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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-05

A. J. Mason hzs just received large stock of Boo Shoes and Gaiters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-05

Personal.
 T. K. S:-Business can be arranged Think of our great anxiety and let us com municate with you. GRACE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Quartz Mill For Sale.

A sor-ei msre. four white legs, saddle mArks, no brands, Antelope creek.
 Prescott March s. c. P. STANTON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-05

G. W. T. Biers, schiedam and other Gins st Gsnz's French Cognac, Apple, Peach Kuemmel and Califor- mia Brandy at 6anzs.
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aEaW j Remarks.


Wa hcl,ssye fI,e masses OF The people viii
do right when properly informed. II we
did moi, sssgs would lose confidence In Demo
cratic principles, in the principles self
government. b.,
Whenever a people go far lose their sense
of honor and Justice asto desire TO do wrong
that they, NAV make temporary gnin, then
they become unfit for seii-government.
Whenever aepeople want something for
nothipe-wben theyswant the Government
to issue an irredeeinable currency :. two feet
deer" il proves that they are degeneratinS,
and will finally recede to barbarlsn1. we
don't believe they want it.
set Of bencll-legged denlagoSues are
roaming the country over-not seshihs
whom they may deyour, hut seeking once.
telling the people The road 10 prosperity i !,
through Reputation in State matters a'iu
in national matters there must bea now Q, OF
orecnbacks from the Treasury as irees Is the
water from the rock which Moses sinote.
Doos any one who allows bis mlEd to run IN
channels of thought suppose for one mo-
| ment that paper money is OF ytVaiue uh-
| la. If IA based upon somethlnS-uniess
Won, have an equivalent to give for IL
Does any one expect money 10 DC ,.
eiyen them? II they want such none! II
| Is not necessary to 60 to the Treasury De
partmeni, Tor nearly every other man you
meet can show you Just such money IN inc
shape OF Confederate notes. There can De
no PAPER money but that which IS Daseo
upon credit, and these time-serving shrlek,
ers are bawling for more paper money any
damning honor and credit IN the saihs !;
breath. : The peoplelare not the ioots anu
knaves these der,agogues suppose lilein 70
b,- EirUipi0 PeOpte. "
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THE WAY TO Observation-Disclosures AT ONCE.
We hone that Secretary Sherman will have
the courage to resume at once, and that he
will enjoy the confidence and support OF the
President and his entire Cabinet. 1t only
needs pluck, for everything else has been
provided. There are $500, 100000 OF solid
coin in the Treasury; there are unaccounted
millions slowed away in vaults and hiding
places, ready to come out just rs soon as
gold shall cease to have Il special value.
The paper currency is ready, for there
is only fraction OF difference between
it and coin, ard no sudden Jump to be
taken. There will be no disturb ance in
values, except that prices will begin TO rise
under the stiDlulant Of an increased stock
and better quality Of money and renewed
confidence. The coupons Of bonds held
abroad will come back to this country in
payment of balances, so that gold will not
be demanded for export; in few months
coin will seek the Treasury, as place OF
safe-keeping, in exchange for greenbackS
equally valuable and more desirable. We
have gone through the long agony: now lie;
us have the reward in new and sober pros
perity at the earliest possible moment
ChicuqO Tribune.
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1t might trouble him General Ewing]
some to tell how business and trade can re-
vive unless we can retain our present mar
kers at least, and find more II possible. The
want OF market for what millions OF willing
hands can produce is what is depressing
this country. More or less greenbacks has
nothing to do with hat.-Phtladetphid
Times.
The Tom-Ewing Democrats will have q
hard time to get up any excitement on the
currency question this year. The indus
trious people, with good crops and money
equal to coin, do not want any imitation
nonsense. The resumption scare is gone,
and resumption slips in quietly Of its own
accord. Even while blatherskltes denounce
resumption 1t has noiselessly taken posses
sion Of the fed Cincinnati Gazette.
