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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

FLuiDs-Laet week, just the MISER was go- ing to press, special messenger from the estab. lishmcnt Of Mcssrs. Vaughn & Kluccndorf, made his appearance bearing gallon dcmjobn filled with that yiyifying extract Of grain known as ''old rye" All hsnds were on deck In JifIy, aud the order given to splice the main brace which was obcyed with an alortness which would have surprised ( spectator. The crew of Inc MINER then took few drops each 10 ,lo health Of Mcssrs V. & K, the donors
 Wednesday iasi, The lnnior partner Of the firm of D. Henderson X Bro, corner Of Moutezun.a and Guriey sgrceis, made Us a friendly ysit, bear ing as a. peace offering, bottle oi Harrison whiskey. The cellar Of the firm contains a supply Of liquors of all klnd., at agures low enough to suit tue times
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PROGRESS.

It Is truly gratifying 10 sec on every hand the signs of progress. To know iha, ibe pco- pie of Arizona, notwithstanding the many and terrible obstacles they have had to en- counter, are still pushing ahead and making substantial Improvements, as though they meant to s,sy here, And they do mean 10 stay here. There is no step backward. Tbe time for doubting, if there ever was snch ,ime, has passed. Every year ,he people have become more and more thoroughly convinced of the boundlcss natural resources Of our beau iiful Territory and many who at frsi doubt ed, is consequence of the disoouTaeements caused by the depredations or hostile Indians, are now among the foremost in pushing for ward improvements of substantial and per manent character In Central Arizona, par ticulaily, the spirit Of progress is noticeable. Many excellent houses have been erected, others are in course of erection, and many more are contemplated. Broad fields of grain stretch out in every valley, orchards and vineyards arc plsnted, and the blessed infiu- ences of home, of civilization and refinement, are spreading and growing, and establishing their supremacy iu the land.
 Our mines arc yielding abundSnty of the precious metals, wherever the necessary cap ital and skin have leen brought to bear to develope them, and where the miners have sufficient force to protect them fsom the In dians. And when the time shall come, as ! .. ba aagurzrl rcd sl ir shall cease to trouble us, when "Lo, the poor ! Indian" shall all have brcn sent to their "happy hunting grounds or placed on res erxations and deprived of the power to dc [ any more haTm; when the miner can prospect or work his mine in safety, and his horses and mules can feed unmocsted in the valleys when the farmer can follow shis blow and har vest his crop, without the apprehension that at anx moment his life may be taken, or bi' stock driven of by the lurking savage; wher his nocks and his herds can roam the hill' and the valleys in security, and iatten upor the luxuriant grasses with which nature ha' so bountfully clothed this beautiful country when that good time shall come, ss come Il will, then Arzonians will say, lit is good fol us to be tere.n For such advantages as VI will then possess, have never been presented to any people, in any one country. sncl rich and extensive mines, backed up by val leys of rich farming lands; hills covered witl pine timber and the whole covered with th' finest and most nutritious grasses, with tn unrest and best of water everywhere, and climate unsurpassed for salubrity, are unknowl in any other country.
 Possessing then. these great natural advan tages, and seeing that we have made grea progress in spite of all the difficulties an' dangers, tue priva,ions aud sufier'hgs taa we have had to encounter, it behooves us A people to put our shoulders to tLe whee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

MEssRs. SEIcK AND YaUGHS, went out on the road toward the the Sterling min, wilh buggy, Tuesday last, and saw sed skins. So they thought they had gone far cuoGgh didn't want ,o go 10 the nIll-uudertook to turn the buggy around, and turned oycr-smashcd the buggy somc-and came home. As the Indians did not ahack them, the suppositlon is that they were Apache Mo haves-gOod lndians-iriendies' Four lndiars were seen, aud the boys did well to get oi as they did Tho Incident occurred near where NIT, Bese- Ter was attacked some months ago, about five miles from town, trf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

MkssRs. RopbioK AND o'NEn, nom lower Kirkland Valley were in town lew days ago. Mr. Roddick tcpbr,s that last week three Indians came to the rangh poaucably, and talked proicSsed friepdship for all white iolks Tom Ted them' gave them tobaeco, and had e'g talk "'e' which the reds retired quietly. If the Indians Tn ,.at nelghborhood would be really friendly they mgbt be useful instead of being being nuisance as tbey have been, but all parties doubt ihelr sin
 es,1,s' Doubtless they will bear close "alch'ng
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alfw Adrrrtisrmrnts.
Sale of Condemned Horses.

