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Dnnlesfic Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 1861.
Teams cross the Hudson river on the ice at
hewburg.
United States Senator elect Fenton is at
jamestown, New York.
-Messrs. Bliss and Masterman have been
released by the Paraguayau authorities.
The members OF lhc New York Corn Ex-
change ask for reduction of tolls on the canals
OF their State.
The Olympic Theatre in Detroit was
DESTROYED by fire on Saturday night. Loss
$40 coo; covered by insurance.
The Treasury Department last week issued
$942,0 0 OF fractional currency, and destroyed
1884, worth.
1T is reported that there is deficiency of
$4,000 in the Fourth United States Collection
District OF New Jersey.
"A boiler in tie IRON foundry Of Jacob Con.
nadi exploded on Saturday. fatally injuring the
proprietor and scalding boy. =,
"A man named SWEET, while telling tree
near Falmouth, Me-, on Friday, accidentally
killed lad. The mishap threw. SWEET into
conVulslons, and he is not expected to recover.
The Missouri Legislature has passed con-
current resolutions memorializtng Congress to
grant additional subsidies to the Kansas Pacific
and Atlantic and PacihC Railroads.
On Saturday evening party OF thieves
attempted 10 rob the proprietors of q jewelry
store in Broadway OF box of valuable laces
and $500 worth of diamonds. Tue seoundrels
were foIod, and one OF them arrested.
The following Is an extract from letter
written by a gentleman holding prominent
official position in Georgia.
ATLANTA, y dh' To- ue ISti Oit INC oCOt 81
Railroad at Barnet station, where the junction
of the branch to Washington connects, was
entered by several masked parties and cleaned
OUT They cut the bell-rope, and did several
other outrageous acts. The engineer became
frightened, put on steam, and moved away at
great speed. Alter going about quarter OF a
mile the train ran over cross-tles placed on the
track, but fortunately no accident happened
except breaking the glass in the windows OF the
cars, Where the cross-ties were laid other
parties had concealed themselves, and fred into
the cars, but did no damage beyond shooting
holes in the cars
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
IL and practice OF thirty years At the Northwest
corner Of f1ThiId and Union streets, has lately re-
moved 70 seuth EIEVENTH Stress, between Man.
KRiT and CHESNUTs
{" Ais ssuperority in the prompt and perfect cure Of
All recent chronic, local, and constitutional Afeo
items of q special nature, Is proVeTbial
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In q hundred dit
feFent FORMS totally eradcated; mental physical
weak ness, and AN nervous debllitieB scientifically
and successfully treated. 0ntce hours from A N
O0P,M
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MEMORANDA.

ship " Westmoreland Hammond, from IiverpooI for
FGGhhhu9ipDla' Gh remained at St. Thomas l4th inst.
pn a JsmIi, ni 81 SpIague Lewis, hence, remained at
5lesmsnlp Ionawanda, Jennings, for PHILADELPHIA,
c'eared al Savannah 23d inst
steam MP FROM e. theus, Gray from Charleston 21st
sig bales Upland cotton hhds old iron % bbls fruit
dries. 80 ~ ~ "
steamship Roman, Baker. hence at Boston 22d inst
mBined at Antwerp 7th inst, ' -
Bafqut gertrude, AtheTton for Philadelphia, sailed
from Buenos AyIes 24th NOV,
BaIque Celia Dolby. hence at Barbados 4th inst !,
and remain ed 9th, diSchRrRinR.
barque ELIZA, spraRue sailed from Cardenas 8th
inst, Tor port north of Hatteras.
BriR Lizzie Troop Newell, hence at Barbados 7th
INST; snn was discharging on the 9th. ,,.
Brig Herald. Creighton. arrived at Kingston, ia, O.,
4ih lnsi from 81 Jsgo, and sailed 9Th Tor Philsdel
phia via Orange Bay.
Brig VIM, Creevy Haley, cleared at New York 23d
inst., for Bermuda,
Brig VIM. Muir Acker for sagua and Philadelphia
sailed from Havana l4th inst-before reported sailed
10th.
Scbr Prince Consort. stubbs for Philadelphia via
Yallaha sailed from Kingston. ia 3ls6 ult,
Schr Isaac Oliver, Psnnell fer Philadelphia, was
loading at Havana 18th inst.
Schr Agnes, Blair sailed from Cardenas 10th Inst,
for port north ct HaiteTas
schr K. II. Burber, Cobb, for Philadelphia, was up
at Charleaton 2lst inst.
sehr B Austin, Davis. for Philadelphia. cleared
Schrs Henrietta simmons, Godfrey, and Herbert,
Mason bence for Boston. at Holmes Hole 2sL inst.
Scbr M. ID. Cranmer, Cranmer, Tor ephia,
6chI Grace Clifton. Godfrey from Providence fer
Philadelphia, at Newp ort 22d inst. =, 90, .
Schr Louisa NevenB from Savannah ZOlh INST, Tor
Philadelphia has on board " pieces OF cannon from
batteries on st. Augustine creek, Isle OF Hope, etc.
loading at " iImipgton. N c. 2lst inst.
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DROP AIS FOR CORN.
HEADQ'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF TEXAS,
AEEICE CluIEE q RIEi A
OFFICE OF CHIEF 0UARTERMASrER,
AUSTIN, Texas, January 9. 1869.

