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New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
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BoTTLE
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UnquesoBahy carried or time and 10
depend wOas regard 70 tie qsahV
contents Of the bottle.
Ny conclusion expensive wrappers oeB ransfss
OF the original plate taken BY dishonest
have been consultation with Glass Works In regard %
H. they assert that they bottles for ne
pattern Of the spurious have purchased all bottles or Ses
from hessTs Sheets Dady Ksusgtou Glass Works and eA
and every bottle has the following plainly blown three SIDES Of bs
bottle. H. T. HELaBoLDs GENUE FLUID EXTRACTS PHIIADEL
PH The spurious has not and the the lettering b
st without removing the wrapper 10 majority s cases
add blown tue
used aBF bottle without this preeautiou.
that the enanated from
varops
bills when procuring their
pies which dncuy iu tracing
PREPARATION fluid Of the DOa Censsa BusAa
Leaves
Any druggist physician patient that at all familiar wish the
properties would baye difficulty DErEcTiEa
the slightest regard has been paid 10 The coeais i
the spurious bottles simply oored liquid with little taste oder
very important item 20 druggists that quite qusn me spa
roa has already iemented and such result has occurred
70 The geDuue imane what the scee
haye formed Who unfortunate have purchased
which possesses medicinal virtues But my friendly Iva
ons extensive aequahtsnee and the bare
taken VIII prevent its will greatly appreciate tae
druggists will examine their stock aud report WILL PROTECT
sucH
WITH
Any Information derived esdag detection will be thankfully
eeiyed and receive reward os ONE THOUSAND DoLLARA
u. T. HKLMBoLD.
No lO< south Tenth st. Philadelphia,
No. 500 Broadway, Eew-yeYx.
p &Snfe the Insertion the following Dugg hae
ky reported aud returned the spurious article aud been aPe via
GEoR0E C. PORTER Forysesondst and Broadwayi coHco-
g Bowerg; X A. SANDS No. lB BoWeTy; H. PAEPEKy
FuEtseHb sEthaVe Nesfok and many others In Phadsf
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
Refrirerntion. as means of preserving animal

and yeseabie substances from decay during ranspora
tnn coming rapidly into railroad cars ana ship
and promises TO be OF great benefit to tho world
the lowe leo and Refrgeratng steamship Company OK
;s ctv propose 10 demonstrate tho utility and praeuca.
h,ty OF tho plan grand scale. The ship Wlh Taber,
iS I'M the Fast River at the foot OF Nineeentst Is
soo 10 mako trip 10 Texas, for tho purpose OF bringing
hack cargo OF beef fresh the day IL Is Killed on tho
nrairies On Thursday next, fow favored gentlemen
arc invited visit the ship and oEamno tho maolnerY
aud ia method OF working.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-A solemn Pontif-
cal Mass celebrated this morning at the Cathedral OF
St. Peter aud st. Paul. tho occasion OF the removal OF
tho remains OF tho Right Row. Michael Egan tho first
Bishop OF Philadelphia, and tho Right Rev. Henry Corn
woI the second Bishop Of Philadelphia, to tho vaults
under the Cathedral sanctuary, in the Of the main
altar The sermon was preached by the Right Roy. Il.
Lynch, Bishop of Charleston, 8. C. The speakers among
the clergy present the folOwng The Right Rev.
Jeremiah Shanahan, ID. d., Bishop OF Harrisburg. and
the Right Rev WIN. OHarra, ID. d. Bishop OF Scranton.
Bishop Egan eOnsecrated IN lsi0 and died In 1914
Bishop COrnwell was cOnsCcrated IN 1870.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER RUTH

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 16.-The steamer Ruth,
which was burned yesterday in the lower Mississippi
River was OF tho largest and finest vessels in tho
Western waters sho was owned by the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship Company cost 1866 t2OO0 600.
and valued at 100000. She was insured for $4,000 IN
Western companies Her cargo OF 1000 tuns valued
al bout s3OOO Tho fire originated In tho hold the
boilers, and she Immediately sunk by cutting hole
In her bow she lies in Is feet Of large portion
of her cargo can be saved In n damaged condition.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
III Notices Of
name aud address.
DIED.


