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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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 five hse sar wsy stops ii srs sbvs1se e. tsbiisi postosis oS the LsfEis Colorado, ssr st Hosssbsse esp~ssnx. sisS rszss tss: tue nsrtLsrp rsd of fise psgpssso rOAss, fsss ieisg c nsal rasss sAseasy established fssm pascy<t so 6ssss fs sis winesse.
 rbs vouae gtve Prescott dtrecs cornrsats exs.os szfh Apache aBc Littie Colorado sst fiemens<. witbout gong te wiagzis and bsez Co sbese yssass, bns since the people of fhss rsgps hs>e ps:iEsoaed for tse Otlses srtsls ( wl1I crrsinis b. bstssr than nons, ss st pes sse sss ~s sep< to sss !, est.ssisisea.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
Carriage for Safe.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
Ssiin1 uenf Taxes.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
Most Desirable Property
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
O l. D T Y P E i.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
Teacher Wanted.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
Wanted.

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
DissoIusiun O1 Ce-ysarrne-SElip

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-01-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

The Cincinnati Commercial saws that its af-
NOcacy OF the nOmiL alton of Greeley which
domination caused his death. was only a
JOKE They have odd ideas OF fun in Cincin-
nall Washington Star.
THE STAR is struggling with a mistake. II
was not the nomination OF Greeley by the
Nlncinnat Convention TO which we referred
as a JOKE We were accused of conspiring
40 destroy Greeley by procuring his nominal
Lon 10 tnls city, and many facetious obser-
Natlons were made, based upon the theory
mat We were among the advocates of Gree
Iey's nomination by the Cincinnati Conyen-
lion. This seemed TO call upon us to say
mat the editors OF the Cincinnati Commercial
and Sprip g1eld Republicans, and others. alb
eurdly called "The Syndicate" who were ac
Suseu OF conspiracy to nominate Greeley.
were against his nomination, and regarded
IL as misfortune. The files OF the CONNER
ctdl show that on the day of the nomination
% Greeley we referred 70 the prospect OF that
event, and urged that the impending caIam-
lily should be avoided by the union of the
friends OF Adams and Trum bull, so that the
SOLID vote OF Illinois might be cast for Adj
ANS on the first ballot. This counsel was
Gisregarded by Trumbull's friends. III fol-
lowed, IL would certainly have resulted in
1he nomination of Adams and TrumbulI
Ihat was our ticket. One thing that caused
1he obstinacy In the Illinois delegation thai
permitted the nomination OF Greeley, was
z 1 resentment OF the friends OF Judge Davis.
who had been al great pains 10 be on hand
IN force, and who were Offended by the att
dude OF the "independent editors" toward
aneif esndidate; They had some cause for
That Grant was preferable TO Davis. This
Slew Davis, but the friends of the Judge were
i OF In haste 10 rush to the standard of Adj
ans, and so Greeley was nominated, greatly
40 the discontinue Of the "Syndicate."-Cii-
rInsGti Commercial.
The story of the doings and undoings of
1he Syndicate" at the Cincinnati Conven-
Hon has been told many times; but, like the
Did, oil tale of Love, IL is always new and
perennislly interesting. So we print above
Abe version oft given by the editor OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, 'swho was there,
Mr.. Halsteac, who mas been considerably
nominated for the Presidency, adds, with
Sust shade Of plaintiveness:
The joke about the nomination of Grea-
icy was one perpetrated by the CO8lHeTctm
long before the Cincinnati Convention. Edi-
lois were then, as now, somewhat in the
GaOit OF dominating each other for offices
IEe CINCINNATI Times has recently INDUCED
In most solemn display of jOcosity on this
subject The editor of the New York ISi1l is
under nomination by his contemporaries for
Mayor OF that city. II some one should
nominate The editor of the Washington
STAR for Mayor or President, we trust he
VIII Lot allow his anxieties TO nip with I'M
timely iTcsts the blossoms of the bloom of
his life"
Wen, We won't And we hope Mr. Hal
siead's aforesaid blossoms are not very much
nipped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12
Home Management OF Railroads.