OFFICE OF OHIEF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., z (
AUSTIN, Texas, January 9. 1862
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this office until FRIDAY, February S,
1869 at IL M, for furnishing the Quartermas-
ter's Department at Fort Concho, Texas, with
such quantiIyof Corn as may be required until
May 81, 1869.
Corn 10 be Of good, clean, merchantable
quality, shelled al d delivered in sacks, subject
TO a rigid inspection.
Delivery TO commence on award of contract,
and continue in such quantities and at such
times as may be required by the Post Quarter
ter.
Corn at Fort Cenoho, Texas" and addressed TO
the undersigned.
BY command of Brevet MejorGeneral j. j.
Reynolds. j, A. POIIEh
BreVet Brigadier- General and Q. @, M.
l222W Fifth Military District.
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Among the "Remains" of Rossini there
is said to be nothing operatic save scene
from Jeanne d'Aro, and sketch for the Faust
planned, if not written, quarter of century
ago.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

steamship J. w. Everman. Vance, from Richmond
ana Norfolk, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde a GO.
steamship Brunette, Howe, % hours from New
YORK, with mdse to John f. Ohl ''
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, days from Charleston
with cotton etc. TO LRthbury, Wokersham q Co
Schr Vandalia, Buckmaster. days from LeIpsic
Del, with grain to los. e. Palmer.
steamer New York, Jones, from Washington and
Alexandria, with mdse to w. p. Clyde & co.
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DRoPosALs FOR CORN.

DRoPO SAILS FOR COR
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF TEXAS
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
AUSTIN, Texas, January 9, 1859.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate, Will De received at
ths office until FRIDAY February o. 1869 Et IL M,
for furnishing The QnRrteTmaster's Department. aC
Fort Stock ton, Texas with such quantity OF Corn
may be required until May 81, 1869.
Corn To be OF good. clean, merchentaole qualify,
shelled and delivered in sacks. snb]ecSIo riga in
spection. -. .--.
Delivery 10 commence award of contract
and 10 continue In such quantities. ana AZ such
times q may be required by the FoSt Quarter
Bids 10 be plainly endorsed PROPOSALS for Corn at
For Stockton, Texas, and addressed TO The under
by command OF Brevet Major Genera 81 Ganey rnlg
Rrevet BrigadIer3eneral and q. .. M,
Io2Qw Fifth Military District.
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CLEARED AATr1ppAV

steamship Fanita, Freeman, New YORK John f. Oil
Steamship saxon, Boggs, Boston. II. Winsor q Co
d Co W. - O''N
ScDr Marcus Hunter, Orr, Sagua Warren O. Gregg,
Schr Ellen Holgate Go!ding, Newbern, N o., j. r.
MeoIehead & 20. ~ ~ - ."
Str e. H. Stout Ford. Washington, W. p. C1yde g %
STR ], S. Shrver, Rggans. Baltimore A. Groves Jr
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ROPO SAILS FOR COR N.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF Texas,
oFEIcE OF CHIEF QUARTERrMAsTER.

