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Evening star., 1876-11-14

RUMORED MARRIAGES OF PROMINENT
PEksoNs.-FOr some weeks past there have
been rumors TO the effect that in the event
OF his election TO the Presidency, Mr. Tilden
was to be married To Miss Leila Morse.
daughter OF the late Prof. Morse, prepara.
tory to furnishing mistress for the White
House. In the event OF his defeat II is ru.
mOred that the couple would sail inmeii-
ately for Europe. These reports assume
more definite form, and the enga gemant has
been positively asserted in social and poliL-
ical circles for the last few days. The friends
OF the lady do not credit the story, aud no
positive authority for the announcement
can be obtained from any OF Gov. Ifldep's
friends. Mr.. Tilden has been for many yeas
an intimate acquaintance OF the family.
Miss Morse ID young lady, "a years of age,
OF stately ngure and much beauty OF coun-
tenance She Is rarely accomplished as q
musician and ltngu1sf. Miss Morse and her
mother sail for Europe on Wednesday next,
with the intention Of rem aiming abroad for
three years or more. This latter fast is ac-
cepted rs denial OF the reputed engage
ment.
Tho marriage of John Kelly TO Miss The
reea MulliD, the niece of Cardinal McClos-
key, IL TO celebrated in this city, and not in
Warrington. The rumor that the ceremony
was TO be performed In Washington arose
ffom the fact that Miss Mullins married
sister, Mrs. CleAry, resides In that city. Miss
Mullin is about 80 years of age. During the
illness Of the Cardinal she and her siete.,
Miss Mary Mullin, were very attentive In
nursine htm.-I " 7. Tribune.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

A MARITAL UNPLEAsANrNEss - This
morning q well-dressed man was walking
up Kearney street with q woman Affection
ateIy ciineing TO his arm. When they ar
rived at Post street another woman, whose
flood was evidently at the boiling point,
appeared on the scene, and seizing the man
" the coat collar. she struck him q dozen
or more blows about the head and face. As
the blows oescended, the enraged woman
cried out, "I'll learn you tell me you are going
out OF town to attend to business! On, YOU
and 60 off with other women take tn at and
hat, and that!"-[Sdn Francisco Bulletin.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

THE RESULT IN VIRGINIA.-It will be
some days before the ofnciAl democratic ma
Jortty In Virginia can be ascertAtned, but the
Indications are that II win reach nearly II
not quite 10000. The Shenandoah valley
democratic, giving as they do the following
maJorities: Clarke 400. Warren 795. Freder.
lex J, BAG. Shenandoah 2,422, Page LILO, Rock
l,602, Botetourt 861-giving Q majority Of
IA 4,oSs IN the nine valley counties. TildenV
msjority In Loudoun county IL 938, and in
Fauquier ,oCI.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

AN EXCITING GAME OF CHANCE The
ever vfeflant Officer Gimletthead, as usual,
had q case on hand. James Dooling and
Thomas BOgenshutz, two tramps, were ac-
cnsed OF playing at game OF chance. The
officer, having been sworn, testified that he
ound The two prisoners In the back room of
negro DaIrOOm in BucktOwn, each
With piece Of bread and molasses be-
fore him. They were betting that the nrst
crckroach that came out would tackle each
others bread. The stake was the beer for
the tWo.-fDetrOG Post.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

SUICIDE OF A Francis 0ra-
photte, convicted of murder In the second
degree, In Watertown, n. Y, Saturday.
banged himself IN his cell Sunday night
was to have been deferred until Saturday 10
enable him to dispose Of it.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

In A SHOOTING AFRRAY near Lansing.
Mich, Sunday night. ]. r. Ayers Was killed.
his father In law fatally wounded, and two
or three others seri0usIy wounded. Tho az
fair WA caused by domestic troubles.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

A WoMAN's REvENGE.-The Commercial
Hotel has been In an uprOar ever since yes
ferday on account OF q Quarrel between two
hoarders, Mrs. Gailfe and Miss Sallie Cory.
ell. spite has existed between them for
some time, but it did not come to q crisis un-
Gil yesterday, when Miss Coryell entered er
room and found that one Of her most valua-
BILE dres sses had been spoiled with scissors
and utterly ruined. Suspicion pointed to
Mrs. Gallie, and she was arrested.1 Hamii-
ton, Canada SDectdyOr
Evening star., 1876-11-14
uALLKf DAVIS q CO.

