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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20
Manton Marble.

The New York correspondent of the Chi cago Journal gives the following account Of Mir. Marbles connection with the New York Worid, and explains how the HOrld became Democratic paper. He says:
 When the World was projected, in the spring of iS6O a Southern gentleman whose acquaintance be MarhleI bad made in this city, advanced him S20,O00, with which he purchased that amount of the stock. He at the same time went into tbe concern as man aging editor-M5. Sparkling being the editor in chief AS the stock began Co depreciate, and assessments came thick and fast, the re- ligiouS and other stock holders were glad Co almost give away their stock. Marble quietly scooped in all be could, believing the time would come when it would be worth some thing. At length, in 1869, he had obtained a majority of tbe stock. The paper was then apparently on it's last legs It was running
 rapidly behind hand, and could not pay but
 for very little news, and it's immediate dccease
 was looked for in journalistic circles.
 Then it was that Mr. Marble called upon
 some of the leading Republicans and repre. sented Co them that he must have assistance in order Co keep the paper running. The Tri7uae and Ttnss were on such a firm finan
 eiAl basis that be could not hope to publish
 the World as a Republican journal unless sin'
 ews of war were provided by the Republicrns as a party. They were not forthcoming, and Mir. Marble decided to try the Democratic tack and see how that wouid work. The 1 Democracy then had no reliable organ in ths ! city. He began with yell against arbitrary arrests, quickly following with a pronuncia ! miento for Horato Seymour, then running ! for Governor against General WaGsWoyih.-- | Down, down went the Horifs eircu Ation | until 1t was next Co nothing. Then the tids turned with t1e acquisition of DVuioCratiF subscriptions. and ihe paper has continued tr | pick up ever since. Mr. Marble has continued | tn purchase the stock whenever it could b' ! obtained, until hs DON has the whoie thins ' in bis own possession. As another ssidcnc. ' of his financial prosperity, he has recently purchased an elegant residence on Fhta ave | nue, for Ss5,0O0. Socially, Mir. Marble s ou' | of the most charming and fascinating of men | He has, however, e great aversion to pubii speaking, ard will inyanably rsUEin awal i from a banquet or dinner f there s any dan ger of his being called upon to respond lo
 toast He has certainly had most wouderfa
 and extraordinary career.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

THE RUsH TO WHITE PINE-A San Fran cisco exchange says private letters recently received in that city, from Chicago, state that up to February 18th, the Railroad Company had sold ten thousand tickets for passengers to White Pine, to be transported during the month of March There will doubtless be an immense influx of Eastern people as soon as spring opens. It is but fair to presume that many of these people will find their way to Arizona before great while. We know that their expectations will not be realized at White Pine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

"oyKRLASD MONTHLY n-COpies of the March number of this valuable magazine, were received in Prescott by Tuesdays mail, Its contents are: "The san Juan Difficulty ;r "Six Weeks in the Mud. story Of the war; i; "wayside views of California; ;- How Our ChinAmen are EmplOyed;7 = Trade with the Cannibals, light narrative of certain ad- ventures in the Pacific; Better Cheer" poe try; "Our Ar. Possibilitiss,1 "Ay Cloth Of Gold" poem; Footprints of Early cAIifor- mia Discoverers;" "An Unineorporated Asso- eiAtion;n up in the Po-go-niP,' vivid de- scription of a trip to the summit of Treasure Hill, White Pinej "our Manufacturing Era; :" 'sIn the Tunnel" ~Ete.,;n and Reviews of Cur rent Literature,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20
The Amendmsnt.