Mr.. Henry Hart, of Chatham street, New
York, 10 not wanted here. The stockholders
o. the Washington and Georgetown railroad,
with great unanimity, to-day elected him 10
stay at home. In fact, the Hart party found
Abe feeling so strong against him amongst
1he stockholders, and the determination to
cefeat his attempt TO regain control of the
road so unmistakable, that they abandoned
the field, without a contest. A board of di-
tectors mainly citizens of Washington, of
character and responsibility, headed by Mr..
George W. Riggs, has been elected, and, OF
course, the present efficient president, Mr..
Hurt, will be retained in that position. In
The hands OF men of this standing In the COM
munity, IL may be safely assumed that the
read will be managed In a reputable man.
Her-in way advantageous both TO the
stockholders and the public. In one particu-
lar our community has reason TO really
thank Mr.. Hart for making his greedy grab
In the direction of the control OF this road.
The alarm felt by the Washington stockhold-
ers over the possibility that the road might
get again under the discreditsole Chatham
street management, caused them to take
prompt measures to regain the controlling
interest in the road and the majority of the
stock is row owned I'm Washington. That
controlling interest should never have been
allowed 10 go away from Washington, and
we are glad there is sufficient public spirit
amongst our business citizens to reclaim 1t.
No railroad, certainly no street railroad.
should be owned outside of the community
which IL serves. Such outside owners have
generally but one object in view, and that is
10 squeeze just as much out of the road as
possible, and put into ii just as little as pos
slble. The history of the meanly m anaged
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
read, the stock of which is owned in Massa-
ohUsetts, is case in point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

At the last meeting of the Joint committee
On light OF the city council OF Richmond.
Va, ii was decided to reduce the price of gas
On and after February LIST from three dollars
per thousand feet to two dollars per thou
sand feet The Dispatch, In reporting the
Tact, says: "Thls speaks well for the man.
p .ment OF the gas department" 1t does,
and we only need add that the city owns and
controls its own gas-works. IL may be fur
fher noted that when the price is reduced
HERE, an Immediate increase of the quantity
Consumed is not registered by the meters in
use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

Quoting from THE STAR on the proposed
abolition OF the free delivery system. the
Ohio State Journal says:
IHE STAR is very right, as usual. No
CITY mat has enjoyed the advantages of the
carrier system will willingly return 10 tine
prlmltlve system, which forced the whole
population 10 spend valuable time in visit
lng the post ofnce. If only to see whether
there was any thing for them The hardshin
1alls heaviest on the men of few letters, who
may make many calls for each letter re-
CeiVed." $1,000 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

The CineInrati Gazette repeats the weight
less argument that the republican national
convention should not be held In Washington
because OF the proximity OF Congress, the
great army of Office holders, and the appoint
ing power. To suppose that the action OF the
convention would be moved by any of these
influences Is to put very low estimate on
The character of the delegates who will COM
pose the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

The fact that the prisons OF New York
state cost the taxpayers more than half a
million dollars annually shows a radical de-
feet In their management Statistics prove
that In nine years the excess of expenditures
over receipts figures up the enormous sum OF
S4J6o4 ots 10. The penitentiary at Albany is
seifsustsining, as are also the state prisons
nj Illinois and several other states. New
jersey Is one OF the states which turned over
. surplus last year. A thorough legislative
Investigation into the management OF the
New YORK prisons would probably reveal
Abe defects in the system, and relieve the
state OF the yearly burden IL imposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

IL Is stated by those present at the fire in
1he Stevens school building, yesterday, that
7he joists IN the structure are only about one
and three quarter inches thick and about a
foot in depth, and that in consequence the
floors are nearly all sagged by the slight
weight they have 10 bear. This matter
Should be looked into, as well as the CONT.
guilty OF the wood work 10 the fiues, as the
falling OF "A floor in school hours would be
about as disastrous as a fire. 1t is strange
zhe public school trustees took no action at
Their meeting, last night, in reference 10 the
state Of things developed al the fire yester-
day. A thorough inspection OF all the school
buildings should not be delayed day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

Thirteen more generals and colonels have
taken q hand In the Sherman Memoirs news
paper controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

