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OFFICE OF A,Cs.
signed until N o'clock 3. m, sEPrEMBkE i iSf,
FREsH BEEF
The said Beef must DE- fresh, Of a good ns-katshlo
quslriy, IN equal proportion u fore sad I'd nar-
ed and TO be delivered ~ this Post free a oo-t in
such Quantities as may be from time Tina regnired
deslgnatei Dot eSoeesiing four times Her week.
aellsered under this agreement shall be cut on at
the fourth yeTtebral Joint and the breast trimmed
iron three % -four inches shove The kns- ,S,ut I'd
OF h,nd quarters IRON Sax 10 eight inches above ths
Separate Proposals in duplicate will also ~ re-
eeiyfd by the undersigned up to the hour and
officers rnd their families stationed a tins post or
shpsneo thereiram, with such choice fresh Besi
snd porter house seak, standing ribs, ribs rOssts
less time a. the cS1massrg CO.. ss q such
eornmenSing ON the Is, day 2, ootober go aud sub
the Department Of the East. ~
quantity Of the Fresh Beef sin a e ~ IA ss, or
cred, then the Comnisssry at FoFt McEienry, Nj,
chase, and the contractor viii bs shsfred With tha
The contractor will be requirs., "a enter into ma
for the sum Of Two Thousand Doaars, signed also
by two rssponsible srneties, whose names must DO
The proposals viii be opened At n sOa m en- TIE
at which time and place bidders are requested 70 -
Proposals viii be marked Proposals Tor Bee.
and addressed Il. A. BANCROFT
Let Lieut. eth U, 3 Arty,
soz ot bvt. .apt. Y. =. A, A. q. b
MEDICAL BODY BArrERY-ro he vo-, a..
W thebody OF limb. help for As sras
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Headache pyssensi. a 80
Bach, Shess stcmsch SIDE or Limb: Tor Ps.s, To-
This oee1eless WORKING "Electrie DISK" can dr.
solve and remove Old rheumatic indurations Wkich
LAY oe causing protracted lsneoses, cure siregish
Price Is See CIRCULAR.
FOR sale BY he.sp. EAIRN q BRO, Mes.r,.
GSfwIsks som ana Gh nI1sSh SosSo W
0Bo. 4. BOGERs General AIyent.
les WaahfngtO street.
-.s-o. - bossou. Mass.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, ina. the sub.cri-
o. pSr ns. oetsssed from the supsene Court OF
e,trv 81 &Ssls,Ts,,Sn on the D. .sonal estate al
SAMEs sME1NEf, late OF Washingtoa
county County si1resald, deceased. AN persons haSiSe
70 exhie it the same with the VIC uS hers thsr - -
suoeerioer, on or before the lsth dav ~ 1,iS
neht; tasy may otherwise by lsx be excluded tom
til. is,e dSS ~ Ja,x esen under my hand
MARf Iher msskl SWEENEY.
w;,no. ur,~ AdmifistratEix.
@tness "a: MhbsILk. BDw-a
pkoPosALs FOR BUILDING VESSELS FOR
COAST sURvEY SERVICE
sealed Proposals, addressed 10 FL BENJAMIN
peiree, superintendent Coast SURE y Washington.
p,S:, VIII be received unlil noC.a August -. for
a " 7 one steam Propeller OF 80 tons, .. NJ. and
Also Tor two Schooners OF 80 tons, o. NJ, Of wood.
nas VAL DC received and considered for buiidtng
tss hns on the two propellers Of wood and the hus
general plans and specifications Of the vessels can
/ be bad by applying by lister 70 P.of. BENyANlk
PklRCE, as above, igE-oOtd
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~ ROACHEs, BATS AND MICE.