A correspondent of the E'0gif, writing from Washington, under date of tbs e5th ultimo. thus refers to ske debate on the ChiDsse-nsgro Amendment.
 The Senate Judiciary Committees new Suffrage Amendment came up to-day. The amendment has been telegrsphed in thess dispatches, and the amendments to ths amend ments reported last night were also prDpossd The speeches on the question were very spif- ited, but more sorry defense Of the innov1- ton than that made by Stewart and Wilson cannot be conceived. The frzt dealt in yenge- fal loyal platiGudes, by which be knows 20 well how to empty the galleries, and the latter was in bis most God fearing and fiber ty-lOVihg mood, and hurled the oratoricsl rock Of ages across the Senate Chamber, clear up into the deserted galleries. in opposing the amendment of Mr DiTon, to sDbrEit the proposition to State conventions. Wilson yer dantly and frankly confessed that if put to Q yese ef ;he people, the measure Wos!d tail, wherefore the interests of God and humanity required that it be rushed zt once through the trooly loii Legislatures, and declared adopted before the masses could get chance to vote upon it. Garrst Davis and Mr. Hen drseks spoke against ;his change in tke pssn- ' eiple Of our government as a trick. fraud | and lie upon the declaration of the Chicago | platform that the question of suffrage in th'
 Northern States properly belonged to th'
 people of those States They were wilIin,
 10 propose the amendment. fl in any way direct vote could be had upon it. That tn
 honors Of the debate belonged to the Demo crats was evident from tbe studied sileno
 which the leaders of the majority preserved
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

A PRIVATE letter from Los Angeles, Cali fornia, of March sth, informs us that many Arizonians were then in that city, preparing to start honewari. Among them were Messrs- Campbell, Moves, Rash, Lount, and Henderson Q! Prescott: wm. H. Hardy, of Hardyyille; Judge Hayden, of Tucson. Chas. Gentle was also in the city, on his way to the Colorado river, to take view. for his pro posed work CT Ari.cn., prospectus of which we have received.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

PRoN FoRr YUAA.--Under date of Fort Yuma, California, March 4th, friend fur nishes us with the following items:
 Chaplain Blake, U. s. A., (insane) arrived here to-day, from Camp Mcdowell, Arizona, and Lieut.. ncCannon, lith Infantry, has been ordered 10 take charge of and proceed with the Chaplain to Headquarters, Depart ment of California, for further instructions.
 Ford, of the Sed Infantry, who killed g Mexican here some time ago, and was sent to San Diego for trial, returned a few days ago acquitted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

CoarSG BseK-The many friends of F. G. Christie, the first Recorder of this county, vill be pleased to learn that he designs re- turning to Prescott soon. X letter from him to his old friend R. W Groom, says he is home-sick, and cannot get used to the ways of the people of New Mexico, where he was at the date of the letter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20


 BousrIEs-The New York Tribsne of Feb ruary Sd says; "A soldier asks us what are the terms oi the bill for eduaIizing bounties, reported by Mr. H. D. Washburn, from the Committee on Military Affairs of the House. The bill proposes 10 allow every soldier, sailor or marine (ineluding slaves and those recog- nized by Congress in an act of February l3, 1862, for the defence of Washington), who have faithfully served and been honorably discharged, the sum of eight and one-third Aeli.s= pe. ..cath ler all the time he h=s served between April l2th, 1861, and April 18th, 1865. To any soldier discharged for wounds received in battle, or in the line oi his duty. the allowance shall be computed tn tine end Of the term for which he enlisted The unmarried widow, or if there be none the children, or if none, the parents of every such soldier, sailor or marine, who has died will receive the sum to which he would hav, been entitled But in computing the bounty to a soldier, sailor, or marine, or bis represent atiye, all bOanties heretofore paid or now pay able by the nation, State, city, county, towI or by any municipal organization or yOlunta Y association, and all prize money paid O pay able, shall be deducted, 90 that the aggrc gate bounties from all sources shall in ever, case equal, and in no case exceed, $8i{ fO each month of actual, faithful service. Bu no one who served as a substitute, or wh'
 was prisoner Of war when he enlisted, O
 who was discharged on his own application
 except to be re-enIisted, transferred, or Iro
 noted, or who was discharged on the groun
 oi minority, shall be entitled to the eqnAl
 ration of bounty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

TIE WRoSG PAPER.-The Santa Fe Ca sett< is mistaken in ascribing to the MINER certain stupid remarks of the Tucson Aris0- nian about Mr. DeLong, late editor of the d,isoaian. The MfsEs has not changed eds itors, Mr. GarStss, and does not eovet name for insipidity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

NOTABLE DEarH.-M de LAmsrtine, the poet and Historian, died at Paris, France, February 2s. Lanartine had the reputation of being the greates, began of his time Although in easy circumstances, he was con- tiuually craving aid from his friends and ad- mirers in Europe and America.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

