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RAILROADS.
YORK

Ne" YORK
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAaOa. QUEBEC. AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 30, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. at sos a. m.
And Arr1ve at L1ttletOn. 7.2O pm
And Arrive Ut Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt. House. at 7b5 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyans .................at 10 pm
And Arrive at Profile House. ............at8 $40 pm
And Arrive at Crawford House. ... at g. 80 pm
And Arrive at Quebec. ...............a at $50 am.
Take Sleeping Gar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD+6T1AMsHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK, LONDON,

The steamers OF this company win sail every Sat
Irday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street HOboken.
Hates OF passage: From New York to HAvre, Lon.
don. Southampton and Bremen, first caDin, SEQ;
1econd cabin, $50; stsersge, $50. For freight or
Green, New York. W. g. METZEROTT CO., 916
Pa ave, Agents for Waehtngton ocxl-ly
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FEABFUL REDUCTION.
IMMENSE LOSS
LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS.
AT LESS THAN COST.
BEAUTIFULLAWNSre reduced from 1915 do,yn to 10
All Of Cur Short End LAWNS (best quality reduced
to cents.
OARTER'S,
aUc4tr III Marke1 Snnce
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FUTURE DAYS.


FUTURE DAYS.
T T. COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THRsEsroRy STORE
sfKaEF PTs6566I I HWtasT ~ 4s7 SEVENTH
sis 1n'I0y q; lsTs dnly recorded ber 30
District Of Columbia, and at the written request Of
the, The Party secured w sell ct public
ia.R Lot thin in
tytes.n (s7l in the recorded subdivision Of square
Washington city, D. O., together With the improve
Twelve, ei9hte en- and twenty four months. with
az st Be- p.s d the
halance ct the purchase money may remain upon
peh ee At
tr's cost Terms to be complied with within ten
49,. E ER2SAz !; & GA RREsEh} Trustees
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, ICE WAGONS,
kgEkSSiEHH%HFH rs dREE9SS1Sa 70
he Geq assss t 1se S5epPsny q
sS enc Of the Land In Records for the District Of
as sh PATTY h ssg 81
Aos at sre ee9ss the
for eale at public auction the following chattels II
Double wagons, + single Wagons, Carts, II
Horses Is Double Harness, single Harness,
Cart Harness. small Port able Steam Engine, Tools,
Blocks. Falls and Runs to discharge and load Ice.
Gfhce Furniture ana Iron Safe, Blacksmiths'
and VINE elwr1Rhts' Tools, Lamps and Lanterns
This property will first be offered as q whole; If
rot bid for in this way it will be sold in detail II
sold as whole. the terms will be deposit OF $3.50;
oEethIrd OF the purchase money in cash, and the
balance III two equal payments at six and twelve
m9ntbs interest at seven per cent from day of sale
sold IN detail the terms will be cash
AUGUSTUS WORTaINGTON.l Trne+aes
jy29.3l. aug2,6.7,9,n
nUNOANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
PRdPER ~ ookHnK d g FINN
STREET WEST AND NEW YORK Avenue
~ virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in Cause No
ant and John KoLel, administrator. and Carrie Kra
cutler, heir atlaw Of Adolph Kracutler, deceased,
are cefendants vii! proceed to SELL at public auc-
tion, on "WEDNESDAY, 2oth day of August, ID. 1879,
lot Of ground situated in the city of Washington Dis.
lr1ct OF Columbia, known and designated AZ lot
humDered TWO 10 square numbered six hundred
weut and Isl feet inch on New York avenue, con-
tanning ,O13 square feet Of ground
Terms of sale One-third cash, (of which 800
viii be required upon the fall of the hammer,) and
chaser viii be required to give his notes at six and
twelve months from day of SALE with interest at six
Yer cent or all CASH at option Of purchaser Terms
to be July complied with within ten days from day
sell at the risk and cost Of the defautins purchaser
TOO ...- CHARLES WAITER. Trustee,
352o-3taw&ds 342 D street NV.
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That never rusts, never breaks, never Wesrs ont
Always clsep and can BE- worn while bathing. ia for
sale 1t OHA6 FISHERS, 623 7th street NV
Mrs Fisher devotea her attention to the wants Of
edy patIon1 decii-jv
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR ELEVATORS.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WAsHING7oN, D. c., August 5th, 1879.
eealed PrOI Osals will be received at this offca
until II m on the Doth DAY OF AUGUsT. 1879, for
furnishing, DELIVERING fitting and putting IN place.
building, in accordance with drawings and spec.i-
cation. copies of which and any additional inform
ton may be hsd on application at this Office.
