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MISCELLANEOUS.

|SUDERS' MANUAL.-.A complete practi-
I Il cal 3uide adapted to all trades using gili-
Ser; atao SILVRRlNG, and other valuable
in6tasr. just out Soc. or anyoook sellcr.
T IQUOR and OPIUM iIabits self Cured
jEoS borx Of Vital value, also exposes !al.
iar.ops treatment aud nostru,ns. $50. Jks5E
NANCY i Co, ITO Nassau strcot, NOW fVrk,
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INI ANTED - LATHE - One second hand
w Baxter Whitney's automatic char turn
lug lathe; good running order. Add ess
HELLER & HOFFMAN, st. Louis, Mo. I4t
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VNTANTED-SITUA ATION--As cook, or to
w do general houseworR. Call ut 81 Milton
street. lU-3t
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VYTANTED-S1TUAT UATION--By a flrst-class
w female cook. Call at l75 Cutter st. l0-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

'VNJANTED-TO HANG-All kinds OF wall
w naper at &c per roll ". NJ. BARNES,
bTl Sycamore street. del3-H
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

,TOR RENT - ROOM - Large unrurnishsd
r. ROOM ;o2 West Third street. l0-2t
yTOR RENT -ROOM--For ekeeping for
mnn and wife, also room for gentlemen, AT
al West Fifth street lO-2t
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VTTAHTEn SITUATION - AS nurse and
w TO do plain sewing. In city or country.
Call at l5O Freeman street. 1876
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GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.

Il. f. J. MILES. ES.........,...,.,..M Manager
. Unprecedented success Of shakspeare's
masterwork,
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
With the distinguished artistic,
ROSE EYTISGE,
AS "Cleopatra; Mr.. George Boniiace, as
F." Antony" Mile. BETTY RlGL, Premiere
Danseuse, in addition TO Gle "Grandcst Egyp-
tian Ballet ever witnessed here" Positively
Last Three Nights, anu Only Saturday Matt
nee, at2
Monday next - Mckee Rankin and Kitty
Blanchard, IN the " DaGltes."
Reserved seats at Hawley's, 1874 Vine street
/ . FREE LECl URES, BY PROF. Q. ).
I'D FOWLER, IN PIke's Opera house, MON
iDAY, WEDNESDAY and MONDAY EVEN
s1NG5, January Z. y and IA, at :, on "PHRk-
NOLOGY," applied to Life Health and Self
culture, and to Business Adaptation. Consul
tation as to your own and children's phrenolooo
Ky, best Business, Culture, &C., daily from 3
A. NJ till 10 P. NJ, al the Grand Hotel till
Monday night, January 2l. jal-29t
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Will Not BE Disturbed.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-It was stated
here last night, on what Is considered
the very best authority, that Collector
Arthur will not be disturbed in his po-
sitlon as Collector of the Port OF New
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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VTTANTED--SITUA ATION-As COOK, by a
w competent woman; no objection to tae
country. Call at l5O Fretman street. l0-St
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No Reduction.

The statement printed in New York,
that there Is to be a reduction OF twenty
per cent. in the Appraisers Department
Of the New YORK Custonl-nouse, is er-
rnnAnlIA.
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yNIbN MED -SITUATION--By q nrst-
w class gardener; understands taking care
OF horses, and good driver Inquire "a! Wal
nut street. lo.At
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-As foreman, by
w first-cass biscuit and cracker baker,
best OF reference. Apply at i22 Central ave
4. 4. FARRELL. S-3t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
Dissolution Nstice.

rhe eoparsnershsp heretofore existing bstssen thx v - JOHN TAYLOR,
 JOSEPH TAYLOR
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

In our notice yesterday of the commence. ment of the Fall term of the Prescott Free Academy we made it read ssthe tirst Mon. aay m November when it should have been the first Monday in September. We
 make this correction for the benefit of the young folks, who feel extremely bad about
 being kept away from school until Novem- Der. Hathaway filled q light wagon with mining tools and supplies for E. P. Raines. thls morning. ano took them to some prom ising bonanza in the vicinity of Maple Gulch, where Mir. R. intends to remain rn- fil he makes his pile. Raines is a practical miner, and the outlook must be encoura- ging, otherwise he would not have started in.
 RETURNED.-Cols c. P. Head and Hugo Richards returned last evening from trip to the gram fields and flour bins of Salt River. The Col. has contracted for the deliv- cry of 300, 900 lbs. of barley at this place, and has already much of it under way, and being sacked and ready for shipment They re- turned by way of Gillett, and found the 1iptop Company's mill at that place SUD- piled with an abundance of water ana ore, and the mill working to charm. Col. Head thinks the supply of water at the mill will be lasting; and as for ore, the mine, as work progresses on it, warrants the belief that the quantity is next to inex- haustible. Every person has implicit con- fdence in Superintendent Weber's manage ment, and look for gool results from the Tiptop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

