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The New York herald., 1879-03-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-5 Pm
May :as niddins
LosDos. March 27-sP.A
e% TSsip fSa No. - q s a
Pork-Prme mess Eastorn. hrmcr sos: do, Western,
:aGS. rs duh sss long eIsSr dun ess;
1t sss; prime mess armer st 7ss Lard-Prime Western
81 sG-r Furps. % .ias-spIis: steady ss 81 EosS.
fioSs~Essr. state i dull ss ass ID vSss@sprins No
s9s
at Is. Sd Cottonseed oil-Yeilow American steady at
2ss Cd Rosin1com~pn =. London a steady. At A. 3D.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. March q, 1870
The N.s in its ansnciai article srysA better de-
the equirempnts and the approach of the
s ssy T 1 Ss s the
e get II Ss sSs q the % rs. s ts
i; xasIs y & "a spsl6ssSss
convorti6Ie gold bonds viii then deliverable
Sna aaa ha
* to s the
Ss
IN Il
count per cont ght exchanges Lon
teegraphcd firm 75sd the market
for bars received extraordinary Quite early
In the morning business done 81 49aad and sub
sequently at 491sd., while. in the afternoon
the price advanced suddenly to Bod, and tho
market left o6 with . worry hrm tendency.
The amounts that changed hands in large
The available supplies such preclude the possi
biiity of large being placed ut time Bearing
ing in mind the substantial rse which has occurred since
beginning of the week and looking the fact that
there nothing In the market II thought in
quarters that the value sufficiently high
to tempt suppeS Of German silver hither For
the hIst time In several weeks the India Council %
fully than could have been last week
This favorable result attributed the belief that
Indian loan will be brought here almost Immediately
and ~ tho stringency OF the market in India
LONDON. March 27-a:15 NJ
Silver isvuoted At so 3lod por ounce
United States bonds tenforties coupon lof4; Erie,
249; Illinois Central. 81; Central 35
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Hank of
England on balance to-day Is f56,0Oo.
PARIs, March "a, l67a
Exchange On London, 25f 27c for checkA
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

