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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-08
A RARE CHANCE TO OBTAIYA SUBURBAN
HOME on EASY TERMS.

A portion Of the land known as the waRer
Farm on the Rock Greek Church road, lust beyond
the Soldiers Home. having been suhdiyi aei will ~
sold m lots Of from three @ acres improved by
house, stable &c. The plan Of house can BE- elected
by The purchaser and viii be erected al cost price
a small cash payment will be required and the
balance IN monthly instalments. The place i Wthis
atew hundred yards q the station On the Point ~
Rocks Railroad; VIII be within a few minutes VAN
u the sth street bore and being only 3s miles
from the center Market, L. very accessible.
Having an abundance o. water on the Mace the
house vii be supplied with il thraughauf Tins
combining the advantages Of the country with the
convenience ~ the city. -
This l. one of the most Delightful ana healthy
SITUATIONS IN the vicinity Of Washington and being
very elevated, commands fine view of the sur
ronnelEg country. There are twn churches aud q
pubic school IN the immediate neighhsrhaaf.
Plan OF houses can be and further particulars
obtained By inquiring 4
r. W. WALKER CO.
clio II street, between sih aud g,h,
an2o-eolm Opposite Patent ofice.
E0R SALAD old est alls he, veil Kf17W0 Az =
II TAU KANT, with good run Il customers. IN the
center OF the city. Owner reling gushing bnsi-
ness. su,S-tf
NOTlCE.-That 4. s. justin, 6le ID, between
- 9th and 9Th streets n W, s-lis custom m "a
sECOND-HAND CLOTHING at less than half tire
cost 81 ready made new ones
N.B.-SECoND-HAND CLOTHING Of an kinds
bought at fair tcashl prices. aus2 IN
ENOk SALE-At a bargain, the GOOD WILL, A. :
IL OF the old-established Coal and Wood Dem, CIR,
ner o. Maryland avenue and Sth street, I-arl, sut-
aSb,e ior coal or lumber depot. Apply AZ DR. BOs-
WILL : drug store, corner MARI land avenue aud
'th sttces. aul0-u
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BOARDING.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH FTRsT
~ CLASS TABLE BOARD, every comfort and
convenience, at 1000 street, 10Th. SCI o.
TNREM0NT HOUSE, Indiana Avenpe, corner "a
II si'set. The new Proprietor, y. p. HILL, has
spared no expense or labor in refittng aud newly
furnishing this house, making of the best ana
most desirable houses in the city, and now offers
great Inducements both 20 transient and perma nent
Boarders. Board, 50 50 per day; Permanent Board.
$50 Meal hours.-Breakfast, Z O'Clock 10 9: Dinner
20 CLOCK 10 4; supper, Q O clock TO 8. aust tf
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
- near the Departments, with frst-class Board.
can be had at No. 1918 i street, on reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated fee-tf
EIRST-CLASs BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il EkoNT ROOMS, "a be had reasonable terms
az 1SoI, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible mhssly
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOO1 a4ND Il OONN.
II OST-A CARRIAGE AFGHAN, with the in
4, itials A; r. 8 in the center. liberal reward
viii be paid If left at The Star Office. se7-st
EOUND-0n Thursday, August 18th, 1871, ONE
BREASTPIN, with the letters marked on il
@ p. Sawyer, Yele ~. The owner can have IL bv
paying charges and the advertisement, at No 20S
b street north, between ID and 81.
n OsT-On the night of the sth, at the new Schuet-
~ zen Park, Gales, woods, a heavy embroidered
BED GRAPE SHAWL. A reward Of IS will be
given for its return to Mrs. HESHLEY, at Mr.
kupperts, corner 7th street and New York avenue,
or az this office. $3.50. SEQ ST.
COX -L0ST-0n the cars, between Washington
R SOs and Georgetswn- on Monday evening, lth
instant, POCKET-BOOK, containing about ESQ,
check, some jewelry and papers A reward Of S25
Will be given 10 the finder, by returning IL to the
owner, CHARLES Il. WURDEMANN, No. 323
Missouri avenue. se6-3ts
III OsT-In Georgetown, somewhere between the
- Potomac lns1rence Company's office and West
street, by way OF Bridge; Congress, Gay and wash
gold sleeve button IN II. If left at the Potomac In
surance Company's Office, No. 81 High street, q
suitable reward viii be given. se6-stf
4 osT-On Wednesday morning, in the First
- Ward, near 2lst street and Pennsyi- ~ = y
yania avenue, very small black and tan,3
SLUT short tail, cropped ears, yellow
chin and feets and spots on her eyes and neck A
LIBERAL reward viii be- paid BY her owner, at 2O3l
ax9et second door from 2lst, who values her high
- Iaule] - Us J. M. ORME
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oR sALE.-Two LOTS on southeast corner sth
and streets slso, fourteen LOI % New ser.
81 1siPa' above street A1' At sos s,s i
HOB RENT : Pleasant FURNISHED Rs0Ms
u INQUIRE n. W. corner Of sth and D sts. isfi sn'
pARTIHs, OBLIGED TO REMAIN N THE
b.a.. nni a5s .r1 moGS s
and ~ modsr.ie prizes. fABLE BOARD. Jss
FOR RENT-An OFFICE in TaE EvESiSs STER
wood and Ss PressSs sb G IN the q ~
having eesp used for tina, purpose for long time.
view Of the city, surrounded with trees, orchard,
grapes, &c; Rent reAsonAble.
.pi4 HALL koSS d kSal k Eis sss fFcs ss
EoR sALK Oh RENr-.rhe elesAnT COUNTRY
4 STAT recently oeeupied By 2. n. Gilman, o
dining residence OF D. McCieuSai; one Of he hard.
:, soIesf sshgEs9H rSsheesi; 10 The pisfe, AIFJ
Tor sALE-TWo 2story Press Brick Front
4 HOUSES, containing six rooms aud bath each;
Wills TuRroS a LOWRY,
mylsn AL l2th street. n. ".
EOR sALE-sUBURRAN REsiDENCES-TWo
h COTTAGES AT MOUNT PHEASANT, oon-
stiasSed, Wen fsnced in, With stable. FERNS eSsy,
requiring but moderate cash payment;
corner 18th stree, and New YoTS sysIue
mhl4d IRer. and Chron.l
Eok RENT-Tbe large DWELLING HOUSE
Naon VIDE stair ': sns q ss
sage; locality tor 9 lawyer OF phyrcian
FRANCK TAYLOR,
m E-u S24 Indiana avenue.
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
sc, 900 ACRES OF LAND In Macon county, y.
~, bins Ridge hsllrosd running throIght. 10000
acres IN cherokee county, N. c., all nue craving
lands and covered with choice timber; superior fruit
climate, specally the apple. Also 81 900 acres IN
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon. Will ex-
goods. g II SWETLAND Fe,ieral pidrh ~
mhll-u corner ~ Tth and streets.
t'Qk kENT.A desirable sId oommodiOu.
= HOUSE,, with al the modern imprOvements,
situated on the corner Of 18th and q streets F0r
terms and particulars inquire at ls1 Pennsylvania
avenue n-u
EOR RENT-Three- story BRICK HOUSE, eight
rooms; No. III street, between North Capitol
and Let streets, rear OF the Government PRINTING
once Rent " per month. Inquire Of p. LEARY,
next door 2eu
E0R RENT-Comfortabiy Furnished PARLOR
y and CHAMBERS, in q house with al modern
tnprov ement, and In q beautiful situation: south
'front.' IN the First Ward. corner 10Th and stsee.s,
No. SOOs1 6-df
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I'Vh rAIE-An Old -fsfall hsI veil krl-Ivn Al
II TAU RANT, with a good run Il customers. IN he
center OF the city. Owner reling uishng busi-
ness AuSs-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Eok SALE-Ths sTOCN and LEASEofa hrst-
Class Rect uraut, seventeen raTTns, - Penn
81 ..Nania avenue. Rent low. Address A. d i, Sfsr
O1iOc. ssSl2ls'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Recent Apache ouuaecs.