EAIRNS EFFECTUAL vERMIN POISON VIII
fpfalby destroy these Pests, and is perfectly safe
20 No other preparation for the purpose has
ben extensively successfully used In this city
Price Us cents per box. Sold. " holssAke and re-
tail. By STOTT Co, opposite National Hotel, End
Druggists geperAlly... myN IN
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL.
I'm THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
II TRIET DE COLIMRIA

Holding SpeciaI Tsrm. Jxiyl3, $50
In the case of LOUISA KAUFMAN, admnstra
trix Of John kaufman, deceased, the iministratrx
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbis aforesaid, APP
pointed SATURDAY, the 18th day of August,
iS7O for the final settlement and distribution Of the
personal Of said deceased and Of the assets
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased notified TO attend, with
wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said de-
ceased's estate: Prorided, copy Of this order be
Ing Star prev ious to the said day. Test:
Iy IS lawSv' A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
BANKERS.

WAslllNGTOS CITY, August I, ls7O.
The partnership heretofore existing unsar ,b.
name ami style ~ RITTENHOcSE. FOWLER a
70 Las been Dissolved by the feafh OF : Irelard
SHhnei Fowler, Charles y. RittanhpuSa. ami n,
rshlng are author a. settle the busioes- %
We sad late firm who will be found A, the Rapkins
hous- q FAINT; WASHINGTON a co. a. whom
the tn-"ess ha- been transferred ard who viii con-
unue al the old stand, 625 Pennsylvaria avenue
sAMukL FOWLER,
j. l.. DuFIEF.
q. -. RiTTENHOUeE,
L. WASHINGTON.
FAINT, WARRINGTON a CO..
BANKERS,
S'''r>>',E> T. hlnrENHoUsE, Fowler a Co,
No. b23 Pennsyy anita avenue,
heceive deposits and loan money 10 depositors AZ
legal interest ' W ~ ~
hake OBJECTIONS the Government ana nm all
points IN the United States N IN M
1'egoi ate Railroad and NunicipaI loans
i7eue i''poN-t Receipts bearing Interest
also. tuy and sell Gov rnfneDf Securities ana
sioH N-' o'a'St-s VI S'in'his-
domestic and Foreign Eychznge bouglt and sold
Revenue stamps furnishGd
III seclal attention a. the collection of claims
49, W o'NFtth au1
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DRY GOODS sPECIALITIEs.

DEFY GOODS srEcIAIIr1Es.
81 BLACK HERNANI 81 25, $3.50 and
LLAMA LACE POINTS.
SHETLAND sHAWLS.
"A BLACK BEREGE.
- WHITE BEREGE.
SA COMPLETE STOCK OF DOMESTIC
COTIONS AT VERY Low PRICES.
PARAS0LS
One third less than the former price.
JaSt Dsat3Hg 10 all. OH'y ORE PT,cr.
hogan Il WYLIE.
aui-t lois and 1920 Seventh street, N. ".
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I lNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE; i.

On the petition Of SAMUEL A. KSuS OF NO. or-
ce.ter Mass praying for the extension OF a patent
granted TO him the h.h day of October 1850, for
an IMPROVEMENT in Ploughs:
IN Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
eose on the 18th day Of next that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited n the ed day Of September next, and that
SAID petition be heard on the 18th day OF September
next. .,,..--.
- sAMC 81 :: Fish ER,
jy1sfN Commissioner OF Patents
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The Markets To-Day.
felsGYophsd k1cJsSstrely to TIE Rveni.0 .N1,

BALTIMORE. Aug. l0.-Cotton dull and Nominal
flour quiet and steady. Wheat, unchanged. White
corn 81 LAS rs; yellow, SlO.aSl.l0. Oats, 43a
4sc. Pork, firm at S3l. Bacon, frm: rib sides Isc
clear do o9so shoulders, Isl sl6C; hams, 26a26,,c
Lard, quiet at H11aloc. Whisky, dull at SIOla
BALTIMORE. Aug. lO.-yirginis skies, old, ~ bid,
d. ls % bid, do lo6, 50 bid; do. coupon, old, IS
NEW YORK, Aug. W.-Flour dull and sal9c lower
heat dull and lac. lower. Corn dull and heavy
NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-StOcks very strong Gold
Ia Money 3ai per cent. Exchange, long, %: short
10. Bonds, u Virginia 6s, ex coupon, 6JI4
new, 60. North Carolina 8, old, 49,: do new, %
- Mr.. and Mrs. General Burnside sailed for
Europe on the Cuba, to be absent about two
months.
SW. 5. Godhe, q disappointed Mormon, has
sued Brigham Young for five thousand dollars
balance OF money loaned the prophet to buiii
an irriSating canal from Cottonwood canon to
salt Lake City.
~ Buffers Dutch Gap Canal has become a
huge frog pond, and is filed with the liveliest
kind of frogs, whose hind legs find quick sales
in the East at biz prices. Hall the residents OF
the county are ''irOgging" that pond, and all of
them are growing rich.
1=THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WILL BIZ
lS CLOSED TO the public from MONDAY, August
Ii. to WEDNESDAY, August 81, 1870.
jy5C-lOt. A. X. SP9FFORD, Librarian.
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TnuLBURN'S POLAR SODA,
S3l l3rH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasafy.
KiSsENGEH, vICHY, sELTzEB,
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, and
BEDFORD MINERAL wATHBs,
nyH- Oh DRAUeHT