Tho total sales OF stocks ut tho Board to-day aggro
pgated 400 900 shares, which distributed fol
lows:--s anada southern. $40; Chicago and North
western. 57.95o; do. preferred, lilo; Delaware.
1.ackawanna aud Western 16 ZOO; Delaware and Hud-
son Canal. eAs; Erie. 7A75; Hannibal and st. Joseph
80; do. preferred. 400; Lake Shore. 400; Michi-
,gxn Central 800; Milwaukee and st. Paul g. 500:
do. preferred, 2,300; Morris and Essex. 200 New
York Centrul. ga; Now Jersey Central, 4,0o0 Ohio
and Mississippi. co., Pacific Mail. 3.21U; Union Pa
.eiac aao; Wabash. 40; Western Union Telegraph.
a.4SS.
Tho money market was moro active to-day, and tho
sate for call loans advanced during tho afternoon to
1-32 Of per cent per diem. with interest Tho usual
rate was. however. pcr cent aftor borrowers
had supplied thoir wants tho rate fell to per cent
The rates of exchange ON New York to-day at tho
undermentioned places were as follows:-savannah
buying y premium. selling u promium; Charles
ton. scarce. buying par. selling u q " premium;
New Orleans. commercial sic. bank par; st. Louis.
60c. premium; Chicago. steady. buying lilo dis
count. selling lilo premium; Boston. par to q shil
ing premium. Foreign exchange was irm and the
posted rates were advanced u por cent to 4Sd. and
Assn for bAnkors long and dcmaud sterling. Actual
businoss lAto in the day done ut concession OF
u per cont on the posted rates. Cable transfers
wsro advanced TO Asok. The Clearing House stato-
mont to-day was ~ follovs--
ADnsh8ons Soxstfzoo1
''0sanncts. 29Os,u2S
Tho Sub Treasury to-day paid out sG2.44s gold In
errhangs for legal tenders redeemed, and received
esoD0o gold In exchange for loyal tenders The Lon
don advices report strong market for consols and
United states bonds.s tho former advancing to 81
Ok for both money and the account and tho latter
to lolk for fours. 1ook for AZ g. loojs for fves
l04 for ls07s and 10iL for ten-fortes In American
railway shares Erie common declined from 2iS to
2Ax and recovered to 2ih 24%; preferred rose
from 40 to 4A1 and closed at 44s Illinois Central
advanced from 81 TO s2 ana New Jersey Central from
81 ~ 3Tk. while Pennsylvania Arm at 35s ssk.
Now Jersey Central consols from "a to s4h and
Eric OK coupon seconds from Gan to ~. Bar silver
advanced to 30 S16d- per ounce. and later sold ut
50kd. Tho Bank OF England gained f52S.O0o specie
during the past fiscal weok; tho proportion OF re-
sarvs to Liabilities is nov 51k por cent. against
90 1910 per cont woek ago. and the bank ratc OF
discount remains ~ per cont. Tho bank lost EeoOoo
bullion ON balance to-day. AZ Paris rcntos declined
1oc to llaf. soc- and tho xsta Of exchange Lons
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE.
The following il o statement showing the rsal
estate transactions recorded in the Registers once
March "a. 1870
Henrietta MinIeshemcr aud husband 70 Jacob II
10Th aS n a corner Of SD ST. iooxii caiiarns
I'D = 100 Il. v. Of Lexington iooxidaa;
Reed wife Philip 1900
u. Johnson and wife to EdwSa opponhesmsr i2.izs
fiafs 81 Ss'.s &nas
,io.h s. s.. $50 IT, Of I'd av. aaiirssa:
lar; Arthur J. Peabody and vito to Aiehasl
Esses s 4. ii n Of Deanccy ST,
Tobias and wife to Ferdinand weymsnn. ann
esa Noe and Wife % srSsssa ssSsss:n
John Y GalisK = Cynthia L woeo. ana others: $500
others. ,.as,sos; e Nsssr. . n ma MARTA - Ia. $500
ieh n11 s; = 80 $50 last 1851; ca,iaina thinner
Elasass sH o1s. St, rs 4 3. i.ad ST. a;asis:
and husband John Baior and zsoo
oPssss sorso bsns. @ and Wife 10 emma m n.
'.i" j. Cross Ss and George Ehrs. iss
M9rninsside 1v, n e corner q iosa ST tsi.x
ses,ssiSS; @ s.i also 4 :: iso r. q Ss;s:
W. @sSis of s.n sv., asao1ii John V ssssssa sad
others Nrustccs 10 Now Loan and Improve
MSrninssds sha ss. q 9. corner Of iii,h 81 iaos
Of 9 iid,s assssas sss scs sissirrosalar
n. s., 300 ft ". Of STU as.. 2sxao.ii; Mary Il.
s,S as.. n. W. eSrnor Of iio,h st., 4oS,sxicv; also
SSsSsstoS.: also iiosn i5s g '. q 81
~ w. % oi ssh avn sSsiooii; john IL ssresan' m .nS
s,S aS. 20 ~ Corner Of iiiih st.. So5ys.io ..s
Morningside av.. 9 a, tsil IT, n OF iiosh 81,
ssas5esSsI ss 81 also riS si.h s K y S
2,SiOOIi.; L. Waterbury and others urussce@ "
same .-'.---.'....-. xDoo
Av.A.w 5Lef, $ Of ioth -. aaoxoa CD yesrS;
Madison ST. .., - NO iO;S 10 years.; xbr.lsa
b. congcr Henry sehrenkc,sen 22s
Brcwerton, Elizabeth 10 John H. Perry, MS Of 2sth
Coli. VIM C.. aad wife Edwafd oslrom. a q ci
canal 81. OF Church 81; LOO
ST. s. Of Grand ins.anenis ia7so
EnSandsr @ Eas. sh s se.s hossn 500
Grussy, Philip, TO Charles H. Reed. Of oh Sc
NSrvesen, katherine b., and In band to Helene
New YorR Loan "a aud Imprc vemsnt Company TO John
n. Screven. IA. w. corner OF sth aud iluth ST.
same I" same guardian. ScJ, s. q corner cf Morn.
ingsidc aud illth st. and other propertyi
Same to same and others Cirustecs xcJ n. o corner
of Mornngside av. and iivth ST. and other prop -
ss,nS 10 i. waterbury aud others aru.tss. xeJ.
S,ss years s'a iasw
Johnson n s. Of Gish st. 9 Of 5th sv; yoar. 10000
Rsuch Louisa 8. TO .. Hartman, =. W. corner Of
wes%ann y "an and wife to r. scmmei oi Ks.s.
ws:ds n o ps"nfS' and ss aaosSsr j. q asi
7ist OF Sd as; years slNo
Arnold John anc.ls. e Johanna s,ssns, 5000
others arus,eos ssY .:...:...."............. Assl
Snss.ss sSns9s0s ssVnss INSTITUTION 10 sSo Sew York
Lis Insurance Company about w mortgagep ..s1sg7s
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