THE PLACE FOR WoMES TO Go.-The Ne yada Assembly has, by vote of 2l to IS, conferred the right of suffrage upon wo- men, and at the same time refused to confer the right of franchise upon the negro, for the reason, it is said, that they do not wish their lady voters subjected 10 the disagreeablenes of attending the poles if jostled about by gen tlemen of African scent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

SINCE the completion of the railroad from San Jose to Gilroy, the time occupied in making the trip, overland, from Los Angeles to San Francisco, is less than three days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

LEGAL TRsDEKs--On the 4th inst, at San Francisco, legal tenders were quoted as fol- lows; Buying 761< selling, TT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

M. CAz0TTE. French Consul General at San Francisco, died in that city recently of typhoid fever, aged 4s years. He had been on this coast for 22 years He was highly esteemed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

J. c. BARNET, Of Santa Clara, California, has the thanks of the MIxER, for files of San Jose and Santa Clara papers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

WE learn from the Santa Fe, CNew MeIicol Gasette, that Col T. II. DOdd, Navajo Agent, died at Fort wingate, February 10th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

MARRIAGE or Gov. HoLDES.-0n the 24th of February, Lieutenant Governor Holden was married in this city to Miss Nellie Moore --SaA Franelsco Dispa,cA.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

IxPRovISG.-Aecording to the Nsrs, the city of Los Angeles is improving rapidly. No less than thirty-fvc houses are now being built in that city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20
N O 1T I Q E

Au r.r.or. inaebs.A 10 JAMES GRANT. sisPsf y nose or book neeoant are requested Co c.h % lne , si.ne ou or befsrs ths arsi day o April ltos and S sks sAaas, lhsy wish to sys@d cos.s yovv.nD.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

THE total debt of Los Angeles county, Cal ifornia, is said to be sls0,253. Quite sum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

TIE Boston Aasertissr says that Maine is a "Mormon recruiting ground"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20
OFFICE CHIEF COMPREHENSIVE, Department of California,
 siT EEARSEY STREET, San Francisco. Cal February. zs. ysss.

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 No eeairnt made under ths advertisement vii pe s. riefrud n ffcs un,l sFFrossd bs :he DePasirsn Ae " vision CoinlnandaFk The right o fsjsci bds reservea conside'sd "f '1' good of lfe service. -. | HENHfC. HODGES
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-03-20

san Francisco oAgency.--TH0NAs horcg h the ouiy anshsflfrs arsei hg The MrEn n San franrisco osr-x lsA he oce No. D ,secud H.ofl, Msrrhants s Eschanrs, California street below Moutgomsry, vil b- promptly attended "a.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ew.YoRE.........."."....~ n.