The Medal Of Honor sna Certincats Of Distinction
are ~ ardeo the ALLBT DAVIS CO.p-
GRAND UPRI0HT AND BQUAR1
PIANOS, for .volums ana purity ef tone, ,"tvvvvv
beet constr uctton and excelepos Of wor kmanshfp
"orfsfnality Of essgn artistic sAil, with inecni-
Dious mechanical devices for securing Dsrfornonos
night Pianos Be- official report
AGBACY, s11 s.h street northwest.
Pianos Sold en- installments. Ola Pianos ex-
ehsnsed. nov6
Evening star., 1876-11-14

A LITTLE FAMILY JAR.-In Tulare City,
California, last Mondsy afternoon, Mrs.
Jacob Michaeis b ad a little family Jar with
her husband, In which she shot him through
the left erm, the shot entering his treast and
passing around 10 the back, where it lodged.
II was q random shot, made through the
bedroom door to scare the husband and In
duce him 10 come forth from his hiding
place and take the tongue lashiue she had in
PREPARATION for him on account OF his DR. suken
ways, by which he had squapdered all her
money: Public sympathy is with the wo-
man. The man will get well, and it 10 TO be
hoped that this mertted lesson will teach
Dim common sense and obedience In fu-
ture.-l ps gina CVy knterpv1se.
A DEAD QUEKN-The death OF Maria
Victoria, Duchess OF Aosta and ex-Queon of
Spain, IL announced In the late Euroean
papers. She was the daughter of PrfnCo
C1sterna OF Piedmont, and born IN 1851. In
1867 she was married TO Prince Amadeus.
the Oldest son OF the King OF Italy, and VIII,
him occupied the throne OF Spain, Tor . short
time. When an attempt was made 70
assassinate the King of Spain, In Nadrld.
the Queen was by bis side. and acted with
the greatest courage and drmness. She va
one OF the most learned and accomplisbed
ladies In Europe, and beloved by all for her
many womanly and graceful attributes OF
character.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

IN THE CASE OF THE q UERN vs. the cap
tain OF the Franconta, tried for manslauRhter
In running down the Strathclyde, thereby
causing the death OF q number OF British
subjects, the Lord Chief Justice yesterday,
after an exhaustive review of the case, de.
lived the opinion OF the Court quashfng the
conviction of the master OF the Franconis
from want Of ofjurisdiction.o
Evening star., 1876-11-14

THE FENIANs SCA1cD--xho rumor Of .
proposed fenian raid On Canada from Vor.
eays II the FeDians eb0uld again come into
Canada they may expect no quarter.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

a Republican Mayor ElecseA.
ELlZABKTH, N. j., Nov. 1.-THE council
last night declared r. w. Townley, repub-
ican, elected mayor OF this city.
Evening star., 1876-11-14
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

WILL BB 0Pk1DD on M0MDAY, Oox "a, Is1a.
- Rsekaees, Freight and Moneys rscsavsd spd
forwarded 70 an Dorts Of the United 0tatso ~
Cansdas, by DoeDenEer trains IN charge Of careful
and txDersenced mesoeD0ers. Orders to cau faP
freight viii receive prompt attention. oct3p-lm
Evening star., 1876-11-14
Englfsh Omcers in Tuskey.