13 $50 bushels; meal bbs and 241 Sacks corn,
566bs bushes oats y, 100 do rye, 2Oi0 do barley,
dull The sales Including State, Western and Southern.
were about 1000 se,s Rye aour in moderate Dc.
sales of 100 bbls. and 500 bags Rye 6rrn with
sales 'of 1000 bushels prime Western in store at
59c., and 1900 bushels State. track. ut 5silc.
Barley ruled steady, with sales Of 1900 bushels
California Bay brewing 75c Malt ruled dull.
Feed remained easy We quote:-io lbs xi4 = $40: 10
lbs $l4 % S5 10 bs $l4 80 Si5; 100 lbs SID SIG;
shorts SIS S9 rye feed $I5 oil meal $2b S Beans
active and Gri We quote :Marrows ~ 80 81 IS;
medium 81 80 81 35; Pea beans, 81 80 Sl AZ; white
kidney, 81 70 81 s) red kidney 81 80 s. 75 turtle
sol u 30. " 40 u
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

-Snined-0ood ordinary, e34c strict good ordinary,
eAe low middlins ose |idai.ns - lite For future
y March. E0 Al 10 8sc 100 II io;Ss April 1910
AZ osss 100 si losec-, 200 as ios7e.; Nay, aooo
10 7oc io5 at io5Is., i.soo a. 10 7ac July avD .,
10 S4c. 00u ios5c August Uo at l042c., LOO NJ
iny3c. 800 iO.ylc; september, 3oU st 10. 7Sc.,
So dr. " M =. ioa ross s Sss a.
sales tcday up Y. NJ March. ,50o ~ A3c 800
at iuSOc., At 10 4Jc.: April 800 At i04oc, 500 at
ttas Stas so 40 a. so so 100 s %
40 ia a. 10 10 ise; May. Zoo Loose i6ais. $40
= S !, 200 200 a: % a: a. ISsSs
100 as IUssc., LOO lu07c.. loo ut 10 55c, 4OU
iSSSc.. fooo ut iU5tic.. loo a io5sc 500 at i0sec
ssns ss lS7s So 4 AZ @ al 10 q
&9Sc. ~ a. 10 7se so AZ 10 7Ss. aaoo al 10 Sse.
S = ias 40 ,cc 9 ,%7as s soss ss' sS 5 1855 1855
sa NJ 10 ac 800 l0sBc. 100 iOssc 2oO ut ius7c
80 l0ssc., 100 a. losoe, Loo 1t lussic, 30 at
os' 500 a. ioSs, iUn az iosc 40 =, io7e, ac
AZ iCp3c 100 1Up5c 3uO ut lUDtc, 100 NJ 1Uo5c
nj 10 vc September. 6D ut i0s2e., 100 ~ lOsc
o 7s~ 900 At 10 suc 10 7yc, lQsOc i7OD
NJ 10 isle zoo 10 ,c, 40 a. loSc October 1j ut
iu5uc at 10 &c., 1UO a. 10 47c 500 vt sc. 100
To- icC at iok2c Doeen5e 30 at iGiee. 100 at
l0I2c Total 7sfUu bales Grand total, 2Dolo balcs.
The receipts st the ports wore A. follows 7si
ChsrIcs,on, sci WILMINGTON, iil; Norfolk 70s; New
York. U,r Boston. s,7 rhiIadcphia, 81 Total. 64aD
bales This day last wcek, lO5S4 bales This day last
bales Cotton frcghts elosed as follows ro Liverpool
bv steam, Nd by sail yiod 72d To 1lavre by steam.
Me- Compressed; by SAIL To Bremen by sfcaan tsc
HI6c compressed; by SAIL io-r2c he TO Hamburg. BY
dam. by stcasn 5se. 10 ijail,c, by stcan, lid.
fLoUn DGRAlN.2ecepts-klours n, ,IS1 bbla wheat
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

don was reduced to 25f. zoe. Tho Bank of France
gained 19. .072.OOof. specie during the past week.
Government bonds wero firm and In some in
stances slightly higher. The subscriptions to the
four per cent loan amounted to $58.000 to-day. The
An clo
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchange:-