 4ho Apachcs have been nt tbojr cyuc, v,,,,l, again n'-kng and stealing. Laiters from pLn,. '''A '"o McDowcil, Of date January 2Dth, give de- ''''r" Acconnis "f recent or'ragcs committed by "''n'h n"nds, but time and space will not pcr. '''' US t' give more tl'n the lrrn facts. SuiIicr u 10 s'y thcr, ihut on the lgh inst, large portv oi a'''gea atiockcd train oi three. w..L,,,Ds bt "hsins io W. E. ltclings ,S Co.,. at uoiut gft.,n h''e' south of thc upper crossing of Salt River While the 'rtln was proceeding from rbe Mil, fin Lamp Mcdowell, with grain. How wolf tbr "r'tch's succeeded In accomplishing their pur l'"''s may be inferred from the fact ,i,ns they k'I'cu . man Dtmrd C;"nr.r King, wounded r Eth'"h dangerously, aud anoiAtr man nl,vl,tly l"y 'hrh sccurcd twenty hrld nt nIulps. burned '"' wagons and 2i,on pounds Of grain, and pu, out Tor Tue m1untains. Upon hearing ,he bad hc"s' W. B llcilings and other, started nflcr 'he'n' aud followed tLcir ifail which led twards Frog Ienk- on the Agua Frio. nn,ll they werr forced to return. Major Veil, and Gr.y Incn. started out from Camp Mcdowell, tbe night of '"e u4y upon which this outrage was committed, aud IS 10 bc hoped that ,licy have, ere this. caught up "Nh and given th" rnuracrous on,l,wo il sound drnbbing. Mir. ilclmss luss is no, far
 