A special dispatch from Berlin TO the Pal
Mall Gazette says Russian has given large
orders 20 Berlin houses for military exports
Should Russia persist In her warlike polio,
there is ree son TO believe she will be per
fectly isolated. Germany IL understood x
be pledged TO OBJ ervant neutrality as agains
Austria with an engagement TO watch ths
Polish provinces presumably 20 assist In re
pressing any Polish rising.
Evening star., 1876-11-14
SoUTH CAROLINA
Legal froces dfsgs Agassss she Boara
AQ GAnUAmma

OOLCMBlA, -. C-s nov. II, l.tO =. ma
motion has been made by the democrats,
counsel. before q full bench OF the supreme
court, praying that writs OF prohi oition and
No andamus be granted, restraining the board
Of state csnvs ssers from exercising judicial
functions In the election OF electors, mem
bers Of the legislature. mcmoers OF Con-
gress and solicitors, and combining them 20
ministerial functions only, and restraining
Dunn, Oordoxa and Hayne, candidates FOR
comptroller, treasurer and secretary OF
state, and nominees for re election % those
offices, from sitting as judges OF their own
election. The court issued q rule requiring
the board OF canvassers % answer THURSDAY
why writs should not issue. The board OF
canvassers had decided themselves mat they
had no Jurisdiction over the election Of gov
ernor and lieutenant governor, and hence no
quest was raised respecting them.
Ibe folowtng prominent democrats are
here; Ex Governor Parker, OF New Jersey;
senator Randolph, New Jersey; Hon. Mont
somery Blair, Maryland; Hon. A. n. Stuart,
Virginia, and Hon. q. ID Ger. All auiet
and democrats are cheerful.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

Niss Liiiia Armneid. daughtsr OF L. Gov.
erpor Armfield, Wos accidentally shot oD0
morfally wounded &C Statesvillo, II. @, On
OF pistol In the hands Of her brothor, 80
about nineteen years. The ball entor1ng u
orehsed ebevs the len sye, and pensersSsd
the brain.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

ATHLETIC PASTIME.
a MUCH-HEEDED WANT SUPPLIED.
FIRSC-CLdSS BOWLING ALLEY
TO b OPBNBD.
fhs DUBANr BUILDING hes nov become dou-
bly, attractive % seatlene8. ESQ. ALL
ee.snsnt nns Bovlias ssloon next Xp's
eATCkDAY, 0etobse Il fitted out
invite the stssatisn Of thsif friends end the public
Esneraiiy. The Ber VII De stocked with saeeeiof
VII es 1880 r. for n due ssssop. rhe oa.ase::
Of the city, and leave nothing undope thaf Vfli sn
hance IN aftracf1ons plea6o IL Dsfrons oiSeola
Evening star., 1876-11-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SAvANNAH-A
very large nre In the depot cotton yard of
The Georgia central railroad last night last
night destroyed one warehouse, twenty-five
hundred bales Of cotton, twenty empty cars
and twenty cars loaded with freight were
burned. The warehouse contained fertiIiz-
ers, which was al so DESTROYED.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

The Didehip0m who panun6 s,esv
animation for promotion % he grade az -
sign have been detached nom ~ Na1
Academy and ordered 70 their homos.
Evening star., 1876-11-14
RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1925 PKHHsYLvAHIA AvEaUH.

.yxa ,sessssa. Pan Stock Of lNQ1AyIAoe,
HaST0SkAfHs. wArxn C0LOR DRAW:
oaeFine the celebrated Ooiored PhotoGralhs at
greatly reduced Irioes. OIL Paintipgs and " eteF
lain Painting and trsmes 20 match. All 81 lss Of
NUT, sDanish and Prsnch Maple. Picture Halls,
silver ana Copper Wire: Mirror and Portrait
Cleaned, Reetsred and VaFnished. Remaining
esoek OF last years Chromos O. reduced Drfoe6.
C,'t J open oy gsslisht until e'olook. ocee. =
DAUL RICKENBACHER, Car,ags asd Wasoa
II Makn.-sDeciAl attsntfon paid 70 nuAE32G
repairing. Carriages and wagons made e3fSH
10 order. 623 G street, between e,h
and 7th northwest, in the rear Of 4. W. II phy' d
Horseshoeine Shop. nov8-Ilts
Evening star., 1876-11-14

Rudolph Weizork, doctor.
notary, lawyer, pastor Of German Luthe,
ran church, and author OF Q book against
Catholicism, convicted in New York or
drawing pensions ON certificates OF deceosed
persons, has been sentenced to two years Inn
and dued n nm.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