BoYLEon Tuesday March 49, Mrs Sarah Roberts Boyle wife Ofp
FsseTs services s he Clutch ofe Holy conuuon
and TWeHihst at oeock on Thuslay, the lA is'a
Portsmouth, n. H.. papers phase copy
BARRETTIn Brooklyn Monday, March IS ofdPhths. csrrs
The relatives aud fends ofhs family are respectfully invited TO attend
the I7th inst at O'Clock pm. e
BOoTHoa Sunday March A. Alice Seymour irhn: dauSh,srOfM'
\. H. and William T. Booth. aged months -
The re's and friend; ofhe y are esS TO attend the I'Ssra a
nesday, March II. at 10 o'eissk a
BuRR-on sunday March 49, consumption Henry Burr, 10 the
% u. sa also ,ss member 3 Of Peal.s es
Lodge No 81 q O. y respectfully invited sl.s@d u.
IetDpdDsteeg sga Sscopeare on WEDNESDAY the i'b 'a''
CARPRYTER-n this city, ondsr the 18th inst. this late Iss
deuce No 25 East Eesutst, Charles l. Capente IN Tue '
Tie relatives family Ie to attend the funeral
At St MARKS Church conner Of ss1 ana sso ave. on iIu''S
COREY-Ou wednesday IS. Ns sarsh W. Ccrey sister
ofhe CoEey Of Utes, nd the Rev. Corey Of Ns~-
The relative. and friend, family respectfully invited to attend
oil ofhf 9is sister, ~ NS 8 @ss thii.t
CONoyRRAer brief ne's Ella only child Of Samuel aud Carrie
The relatives Of family invited 10 attend the nsrs
HSa.as iS ten ds,,'1% oa TSursisy MsS s O'clock p m
FREBMAEAt Railway j. on TUESDAY March s Isabel M'r'
TIE res and Gl.pd oth fa aysi 70 attend The fa" ri
inst 10y O'clock Train leaves foot Of coGrIaHdt'h at $40
i5 Carrie daughter az H. r. and ~ j. taungton
The fueIa will take place Wsdnecay the l il At oeoes
invited to attend without further notice.
LNDSAY-n Brooklyn Tuesday evening" the leh lust Hancab.
the late william Lindsay " the iSgh TsarOf her
Notice Oftbe feneral hereafter
MEaRIAM-On Monday 49, Auue NJ youngest daughter Of
Isaac l. and Ellen ~ Merriam, the 8th Of her
aud friends invited to attend the funeral on Weiuestsy'
tbe l7th ins o'clock residence Of her parents No
hlst The renaGs Hl be taken to OsNeso Zoe
ntenuent
RASKS-Ou Monday March u.s. 1860 JOha RanlO the sO year 0f
his
The relatives aud fiends 0f The ny invited to eud bis funeral
Thursday the 18Th inst, at oeioek from he late eseaee
No. $50 ChniOu-st, Brooklyn without further notice
ROSEyEET-At Bergen Hghts NJ j. Monday March Psmes.
Roosevelt and daughter Of Da'dPg OF Northampton
Fulton Co., ". Y.
The relatives aud erds are her huea on Thursday
the O'clock the residence Of her soaialaS WesS
Gleason in Bergen City.
sURGEr-ou Tuesday MaIshs Jacob surs ia the 9th Ofhi
Tie relatives ard friends family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral bis residence no. 20 B BeVenht, On
Thursday afternoon at O'clock without arther notice
TAJCOTT-Afer Illness Monday. March IS Rteeea w.
Of William a. Taco Ia the 2Ji Of her
family Invited 10 attend Ter funeral irum the rest
mother No 6 0rahds JERSEY City Thursday March
10, at ! o'clock p
VAN BLARCoM-In Corawa Saturday, March 49, Sarah VISA
Barco daughter Of jobs A. and Mary Van BlTeom. aged
The relatives aud friends the nerl Wednesday
the 18th lust, at O'clock al 81 Johas H. b. Cbacn beiS%
ave-. corner WilsOnSi, Brsokyn T. ID.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsUINGToN March 16.-The following Mdship-
men in the Navy resgaed W O. Scott Charles H. lhEss D.
Winnie d \ Little 3D. lloyd Wslisr Frazer T. Green w s.
Long L. woslsN W. L. BALDWIN. J. IL Burns D. heCary H. D
ssperso Commander h. Taylor detached from the Naval Aead
amy and placed waiting orers Commander Greer detached from
hs arl ordered the Naval AcadmTi Com
suer Ralph Chandler detached om ordnance duty at tho New for
orders Commanders Austin Pender
rs aud d Bine ordered ordnance duty respectively to the
Phlsdelphia and NeWlork Navy Yards
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
ST PATRICY'S bAY
THE suAMRoCK IN AMERIcA.