CLEARED.
q n'Tss s N,TSs ssSSn ssd ssTSS Flag os
man Fnauna; Arsdae Rdlgs Eewo!les3si Geo Washes'os
eager New oTsse ys.ag hsa Ssy.sssS NosssSmerr
Iyou sysnuS6 nha,,sn wSoan c61rlss,Sn EisH psrr,
Gsopr,,oSv RSorS Price Acana T. r. Beart Fsneb gat
moe Elizabeth, Yoang Baiumorei Harvest Chadss Providence
BayIsascr sssS cor Falmouth for orders Ai'Un Car
Brgs-Alce Franklin, Bpwp Ponce; p T. u g. Berry Cs'ou
seSsCse Van Brunt Tcoser Fsano cEaI. ThOmp
snssd PA.; raos sa;ekiod bsr'ilIss s c [s ES
ek FULLER wa9g0n 4 5. S5a.n Snsy LaTsyr5 sTI
ii Raxjn Uelss BnJsspors s D. Sawyrr Casbs Salem
3 G GcEea MObtis St.Gio Sparkling HOse. Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship samaria, Lott Liverpool Feb 10 mdse and pas.
Steamship Jas Adger Lockwood Charleston mdse AID 1a'
Brig Melose, Grggs llamilaB, Beruaia u das SAG -,
BdS George Grossly saba, W. L. Feb ~ VIA 81 lio@a' fso -
''iSds' Brs CAMILLA strOa,, caIearsp, DAYS, sugar
BSS S %sislor Cole Black R1sr Jam g4das woo eog,s
R Bs G I P s.n!1 r1S s1as S SSa msp a Z % sissS sA
s Race. L'a!p &.G cslsse' Si,sss y y s5 s1 ,asia.,.
sST ssS ,Ss, ss GiA;5 a T'. 81 & G.1. 3d. % Gloucester
scuooSERs-HIyER AN oo@rweE
David H. Sinner, Boston oa~sri, E%tSeast
Amo, FanLrnJurg Providence. Charm. Providence
ESa SorSien puta. Sew.Bsdiod.
SAILED.
& q, ,S,as 9 Ss GEORGE Cen
Grant and AAdae for New oreaus Manhattan M Charesos ssu
Terry for Hewbern NC Empife Aexandrs Isaac Bell
k Kpight for Georgetown 10. G. Ships-Nautas for Loa
don Joseph for San FRANCISCO anchored at ouArAntns
ARRIVED. Sunday, Feb 2S.
Ship Cornelius Grinne Spencer LoudOn Dee mise and pAs
scbr Was Awake Wing Port Sal lOnd, l6 days eocoADos
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sS.Tos YS ,S s1 JSss sS rtSS cao Sn @
sehrs Narsgansstt Boston, q. {. Meyers jacksonville
wunNGIoN n G., Feb 2CleaTed sieamsbPs Re0seca Clyde
for New-Y YoTk, and James A. Gary, for Baltimore
SPOKEN.
sA, an.weu from HARE NeNIork Ian 20 lat 80 Ion 90 20
Baik ssEah Kng hOn NswHOrk for Havana Feb S lat % Ion
T1lG - NJ, A.. n, "a ~. m,
SIS r Of Le Highlands
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

steady al 81 ConMlss better sales 7o eush yellow q
unchanged Groceries and ProVsoness aog reHoean
Nnehaneed Whisky nemAal and nBchaeRed -.
B1ITEoEE Feb 2otton quiet steady Mddhng upland
loe fairly sehVS A. pFsvoss qgoia'o5s wheat an' VALLEY
Road 81 81 IS dul White Ha9+e yellow hrm AZ
SCd9ae du a 7Se Rye dun a. 81 SeSs 81 Mess PORK
Ees Isle shauders 5iS Hams. ad2e Lard quiet at 2c
NonitR Ala COttOnDemand limited market duhi saes
"a helss. Low M3dings 26ir receipts, 234 bales -.
CHSEiEsros c. Feb Cotton hme holders teo SIZE lor oay
Ss are issIug 2sld28lc o hddngsi sales 2AO bales re-
- az ,ies erpefts othe Continent 4O5 bales oasiws 5 bales
IuGrsrA Ca, Peb 2z-Coiion Market hIm via 'NAA ~'
49, of Is9 bales; MiddhngS, IidZtlc 80 49,,
sIVINNAH Ca, Feb 21Cetion tnn Win no uepanu
nisT aud nes nominal; RIpOrts-oastSlse oJ haeS nj ~
WtNseToN C. Peb 27-Spnts TnIpentne an. hesl q,
Crude TurpeudRe unchanged Tar oeeHueu =" - " Wv
aoa
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
pAO0ENCERN ARRIKEn

PROM LfvERPOOL-In steamship sanara Peb aL--Ihenss
Perkins Chn and vile Capt w. r. Sehwap. Srtwel j.
od Greeuhalgh Martin Bogg. A q. Gill; W. r. Milton John
TYLER. Mr. wife and children W. D. Sloane. W. IT, Cram sell
Miss Nary Gebhard Charles Nichols j. Grose, Mrs Reeera Wt
Miss ucy Tms p Jobnsoe Edwar Gebhar, Da AThov J. RO
senha p and wife. j. Sehedt r. Dele am. sia Jobs
Kohat Kohisaa g. Jones, wife and ehifen D. nghe
john Hart and wife Edward Butler John r. WTay Geo VAIL Lieut.
O'Gnlv. Geo. Goodwin, and 20 in the steerage
FROM CHARLEsTON-In steamship Adger Feb. a.
vantoldi W. H. Kuhn j. Tobsh Sanders. Meauhy IT, Mar
shall Mira Caoper J. Kens j. T. LaNe Mg Jaek"n
and lady j. b. Belts ADAMS g. H. horton' Mrs W Nism ans
10 steefage
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
NEws nACKAGEs roR THE pRESs.