Among the names we heard mentioned
for candidate for member OF Congress is
that OF Columbus Drew.-JdckSonuaAe
((Fga,l Republican. b a,
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WORKINGS OF THE SILVER BlLl-SpECt-
LATINO IN SILVER CERTIFICATES IN IAN
Francisco. - washington, July ia SIM
uuIar and significant incident OF the WORK
ines OF the silver bill, which has before
been mentioned 10 the San, is now exciting
discussion among Treasury officials. Ger
tain spectators IN California nave aiscoT,
cred that money can be made by taking Soid
to the mint at San Francisco and eXchahg-
inr il for standard silver dollars, ana tnen
taking the latter to the sub-treasury and
obtain silver certificates for the same:
The Silver certificates are then sent
TO New York, and there sold to pay
customs duties. This operation IS now
being carried OIL 10 considerable eA-
tent by San Francisco spectators, who
claim that they can realize more than II the
roId was sent direct to New York, and that
there is considerable saving in not handling
the gold. The matter has been the subject
OF talk in the Treasury Department, and is
regarded as 4 strange and peculiar comblna-
ton resulting from the adoption of the dou-
bic standard.
1t is believed here that as soon as the mint
IS re0pened at New Orleans, and the coinage
OF the standard dollar begun, channel will
be opened for putting in circulation con-
siderable amount OF these dollars. The
mint at this point is now being put in order,
and in very short time will be in opera
tion.-SpecidE dispatch to Baltimore Sun.
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The New York Economist has, for sober
paper, fallen into Il state OF enthusiasm
on the prospect OF coming business. We
quote:
"A telegram from western point to q
merchant in this city is full OF future prom.
Use. 1t says: The wheat crop is beng
harvested in splendid condition; the yield
was never so abundant, and our merchants
are doing more active trade And why
should they not? Merchandise has reached
the lowest possible point; the crops OF the
three past years have enabled the farmers to
clear themselves from debt; mortgages have
been lifted, farms are free from incum-
brance; flocks and herds are in the fields,
and the earth IN generous abundance has
poured forth her treasures into the
lap OF thrifty toll. Fruits have ripen-
ed under summer skies; meadows
have rewarded the mowers scythe, and
the fiockS have not ,withholden their m
crease. When sickIes fash amid bending
grain and corn-tassels wave in lnXuriant
growth, the land feels the touch OF q new
inspiration and the wheels OF business turn
in smoother rounds. East. West, North.
and South, echo the promise OF unprece-
denied harvests, and millions of broad acres
under favorable weather are standing green
with the waving corn. Who does not see
in all this countless treasure OF legitimate
wealth the basis OF Il return to long period
OF prosperity"
Still there is an impression in some parts
that great crops are as ncthnS compared
with paper stamped as moneyto lift up Il
suffering people, Cincinnnt1 Commercial.
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We have been at pains TO gather the facts
OF the yield of wheat particularly from
The special correspondents OF the C0mme1-
cidl throughout Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
lucky. The general result is that there was
not only 4 greater acreage OF wheat in those
States than in any former year, but that the
average product per acre is larger than ever
before. This would seem to lie an admirable
preparation for the universal employment
OF honest money, the very harvest that
we wanted that we might initiate our cur
rcncy with gold and silver. 1t is our
opinion that great wheat crop VIII help
the country more than the dilutioa OF de-
precated paper money Cincinnati COM
mercial, 18th.
Cape May was thronged with visitors
Sunday, among whom were Congressman
Walker and Colonel \. ). Buford, OF Elr-
einia. and eX.Secrctary Robson, OF New
jersey. In the evening the Annapolis MAJ
rine Band rendered Mr.. Walker serenade
ut the Stockton House. There was an i'm
menSc crowd present. In response to per-
sstcnt demands the Ex-Governor appeared
on the balcony and acknowledged the COM
Dlment in very happy and eulosistic terms
OF Cape May as summer city.
A desperate fight occurred on Sunday on
the wharf at Philadelphia in relation to the
ownership OF the yacht William Tell, which
