given In week. 10 good tenaut
price reasonable. Apply to
ap I5-3t w. GODD1N.
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A LII KINDS OF PRINTING DONE IN
IA THE BEST STYLE OF THE AIT 1T THE
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE. 1ala
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ap l5-s. S2i Main street.
L'UR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, at or
4 the corner Of srove and Harvie streets 80
with ten rooms, lately occupied by K. McAda,n,
Balck DWELLING, on Third street between
FRANKLIN and Grace with eight rooms. .-
BRICK NV Ling. on second street between
Cary ana Canal, with eight rooms.
B8ICk DWELLIh e, on First street between
Main and Cary, with ire rooms.
BHICK DWELLING, on Clay between Adams
and jeff rson streets with ten rooms, kitchen, sta
BRI.K DWELLING, on Canal between First
aud Second streets with eight rooms kitchen, STA
FRAMED DWELLfNG, corner of Fifth and
Baker streets, with five rooms
BaIt X DIVE LING, on Ca!harine street be-
tween Henry and smith streets, " 1th hVe Joms.
Brick NV hLLIsG, conner OF Sixth and Byrd
streets, with four rooms.
ICk NV ELLtN6, on Main streei, In SID
ney. with eight rooms, and four acres Of land q =
FRAMED DWELLING, corner of Eighth and
BRiCK nWELLiNG, in Locust alley, with Ave
rooms rooms; apply to eRuRRs . WILLIAMS
TOR RENT, A NICE, FURNISHED a
4 ROOM, with or without board. Apply 20
$40 Eighth street, beyond Leigh up l4-Stf
TTOK RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK@
e DWELLING corner Marshall and First N
strf cts, containing eight rooms; brick kitchen
with two rooms: and apartments for wood and
coal. as aud water on The premises. Posse sston
given goth bp:il. apply at 81, corner Fourth and
Marshall streets. ap1 4-st<
ESOR RENT.-Wishing to remove to On
z the country, viii rent out my HOUSE, ia
corner Of Nineteenth and Grace streets at present
occupied by myself as dwelling. 1t contains
eleven rooms, including two basement rooms,
vert running through the premises Also six diff
frI eut kinds Of chce nit trees In bearing order,
t. erther Win large yard aud flower garden. The
LOT fronts about ISIS feet on Nineteenth street. and
runs bsck $50 feet to atwenty-font paved alley. TO
goIG tenant the terms will be mode rate, and pos
session given on or before the Is Il of May, 1880.
apply to WILSON WILLIAMS,
ap i2-2w No. 1912 Grace street.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWOm
IL FRAMED HOUSES, situated on tn. eastket2
side II Second street near The shsckoe Hill buy
ing-grouud; each contains three rooms. OF
fir. MS twenty-f fee: and runs back the usual
depth. Terms liberal. 4. ID. EACHt,
an i6-lw Zeal gstate 4 gent.
EIOR SALE, PRIVATELY, very desi-
IL rab,e little FARA near Gaines's NH or
New Cold barbor, containing about SIXTY
ACRES, with small dwelling and other improve
ments This lard Is ad, pied to the raising Of We
getables and bargain II ~ be- had.
THnMS Liberal. e. u. EACHO
an l6 81 Zeal Fstate gent.
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.wayrnOAns.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Rail

DLCHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
N ROAD LTNE-F0R BiLTIM0RE THF
NORTH. AND NORTHWEsT.- Passengers FOR
baltimore and points North will take the passen-
ger train from the depot or ths Richmond and
Work River Railroad Mt Richmond. on TUEs-
DAYS. THURsDAYs. and SATURDAYS. at
O'Clock p. M. for West Point, where they take
MAY. reaching Baltimore Che following morning
in time to connect with the tr aims for Phladelps,
New York, &c. Returning the KENFFBEC
leaves pier No. 81 ight-strtet wharves foot OF
Barry street. Baltimore every MONDAY, WED
NTSDAY. aud FRIDtY. ut O'Clock p. NJ. pas
serge-s arriving In Richmond at - 30 p. N. the
following day. in lime to connect yvth'the express
train on the Richmond and Dauvile railroad TOT
DanviiIe and all points on that road Greensboro'.
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., n. c., Columbia, D. u,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily (sundsys exceptedl ut P.
n leaves West Point daily Sundays excepsed)
at 1918 A. NJ.
through, bills Of lading Given tn uromfrent ponts.
THOMAS DODAMEADs
oDJs Sunerinfandpnt.
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EOR HALIFAX, N. S.-Brig 500
IT. MELVILLE is daily expected. Fol go
frcigh. apply TO -.
al g PALMER, HARTSoOk &c co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Richardson 4 Newburn,
Real Estate agents and Auctioneers,
No. lOl6 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.