AUSTIN, TEXAS Jan. s, 1869. r
Sealed proposals, In duplicate will pc received at
at u clock M, furnishing the Quertermastels 3
Department at Camp Concordia. Texas with
such quantity of Corn may be required until June
80 1869. go
Corn TO be OF good. cleRn merchantable quality,
shesd. and delivered In sacks, subject to rigid Ia
spectiOn .---
and continue in such quantities. and ut sucn
times rs may be required by the Post Quarter.
Bids TO be plainly endorsed "PropoGals for Corn
at Camp ConcoIdis," and addressed 20 the under
signed. -. ,,,.- 1,., 1,,
- j. a, POTTER,
Brevet Brigadier' @ eneral and q q. NJ,
1023W Fifth Military District.
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fSGo17 REMoVED TO t3oOt7
BELOW THE UNITED STATES MIMI
MARSH d. CO.'S
NEW MUSIC STORE,
NO. 1917 CHESNUT ST.. above THfRTEENT
PHILADELPHIA.
Music Publishers. and Dealers in Musical Mer-
chRndise of every Description,
JOHN MARSH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
FOR THE SALE OF
THE BEST GOLD AND SILVER WATC,HES
DIRECT FROM EUROPE.
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD.
No. 1917 OHESNUT STREET, D..
HStuths2m IN THE MUSIC STORE
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ARRIVED YEaTEDD.

i
n s., with fish to captain.
steamer Richard wiling, Cundlf. IL hours from
Bait more, with mdse. TO A. Groves Jr ~
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FoT oddutondL MoTtne Net0S see f1St rage.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPRIA-THIaD DAY
Bun MOON rs 445
SUN 90 HieH WATER l2l4
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
$s3+i $siH SsSsassEE noprH' oonrrrrA
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GfARL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSL ER'S Or
~ ca EsTRA M MATT MATINEEsi EYERY SATURDAY
at 81s 7. M, IN MUSICAL FUND HALL Single Ad-
mission, SO cenIs Package of tickets, q, at Boners-
No. 1lO2 CHESNUT st.. and at the Door. HAN
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne0s see FIRST Page.
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II ORTlCULTURAL H A l. L.-GERMANIA
~ AzJI,,O ORCH i ESTkAEP BLIC REHEARSALS
EVERY WEDNESDAY. at 81s p. M.-Tickets sold
at the door, and all principal Music Stores. Pack.
ages OF five for 81; single, 25 cents,
- Engageme ents can be maze by addressing a. BAs-
TERI, NO. 1891 MONTERREY Street: Wittfe's Mnsio
No 1l04 Chestnut street. Il n am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
BANKRUPTCY LAW.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-1N THE MATTER or BORDEN
Geary Baukgu p-Notcs is hereby given that the under
signed win eel, at public auction At $40 iTcenwch street, "A
CITY OF New York. the 9th day Of November 1882
10 O'Clock A. Me- the Futures Shelving, Drawers &c OF The
above named bankrupts.
Dated
NEW York. November 26, ls6s
GEORGE q. MASON,
ASH gncA
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
" Post Once and Court House Building. . -