is in litigation. A part OF the cOmbatants
were on the yacht and the others on shore,
and the ARRAY was carried on with knives,
pistols, and marlin spikes. Two OF the par
ties, Springer and Milbauer. were removed
to the hospital in Il dangerous condition.
Charles Simon, for the past six years en-
ployed in the maiing-room OF the Cncin-
natl Gazette office, reports that he has fallen
heir to $4,000, from an aunt who died re-
Gently ut Portsmouth, Ohio.
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.sBeYond the third term," said Andrew
johnson in the last speech he ever made
stands the Empire" - PhHadelphio
Times.
Well, we've had "the Empire" for sew.
,ntecn years. Empire" indeed? In
Virginia, as in her sister southern States
Ne have already seen legislatures, courts
md All sorts OF officers, dispersed by the
word, and military courts, military officers
and legislatures and State conventions elect
ed under military supervision, substituted
for the machinery Of civil government.
In word, "the Empire" could bring
to the South no possible evil that it has not
already suffered, and it is a roaring farce
for the nincompoops who thought they
thought for liberty" when they enslaYed
the South to be talking about "the En-.
pre- The Empire would be a vast i'm
5rovemeut upon the negro-rule and carpet
Dasger governments which the Republican
party shamefully forced upon the South.
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THE POLITICAL P0T.-It is beginning to
boil. As the time for the congressional
election approaches nearer ana nearer the
fire burns hotter and hotter. and the pot
hollis tIercer and tiercer. Next Monday the
Greenba, K party will hold its second meet
Ing and make their organization more tho
rough and stronger; the Radicals will have
an harangue on the court green, and make
the day liideous with their internal iabber-
ing, and the few funders who lurk III our
readinsting neighborhood will hold up
their hands in affected piety. and comment
upon the deprayity OF modern politics. For
the Fuuders we care but little; for tue Rad
icals still less, but the Greenbackers hold
the banner around which we advise all 10
flock, for it's the party that will be supreme
in the politics OF the future Roanoke
i sPtsiLeH..
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We will get into the mysteries Of the
greenback question after u while. For III
stance, Mr.. W. A. Thompson. OF Jefferson
county, w. Va, addressed tue people OF
Parkersburg one night last week, and i'll the
course Of his speech proposed that the Gev-
eminent should issue greenbacks, which
should be loaned to the States at one PEI
cent; the States should loan the money to
the counties at two per cent, and the conn
ties should, in turn, loan the money 70 the
people at three per cent Wheeling latet!t-
gencer.
Just so. Let the currency question be
left TO the demagogues and cross-road poll
ticians. and they will make q beautiful mess
OF it. Wildcat banks, Confederate money,
and GREELEY csunterfeits, would have 10
hide their diminished heads.
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We call attention to cur special telegram
from Farmville. The people Of Prince
Edward county are opposedto nominating
candidates for Congress on the publlc-debt
issue. There IS no county in Virginia, we
suppose, in which 4 larger proportion Of the
voters are sound upon that question. Yet.
as they well know that Congress has no
thing to do with the matter. and as to, split
the Conservative party would be to lose al
least one.third II not one-'lalf OF the eongres-
sional districts, they yesterday passed q re-
solution condemning the introduction OF the
question into TIE congressional campaign.
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DIaeED Cur OF THE EaRrH. cleveland
Leader. ]-Resumptio isScoming, and, az
Bob Ingersoli said in his famous spetch,
prosperity.si is coming with it. They win
come .stogether, hand In hand through
the golden harvest fields, hand in hand
.,y the wbirIins spindle and The turning
wheel, hand in hand past the open furnace
doors, band in hand BY the flaming iorses,
lhnd in hand by the chirnneys filed with
eager fire by the hands Of the countless sons
OF toll" The money for it has been digged
out OF the earth, is already coined. and
signs OF prosperity are evident in every
quarter OF the commercial horizon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17

