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B4LrrMonE, Nd, 2i.h January 1870. 4 80 : ~

CRoTos MARKET. This 1no markot, l5O12Ol, en-.
oraons an area Of 5000 square feet situated Fourth
avenue and Fort second street affords tho be,
openings Tor butchers, nshmongcrs, huoksters grocery
men, sud others. II IL Immediately adjacent TO Fith
avenue. and the great Vanderbilt Railway Depot. rho
inhabitants OF the ncignborhool among the wealth.
lest nnd most liberal in New York. Occupants OF the
market VIII soon oe able 70 build up large and lucra-
two business. There about 100 etandS unrented.
These viii bo let at the extremely low to OF s. per
week, To active, energetic tenants tins 10 tho bet
market oponng in tho city. Further particulars ln0y
be obtained Of the supeilncndc dent. Geo O Huins at
the market Or Of the proprietor, Thoo. Weston, In
gibeere Vfeo CToton Aauedact Department, CITY Hal.
--AdU.
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Another Model Policeman.

Officer Dyer, of EldridGe street, was accused
yesterday OF blackmaing Mrs Mary Schneider, Of 81
Elizabeth street. Mary says that this model oficer
falsely accused her Of stellny watch and took her
to the ElriIso street police station, and that sho
was obliged TO give him t21. Frederick Boyer,
a. her cOm1l nant, has charged th1t D. CT attempt,
cd 10 steal h's wlte's witch and clam, while lie
on duty IN lhe Bpwery, m full uniform lie further
slys uiat Dyer persuaded him to give lin flGO, and
that he threatened to "pull'' his concert saloon at
n Bowcry, N case OF refusal. the onicer's side vi
the case has not been heard.
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According 10 their last official statements,
the national banks Of this city held ON the 22d
of last month $50, s3i. as Of specie. while on Oct
o, 1899, they had but &lo1o4,24O. The State
banks ALEC show similar gain their specie on
the 18th tf December, 1860, having increased to
g. 299, S39 from (2,l8O,s57, In some individual
cpses the increase is more decided still. The
National City Bank, for example, which on g ci
9, 1862 returned only 5000, 500 of specie returned
on Jan. 90, 1891 ,d97.. Part of this is proba.
bly, on special deposit, but it looks very much as
though the banks were getting ready for 10.
sumption Of specie payments
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THESlrALn nospIIAL CONTROVERSY.
A Court OF Inquiry Ordcrcd-The Navy De-
pnrtment In the fight.


pnrtment In the Fight.
The recent controversy between Surgeon Jack
son OF the Brooklyn Naval Hospital, and Lieut.
Commander Mitchell, concerning tho alleged refusal
OF the former TO admit the latter to his hospital as
patient to be treated by surgeon In civil life, is to
become n subject OF onBcia Investigation. The facts
In the case have already appeared in our columns,
and iresli In the memory Of The Suns readers
The affair has caused 90 much excitement In naval
circles, and 80 many important legal features are
connected with II Necessary 10 DC liked once for all
that Tie Navy Department felt compelled 10 order an
Official examination, aud Court OF Inquiry has been
instituted to meet at the Navy Yard next Tuesday,
Feb. 10, TO ascertain the facts and rerort them TO
Washington. The Court will also determine whcth-
It may be necessary TO prefer charges against any
parties
1ne Court viii consist OF Rear Admiral Sylvanus
W. Gordon, Commander William ID. Waiting, aud
Surgeon Joseph Bealc. II 10 understood that Mr.
Solicitor John A. Bollos, Of the Navy Department
VIII be present to assist IN conducting the inquiry.
One of the reeults OF tie Court OF Inquiry will be
the more exact jc6uition OF tho rights OF officers
and tae authority OF surgeons.
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Six Ognts from an Insnranes Com rany :.

Some months ago the ship star Of the Union
sailed from this polt for San francisco md Pacific
Islands, and returning home with a cargo Of glnno
by way OF Cape horn, she ran into the brig Simon
Holly. The Union was badly damaged. Tic cap
tain sold her T. 1000. There were insurinces on
her amounting to $4,000, 1850 OF which WIS In
TIE sun Insurance Company, and Ia recover tins In
,urance Capt. Reed sued In the Marine Court. lie
claimed on the ground Of total loss, but the eV
dcnoe proved only partial loss and after JUDGE
Monyli's charge, hto Jury rendered u verdict six
O. nts for pllintIH
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Admiral Rodgers's ruR-ship-Fcyer ehips
for the Tropics.