OFFICE or THE A. A. @ MI CAar DAfE CREEE. A. IT. sept Ssh ls70. The uud-fsigna1 uI causs % bs soli puffie Acc. tou the Government Cufral ai Carr Date Crc~k un Nuaisy, Oct 3d ls7J,
 Ame,csa lls) Condemned Cs.airg Hgrsss. Sale fo oonBence at 70 s'ciock A M Terms each u Legal gsndrF NoseA FRED IT EBsTEIs
 se end Lieut. 2isi iufsn'ry 4. 4. . M.
 sfgftntf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

NEW BuuosNes Il. BAsbford is erecting a new building on Curey strea. between the ola carilol block aud Hagan's BestsuSAht, A. D' HolsteIn Ess., aad j. N. McCapdless. N, D. are to occupy the building for oihees Wilson @ Hoskins, carpenters, have the contract.
 Campbell & Bnnnm gre laying tho ieun s'liioh for a new brick store between their old one ana Jackson Bros, on Montezunla street. 10 DC 15 feet front by 75 feet deep andtwo stories high
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

L. R. GREGORY, G. fsnsasu and C. F. Stephens, s','n sap Diego, arrived hqe wedpesday last 'uey report that town as oplaycd ost," wi.h no nope' or new sensation untii the aesa ssssaSa e NOngress' when railroad bills shall again De tue st1S' ol the day. This issad news from that once Sopflsh'ng seAp9rti
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10
GOVERNMENT SALE.

Ts be sgid by Pahiir Anrtiaa on Saturday fhe 24,h day af September l-7a af Camp Haalp4l- A T. date Camp To Gate the foliosing rguTcFy beiongng 10 the Iniisi States
 INVENTION BURROs, In hnc condition no longer needed by Government A misccilanoaus assortment of Mechanics Tools via Carpenter. Blacksmhs Wheelurielts', and saddleFs Terms of sale cash in Uui'ed states Legal Tendsr Soirs
 Sale 10 commence precisely al o'clock F. N.
 i- L. MULFORD sept3i1 FlrE, Lieut. % Cav. A. 4 e M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

A' Noh' oEEEs, Frank Marrsy and others, run oamr Verde arrived ia Prescott "Wednesday .S' They report much sickness from fever and -Sue among both settlers and military. Mr. Aur- ray leaves on this mornings stage for shors yisi, "'h h's many friends in California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

FRosr-Quitc heavy irc-i struck 10 on Tues. day night, uippIng things freely h many iocali- ties corn suffered on some ranches in the TieiuRy Prescott, while ou Granite Greek, below thc Point Of Rocks, li was mol touched
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

THE store Of D. Henderson S Bro. is well sup piled with a variety oi gentiemeu's goods. sisce Abe's return be has Fo-arrangcd the stock, and any dcsirous of purchasing can sep at sianec, paats sLlrs hats, ctc 10 suit any taste as 10 ,ol or, style snd price
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

iht freight t'ain of Messrs Hanna S Saunders ~'., ~,"eu here from Ehreaberg, Wednesday last, "H good' for Campbell & Bpaum, Jackson S I.'s .O' a Luxe & Bain, Judge Tweed, Dr. Kendall, Le'l bnshford and others.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

Br sraGr-Nessrs. isrgrave, Hamilios, Par ker and Mexican, oame lu the stage iron Wick cnburg, Thursday evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.