The Washington Repe.bl ica1s very properly
heads the telegram from the White sulphur
Springs, which appeared Yesterday In that
paper, and also in ours and other papers,
IA Mode, Advertisement The idea Of
advertising gratis simply by using the teie-
grssll ii good. The sale will noW doubtless
attract q Ia .se crowd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17

There is a dispute between the Liberian
Government and Great Britain as to the
boundary lines OF their possessions in Az
RIGA. Commander Bradford, United States
navy, has, at the request OF both the dis
putine governments, been appointed arbi-
traitor to settle the question. As soon rs
the rainy season in Liberia Is oyersthe arbi,
tration will commence,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17

IMPEAcuaEST.-The Cincinnati Times Is
wroth because OF the removal OF Mr. CoNK-
LISG's friends from the New York custom
house. 1t says:
alt nav not have escaped the memory OF
man that eight out Of the eleven articles OF
jmpcaehment against Andrew johnson were
based on his unconstitutional removal OF
officers against the advice and without the
consent OF the Senate. Yet President
HAYES. in defiance OF the expressed will OF
the Senate, has taken advantage o. It's ao-
sence to remove the collector and naval
officer OF the port OF New York." &c.
Aud it may not have escaped the atten-
ton OF the Times that instead OF being
composed three-fourths OF political villains,
rs in tic DAYS OF ANDREW JOHNSON. the Sen
ate now has some thirtY-seven Democrats
in It. The WADEs. tue CHAMBERS, the
CAMERoNs, the SHERMASs, the WILSON'S, &c.,
are no longer there. An honest President
may now fearessly perform his duty. The
thieves who wish to get their hands into
the national treasury cannot now contrc!
that body. But worse than all for the
traitors to their cOuntry,s Constitution, the
House of Representatives contains now
a majority OF honest and honorable men,
Mr.. HAYES, therefore, need not and does
not fear the Vaccinations OF the unprncl.
pied crew that almost worried ANDREW
JoHNsoS's life out Of him. The "stalwort .
or stealwort Republicans can do him no
harm. lie is as much afraid OF them as ne
is of Mr.. CoSKLING, their leader; and ho"
much he fears this senatorial ADoNis he mas
shown by kicking his tools out OF office.
Let the Times not perspire too freely
There is no danger Of Mr.. HAYEs's IN.
parchment.
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Deaths.

Died, on Tuesday evening the 16fh instant. n ~
o'clock. al The residence Of her mother Mrs. MARY
LEIGH PARRISH. wife OF j. Samuel PARRISH ana
daughter Of tle late Ben nmn :. Morris, OF lIckii%-
liam county: age. twcuy-thrcc years, .
Her funeral viii take place at -. Marks l.nl.cn-
nal church at u O'Clock THIS "Wednesday EN r
MING. Friends and acIuainiances OF lie Id!"il!
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
LSnc!hurg papers will please copy
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Still. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or other
the stalwart organs have overlooked the fact
that President Hayes has just appointed the
Confederate General Harry Heih rs special
agent OF the treasury. Ii Heth puts half the
energy into The work Of catching whiSkcy-
thieves that he used to devote to fighting the
Union armies the revenue will be thorough
" collected in North Carolina.- Cleveland
Herald
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j. &. CABELL,
President Board OF Heal III.
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS.
Lux, AZ L ATA

July 1B. 1878 }
The increased demand upon these works, and me
limited pumping capacity, makes it imperaIlrcly
necessary that the sIriciest economy should be OBJ
served i'll the use OF water. The pumps are now
driven 10 their utmost capacity, day ana hlsht,
never being stopped unless for repairs. which, from
such constant labor, Is often necessary The rrser-
voIrs during this hot weather are losing head daily
which is ali important, particularly in the elevated
parts of the city and in of tire In view OF The
above 1t Is most urgently requested that the citizens
will use every effort 10 prevent all unnecessary
waste, and thus save the city from possible water
famine j. L. DAVE,
iv I7-2,aw3w Superlnten dent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17