 Previous to tbs, lon the I3,hJ the savage. got IS head oi apiinas from Wnrd'- irain They wcrr pmSued by six mounted McSicans, who overlook them the day aiter the robbery Upon corning up "iih the Indians, the MrAictns d.,nuuntcd. and while proceeding Co sssauh baud Uf ln,i,,s in 'heir front, another squad of sayagca stole the ahlmHis. etc, md lefi tue Mexicans to get bOlnc ns btSt they C1s,iid.
 / 'h0Tt lime ago. they made raid upon Cul. Ing station. On the Prescott aud La Paz FOsasl. Tah oh : head "f cattle and l2 hprsrs They were followed t3 Chas Cul!ing nud others, wlo. after riding scNcral days and uish,s, came up with thr savI.c-. Ht poin; c.I,t of Mcdowell, sud rr.tOok all but UDc Of ibc anim1s
 letter from Ari40ua Cisy informs us Iha. the Alncllcs vIsicd that sccIon un the l4rh, aud stol lot Oi IDulcs and cattle
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Bad Policy.

Intelligent soldlcrs ha,e moro ,lau once sI,iLcn Co us in derccntivn of "iTXu. troop, on ,ouuis,"
 that j', ihs taking, by cytonaudcre. ur men or diilrfcLr Cnrnpaii,- vn iudian ,Xpcdiiiuns and wc believe there ia something in il. in i,ct, VIC know there is, and hvi'e that. berc,i,cr, fl tine
 Uicrest OF thc service will atipii, cvc1y company cstnpnudcr wlio iiuS go 60i sfl"T lrliAi.. M i,I take none hu' Inc BIeu oi bis own tofn,n,uy, uu- lees larger force sboald bc dc'rBci ucccss;,fy
 We know lhA, this plan would picasc the Ipcn et the ssycTal coDpAuics, aud, perhaps, tBe orr,l=. The mcn of every company bOund together by asso, I;ioG: have q certain pride h cir crcan. iEatiom, aud SiIi york R.Urr cheertUlly .o achieve undivided than divided ltu.c in proof or ti... VIC need but Sin thc case of l., and B, sih CiVpiry two sncccsslnl Indian fighting Couparic- ; Men ot used io 20 out aud slaughter Inc kcds. Thcu l. would try Iis lUCk, dcictIE.ncd Vpor hi'l- .nS greater nunIhrr of kavaers than h, md in iils way, and by this prsiacNortby rivalry between tic mcD oi thc,c Two cUiDlaHi"s, much good y as accomplished. .,.. t- ,.L~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
MINING ITEMS