Have oTehed Dann's old Meet Market corner Guriey and Cortes streets and pFose 'o keep hand and fer sale at fedEeed prices,
 Good Be.f, Pork, ldttoa and Poultry. Also, Egg Vegetables, etc. Prescott Sept lst 1870.
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TO QUARTZ MINERS.

hayp rrie arrangements have assays of Gold and Silver ores correctly made.snd will receive samples, Ienscs paid by mail eSess enclosing ten dollar green back nsd return certificate by iaaL
 GEO. T. $. CURTIS Care CnAs. S EATON, iss Montgomery s,, aug2s6 san Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

Ma. M. V. WALK, late blacksmith at Camp Verde, lefl this morning on visit to his n0"' J" Ashley Mo,
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To Beef Eaters

Prices reduced at the Pioneer Butcher Shop will sell beef low as ii can be bought elsewhere ir Prescott. w \. KELLY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10
rPoyE NIT.

POSITION EmENT.
 OFFICE CHIEF DISnl BSTNG OFFICER NORTHERN Df-Ht RsINo DIsTHTCT. ARIZONA
 foRT WmfPLE, A. T., August 3ist, le30. The proposals invited Cor supplying ciu or inc several military poets in Northern Arznna adyesei from ths e.es o a ssses Sep; & iss1 vii not pc orcnsd until September 2f, is70 C. w FOSTER
 Cagfain and Assistant QuaTterIhas,cr sep3t2 Chf Dsb Odicer Northern Dist Arixona.
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N < R NJ A \ D co l. ID
  5rB A 7r rij

AtoTro-s New Shaving and Hslr Cutting saiooA.
 I' iag. Hat cuitirg etc. h ibs most aPrrOvse usauasr THEODORE OTTO.
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

From this date we are prepared to rward freight oni EheTenberg Prescott al six cents and Q Wekenpag ~
 J GOLDMATER BRO. Ehrenberc A T. Sept lst 1870.
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pHGNIX STATION.

Phoenix, Yavapai County. Arizona Hay and Grain, and the hest of Accommodates for Travellers.
 E K. BuKER.
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ISAAC II. LEVI, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

Aereliandse forwarded t, any Pars of AriEoaa with prompiuess and despatch
 Gold dust Legal Toudeg- and sodiers Final ssttis menu, bought
 oaioe of ibe Arizona Sage Line, Nc Jackson Block corner of Thid and GEufton sfests
 San Bernhr,lino. Cal, Austrss Rs lt7o,
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CARD.

Tho undersigned siii ay tho highe,; market prices for soidierS Final staiemeRis Oaiccrs Fay Rolls Govern .neut Vouchers, Gold Dust and Legal Tenders.
 HELLMAN, TEMPLE co, aue6-3m Bankers Iss Angeles California
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ApURE COD LIVER or r., b~E At Dr. Kenasus Pioneer Drug Store.
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties in wickcnbasg, Prescott, and other Interior points notified that have ai the Ehrenherg Landing
 large adobe Narehonse with good sbngle ro2f and prepared receive and forward goods of every description ai low rates any other parties engaged a the bns mesa J. M BRYAN. khrenberg. A. I. Sept lsi. ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

HOsTET TERs BITE R $, kIa Al Or. Kerdalls Pioneer Drug Store
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NOTICE. ANAHEIM LIGHTER COMPANY

Prusn and aser this date cHAs R JoHssoy k duly
 anshoiEea Ageai and General Superintendent. By order of the Board Of Trustees r. KORS, Secretary Analem Lighter Co. AHaheia. Jaiy IS is7O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-10

The undersigned s nov TFrgarea n receive freight sf the Auahem Landing, ic bs frsarded to any I@ oi tas StAfe of Arizona
 The low af IAgherAee oers Gfcas lrdueemepts to shpfefs nieFehaase io Lene Pipe. Cstro GorO, San Bernardso and Arizona Territory.
 shippers VIII please send Bs ~ Lading by Stsamer, and mark goods cure of Anahen Lighter Ca.
 CHAs. R. JOHNSON, Agent Anaheim. July l5 ls7o aug6 3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-31