A FARM FOR THREE HUNDRED AND
u Fifty DULLARs.-A pretty little rs = NJ,
In Hanover county, at its intersection with Hen
rico and New Kent. twelve miles from Richmond
and two and a-balf les from Di patch -tatlon.
on the York hiver railroad, containing FIFTY
Six AND TWO-THI IDS ACkHS-twenty- five
cleared and highly improved. balance well wGod,
ed with excellent water, q fine little orchard aud
log cabin on the place
Also. A FARM FOR 3d. 70a.-A very valuable
little FARM nesr Meadow station, ten mil from
Richmond, on the York River railroad. containing
NINETY ACEES. half cleared and highly i'm
proved, balance heavily tlmaered, with neat lit.
tie FIR NE DWELLING with three rooms and
all necessary out-houses.
his is regarded as one Of the finest locations In
Virginia for truck farming, the soil being spe.
cially adapted to It. and being IN easy end direct
communication with IL III. northern and southern
markets. RICHAHUSuN NkWBUnN,
Zeal Estate gents and Auction GERS.
an l0Ih Main northeast corner leYe.th
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two
IA gentlemen can obtain ROARD On moderate
terms at the corner Of Broad and Twentieth
ST. eets. ap l5-3t*
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PETERSBURG LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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EDUCATIONAL.


DICHMOND FEMALE IN5T1TUTE.-
AG Pupils may still enter for the remainder OF
the session. we have plenty OF room, and teach
ers at classes enoughsto insure faithful instruc-
ton to pupils OF all grades.
Apply to CHARLES Il. WINSTON, -
prest0onG.E
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WANTS,

WTANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
w SUITS OF Rooms. Also, for rent car
riage house and stables. Rent low. Apply at III
Fra kiln street, between Seventh and Eighth.
ap l6-7t
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WTANTED, TO ENGAGE THE SER
w VICES or 3 respectable GIRL to tend In
bakery and confectionery. One with some ex-
perience in the business preferred Good refer
ences required. Address B., Dispatch office.
ap l6-Lk
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WTANTED, o purchaser for the STOCK
w and GO ID-WILL Of VARIETY STORE.
1t Is an ord sand. and has always been doing q
hrst-rate business. The owner wishes To sell, as
she desires TO leave the city. Apply at s?2 Broad
between 1hi.d and Fourth streets.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

PIMA IrENs.-We have the Tucson Ayira- nan of October 10th and 23d, and from it condenso as follows: New buildings arc to be erected at Camp Lowell, near Tucson. {. Rich placer mines are said to have been dis covered in Sonora, and an officer of the Mex ican Army oilers protection to all Americans who will go there and work them. Eight citizens of Tucson had left for the diggings.
 The Tucson folks gave a ball in honor oi Governor Stafford and wife, tho evening pre- vious to their departure from that place. !. {.
 A hr' Sloan committed suicide by shooting himself in the head, witha pistol, one evcn- ing recently, at Tucson. Poverty and sick ness, it is thought, caused him to commit the rash act. flr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

SAN DIEeo continues to fourish-on paper --aud it will continue to do so until Rose crans and his chums sell all their property there. No sane man believes it will ever be the terminus of Me Southern Pacific Railroad, sad its people will wake up some fine morn ing to find that they have been duped by the spectators, who will have transferred them selves, their funds and their love to Guaymas or MasatIan. The only chance San Diego has fos | railroad is the chance of having a branch run down there from the great 35th Parallel line-that is to be--and for that line should her Press and people speak out, work, yea, do everything in their power. The Union need not attribute these remarks to hatred or jealousy of it's town, for it is too far away from Prescott to ever amount to much, or injure us in the least. As soon as our Gov ernment acquires, from Mexico, the strip of land between the Arizona line and the mouth Of she great Colorado, commercial centre" will there spring up that will out-fank San Diego, and take from her the only trade she now has--that of the Southern section of this Territory. Gospel, my boy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06

GEN. DEvIs.-This officer is using the troops under his command in his sub-district, to good advantage. The General has his head set on the subjugation of the adroit Ca-cheiS and his band. The recent victory of Lieutenant Winters and command over Ca-cheis, was the first victory snatched from the; willy old chief in many year. Had Generals Wheaton and Devn one more regi- ment of cavalry apiece, to operate with, the Territory would soon be rid of Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-11-06
Horrible, if True.

Philip Drachman, merchant of Tucson, who is now sojourning in Prescott, has re- ceiyed letter from his brother at Tucson. which states that rumor was in circulation there to the effect that Apache Indians re- gently attacked the town of Cocospera, in Sonora, killed all the men, and carried the women and children into captivity. The same letter says it was rumorcd in Tucson that U. s, Psymaster and his escort were, while going to Camp Goodwin, in this Terri tory, attacked by Indians, when four soldiers were wounded.