E. r. Nichols, Agent of the c. 6 A. stsge Sompany, who has been ss far west as Dos falmas in California, looking after affairs of the Company. returned last evening. He represents the heat on the desert and along the Coiorano river asalmost unbearabIe. aud fhe moving of sto k from the old route via Dos Palmas to the new route via Yuma as quite tedious.
 A gentleman cameup from the McCrackin tnls morning and reports things dull and warm around the Sandy. The McCrackin Company have fifty men employed pros pecting their mine, while Tom. Ewing, of the Signal mill, which is how shut down. is conferrlng with the creditors as to the easiest mode of settlement. Better go into bank ruptcy.
 Bender, who has donned the tonsorlal habiliments is making money, consequent ly, Is as happy as 'big sun -fiower.v A tailor shop has been started in the rear of Renders barber shop. Adjoining Doctor Bender, you have Chinese wash house. which connects him with essential enter prises in the makeup of his fastidious GUS toners, ironing, mending, hair cutting and shaving all combined. Never mIDd the bath house.
 Ryland's Circus, which by the way, is no slouch institution, will give another ..ne of theia pleasing entertainments on Safur- day evening next. We advise our young friends to look out for the pennies between TOW and Saturday evening, and thus secure the necessary amount to admit them within the canvas walls surrounding the arena. when will be performed several new and wonderfu' feats. Not only the young, but the older heads are admitted and allowed the privilege of beholdiDg the achievement of some of the most difficult feats upon the surrender of one peso.
 Geo. ". Bowers and Clark Wilson, made visit to the Senator mill yesterday, found the same pounding away on Senator ore and giving good satisfaction. They report but little water at the mill and unless rain comes soon the mill will necessarily be com pelled to hang up its stamps. A few years since the great drawback to Arizona was the murderous Apache, now. however, since many of them were transformed into good Iadidas by Gen. Crook and his followers and others placed on reservations, the country has been gradually drying up, and hardly a mill in the county has sufficiency of water to keep it running regularly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

Major E. H. McDaniel, formerly of Las Angeles, is now proprietor of the Occiden-
 tai Hotel, at Santa Barbara. So says the
 Herald.
 John Simmons reports the heaviest rain of the season on Willow Creek yesterday
 evening. reviving hopes that were dead as
 the crops, and causing smiles to radiate
 countenances that were blank and passion
 less as the faces of the dead.
 E. I. Fuller, who came in on the stage
 last night direct from Phenix via Date
 Creek, regards that road as great i'm. provement over the Antelope nill route.
 Better time can be made over the new route, although it is few miles further; then 1t shortens the distance 10 Cuttings, and gives much better road Date Creek is now quite an important place, being the point of departure for Signal, Yuma, and Phenix via Wickenburg, etc. Wells. Fargo < Co. have placed Mr. Adams at Date Creek to act as Agent to check packages for the various places 10 which they may be destined, making Date Creek distributing office, so to speak.
 Rosalio Coloma arrived from his home at Springcrviile last evening, and this morn fug; III company Wltu HIS counsel, meSsfs- Fitch & Churchill, presented himself at the Sheriff's office, for confinement on an in- dictment found against him by the last grand jury. At the time the grand jury found the indictment agsinst Mir. Coloma he was absent on the Rio Grande, making purchases for his store. Upon his arrival at home he was somewhat surprised to learn that he had been indicted upon charge of murder. He fixed up his business and came to Prescott for the purpose of deliv- ering himself rp to the authorities. In re- gard to the dispatch sent hero by one Estsll, a butcher at Camp Apache, to l.. B. St. James, stating that Coloma was at St. Johns, armed with pistols, Bowie knives, etc., and defying the officers of the law, he says he knows nothing. not even having seen or met Estell. Mir. Coloma has always born a good reputation since we have known him, which covers period of 20 years, and his surrender to the authorities is praiseworthy act, and in accord ance with all former Knowledge we have ever heard of him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

Go to Herspring's for genuine imported cigar or No tobacco. A new lot just re- ceived by express.
 July 30, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
Friday,s News.

