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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-08
RICHMOND AND DANy1LLE RAILROAD COMPLY
RICHMOND, VA. January 10, 1876.

/! RICHMOND, VA. January 10, 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAISS.-TRAIN No.
~ 3.-THRoUGH MAu-STw YORK TO rUp
SorTn;;m,,Leaves Richmond At $50 A. II; leaves
BurkeytIlc at A. NJ. :: leaves Duniee mt l:39 p NJ:
leaves Danye ut I:43 p. NJ: ie.rves Greensboro a;
4:36 T. NJ; leaves Salisbury at G:Ji =. NJ arrives
at r Charlotte cn e at 9:l5 P: ~; ru,uo.
EXPRESS, observation-disclosures Charlotte at 5:45 A.
~; leaves AIRLINE junction at 6:25 \. NJ: leaves
p M. leaves Dsnvile at "a 7. 81: leaves DnuGee
at l:49 z. ~; leaves Burkeyillc ut So r. d.: ar.
ryes In Richmond at 9:35 Z. NJ.
Westward-Lcayes Richmond at A. Dr.; arrives at
Burkevie Mt 1886 +. a.; leaves Isurkcville 4: . p
M s,rye S Ut tnfh TScEa a. s?o
Eastward-Leayes Burkeyille at LEO T. ~. arrives
at Richmond ut 4:34 p. NJ.
TRAIN No. 7.-LocAL DURkEYILLE ACcoHxo-
DATloS daily Except Sunday Wcstuard-Lcares
Richmond at 7. NJ; arrives at DnrHcville at 1918
NOTATION, Eastward-Lcaycs BnrkeviIle at 5:5s 4.
n: arrives at Richmond ut IL NJ.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
The through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains OIL the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz
einia Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
York.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect 1t Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Grccnyille. Atlanta Montgomery,
Mobile Pensacola, New Orleans, and al southwest
ern points, and with the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. Savannah
Tallahassee, and oil southern points.
: Train No. 6 connects ut Burkevie with the Attain
tic Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburg,
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
ITnbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman sleepers run OH all night trains.
Local tickets are good only for cont nuous passage
to the points named on the ticket. Noayover checks
will be given Il. NJ. X. TALCOTT.
~. :. General Superintendent
JOHN +. MACMURDO, General Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-08

GREAT REDUCTION OF RENTS. a. g.
VI Ii
For rent, NICE NEW BRICK DWELLING, 8
rooms, No. sos west Main: recently occupied by j.
r. Dowcll; $500 per annum.
Also, No 6 Pine near Main street, 5 rooms and
kitchen; $50 per annIlir. ~ -
Also. TEN or FIFTEEN SMALL HOUSES ut
prices ranging from 81 0 to 81 5 per month.
FRANK d. HILL,
nv Sat HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-08
: x,r-sIyEss WANTS.

PARTNER WANTED. with 5000 in
oaSU. 70 take HALF-INTERESF III an
Esr M e fsIiEfS f;dSif BUSINESS, paying s4oO
ner month. None need apply save pr'nelpals II ~
every sense preparcd 10 talk business. % o..
n w. Disndtch office. .F... W3 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-08

The above sale will be continued THIS MORN
ING at 10 O'clock There yet remains to be sold
very large assortment of. the above goods
The CARPETS and MATING, of which there IS
o'clock. .-ayFr.4 BYERLY & POWELL,
my g Auctioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-08
w ANTED.

Several DuARDERs can beaceomm6datcd 49,, -,
srr' JAMES HOTEL with neat and clean ROOM.
r,.o,n Mt attention. and ryt-cass fhre Mt reasonaW
rates Also a rltnler of MEAIy.g0AR.D,bEMnISSi;h N
My ut tie Office OF the ST. AMEs, dd,aro
an Is-iIn southeast corner Of Capitoi SQUARE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-08

