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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-19

GOLD MEDAL RANGE-IMPoRTM TO HOUSE.
KEEPERS AND BUILDERS What the community
have long wanted Is good cooking range, suitable
Tor summer well winter. Mr. j. s. Clark NJ.
zoos Market street. has, after many years of practl
cal experimenting, perfected such range. 1t has
two cumbersome for summer and the other for
winter-which can easily be adjusted and give but
little Eeat in the kitchen IN summer, whilst IN win
ter it VIII heat three rooms comfortably. 1t bakes,
boils roasts, and heats the water all at the same
time. 1t is perfectly air-tght gas consumer, and
requires but half the amount OF coal OF any other
range in use. 1t keeps fire for greater length of
time and is perfect model in every respect Every
body should see this range at the warer0Oms Of the
patentee, j. s. CaIk, No 1908 Market street. as all
who about to purchase will be convinced OF its
superior advantages
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CLlRK's CELEBRATED GOLD MEDAL SALAAANDER
HoT-AIR FURNACB.-This celebrated Hot-ar Fur
mace has teen thoroughly tested during the past
four years, and has given universal satisfaction. 1t
ia the most powerful heater in IL will do more
work for the same amount of fuel than any other
furnace that has been introduced to the public
In construction it is simple, aud made throughout
OF the very best material aud fitted with great care
1t is selfcleanng, and will burn the whole winter
without rekindDg. Very little care and attention
arc required to keep 1t in operation.
There celebrated furnaces are supplied with the
patent evapcra,ing chamber by The aid Of which all
the impurities OF the air are destroyed, and line
volume OF pure, moist hot air is passed into the
rooms above. There are seven different sizes, so
that they may be adapted 10 houses OF any size and
capacity
All are invited 10 call and examine these cele-
brated Gold NetdI Salamander H0t-dir Furnaces at
the warrooms OF the Ii manufacturer, JOHN S. CLARK,
No. zoos Market street.
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assy@ THE NOVEMBER MEETING OF THE
S~ SUNDAY SCHOOL TIE CHEERS OF Philadci-
phia OF AL denominations, win be held uDdcr the
direction OF the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School
AssC cia1ion, on Monday evening, November 81 at
at the CHURCH or THE COVENANT protestant
EpiscopaD, FILBERT Street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth. Address by Rev. HENRY G.
McCOOK, of this city, formerly OF St. Louis
Slbject, "Obiect and Outline Teaching Short ad-
dresses will be delivered by other prominent Sunday
School men. l1192tt
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N o Il | G K 8
MEMS ENTIRE SUITS,