I Phil. Kearney keeps one of the coziest es tablishments in Prescott.
 Daniel Horst, of Camp Verde, has re moved to Mcdowell, where he has secured 6 beef contract.
 Tom Mllligan, tonsorial artist, arrived last night from California He takes chair in the establishment of H. Buck.
 MT. Lambertson, the pioneer rancher oi Walnut Grove, is in town. Mir. L. ha. passed over 40 years of his lite on the iron tier.
 MT. Perkins, who purchased the Moore sheep, at Ventura, numbering 15,000, and started with them to Arizona, arrived with 300 only.
 Marshal c. P. Dake, accompanied by two deputies, arrived last evening by stage. Marshal Standefer will probably turn over the business of the office soon.
 MT. Cliff, one of the Verde grangers, ar- rived in town l-st evening with load of wheat, which he easily disposed at cts. [ pound, or at the rate of s2 40 per bushel. CITY TAxEs.-Marsha Dodson informs us that he has collected something over $2,6O0 Village taxes, and there remains delinquent only $82. This is the best collection ever made in Prescott.
 ARRIVAL OF FREreHT-One of J. M. B-yan's mammoth teams arrived this morn- ing from Ehrenberg loaded principally for Messrs. Randall & Cline, who keep full assortment of hardware, boots, shoes, etc., and sell at bedrock prices" Special Orders, dated July 30, have just been received, four days from Fort Whip pie, having travelled at the rate of 40 yards per day What is the use of railroads, teIegraphs, etc, when we have such tragi- cal channel through which to receive our express matter2 It is a Democratic line.
 Tom Edwards of the Lady Gay Bakery, has disposed of his interest in the same to one of the best bakers in Arizona, MT. c. Sheldon, who will continue the business, so nicely inaugurated by Mir. Edwards. We be.peak for the new proprietor share or the public patronage.
 The Board of Equalization have conclu- ded their labors, and we find by examin- ing the various amounts added to the assess ment roll, by them, to aggregate $40,911. Property of each and every taxpayer has been carefully valued by the Board, which will bring the taxes of ail as near equal as possible. They have done good work, and are entitled to credit for so doing.
 NOTICE TO STOCK RAIsERs-A number of the heavy stock owners and raisers of this part of the Territory are making arrange ments for general meeting of all parties interested in that business, at day and place yet to be fixed upon. This is move in the right direction and should receive the encouragement of all business men as we'll as those more directly interested. We will hava more to say upon this subject when the time of said meeting is fixed.
 CENTRAL BIT SALooN.-Messrs. Fisk & Shurman have opened the Central Bit Saloon, adjoining ;he store of Congressman Campbell. The premises have been thor ou yliiy renovated and the room fitted up in the most elegant style. Their liquors and cigars. we are informed by conaoiseurs, equal the best in the market. Montezuma street has now thirteen good saloons. Where is there town in the West that can boast of the saloon wealth that Prescott can on one single street2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
Tlp1op sIlvrR mlnlAs eumpaKr.

Location of principal place of business. San Frsncis co, California.
 Location of works, Black Canyon District, Ysvspa' county, Arizona Territory.
 {. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at . n,estne of the Board of Direcsors held the 18th day of July ls7a an assessment (No 8 of Fifty Gents per shars levied the capital stock of the corporxons able immediately i'm United States gcid coin, to ths Secretary, at the office of the Company Roums and No. s27 Pine street. San Frnnciscos California
 Any stock npon which this assessment shan remain unpaid on the 21st day of August, ISIS, win he den ouent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless papmeut s made before, will be cold on WE'D NEsDAY, the EIGHTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER, 1878 io pay the dei;nquent sssessment together vt costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order o the Board of Directors.
 D. vERDENAL, Secretary orFrcx-Rooms and [, Sz7 Pine street, San Tran cisco, California tyzzd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
strayed or SteIen---s2O Reward