The ffigaic Colorado, flagship Of Rear Admi-
raj John Rogers, will 80 into commission next
Tuesday, wien the. new broad pennabts, alter the
Bremen style, will bs hoisted for the Admiral, and
the long pcnnant sent up in the regular form. The
Colorado will sail during tho latter part OF the
month for Hong Kong, via Cape Town Batavia,
and Singapore. She goes under canvass alone.
The Yantie is ready for to proceed TO Join the
Darien expedition. When she arrived at this port
from the Tropics, II officially reported that she
had yellow fever on board. Her com mander died on
board from what was called yellow fever, ard some
Of her crew were lost IRON the same disease. IL IL
stated tht since then che has not been frozen out
fumgated, aud nothing has been done to destroy
the seeds OF tie disease which experience shows long
fingers in q craft II has once invaded. Yet she is
20 be sent to the isthmus OF Dirien, where fcvcrs
most do abound. The sloop-of-war saratoga IN
the same tx. She goes TO samana Bay. aud we
stall doubtless hear from them az ain In unpeas
Ant
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We wcro under the impression that the
ex-oiicials arrested by Collector BAILEY were
anxious for speedy Investigation Of his charges,
but the proceedings yesterday in the case before
the Commissioner against Gauger FARRISGroS
would indicate that we were mistaken in this.
The District Attorney presented records from
the Office OF ex.Collector Shook, consist
ing Of the returns Of Mr.. HARRINGTON, as
gauger, Of various quantities OF spirits, and
purporting to be signed by him. lie also
introduced a witness Mr.. SuooK's clerk,
whose duty it was to receive the returns and flo
them in the Office, and although these returns
were accepted in tho office, and acted on as the
returns Of Mr.. FARmssros, and tax received on
them, and the whiskey removed from the
bonded warehouses, yet the clerk was unable to
say whether these were his returns or not, and
Mr.. FNIRISGroS refused to either admit or deny
their genuineness. The clerk whose duty Il was
TO receive these returns, aud whom the prosecu.
tion might be fairly presumed to regard as the
proper person by whom TO prove them, having
failed the Government, there was Of course no
other alternative but to postpone the examination
and subpoena some other officials connected with
the Office, for the purpose Of proving that the
turns signed by him and accepted. at Mr.. sHoox's 8
Office were his. The case went over till Tuesday
next.
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Al s3 Amity. street, second door, back room,
nves a very respectable. bard.w orking widow named
Phcbe Potter. She has i've children, And mother
"A years old The family IN state of utter des.
titution. They have slept on the floor during the
winter aud have suffered through want Of food and
clothing. Mrs. Poters husband was lost at sea live
years sgo. Before that the mily were In good CIR
cumstances. We simply call the attention OF the
charitable pubic TO these Iacts
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Considerable mirth has been created among
the officers dong duty In tho negbborhood OF Front
and South streets Gouverneur street. at the
pence OF one OF their number who has been detailed
to keep watch and guard over u duap,tated brick
building owned by Mr. Henry Bsrgh, IN which tho
nelglboring urchinH have not len solitary pane of
glass OF door.
The sun., 1870-01-12

The tournament Of tho Brooklyn Chess Club
is feature In chess circles, show. the following
results Y, Il. Brenzinger won l3 lost none; j.
Mason won 8, lost none; Capt. Mackenzie won 8,
lost 1; @. A. Gilberg won Ia lost 3; Dr. White won
s. ost 2: f. Perrin won g. lost 2; 4, Delmar won l5,
lost4 -Four prizes ~ be distributed to the most
successful players.
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Jack brennan, notorious character, and one
Thomas NesbtL with several OF their satellites
went into a. NJ 1irs tarroon, s96 Myrtle ave-
nue., brooklyn, yesterday, lor the puspose OF
cleaning i .u," ON aad hi. party, however, ceuS.
Nesbilt Tne police arrived aftsr all the fun Wa
over and arrested ,l and Pat. Connen IIughey
Ward, PAT. Crane. Jack Conlon. jim Cornell, Dick
uFe laid
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The BrooGiyn Police aAd the License LAW,