The following sales were made yesterday on ths
Real Estate Exchange:-
Foreclosure sAie-wiiiiam Park in rofsroc-of tho
three story Srown sons N M fTGSs . awSns % with Lease
Fl. w. of sth aeascd November 1, ls7i, TORN 70
Also similar saie-samuei e. Courtney roferoe-of
the three story frame dwelling With lot 2STavoli
to paintiG 4ooo
Foreclosure salc-Frederick swartx. referee-of the
three story brown W., stone one fro fySn. dssins With lot
Lexington to plaintiff o0o0
Foreclosure .Ans so;a ;a.r .A.
ss sasss asi s;s T. It.:
10 p'A'n"A BY HOWARD W COATES --'''''
Sss s.s B. On i,sni ..a
95 It. Of ist to plaintiff ass
Foreclosure ssle-John 9: Darrell. roferee-os th.
four frame isS s~sliine With lot y
si%ar saio-E b shaicr rcferoe-oi gore lot.
y7Bx2i8x-. on Chambers st., n o. corner Of Will
Aso .Isr sG ssssfs t;lIa Msni; the ;.c
sssiooic Nos as5sSa ! %;.s;a Ss3 E..i iia'h
w rslsIrs AND s'a1s.
s:leias. sss5s .::ss
Pss..sn ;s Van sysT @ r, e
Rutgers place. n s.. 1856 r. o. of Jefferson ST.; to
JACOB o0Asn - sl Null. MULLEN r.; AND s SON. '''--
rSs %. ss sss:sn sale s The ss's1 E s;.:
OF 9TH sv; " Mr. Valentino an
the four Story brick building two story brick
Rs. s "ns snS Ass to :saIl S
rS Of t,h ~; on S. s,. 70 ASassw $ kT.d u s
Of iiiL sdslSo; @ i % Andrew Ewsia ASS
storc with lot. TO II. Burteid.----. 1lz1S
Public auction sale of The three story brick house,
with lot Is6sso No 7os I'd av, v. q. 10 II a q
3sth ST.; to H. Janray. l3S6o
Total. ..-..-..Si1d.kn
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

The following were the quarterly statements of
the State banks Of the city of New York the 18th
dav of March. lS79- 1872.
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass, March 81 1879.
The market for print cloths has had fair demand with
sales 64x64 cloths 3c cash. aud sales OF 56xtO to
July 1t &c., cash. vt which prices tho market closed very
strong.
The New York herald., 1879-03-28

5000 Bur, O RAN list
5000 Ches& q Is be
5000 Chic Il Alton LIST ]
5000 NJ Con lst, 1890
1000 Del&Hud, 1881
6O00 Kan r 1st7's, ,Dd.
with cou Ger. -.
6O0O Kan. r inc No 10
1000 M&StP .I&D d. DC
5000 M6StP con sf. be
20O ST.. .KC&Nre7'95
5000 Den& RioG LIST. be
1000 Eric rs con. BIC
33 shs Am Ex Bank.
100 Allan II Pac Tol BIC
10 Wells Fargo Exp.
100 Wester Tn Tel be c
IlAl
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA March "a, 1870
Spanish gold 2os 20sx Exchange firm the United
States 81 days gold TX Ga premium; short sight do,
S4t 9h premium; London. 10 2O on Paris pre-
MUM Sugar hrm and moderately active
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

Mr., T. Mellard Reade, in series of pa
pers lately published in England under
the title of "Chemical Denudation in Re-
lation to Geological Time" says:
If, as is generally supposed, the sea con-
tains only what is washed into it from the
land, and we can estimate its numerical
contents in tons, we at once get mini
mum measure for the age of the earth.
Taking Frankland's figures OF the COM
position of sea-water, and HerschePs hg-
ures for its total quantity, and combining
them with Humphrey and Abbot's figures
of the amount of visible sediment brought
down mechanically by the rivers, the au-
thor obtains for the whole globe 6OO IONS
of denuded matter per year. Upon thls
basis he goes back in time, and allowing
for coast erosion. glaciers, etc., finds tha'
the ten miles of sedimentary strata must
have occupied $40 millions of years IN
accumulation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

