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A Marriage In Hish Life.

Something out OF the routine OF social
life In New Mexico occurred at Albuquerque
last week, the details OF which are furnish ed by
a correspondent OF the NeUs II WAS the mar
riaae II Miss Lola ChAyes, daughter Of Col. J.
francisco Chayes, Of Los Lunas, to Don Mariana
AnnilJ. a member OF the wealthy family OF
Armilos. the preparations for the event had
bee n more than ordinarily elaborate and extern
sive. All the uppertendom OF New Mexican
society for two hundred miles around about re-
ceived highly seer ted invitations. The wedding
took place In the evening at go O'Clock. The
arrival OF the hour for the taxing place Of the
ceremony was announced by the booming Of
artillery, the Albuquerque battery having taken
position In front OF she brides residence. The
band Of the Eighth Cavalry, which had been
transported from Santa F6 for the
occasion, played n wedding march, and
after the ceremony continued to discourse mu-
SIC throughout tho evening. Supper tables
loaded with the choicest menu, had been
ranged for $40 guests, and fully tina. number
partOOk OF the refreshments. The oAnd played
all night, and the young folks danced Till
broad daylight, and at sunrise the bride and
groom, and most OF the Invited merry makers,
repaired 10 the village church, where MAS and
prayers were offered for the happy couple.
Breakfast. scarcely less elaborate than supper,
over with, tho newly-mArried pair, with their
Immediate attendants, proceeded In carria ges
to Los LunAs, followed by procession OF
friends, bent on seeing he affair out. The brass
band followed close behind. That night Los
LunAs witnessed a sociDl sensation rarely II ever
equalled before In tho Territory. The wedding
reception lasted tili eleven o'clock, but dancing,
music, and Teasing continued all night.
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A millionaire. Dna.n,er. Inheritance.

hrs laby, In the contest OF Alfred Barmore'a
VII yrettrnly !esunrd IN reply 10 the question: At
Nha her nationality, that II was d fncu 10
sne uAs born on thc sea, sOlnewhr between LuUec
and Bremun aud her mother died Instantly that she
had passed many years In Sweden, spoke German
rather pe1 tSr GUAM swedish niue French. and oOusd.
TITUS Il, k,dfidge WAS aief, and hid $50 900 OF Mr.
bArfporcs property and int he should sOon put up
hundred thOusAnd.dOllar monument TO his daughter
hnms Mr.: Eldrid-e. Mrs Titus B. Edrdge testified
thst her fathrr left an 20 ate OF not less than million
follarl TO his nVe children equally except 10 thia
lowell daughter For a dneuliY with his ton.in. law
UEatdink SOCKS he cut on Euima with life Income OF
sae nt ret ca 10000 even that PaltrJ principal to
~ ~ her death 10 hsr AiitsrA.
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The Pr-.iden, In Financial Dimculh...
Fo,n me Washington Suna,v Herald