A NEW USE FOR BAD RoAps.--A memner
of the Board Of Supervisors from one OF the
northern townships of the county, Is IN NJ
yeterate Joker, and INDUCES his propenSfl-
ties whenever opportunity presents ltsel',
regardless Of whom he hits. A day or TWO
since ne was approached by fcllow-mem-
Der Of Radical proclivities with the inquiry,
/" How do you manage to keep your Town
DemocraticP" "Oh," replied the Joker,
g that's easv enough. You see, there arc
many land owners coming into .ile LOW w
examine their purchases. Beng supervisor,
The strangers stop ut my house, wncn
have nm opportunity to learn their politics.
Now. there arc two roads running through
the town, one Of which is very good, ana
the other swampy and muddy. IL the
strangers are Democrats, | take them 10y
the good road to their lands; If Republl-
cans, they arc taken by the swampy ROAD.
which Is one of the worst that ever laid out
OF doors. Before proceeding far the stran-
cers 60 down into the mud up to their
Knees; q few steps more, and they plunge
into the mud up to their necks. BY this
time they inquire If there arc no better
roads In the township. inform them that
there is not, when they Immediately OK
press a desire to return, sell their lands to
the first bidder. and take their departure.
Thus" said the joker. g prevent ail hut
Democrats from settling in my town.
Grand Rapids (Mich.) Democrat.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK (WIItTE).
w Applicants must produce satisfactory re-
ferenccs as 10 qualification and character. Apply
ut HOS Clay street. my 3ir-lw
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iwAHER0ADs.
@ Geo.

&5zE ~
THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
M, IN Ee ne ArR4sGN eas AIR TRAINS viii run a
'' MAIL TRAIN will run daily between Richmond
and White a spiVWFss sHn'is
Richmond at o A. 81. and arrive Mt WHITE snipnur
sasP. II. Leave White SULPHUR at 5:iG 4. ID. and
arrive z Rcnmend Ha si and Charottesv
9Th Orange Alexandria and Manassas Ta1Iroad
trains for Alexandria, washington bat '. re-
Philadelphia, New York, B9s.on, mo- emphts
New Orleans, Montgomery. Mobile &c Also
connects with stages rs follows: ,
AZ stnunton with stages for Lexington, 80 miles :
Natural Bridge, 81 miles August !iatG s ~
htI;oshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles ana
Natural Bridge, % miles. .,, ,,,u, s,r,,rs
10 miles Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, 20
miles and Healing SPRINGS, p miles sir snr,nxs
Is miles and Hot Springs, Is miles: c-,n,,.
miles mi and Old sweet Springs, 10 miles.
At White Sulphur Springs with stages LOT ealb
SULPHUR Springs "a miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
20 miles Rcd Sulphur Springs, II miles; Lewis
burg. miles and Charleston, 100 miles.
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsviile
and sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast at
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-
tween Richmond and Washington nightly Without
change of cars. Leave Richmond at s:i5 T.. NJ.
instSn a:s5 r. NJ and arrive at Richmond at 80
A. M, making MI through connections ut Rich
mond and Washington. SLEEP1NG-CARS will
bctw cen Richmond aud Baltimore without change.
Through tickets issued TO all points North, West,
JAMES +. NETHERLAND,
p7 pkutA nor
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VIZ ANTED. TO HIRE A RELIABLE
w SETTLED WOMAN, without children, To
do the cooking and h1usc-cleaning for a SWAN
I,miiy. Amply at the residence of JOHN d. Gill
MER. Warsaw" In Clsy Ward. my sl-Stf
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BY Wellington Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT on TIE EAST LINE OF ADAMS BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH Streets As
trustee In certain deed OF trust from George
Hardman aud wife, bearing date 22d De, cmbcr,
1862, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings ,.ourt
in book No. 90, A, page G2, l shall prccct' &C. Il
At public auction, on the premises, on M''N!ItY
the Gh June, 1870 at o'clock +. NJ, II II set,
by the said deed, consisting of LOT fr":.'.:: -
feet OH the east line of Adams street, Tunri -
1875 feet To an alley, having thereon Il ar-h ..Gi..E
AND FRAME TENEMENT Contain .,!, ,nt
eight rooms besides kitchen.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray cXrc..aos 81.
lie and to pay off note now due md pc !t.i'
$50 on credit Of $50 until I'D June mcSi "A i.
further credit to $50 until the 22d A., "a r II
such terms us may ut the hour of !c f- ,,l.-
nouuccd. CHARLES SPENCER,
nv 2S Trustee.
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by Grubbs &Williams, Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main anil Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
/ EIGHT ACRES OF VERY FALUhBl +
LAND, ON THE MEADoW-BRInGE RonAi,,
CITY.-In execution or 4 decd OF trust from +.
s. Gentry to the subscriber as trustee, dacl alSt
Mas, 1867, and recorded In Hem icn county court
office. being thereto required by the crcdih!rs Sc
cured, / will sell upon the premises on MON
DAY, 9th OF June, nj O'Clock L. Nj, II iair, II
not, on the first fair day. thereafter, at the same
hour, WENTY-EIGtlT ACRES OF LAMP
situated AS above stated, adjoining the LAND OF En
formerly owned by A. A. Morris, and overlook
Ing the city.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of executing the
trust and for one-fourth Of the debt now due, say
1900 credit of twelve months for the remaining
thrt c-fourths say for 81 700 and the residue upon
such terms as thu grantor or his assigns may d.
rect and in case of his their failure to give any
directions, upon such ternS rs vii name at the
time of sale. The credits to be for negotiable
notes with lnterest added and secured 10y a decd of
trust. The purchaser to pay taxes for 1870
II. Is. STARkE, Trustee.
GRIBES & WILLIAMS, AuctioEecrs. my 70
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BY Edward B. Ncwburn,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
No. 1915 Main street,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF THAT VERY
N VALUABLE BRICK STORE ANn nWEh-
Ting No. 1879 MAIN STREET, RlGtimlEb,
States District Court for the District OF virginia;
In tho matter Of IT. j. Callshcr, bankrupt WI, III
sell at auction uron the premises Tree nro, ~ ~
liens and membranes whatever, on WEioN Ms
DAY the lst day Of June. 1870, at O'Clock L: NJ,
that very valuable BRICK STORE AND DIV FL
LING No. 1929 Main street Formerly occupieu
the BANKRUPT Lot fronts 10 1912 feet OH haln
street running back between parallel lines Oh feet
to nm alley Is feet wide. with the use Of passage
three feet three inches wide in common with owner
of lower tenement.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance three. six, and
twelve months purchaser to give negotiable notes
with approved endorscr, interest added, for the
deferred payments, the title to be retained by the
assignee until said notes arc paid.
Fl. S. MORTON, Assignee.
Sale conducted by Z. b. NEwBERN Real I;s-
tate AuctionCcr. my 'o
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A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW ioRk,
AND