r WANT MY CUSTOMERS AND THE
m,blic generally to know that my COAL,
W00D-, and COX E-OFFICE has been removed to
Mill i % n' :, =, N'iis" ~'o S.PILC.HER.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Board Of
the Secretary Of the Interior and read publicly in the order
Bidders must designate their place Of business and Post
oes address y are nyed to, to be It the open
n York reference with their bids and their address
Zach bid give tho names of all parties interested in
and Ssnt sh u.
be furnished Application to this Office Nos 10 and
No bids will considered from who have an!
Sdp or any part Of any old will be rejected II desmsd 70.
the best interests OF the government ,s.
the order O. the % Of India.
aas GaiS"
Sssropos.an S.,.ons New YST. Nson.l ssn5 q Com
Firss national Bamors Second National. washnsssni
,nSss Ssonsi BANK Of Wisconsin, Miwsee Union
@ Sa,ion 'hissso National Bank q the Of Missouri
"s on Hs &C. s. % s nps s Ss fur
alsSsd ans bidder ssa recsivns
promptly with good and sufficient .ur.,s.
the bidder The checks drafts of all bidders be held
BIDDER. are required to furnish samples OF the articles bid
!. nsen. the the % S s.a .n
should identified with the proposal by private mark
sample Special care should be tslen 10 adopt such pr
va,e ark will distinction from other bidders NJ
sample sascv si 's a' A's =" the 0'a' snail nA
snsea,iug tue contract viii be reserved u
increase or diminish quantity any articles sm.
raced in the iorscoing schedule and the urthe right win
contract extent not exceeding twenty-five
cent - -.
tract duly executed. with suretes coudi
toned thul performances of the contract in all m
particulars must the The suhcieuey
the surees mus; be evidenced by their affidavit
value OF their property.
No contract part thereon. permitted
LET or assigned filed by other party without the
written consent of the Secretary OF the Interior
articles furnished under contract must be delivered at
the places designated tor their receston, packed aud
marked according directions Tor shipment without
charge balng when in original packages and
viii be subject inspection by the Board Of Indian CON-
conform TO samples will be rejected contractor
held furnish others OF the required quality within
or falling that they win be purchased bis sx
All the goods excepting the blankets will bs reour.d A
be de in New YORK. Philadelphia Batiu,ors thi
cage Louis St. Paul. before the I'd OF c,oher
each bidder specify place OF delivery The bankes src
10 be delivered Of the places above namsd wthr
thirty DAYS from the date Of the award "''"A
phia Baltimore Buffalo, Chicago. city Louis ST
Paul omaha kansss CITY, before I'd OF October
1875 respective within time
thercster twenty-five per centnm Of the beans sugar
aud coffee for the Red Cloud and spotted agencies will
be called TOR at the balance times and in such
quantities as hereafter be required days notice 10
be given. " -
The Tea must be ooong superior hne trade csssHcs
ton.
The Coffee must be delivered in double sacxA
The sugar must be delivered In barrels tull cad lined
The iooacco must be Navy plug gn color Of leaf
and sweetened only enough for preservation.
INVOICES properly approved J. O. SMITH, Commissioner.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