nom me Wdshin0son Sund1v Herald
A rumor ~ current that the family OF
OF the 81. LOui, stock, tue advertising OF Mrs
Grants New Jersey land for taxes, the Adams
Express Comp ny loan, and the late husty visit
TO New York, are mentioned as incidents result
Ing from the nndnclal stringency In the Presl-
dental household. IL arpears that President
Grant Is INDEBTED To AdIm Express Com pany
10 the amount Of $4,000. Like the acceptance
OF large gifts Of mUnot from per. ons afterward
appointed 70 lucrative onices, this Is "A DIS
oreuitable transaction. Ii may not be corrupt
but IT, Is improper for the PRESIDENT Of the
United II ties 10 bo under heavy peouniHry
Obligations TO wealthy monopoly that last
year received his signature to legislation valu-
able To 1t and oppressive 10 the people.
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8omo anb hoouis
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
anihor sed up va advertisement onices,
,J9ts IlTSs.aw.y sSrasT o. SIS. q, y, eP NJ .ns s
No, 100 50 av. corner Of iTth st.. until 8 p. M.
NoexIa chsrSe.
A PEW sen,lemen can be secompp,da'.a VITA good
week laGies 81 Of piano. iS7 East 10Th st. near
FEW Young men, also iAales can OBJ ain board
u Large aud small rooms pAr'or' nre' ana gas sS7
A COIPLEof ssnsmea or man ana wife ca. haze y
Spring St gas and oath
A FEW respectful men nave good BOARD. slnEle
NO. s4l East Aist 81.
A NICE hall bedroom TO let in q small family for
N $50 aweek $40 West 25th ST.. top moor
A FEW Respectable young genilemen can n hsye good
A PEW men can obtain boari at ~ CAtharins At.
N win stoves In their rooms 400 10 o.
FURNISHED front bedroom. with closet, In
N respectable house ts6O per week, Soi W, s9th st.
ROARDERS waatedi good accommodations. APP
IURNIsnED pAror moor suitable for nousekeep-
ssparsis. il Vest 18Th St
FURNISHED room TO let. SUIT bile for either two
IURNISHED rooms for housek eepng also hall
Il room rent from 8 10 $3.50 81 BOND St.
UNURNIAHRD room. to let, with or without board
IL terms moderate. $3.50 West e4th At.
NEW gentlemen eau be accommodated with board,
IL single and double beds also lady. 9th 81
NENTLEMRN accommodated single beds, $40
W and IS dAy boarders taken also two ladies. lA7
Grand ct.
AIDES and gentlemen can be accommodated With
board also, married. couple. lao X. 18th e.,
ia aV
MECHANICS can have nrstclass board. large and
WI angle rooms terms. % and o. table board. ~.
No. Az 7th aV
ID ESPEOTA BI.R persons wishing . comfortable
IL home, good table, and pleasant rooms, 81 " per
week, Will cali at 1853 Greenwich o..
SRvRRAL mechanics can obtain board. $3.50 a
- week ladies g. $40 9th A'. bet 43d and 44A sts.
SMALI. room to let, with ere and light. TO two men,
y with board. 10 Madison &C.
CD kO A WERk "A nice furnished room with
two respectable girls.
nS WEEKLY for a newly furnished front room
CDO and bedroom TO OF two gen llemen suitable
for Housekeeping. 284 Spring ST., near Hudson.
ynsiruttion
4O kA-WRITING bookkeeping. arithmetic,
10 AsOV rudmental ana higher English branches,
" each Apply At PAINE's old College, OF BoWery.
4lnaHtnL
.JQHs RICKLIsG g. 90. Bankers and Brokers.
ssooss bonds and gold b. mail ana telegraph. srooI
higasst aad loves, prices tor u Issfs seal froS
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nIVOnCR5 legally obtained no publicity, no fee
~ Ia advance. NJ. HOUSE. ATTORNEY. i9i Broadway.
GOOD singing cAnaries from 81 80 each at AMEkY's
W 1l0 Bowery floor below tue show card establish
pent,
MORRIS r.. DOWLEY, counsel or AZ law, 70
IN1 Nassau u. Consultations On Saturdays free.
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TINION SQUARE THEATRE s.,oox
" Proprietor. ..,............Nr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Observation-Disclosures y N. PAlsMBB
Beqins ats over at iO.lb.
LAST PERFURM kNCFs or l. u AgTRAY.
MONDAY, Nov. ~, LAST kluHI.
SATURDAY, Nov. %, LAST MATINEE. 80.
The public ate reaoort. 208rH TO 216Ili TlMh W
fHliy reminded that theeel LED AbT IT.
Derformancesof this oh arm illustrated Wit
Ing comedy arc POSfrIVE-i NKW AND BEAUTIFUL
LY THR LAST which can SCENERY.
be given. anu tue
GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
sesis secured for sny OF the remaining LED ASTBAY
Ni~hta
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. ~,
will be presented for the nrst tim Rrne.t Bamt sad J.
Steele Mscsyes romantic 'ir una.
ROSk MICHEL,
with the most magninceui scenery and appontunentr
ever set upon this etARe, ard with c1e ~ unuSnh
strength in .nis drama, Mr.; > g. srnDnANT NJ.
vARfhN (by the kind oou tesy OF Lester waiack REQ
and Miss AUGUSTA RAYMOND viii make their nrst
'RssERvRD skArs FOR RosE M,cuEL NOW ON
sAIk FORT TWO WBRKS IN ADVANCE.
EXTRA MATINEE
rHAsKsoHSvIsa DAT.
DARK THEATRE, ELEVENTH. WIEN.
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@lantt0.

