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Maritime Miscellany.
BARK BRUNETTE tBrl Jackson, at San Francisco May .
from Takao April Is lat IS 02 N, Ion I57 II. had
strong gale from to NV, lasting hours during which
sprung fOremast in q sudden squall.
ScHR HARRY BLUFF Is reported to have been sold ut
Ban Francisco to some Mexican parties for $1,000
used for the pearl fisheries.
ScHR ISABEL ELwELL, from Gloucester for New York,
ashore Hart Island pm on Friday last was
probably got off Sunday evening"
STEAMER MoNoHANsETr, at New Bedford 10Th from Ed
gartown, reports o smack ashore Cape Poge; name
unknown.
LAuNcHED-From the yard Of Jas n Bayles Son. in
Port jefferson May the superior 3masted schr Rosa
Eppinger Of aDout 500 carrying capacity owned by
the builders, parties in New York elsewhere and
Capt Jos Bayes, Of Port Jefferson, under whose
mand she Will be employed IN general freightng Her
hold 10 feet
At Thomaston, Ne. on Thursday last from Stetson L
Gerrys yard, Smasted schooner OF 40l TONS named
Cassie Jameson
Whalemen.
NJ See port arrivals.
Spoken.
.schr Woodruff from Corpus Christi tor New York,
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May IT, 1874
The people OF this city have been much excited
by the news OF the mood disaster at Williamsburg,
and much sympathy has been developed for the
sufferers. As soon ~ the news was announced
Mayor Lewis sent messages Onertng assistance,
which have been answered, and aid will De sent.
To-day contributions Tor the sufferers were taken
In the churches, one OF which gave $3.50.
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ssnr DWIGHT Davidson, sssr.s salem ser Esy York
Tor ' New s' With
s:%s. &C. for new York. with
scSr Pearl oaI.sy, fsii River for Port Johnson.
scnr nsispsr McGsaSsny Bangor for hondouA WIN
schS Ada HsrbsTt Alien. Gloucester for New York.
:Ss, pssss ss 1 Ss. with
ss%s;:s ss s:x rs e, re,
Rns Small D:nn lsS Ssy YsEs York
E% S on S New York
cr PRs ns.sns NeE hiSsn fer or New New YS 11
schr Ariel Austin. Ellsworth Ne, for New York. with
scRr Mariner. Rich, Greenwich for New York. with
stone to order.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Willow Brae Br. Mcleod. New York for Pictou,
Brig Catherine Morris Rr). Dunn, New York for Wind
Brig Gillespie. Brown. New York for Parrsboro.
schr Taylor. Hill, New York for New Haven.
scnr J H Brown Curry New York for Eatons Neck
ssSI xSsiW F.fis5 Dean aooeSsa tSr Fsii River
Sr yors .Ss. .ss
Sem Sem smith h s N. AmSoy for Nsx Bedford
schr Signal. Hamilton, Port johnson Sor Port Jener
schr Pesee wsrrcn. Port johnson for Salem
Sem SPnS Inland rSr M salem
Echr July Fourth, Wood, Port johnson for salem.
schr Norris Amboy for Boston.
schr Lawrence Turner. Waller. New York for Camden,
schr Gertrude Brockway. Port johnson for New Bed
ford.
schr J anderson johnson, New York for Providence.
schr Freeman, Eldriige, New YORK tor Provi-
schr Ihos Norr!s Oliver Port johnson for Providence.
ssSr EE Garter SSTi Johnson iCS rsmoISEs,
Schr MinduAR Heaney AmhOv forP vmOuth.
schr Joseph Rogers Rogers New York for Hartford.
schr z Wells Kelsey. Port johnson for Hartford.
scnr nnne ssohes HmboS for H Ior
Schr Bramha, Hamilton. Port johnson for Portland.
Schr Nightingale, stork Newburg for New Haven
schr Dexter CLARK, Curtis, Port johnson for New Ha
schr Margaret Jane. Kennedy, Haverstraw :or Provi
schr Casco Lodge Percy, Elzabehport for Yarmouth,
schr Potter Hooper. Bradbury. Haverstraw for Pro-
schr Sea Flower Lincoln New York for Boston.
fchr Blocker, Sheiel New York for Providence.
schr Alaska CLARK. WeehawRen for B,stcn.
schr Hattie Collins, Trlbble. Amboy for Hartford
Schr Sabao, Clauson Hoboken Tor Portsmouth.
schr Almira Cioutman, Liston, New York for Rock
schr Miller, Smith, Hobokcn for New London.
Schr Helen, Searle, Elizabethport Tor Providence.
Schr Cyrus, StrOut New York for Salem.
Schr Addie Nellie. Cameron New York for st John,
schr Potter. Ellsworth Port johnson for Provi-
schr Ann Amelia Allen. Jersey City for New Haven.
Schr yelma, Look. New York for Boston.
Schr G A Hayden. Green Rondout for Providence.
Schr Goodspeed. G0rham ROnd0ut for Providence.
Schr 7 Lyman Bradley, New York tor New Haven.
schr Addie Sawyer. Cook HOooken for Boston.
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BALTIMORE, May H. 1874.
Charles r. Robinson, alias Hamilton. charged
with cheek raising; James Harker charged with
larceny and william Fl. Heinkle. alias Ashton, .
horse TnieL all awaiting trial IN Tows0DtOwn JAIL
Baltimore county, escaped at an early hour this
morning by breaking the locks OF their cells ana
cutting through the walls.
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PACING IN CALIFORNIA