From Brndelnw Dh.trict. we have tho most cheering intelligence Parties experienced in quartz mining, who have jn.s returned from lhc ul'irct, agree in pronOuncing it the richest min. cral district ever before scen hdiAcrs from our other mining localities In that svivhnrc,s and other refractory elements are not tv corn,son.
 lh tue Hdssayainpa District, lhe Datts IotIc. Seeihs to hc attracting no little attention. hha i'rSrt well defined lode, and assays largely frr "ouI gold and silver. The owners talk of trying Few tons Of orc at the Chase mill
 on LynN Creek, Uncle Billy Pointer and C. Y. ehch'h are pnrsning work on their iodcs with results quac nlttcripg. We hear that shelton iA "ceo'','in" for thc purchase Of the Eureka mill.
 The Fig Bug mill h running on good ore. The En.''nlcpa regularly
 The Nu'ture mill Is running ns usual, and che aspect of mining matters Is bright.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
New Advertisements

Messrs. McKinnio & Carpenter, of PhGuX, Salt River address fsT ~ords 10 ,bc public in our advertising columns. We have no, the pleas. ufa 0f Mir, Ca5pculcT's acquaintance, bul know hls partner, hVdr MeKiHuie, "lIke book" He Is Of Ihu kludes' bcst-bcar,,d cid pioneers la inc Territory.
 George Furncss, cf wlckenburg, has, aiso, "a ftw words 10 say to lhc dear people, whom be wishes 10 feed, at hIs lIotc whicl, sc arc assured Is a good one. .....
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Boots Shoea etc.

Saf IrHc'irns e.'s .!r.s.s, o Ia.,,oru,,, .,,, r nv ''" f De H's'cf n tDeh The fh' ;,sra |. ueu Hl''' " f'l 'Nts" tsS'. -n'~S ss 'rfr lnd.s '''h"'s A'4 R~s4~sa4s wtHf, zi-a. f,sli~rss n,w s"" "N 'h's" "fsi'p hay';e itsn ssi.ri,i ,h rr.i "a'' " M Iughlr bil~ i1 Sas F-tH..s, rsv-.ntr # H''' ' ''s- ' ''t a's t4s Ieofis "f Afuas fV 'A'Y S",s jHrrs.-i tiai Hoy as.. us god 'f, ,g "-. n !ff 70" y'"r"" t tr ,'Aet szab tr arie1 aad A'ss''i 'y ciilfuy utslf, J,fin.
 H~ S~Ns'al i- ry "f fle sgrsS-ia ls crs ag fisr
 ''''"s' f''"P 'H is.N crss v"rkr,.s n, cen,slr t "'ui A'tesi fr,lti'g atJ 'rTSrsc to os.rr
 His i0t". "l he f-i'tg L, i-. fa aer,i-,rs v;e ,, hn' F" w 'dSt>s 'l' i'ir,s. to cal Jotns and rr- Q g1H-l ~-flstsrt.Ihi~ g. ,-,rl-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

WORTHY OF PHAIsE.-The manner in which Iamce Grant, ,uail contractor, has been carrying our mails is worthy of praise, and, VIC freely ac. cord it to him. This weeks stagc got in early Thursday evening, win five messengers, as many bags Of mat, and several express pacsagos, We are indebted to Inc driver--Tom DOnoyau--aud one Of the agents hvroo. Alien, flor items which appear elsewhere z. ..ra
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Later from Bradshaw District.

\ party of miners and psoarociors arrived in town Thursday afternoon, from Bradshaw district, ~iih rrvcral sacks 0f ore from recently dSe0y. cred silver bcdgc, which is sAId 10 bu of immense size aad riebHc3s. The ore can le secn at the Adobe Stuye. Mcss5s Head aah uaIn,nnnd. .w0 or the party, informed us thu, very rich gold ore was being lakcs out of thc Dcl Pasco and other iodoe. Ahoit 70 mcn were engaged in placer miulng, and making falV wages,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Religious