Gilbert Dsherow, salo,n keeper on Fulton
avenue, was taken before Justice Lynch on charge
OF selling liquor on Sunday. The charge was pre-
lerrCd by one Robinson at the instgaton OF Police
man Myers, and Mr., ). Clifford Nelson was retained
Oy the Sergeant o. Police to conduct the cas-,
behalf OF tae Excise Board. Although tunhcient
evidence was said TO be AZ hand, neither the com.
plainant nor the officers appeared Anon the case
was called, and the accused was discharged. Tie
Excise Board suspect their ofcer.
The sun., 1870-01-12

NEW NoRK, Friday, Feb. 1l.-Fnr beef cl'''H tha
masfct was talr at ilYl0isc v n. flr ccl. 90 .fct
" pllmt. Tue sheep market was ush nYd t.tIte al.
5.i@Isc. n. for ronmop To iar. Dressed uIgs Ntra
si"adJ al u5sSu1c. for Western, ana ~. BI.'.c, fH
The sun., 1870-01-12

BriLr ToILRr LECTURE If your ho'r is nv
or fa1od don't use vnrulsi.hkG dyes Guu hS color
Ing mixtures. Use the preparation, H'li HIs VI
tala, or salvation for the Hlir Il Ciclr -csnli
wnter. IL makes no tOi deposit At tho bottom ~ be
bottle. It II rot sereeupd from tbs liptt VIA tlh
paper covers, foI there Is nothing In VI dl-.u-aS 70
conceal. Yet II impars q more natural color " tbs
faded nDres than any o. the dyll.-ltp.
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Rev; S. IRESsUs PRME, ID. d. 49, TI- As
unHnshaa genuenan yIut5 ~ th3 .cr1u OF a,
Cotton Dental Association; Having hAd 0ye teeih
removed wthnnt tue least pah IcNpres, my - lututa
and re nlnenh Tue process as sale and E cfcN FV
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Gnslnrss Nnluts.

Don't T,fHe wIti n Had Couch or 'o'd'
when remedy as sure, prompt aud lh'T'''n =
JAMES EXPECroEANT can bs readily ".ih'o'~
Sold cycrS where.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. little Intcrna' Revenue
Bureau has ordered that on and after MAY ], tho
only methods Of canceiing addofve atImps shall bo
by ritins with ink oI name and daie, by cntiinx
aud elncelling With "WLeoleI's Patent CaneelleT"
The sun., 1870-01-12

MIRIAvuRv ALNASN -H't' ~
Sun Isee. ~ tall, scTs.... 81 hn'1 lss 80
HlUs WArEN-rtfS
ANDY HOOK, 4 Is Gov. .lslnu.. 0 Vi U.4uH" 81
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The consideratc working man, vho unj"r. glss
true economy, ~ invited TO cXRuirc the HdNuuf -
offered by the Mutnal Benc1t savinSs Bang3 10 Tu
Sun building opposite City Hall. Call for o c..tuAf,
-
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Mr.Eeo. l.. Fex aud mnmIet.
The following correspondence explains itsel

The following correspondence explains itself:
a., NEW YORK. FeO. II. 1870.
DEAR sIRi During your pantomimie preparations at
the olympic IN this oty, n consistent with yDuI nr.
ranpcmens, We should receive great pleasure Ia wIt
Messing your famed mpeTsonatIon OF aktspeaTv's
Hamlet.
hel md any other OF your numerous hstrionlc
acneV, lhcne, ms las attached most considerably 10
your cei urlty Win the American pu 1c-om tho lgb
position accord Il you by eminent native critics
Tie nA ked originality aud excellence eVldonc I'd by
you n the ChaIacterS In which you have alIcny Nj.
tcafeu INSPIRE us Win nn ardent defo witness
Hamlet. With cAleetn, , ours truly
(sgned by aleflon OF prominent citizens by iar TOO pu
megouh 10 puOtf ~,
NEW YoRE. Peot l.. lsIO.
GKETLRmEi
Lani,cl- he body Is with the King but the King is
not with the body. he KING is lhlng -
Gands'Ssrt.A Lhlng ny lordp
anu q ! after. IhStoui
Not he NJ at all inclined to he hddeh notw thstan,
Ing my TREND BOothe Justlytamed lmpeTYonA and
mastery getting up" OF shak pearse Iainie et have
rendered II somewhat dnieut task canuOI but weld
Ia your earnest desite TO wltnefs my attempt In tle
part oil IL. d. tliamlc', Dane)
With respect, yours truly
GEORGE l.. FOX.
To the legion OF prominent oitircls, friends AMI ad
mrers.
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Hntis. Pnrtics, Weddings. snow "rd UIIiR
Roots and shoes, ali stylef, mudufntt pl't@ " "''
d CoNa Union square.
The sun., 1870-01-12