The Remington Brothers'a arms manu-
factory is turning out new gun, the
Remington Keene magazine gun, Weap-
on that has never been described in print
The inventor is Mr.. j ohm W. Keene. Years
ago he was Superintendent OF the Utica
Pistol Works. He has been practically
interested in firearms for thirty-two years
and is to-day master of his profession.
1t is predicted by those competent to
speak that the magazine gun in question
will work complete revolution in mill
tary and naval arms. The principle OF
construction is entirely new, and IN per-
fecting the weapon, Mr.. Keene has ex-
pended some five years of thought and
experimental study. How to make gun
that could be fired effectively ten times
in succession-a gun light enough for the
private to carry on the march-was The
problem which the inventor has finally
solyed.-Giunt Co. (Y. Nd Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

There is one impediment to rapid rail-
way building ia AriZona-the difficulty
of obtaining rails in sufficient quantities.
At present there are enough ties on
the ground to build the Southern Pacific,
for distance of two hundred miles from
the present terminus. The rails however,
will only cover thirty-eight miles OF this
length. The disability arises not so much
from miscalculation upon the part OF the
Southern Pacific folks as from the surpriS-
ing business development of the country.
The demand for railroad iron in Colorado
alone taxes the whole resources OF the
rolling mills of the United States. Lead
vile, of course, was the prime cause of the
Rocky mountains railway fever. AS re-
suit, the Southern Pacific, which had sup
posed that now, as heretofore, it could go
into the market and buy all the rails it
desired, finds itself only one buyer
amongst many. Under this unusual i'm
netus. mills in Tennessee and Georgia
which have hardly known what business
was since the war, are driving large force
night and day, making iron rails. The
same thing is observed all over the coun-
try. In consequence, large American
| orders are being filled in England. Our
Pacific Coast railway builders, and our
people generally, should gladly submit to
such inconvenience because OF the whole
some import of the facts. They Indicate
with unerring accuracy, great indus
trial reyiyal.-L. 4, Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

The Chicago Mining Re0ie1U closes a
article on Sonora, and the visit of Dr. W
H Davis to that Mexican State as fol-
lows:
4 1t is stated that the many reports of dis
turbance and corfscation and trouble
from the MeXicans are false and eXager.
ated stories started by jealous citizens on
the border todiveft capital to their coun-
try and to prevent it from going into
Mexico. The truth is that there has been
in Sonora no interference with miners or
their property since the Macmillan troub-
les, and at that time only two mines were
in the least disturbed. With this excep-
ton there has been no occasion for any
apprehension of difficulty for years.
Governor Serna of Sonora offered DIR.
Davis every facility to get his machinery
in place, and expressed himself as being
anxious to encourage labor snd capital
from the United States, to develop the
wonderful deposits OF precious ore that
have made Mexico so famous as miner.
al-bearing country"
Has the Reyie,O seen Gov. Serna's late
circular to the Supreme Court reminding
them of their duty to prevent all foreign
ers from acquiring any right to mining
property even by contract, within sixty
miles of the frontier? There has beer
Interference with miners and their prop
erty since the Macmillan troubles, as wei
as before, and there will be hereafter. Il
is reported ON good authority that Mr.
J.C. Waterman, representing Chicago
party, has even become Mexican citizen
in endeavor to avert trouble.-ED SENTI
MEL.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

feel under increased obligations for the
patronage SO literally accorded me as the
successor of the old and successful house
of VIM. B. Hooper s. Co., and while &C
knowledging this fact, allow me to add that
those dealing with me will find as complete
n stock as was ever offered by the old firm
with all that is new and desirable in addi-
ton.
JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