MEMS ENTIRE SUITS,
As iotg as 80
Better than are sold elselyherg at
s12 to s1b
Others at st2, S13, s15, SIC, SIS, $40.
Call ana see.
Ralt,rap bet,ceen BEETGTr TGT.S & Co.,
t'' "" ''N''' 0'''''' mo 5lS MARKET SrRBBT
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RfSy~ REV. A. A. WILLIS, d D. WILL PREACH
"~N in the WEST ARCH STREET PRES8YTE-
RIAN CHURCH, corner EIGHTEENTH and ARCH
Streets, tomorrow at lON A. M. aud ~ 7. M.
Evening sermon-the fifth OF series on interest
ing incidents in the ministry OF Chrst-"Chrst's
Conversation with Nicodemus."
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CLARKs "OCTAvAR," or third hand attachment
can be applied to any piano. The brilliant musical
effect produced cannot be described Call and hell
it at No. 604 Arch street.
Free to all.
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sfSyA OPENING SERMON or THE Fiji H AN
~ pua SGries, under the auspiaes of the Young
PEOPLES Association OF the TABERNACLE BAP-
TIsT CHURCH, CHhSNUT west of Eighteenth
stree will be preached tomorrow Sunday evening,
November 90 at 30 o'c X, by Rev. A, j. u. BEII-
RENDS, Pastor OF WashbprtOn Avenue Baptist
Church, YonkersssN. j. Subject, "The Path to VIC
the direction OF John M. Evans, Esq. Young people
especially invited. Services IN the morning at I0k
O'Clock. Sermon by the Pastor, Rev. G.. A. PELTZ
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nSSyn THE THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF
"SS THE MONDAY PRA AYER-
MEETING Will be held on Wednesday, 23d inst mt,
at 10 O'Clock, at the CHURCH OF EPIPHANY, FIF-
TENTH and CHESNUT. Rev. DR.. NEWTON will
conduct the exercises. Addresses by Rev. II. JOHN
SON, DID, Rev. T. A. FERNLEY, Rev. f. HEN
DRICKS, Rev. THOMAS M6LCOM, Rev. b. L.
AGNkW, Rev. F. CHURCH, Rev. Dr.. EMERSON,
Rev. j. r. GATES, and Others
(Signedl GEORGE II. STUART,
PETER B. SIMONS,
THOMAS TOLMAN,
JOSEPH III. SCHREINER,
ABRAM MARTIN,
CHARLES BROWN.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n@y- REV CHARLES wADSwoRrH WILL
OF TENTH and FILBERT Streets. 10 ssF
nSsy- CHRIsTM e. CHURCH, THIRTY EIGHTH
and BRIDGE Streets.-Rcv. G. III. FOWLER,
DID,, of Chicago, will preach In this church sunday,
November 20, at ~ p. nj. -
ROY. CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
LOCUST Street Street above ,.I Fifteenth IT s0 Ry' ,1i D
~ Pm
psSy- THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
WASHINGTON Square. - Rev. HERRlOK
at 10Y a. NJ and ~ P. M. srangers welcome.
nsSg-- BISHOP SIMPSON Will PREACH IN
"@S EBENEzER NJ. E. CHURCH tomorrow morn
ing at 1OT o'clock, and Rev. j. L. GRACET In the
evening at O'Clock.
Street, below Szth-Rev. j. p. GoNKEY,
Pastor, will preach tomorrow at 1OK A. NJ and ~
z. NJ St
psVsn ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH, TWENTIETH
and CHERRY Streets-Service (Chora0 and
sermon to morrow evening at ~ O'Clock. AT this
service the seats Will be free. IL 3 sat
nSs~ CENTRAL PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, N.
LII e. corner FRANKLIN and THoMPS0N
MITCHELL, at 1OK A. M, and IL p M.
kSsp SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
THlkTEENTH Street above Wallace
at9P. NJ.
nS7sp DIVINE SERVICE (PR0 rEsTANT EPIS-
- copaD will he held in the hall of the COURT
LAND SAUNDERS COLLEGE, THlRrY-NIN TIL
Street, above Market, Sunday, Nov. 20, at 10 80
A. M. AID T'sO p. M Sunday school at 25O.
nsyp ALEXANDER PRESBY TERRAIN CHURCH,
~~ NINETEENTH and GREEN Streets. Ser
mon to Young Men tomorrow evening b. Rev.
GEO. f. CAIN, Pastor. Service commences at ~
O'Clock.
pasys FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GER