"A LAKE SHIPwRECK.-William VAN
dy ke sailed from Grand Haven on Sunday
Felker, In . small sloop bound for Florida.
via Illinois canal and the II issimippi. on
Monday tempest carried away the mast
and capsfzed the vessel keel upward, Q few
been nailed fast, and al were Knocked about
inside the hull till Tuesday morning, when
they came ashore six miles north Of sauna
luck. They cut their way out and found
Feiker dead. All were terribly bruised and
exhausted. Robert Does king. farmer, took
them TO his house. Detroit Tribune.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

THE BALTIMORE MALPRACTICE CASE
The grand jury OF the criminal court ysstsr-
day dismissed the charge against DIR. Buck
young girl. Matte Roberts, In east Balti-
more, nom which IL was alleged ahe died.
several weeks ago. The coroner's Jury found
that her death Was caused as stated, their
Mrs. Hamilton, OF Washington city, who
vas regarded g an important vitnes for
the state, wrote 20 the grand jury that ene
not appear before the grand jury.-lBotto.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

MouLfoN-BH1cHKR.- decision of the
New York court allowing Boecher % 70
move the suit Oh Moultou against him 10 Dela-
ware county has been followed BY the Aban-
donment OF the suit BY tha plainti6.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

n U A II.
Yirys premium svardsA 70 - by the 0reas
Worlds IAr, In PbfsdelDhia, on ny @
Invented and patsDted DYI0LAo0,
Manufactured In Gold, Silver and Bro neleoo, WITH
yaxfeN Of ePDCTA0LDe, OP8RA 0LAe01o,
nICBOeCOPBo and SHADES fee the Dyes, 10.
i. ALBXANDB8,
oetS-trlss 1899 PmnsylvaS1a ave. y. ~.
E,RANKLIN . Co.,
II OPTICIAHS,
10. 1927 RIyNsYLyANIA AAyINrS.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

MADhlD, Nov Il The tlester burned
here was called the Circ0 Tneater not s.Cfr-
GUS" Two lives were lost
what she CaaF meaDaL
LONDON, Nov. IA Reuter- dispatcb
from st. Petersburg says: The Czsr has or
dered the mobilization of part OF the Russian
army. A circular OF Prince Gortschakoff
the Russian Premier, 10 Russian representa-
tivee abroad, explaining this measure, says
the CZar does not wish war, and will, a pos
sible, avoid IT. lie L., however, oetermined
that the principles OF justice which have
been recognized as necessary by the whole
OF Europe shall he carried out IN Turkey
under tfiicacious guarantees"
English Omcers In Turkey.
CoNkTANTlNoPLk,N Nov. H--seversl Eng
lish officers OF the corps OF Royal Engineers
have arrived here. The third million Turk
ish pound OF the new paper currency 10 about
Panic In Busstaa Securities.
LONDON, Nov. n, p. m.-Lsrge specula-
i've purchases OF sugar continue 10 be made
mainly because OF the deficiency OF the beet
root crop. On the Stock Exchange Russian
securities are greatly depressed, almost TO
the extent OF a panic. They have fallen
per cent. from this mornings highest point.
Busefa Going It Alone.
Rnprfaf dtgnafrh IN, fR.ou usl IN
Evening star., 1876-11-14

BAD FOB CUBA.-Further reports from in
terror OF Cuba speak Of the inundations as
under ws.er. The arrival OF three steamers
Is reported at Havana, bringing four gener.
AIS and three thousand troops. General-fn-
day night to take the field
Evening star., 1876-11-14

THE REV. ID. III. LOwDER of the Establish
ca Cnurch declared At recent conference at
Chester, England, that Guardian MINI
was q useful companion to
Scripture, because the descriptions therein
OF people and scenery were descriptions
the m0rAla attached 70 tho atoriea XarA 9ood
Evening star., 1876-11-14

TERRIBLE MURDER OF An INYANr-
years, living on DR.. Vances plantation,
known as the Coushatta place, IN Caddo par.
ish, on Thursday last, tbs 2eth ult murdered
the infant child OF John Whitmayer, . colored
man, which she was nursing, by etabbinG IL
in the back with q knife. She was arrosted
and brought before Justice Carter yesterday
morning and pleaded guilty to the commits
cuse that the baby was fretful and could not
be pacified, and as she had some peas %
shell she laid he child across her lap and
thus took its life Ne,c Orleans DcpsocrW,
Evening star., 1876-11-14