each blanket Syss T'sos NJ ney ySaSEsS e Ss GOODS
I:sS sIa: ysfa. saved :sysd L. F., & CON ss.;s.
2u65o yards Flannel red, twilled
1877 1.Ss1 dozen dozen Hose. Hose sSs2ss;. sS%Sef
sl9 dozen Socks mems
s7opoaHS1ii Sisss ssa So ss'Ges tohTss sS1SEs GOODS
s7l5o yards BED d.iieking good quality.
$3.50 yards Drilling. indigo blue. -,
100 yards Drilling. slate tfor dress ininE.
1asa ~ Ss.sn dozen Pf"ai'; aaaassrssisfA Si%si
23,9oo yards Kentucky Jeans
10000 YARDS YARDS snss'ins. brown. - standard. heavy
5ooyarls shes.ng, seaehed. ~ standard mediaa
$500 'afd;c CLASS hlsss'' S9 S1''ns 'an1scLorH1so
s73l Goats. sack. for men. assorted sizes
1928 Overcoats sack. for men, large Sizes
4s3 Jackets aud pans. for boys to - vearss
800 Suits coats, pant. 81. for boys 10"
22s4 Vests ior men. assorted sizes
~ 4d79 shirts shirts s(siso, s(snns, red
tcG cGses se!;'' No asnns sihsy QUALITY.
22oe pairs Mems, assorted sizes
's sss pairs pairs Boys. VS. So., ) s"as
s35 pairs Misses, assorted sizes
y, p'!'iL aLsss ssassS s@HSFs .ii'.iss sS6 CAPS
as: Soy %sn' wool wool .sss . i,s:
1853 Caps sExss f.s:'";!: eSs".iaAnDwassh &C.,.
dozen dozen Axes: Sss' be-:
936 dozen AK handles. 36inch. No. l.
662 dozen Sewing Avs
4S6 dozen Sewing aw Handles
dozen dozen GSpc Dppss rn nss "ns
296 dozen Frypans. short handle. Nos l, and 3 d
dozen Pans iron, pressed. : and qsazsA
in equal quantities tt
sss Camp Kettles, in of three.
800 dozen Planters Hoes No. .. best cast .sesL
2O9 dozen Hot Handles
366 dozen Fish Hooks, assorted sizes
210 dozen Fish Lines: assorted sizes
81 dozen mill saw Files.
23s dozen saw Files taper. ~ inch
l,o7s dozen Butcher Knives. 6nch
400 dozen Hunting Knives inch
81 dozen Skinning Knives, 6-inch
BAT dozen Knives and Forks. good quality.
BUS dozen Spoons. table tinnediron.
40 dozen Spoons, tea, timed iron.
?45 dozen Shears cast steel. 7}s and . incnsS
l69 dozen Sleeves, wire.
ls Beaver Traps, Newhouse. No. T.
"a Mink Traps Newhouse-
CLASS no. s-NOTIoNs, 90.
1925 punches Beads assorted colora
654 dozen Combs.
424 dozen Combs, G tooth
~ dozen Mirrors, zinc.
1874. COO Needles assorted sxea
1000 Needles, Giovers.
241 dozen Thimbes, open.
l27O dozen spool Cotton standard make, 20n yardA
3-cord and 6-cord, equal quantities -. :.
1872 pounds Thread. linen standard make, Nos 20 81
and 40. two thirds dark blue, one-thrd Whitley.
lsO0 pounds Giliing Twne and 3-cord equal quaint
ties Nos. 80 35 and 40
S75 pounds Cotton Mare. for Seinea
STORES
Schedules showing in detail the character and quantity
the articles herein called for will be furnished on appcs
CLASS NO. 10-GROCRRIES.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
NATRINONIAn.


A GENTLEMAN Of REFINEMENT AND GOOD
"A position desires the correspondence say Of quiet
manners And domestic accom- shments. with view 70
matimony; Brooklyn lady preferred. discretion guaran
teed Address MERCHANT box iO6 Herald ONCE.
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANC !
"A OF young lady widow of form and iea-
tures mstm onay Inclined Address. with personal de-
serip tion nr phoosrsph H. Ia w. box los Herald ONCE
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
DESNsyLvANIA RAILROAD