MAN street, below Thrd.--Preaching Jo-mor-
row at 10Y A. NJ by Rev. Il. B. BRUBN, and ~ p
NJ. by Rev. G. w. BROWN, OF Denver, Colorado
Seats free to ALL
ses~ CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
RIGH1H and CHERRY Streets.-Rev A.
REED, DID,, Pastor, will preach tomorrow W
morning at 10k O'Clock, and in the evening at 4
O'Clock. Strangers cordially welcome.
pSgs~ WEST SPRUCE STREET CHURCH,
SEVENTEENTH and SPRUCE Streets. ts.-Rey.
w. p. BREED, DID,, will preach the sixth OF q
series Of sermons on the Book OF job tomorrow at
10E A. NJ. Subject, 'Job and Hopnar."
neasn BETH-EOEN BAPTIST CHURCH, BROAD
" and SPRUCE Streets.-Sunday morning, Gail
dren's Church Music by scholars or Sunday School.
Sunday evening, ordinance OF baptism. Rev. j..
WHEATON SMITH, ID, will preach on both
occasions
re5y~ CLINTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, TENTH, below SprdCe.-Rev. DR..
MARCH will preach tomorrow (Sludl lyl at l0H A
NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Evening subject, "Knocking at the
Door"
pSg" SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
BROAD Street and PENN SQUARE.-Rey.
HENRY C. MCCOOK will preacn to-morr wv at t0H
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ntssr. NORTH TENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, below Grard avenue.-Rev. NJ.
NEWKIRK, Pastor, will preach tomorrow morning
and evening QOH aud 7hl Subject for evening
sermon, "lniant Baptism Vindicated. Strangers
cordially invited,
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HGsyn CLINTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN
" CHURCH, TENTH, below Sprace.-Rev. Dr..
MARCH will preach tomorrow Sunday at 10H A.
NJ and ~ =. NJ. Evening subject, "Kn0cking at the
Door"
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nSsgn SEVENTH RESBYTBRIAN CHURCH,
BROAD Street and PENN SQUARE.-Rev.
HENRY C. MCCOOK will preacn to-lorr at t0H
A. NJ. and IN p. NJ Subject in evening 'The
Parental Relation a Means of Honofng God"
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No. 47.--EUHPoNE.-An who want the elegant
EUPHoNE. OLo-sToP, resonant case, Mason Hamliu
Cabinet Organ, No. Al, for Christmas presents will
please leave their orders with GOULD & FISCHER,
No 923 Chestnut street. at once The demand is
great and supply short. Call and hear shem.
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ANYTHING can be Nickel Plated but politicians
conscience. Nickel will not deposit upon anything
so much harder than ITSELF
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THE GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
are selling both their Elastic-Sutch and Improved
Lock. Stitch Sewing Machines on very easy terms.
Having both stitches, the privilege OF exchange is
offered if not suited WITH hrst shOice. once No. 7s0
Chesnnt street.
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my. SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SPRUCE
Street, below Sixth.-Rev. j. =. CONKEY
Pastor, VIII preach tomorrow at 1Ok A. NJ and u
p NJ St
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neaFs BETH-EOEN BAPTIST CHURCH, BROAD
"~ and SPRUCE Streets.-SuDday morning, Gail
dren's Church. Music by scholars or Sunday School
Sunday evening, ordinance OF baptism Rev. j..
WHEATON SMITH, DID,, will preach on both
occasions
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ROY. CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
"~S LOCUST Street, above Fifteenth, Rev. DIR.
HUMPHREY, Pastor. Services at lOh A. Nj. and
TL Z, M,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
DIED.