TIE TWEED SUrrs.-The trial of the
seven million dollar suit against Peter II.
sweeney, In New York. has been postponed
until the nrst Tuesday in January. Theoue
million dollar suit against Tweed win %
tried Afterwards.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

paasepger train while running into JG1eV
City, n. J., yesterday. The ar brake SFoSe
and the engine dashed beyond ths md of u
Q building and into the nver, tho baGnSSs
and ennoktDg cars folloW1ng. 0omn0 67kSS
or twenty perDoDe escaped Win \ duokinS
while few received bruises.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

cry quiet The politicians are anxiousi '
twsiting the action az the returning board !.
witch: BY law, IL required 90 meet ten days
a Ter the election.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

THE REPORT OF THE DEATH of Mr.. Edwin
Adams. the tragedian, is now said to be un.
true. The BOsten Traveller of Saturday as
serts that private letter from Mr.. Adams
had been shipwrecked and severely III, but
had recovered. and when the letter was
written had begun q successful engagement
In Melbourne.
Evening star., 1876-11-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.

But Isn't Sure About TiIden.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

bama claims have rendered . decision In
the Hatteras cases, allowing the claims.
Among the claims allowed under the dect.
sion are the following John III. Butman,
Pittsburg, Pa. S7s7; Ellen n. Partridge, OF
this city, SI3s. "A number Of other judg-
In cases remaining to be tried II e1 292 $50
Deductipg from this amount the claims OF
the Peruvian government for loss Of guano
caTgoes, the remaining cases will amount 70
SJ63 294. Az the case has already been de.
cided that only loyal citizens Of the United
states can recover damages IL n thought the
Peruvian csses will b dismissed.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

A CHINAMAN NSUNDAY SCHooL.-On
Sunday last Ah Wing. one of the two Chi
into the EutAw- street Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school. He brought letters from his
former Methodist pastor at Providence, R.
TO Sunday schools to learn oMelican talk %
Evening star., 1876-11-14

Nor So.-The published statement that
General j. h. Ketcham has resigned bis po.
sition ~ Commissioner OF this District, 70
take effect on the LIST Of March next, on &C.
count Of having recently been elected to the
18th Congress from the 18th Congressional
district OF New York, Is unauthorized and
untrue. Reclamation OF the District Com;
Ketcham's, II Q matter Of course, but ~ sew.
eral months will elapse before his services
win be required In Congress, there seems to
be NO necessity for haste In the matter.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

ms. WooDHuLL has informed n pnaa-
delphia reporter that ahs and hsr aiasSr.
Iennie Clann, weEe SON % make their dSss3
IN ney play hyW. Z. Raoh0rdsoo. snfisSSS
IN Frnnss e1sns tas - - g "a
Evening star., 1876-11-14

AMONG those who called upon the Presi-
dent this morning were Secretary Cameron,
Senator West AMI Mr.. Caleb Cushing.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

CABLE NReeAGH PROM THE FRANKLIN.
The following cable message was received
BY the Secretary OF the Navy on Saturday
evening, 11th instant. from Captain Frank
lin, commanding the U. q. steamship Frank
lin. NJ st. Thomas:
To Secretary Robson, Wdsh,soton:-Frank-
c. ssion Of adverse gales on coast OF Spain
and continuous light breezes and calm In
trade wind region. Will sail Immediately
after coaling. All we'll.
FRANKLIN, Captain.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