WE give you all the work you can turn in the
"A. year round, aud after Your machne Ia paid for
our operators make from so 10 els week our
prices the best the city. Can and for your.
self ~ East ON st. opposite stewards. Can carly.
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n Frsnxiin s., Pier IS. \. r.. evcrv Monday Wed
nesda,, and Friday, at 2: N. Fare 20 cent? deeh'
with torth. u with room. o. so -
GREAT REELECTION IN Fare The PeeI:s
~ Line steamer to Albany. state rooms war md %
81 am. Passage only 81. Berths ~ cts Does ps.,as
30 cts; Leaving DAILY tSundavs cIc-ptod) 81 q. NJ
from Pier Al y r.. foot OF CaaAl st
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SrSiifss eQHnlfA
A SEAT ciiar store on q good thOrouEhfAre in
GATFSEY & sNirH. Auetioneers. II Centre st.
4 TAILORS store for sale; good bushellnE stand {;
N soid gu account u sickness lOd 6th aV.
BUTCHER shop for sale good location, doing good
ID business. Apply al "a Jnes e.. near Bleecscr.
D. J. HART. room 8.
nIsTll.LERl liquor store for lie cheap. doing
] good buslness four yeau lease rent only $3.50
per month. Apply TO the owner, 10 Cen re a..
NOR SALE-First.c ass grocery store sickness
II Tor selling. For particulars apply TO owner, .
J. V. DORLAND cor. Lee aV. ana klss So brooklyn
NOR SALE-An old-estabished cigar store with
II stock and fixtures. dolnE good business rlli
De sold bargain. Apply at 2o5 Montague st. BROOKLYN.
JrOR sALB-An old-estsolished trnnk ana um-
il breiia store with stock aud nxtures good trade
Apply at 20sl< Grand ST. bet. 5th aud Oh. Wms0urgh
IygR sALE-A coffee and CAKE saloon. LIE West
Il Broadway.
NOR SALE-La9er beer saloon. WITH bowling aeys
II attachei Address RUDOLPH. station q.
IyIRsT.CLA - hsh and oyster market for sale
Il ApDy tor one week 1850 81 AV'
cOnn BOOK and news business for sale large
srs)OO. route aud 1000 volumes. IS 9Th Az.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
NOTICE Is hereby given that shall be happy address my fel. low citizens of Yavapai county at the COURT HOUSE, IN PRESCOTT,
Saturday Evening Next at ? O'clock

Respectfully invite all those who voted for for Del egate Congress all those wbe did what they could to defeat and most particularly those who did neitber the wives and mothers and sisters and daug Of fellow -citizens c. C. BEAN.
 Prescott, A. T., January IA, ls75 julit3
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15