IT YOU would mTkr go1d trv'S'w'nt| -hJ
vettnHnis that viii return YOU twol". ', ~ fn
your money, go 20 Trnpha- -rn, Hunter " 'uf 90
anil tdl DOwery, and purchase your c''Ah "'"
better, none cheaper Ia tho maIhet,
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MARINE INTkLLI6 ENcE

Hazard & caswelrs Cod Liver Oh Is tnc bet
The sun., 1870-01-12

Will tho truth about the Methodist Book
Concern ffnuds ever come to lightf The Book
Committee have just concluded ssecond investiga-
ton into the matter, and alter q session Of two
weeks report rs follows;
I. On tho QUESTION, I'm respect to the manage
mcnt or conduct OF tho Hgents, or either Of them,
Concern ~ tic Committee were unanimous In giving
answer IN the negative.
On the question, 4" Has there been anything
fraudulent or corrnptin the practice or conduct OF
any employee tn the Book Concern so flr as tho
printing department " concerned ~ the Committee
voted eleven IN tho ncsldve, two Of the Committee
declining 10 vote.
3 On the question, "Has thero been anything
fraudulent or corrupt In the practice or conduct OF
any employee in the Book Concern In resp CT to tho
bindery department - the Committee iully dclb
Grated, aLd decided in the negative by vote OF niue
to lour.
This has, and Is probably intended TO have,
the appearance Of completely exoneratug every
person rgainst whom charges have been made.
But on tho other hand, the report Of a minori-
~ Of the Committee, which We pint this
morning, tells a very different story. Is il
possible that the majority of the Committee
desire to rerpetrate a kind of pious fraud on
the community, and make them think there is
nothing even Suspicious in the management OF
the Book Concern, when there isl
The sun., 1870-01-12

The Board of Police Justices meet once
every three months. their sessions average a
half hour each. They have but little to do,
and one Of the Board acts as Secretary.
They have never desired q salaricd Secretary
On the contrary, such honest men as Justices
LEDwIrH, Cox, and HosAS openly declare that
there is no excuse for the employment Of such
an officer.
The Hon. TNornY J. CAMPBELL represents
PsrrR BARR SwEESr in tho Assembly through
the will Of the people Of the Thirteenth Ward in
this city. Mr. CAMPBELL is very handsome
young politician lie wears diamonds. aud dresses
In broadelo,h. He holds some siuecures, but wants
more; 50 he shjves a bill through the Assembly
providing for the appointment of clerk to the
Board Of Police Justices, at a salary Of 60, 900
per annum. II is generally understood that Mr..
CAMPBELL is TO fill this sinecuro himself
Some Of Mr. CAsrBELLs constituents are
growing at the advance in rents. This bill gives
Mr.. CAMPBELL $1,000 for four Aours' ,oors-
t'eeHtyyfre dollars minute, AMI JoTytoo eents
ssooSd| Mr. cAHrn.LL wears an Immense gold
watch and chain. lie says that the chain IL so
heavy that it has worn out two valuable waist
coats within two months. OF course tho people
must pay for these garments; but Is not the
prico u little too steep?
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HLNN1 tIINEIt,
NEW YoRK, Feb. 10, 1870 I'M. VkI,NuN.

NorR1he names ofho writer's OF the letters given II
this report, aud tie LTinH felor,O To, nro utr II
us puo"eiuon, bot a-e In the possess on OF lhe Com
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The Wynochic CLI,dren.

Subscriptions received at the once OF The SUN
fol- tho rol.ei OF the Wyole family; :.
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SEw YoRE. reb, Il. $50.
"Clcanina Our' Broollyu Bur-room.

To the legion OF prominent citircns irienis an 4
mlrers,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
THE LITTLE PEAoEMAKER.