UNION PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, May Pa
cling race, three in five, for special purse OF $780,
p. Brandon entered b. g. Fisherman !
E. II. Miller, Jr., entered b. 2. Ben Butler l
q. White entered blk. q. Onward.
Time, 2:25H-2:27-2:3lk-
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ART NOTES.

MN. Rfchomme, CamDon, Doutlard, Nonchabou
and Gambard, sculptors. are to furnish SIX large
representations OF the Crucinxion for different
public buildings In Paris
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MISC ELLAN EOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA ent states for desertion &c legal everywhere ne
publicity required no charge until divorce granted al
vice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney. 1874 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. coz
IL ncr OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street
Open from A. NJ. to . X. y.
On Sunday from TO 3 +. n.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFEEhEnsI
n States. Desertion, &c, sufficient cause, NC pup
LEFTY; charge until divorce y granted AZ rs~S
Counsellor atLAw. - hsneevsS.
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NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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BELOW.
Maritime Misceilany.

Bark CHATTANOOGA, from
Brig Charles WILDER, from 10y pilot boat Hope,
No u.
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schr Woodruff, from Corpus Christi tor New Yorh
May Is lat 81 II, lon
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mer. Sails. Desiinatson. o

Steamer.
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with great frankness. He says that the pro
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OGoe.
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scene Is most desolate and impressive.
THE RIDE OF COLLINS GRAVES
One OF the heroes OF the occasion IL Collins
Graves, o milkman, who was at the livery stable
in williamsburg where the gatekeeper, Cheney,
was trying to get some one to spread the news
below.
III the dam Is breaking" said Graves after
listening to Cheney's iragmentary story, ..the
folks must know IT," and flashing his fleet horse
into q run, he dashed away toward Haydenviile,
shouting, 1.-THE reservoir Is right here Run |
It's ali you can do.n
1t was now quarter Of eight O'CLOCK and mean
while Belcher and Cheney had rung the bell OF the
Congregational church TO further warn the village
folk. TN went horse and driver, spreading the
alarm, Graves shouting all the way He made
directly for the manufacturing establishments,
'Ior," said he, "the people could hear it, but the
roar OF the factories would drown any warning for
the operatives
At skinnervie the messenger was 1--WE minutes
ahead Of the coming torrent, but at Hayaensville
they had but two minutes in which to spread the
alarm. There the famous ride, which will be sung
In story and told to the credit OF Collins
Graves around the hresides OF williams
burg forever as the salvation OF many han
bred lives, ended at the hotel. Horse and rider
were both exhausted, and here another herald
took up the tidtngs Graves could hear the thunder
OF the coming Hood but not fully approaching its
extent, he turned to 90 back to Williamsburg. A.
the "Dugwayn the disaster which he had pre-
dicted burst upon his sight and he had just
time to turn on into bank near Cap
tain Kingsleys, when 1t crashed past him.
Indeed. he was not twenty seconds too soon, and
as 1t was he had almost despaircd OF reaching q
place OF safety and had even thougbt OF abar 'on-
ing biz tired steed 10 It's fate
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT oP THE SECOND
 Judicial District to the County Of MobaVs, Territory of Arizona.
 Vim Cory and John c. Potts. pA',uer, under ,he firm
 name aud sty,e Of Cory and foiis, plaintinsi
 dgdtasi
 Tbe Cupel anG Tiger Silver Mining Company defendans. Action brought In the District Court of The Secugd Ju dicsl District u and for the county of Mohave, in the Territory of Arizona.
 Inc Territory of Arizona send, 0reiing 10 The Cupcl and Tiger Silver Mining Company:
 You hereby summoned and required ,o appear n an action btough, you by the above named plaintf n the District Court Uf tho Second Judicial District, and for county of Mohave, u The Territory of Ali. Lona and inc cOmplaDt filed with the Clerk Vf ibis Court Ctrbai in sad county a copy of which plant accompanies this sumnOnsJ within twenty days exclusive ut hs day of ssrce) after the service upon Sou this summons. served m this county but if served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other chses forty days
 And you hereby notified that f you iail o appear and the complaint above required the plantin will take Judgment against you For Inc sun Of thOus aud three hundred and eighty gbt rOJ dola with n' terps, un express contract for the psymen' of money Tor balance due upon settlement nt accounts. and cOsts and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of C i'd District Court nt Csrbat this l2th day Uf January, A D. l6 JAnl6tl0 CALDWELL WRIGHT Clerk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
SUMMONS.