n~HALL'S HAIR RENEwER ...........7 DC
uS At same low rate offer Ayers, Rings
MOntgomerys, Barretts, Mrs. Aliens, Oheyalisrs
and all Hair Prsparattons Also, my
warranted pure. for medicinal aud family USE bot
tied by myself; large
ayers sarsapar,la aud Cherry Pectorsl--.......s5c
hh1h ithIs. - %
Hembold's Buchu and Sarsaparlls
yeynes Alternative and Y pc torant. DC
Eaic heiOr Hair Dye black and brown
hOsteIten
=. o0 ksn1i Ae,I...-.
1agnola Balm and Laird's Bloom
Lyon athairOn and Tricopherus DC
burnetts Coccaine AMI KsllistOn SSc
sehenck Tonic and PuiInoDic Syrup.........Sl %
Cssats 8 Soaps, all kinds, retailed at Wholesale
winchsster's Hypophosphites.......-. $50
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger DC
California Nines-Angelica, Port, Sherry, Musca-
tel, 81: Hook and Claret Sc
De yongh Cod Liver Oil, (gen uin As
FRE G h BRaSpY, HoLT AND GIN. KUN ss se
ell warranted pure, and at lowest rates.
Just laid in largest stock of Toilet Articles in the
city, which will sell at 50 per cent less than regu-
lar prices, as imported and domestic Perfumery,
Soaps, Colognes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics Hair Tooth
Nail, Infant, shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Combs in great variety, Prersra-
tons for the Conn e1ion, &c.
ticulsr attention to the pounding Of Physicians
Prescriptions and Family Receipts ell OF which viii
be put up half the usual rates, and every article
HRTHuS NATTANs, Druggist,
ep9y Corner ID and streets, N. W.
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DROPOsALs FOR FBEsH BEEF.

DROPOSALS FOR FBESH BEEF
OFFICE ACTISG CoMslr..ARY or srBsrsrEx.vj
FoRr FOoTE, Nh, August 10. I170
Sealed Proposals III triplicate, IN the usual form
under the Customary conditions, it'll a COPY OF This
advertisement attached to each, viii be received at
this Office until clock p September ii, 1870
for furn hing Fresh Beet at this post from October
II, $50, to April 10, ISL alsO separate proposals for
supplyil officers with choice cuts Of Nj eats
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any
and ali bids
Proposals TO he Endorsed on the en- clone Promo
sails tor Fresh Beet, and addressed
Litut. ROBERT CRAIG.
Fourth U y. ARTILLERY, and A. e. s.
az loot Fort Foote. Md.
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II OPPERMANN,
~. No 9l3 Eighth street, bet. and h Streets
1.-TWO squaress above Patent Ofiicsl
WASHINGTON, d. C..
MODELS MAKER FOX INVENTORS,
Turner, Mathematical and Physi Instrument
Maker, Billiard Balls Made to Order and Old Ones
Repaired and Colored Thorough Repairing Of Sew
ing Machines made a speciality, &C. au 6-eoln-
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Opfcs Of the Sergeant NJ Arms,
WASHINGTON, July 25, I570 ~
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
I'll IL m OF SATURDAY, the 81 day of September
next for the delivery to the Senate of the United
ton of best W HlTE ASH fURNACG COAL; also.
WOOD, and for sixty Cords of good Understandable
OAK WOOD.
The coal 10 be thoroughly screened, the wood well
seasoned, and the whole packed away In the Senate
vaults under the direction OF the Chief Engineer or
assistants. JOHN II. FRENCH,
y2S eotSep3 Sergeant at Arms
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EDUCATIONAL.