NV y-,va yffr, 20, loS9,
Sealei proposals will be received the ohco Of the super
nteuden nn IL o'clock NJ of the Sd day Of December ne
furnishing and delivering the site Of the building tn
ytwa 3l Cast Iron Columns, Bed Plates tc q. use w w
construction Of the basement story OF the nied States 10"
once and Court House Building ~ New York city; ,.,
All tho cGsngs must be sound, smooth aud suagn ~ ~
quality OF pig metal and OF the nnmber ana wcsnX
shown by the schedue and drawings CASTINGS mus ny
weigh less thar the sche4us weight and no surplus ween
will be paid for Will casting OF less secuon or
ing any respect from the requirements Of me drawings
All bearings Of columns and plates must pc pauea
nsrlectiy irii- bo!tholes drilled ana the ene Wors
CLEANED Oh and an shed a hrst oiess manner. 80, ~.
pYoposas sill made by tho piece or me various cas~
We completed on OF
ION d,v oi January 1870 md be dvyered az required
The work viii not he slbdvldei among different piddcr
bt ia consIered only In the aggregate Payments 70 "
MADE MOI INV upon delivery aud acceptance Of the can
ne Tho dedacng ten per cent untH the bnM
Ma nst se accompanied BY reral bond In the SUM
=, IA IDA The bidder will accept and perform the CONTRACT
~ rel him. the suge!ancy Of the security 10 be cerhed
hx Ike District Attorney OF the district where the bidder rsl
sides. .,..---.--. FL :. =, -.
U n e deemed interests OF the government to do
ana any bid that conform In respect 10 thi1
advertisement will not considered. Neither wifi any prof.
poea be ed from any parties who not the
the manufacture OF cast iron work and who have
not the facilities for getting out the castings.
Proposals to be lndorsed Bids for iron columns"
9. 7. HULBURp, Superintendent
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(,UsToa HOUSE, NEW YORK, COLLECTORS OFFICE
~ November II, 1863.
ITO Atnrob Si,f, nd lotlor

<sHI PsL-THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE ALuMNi
OF the Chi Society will take place at the Astor hous
an "wednesday, December l, 1859, at O'Clock r. NJ AL
members ar cordially invited nr.cr ,,,.
JOHN c. GoopRIpGr, Jr Secretary.
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100 SIXTH AvrNUE.-FRESCH LESSONS GIVEN,
lS( vb nt,re pronunciation, in pri, families, by
dAREAG formerly magistrate aud the univsT'
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DENTISTRY

QEAuTIrUL SETS OF TEETH, WITH PLuMPETs
ID $40 sis and 500 teeth filled With gold 81 Aiuiin.
Uttered; al Is1 SIKH svenas. Oman dav and night,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SAIL, or PRoPERTy FOB UNPAID TAXES

| saLE.oF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES
AND CRoToS WATER RENTS.
Public notice hereby gven that sac OF Property for
1854 and 1860 and the
for roton water for years 1853 aud 1854 will take place
al auction at the City Hail. In the city OF New York,
Thnrsdav The an day OF November nctt Mt IL O'Clock
and continue from day TO day until abe whole OF said pro-
perry sha be sold ana thai detailed statement OF me pro-
l. published pamphlet deposited in tho once Of the Clerk
Of Arrears In Copolers of also the Office OF tho
Receiver OF OF tho city OF New York. whore the said
pamphlet viii DO delivered 70 any person alpyna therefor
BY order OF r. b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
As CApy, Clerk Of Arrears.
CRY or Nrw YORK. July 81, 1854
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fSfTY OF NEW YoRK-DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
~ Bureau of the Receiver of Taxes, Court House, PARK
b Chambers street, Nov B. 1869.
10 TAN PAYERS
Notice hereby given that per cent will be added 10
ali taxes unpaid the LIST Of December, also additional
per cent Dccem5cr5 on ul remaining unpaid
January interest the twelve per ceu per
calculated from the day the books received by the
Receiver OF Taxes the day of Will be added No
money will be received after two O'Clock r. III Once houra
from to 2P. NJ. BERNARD SMYTH, Receiver.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