TERRIToRY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY or yAy. | apai-ss.
 In Justice Court of Preseo Precinct County of Yaya. pa and Territory nf Arizona.
 The Psopl> ef us Territory eI Arisona to Jas s Thomas, greefing;
 You are hereby summoned to appear before at my Once in Prescott ia said County Of fayspa the l6:h day of March, A. D. 1874 al 10 o'clock A. M to answer the complaint ot H. Ashsr Co, FlabtiiIs foF the of hundred and twelve doars and hffy osnts for Csll25O goods sold and delivered When iudgmeut win he taken azanst for inc saa amount together with costs and damages. fl you fail 10 appear and answef 1874. J C OTIS
 jsl6n Justice Of the Peace in and for sAid County
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS Thai the undersgned claim and have this day located ard taken possessi0n of for agricultural and grazing purpees . tract of land described follows:
 Commencing al this stake, which the northeast corner of the claim, and running south two miles thence west onesighth mile thence north two miles thence east ,o place Of beginning including what s known as Concho Springs on the head of ConehO Greek tributary of the Little Colorado river, and situated the west Of th. road leading from Camp Apache to the Little Col oTado river, in Yavapsi county, Arz0ua
 JESUS MARIA LUNA July 25th 1873.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

The St George correspondent of the Salt Ike Herald, writing under date of December 9 th, says: "14
 ars Jennings from the Muddy reservation,
 ssed north last week, on her way to Washing. To press some claims for cash spon the notice 70. Agent Ingalls, which, she ssys have been pro.
 ted hy the banks upon which they were drawn.
 e Is the right sort of woman 10 go after delin-
 enls or that kind, and is lady.like and intelli- H It.
 This is the same Indian Agent Ingalls, who a'i talked so much about the swindling of Han agents previous to the establishment Q. he Quaker policy, which placed him in
 ger.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
N or CE

KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS Tbs
 the undersigned claim and have this day located and taken pssssion Of tract of land for agricultural and grazing purposes, described as follows:
 Commencing al this stake which the southeast eorne, Of the claim, and running quarter mile to stake thence north one and haf miles to q stake; thene. east fourth mile to stake thence south to place o beginning including what Is known Mineral Spring, situated about forty tive h-s northeast of Camp Apache fsyapai county. Arizona Territory.
 Juy 25, Is75. ssS2svi H'
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. Tha, l. the undeTsgne claim and have this day located and taken possession Of for agricultural and grazing purrse. a traot of land, situated follows;
 Commencing at this stake, which northeas, corner of the claim and running south two miles to a stake thence west oneeighth mile to stake thence north two miles to stake thence east to place of beginning in olud'ng what known as the Lake springs situated about mile southeast of COnchO Springs and on m. west side of the wagon road going from Camp Apache to the little Colorado nyer, in Yavapai county AriEona-
 ANTONIO JOSE LUNA July g, 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
SheriH's Sale.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT oP THE THIRD JU dicAl District Of the Territory of AriIooa iH and fo YsvsJsi county
 JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, Plaintiff.
 