Hun ARD INSTITUTE. MARYaAND-l...
a'eL htsntnn school s.iers. iariiitles :, -. a
$3.50 F,aGced, aid training apptlanres -,.r -,
tGu1i~a- faN TENN berin, Sar'.Tsfrr -, - -
bpH, 20 aitnnm. sl.6. Obtain cir.alars q
S,If; Il, q MATTHEWS, 4 ~. Meffha~s,
store Pos one. Howard r.unis. M an sT-s
ECLECTlC INSTITUTE. ,.5rge, a. -gsy -.
IA Al ENSLlSH, MATHEMATICAL. Ann
an, CLASSICAL SCHOOL. FOR ROYS
80 - non MOI DAY. : o. aHih,r ieth n
- sry tlass Per gua-ttr. n vy,-pksl ser
b. - Hlaa-
.cadeIHic Junior. 80 1900 :, ~
Academic Senior 90 -'.r ~ ~
Elective Glass-Tuffilu a,,,rsf,o a., -. !, ~
elected W t"' et"hte-
tirSuiars 20 be had AZ Balsrivue', Rosksfo-a ~,
NJ " stree =, pr. Ty='u's prur store rl.r,., et6
ahd l. stress, OF OF the prncipal ~ 20
kFy OLIVER cox, No I2l6Fr
legc. 'i" ~ N
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n GENERAL NOTICE
~ Fail style BLOCK Just received Gentle
mems eIbk HATS remofeled to Present..
Fall st3le n. B.-sILh HATs OF best auali.y !, A..
90 order al cry medeIats rates al '
u. CCNSlNGHA&S Hat Factory
I'm 923 9TH ST., betw cen s. cad "a as. ave
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ENOR RENT.-The SEMINARY BUILDING"
Il corner of Gay and Washington streets, George
town, having changed snds, the Rooms will be for
rent, with or without furniture, a: from 81 to SD
each Families can be supplied with board ia the
building at their pleasure. The house is elIgibly
situated on high ground within two hundred yards
Of the railroad cars. For terms, &C. apply on the
premises, OF TO JAMES l.. DAVIS.
Real Estate Broker,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

HinGs G Rockers herd visit, lamented that his men were not on handsto partake of the Inequalities of Uncle Sam, and said that Col. Green was good man and had treat. ed him we'll, and that consequently he should return to his own country and put a atop to all hostities with the Americans and Mexi- cans. He claims that he was treated very badly at Camp Bowie some years ago but thinks that he has killed about as many men as he has lost; and now that he is about even says he wishes to be at peace--or, in other words wants to go upon the 'retired list," las is custOmary), on the grounds that he is about played out.
 His descriptive list ills up as follows. I weighed him and measured his height:
 Five feet and nine and one-half inches high i; forty-six or forty-seven years old i; weighs l64 pounds broad shoulders; stout frame; eyes medium size and very black; hair strAigt and black very round arms; scared all over the body with buck-shot very high forehead large nose, and for au Indian straight If any of the Tucson people meet with such a man they may consider themselves already introduced to the king of the noun tains, and can readily call him Cachise, such being the name to which he readily responds. have had a ride with him and two of his men for distance of some three miles, but would not advise my friends to choose him for tra- yelling companion.
 Your truly,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
INTERVIRWEA,

of Arizona, is expected in Tucson by the 22d inst. Gen. Cog gTwell, and Dr. Wirtz of his staff accompany him also J. H. Marion, proprietor of the Minor.
 recent order from the War Department di- rects Surgeon E. J. Baily, to report for duty as Medical Director, for the Department of Arizona, relieving Surgeon h. R. Wirtz, who will be as- signed to other duty by the Department COm> mander.
 The names of the two privates of Co. "D" 21st Infantry, killed in the mail stage, August 18th, between Cienega and San Pedro, were Lawrence Moore and G. ". Peabody. Both originally en- listed in New York, and were serving in their second enlistment.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
Proposals For Wood.
TucsOS DEPOT, A. T., Aug. "A, 1870.