d. DIN ESS ChANCES.
WANrkp TO sVRkow-si.a.o on ysiu.bl-
VII ss psd AdSS,s 81 Lex sS1 ise
TO L0AN.s.oo, $500, SEQ and $1,000
l.sis q Tsos. 8 " w issGssism $40 IN 81.
$4,000 fss:cSSc IS, g S zee . sd to
Sssr 81 !, STANLEY JONES, s,I 7,ha.
BpsIIssd56sss; caASoL 70 G s,sRSns I,
theawHIINEY HoTsk." rear the q 5. Capitol,
10, ns.S sens ytih Fixtures &c Only ri 81, esr'On
issa II, p.l.-.r. avs. w 81 g.fi,si siil.
$4,000 FLs ckNI:uws TI.s 9, .
~ sssOti..s zoe q q. .. Si rae Tor term
PT.yss. powsnSs 4 sRtTS,.
an1-e ana zth street
r BkICk Of iss rooms, worth Ss,7e, ensSmSsred
nsn i,s value but on long tims Addres. lots"
II sood location; viii be sold cheap; good reasons
fot selliss. Address Gosh Post Once. jllS'
50 O0O And o. 500 TO Loan Upon
no: spply. wn.kILG0UB, Sss AZ 81. iii+h.
4 RELIABLE PkRTY HAVING 81 900 TO
"a in esi ia an established comm lesion basine-s
sesr ono once q an opportunity By Add's'Ss
MONEY TO LOAs-kt . and 10 per cent, on
" eentlsi loosied real estate security, Msney
thsi BtsR ons. 1889 ST. northwest ORH9;its
SAFE AND SURE INVssTn -Siock Priv
- ileges enc per cont from the market At hoe rate.
VIII pay large prohts TIE next % DAYS on large or
bscco bought and sold on the most liberal terms.
S,n.iastoLy sevsreec 90 oon,.sn%s1ts Price lists
Barkers sud Brokers, y Broad 81 ,sewY ork r.
q - 31T4 Near Gold and Stock ENeha1g,s.
!snIl sn-
F9pR sALFEThe siLTTARY HALL REsTAU-
$4,000 To LOAN on IMPR0vEp BEAL
jsnic 8 A''N c IHHsg c c puNoANsoN.
SS00 $500, AND SEVERAL OTaER
security. M N. RoHRER,
IaLl0-H 5I3 7th street
To aXGHASSE FOB CITY PROPEsTY-A
MI mt s. EVEN e variety gas and water hssrss
$4,000, fs ssn o. 81 G H.I.,!s $4,000 TO
FRED. KoONEs,
JahWt No. lOON street northwest.
WANTkI..,A PARTEkR, either silent or &C
paving business. Address PARTNER" star
RsBK oPPORTUBITY-FoT Sale AZ s2s.ss, on
ls,ayeite Square, Which recently cost ss1 so s sn
oa $40 y o S,ll S Ss rf go. o. D..
on ia ksa !, Estate. Apply a kEsssRI's
SI00,OUO on S s aSA Re. at and 10 per cent
sums 70 suit. rs. II. WARMER,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES FOB SALE.
Washington u pear yer cent. Gold Bonds.
y y B-year per cent. Currency Bonds
&c. sos Bonos-suaranteed by U D.
dec72 I'm LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO., Bankers,
MOkEf TO L0AE.-eeversl snail amounu
-, ~, SlVS, 81 90, lao, $3.50; s,so,
SIW 70 sS1g ssd q 90, Of Per cent :, on 1000
city security. e0pGH pARNkILLR,
sepSu 500 street.
mn ~no~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

ats present popularity as the result of
pure merit" Commercial, Pittsburgh, Pa
"Ihere IS not "a duU page Jet,ceen its COZ
ers."-N T. Tunes.
ain fact, the GALAXY is n 'Stny, n,aga-
=iae"-ConmleTciu Bulletin, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12
DRY GOODS.

SUPEBB BLACK eros GRAIN eILK al 50.
- Magnificent Black Velvet. a., at the cheapesi
store IN the city COSNoLLfs, COS 9th street,
opposite Patent eff oe. ianli- fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12
HARD TIMES AND HARD PRICES

HARD TIMES AND HARD PRICES.
500 yards Of the very best CALICO, sx.
a. ~ iEsros OF the very best PLAIN BLACK
100 yards Of good UNBLEACHED COTroN.s
r ~ Jsros oil yard wide UHBLEAOHEO COT
sSysIds Of yard wide BLEAoaED CeTroN7,..
RE ynsis OF ons ysrd and quarter wide
go 80 yards Of two and quarter wide SHIFTING
CARRIERS, fo1 Market Space,
All OF our plaid DRESS GOODS at cost, 25 81 II
All onr d. uble wloth BLACK ALPACA az cost rs
Auof BLACK SILKS 81 cosi, n 10, o 81 81 u, 81
al o,oI sHAwLs ana BLANKETS at Cost,
goo yards yer. nm BLEACHED DAMAsK,62.
so yards of the best feather Or 0of Bed-Tick Is
Good TowelsT ;all-lined an kchiefs, 6. isniI tr
NIEBINO UNDERWEAR greatly reduced in
~ proe IA ofder 70 close out our large stock, st
9Th street opposite Patent Office JanlI-tr
IOI4 SEVENTH STREET.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN DRY GOODS
Best Wamsutts Cotton, I21<c. per yard.
best Androscoggin Cotton. loo. per yard.
very best Prints reduced % Sc. per ard
SSery good Prints Iedooed 70 SIC. per yard.
a great many 25c; Dress Goods reduced 20 26c
BhkGAlNs in Black silks, Black AIpacss ana
merss, Hosiery, Underwear and Notions
~ One Prtcs. Far dsaling % al.
VIM. BIRD WYLIE.
yaL5 u 1O14 SkVEHTH STREET.
SPECIAL, BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
cheapest tore in the city, COSNOLLYS, Cos on
street, opposite Patent Office. jsnII-tr
RARGAlNSl BARGAINS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

HSy Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa
per published in " ashin0fon, and
Therefore bt far fhe Best Adrer-
fisfng Medium Ira the District Of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12

el.00, $4,000, 5000, and sS.OOO-2 per cent for
negotiating.
AUCTION Sales.
SATURDAY, at 70 o m IN the prenises LOT
on street, between ~ and I'd e ianl2-.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-12
BARGAINS!