Captains pafers arriving this reqHeed 10
deliver packages addressed the Associated Press onF
persons exhibiting the wnsn authority Of W. Saonto General
packages Journal Of Corerc Tes TRlBgSE
World Sun EJpress Eveng Post COHasredt iciier Ntddb
Zeng and Y0rkcr DaJlsdr sh0ad
be delivered only o the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
grr SuuSs.

A A-50,0O0 DOLLARS l.!
"A. Worth Of DRY GOODS 10 he sold for cash,
UBheard Of bargain. viii be offered in -.
, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE LiNENb At TuinpuS prices II.. :,
The attention Hotel Boarding House and Houskeepes getraU
Is called 10 The ~ TABLE DAMASK. al 50 cents.
IOuD BkEAKFASTCLOTHS. only So cents
fnl tie all LINEN NAPKINS, al 81 80 per doL
LINEN D0YLIES. rs cents per doA 1.
- TOWELlkG, 10 cents per yard.
: FRESH GOODS AND NEW PRICES. .ft rr
We shall oBer barraius
Magnificent MARSEILLRS QUILTS st 81 worth S5
hlsh Douhleback MAlSEILLES QUILTS. So
- =, bED-IlCklNG from IL cents per yard, up , .
seah 'n priced aud humbuggg stO but go to the store nA
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SEEM
and o1er hem TO the public At about half the price that bsed
H. c. ,. KOCH VII also Offer
epetdd yard-wds BIEACHBD MUSLIN for l7ic. I
EXTRA HEAVY UHBLRACIIBD stllc ...I
nboo. CALlCOES Al greatly reduced prices
Do not waste your money at hghg.ssd stores bot buy 70"
KoCs for a eents per yard NOTTINGHAM LACE extra
wdei and eegsut sets for IS and So
CURTAIN hAIEklAL for basement windows Al any price,
Ready money is great object dull and have been
enabled TO bus three Of .- .n
RICH PARIS PoPLrEs. worth s2le, .
At 90 per dre,' plain and ehangsabe. ~
FlNB BLACk ALPACAS, at 9lc, ,95e, 3Tlc., and See.
JBr BLACK OF BLuBBLACK. 81.
NEW SklRIlNGS In all coors st 3Oc. per yard.
ALSO, A SPLENDID LOT or FRENCH PIoUBs.
Very sns and vide JACONET at Is cert, worth esnis
They little aoed but not Injured.
SHIRT BOsOMs, Zoe. PLAiDS OF ALL SIZES
Henkespe furnish their houses
that iheJ would pay st ordinary stores
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Parcels delivered Brooku. Namsburgh JesJ City Hoboksu
eghborng free Of purehse
KOCPS DRY GOODS FOe TllB MILLION
No. IS CArmne st, Bleeeksr.
The sIthae and Fulton Fsry lBeecLsst t6s door
~ A m ~ A
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eaHH Sttamtrs.

euHn &ttamtrs.
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL
II uEITKD STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Rssal.r Mail Steamers sailing on the 1N Of every mouth
s0UTH AMERICA, Capt TISELgPAuoH February n
MISSISSIPPI, Capt sLocUh March ~
MKRRIMACK, Capt WKIR, April ~
sail schedule time and call at ~ Thom
Ps Pahueo Bahia aad Rio de hsro going and returning For
ensarementa Of freight passage, apply 30
NM H. 0AkRls6N. Agent No. BOvlucsress.
CTEAM TO ANTWERP-lNMAN LINE.
- cry or MMERlCK...,".,...,.'.,Aph April ~
CITY OF PDUBLlN.,.....,..,....s...hAy hAy ~
Aud monthly throughout tle season Applyto ,. No..
JOHN u. DALE. Agent, No. u Broadway
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San u,s ..... 6:35 san ssts...... 553 sloon rises sR
DAY. -
Sandy Hook. s4I Cows 1914 Hell Gatel2D
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printiHs.