The Rey. Alexander Groves dcliyrFrd @ highly eloquent sermon at tho Court House, ou.Sunday Iast His audience sprlk in Ihc highest terms of his effort lie wiIl preach at thc sashc plisv e'cTy Sunday, ai o'clock D. m. Father Chaucot, on ,hc same day celebrated mass al Kavcna. store. V being the 'st dime mass was ever celebrated in Prescott, Caib pics generally were present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
pook-Binding-send in Your Work

fn late " hare lreu asked and -y,,,e,, ,o I, ,,. having h~-.ks Is,rrhc'. blank, e,t ,o bind ,a t,,, h"" mH"h V" u"ild charge iE .iang .u.h and such IA J"" 'd lrHi'ng Hml have ,f ,,,nns s.u pt,hl. ,, f''nT" h'''@'" au.e"~ sr ihe simple r-l.ons ,i:r, "' l'l net sen He v"rA. and iEI i..k inning i. n sh'rcy n"w basiD~-A sivtz bu r.ec1,l, rue,,cA '' II ard nh '"ry "s'"n,.rc'y ii ,Im, We caa however q" L7''f Jh "r t'h'': bbng 'LD' s o,t saruan F. u "'.''7 'nn "nh we sint "ri,rs t,r sYrh work vi,i ''e ifSs+ 'I rshs i~. ,,e we'll niri a t.,r,. n |, Is'''' '' ff tic ti ,. T ni i've Tie SuNri ha. rv, !' '"+n n''i'a"l na 'i.rsoR enHa,Ant Irrrs and is "v' ho'' in1""' (" L,; .,sc i,'.!e Ia te ,fn,re.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
rirs at Fort whipple.

Friday night, ihc 9Oth inst, about II i-9 o'clock, a fro occurred at Fort WhlPpic. The quarters of Major Perkins Hod Llenler,ans Sherwood were entirely cousuIard~ Tho commisanFy and Quar- toy,nphstoF buildings were, with great rNertions, saved. The troops worked faithfully until alleF R. ln, before the destructive element was entire ly conquered.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
From Camp EualpaL

Our stirring f,ilow.t"W nsmap, Vim. Cory, rode oui to Camp ilaapai n!Uue one day this week, and came home Thursiay llsi, in cninIauy with <. C Miller. He informs us ihat the troops at Nuailal were eugaerd m tgiidinr quarter, ou, oI lumbcr made q, the GoVc-NnrIi sav mill in tbaI vicinity; ihai Col. Van Nt,, had rr;grncd without bayip. sccD inc IigIpais who had Iron. istsi to meet lin at Ccrii.lB p'cr; ,htt party of iiU,lpa,s had burned houpc at Willow Grove, aud thal Inc supposii!cn Was Ih1t "gr.r backs were up." in which Col. Nau HIai, hls officers and ulcn, N!il ha,e some hard campaigning 70 dO Mr. Cory says Williamson Valley h filed with farmhouse. ard farmers. He stopped over night a, Chino Valley and ihctc learned thai Two paclc Mohayc Indians recently visited sbrcp-bcrdcr, and demanded tobacco. Ia consequence of lhis, She people oi the valley were afraid thai the say agy4 were aL0at t0 visit them again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Job Printing.

drSFe 'o call l'' attention n' A,e Ioiie of ,li Tor ''f: V" i" 'S'f t1' ',.' Miner fec s G!od ir rSr. ich Fr'nHg nn'-fi 'h,; ha,~ la u,ir rnrl., the '"r' t' ir n'r 'n AhHS b. lake, ,,-e ,l rs,sr ,s E'"i ~"rt aod fi'n h' nl slaI f-i ns .., s, '"" "E 'H'sH"r"r- rhf-,rt tie otbc~ ,a,o,eJ h P'h "S are I1rrar'd to 70, s,"ryrny --ir,,, Doe tF''fy ." h''d 'ii. 'H ''i i' saH1a t ~ sls.i 10 ''' l''''i"y and H f'T f.'.. trrrts. q. a,i fcp "'"'"'E 'h 'A' ti!'' ''y iss'us h.a1 a,yd N7"s th" F'''T'As'e " to~c !l, ns. abo say have i'-N Tni t''' r'n''rz '9 G,r SI,r,-. "f NtsEu frn "'' To '' '~rH oh "'er hr" Tey.sy. aud ,uif,is. l. I'r's-i by E,sa hdgro ,E ihs .trt pre-ry.,,r. % HEn1 ih y'H' nrlrFa
 '- Q '------ -----.------- s"g'" "r1a'' Of the HiNER csa b- ru'v,sa.., q, ,l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
The Little Colorado.