TIE SHAMROCK IN AMERICA
When you asked me. to-day, II knew Of SONS way
greeR,shamrock to copjure. bes borrow or steal.
Aud told yOu, my dear that for you and ne, here
No shamrock t emerald faessgould reveals
was wrong, confess. for its trae, and no less
That these grow ior hearts In each object We view
% the Cry Winter tree, the sh,gs out At sea.
Green sAamrosks galore love- ior mo ana Ioryos
just lOOi fIom your lattice and SEQ ginkirg atUs.
Prom over the street. ron oi telegraph pole
IS much as T. say. " Won't yoa gather spray
FrOmth shamrock that wresits he does pon tnY soul
Ihen the grocery stal. with It's cabbagss al,
Add eirrois aud tlrnips ald oniots AID mint
Calls TO mind the sweet sprg that With blessrgshbg
B'cf since from tie hand Of ST Patrick II whit
F0r tell ron, TO-DAY. that although faF away
Fson the Land u the Shamrock the aad that xe lose
There's balm il each breeze. in the lanPpos trees
10 The brown street below ani tbe blue SKY above,
Tbat the bear. gehtly uto smiable grooves,
As We think how we live in tbs land Of The free
Where we grow in our hearts all that freedom impsrs
And shamrock galore, lore, for you aud form
AsfkALD MAC TEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE AIRLINE RAILROAD TO BOSTON.

The vote in NewHaven, Monday, on the
Of lending the credit OF that city Tor $500 90 on
bonds Of tho corporation In aid OF tho pro
nosed Airline Railroad from New-York to Boston, re-
sulted I'm favor OF the loan by vote Oh WI 10 %
,rov of Middetown, and connecting WIN tno nvs,on,
Hartford and Erie Railroad, viii shorten rsd to I5
-, New-Yurk and Boston, as now lEaNerseu W
tpe sprlngaed route, twentysx miles or over VI o M
in time The preliminary surveys nave psen e ,ost ~
the Engineer, Gen. EdNaru W. ociiSib " 49,
haa
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

Tn. demand for De Cattle this week has not been rood aud prices
acre than when last queled the arrivals tna Gales
reached $50 head principally Lancaster County cattle Far coed
ssTe at H. and prime and extra Cattle sold h9l
9Ic quality sold at hOn 60le. y I'd gross
market quite active ana orer prices we're wet
apaued sold t from U9e 10 grSss a. 20 eoa
diten
made AZ om SIS 50 100 n 1900 head changed ha1d
Cows-Fhe for Cows unehangd $50 head sold az
om 415d head tOr SP'ngS and from Stg9S head for
Cow and Cali
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE KANSAS AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.

ATcnrsoN Kansas, March 1G.-MajOr Fan
ming chief Engineer of Acheson aud Nebraska Railroad
has lust returned homo after making examination Of
the Nemehaw Valley Railroad route from White Cloud.
Kansas to Lincoln Nebraska. lie reports II very easy
route being valley for nearly 30 miles, and only for
short distance wuull II DO tc have grade OF ~
feet 20 the mile The country Is settling rapidly aud the
people the line OF tho proposed route are anxious for
lts .p,c1y COustruCtlOu.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
SpstiaI S1oiias.
Asbury
TrUE VWSIfE COMPANY

LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. 2Jl Broadaay. Corner Reafe-st n 7.
rt A,hnrv CnpsBy commenced lds meeting vita
S success hayo already issued 0 Pol
res insuring Sl5i0to0
l without exchange eoadtons-'a aiVanGs
offered br other Company in the state.
DIVIDENDS popular Partnership Plan" introduced BY tas
Company.
DepL pAa making dividends according the esPa (ss
val) partner Company entitled TO mueh
justice sHd simplicity probably hits upoa tie PnePs
which would eiopt batting the assets ~ mutual C0n
pany in winding up through Roevershp oherss
- LEAUEL BANGS President
O. RLLIorr Vice Pres ard sesy McCLISrocK, Aeaary.
A f..g Cd sac citorsw
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BARRETT CARRIE CUsIlALS, Myrlle-aye. rstessTa.
BOOTH ALICE SEYMOUR No West Four.eenih-st.
BURR HENRY A. Methodist Church, corner Of OHenpndredaab
nipeeen,hst and Second ave.
CaVANAGH MARY ANN No. il3 GreenwichA
COREY, SARAH w., NJ l03 West Fohythrist
MERRIAN ANNIE NJ, No. l4J Fouy-ttiri-sL
OUIRK. MICHAEL No. 81 Greenwichst
RANKIN, JOHN Ma $50 Clinton-st., Bro1kyh
SILRCKR, FRANCIS b. No. $40 Wasers1
SULLIVAN MARY JANE. No. Az Madissu-s' t
VAN BLARCOM SARAH ST. Johns 81 r. Charcb. DeiforssFs
pYook
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE MEMPHIS pENIrENrrARY INVESTIGATION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 16.-The inyestiga-
ons into tho Penltenary contract makes startling
development 10 appears that Hodges and Weeks, tho
contractors who recently notified the Governor that they
would vacate the grounds the LIST Of April have drawn
from the State Treasury $4,000 Of which has been
returned The contract which specified their bond for
$4,000 has been puTloncd from the Sccreterys Office,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
necIslon br sccretnry FIsh.

I NRW-fOKk, NAV u IIoT
D. wEsr L Co.. No. ~ CouuandtL: The DKEP NEIL PrHr
which purchased Of nearly has been ~
aud has entire satisfaction has sissered to al s va
/ promised for HAHLT0s fisE"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
DRAMA.
BOOTHS THEATFR.

The continued success Of Romeo and Juliet"
at booths Theater be gratifying to the talented and
entepsng manager it certainly is to every lover Of
Shakespeare and there Will be occasion for change
o. programme here for q long time to come. We are In
formcd. however, that other plays IN course Of
pparation and that they will be produced in due time
Meanwhile, Mr. Booth appears Romeo every evening
except Saturday, and Saturday at a Matinee. Mr..
E1Wln Adams viii play "Narcisse" again on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

and tho bnrlcs1ue Of aladdin, tho Wonderful scamp
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Florence to perform In the Icket
ofLeave Man." and the public need only be toiu 'n' ''
is The last opportunity but Of seeing these iavores
Miss Marriott clever English tragedienne an" MI r.
Catbcart commence an at Woods ON Monday
evening next.
THE TAMMANY
The management of the Tammany IS con-
son, nrcseptpp something new. the noveltythis week
benr the Gregory Family performing dogs ponies, ana
,onI,ovs There is to be ST. ParicRs Day matinee at
th r,nonv this afternoon, and the regular perform
opce will take place in the evening
NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
Mr.. Lent presents this week another patch
of novelties Mile Carlota de Berg the daring eques
nne has returned to company after an absence OF
year, as has also Mr. James Cooke the wehreineui'
bered character rider" The startling ana uanHer
ous flying tapeze feat repeated every evening by the
Rizarelu Brothers while performing dogs ana horseS
give variety TO the entertainment. This popular place
Of amusement will be crowded. this afternoon ana even
ing by hundreds who will take advantage OF the holiday
pcTfOrmances.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

The Dalsfon spa LithIa SprlnR Water contains double
s quantity q mineral halter q Other spss is moLs .aasoas m
sal bilious colsga bVl W dsaggtA Try aud 6e S6a'Gstg
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
MARRLED-
ust be indorsed ,ri& hn

RwINEArIASsAt the residence afts btss paeHis Tues
March 10. Rev. q. X Due e. j. lraia MEs "a
Nsthans daughter Off j. Nshans, all " hs city. no cards
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
RROuGHAM's THEArER.

Mr.. John BrOugham and his company Will
continue TO make Much Ado About Merchant Of Ven.
Ice" tonight previous 20 which, however, they Will n
troduce again "a gentleman from ireland" to
crowded house One Of the pleasantest features Of Mr.
B-ougham's rev bnrlesque is song by little Clara
Il'her whose fresh young voice and graceful Of
Gu ion arc alike charming. Her sOngcomio words 10
the melody Of The Last Rose Of summeriS heartily
called for q second time almost every night
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
NOTES.