The subecz1ber has lost two mzrss-oas. nght-bsyi with short maue and tail white szr in forehsnd, Spap ish bsand on hip and shoulder. The ether. daE1 chesfnufscrrel with bazefAcs and ufzite h1nd-Iags years old. Both xni1zzals wero shod aE round
 The xboxe reward win be paid by returning said uerez to NATHAN B. BOWERS,
 AGssx Frin Ranch. Prescott. May a. rssx mzy23-wf<
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assixs,ee,s Sale.

win oner Tor sale 10 the highest biddur by snaion tn frout of the Court House in Presco<f, o1 sAruH DAY, AUGUST sf. ls7S one fne tso seated fGnily baxgy. T. 2. BUTLER, Aszigu<s
 Estate of s. c. Nilier Bro, Bsnkups. Prescott, A. r. Aug. 1. ls7&
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
Assessment Notice.

To Edward soace, and John Kelley, part ownen in th eneral Custer Gold and Silver Mine, situate one-hsl mile eAst of the Senator ntne Hasssysmpa Mining dis fricf, FnynpEi oouuff, Arizona TsrFitoTys
 You are hereby notfnsd thst if you do not sppes within ninety t9o) days from the oa<e of thB notcs pay to 2. D. Gates voux proportion of the ssso1nmen for Is77 reuuired by xu the undersigned wn elnu forfeiture of your infereef in szid mine or loe, curding to the mining laws of said district
 T. D. GATE- Parsoorr, July 7s. isas. A-ssd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
NOTICE.

In crer thst vs m.y sste up the essats of shs ht' L. Bash66d Co. rcquesfod to c1I and sekfle t1 ncco1uh tazs>i;ef<Is. There aas< be no uceP1icg ~ = L.BxsHruzD | co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
FeF sale.

E: s::: 2 =. sss.; s;: z sss ias zsa ss %
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02
Proposals.

Proposals win be received by the undersigned Co sh< 18th day of August ls6 for fnrnzhinE one hosssxnd cords of wood to the Golden Star Mining Cempany, Cave creek Mxricops county, Arizona The wcod fs in the immediate vicinity of fhs mill and be hauled by s-'-'' = ''s-' . W. B. KILLINGS, supr.
 August 1, 1878 Phenfx, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

Wiltshire cheese, stuffed Mangoes. Guava Jelly, boned turkey, new figs, Oxford suas- age full line of delicacies at iiowen, Knowles & Co. augIs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-08-02

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. IN the EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS Gas l022 ssp.. { and clsz lo2s. Dec. s<. There win be only 5000 Tickets, numbered from to fsooo with 1sl Full Prizes and the amount drawn win be s1, ,s5o,ooo. One Frize te every < fckets- do of loo.ooe each. ao.ooo l do ot-.--.-..------- ao.oou do of...-.....- 1t-D0J do of l00oo each ach.--.-.--.-.-.....-.... 9u,ooo do of 5000 each. ach..-.--.-...-.... 40.oo0 29S do of 1000 each. ch....--............... 296ooo Approximations s2,ooo esch to the
 go prize l6ooo IS Approximations of $l, 900 each, to each
 of the sloo,ooo prizss-. isooo Approximations of Ss50 each to the Sse,-
 ooo prize .............-....-.-.-.. HOO t7se Prizes of Sloo for the i79s numbers terrnin-
 ating with the figure similar to that of
 the terminating ngure of the first capi-
 tA Nflze.-- ils.oB e,141 Prizes smfg to spsnish Dois... ef 1850, ,oe0
 PRICE IN cURRNNcY.
 Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters &l00 $50 $2s Fifths, Tenths. Twentiethe S20 s10 S Prizes cashed orders filed and information given free
 TAYLOR SS CO., Bankers. ji2swa II Wall St.. ". Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-25
NEW ADHERTLsE1fEFTy.