Since tbc op9iiug of tue now rnad 10 Sunscl Crossing, there appears 10 bc some movement toward settling on the Little Colorado River. it is an eligible poiut for Bcw colonies, and, ere many years, every foos of land will be occupied by euicrprlsiug pioneers. q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

LfTrEBs received al Port whippic, anuoUaec the retirement of a numbcT 0i Oiiieers in tbis Do. partncnt, among whom are the following Capt. Perkns. Co. F, lath Infantry, Captains crcssry and iIiidcbsrn, and lculenani Muliord, Sd q, ;, Cavalry, aud oiAers whose names we diJ moi iearp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

A. BARNETT, merchant, Ol Wickenburg and Phnnlx, arrived here Thursday evening, and re- ports progress in hIs section. He appears cheer fui, notwithstanding lha recent bsayy loss he sus- iaincd hy party oi hpachos destroying his grain. Manuel, tho man who recently killed Cole, had len fer parts unknown, Barncu assures Us that tho kiili ng was iusiiGabe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
From Camp Verde.

Tbn,.s., ,'.'' FHnS sud party made ihe connection h'S4, h,nd,S evening" with the mail. From letters g,o~e ayu us by the Corporai, we learn that Col. quarto,. H "N 'e'ces b0siIy employed erecting c.b, s'N'' "lu tia' about thirty soldiers and min ,1 "'Dy ,. citizens gcrp working at the saw. dugt, ., 1'' N' LeTty was down there shooting Ab1r6a s1 geese ehd watching tho nuinerou,
 '''-'e s'e' taat LlsscG away an tae hin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

PARTY or Indians were heard prowling around Forl whipplc the night aiicr the fire. They are quite plenty In the mountain range back of Prcas cott,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Religious Notice.

The First Quarterly Meeting of ,he Arizona Circuit, of the N. F.. Church South, will Dc held Al Prescott, on the first Saturday and sabbath of February. ALEX. GROVES.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

l.. D. IIoOPEa, AdministFator Of the estate Qi Alonzo Young dc',rased' informs us thai' ailer paying all liabilities, and ihc cxpcuaes of 'u'niini'- traliou there will be about S',Jo0 lclt i9r the widow
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

Cty ,,G,..l ''''eF from Jos. Young, uf yalturo
 California ,"' 'a us That John A. Rush had gone ,o a. ynl,a. 70 ppFsl'ase more goods for bis sp ra
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Special Notice

ENrViS tef'e'rs r~a" in S' ,D-r tisy VI ho rar, 7f''-rrtf 4 9rssi'':Hs d-r,',.t I,r Cn'l.r as uf IT't-s" n4'hr ''f- ba% s'-y in l'~s.,a;. tsni he sft, he uprr5s' -,4rl v,s .f ais ,,yirs, 1N" 'n''T'''h of AriH.Hv' Te-tA iuaAe s.s, lal.y
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

yAuyv 9',, 'o learn that Robert Postlc, of Chino
 '' !" 9Dl'e sick with liver complaint
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
lal BROADWAY, NEW YORK gF .. P. Q, Box, :Se3) H JAS. n sARkEr. isf iosn $. CARR.
 Jsrt1.aa Cttys Arzosa.

Our Abilities Ist rarbssng md hy-aassme,s hF ssHs iue arc fspy sssalleIed aH' osr To thE fE,Hs Fah stst s5 Morehasiiss h eseh dsTartneSs' s'n'- pf'sing all ATeiea eOqaSed sr, and sas''e ihoagsoas the TsfrhOfy. ,r., .,s..... that i l. l the beprh of every u,-SR Merchant io bay St Gs-inss4i st h Sas FEshcoo el.sw serVeassshy aypidng Inc HNFsirss~ ami snSnysH~ss Of %sg n"d Ish.Bs laSsey aud pe hes eF fsgts -saA' f~e s"'es" slry receive their urrasss enahibg 'ien '" increase t,,ir pr,6s win ihr sarlr icss capital isves'ea
 ord,Ts hy leihr reccySe 'sr careful stn'"S 'hs a'e ne fisoagh th@ Esrlss ils-ussASss rrrssnt
 Ia . wed ws GtArNvn.E sAiisFAcrioN io TTofs quality au,.,iuiy, and as>0sialeH' ot gr'1s,
 Curney and DtiroA received s' h'''' sAn Francisco ouatsti,, ev li 6a ae,aaht ef oRsens may be ds- aired. la 1. HOOPER. WHITING & co kfiEaua Cify A, r., ScI,, lsl, ie70.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
Fire at wiekenburg