In Taos,u On Inc a ins, Mir NINHE I. DUfFTEtu wis of Ma, M B. Duedrl4 native ef Nsu York, as-d T years
 shr has gpnei Ycx fua the and troubles of ths wosld ard may Ail g-,i aaEe guiis snd Vrssei h.f fond aud devoted Wiir. fsehd and Fenai com Taniupi who mei poverty aId aatioa ~ith aa exteuded and ooadlng hand loo bright aud purs t remain wltt ne beg She hAs beea caed fam msdsi by decrec of her Crcaelt aud afflicted husbasd and a hosi o admirng tsisuds len iomouru be- Ab .saos ios Boae knew her sui b love aud her.
 D.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
Letter from New York City.
tcoRHEsPoSDENcE ARIzoSA MINER
NEW YORK CrrY. April l9. 1870.

NEW YORK CITY, April l9, 1870 The past week has been the most eventful one that New York has experienced for several years. Kennedy Is no longer Chief of Police, or ruler of the city. On Saturday he delivered his farewell address, and, to the joy of our citizens, retired from public life The Police Fire. Stree, md Croton Departments have all been thoroughly renovated, and now everything Is going as merry as a marriage bell
 The Mcfarland case still drags wearily along Ibe defence has been working faithfully 10 es- tblish the prisoners insanity at the time of tbe shooting Graham, McFarlnnis lawyer. made n long and very able speech yesterday tn which he denounced the Astor House marriage as a <" hell. ish and satanic ceremony" and said that those Sho contrived and consummatod that inlquity murdered Albert Richardson.
 The regular annual meeting Of the Tamanv So. eiety wns held last evening. The officers of last yeur headed by Wm. NJ. Tweed, as Grand Sachem. were nearly all reelected.
 The fcnans are again creating quite a stir in this part Of the country, and another raid into Canada ls feared
 Al Washington. yesterday. Drake introduced A bill, in the Senate, proposing SirsessM Amend. ment 70 the Constitution, which was referred io the Judiciary Committee The design Of the amendment ls Co give Congress the power 10 In. tererc in the internal nfffirs of the statrs The Georgia hli was taken up, and Drake and sumner spoke strongly agTtinst the whisee sf ihe state Sumner also made some personal rrmarks against Mir. Carpenter. whom hc likcncd Co John c Cal. houn, 10 his State sovereignty herrslcs Mr Car. pcnter replied Co hlm in very strong aud effective language The Senate adioururd without voting on the bill
 Th. great Pig Iron iArH light. in tbe House. ls ended. An amendment vas offered hy Bntlsf to fix the duty ai i've dollars per Ion, which was paced ,'y vote of es Co Gi
 The remains of Hon. Anson BgTiiBgamr are expected Co arrive hcFe today They viii he taken kast for intnrmsnL and gill bc escorted from The steamer Co tle Boston boat by tht nion League Club and detachment of ( s. troops. The Theatrical event { the spring seas0u Ras thc appearance of thr comedian. Juhn E Clara e, at Booths. Hc appeared in his tvo great cihrac. ters, Maj Wellington DcBoits. sud Toodlcs, aud vas sanniy ueioOsntd bl "a crowded hpuse Tox has withdrawn iiamiet from the boards uf ,ae Olympic and substituted O bufiesQur of Macheih
 From frun is slil ruuuinr ai ihr flnh Ascnnc as is ilre fsclte Temptations ag ihe Grand Faiscr ] of frk, Jf Ihr feature in shr tnirsircl bUsiuoss sa- 'iir reapPesraBCe 0i Charlie BacAus, at,r a ssFery iHais sIa.sifi0u.
 We have had anc weather ior fcW daya pasi bus today it is raw aud h,usinfH. Tho ladies have moi appeared in their spriug Emery, ~ben they do viii rndcsFor t9 give yoI "a slight idcs of e.
 Gold li3 i-2, and pretty sicaiy. W
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
pIONE l. ER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott R Arizona.

eNn2 On hand and for sale.- Halrs Bals0a fov fse LurRgs IytsassaGs Sgrsqparilit .4Urr1' a
 hrtsoHs a
 Sfalgs
 Aysy's Csezvy Paosoyal,
 e IgtE CHre,
 Os2coins T,.lia C.oIaSoge, Brora's Jamasoa Ginger, PerTy Dariss PqiA R1,r. Gocdalfs Cafarri Re14edv. BrVurE's Brwaohial TrOcA1s, Byaa's Puimoaic Hi1fers, D.. Dsrfa,'s f'iioi Losoaet, Roa'irg's Cosg1
 Jagzts Paies.f lseficaes, Anc, ia iacs, a fal assortment O: all ,lse P.sen; Medicine usaaily found in drug storcs To1sf S,gp', Fascg .4rficles, Psgfaaaery, knd large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. \. h-- Physicizns' prescriptions carefully and accurately comPoundod c. D. KENDALL. lF- Df Kes4-ls oesee-lz resr ef Drag sl1re- Prescott, April 24, ls6S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21

Hos IsHAM REAyIs, Judge of the U s. Court for Arizona, started for La Paz on Tuesday morn ing. His lady will accompany him as far as San Francisco, where she will probably spend the summer. The Judge and lady have our best wishes.
 Since writing the above we understood that Mrs. Darlington would accompany them.
 We find the above in the Nemaha (Nebl Valley Journal paper published at Judge Reavis' for mer home It Is to be hoped that the Judge reached La Paz in time to hold court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
aew Adrertisemtuts.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
Office of the Assistant cOmmissary Of Subsistence. Camp Data Creek A T. May 20lh 1870. sealed Proposals, ta TrIpatsAts. wliI b. fss.is--s si ua, tsiss aaffi iz esiarf
 