EDITOR SENTINEL:
The mantle of Henry Berg has fallen on
Inc lofty shoulders of member of this
community, who is represented by proxy;
not to be behind the age, we have a socie-
" for the prevention of cruelty to mules,
the aforesaid "hombre alto" has issued
imperative orders that no giant powder
Shall be hauled from the Landing to the
mines, hence, forsocth, when picks and
gads cease to be of value, the boys, girding
up their loins, saddle up the festive burro,
undulate adown the meendering trail,
sulphurious adjectives faint the Zephyrs,
and when the expert with proboscis ele-
waited, remarketh, Sulphur mine?" the
gentle guide observeth, mo nor Baby
mine but Teller after powder" We
always imagined, in our innocence, that
a mule was as good man as box of gil
anti but then ours was not new mule;
somebody has said mule, or something
or other, was mystery, we echo, and
pass.
One min9r, unassisted, took and assert
ed in one day, from the Red Cloud, IA
sacks of metal. My report in my last let
ter that this mine was bonded, upon inves
tigation proved premature; however,
negotiations are pending of that nature;
nothing definite. Messrs. VIM. Coker,
Geo. Blair, John Bamber and - Perkins,
1.-THE gentlemen referred to in my last as
from Oakland,) arc prospecting the Mel
lisa, adjoining the Rover mine, with the
purpose, if satisfactory, of purchasing
from Charles Burnham, the locator and
owner. They have commenced tunnel
which will, after passing through about
30 feet of country-rock, tap the ledge some
50 feet from the surface.
Crawford, in performing the assessment
labor on the Last Time, struck very
pretty vein of metal. 1 congratulate the
owner, Count Hopkins, on his good for
tune and trust that it will continue to nan
handsomely. From the Hamburg and
Princess, metal near the surface carried
90 ozs. of silver and 20 of lead, by ASSAY of
Prof. Seibeck. On the same ore-chan-
mel with these two promising claims,
McNulty is prospecting the Blue Rock for
Tom Hughes; have now 4 foot cut in
white spar, with occasional seams of good
prospect: will push in about Is feet. Sor
~ Prof. Maynard, who visited the District,
and missed the felicity of making our ac-
quaintance, could not have taken the
grand-rounds; one can't get an adequate
conception of the certainty we have of
stupendous mines, by visiting single
corner though that corner should possess
as grand surface deposits, as any portion
of the District.
A person erstwhile amalgamator of the
Neahr mill, has smelling furnace with
capacity of reducing five tons per day
undergoing some slight repairs at Plea
cho, and will have it at Norton's LANDING
by hext steamer, and erect it immediatel,
preparatry for custom work; Particular
1 trust to give you in my next, and IL
work progresses / hope to report favorably
The bigrain in rushing through the Rove
wash exposed ten feet of handsome spa
on the Black Snake, the property of
gentleman who has furthered the interes
of the District at every opportunity, who's
faith from its inception to this day ha
never sweryed, both foes and friends ca
testify this much for G. A. Ringwald.
Bronco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15
Sales of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be
made at highest possible rates for account
of owners. My long experience and con-
nection with buyers in the different mar
kets give me a very decided advantage over
any one in the Territory in making such
sales to the profit of those entrusting them
to nae. Correct and responsible assays
obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, United States
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Com
mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all
Territorial and Mexican Products bought
at value for Cash; or advanced on as may
be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

Twenty eight cars of steel rails for the
Arizona extension of the S. 2. r. r., are
now due on the overland.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-11-15

. x. SPIN n EY & CO.
No. II Ksarny street,
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
L diseases
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effect
of youthful follies or indiseretiop will de-
well to avail themselves of this, the creates;
boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu-
manity. DIR. Spinney will guarantee to
forfeit five hundred dollars for every case
of weakness, or private disease of any kind
or character, which he undertakes and fails
to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty
sixty who are troubled with too freuusn,
evacuation of the bladder, often accompan
led by slight smarting or burning sensa.
ton, and a weakening of the system In
manner the patient cannot accountfor. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sed
iment will often be found, and sometimes
small particles of albumen will appear, o,
the color will be of thin milkish hue.
again changing to dark and torpid ap
pearance. There are many men who die
of this difficulty ignorant of the cause
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. DIR. s. will guarantee perfect cure
in all such cases, and healthy restoration
of the genito- urinary organs.
Office hOurs-10to4 and to s; SUNDAYS
from 10 to IL a. m. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address DIR. SPINNEY 81 CO..
36-tf] No. IL KearnY street. San FRANCHISE
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Silver District
EDITOR SENTINEL:

November 2nd., 1879.
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Commission and Forwarding.

Every attention will be paid to forward
ing consignments of Merchandise, Machin-
cry, Ores, Hides, ETC., either to or from the
interior.
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Special Orders

Special Orders
Carefully and promptly filled by my San
Francisco Branch Office, and entire salts
faction guaranteed, both as to selection
and price paid. In this my motto is
EXCELSIOR"