EVERDEIL, No 300 Broadway JOB
- ppSTRn sTATIoEHR and REGRAYRR Bali Cards, Dancing
ProrImmss Ess and glssshi stIei At Low PRICES
TH0MAS L. SUTTON, Printer, No. ll3 Fulton.
It bswseu Broadway aud EsssGas job aud cara rnDs
all lis various brahcbss neatly done At log priesL
TNM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 FultoE.st.
w -sT2AM JOB PRIATBRs aaA LAbM hAhuTA0IO&
gRk
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durpuratiuM nOtinS.


oy,os ., rHE CouI,.rosER oy TAKEs AND AsSNsHsrs,
No. 81 Chambers t., EKw'foRK Jan =, 1904
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-N6 Notice Is hereby
gsn that R0oi the Real and Personal ks'sie OF
~ C And CouBT for the 1902 viii be open f n
spseon revision anI ssI N0SDAf jan H. le, and Tl re-
ma oueu m the April 1893 o the correction Of error,
and the ssssrts Of the anresa res. and pesoh
sstate the City and Coan fNsuYof ~ persons bsethg mem
.ls Ia he ared male application 70 the CoGinissousrs
dug the period bave mentioned 10 order obtain the tei provided
- E Tb s Of 1850 provides that dnAng the sine the books shall
bs open 10 public Inspection, a. hefeneeoe Polleu
NAV Re mds by any person considering himself agEnelea V e 40
[ ssoS ~ b real or personl have the same cor
rects IN nch application be made In ealon 20 We ssssed
or az rsl s,s,a made writing stating tue ground Of o
estoh theso AID tAseupsn the uson shall esne INTO ns
sompautt ami H. adEnept the assessment
,hs esn corrected II such application Se made 70 70
valuation 81 personal estate he
a., IN h The aid CemmssoncTs Who shall be authorized
10 .dnluss such oss hem and hh OF ae
oneous tiey sh the same TO be corrected
aBd sh Asse'smen ,hsJ m 2 e n 20 70 & %
No reduction shs be made BY The Beard o
Of anJ on real .,ss ~, s
unis., s appsar under cath ammauop 'at he pV R
TeTd v within the period o ao ofrse
hoB ofaSs reason Of nehhs1s % A.
D. W. BRoWE,i : Taxes aud
O. w. DEPEW, } Assessments
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NAfhintrV.

DOYHToN's roo,
VIZ No. Ils staisTt. Hartford Conn
T1RTCSSON CALORIC ENGINES-Greatly
~ inpIoyed Pres reduced New and secondh'sd ,.,n,
~ 'Dp'''' JAMES 4. ROBINSON. No. lst Dganete
T0R SALE-STEAM FORGE, in Baltimore,
IL Mo Addreas PORGB Bltinors'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

OFFICE of PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
" Co Nos 50 spd 81 Wslltg NEw,foRK FEB u, l,ts
Directors this day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE " PER
for the quarter ending January 81 b
PAYABLE al the Conpany's once, MONDAY harsh J.
will be closed SATURDAY 10th Inst h3p u
and reopsned "WEDNESDAY, March 1863 81 10 BJ order Of
he Bond of Directors THEODORE T. JOHNSON Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

CHfcAGo H., Feh 10, 1904
NTOTICE--The STOCKHOLDERS Of the
~ CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
Ned that DIVIDEND of PvB PER CENT free q oovsnmen' tar
been Common Stock sad COMPANY
payable The oes Of the ComPsIy Ag5I Ms ~ n yESIft
Co Pnst York MONDAY the loty OF March hei
te the hoers OF sad stock registered At closing Of books
1-,rstsr' an he al AZ March ustt WIN NJ. LARRABRB,
-'---' secrs and
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
Salss bp Sutton.

A UCTION.-By ROBERT S0MERYILLE,
IN Aueoneer sserfoom No 81 Nlssanst PostOmes ROBERT
sOMBRvILLR win AUCTION MONDAY March At loi
o'clock No. n University place between Thirteenth and Poureenh
Elegant Honsehoh FURNITURE embracing Arnser Wilton and
Capets Rosewood Black Walnut and Furniture Cabinet
Ac