A-H aAtH tAt A VI rtAartattfA Afa lA~fa4aftA
 AT CAMP DATE CREEK. A. T. wtth Ono Hsasred Iooj Toa. sf Hsy. Iiis vl i- rsssves fr fss su ts,suat ss npT r,7 taerFd lsasasi bi ., lsss fisn tufnti ff- f. t. Thr has ta To e hs trsi qsa tf cod i soht frgal a ths si flr isUtert1fai ilfral Naup itsts Ifett safh afd iH ssith glsarfffs as uar h- Fr5gres by fas Azsssszs t22u-zFF ts ~s-ist0trs ss athrr qetr-t a1-efT snt r alrafu hr s1ssrrt e u.gesiiaa ty ths 5ssaisiag usiosF
 AT iats Euat have a eVf 9 tks hivtfti-ss,enf .s s r ifnu ihis ragsrl aishs-i to nsfu snG ssoh 1rsai sss-s i- re-f--rea % siaicisssii sgued sf fhs T4r tes u1rfed By tbs hdsg s,lHrsrt sssiisE Ff -irF iazas i1 fra fsiihf1 tsIaanns rf sny de1trss Lad nay e ar4rltl h.ta
 ffo.. te sriea cod sls Erass .t Gsres snd i- stated ln q. x Legal fsnaeI tssss4 ragtnset rasAe ifasniiiaseif aaf rie Fssirs f its hsY h ths Sai-s.s-e Ufr,rfs-ui ts ir fanas if aa' uuis nay ts -seeived ts that Bgr- pssr-
 Tls rght sg Tsjea aay asd aa iaAs s rs-erreA frpqsai, te t< eadsrsfd. rr5Is-sss e. safga ting Hay ai Camp Dais crsst A T.. And addressed ts tAs undar.5gnsd
 h1s
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 Sccund l.seut 2lst iuisHfry
 Assstani g,au alssary cf saissisDoe fuFLl4f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
N O TIC E |.

All person. arc hereby forbidden io take The water from the Hassayamlx Creet by buihng dams in any other manner dverfinr said from q. uainrnl channel thereby preventing the frye and unohrucied flow 0f said water through my irrigatng ditch. originally con. sfrurtea. ALLEN CllLlMBER
 waiast GSose May i9ih, is7O nyci-ft
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
PRESCOTT LODGING HOUSE. second story Of Jackson d Bros Building, MontsEuma street, Prescott. Clean, comfortable BEDS furnished by the
 Week or Night maris NEWTON COLE
NOTICE.

Being about to leave Prescott for a short time hav appanted Mir LEVI BASHFORD my agent and em uoyersd him s0 attend all business or during absencs C. SHREDDER.
 Prescott May l3, 1870. H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21

GENERALS ORD AND DEvIs ich Los Angeles for San Francesca, May Sd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
General stoneman's First" Order

Although our new commander, Gcu George stoneman. has not yet made his appearance at headquarters, it win he seen by the following or der, which reached Fort WhiPple Tuesday last, that the ancient and hoaorahle veteran has as- sumed command of the Department:
 HEADoUARrERs DEPARTNEFT or ARIZONA,
 PREscorT, May 8, 1870. GENERAL ORDERS,
 No. I.
 I. In accordance with Paragraph TIL, General Orders No. 4l, Headquarters of the Army, Adlu. tant Generals Office, Washington, April l5, 1870 thr undersigned hereby assumes command ot the "Departmeut of Arizona" embracing the Terri tory Of Arizona and so much of California as lies south Of a iuU from the northwest ecrner cf Art sona to Point Conception; Headquarters ai " Prescott"
 IT. All orders from the Headquarters Depart ment of California issued previous to the date of this order will continue in force, until altered or amended by competent authority. III All official communications or correspon dence, intended for. or to pass through ihest | Headquarters will, until further notice, he ad dressed "Assistant Adjuiant General Departmen of Arizona, Prescott, Arizona" GEORGE SToNBMAS, Brevet Major General U. $. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21

C~ Blank Mining and oaiteiaim Deed special and General Powers-of-Attorae etc.. for sste at the Miner Oniee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
Valuable Ranch, Houses, Lots,
 Etc, For sale.