TucsON DEPOT, A. T., Aug "A, 1870. c FAILED PROPOSALS, " hich must be made in O Oquadruplcate, will be received at this office until Tuesday the 27th day of September next, at l2 o'clock, noon, for furnishing the Quartermas- ters Department at this place with such quantities of good, merchantable MESQUIT WOOD ss may be required for the remainder of the fiscal ves- ending June SOth, 1s71-deliveries to be made a required by the Depot Quartermsst price to be stated by the cord, in U. S. Gold Coin. The quantity required will be about one hun dred and eighty cords.
 The rightis reserved to reject any bid not satis- factory.
 Proposals to be endorsed, "Propoaals for wOOd," and addressed to the undersigned.
 By authority of General STONEMAN,
 Commanding Department of Arizona.
 27ag5 J. G, c. LEE,
 4. Q. M., U. s. Army.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

were several metallic cartridges. Judging from the appearance of the trial which led to the retreat of the Apaches, the Pimas have discovered that those Indians had, for some time past, been in the haSit of watching the raod with the view of capturing whatever, train or traveller might happen to pass St night they retired among the noun - tains, and at day break sallied forth for the plain and took their position by the roadside It fortunately happened that no small party have lately passed Oversthis road and more fortunate is it still that the ambuscade had been discovered and punished before it's object had been accomplished.
 DIED OF DISSIPATION David Flynn, a young man who had just been liberated after having served 30 days in the chaiu-gang upon charge of vagraucy, died here on Suns day. For several weeks before his icarceration As well as during the time which elapsed be- tween his liberation and death he was seldom if, indeed, at all, sober. Nothing is known of his atecedents, but from the fact that when soc Der his conversation was of more than oTdina- ry intelligence it is quite likely that the unfor> tunate young man was one of those ran-sway- from-school boys of which many may be found on the downward track" in almost every city.
 AMONG the scenes witnessed by Govern or Stafford while scouting through the region known as the "Whetstonc Mountains" was 8 deserted Indian camp where he discovered the charred remains of two men who had suffered torture at the. stake, and ycalp-supposed to be that of Wm. Burns- suspended from pole
 "GUrss Nor" During the present week ii has been pretty freely circulated here that Gen. Stoneman will exercise his influence a, the coming election. The report ws believe to have originated in the brain of some lndi- Tidual here
 WE call attention to the new advertisement of Hooper, Whiting t O.. in another column. This snterprising firm is doing by far the most extensive business of any south of San Fran- cisco; and to men of limited capital de>irsp of engaging in business offers advantages not surpassed by any firm in either Southern Ca Iifoinia or Arizona Large supplies of good |, from Boston, New York, Baltimore and San Francisco arrive by every vessel, and from these the Merchants in the interior are sup piled st rates much lower than they can them. selves import goods from San Francisco. This business so enormous, and at a point so remote, is a matter harpe1 upon by every tou- rist and newspaper correspondent who visit Arizona.
 LIEUTENANT CUSHING is still among the Mountains pursuing the Apache with all his characteristic "vim" and determination The selection of this officer to execute the ardous duty required in tIs field which he now occupies was most judicious; and we hope that Gen. Stoneman will permit him to remain as he is at present; free to exercise his own sound judgment in the prosecution of work which he evidently we'll understands.
 TIE BANK OF SAN DIEGO, A notice of which may be seen in another column, offers advantages to merchants of Tucson as well e to those of Arizona City or elsewhere in Arizona.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
Notice!