THE " EST :.

ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, olST Al'Rllt
AN EXpREs5 TRAIN WILL BE RUN FROM
TIE nErMr CnRNhE or BROAD AhD
DAYS, AND SATURDAYS, AT p. NJ, AR
IRVING At ACQUlA CREEK AT sp; NJ, con con,
Meeting with the FIRST-CLhSS iron STE MEk
EEEGEANM IA GArIA6T rJony s Il
4. ~, In ample time TO connect with trains on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and baltimore rail
roads for the NoR1 III and EAST ana WIN inc
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio, Northcrn Ccn-
VIE WEs A. fenn'''FSn'" 'e''"' ''''""' ''' '
Returning from Baltimore the steamer will
leave her wharf, Piers Nos. $ and9, between Con
way and Barre streets, on Light street, on WE'D
NESDAY the Goth April, and regularly thereafter
on MONDAYS. WEDNESbAYS,a and tRlDAfS,
Express Train for Richmond, reaching the juno
ton in ample time To conncc; with the westward
bound train for the principal points nn ne Cmcs'
pcak9 and ohio railroad AMI arriving in Nich-
III speed and In utlit the steamer GENRGEA NJ
Ma Is believed to nc unsurpassed Ivy any lIinG
south of New York; ami in statetocm and
table accommodations The company is determiatd
not to be ercelled.
On tue completion of the outfit OF another
steamer Of the same class (now nearly ready the
company proposes to make the line 4 daily one.
For FREIGHTS this line Is The most expeditions
AMI cheap as any running from Richmond;
No KERoSANE, EXPLOSIVE. or OTHER
EXTRA HAZARDOUS hKTlCLES ARE
ROUTE.
For PASSENGERS the route is rendered atirac-
tive by i9w rates new cIHipmrmt OF cns,ms* anu
TIL Is 9 u Il Ii Il G X E'r = ANIL BAGGAGE
G II L G X S, and any information about
FREiGllrS, furnished upon application =; 1t TIE IT,,
streets. }. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
ED. n. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
Office Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Potomac
Railroad Company, Richmond, April Id, ls1V
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JAMES T. NETHERLhND,
my27 General Ticket a gent.
y edmond AND YORK RIVER
Il H. khII.RnA NnTInE