We return thanks to DR.. THOMAS Poll
LARD, Commissioner OF Agriculture, for q
copy OF his Crop, Stock, and Labor Re-
port" FOR June, 1878.
Nobody has sent us the Acts Of Assembly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17

The "great Gonseiyatiyc-De /"
patty is taeauttlor OF the funding bill OF
TIN. Mo ttett-punch law, and other iniquities
and Yenalities, enough TO sink il 80 deep
into q political hell that the band OF resur-
rection viii never reach it. Roanoke PQl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17

WILL HAVE TO WAIT.--kcarncy says he
can name the next President, but he will
have to wait till after the clection.- Boston
Post,
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attention Of persons

81 I
" using waicrcnscts on their premises Is called
to the danger tccir health by allowing the water
TO ow continually through The closets, as for every
galon of water thus passed through tie closet 4
SIMILAR AMOUNT OF SEWER AIR MAY BE RE-
tEIVED INTO THEIR no; SEES, unless the closets
are supplied with renIilailng Tubes OF course
sufficient amount OF water should be- used TO cleanse
the pipes. and only excess IS 10 be avoided.
am directed by the Committees on Health and Wa
ter 10 cali special attention 10 the unnecessary waste
of water in this manner, and to give notice that
visits Will lie made by officers repeatedly to see that
this custom is discontinued.
Respectfully, j: Il. CABELL,
President Board OF Health.
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STEAMER ARIEL,
WEDNESDAY,. july l7Tr.

Tickcts. SOC For sale at \. W. CARRIERS. w. u,
HIaur 4 Cos, Meade K Baker,. i. F.. Dmpuys
Dove K Days, and Morrison BrOthcr ; drugstore
Church HILL go ,.. .;.
GArB.H's omnibus will call Tor any person tnat
viii send their name Ia his Office. and take ten 10
and from the boat iur zoe. each way.
The boat Will leave the wharf at 7E O'Clock L. NJ
and return about ! IL. ,
4 special committee of ladies ami gentlemen VII
ucroInpanv each bus and take spccla care OF IaGes
and children without scortS
ICES and other REFRESHMENTS IL city prices
i|A@~ ''''' 1D-1t
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r u GATEWOOp, 1908 EAST 4

r d. GATEWOoD, 1908 EASt 81
81 MAIN STREEr.-tnrnliufc T. nov AZ -.
IL. l,,,psi rr,,,s Now 4. IBr time Ia buy. Ny !H'
took being bought before the advance IN pre-,
partlrs buying from me sct tae ha'ahtSse 'hT' a.
/ ana selling goods - low they can be hal a"
eide NJ New York. | have In stock All Ehe Ne"
dcs!sn, for psrlor, Chamber ana Dining 'R""n', y
parties eau be suited III quality and pries Sn"i
sal,
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FURNITURE.

FOR sALE,--hsirins to give nv nv =
l. attention u Manufacturing, M ~ ~,
$tocs ut CHAMBERS rARLOk. ADD biNiN'- 1T
ROOM FUKSiTU.G Is nov for sale 81 h'ln''-' I
'0r,'r Erf,pn nor cent. sayri by PURCHASING '"G'
ri.RSTrI'RE ~ ARTHUR rooney.
W,rrrUom, 1907 Main Sta. '.
- SpAp, or >lflI~ OF COtc!iue and olhvr ) 81
,-1Ni.,.rys t,II,MBER SUITS OF FIcucG l'sa.
Gi.ss aud E4st Fiui>h: >iDEGoARDS, IN
HACKS ENTENsloS.TAbLES. SI.-nH ~ w.
hu,sI make amt PATTERN. -. $500, rp,,,
such opportunity is .ell"m offered :" ger CO co
EJ.RNIlERE. y -.
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NOTICE.-I haze qualified rs EAECU-
IN TRIX Of W. w. CARTER, OF Henrico county.
All persons indebted to the estate viii please n AXE
payment at once, and those holding claims AGAINST
the estate Will please present them to my attorney,
Fl A. ATKINSON. JR., 10Ii Maiu street, Rich
mond. tjy1 1891 MARY ANN GARTER.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
l. HAVE QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR
on the estate OF WILLIAM s. PRIME. ST lienrtco.
All persons iEtehted TO the estate viii please make
settlement at once and hos. having claims against
the estate viii please Present them 10 nay attorney,
mond. e, CROWDS.
july l6, l97S, jy l7-W&S2t
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DEFY G0Or,s.
n IL L. MITTELDORFER, :
w E27 ERaArf GT-pEr-r-