Oride. gold and silver, 1,500 it., Has sayampa district, F. NJ. Smith and A. O.. Moves, Jan. i.
 Chase, gold and silver, l,5O0 it., Hassay- ampa district, F. NJ. Smith and A. O. Moves, Jan. f.
 Eclipse, Sd extension north, gold and silver, 1900 it., Tiger, or Pine Grove, district, formerly located as Eclipse, Sd extension north) P. H. Trotter and Chas. Kutz.
 Lorena, lst extension north, gold and silver, 800 it., Tiger, or Pine Grove, district, formerly located as Lorena, lst extension north) Chas. Kutz, Jan. 4.
 Alps, gold, 300 it., Hassamampa district, Chas. Fuller, Jan. 4.
 Centennial, gold. l,5OO it., Rassayampa district, Sparling & Stone, Jan. 1.
 Mountain, gold and silver, GOO it., Has sayampa district, (formerly located by l. Q. Dickason & O., on Davis ledge) E. Clinton, Jan. f.
 White Picach, gold and silver, 800 it., White Picach district, formerly located as White Picach) T. Graves, A. H. Peoples and Geo. Monroe, Jan. 4.
 White Picach, lst extension west, gold l,5O0 ft., formerly located as White Picach 1st extension vest Philip Richardson, Jan I.
 Chesterfield, south extension, gold and silver, l,500 it., district unknown, Jackson & Tompkins, Jan. 4.
 Empire, gold and silver, I,500 it., Pine Grove district, A. Doyle, C. A. kutz, Dan. Martin and Jas. Fine, Jan. i.
 Grey Eagle, gold and silver, 800 it., Tiger district, Chas Kutz, Dan. Martin and Jesse Jacksen, Jan. 2.
 Oversi ght, gold and silver, l,5Oo it., Agua Fria district, C. A. Luke & Co.,, Jan. :.
 Moore & Stones Location, placer gold, five acres, Hassayampa district, Moore x Stone, Jan. 4.
 Alta, gold and silver, 300 it., Tiger dis trict. John Timmons and Leonard Smith, Jan :.
 Black Bird, gold and silver, 300 it., Tiger district, John Timmons and Leonard Smith, Jan. :.
 Indian Chief, gold and silver, l,5OO it., Tiger district, John Timmons and Leonard Smith, Jan. :.
 Indian Chief North, gold and silver, ,5OO it., Tiger district, c. W. Barnard and P. H. Trotter, Jan. :.
 Alta North, gold and silver, l,5OO it., Tiger district, G. W. Barnard and P. il. Trot- ter, Jan. '.
 Badger, gold and silver, l,500 it., Tiger district, G. w. Barnard and P. H. Trotter, Jan. i.
 Prescott, gold and silver, l,500 it.. Tiger district, (formerly located as the Calhoun) Edward II. Ferris, Jan. s.
 Total number of acres recorded, S5. Total number of feet recorded, l,6l5.
 Tom Simmons returned home few days ago, from Bradshaw district, where ke has mining property, upon which he performed some labor.
 Wm Cole started for the same district a day or two ago, to look after some mining property.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
Charley Taylor, G. A. Hammond and D. c.