Mamma leaning z4inst the mantle
 With her raee all in pout. Papa hid behind the paper
 Shows here's beea a falling cut. Lil-, si.iiog on tbe carPet-
 Faxen hair and sly slue eJes- Looks from one auto I4e o.her
 Wilh a grave .arprise. Til at last she drops her Do1r
 E:ssa softly fIom tAe floor, Pazsas F., who tries iu vain
 Ger the daiiy news to pore; Catches namma's listlass fingers, Tugs away ~i,h all her might, And her baby voice CT pleading
 Pats all angu ,5oogata c lirbt. Dispersed angry fsei.aes wideiy. Asjhe 'iads would scatter cdaf, Mother stoored and kissad Der darling, Breaking in merry laugh Papa dropped hiE paper joyous Caught sweet Lily to his breast Now Pll stop, for more is useless, Let the render guess the rest,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

Brick PomerOg speaking of divorcss, says Chicago ia a sudden town for this business Che woman there, not twenty,four years oid has been married nine times. and rather like it Boot. Jlaeked for ten cent, dyorces throwa in. The man who lets hs wife go through he c.iy in separate carr ge is bravsr than he who stteth 'o rest or No aesr-trsp. Every third package st the delsr store has ,:vorces as premiums The walters nt rhs hoie.s di 7orce you, sni bring new wife between qacn course Ministers io churches announce Ser. vice in this place al the usual hour The con-. tribution box will now be passed while appT- cants for divorce will please come farua.d for prayer, la BeecLer, Barnam aud other min isters of that ssy.c. What God bata joiuqi asunder Ietno man put toee,bsr.'"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

Secretary Fisk received a telegram from Ha vana, through an American official source stating that one citizen of the United States was killed and two were wounded. The Sec retary Immediately ielegraphed for the par tcuars
 Teiegrams received by the Spanish Lecetion from Havana to-day confirm the reports relative to the continued advance of the SDaniards through the insurgent districts.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
NOTICE.

10 the unknown heirs of ThOme, P
 deceased, their guardians. a,a,., all other persons interested. "'
 Ton are hereby notified tba. settlement of th- estate Of said ". ln the Probate Court of sAii Co.',, '''' rlfory on inc 18th day of llarc5 . balance ot ''iGe hundred anj ,5;.. n: A 8nd eigbfg~eight cents, was fora5 eslais, and remaining in tb. barI" l'~ 7. ' " erner the aamiris ra,or tbs,a(S ',1e he ondtnsignsd having been .,. sad Prc5ate Court. as an arsa, <. '''' 'eSS'on sn1 charge of said money,. -..' given bod as required by lss v: ~ same for the term of one year. ,l.' tialm and demand Of tAe iaxf,I L deceased " '' 1-.A AL inc expiration of one year .,.. ii i5 uncaiied foc. wi'lb- paid into h.7. Treasury Of sai1 Territorg ;a "a "'ih The statues i. such cases mad. Tucson, March 10th 1868.
 JOHN B. ALLEN ..1o gent and
 Territorial Ts,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

The Ionian Isiss have been visited by all earthquake which resalted in the entire des- tlucsion oftho the town of santa Maur.e, on the Island of that name, wilma large losa of life. This information is conveyed in some hasty let teFs from AIr. Robert 3 Eeep, Consul al Ath~ ems, Iba' city has be.n visit oy the Black Storm resulting in general sickness. Per, haPs' says Ar Keep, 'The earthquake which has just destroyed the town oi Sausn Aauria, on one Of the lonisn Islands, the sqcie Leu, oas, and ciosO to Ithaca, has something to to with the depressing state of the a,mosphal e. Ten men have been found dead under the ruins of the houses and fifty wounded"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

Miss Olive Logan and Ms, Kate Field arc engaged to lecture every wess-lay night to ibs. en ot the lecture season. The same is trna ot Anna Dickinson '' u ue
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

The total number Of passengers landed @ at Nsg York in 1869, is 301454, of whom z0SSS9 were aliens. Of these, 99,6o5 were German; and 66'2O4 Irish.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

The Star says tax another srteslan well bas been completed in los Angeles county. on tho Cerritos Ranch Permanent flowing water was struckai the very moderate depth of IS feet
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

Given un der my
 seal a Of the United S,-. Court of the Fir,t j.-,' I-- triet of he Territ.''-' ''l, ths ILrh day cfP. sI 1870. to a,
 0scAa BUeg4,
 Clerk Dist.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
NEW ME4IACE CARPETS and BLANKETS