s .
Another lot Of AUCTION GOODS Just rccciyed,
and or: arcaas a9 5arsa1r.
in tire ely; VICTORIA LAWNS AZ sic.-rrg'rinr
price rs; i % l9G: ,9rh 49, at I2c w"i
regular d. Ice. Gc. full line II all knds Of WHITE
GOODS AZ panic prices: ELEACuED COTTON
Fs z az c ma T S( kn2T p HE!snl
for by The case. Our stock OF DRESS GOOiS vii
be closet ont regardless of cost and valrc; DEESs
EhoWN LlNES bRLI Tor pa;s :, re. I zST
zoe; GASsIMEgEs ana GnTToEADfs very
shsaR EE Eec a. MAbTtSG f Se yr
lner; NoIs. and La1i"S-,he rilcapcst ~ the d'y.
j 9-tJyi1 627 Hroad street.
TE'HE IEARTu MOVES, AND 50 DO
4 the CHEAP DRY GOODS al j. Il. WHIT
tic store Is cosed. IL PAC:FIC cAsiBEICs. rha
O. aud Toe, worth l2Nc.:- BLACK FANS wor;h
2 ph 8 Gs T TT 9Ees r.; s' S; 4E' GRITTY HTAE
GEi f&2s sPR f?i TSs:h q and g.
SHIRTS. soc. and up: CAssINEHEs at u and
and ~ CoTr t5S Out % j6 lot ito Of ' RiB6Ss a
"! and 0c., worth 10. l7,and 25c.
Gall and supply Yourselves whilst vow can do at
slaughter prices at 1909 Main street:
~ / J-eod J. 6. WfIITIOCk.
Anew FIRM, NEW ii D o DIS, NEW
~ house, have tbs day adnttrd into my
concern. rs part ucrs, III, Two SOM. ISAAC and Jt-
COB LICHTESSTEIS. The business will br con-
Quoted under the firm name " T.. lICHrESSTEIN
{ SONS. beg leave 10 thank ms friends for the
liberal patrona." heretofore extended 10 me and
hope that 'hc new concern may merit continuance
OF the same. l.. LICIlTENS1 Elm.
l.. LICtiTFNSTElN e SONS have REMOVED -
their aT." and cnmiuodious sryrrf0u,e cGrii"r u
Seventeenth and Franklin streets, where ihey VIII
Keep on hand arg" stock Of new AMI choice DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES. &r, at :, ~
ro,,!ccd prices They vii; continue 10 import their
choice BRAID. OF SEfEt-THREAD and manGfI"
',Tp HAUL aul pRItT-SEIS rs Of every @cSrrln-
ton. Can al the corner OF Seventeenth and Franz
lin streets for bargains. jc 2S-5M
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Drugs. yst.Dls'IsR.S. dc.

~ MINERAL WATER.
UNSURPASSED AS 4 BEVERAGE,
and excellent In
AFFECTIONS or TIE BLADDER ASD KIDNEYS.
On ,raUght at our fouuian ~ q. yer glass.
POLK MILLER K CO..
iyI1 Smith and Nal. Sirrrt..