The Davenport Brothers will give. their first
nerorance i'm his city since their return from Europe
at steinway Hall. tomorrow evening They are an
nOunced for six entertainments
The " "tronblen is advertised to commence at
t San Francisco Minstrel Hall this evening at O'CLOCK
The Siege of the Blondes" takes
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
WRIST INDIA MARKETS.
pnlLAnELrHIA CArTLE MARXET--Mareh %.

Havana March l6SugM qaeti No Il D. S. gdofs'- Eiehani
"a. as. opotatiOns uaslteFed
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
Fowlsr,s UurIvaIed Adding DlnchIue.

FowIer's UnrIvaIed Adding HlachIne.
desire an Adding Machine that tsnug tbs bs.
oSe1 siS SS aeS 1s eau &C., VoSLsa Price So
uSa B. ssO per- week machine.
S'"''0'A '"' 4. 81 Ps1krow SsS.iort Rsosa No n
John r. Henry,
vuo, 70 An 4 F'teSSff sIEyf SsS Eoe GGJEipIyo
"HIaasAhi PFofrETSRY ETtf MESiG!SkS ESH '''
PS%fi"i PS%ia r%ss ff''' Soap! SS5.; rs%sdss
German Coognes. French Brushes
a esei @s FULL STOCK Of rsey an.
TGIe GSSa' all grSa' i'sn % best %aEsr ,..., NJ COL
LfGE-PLACR NEw-YORK.
Cos No. g r,,srSs n u ASsH'' for oS''"
PsSSilss SfIAS md InfoInsaoa Zee.
: Patent
SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS.
Adopsed by Gevernmsnto all Psgs GaiEs s's
on at ho principal Ho, Banks stores and cossss
steamboats,. railroad er Sc or da.as l01sf Al sSA1s
No. 81 BsslmlnsL. Nsv.fOrk.
The Hydranlic Clothes Washer.
fs-.tI Will DO your washing Thoroughly
WITHOUT BOILING, OR RUBBING.
H. HICKS, General Agent No. es7 Broadway.
for Illinois and I'd, riISssgri ss;Sgr 1 TEHas.
BAnHadss s'1a'ia Z PHILIIPS. isS publ.s.r.
ndsrs tue circulation Of rHE QUINCY WIG
sr ap medium Of oo%SaSsaton ao saa
%iis WIG Is published both daily and weekly Il is ssas.
Republican In politics
specially % Commercial News having editor eHPoyst
solely the Commercial department Quley located on The
Mississippi River 200 miles above ST. Loas Is tie second ely ai
no point population buSess importance. The popatsa
about % coo Several hundred bniisgs are
erected annually 1henw railroad bridge nearly completed ssklas
poiut shh H0 MssouF connected hy ea
rails following eeaeies;
IlnosAdsus Hancock Knox MeDououga seh1yler hesrys
MssourSoolsnd Carl Snivan AdsIr Lewis Lnn Macoo.
Shelby Marion Monroe, Liungston, Chanton OFandy'
Terms for Advertising moderate Address
BAiLHACHR Phillips. Publishers Quincy Whlg ohnr. IE
Ar fsenin,s former superintendent, DiAneena's No
"A sxth re TIE beat SILK HAT maanissipSsd' esI St
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
wALLAcK's THEATER.

Mr. RobertsOn's charming comedy Of School
will DO presented at Walacks tonight, for tho third
time. No play has recently been given in this city
that has moro quickly won Its way with the public than
tins and IS duo to the simplicity Of tie plot
and tho air OF every day life that pervades st. well
% good writing and good representation. OF the per
formanee Of the piece last night, nothing need be
added to what said Of its first representation except
that anything, the parts better sustained.
aud The acting more nearly perfect than on Monday
night.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

II you desire an Adding Machine that will the snng Of tba brss
ard one that will add up oans time (which
other mache de get PONLBRS Price 81 SentC D. d. %
upoa receipt Of price 10 registered letter. .
cleared from the sale 81 these machines II
NewloY State. The right fe sale G. b. FOWLER, -
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
BROADWAY THEATER.