BARKER i HAMLtNsS
n CITY AUCTION MART,
corner Broadway and Thirty-ninth street.
Major q. W. BARKER, Aucuoneer,
Large sale Of valuable Road Coach Saddle Horses
THIS DAY, Nov. ~, at 10 O'Clock.
Gray Horse years old 1h hands trot In 80; Ono
pole or single horse; puier.
Extra Gne brown yeldng years old, hands, can
In 24o; elegant pole sin ,ic horse; does pull.
The extra fine and three old gedng Harvard
ro IN 25o 10 pole thoroughly broken and kind either
single or double.
ons extra hns Coach Team great style and nnish thor
perfectly sound.
Two extra nne large bay cou Horses 1917 hands; mako
Horse.
Very handsome Mare hands, years old, saddle
or harness Mare.
One pair Of beautiful black Pony Phseton Mares AK
hands, perfect beauties; lady drive them.
Bay Horse, years old fine saddle Horse trot In 35
safe and reliable.
Extra fine horoughbred chestnut saddle Horse old
goes all the saddle gaits; stylish and handsome.
Splendid Arabian saddle Horse, finest and most
stylish saddle horse IN the city.
together with business Wagon and Harness
Pair Sorre Ponies hands, old, warranted
and Kind safe And reliable, beautiful drivers.
The above Horses all In first hands sound a1d
all right In every particular.
Several othe- toracs.
Full description at sale
No posponement on account Of weather.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT THE EVERETT ROoMs-MR WHITE WILL GIVE
n MS closing dconscs before the Socsty of Spituass
Sunday al 04 and ~ O'clock Socable Friday evening,
December 8.
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COAsTwrsE STEAMSHIPS.

1T, DOMINGO LfNE.-THE REGULAR STAN PACKEt
- lhEE, Captain +. A. Delaney VIII leave pier No.
nort rve with despatch for Puerto Plata SANTANA and St.
DoinnBo. For freight or passage apply to
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A LIGHT oNE-HoRsE COUPE IN FINE ORDER;
n two square Coaches, and one piano body top Road
Wagon, a. FREDERICK r. WOODS, 2is and vi Wost
NIncteenth street.
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COAsTtSIsE STEAMSHIPS.


il THROUGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
Through rates, New York to San Francisco - -
First Class Sieerase,
SIao 10 2ls1 sos
according TO location of berth :.
include bchs board and all necossaries Tor
the trip. -, "a ,,..t
Steamers OF tho above line leave pier No. ~ North
river foot OF Canal street. at IL o'clock noon on 5tn ana US.
Of each month except when those days fall Sunday then
the day previous o.. a. -. 40. MAI
One hundred pounds OF baggage Tree 10 each edu Msa
December a~ARIzONA, Captain Msury connecting with
Steamer CHI Ma viii leave San Francisco January 1870,
for China and Japan. - xrnn,
For reduced rates OF freight apply the wharf Freight
for steamer ARIZONA received until r. N. Friday De
ccnber g. ALI the usual facilities afforded shippers IN col
lectiug inland charges, NC.
For freight or passage tickets and all further information
apply the companys ticket ONCE on the wharf foot o.
Canal street.. r. H. BABY, Agent
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A --A--MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
IL cages md 10 loan on improved and unimproyed prop
ert. WASHINGTON Il. NICHOLS, Counsellor at Law llo
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1toOfERS, ATTENTION. ...,
Come examine and buy patent Roofing Ftlt fou eaa
apply yourself to buildings you can use " ~ place o.
tin. It Thick durable and cheap Don't use any oner
A" ~ r. H. MARTIN,
7aMaiden lane and No. Liberty street.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE FIRST Glass
IL steamship SAN FRANCISCO, Baxter. commander, WI
Leave pier u East river Saturday, November a. at O'Clock
Passage, 800; second class, S25.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
FASHION COURSE, L. L--yROTTIRG.--sATuRD
Nov. ~, Tin g. to wagons, for $780, O'Clock r. H.
II. Casey Dr. m. Annie; DIR. Oge b. h. Red
Rover; Georsc Harris raTes q. {. Jake.
]. A. CHAMBERS. Proprietor.
pATkRs0N RACE TRACK, N. J.-MONDAY NOvEM.
Der 3D. nj O'Clock M.-Match for $1,000 $500 added
BY the association j, Htnchmans Boalster and J.
Eckersons g. D. Mctria; mile heats. Rain or shine.
A. A. HOPPER, Secretary.
T1TI0N COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING ON SATURDAY,
~ November ", at P. MI match for St01 mile heats
best three a FIVE, IN harness. H. liowss suscy Mr. Jar
vls' O. &. Railway. II II don't storm.
WM. SHAW, Proprietor.
pools WILL. BE SOLD THIS EVENING AT RILEys
l. Restaurant, corner of Broadway and Twenty eighth
street. on tho running ut Paterson Monday. .
THOMAS u. JOHNSON.
SPORTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
IL KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n saeMedicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
OF Canal
N. Blades attended by Mrs. DovEY.
RIRDs Dogs, &C. GOLD FISH, GLOBES, AoUARIA.
- Water Plants, Shells Coral &C. imported Singing Cana
ries, superior singing Mockng Birds; fine LOT OF Monkeys
large aud small. T. MUIR. 4s0 Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