the Washington correspondence of the Bait
imore Sun OF this morning, respecting Gov.
Shepherds affairs, our reporter made some
inquiries at the National Metropolitan
Bank, and learned that the Governor has
not deposited In that time bonored instttu-
nor . stockholdeF therein; and, further, that
bis present unfortunate embarrassment does
not Involve the bank TO the amount of q
dollar Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson's connection
nor, and not - representative Of the Ma
tlona! Metropolitan Bank, a. has been init
Evening star., 1876-11-14
EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Int.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, e175 5l9 20; customs, si39 ,I73 80.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES received day
for redemption amounted To s3ii772.n.
ALL the members Of the Caoinet were
present At the meeting to day.
GENERAL RAUM, Com missioner of Inter
nal Revenue, has returned to the city.
AMONG those who called upon the Presi-
dent this morning were Secretary Cameron,
Senator West AMI Mr.. Caleb Cushing.
Mr.. G.. l.. CHAPMAN, of the White House
has been promoted TO a fourth h-clsss clerk
ship.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER JAMES q. GREEN
has reported his return home, having been
detached from the Ashuelot, Aslatic station
on sth September last, and has been placed
on waiting orders.
REsIGNED.-Mr. j. A. Dapray, who has
been one of the stenographers In the Treas
ury department for several years past, has
resigned.
APPOINTMENTS By THE President
The President has appointed Barbour Lewis,
of Tennessee, to be register of the land office
at Salt Lake City, Utah. and Moses M.
Bane, OF Utah, to be receiver of public
moneys at Salt Lake City.
KEEP CooL.-Up to the hour TEE STAR
goes to press neither OF the Congressional
committees has received dispatches from
result IL still matter of doubt, and will
probably only be cleared away when the
official returns shall have been canvsssed.
Drsp rCu no GruArop wrar rpo,r
Evening star., 1876-11-14

Mr.. G. l.. CHAPMAN, OF the White House
has been promoted TO a fourth class clerk
ship.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

Fifty seven counties, cities aud towns in
Virginia give T1lden 90,OZ3, Hayes 81 ,S37;
Tildens majority 81. .1s6. There are still fifty.
three counties and cities to be heard from,
which will increase Tilden's majority to be.
tween 10000 to $4,000. Gov. Kemper's ma
jor1ty for the state constitutional amend
ments, which were submitted, as far as
heard from Is "a PA, and they have undoubt
edly been adopted by large majority. One
OF these amendments makes the sessions OF
the legislature biennial, instead of annual,
as At present, and another makes reduction
OF forty Ia the number OF members of the
legislature.
Evening star., 1876-11-14

JUDGE CARTTRR AND COLUMBUS ALEX
ANDIR GONE SOUrH.-Judge Cartier, who
was yesterday requested by the President to
be present at the canvass of the votes In
South Carolina, left for that state last even
ing, accompanied by Mr.. Columbus Alex
aIder, Of this city, who will be one of the
representative democrat ts at the canvass of
the voter.
Evening star., 1876-11-14
EUROPE TODAY.
1 Spanish Theaser armed.

MADRID, Nov. l4-rhe thester purpe,
GUS" Two lives were lost
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-07-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all debts for
advertising due The ARIZONA SENTINEL
prior to September 10th, 1873, are pay
able to e. L. Minor, and from and after
that date to WIN. j. Berry All unpaid
subscriptions to THE SENTINEL are pay
e6le to VIM j. Berry, who will also COM
plete all subscriptions paid to C L. Minor
prior to October 18th, 1873. Persons
having claims against The SENTINEL Of
tice prior to the 18th instant, will present
them for collection to G. L. Minor.
c. l.. MINOR,
VIM. j. BERRY.
oct1S
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-07-29
COMlNZSSION and FORWARD.
ING.
SALES OF ORES.

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead ,
will be made at highest possible
rates for account of owners. NV
long experience and connection
with buyers in the different Mar.
kets give me a very decided adj.
vantage over any one in the Ter
ritory in making such sales, to
the profit of those entrusting them
to me. Correct and responsible
assays obtained and submitted
when desired,
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-07-29
GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s.
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders,
Soldiers Warrants, Bankers
Drafts, and Good Commercial Pa.
per, Grain, Hides, Wool and all
Territorial and Mexican Products
bought at value FOR CASH; or
advanced on, as may be desired.
I feel under increased obliga-
tions for the patronage so literally
accorded me as the successor of
the old and successful house of
VIM. B. Hooper & Co., and while
acknowledging this fact allow me
to add that those dealing with
me will find as complete a stock
as was ever offered by the old
firm, with all that is new and de-
sirable in addition.
JAMES M. BARNEY.
Yuma, January %, 1876. If.