BRODHEAD a. CO,
S39 PENNA. AVE BET. 9TH AND 10TH srs.,
OFFER
Lyons BLACK SILK, (inclucing BelIons Guinet
- ana Bennett at from l to g. 50 per yard
Bottle Green Navy Blue and Seal Brown French
MkRlhOS, 81 per yard.
Lest makes ALPACAS, Is cents and I'm.
Elbow rlsks, spitZbergen and Knickerbocker
duced prices. WV
Al al wool FTe J CAsHMEBEs, IS cents and up.
4 men 2, TOW ELS 81 per dozen and up.
~. Iron Frame HOSE, (best make, D 81 per dozen
button KIDS In Opera and Street coIors ana
White and Black, 81 IS. ~
Ne have opened q Branch Store At Ola Stand
l2Os street, between 18th and 18th streets
BRODHEAD d CO.,
jars tr 939 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
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noNT TELL THIS TO AMY ONE, But
~ remember IL for your own good. We sell
DRESS SHIRTS, ready made, of W ans utta muslin
and tS enty one hundred linen, for 81 rs. These
goods are entirely made, and ready for the wash
tub. at the Branch of the
BALTIMORE SHIFT FACTORY,
decl6-lm 1912 " street northwest
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MADAMR ROSS.
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dium can be consulted st No. 301 D strss., oornel
Of ID, northwest. She has no superior IN delfneat
ing the Past, Present and Future. In leve or bud
rees her advice IL invaluable, describing. your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informinl
you Of the sure way 10 success In al UNDERTAKINGS
Copsult.tion strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Ladies, Of gen
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AUCTION SALES.
::as ~ Xesy. Z u0onnor. = =
SUGAR PLANTATIONS on uBAYOU IAFOUaCHB
uss =, a. &s-Ts.,ze -, :
OPPOslT8 THIBonAUX . -sssI,s
sA1s BIZ ORDER OF rae aEcslvRs AID L,oul
snAroR or TIE CONSOLIDATED Assoc1A
. TOY OF TIE PLAsr1Rs or LOUISIANA

'RY HOEY 4 O'CANNnR..NIcHoLAs !;
pl.c..-sxf6seHY septsSSsr - ISIS. At sweivs
change, on Royai. between Canal and Customhouss
streets in thiscf2 Or Rev 6fioane win BE- sold ct
public auction thefollowing valuable property, TO
, L CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION. known -
the Field place. situated IN the parish Of Lafourche
"a the left bank q the Esyou Isfourehe, opposite
ILafeozahe, and bounded above 81 lands formerly
Of Thomas bibb, but nav Or late Of Nelson Donel
fSenss BsS. but now Hsa
with sll the buildings aed improvements thereon
bslengtnR theseto; snd the % d plantation is cold
ls76, at which tsns !he pulch win be saiitled
lcsosdi.s to The tit,e Of tn. association the saA
ffont BY 80 srpents IN depth. The lateral lines
cs.yss.ins 70 - to si's sasssa ia Of >esut $50
g. A CERTAIN PLANTATION. leituatsa in the
Rsrish OF Lafourche, on the left bank Of the
Bayou Lafearche, 1t absut one nhe above The
mont on .aa Sss on i.iourcss. Sy e.esi & . y.
pants, and 10 bounded an the upper line By the
property .. Jn: Pee. siman aatllot, and oa the
Iii 81 'f With 81 he
huildip 8 and impreysmsnts theBson. Il.a.
tie e e: q q ;Rs
ID s.ssts thereof, Is. pa,chsssrs q the shove e
unincnmbsred title thereto freed 81 al noGtsaees
privileges and stock or other lieAs whetexer.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale 0ne-half cash In
United States currency as the moment Of adjpdicar
zion. and the remainder On credit Of one and TIVE
yeaEs HON data Of sale in hates Of the purchasers
in equal suountss bear.ng interest Of eight per
os1t per analm frotn tho day Df sale nhth 6nal
payment. said notes to b dpmciled IN the city of
Nee Orlsens, and made payable ct the Louisiana
National Denk therein. the sst Of nortga9e % con
tain the penal clan.e Of 6vo per cent attornoy's
fse in evnt Of sgit to eniO1ce the psymsnt Of 8ny
Of the dit poEtiop; the whole TO u secured b.
specjal mortgage and ven1or1 liam On the property
sold and the purchasers to assume payment over
ami above the amount It theis bds Of Al taxes for
this year (ls76l. which are payable IL 1877.
fe1e Ansdee Ducatel, notary public. aus Is Is sci