L AND uNiTEbt NfiHntT STiIrs TKTNk MiIyi h1NE Rourr
Trans isnys New YORK via Debrosses and Corsnds
a:I,i.sars r,,:sr.g the we;; and South,
F rI;s ?'''ss s.; 5s+sl'd A
Centre, and the OH Regions s,.., .,,.,,.,
,ng,on Express" Of Pullman psrlor car. daily exsspt
S%d.y :. s5 S sna saraay Reg
fapst.; s' rs.dsgss & Sp and nt p M
s.,ion n .ad IA y and t;lo p M H.. sSadsys Ssl
For n csn1snnsl aepG At 500 s M andsrM &
an and ss1rTsPs ~ esSs s ss"s.r Ss%s@7 S,pl
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren
ton. Perth, Amooy. tieming,on, Belydere and other
Trains arrive Fisbars 20 and 70 A. NJ ANA
si1asy r1s% gsinSi's sunday saa s.%e
~ S sa s9 81 1'H SO 'Ss I'd 's 90 and
Ti,ss. ONCE. sse and % B.osax.y No A,,os House.
Brooklyn; Nos ia lle and lis Hudson Hoboken; De-
DS Jersey ely fHf:s rSsss SS
FRANK THoxsoS, General Manager.
PhILApELrnIA va LON BRANCH ANp THE
any other route. commencing June 10. ls7e New
Gs1s s' and
ssor ". for Philadelphia Long Branch aud Tueker,own;
4ior y for Long Branch Toms River and ware,cwn;
hsn,h sundays $3.50 A. NJ Tor Long Branch returning at
steamers RHODE ISLAND ami NARRAGANsETT. from
Providence Line
Ss SS'u p!. place steamships
CARAroGA-TIlE MOST POPrLAR AND DIRECT
s% .nd . M ea aS s a as rsp psT q
River At 3p Great reduction in fare by excursion
EXCURSIONS.
A -A.-RoCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS
FIVE EXCURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY.
AuEKIcus. SEvEEsiSK K iissmssd .na WILLIAM COOK.
ooSrEEsd's SElESSESTESS SFSSESfS,rarRD REeI-
THE osrHKUs QUARTZ rTf Phrips, lLHs orrr CLUB and
rRor soLrAv. the rencyned cornet PLAYER.
and over three enjoy the on beach
os,fEIs sSEsrass A' TIE nsaess lsss-
;h 2sth., SOrh ys sivsr A. =, 80 "A ~ md liiSPA
Fulton terry FSiftyp #iHliSa u 5SSx 20 LSsVss
2t,S IAN ., Scr,s Sr,s s siysr a. ,o:s 10 80
rier2. North River; at II AN:
Fulton ferry 'rsGe,Sei SHEEksSk s 4 Y ihAyEs !
5-sa ;% : 's stn;'sfs g"'s /. = IF H.
Hs'prains boats leave koekawsy At IL NJ t. 4so. and
Fare 3Sc Excursion tickets. SOC Return tickets are
SPECIAL NoricE-No delay from low tide. Only boats
making all the landings At Rcckaway.
A -sPEcIAL NOTICE FOR SUNDAY.
RoCKAwAy EXCURSIONS EXTRA.
OBSERVE THE LANDINGS AND TINE LEAVING.
SIX EXCURSIONS.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.
;Gs1'fG9 F's * r,i 9s Ss # COOK
p, See time table in the column
ARROWSMTTH
will make one excursion TO Rockaway beach. leaving
?4Sst. North River. at $3.50 \. v.
lyth St, North River - 80 A W.
Pier , North River at q 5j A "
Grand street New York, at lO.iO A. VI.
FULTON Ferry. Brooslyn, At 10 Is ~ NJ.
8 :i5 aud 80 +. VI
Fare 35c Excursion tickets. sOc.
Return tickets good above mentioned boats.
NEW ROUTE TO
~ COMFY ISLAND
via Bay Ridge. fare trip soc.
On and after Friday. September l. 1876. tae
STEAMER n. X MARTIN
will leave pier - foot OF Rector y H.
bay Ridge with trains for Bath Locus. and Consy
Island
Leave COMFY ISLAND $40. IL 10. 2:iU 4:iO. 5.2o
A FISHING BANKS AND SANDY HOOK EVERY
IA. day. Saturdays excepted ocean steamer SETH LOW
leaving Harrison s. N. r., 30; sth st.. X r. pier ~
Err ,TI5 iOsh st.. NJ r.. 40; pier q, ~ K. = A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
PROPOSALS..
si,s. "a a.! ron GOODS MEDICAL sU

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON. August 10. 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS.. indorsej Proposals for Indian
Goods Glass No --i. ,. B. 4, s. g. T. {. or 10 as the
bel will be at and ~ Leon ard
st. New York until II oocluck thursday. seprem
IL 1870 for furnishing the heren given.
or all OF the articles named in the following list;
The above place will be open business and after
Tuesday. September
CLASS NO. I-MACKTNAC BLANKETS-PAIRS.
3-point. l2is- Point. Point. IL Point
6Dx7l 54x6S ! 42x55 5ox5O
inches. tol Inches. tolinches, toliIches. to
weigh weigh weigh 5l4 weigh ~
pounds pounda | pounds pounds
White .......... $3.50 I,775l Io4ol 75o
Scarlet 2o1p 2u3ol LOUD
Indigo blue...... 56s2I 42t5l 2935l
Green. l175l l10jl 72Ol
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
L via Newport and Fail kiver.-1he world renowned
steamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier %
North River foot Of Murray St. daily lSunaays included
r. NJ Through tickets sold at all the principal hotels in
bocitv
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

=
steamers RHODE ISLAND ami NARRAGANsETT from
pier 81 North River. foot of Jay ST.. at 5 +. NJ.
Providence Line,
from pier 81 North River oil Park place Steamships
ELECTRA and GALATEA. u i:@O L. VI
SARArOGA-TilE MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT
- route Is by the splendid steamers OF the Pcopl Line
DREW and II, JOHN, leaving daily from pier II North
River. q r. NJ Great reduction In fare by excursion
tickets to Albany. Saratoga and Montreal
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