all costs attending such proceedings in Judgment
shall be confirmed.
SEC. s. And be ii aacted That if any person shall
violate of the provisions of this act in regard to the
shooting of Wild fowl he shall upon conviction thereof
before any Justice of the Peace for Cecil county he
fined less than fifty dollars nor more than one hun
bred dollars, except follows: Amy who shall
shoot wild fowl from sink box, duly licensed afore
said, upon any other day than those mentioned in
ton one of this act shall upon conviction thereof he
lore any Justice of the Peace for Cecil county, fine
OF not less than ten more than twenty dollars for
each ofense; any who shall shoot wild fowl from
sink box, duly licensed aforesaid without having
rs obtained the consent of the tenant of the
land opposite to whose shore the sink box is placed
shall, upon conviction thereof before Justice of the
Peace oil Cecil county, pay fine of not less than five
nor more than twenty dollars for each offence.
SEC g. And be il enacted That all fines irnposed
under this act whether the may be recovered by
action for debt in the Of the State which process
is hereby autqorZ,d secured by public sale pro-
vded in section six of this shall be divided fol-
lows viz onehaf to the inforner and the other half
to the County Commissioners Of Cecil county, the
use and benefit of said county and all moneys accrung
from the sale of license under this act shall be paid
over at the end of the cunning to the Commits
sioners of said county, to be applied by them the use
and benefit of said comfy.
SEC. 10. And be it enacted That all persons holding
license under this act hereby vested with power
and authority to arrest without warrant all persons
who may be detected by them in violating any of its
provisions or of the provisions of article ninety
OF the Code OF Public General Laws. regulating the
shooting of wild fowl remaining in force over said
waters after the passage of this and carry such
person persons before Justice of the Peace to be
dealt with according the provisions this act if
violating the same. according to the provisions of
article ninetyeight Of the Code of Public Laws if in
violation of the provisions Of said article in relation
the shooting of Will fowl.
SEC. H. And oe il enacted That all acts OF parts of
rcts inconsistent with the provisions of this be and
the same are hereby repealed
We hereby certify that the aforegong is correct copy
OF an Act of Assembly passed January session. ls7S
Approved April 9th, 1878
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD
Ohirf Clerk of the House of Delegates
BENJAMIN NJ. CIR WFORD)
DAVID p. CAMERON
RICHARD IL. CR0THERS,
County Commissioners of Cecil county.
Nav 1S, lS7S-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-05-25
For the Protection Of Game.
CHAPTER 2lO.

CHAPTER 2lO
AN ACT for the protection Of Partridges Pheasants
Rabbits, Woodcock and Rail Bird and to prevent
trespassing with dog gun, private property, in
Cecil and Hartford counties.
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly, of
Maryland, That it shall not he lawful to shoot trap
KILL OK IN any manner destroy expose for sale any
cartridges rabbits in Cecil county between the
twenty-sixth day Of December and the first day of
November; and in Hartford between the twenty
sixth day of December and the fifteenth day of October
any woodcOck between the first day of January and
the first day of July any rail bird or be-
tween the first day of January and the tenth day of
September in each and every year, in either OF said
counties; and the possession OF any of the birds or
game mentioned in this section during the prohibited
periods shall be deemed prid fcid evidence against
such person of violation of this act except where it
may appear that such birds game tor breeding
purposes
SEC Be it further eaacted That any person or per-
sons violating the provisions of the preceding section
on conviction thereof before any Justice of of
said counties, shall pay fine of five dollars for each
partridge rabbit woodcock rail bird pheasant shot
or taken exposed for sale and failure pay such
fine, shall be lodged in the county Jail for of not
less than ten nor more than thirty days.
Sec. Be it further enacted That any person found
trespassng with dog or gun upon any private property
in said countless shall be liable to be arrested by any
constable of said counties and conviction thereof
before justice of the peace OF said Counties shall
pay fine of five dollars and failure pay said fine
shall be confined in the Jail of said county for term of
not less than hive nor more than ten days
SEC. 1. Be it further enacted, That the fines which
be collected under the provisions of this act shall
be paid by the Justices of the peace to the County Com
missoners to be by them placed the credit of the
School fund of said counties
SEC. b. And b. it further enacted, That all acts or
with this act be and the sana
are hereby repealed
SIC i. Aud be it enacted That any party parties
against whom justice of the peace shall have rem
drred Judgment under the provisions of this act may
at any time within twenty days from the rendition
thereof, appeal from such Judgment to the Circuit
Court for the county OF which such Judgment may be
rendered
SEC. And be it enacted That this act shall take
effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegong is a correct COPY
OF an Act of Assembly passed January session, ISIS
Approved April LIST, ls7S.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Secretary of the Senate.
BENJAMIN N. CRAWFORD)
DAVID p. CAMERON,
RICHARD IL. CROTHERS
County Commissioners of Cecil county