ID edmond AND YORK RIFE Il
IN RAILROAD LINE.-NOTICE TO FRUIT
GROWERS.-This line have made arrangements
10 forward, by FAST FREIGHT LINE, STRAW
BERRIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &C.:
To baltimore ut SO cents per 100 pounds:
To philadelphia 1t IS cents per 100 pounds;
To New York at 81 IS per 100 pounds.
They will be fOrwardcd daily Except Saturdays
and Sundays by Passenger train leaving Rich
mond at ais 2. NJ, and will arrive In Baltimore
the following morning from to O'Clock, and ut
Philadelphia and New York IN time for market
on the second morning.
Empty crates for Strawberries returned free Of
charge.
Shippers should have their consignmcnts deli
yered by O'Clock +. NJ. as 10 give time to
manifest correctly and mark their crates distinct
ly.
THIS line have determined to make specially at
this branch Of business. and will give IL every at
tenton. THOMAS DrDhMEhD,
nv Pow Superintendent.
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uTMDOW-sHADE DEPOT, 1885
w MAIN STREET GoLDEN L. se, II rs Of
OuLCLOTHS, Be-, nc gold prices. Gold, Velvet
and Crystalized Shades, with Fixtures to match;
Marble, Mahogany, Rosewood, and Figured On
cloth. from one shilling per yard up. Black, On
duck, for covering carriages, ut less than New
York prices. Call and buy Of III. GOLDEN, 1875
stTeets, sps sR
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

DOPLAR GROVE, A UlGllLI-AT-
L THACrIVE AND VALUABLE FARM, On
TIE WILLIAMSBURG TuRNrIkE, ONE
ND THREE-F0uRTIiS OF \ NILE EASr
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND. FOX SALE
Ar AUCTION.-If not sold privately before, we
win offer on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF June E
day rNccrtctD. publicly. on The promises. At s
o'clock t. NJ. the DESiH ABLE FARM situated
rs described above, on which The late John fne
ST., resided containing 2J3 16-100 ACRES nF
LAND. The buildings consist OF .BklEh
DWELLING with six rooms ana pantry, PRICK
kitchen with five rooms houses for hands, Stahir
harm icc.housc, &c. Orchard of 100 Young apple
trees IN full bearing; dwarf pear trees pl"In,
apricot, and cherry trees.
This farm from It's location. healhfulncss, fer
tilItv of soil improvements, aud ncarness To mar
kc Is Justly considered one OF the most desirable
In The vicinity Of Richmond. >
TERMS At sale. LEE GopIllN,
my -; AucttuucCre.
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- aJ3y T.. Bowman, Auctionecr.

vaXTRK LARGE AND IMPORTANT
n skf,H.-.Cn TUESDAY the 3lst instant, COM
mcneing oeloes win sell ct ny ware1 T
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, cornpri-
sing great variety Of choice goods suitable to the
season. -~r,or
CLOTHING for Mems, Boys, and Yonfhs
wear, consisting OF CASHMERE, SATiNEI,
ALPACA, and LINEN COATS PANTS,
500 cases BOOTS, sHoEs BRoGANs, and
BALMoRALS, for Meas, Women's, and
Children's wear, In every variety OF size and
quality, consigned by the largest Eastern
manufacturers;
100 eases FUR and WOOL HATS for Mems and
Boys wear. including the latest styles;
With All attractive invoice OF -.
STRAW GOODS, MATING,
SkTCHELS PARiS0i.S, &C.
The attention OF the trade is earnestly requested
to Inc above prime lot Of goods. They ART fresh
and scasonablc. and Will be sold without reserve.
T.. BOW MAN,
my 90 Anct!onecr and Commission Merchant.