Charley Taylor, G. A. Hammond and D. c. Moreland came in from Bradshaw, yesterday.
 A gentleman who has just come here from Ore gen says that more than 800 Oregonians are en route to Northern Arizona.
 As yet we have heard nothing serious concern ing the bridging of Granite creek, job that ought to be done before the melting of the snow.
 A ball and supper will shortly be given by Dan Hatz, whose reputation for carrying such things through in the right way, is good. See his ad- yertiserDent and secure your partners.
 The California and Arizona Stage Company's mail wagon started west last evening, with heavy mail, and fancy show cases for J. H. Pierson, of Wickenburg.
 Now, that our fellow citizen, Mir. Thos. White head, has started 10 put up ice, we hope be Will put up a sufficient quantity to supply our neigh bors of Wickenburg, Verde, Phoenix and Flor ence, next summer.
 A farmer of Willow Valley, three miles from Prescott, sold, in the past three months, siOo worth of eggs, which were laid by less than tu hens, of the Black Spanish variety. There is money in the poultry business here, sure
 Thomas Whitehead, the popular proprietor of the Antelope restaurant, Prescott, has everything cut and dried for the erection of what will be a fine brick restaurant. He is also putting up ice, near Curtis's saw-mill. He put up, OF Monday, a piece weighing over 700 pounds.
 G. w. Hance arrived here yesterday from the cattle ranch of c. F. Head 6 Co., with beef cattle for Guilford Hathaway. Mir. II. informs us that the military are making an excellent wagon road to Verde. down Copper Canyon, and that the citi- zens feeling grateful for the work, were talking of rewarding the hard-working "boys in blue" The new road will run clear of the breaks around Ash Creek.
 Charley Taylor tells a good joke on D. C.. Moreland and "Sandy" Hammond, which runs little after this fashion: All three were riding in the trail from Bradshaw to Prescott, single file when "Dud" esped what he put lip as fierce wildcat. He was not long in directing "Sandys" attention to the "animilc," and after finding out from S that his gun was ready to put the finish ing touches upon his catship, he straightway beg ged S. to blaze away. Blaze he did, hitting the cat in good spot to bring death but, alas, the cat had been dead several days previous to the one upon which this adventure took place, as was very soon learned by Dud aud Sandy. The latter was inclined to laugh over the matter, as good joke, but Dud failed to look upon the affair in this light and advised Sandy to help him get the "critter" away from there, and tel Charley, who was some distance behind that Sandys gun ex- ploded prematurely. Sandy failed to acquiesce in this proposition, and poor Dud has had to pay for many q nip" on account of that catnip.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15

Whole tickets $50. Halves, s25 Tenth or each Cou pon, S5. Eleven Whole Tickets, $500. For tickets information. address
 THO. F. BRAMLETTE. inl5wi Agent and Manager, Louisville, Ky
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
NOTICE.

To w. W. JONES FRANK MELTON, and F. GANAI.I- in the Empress and Bobta odes discovery loca tions) in Ochocana District, Yavapa County, Arizona You hereby notified that if you do not appear al the office of the Arizona MINER, within ninety (90 days from the date hereo and pay your respective proportions of the expense incurred in the of work done said mines as required by law. the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mines in accordance with the mining laws now in force.
 GEORGE ZIKA,
 Agent of Working Shareholders. Prescott A. T., January 9, ls75 janl5wli
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
ANOTHER A F. R Q p p Q R TUNITY Y

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS. WITH POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS. IS OFFERED BY THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY TO THE 27th OF FEBRUARY. NEXT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
Trees! Trees!

We have just received from California list of all kinds of FRIIr TREES, ROOTED VINES ROOTED ROSES, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, CHERRY. PEAR AND ORANGE TREES; GOOSBERRY PLANTS, APPLE TREES. ETC.
 Any wisking to secure any of the above fer the coming season should call store and examine list and prices.
 We will carefully i'll all orders aud deliver the goods at our store in March. GRAN q OTIS.
 Prescott January l4. 1875. jol4w2
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

have this day taken legal possession of the Quartz Mountain Sawmil and the property and fixtures belong ing thereto and hereby give notice to all persons n- debted to said Mill Company. that payment thereof must he made to me my agent in Prescott, G. Cornell, Esq will hold all persons indebted personally re- sponsible for all sums due said company.
 A. O. MOVES. Dated: - QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MII-
 Near Prescott, A. T., Jan. l4, le75
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
MARRIED.

In Detroit, Michigan December 23, 1874, Lieut. Rich arn II. Poilon and Miss Julia Mizner.
 The above named formerly resided in Southern Ari- zona, where they well thought of.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-15
Administrators Sale.