 CURTIS c. BEAN and MARI M BEAN, bis wife De fendans
 In pursuance of a decree of foreclosure in this cause dated 18th day November 4. D. Is71 shall enposQ for sale the law directs al the Court house town o Prescott TSvapai county, Arizona Territory, Monday tbe 2d day 6f February 4 D. lS7i l2 o'clock M the premises described in said deere. follows The frac tOual south half 60 of the south quarter O of .ec. tOs eighteen e) and h. fractional north half ID of the northwest quarter A u. section nineteen B. p tow n.hr number seveuteen (7) north d range number three (Jj west of the Gila and Salt base and meridian con. taning hundred and sixty and i0O acres oi land
 JAMES s. THOMAS Sheriff By II. s. HERBERT, Under Sheriff jana
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the undersigned claim aud have this day located and taken possession of for agricultural and grazing purposes a tract sf land described as fOlloNs:
 Commencing al this stake, which s iu the northeast eorus, Of the cm and running south one mile to a stake iheHee wes, oueOafth mile stake thence north one mile Co stake thence eas, 10 place of beginning in oudiug what s known Malpsis Sprngs about forty. eight miles northeast from Camp Apache In YAvapai county, ArSons aod the road leading from said Camp Apache "a New Mexico. MELQuIADES LUNA
 July 2Jth le1l
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
Executors Notice.
s of JOHN HENRY LOUIS woRTxAS, Dscsasea

Notice s hereby given O the creditors cf ane all Der. sons having claims against the estate of John Henry Louis WormAn deceased to present the Co the un. dersgned Execu,or, ai Prescott Yavapsi County A. T. within months from the date of notice or the will be forever barred and all persons indebted to said estate hereby requested to make immediate payment
 JOHN RAIBIE, EEeeutor Prescott. Jannary & 1874. taalOa3
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

he Reese River Daily Reveile, the pio- -' paper of Eastern Nevada, has entered Q it's nineteenth volume The ReveiIIe "a" MINER are old friends, and nothing
 ud please the latter better than to hear 'N the people of Eastern Nevada had, by F' onase, enabled the owners of the former ' lake their daily as large as it is good.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
Daniel Currsn, Dsi.ndsn,

against
 Daniel Curran, Defendant
 Summons;
 Action brought ln the District Court of the Third Judi cs District in and for the cousy of MarcopA a the Tern. tory of Arizona:
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Daniel Cur. ran;
 You hereby summoned and required 10 srTesr in action brought against you hy tbe above named plaintiff the District Court of the Third Judicial District and for the county O: MarionIs n the Territory Arizona and the complaint filed with the Clerk Of this Court Ph,enix in said county "a copy of which complaint compane- this summoDs) within twenty days texolusiye of the day of service asr the upn of this summons h served In this county but if served of the county and within this district then within thirty days in all other forty days.
 Aud you hereby notified tha, you fail appear and the complaint above required the pasG will apply 10 the court for ihe relief demanded therein and and disbursmeuts n this hehs expended Given under my hand and ibs seal of the said Dis trict Court Ph1niN this l9,h day of December A. b Is73 dec26,l0 C. F.CATI Clerk
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

vo copies of the DAfLI ARHosA MINER have he'd us. lis geographically superb and as at sy as Che newsiest old woman In AlbuqGeraue. wish Friend Marion and his cosspoaeros sue
 m thls new venture and hope, when that wis., " stage line or telegraph line or railway line 'mes reality the DAILY MINER will be as t9 ldant in Albuquerque as enr dogs aEe now.
 Albuquerque (Nes Mexlcoj Review.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

The Denver (Coloradol Tribune is happy m the enjoyment of as much job printing as its immense printing resources enable it Co do. wish the MISER could say as much.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
In the Matter of the Estate of AARON wERTHEIMER, DECEASED

TAs Territory q Ayitond .Sends Grsetfpgi
 in pusuAnee of order oi ths Court aade and enter cd Oa the 2ih day Of JAbaary lS7f, notice s here given that, 1harSiay February 26 lsT4 ai 10 o'clock ~ said day at the courtroom 0f ths Court in the os oi Prescott, County of ysyaPai has been appointed fos hearing the application of Michael WomseJ praying that
 doonneD, nOw on file n this Court parpoEting bs the last will aDd testament of Aaron wertlimeT deeeas be admitted to Probate and that lster sstaaehary bs Issued thereon to said Mnbasl WoTaser who is naInsd
 sren as eHecutor st which time snd place al psrsVus Interested may appear aud contest the same.
 HENRY w. fLEuRY. Probaio indss.
 Prescott JsauaFy a. ls7i Bsn2ltt
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