DHILADELtnIA VIA Long BRANCH AND THE
New Jersey southern Railroad. fare lower than by
any other route commencing June 49, 1876 Leave New
York from pier North foot Rector :&5 A. VI. Tor
Lcng Branch and seabfigh &c e45 A. NJ tor Philade
phia Long Branch. Toms River, Waretown And Vneand
80 T. W. for Philadelphia Long Branch aud Tuckertown
iio T NJ for Long Branch. Toms River and Waretown
$50 T. NJ via freight boat and train Long
Brsnh sundays. $3.50 A. NJ Tor Long Branch returning
5 ". VI. ". :. SNEDEN. q. NJ.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

connecting with Danburv. Norwak and New Haven Rail-
roads. by steamer ARRoWsMirH. daily Sundays
cepted from Jewelfs dock Brooklyn at 80 =. VI.
81 st River, 2:45 r. NJ and foot SD East River
En-e Mt ket
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

A FISHING BANKS AND SANDY HOOK EVERY
"A. day. SATURDAYS excepted ocean steamer sErH Low
leaving Harrison 81. N. r., 30; sth X T., pier "a
4 TI5; io.h St. N. r.. 7.so; pier ~ X. sA NJ
Iickets, ST. AL q. FOSTER. Manager.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

CoMMIssARY AwARDs-The awards made by Chief Commissary, J. D. Wilkins last week for commissary subsistence are as follows: The pri ces not being furnished us:
 FLoUR-at Fort Whpple, Verde and McDow ell, to C. II. Veil; Lowell, Thos. Ewing; Grant l.. Rosenbaum Bowie, Rogers & Weisel Apache Michaelo Fisher.
 PORK Mcdowell, Verde and Whipple, Foster & Veil.
 BEANs-Whipple and Verde, II. P. Sontag Grant, L. Rosenbaum Bowie, Rogers tS Weisel Apache, L. Tuning.
 CoRSMEAL--Whppic, Verde and Mcdowell Foster X Veil Apache, L. Tuning
 HoMINY-Whippl. Verde and McDowell, Eos ter and Veil
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

Nor RIGHr.-A subscription was circulated day before yesterday, and over sl0O raised to pay surgical aid in the smputaiion ef the limb of person in charge of the County physician. We are not finding fault with the payment of the sum over and above the salary of the physician employed by the county; but with the manner of procuring 1t. The people of Yavapai county have each an equal interest in its welfare, are each entitled to the equal protection Of its laws, and should each In proportion to his or her financial ability bear equally the burdens incl dent Co Its organization. To take care of the sick and unfortunate is one of those obligations, aud if arrangements already made with the County Physician do not cover all contingencies arising from this cause, then the County author ities should provide for the deficiency at public expense, In order that each by taxation may bear an equal part, instead of entailing upon the sym pathetic and kiudhearted au onerous burden, that divided among all the people would be but a trihe.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

NEw RESTAURANT AND LODGING HoUsE.- Mir. J. G. Dudly and Fred Williams are fitting up the building on Gurley street, formerly occu- pied ny L. Bashford & Co ss a store, and lately by A. H. Peoples as the Mechanics Exchange. and intend to run it as frst-class restaurant with rooms h the rear for private dinner par. ties, etc. In connection with the restaurant they will have some eighteen or twenty beds in the upper story for the accommodation of lodgers at moderate prices, and Williams cottage, cor. ner Of Gnrley and Marina streets, win also be an adjunct to the establishment with fine rooms nicely furnished for families and others who ar. rrc by stage and otherwise and require tempo rary quarters until they can have time to settle themselves elsewhere. h tact, 1t is intended thai the cottage shall bear about tbe same rela. aon to the parent establishment that Ralston's s"ia, at Belmont, does to rhe Palace Hotel. We nave oiten spoken of the necessity of hotel in rrescott and this appears to be the nearest ap- proach to ii we have yet seen or heard of. Itwill
 VI" ssrning order is about ten days
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