Our recent notice Of this theater and of Miss
Kate Regrolds makes further comment on the perform
McesHt tho Broadway now unnecessary The SHADOW
VI Crhne'' and Rieheeu at Sixteen" sim comprise
the o' Miss Reynolds appearing heretofore in both
pieces mere 10 70 be matinee at this tbeater also,
Saturday afternoon
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-21
pestructiOn Of Balloon.

The French aronaut. M. Eugene Goddard, has been making ascents in his enormous balloon, La Colosse, and taking passengers aloft at the rate of three hundred francs head. On his return 10 earth at the end of hls second trip, he met with strange mishap. At about six miles from Florence the volume of gas was diminished; The grapnels were thrown out and the party alighted in the midst of a crowd of gaping rustics, many of whom had pipes in their mouths. NJ, Go3ard, having to let out the gas remaining in the balloon, politely beg ged the smokers to retiIe; but (says a corres- pondent) he might, as we'll have spoken to the cabbage growing around All the louts passed forward, pufing away and lighting lucifers on their sleeves The consequence may be ima- eined; in the twinkling ofan eye the air was a sheet of flame, and though nobody was hurt, the balloon, valued at 5000 francs, was re- duced to Under. Then followed disreputable scene of vio lence and extortion. One insisted on compensation for the fright, another for his pig, whose tail had got Einged by the fire, an- other for the pestlential effect of the gas upon the cabbages, and so on. As these demands were enforced by decided threats accompanied by some significant cudgel play, the aerial travellers wese compelled to satisfy all de- mands.-C COmmoner
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-21
NOTICE.

Territory of Arizona,
 County of Pima,
 To the unknown heirs of Thomas r. McIal deceased, their guardians, agents, &c a all other persons interested:
 You are hereby notified that upon fnl settlement of the estate of said deceased, hal in the Probate Court of said County and Ter, ritory, on the 18th day of March, A. D. lS@ a balance of nine hundred and thirteen dolaa and eighty-eight cents, was found due ssil estate, and remaining in the hands of Soomsl Warner, the administrator thereof The undersigned having been appointed tI said Probate Court, as an agent to take pos. session and charge of said moneys and haying given bond as required by law, will hold il. same for the term of one year subject to h' claim and demand of the lawful heirs of sail deceased.
 At the expiration of oneyear, said mone7 if uncalled for, will be paid into the TerritOrs Treasury of said Territory in accordanc with the statutes in such cases made and prg vided.
 Tue son, March 18th 1869.
 JOHN B. ALLEN
 Agent and IZ-n Territorial Treasurel
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-21
NOTICE!

N Otice is hereby given thatfron N and after the FIRST DAY of MAY, 1869,l have ceased to be member of the Firn HINTON HOOPER & Co.
 E. HINTON. Arizona City, A. T., May l, 1869. 3n;fm1j
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-21
NOTICE !,

kEr, FRANCIS HINTON having retired froa 1Vs the Firm of HINTON, HOOPER & Co., l' business will be continued by the undersigned Ip % der the firm name of HOOPER WH1TINGG t V All outstanding accounts and all claims aga,3' the old firm will be settled by tho undersigneo
 WM. B. HOOPER
 A. II. WHITING, Arizona City A, T, JAS, M. BARNEY May l, 1859' Jso. so s S.cARE 3m :fmI5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

PICTURES DY RICHMOND ARTIsTs.-1n HOr-
per's Weekly for November 18Th is a full
page drawing by Willie L. Shepherd, Of
Richmond, entitled :The Invalid Going
South for Health" In the usual language
of compliment, we might say that it was q
fine effort, and all that sort Of thing, but we
really want to say something lorc earnest
than that. And we ought to say it; for the
picture is worthy Of study The altogether
motherly look with which the matron re-
CARDS her invalid daughter, the tired and Il
little bit fretful look in the face of the inya-
lid, and the quick, careless, "right-away"
look of the son who accompanies them, are
things that require the true artist to pro
ducc. 4 man may draw IL hundred pie
tures-and good ones, too-and not get into
them all as much well-defined expression as
is in this one. IN the same journal Of No
vcmbcr 90 the same artist demonstrates his
versatility by "A Political Discussion"
being group of three aged co!ored wood
sawyers talking politics. Its full Of humor,
and so litclikc that we know ut glance that
it is the work of Virginia artist. These
arc true Virginia (colored) gentlemen that
he has drawn. They haven't any like them
further down South.