Estate of GEORGE BECKER, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in accordance with an order made in the Probate Court the 7h day of Janu ary ls75 in the matter of the above named estate, the Administrator will sell at public auction. on
 Saturday. the 9th day of February, 1875, In front of Court house in Prescott YavRpai county A. T., all the mining property belonging to said estate consisting of the
 Burton, Lorena, Eclipse, Great Eastern, And variety of other good claims which will be made known at the sale. C. A. LUXE, Administrator.
 Prescott, January z 1875. jnl54
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09

framed so as to secure tho coioieu poop.' '
certain rights in public conveya. "co' 'n ~
restaurants, and hotels, but really l. ''cAuO1 ~
enforce nothing but that sort OF 80
equality which knows no law except p. ""
dice and custom, and can never be estabiisbe>
by all the Congresses and courts in Christen-
dom. We do the freedmen the justice to
believe that they care very little about THIS
bill, and are not anxious, as class, to thrust
themselves into company where their presence
is not acceptable. 1t would be strange,
however, il among them all there were not
some aspiring spirits eager to avail themselves
Of the new privileges offered them, merely
because they have been told that they are
privileges. The incidents attending the execu-
ton of the law thus far are about what we
might have expected. We hear of no trouble
as yet OF railways or steamboats,; but colored
men in various parts Of the country have sud-
denly betrayed an intense desire to be lath-
cred and shaved at the BARRIERS, are found
calling for cocktails at first-class rum-shopS;
and on one or two occasions have even bought
dollar tickets for the theater. Thus Congress
elevates the oppressed race, and the Goddess
of Liberty probably dances with delight at the
spectacle.
Undoubtedly the senseess prejudice which
excludes a decent man from hotels and other
places of entertainment because he belongs to
what was long o servile race, is cruel and un-
christian. But it is only aggravated by the
attempt to crush it through the means of the
law. At the North it has been gradually dy-
ing out ever since the beginning oil he war,
and the time is not distant when, if no in-
prudent legislation revives it, we may count
upon its entire disappearance. AT the South
the change would be still more rapid ii selfish
political agiators would stop making mischief.
But Oh the other hand, the schemes by which
some of the Southern Legislatures are trying
to nullify the law are certain to do HARM
They proclaim q virtual il not an actual con-
nict between the laws Of Congress and the
laws of the State, and thus raise the bar
room privileges Of the cOlored man to the
dignity of political rights. Let the Civil
Rights statute alone, and the difficulty will
adjust itself. SO far as the law cOnfers any
real benefit upon the colored man it will be
of benefit to society generally, and therefore
to the white man as well as to the black. 30
far as it attempts to prescribe to us with
whom we shall tip the cOnviyial tumbler and
rattle the festive fork, it will fall to the
ground under the load of its own folly, and
the politicians of the future will be very
much ashamed OF it.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
THE TRIBUNES MONTHLY CALENDAR.
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TRIPLE S I'll E Z T.

new Ministry has been agreed upon in France The
Duke dAud'fretPLsQuier has been made Minister OF
the Interior. Two Republicans have been admitted.
- The Pope has permitted Austrian bishops to In
form the civil authorities of the names of priests
pointed to liyngs. -. Tie Carlists bOmbardiug
the town OF Osia in Spain.
In the Senate resolution offered to appoint
special committee 10 visit Indian Territory Mr.. Nor
ton made speech the Piuchback and Louisiana
buttons. The Committee on ReorganIznS the Sen
ate Committees reported to the Republican caucus.
The President made large number Of appoint
meDts.
bill was introducediin in the New York Assembly au-
thorzing tie Controller Issue bonds for s01OO for
the establishment OF the New-York Museum OF Natural
History Tne bill providing for tho ro-vAuatiOn Of
railroad property the State passed to second read
ing In the New-Jersey Assembly. 80 A vigorous cam
paisn closed IN New Hampshire. Both parties ore con-
fdent Of victory. Tnc presence OF negro man
and an octorcou Of BAD character in Redmond
theater crcaed some excitement.
In the suit against Mr. Beecher two witnesses gave
testimony for the defense. = The investigation Of
charges against United States Tenney
attracted attention. == A Receiver for the Ncw-Jer
sey Midland Railroad appointed. e. George
Tcknor Curd ac;u'od on The Nature Of tle American
Union" ==== Thermometer. 3-o $50, So. - Gold
llly ll5 i4I Gold value II the dollar at
the close 81.