The following psuP~zsy sos sale cheap .s sA. o-ser wishes Co leave the country
 Rsuch of leo scr-s gaod land iu Chino Valley about % iiss rorth frum Prcscoft wth right iu large falling of wsier saaceui ifriCas thoa. sands d srrs haadrsd aud tweuiy ars of sad ranch are under cultivation pon h is Good Duei. linz Hl-s furnished and cons sting of four large rssus Aisa stable corral Ssvcral waEuns anlune which - sgring wAgun and 6horse wagon two sJan of ausd horsrss rpui and calves farming implements, hns ioa of Touliry, etc.
 A LS O, Doe Dweniae House, Stable and Three Lots h tie town ui prssszal
 Fof hirihef particulars apfiy io F. W Wells ProscOii or Geo. Hanrhar. Chino Nellry.
 Chino Valley, YAyapai county AriHona April % ie7o
 aprJ0-u
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PINES HOTEL, san Bcrnardino, ...... California.

T. ~s3tBsu hssl is eT-n fr ts rensssias cf goesss all bsars of he Gar NighA Toe kpuse ia tees I.uisd sd rs sarish tlraE aas- bs tahis sean asriiv feFrrd vith ths hss of everything ths Aards and tho sleeIanE sosuEi3tiuas ef the crreiieut
 AsiArsA io tho hatel BAR veu sfosrked vish Eusss Niucs Lsqlrs and CiEsrs Alsn. a blt14REt SALOON
 TEsH u-iers every wii be takru of ==l=azi. s siso osanectcd Nfh tss hoael sK The Auzups Rnd Caafrua stagcs afTivr a, aud 3.Tar1 nua sh. hosei and hs undersFpsd saicit the F4frsaTs ef t-rns Tssing and fan AfAaas Sef a ths Iqhiic gener.ly C. SgARkE
 Ssu Brrua-dina ca Marck e1 ls70. sYre
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
W0RMSER 6 INTERVIEWER,

whalesals and Retail Dsalen h Crooeries, Pr0visioas, Coiliag, Booss, Shocs, Liqu0Tx, UTVds<Ty, iis's5Sss7's7S t.ss==ssssss;
 aad Mining Implements, etc., TsALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public geDerally 10 their new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased by one 0f the ffnl, in San Fran cisco. and now on hand at their store In Prescott Give us a cal and see for yourselves. We are sof seiiing for ruBoas prices; our motto is and tas been, |" Live and Let Lven
 Merchants, farmers. miners and otbers, wishing 10 purchase goods, would do well 10 give us . call before purchasing elsewhere.
 NJ wORMSER
 A. WERTHEIMER Prescott ArisonA February !. ls70 aYieSs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-21
Prescott Adrrrtisements,
HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort Whippic, A. T.,

Has recently replenshed his stock Of Groceries, Prorisions, Crn Fruits, Clotlsng, Boots, Shoes, Stationery, FaRey Goods,
 Tobaooo, Cigas, 6c, He also keeps constantly hand and f0r ale the foi. lowing articles. al Of which manufactured al his Agua Fro Mil % miles eset from Prescott Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts. The -four s gcsl ss ,be hest imported California ef which ii takes precedence ID tlis marhet
 Prices Reasonable. Call and sIHrnioo fg yoursslves-
 H BOWERS Pos, Trader mAr2e For whirpis
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
RUS SIAN A9PREHENSIONS.

The following is condensed from letter to
contemporary from Moscow dated the 27th ult =
The Russians are az present avowing one great
apprehension IN order TO mask another and a
greater which they wish to conceal. The avowed
anxiety ls ol course. that old perpetual bugbcar--
"the annexation Ol the Baltic proyinces,ioa fear
which has Just been reused into absolute panic
by an unpleasant little paragraph In one
OF the Berlin reviews, winch, In the course OF
criticism upon a recent work on the numbers and
political status OF the German race takes occasion
to remark:-"And the policy Of consolidation which
we are pursuing IN the West with Asace and Lor-
raine might with equal advantage be pursued in the
East where such large and Important tracts of
country pave peen torn from us.'' But there IS a
darker terror lurking in the background, which
dimy sn0ws Itself IN the constant menuon OF Po-
land by the daily press and the interest with which
the telegrans from Warsaw read--the fear Of a
revival OF Polish nationality under the protection OF
the Prnssan Crown. The first appearance OF the
BACK Eagle beyond the border would be the signal
OF universal revolt and with the Baltic provinces
annexed on the ons hand and lnsurgent Poland
nacked ~ the Wnole might OF Prussia on the other
the great empire would, indeed, he In eyil case
With such peril impending over Ier Western from.
would be sheer insanity.