Neither precept nor example will check the waywardness of vicious COW when she is mad neither is she respector of persons, but is as prone to pursue beauty in fine array, on the way so Sabbath school or church, as the rough vis- agei and friendless wayfarer in soiled and rag ged garb. An instance in point occurred not long since within our knowledge, where Bibles, prayer and hymn books and finally Sabbath school book, entitled "Steps Hoineward" were employed as missils to stay the fury of mad deued brute in close pursuit of flying innocence, but these sacred appliances had no more visible effect upon the totally depraved creature than though they had been the wicked devices Of the worldly and profane.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

MORE IEPRovEMENTs-The Alderman of the South Ward has signalized his inauguration into office by erecting a neat and substantial cottage on South Montezuma street, opposite the How ard mansion.
 Alex Harris has built a fine barn on the wes! side of Granite Creek, near his brick yard.
 Guilford Hathaway has erected comfortable cottage at the corner of Carlton and Granite streets.
 Some one has constructed local habitation on Alarcon street, south of Judge Cartter's new residence, and quite number of spall houses bave recently gone up around the suburbs since our last review.
 The Halfway House Is a saloon on the road to Fort Whipple, which we have hitherto neglected to mention.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

TIE A. & N. NJ. Express Co, has taken its stock of the new road between here and Skull Valley, fuding it impracticable, and have put 8 team at Jake Miller's place in Skull and another at Philip Hull's in Mint Valley. So that hereaf- ter they will run the old road. The driver Geo. Gange informs us that one hundred yards on the new road will injure team worse than any ten miles ou the old road.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

SAINT VALENTINES DAr.--Monday next Feb. l4th, will be the day sacred 10 St. Valentine, when, according to sn old notion. alluded to by Shakespeare, the birds begin to mate. Hence it is thought to be proper season for young peo- pie of opposite sexes to write and send to each other expressions of love and affection. Of late ycars the practice of sending comic valentines has sprung up and, instead of love, sometimes hatred and contempt are expressed by those too covardly to convey their sentiments to an adver- sary in more direct way. Some of the comics are very funny, however. and where fun and not malice is tbe object of the sender, are ssurce of much enjoyment. Kelly & Stephens have them for sale.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.--No man should so far neglect his own business interests not to read all the new advertisements in the local paper. The proposals for forage and fuel and land transportation. by the Chief Quartermaster at these Headquarters, and for beef, mutton, -four, etc, by the Chief Commissary of New Mexico, are particularly attractive 10 farmers, teamsters and stock men.--Thosc having jew elry In soak to Moons game may save it by reading his notice.- Maj. Veil tells you when 10 look for nice Salt River hams, and where to ap- ply for Gideon Brooke has notice or two. attention to which may save trouble and money.-Carpenters, builders and brick-layers should read what the school trustees have to offer.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11

LOST, BEwILDERED AND ExBAUsTED.-John Isbcll, from Marion's sheep ranch, came to town through the suow-storm, on Wednesday, after name we did not learn. It appears that he fol- lowed the sheep beyond their usual range and became lost and wandered with the flock for three days, and when found within mile of home, completely exhausted, bewildercd and partially paralyzed. pr. Day started out imme- diatey 10 20 to his relief
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-11
N O. s. An Ordinance Relating to Dogs.

Re n Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the
 Viiiage cf Prescott Arizona:
 SECTION l. Hereafter every harborer of dogs shall be taxed yearly follows For every male dog the sum five 5) dollars and for every bitch the and fifty hundredths dollars such be paid or before the first day of March, AID. ls76 the Village Marshal his accredited deputy and yearly thereafter
 SEC The Marshal shall keep book wherein shall be noted the of the harborer of the animal taxed and the of the dog bitch and shall give to th' paying such receipt to be numbered In his book which receipt shall for the purposes of this Ofdinace, be a license to keep such animal for year from the date of the talk effect of this Ord and all animals taxed shall collar with the number oi such receipt upon a tag tached to the collar.
 SEC. 2. All dogs or bitches found running al large in the village of Prescott and after the first day of March ls76 without such collar shall be pounded for five (5) days and if in ttat time they have been deemed sold and the tax and costs have not been paid in full they shall be killed by the Marshal his assis tants.
 SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall be published in the AR FIONA MINER three 3) times and shall take effect and be in force from and afer such publication.
 jan2st3 GEO. D. KENDALL, Mayor.