The blacksmith aad wagon shop or ], M Bry- ant, aS wickchsnirg, together with valuable stock Of material was destroyed by fire last week. boss abou, s9,0o0r r3taTHuC-E EF*El.<
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28

hEur STTrH or Camp HaaiIai, arrived here Ihnr'dhy iast iu tbc tnail tonycyancc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
STOCK RANCHED.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-28
NEW LODGING HOUSE.

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The New York herald., 1871-12-02

GALVESTON, Dec I,is7l
bales. Exports % sresl Britain, 4s!s eoa.iw.e So
sses $50 s Ns rssspss o. .Ae TeeS as
the week, 4.7uu
Cotton firm; mddngs isSc. 1ssSc Net receipts Isil2
Gs Stock % 'rs s 81 Ss wess
Ss D. ses enoo'G 49, % Tsn. Msra ss @ % 70
'-sN s. MOBILE, Dec. ], ls7l.
& Gssn s.s ars su sss4, 1.i ss ss':
Sales. l Stock asils ke receipts Of the week i70l5
Exportso Great Britain, 1885, coastwse 1851. Sales of
the week, $780, -
Sr.ss saisa ssi to iia.rs secb csss.~ss.
@ .: ,sai q bs bs,s.P m.aP q 10 Havrs s
Cotton firm; masns. lssc aI,,c NJ. receipts, 81 :;
4 ,, SrS, Ss WI .s
coastwise, 6,lss sales Of tho week, 5,500.
Cotton sn,s miadlns Isc TsesIrs IA i. sass S.
wiac, 1881. Sales OF the week. $40.
Cotton steady; middlings, lsc
R.e.p.rou $500 ss ws.. sa.ss: D.s M s1ru
acl SO bushels; oats, 1900 bushels Raj shpmens
ssss Sals;
ssc for ney &c for q. Sd oa rm sale. soso
ys Snsty
ass ess sds % h1st ssSy ass
Ssd sai there 20 demand sas snDpyulS
yesterday steady and firm No sales today Sheep and
ismbsReceipts 2u0 head few offered here marxct clos
Ing steady and prizes rm saes 200 head Ohio sheep aver
lbs 10 2 I6 head Canada lambs sveraeing l3 os as
50 %. Receipts yesterday and to-day luO00 head
and prices 6rm sales at $4 10 "a 30 for me-
dium TO good. - -
Flour quct and unchanged. Wheat opened quiet and
lower recovered at the cloc No. spring 23ls
NO. do ~ leh No do " % No sprin; seller Pc
January 81 2lss. Corn frn and in fair demand No. .
mixed "a aflxc. rejected ssc mixed, seller December
lls,; seller January 4a Exc; seller February, 43c
seller April Is 45ec Ryciall and lower; No. 2slA s9c
Oats drrn fair demand speculative Bar
ley IL demand; No spring, Gle; No do soc. a5c.
rejected 4c. 46c. Market opened trm but fell
close; carly sales at $s 10 cash or seller Decembcr seller
SIS seisr March, SIS 81 sii; closed Quiet .. sls
cash. Lard firm and In fair demand; sssc, cash
or seller December seller January SIC. 6;Sc; seller
February, sc March, g.c. Green meats firm; hams sAc
5sc, according to average; shonlders sac. &C. short
rbs, she 6ssc short clear &c Live hogs active and
Fsc'ghsCorn TO Buffalo lie. Rcceips20o bbe. flour.
7D bushels wheat Do corn 81 GOO dooa. LOO do.
dour, $4,000 bushes corn, 0oO oa 900 do. rye TOv
do barley and 5000 hogs Receipts OF hogs November
$4,000; for November last year, $4,000.