The action of the Supreme Court upor several important cases from this and o'he' counties IS given in our dispatch f-ou Phoenix.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
TiltOn's Steam Washer,
 -OH-- W O M A MS ERIE N D

JUDGE II, BROOKS of Presoort has the right 10 . ufactnre and sell tese machines and he will be pleased 0 give further information concerning them. The price of maehius here will not fall far short of e25. This, ewing o he toi that the bottoms of those made a copper.
 One of these washers can be seen at the store of S. C. I'r Dntezuma Street. y26u
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
LEGAL.
SheFiH's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT ID of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, he Yayapai county sss; h. gois and cnartes lands and tssesnls of Henry w. Fsury have seized all the right and title which the said Henry w. Fleury had on ihs lOta day of January A. D. 1874 of in and to the following described pFemses. t0 wit;
 Lots and in Block '34 ]" Lots 1. g. g. 4 & C, a 9 and 10 n Blsek 'F Also the undivided one. half (tI Of all Lots ln Blocks "A " ''B 70" and ID which shall expose for sale, inc law directs the Court. house in the town of Prescott Arizona Territory on FRIDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. b. lbH al l2 o'clock
 All the above-Baned property b situated 10 the town of Prescott fayapai County, Arizona Territ0ry.
 JAS. S. THOMAS, Sheriff.
 By If. M HERBERT Uader sheriff
 Prescott A. T.. January 18th. ls7l JaaI6A
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

The Los Angeles Star and Exprass arc making 1t mighty warm for tue II sld, cl same place.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

he Pioche Daily Record is coming to us half sheet. The editor says paper is t.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
Legal Blanks.

M eyety easS and kind always hsad and fot sale At
 the MINER onice ai pess snch lawyer justice of ths reace u ei.'ss sfsost can rsas95aby hna hHt Eitk.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
WATER RATES At McMullen's Statlol

6ituased <s Niles East from Rhrsnbsrg, q v
 Road Co Phnnir. Wieksnhurg and PTs~ For watering each horse e mule in lsifs ', animals sad upwards 25 cents currency '" cattle 5jt eeuts in legal tenders. s,.d
 liyi9ff ED. GILBERT, "
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
.SOLDIERs---s2OO.

FHr 'r'r' 'ra' ray of California sad Nevada yolua. n '.'F' rnore ,hAa three hundred miles from ''r sa'',' H s Grand Army, e4 Montgomery Bloeh
 ..r F.aIs s.1 iausdwla
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

tS Bisnk sfiaias and Qsitsiaisa Desds special and General Pewsrs-of-Atterasy etc., for sais At the Miner Onies. ,..
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
Notice to Creditors. Estate of A LANDSBERG Deceased

Notice is hereby given by the EXecu,or Of the Estate Of Landbefg deceased to the creditor. of and all per having claims against the said deesased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within ten months Ahe publication of this rotcs ths said execuor Cerbat, Aohave County Arkoua.
 LOUIS c. MANSON Etecutor. Dated Cefbat January l2 1874. Janl6
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30

ie time is fast approaching when Arizona Will need and demand us. Mint
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
SUMMONS.

Ia the District Court Third Judicial District in tho County of MAfieoIa, Territory of Arizona
 John smith. Plaintf
 against
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
Seminal Weakness.
Cured at Home.

fsrsons at a distance may be CURED AT " addressing letter to Dr. GIbbou, slatisg ss,s rl isagth or time the disease has continued and .. cine promptly forwarded, free from dsznage ssa ,o any particular part of the country, Sith fah directions for use
 Persons writing to the Doctor win please s'si' or ihe paper they see this advertisement in'
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in regseI, through the fosiofice, nr through Wellsl fnr package of medicine win be forwarded 0 asy y Union.
 All communications strictly confidential. .o.
 Address, DR. J. r. GIhB,
 mhey BoE I, ,s57. San franeisos' U.-
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF yAy l apai, Territory of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
Regular ssIi.weekly trips, by stage, with mall, will bs
 made between Prescott, 4riSOnO,
 ..and.. San BernardinO, California.

Two-horse wagons carrying the U. s. Mails and pa sengers leave Prescott and San Befnardino every
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-05

A GIRL to do general house work, in q small
IA family. Enquiie at 63 Cumberland Street.
ia1sst G. w. DAVEE.