All Person are cautioned aga inst purchasing or negotiating certain Promissory Note for one thousand five hundred do liars, given by me to Simon R. Chambers, dated April 7th, 1870, and payable On the first of January 1S71, ss the said note was obtained from me by fraud.
 s, ". CHAMBERS, Tucson May 3, 1870. tlj7O.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
CAMP MoeOLLoN Sept { 1870,

DEAR OLD ARIzoNAN:-I find by perusing ysus paper ofthe 27th ult that the Big Injun" Cachiss was killed in Sonora some weeks ago, If that be true would advise the people of Sonora to Ego slow and when they kill an In- dian again to kill him outright; to dismember him, and bury the separate parts to make sure that he may not again ''shufle On the mortal coiP' and take to the warpath. Some 30 days ago sn Indian woman claiming to be the wife of Cachise came to this post and petition ed Col Green for peace for the old veteran. The Colonel. after thinking the matter over for 30 days, allowed him the right of way to this place-unharmed by the troops, He came Tn about the 3Oth of August, had . talk with the commanding officer, made peace. got slice of beef and ate it, paid Messrs.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
Cachiss.

Our correspondent at Camp MogollOn sends us the following interesting letter regarding that very murderous and eminently trea- cherous gentleman Mr. Cachise-the "big In- jun who up to this day has killed more white men than even Red Cloud him. self,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
NOTTCEI

The und dersigned will leave for San Diego, Witk four teams about the 25th inst and will take pas- sengers and freight at very reasonable rates freight at 12X cents. Upon return will deliver freight from San Diego St 13 cents,
 H. E. STOCKTON. Tucson, Sept. g, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
1s1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
 (P. o. Box 26S3.)
JAS. M. BARNEY,
JOHN S. CARR,

JAS. M. BARNEY, JOHN S. CARR.
 Arizona City. Arizona,
 Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for selling are fully completed and we now offer to the trace full stock of merchandise in each department comprising all articles enquired for, an d salable throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH, and ara positive that it is to the benefit of every interior merchant to buy of us,-.instead of in San Fran cisco or elsewhere-thereby avoiding the expense and annoyance ofa long and tedious journey and the loss of Three Months Time necessary to re- celve their purchases, enabling them to increase tneir sales and profits with the same or less capital invested,
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TRADE.

There was q more active trade in the
several departments. but It seemed to be
crregular-some houses doing nothing.
Corn continues scarce, aud is on an up
ward turn. selling at 81 IS in lots of 100
sacks. Provisions were also stronger, but
The movement assumed no great proper
tons. In groceries there vas no change
except in increased hrmness IN coffee.
Other articles of merchandise were about
as described yesterday.
BEEswAx-Dull, buyers paying only Y
BUrrER-Inactive; Goshen, 2g44c;
Western, 32@35c; good do, &9SOci com
BEANs-Navy, 81 5O@2 IS per bashel;
mixed white, 81 O0G2 70.
BRooMs AND BRooAcoRN - BrooIns
steady at SS@6 per doz. Broomeorn, 800
@26O per ton.
BAGGINa - Nominal. Heavy Ken
lucky, 2rNg26c.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING Ce-
ment $3G3 Is; ROsendale "a 56t94 70. Plas-
terS4 6O@5. Hair, in 40 ID bales, 81 1903.
Fire brick 1907. Building Brick S. per
NJ. Ohio River Lime 81 5091 70 per Dbl.
Alabama 81 75@$2 90. Cape 81. Hurts
Alabama 81 20 per car load, or SEC per
bushel in bulk.
CoRNARAL-There is a good demand
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Libel no. Zoe.

United states of America; District Court Of
United States, District of West Tennessee;
George Malone and Mary Cheek vs.. steam
boat Liberty No.
UvHEREAs. Geo. Malone and Mary Cheek
w nave dled a libel in said court against
inc Steamboat liberty No. 2. her engines, ma
chine y, taekApkppaFel and furniture, In q
cause Oh eonS Ct, civil and maritime, al
leaing, amanetother things, that the same
has been seized by the Marshal Of the United
states for said District. for the causes in said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess and mention Of the court IN that behalf
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the process
of said court, to me directed, do hereby give
public warning and notice TO Al parsons hav-
ing or pretending to haye any Interest in said
property so seized, that they be and appear
before said court at the city Of MeNpkA on
the fourth Monday in May, 1876, atEo3 Wek,
IA the of that day, and intervene
for their interest therein. otherwise said prop
erty will be condemned according to the
prayer Of said libel. This Sth day Of April,
IS70, L. B. EATON,
apa q. 8 Marshal.