We have sn hand and are constantly e- ceiyng tull assortment Of every class of goods suitable for this market, which we ohol on the most reasonable terms. Que of our hgm resides in New York Cily lor the cole pur- pose Of buying goods, and being ia market con- S-"ntjy. Our merchanaiSe Is purchased on the most advantageous terms 1hsss whs deal with Us can rely upon eur stock eeinp of the best 4aaty aud S! the lowest prices. We would cali the attention sf merchants from ,hls Ter ri,cry as &ile from Sonora, ts gar well assort- ec atock especially suited tothsir marke, aa, csn coahdeHtl, say it wiH be to their sdvsn tage ts exaralns t before purchasing slsswhse
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
NoTICPI

The United State. h Count ta. tg9tt:5 59 .s ssI r0li'aFpi' MoFenoJ 1ila'4s 1tis3os%,tc.aae.. ,t |.
 To POAcarpio Moreno. d.e
 You are hereby summo.,
 ssppsar snd answer tho comrin and , niss wi'h the clerk of thu, P'aia' b the county of Pima, and 'gsrs;. uFt, s; N copy of which is herewith s.'.'9Ty q \ the time hereinafter desirn.,,''55 ,'5 gpa ', on you of this summons srI' ail- \ sueh 'eryise, to wit; if the s.s .S'''e wtThln he county in which tG; tGc;;I'4t., twenty days if the dsfenaan,,' ',' aeaa. the county, but in tho DistrIct i, '' s'a is brought, hirty days; in ali il ~. sai' dayi, " d" 0'hs, s
 The said action is brough, to o,.. this court, that certain properly Sa'i S0n.'i' ing to you, seized for yi6la,;' u'Fs laws of the United States, and n. lscriosd in said compla;pt l0F' forfeited to the United Stafs. ''-4.s
 And you are hereby notified. e P pear and answes the sad soi '-'i q .eqa.'ed, the said plaintiff will sr or tne rslIeI demsndod in suid ,,t.sy
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
FAKE NOTICEE
 HEW GSSDSg DIRECT FROM NWE YORK

WE wsuid respectfully EnnoancS to the peoplo O Tucson and vicinity, thns ws have oa hand large and well asserted STOCK OF MERCHAEDTgR "hOCEhi ES, csc., also, best EL PASO WINE sud F1NhGAG, which sEer fer sale st th oHsst fguTas.
 H. LEsINsKY, < CO.
 East ftas Main Street Tsss,B, AT.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

TO LEruAr RAvENswo0D, 1. l., TWELVE aIN.
fourth stree: ferries at Hunters Point, one Cottage OF H.
one OF rooms aso one CT ~ rooms with stable carriage
WILKINSON, "a Trout street
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN. HUDsON CIT,
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE
Eor Sale

A GREAT BARGAIN ELEGANT GOTHIC VILLA. ls
IA elegantly furnished all con
tory, gardeners lodge stables houses
sh ponds 1900 feet of hcd with choicest
fruits IL and suitable building lots now ha
somey laid out in lawns apple pear and peach orchards
situated prominent wide In Jersey CITY, near
horse ferry every few minutes Must be-
sold to close Only as2,500 for property
Terms to suit purchaser Florists srecuators
wishing hne residence should examine this property j. NJ
ctrculNa
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

L,OR sALE.-A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO EN-
II gage In n profitable business already established:
humbug Inquire of Mr.. SAVAGE 25i Water street. from
tn1
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

EoR SALE, ELEGANT PARLoR FIRE AND Bus-
II gar proof Sale. with marble slab. Apply l26 East
Twelfth street, Fourth
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

TOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST LIQUOR STORES IN
IL the Eighth ward inDan House. corner of Greenwich
and Charlton streets satisfactory given selling
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

INoR SALE--A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE,
the principal business part OF Third four
years. lease en $500. Apply to r. GAFFNEY Auctoneer
s25 Bowery
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

GUNNER GARDEN-TO LET OR LEASE LARG z
- House beautiful shade trees East New York cars pa
the entrance every five minut es, low rent,
B. d. ALLEN, corner OF Broadway and Ralph sv..
BROOKLYN. r.. ID.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

A FINE FARM OF 75 ACRES FOR SALEM ONON-
daga county i've miles from Syracuse splenddy To-
Gated and under high state OF cultivation with buildings
&C. 1t will suit admirably party with wishing to re-
IRE from business For particulars please address box 1
Herald Office. =