A -A.-hOHEY WITHOUT DELAY ON FIRST AND
ia. Second City Mortgages small discount Also loans ia
Nestcheser aud New Jersey.
W. L. BUTLER co. 50 Liberty street.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

<,UcKoo CLoCKs-uuR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
u iure; American Watches in great y.ris.,ss psmend.
Pe.r and Gold Jewelry whoissals and retail, AZ FRANK
FIELD cos Jewellers Sixth Avcnus, corner Fourteenth
strset Eehh avenue, corner Twentv.siIth sroot.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

The New York World of the lst inst says :; The recent action of the Memphis and New Orleans Commercial Convention has turned public attention strongly in the direction of the southern Pacific Railroad-In this connection we learn that arrangements have been made to push forward the Memphis Fl Paso, and Paci- lie Railroad during the present summer, in the anticipation of aid from Congress at the com ing session. Engineering parties have been placed in the field along tue line ofroad, and a strong force of laborers collected for the grad ing at various points. The company has de- cided to use heavy iron and powerful engines, in order that the highest rate of speed, with safety and regularity, can be obtained, so as to place Norfolk, Va, and San Diego five days apart-The iron for the section of l5O miles from Jefferson and westward will be shipped from Dunkirk and Antwerp during the months of June, July and August, and it is expected that 100 miles in Texas will be finished within the next six months.-Er0miner
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

t might have been seen by our last issue that Gen, Sherman has favorably endorsed a memorial of the Arizona legislature, requesting that arms and ratiOns De issued 10 settlers to enable them to cooperate with the troops against the hostile IEdians There can be no dOub: as to the willingness of our frontiernmen
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

to settle up old accounts with the An" so soon as orders from District bes5 shall allow citizens to be enrolled o, ', movements against the Indian, We n,. to hear authentic reports, from the n,. of devastation, such as have no par,I,r past history of victories achieved ove, ages within the boundaries ofArizoD.
 In this matter, however, as in all otb.. porting to settle Indian difficulties. il, remains half done; there should be ,. mureratou fer citizens who may thus ,. time to the advancement of the ppb;, eS's,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

MR w. KELSEY has just returned from a tour through northern Arizona, and informs us that Prescott, the once lively and tustling mining town, presents the appearance of a mining camp when about to be deserted Min- ing towns being, in almost every instance, situated in mountainous districts, and remote from arabe lands, generally prove ePhemeral; {; and Prescott it appears, will not be an excep- siou.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

Unclaimed letters remaining at 4 Office, Tucson, A. T., June lst, 1869
 Trsnquilivo Apodaco, Thos Bannoa Banto, J. k Bryant, Aoutnio D.ez, Tho, Wm T Eddy, Wm H Guthrle, JasA ! H. Henson, Jose Herneras, Alex, Ho Dna Sva E Oliba, Don Padres, Jose Peralto, A L PGgsIy, J F Ranjle J . J T Simmons, Mollie Stanp.l.I, F l F c Swift, J L Tackett, Chas Il Webb ! ton, G P. Wyatt Jordan Yande5oe.
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

while snga ged with the present; and to study well before they relax their grasp upon prop erty which prospects tell us will increase in value, zen folG, within the next five years.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-03

The \, I. Herald says; There is , stampede, including many of | settlers, from the New Dominion
 United States Among many cthors mo. in various directions a large detacb1 solid men from Canada are now sa T Kansas. When a Canadian gives up for Kansas 1t is time for John Bull .o ss