aug6 At JAS. G. HILL, SuperVislng Architect.
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THE PERILS THAT SMALL BOYS ENvIRON.-A
very singular accident occurred on Saturday to
a little boy named Goddard, living on Chestnut
street, Toronto. He was sitting on the door.
step when the inner glass door blew Violently
to, and the glass was shattered into pieces, and
fell all over him. Several pieces entered one OF
his legs and severed TWO arteries. At first it
was feared he would bleed to death, but the
doctors ripped the leg open and succeeded In
catching the arteries and stopping the flow OF
blood. 1t is doubtful however, II the leg can
be STRAIGHTFORWARD Witness, August 5.
A NATIONAL WANT.-Wanted-Two gentle
maA OF elegant leisure, certain income OF
$4,000 and accustomed to give good dinners.
To such men employment Will be given for two
or three years In London and st. Petersburg.
Address the White use.-[Cincisndti Times.
sE-The Sun privately informs US that It Will
not support Mr.. Tilden for the Presidency, as 1t
is opposed to second term.-[Puck.
es-"Did you observe the Fourth" asked
bench, with both eyes tied up. al did," replied
that individual ''and haven't been able TO OBJ
serve anything since."-tCincfnnati Saturday
Night.
eg-A Boston correspondent has discovered
another queer thing about Nahant. He says
that among merchants spending the season
there, wholesalers never associate with retail
erS, and this unwr1tten law Is carried so far
that certain retail merchant and his family
are not welcomed into the circle In which his
son, a wholesaler, moves, Notwithstanding the
father furnishes the cash with which the SON
carries on his business.
1The Paraguayan revolution has come to
an end,
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9Approximstion Prizes of 200, 800
Approximation Prizes Of lOO...., 800
1857 Prizes. amounting to SllO 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
will be pad.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address. for further in.
formation, send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN
II. %. Box Goa, New Orleans, La,
or same at
No. $40 broadway, New York:
or JNO. w. CLARK.
1903 New York ave., Washington.
AH our Grand ErtrdOrdindrV Drawings are under
the s1tl,ertissOn aud management Of GENERALS q.
7. BEAURE6ARD and JUBAL A. EARLY
jy94W
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ROYALTY AT DINNRR.-Although n doemr
appear that the Queen has TO leave the table
TWO or three times during every meal TO answer
sad story OF fraudulent 'genteel" female beg.
gars, the royal family OF Italy, according e
MISS Brewster, doesn't appear 10 have much
Letter ng-rOom experiences than most COM
niOh peoble. she says:-"The dining-room "a
ne oia Papal audience hall in which is the
oeautlful frfeze that was cast in plaster from
1horwaldsen's bas-reliefs representing the
entry OF Alexander into Babylon; the ORIGINALS
are In the Villa Carlotta, Lake Como The royal
oining-table is pretty sight TO see for n n
always eNquiSitely decorated with the most
lovely flowers the Queen is passionately fond
OF natural flowers the orders for the serving
OF the daily family dinner are very strict; at
O'Clock In winter, and In summer, IL must be
In the dining room As the kitchen is some dis
stance OF, the meats and hot dishes are brought
up 10 those detestable tin boxes peculiar to
Rome, In which are little charcoal furnaces
tatel himself could not have prepared q
dinner that would retain its delicate taste
III III mad 10 pass through such a sweating
oroeal as these tin boxes cause. BY the time
one OF these things arrive in the dlnner-room
All dishes taste alike, and are thoroughly ma
Nofed With curious, and disgusting taste
MADE up or grease, carbon. and tin, Moreover
King HumbeIt is hardly ever able TO SIT down
" a MS alnner when II Is served: there are al
way s business interruptions, and even when he
Is seated, he is often called away two and three
unes TO see important officials. sometimes a
messenger comes praying the Queen, In hls
MaIesly name, to proceed with the dinner
ana not wait for him; but by this time the
roast beer and other roaSts are STEPPED In vapor
ana grease, The pastry, with meats or other
dressing, are clammy and heavy; In short the
oihDer is ruined But no one complains: it IS
moi etiquette. The Queen is q very small eater
ana like her husband, cares nothing for dainty
or a we'll cooked meal. The Savoy family Of
ltaly nave simple, homely tastes In food.
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1HE CONVENIENT AND THE GENITAL SYSTEM
Shortly after the members OF the New York pro-
duce exchange had decided by ballot 20 employ
the Genital system, instead OF the bushei In all
transactions In produce on and after october l.
1919, The board or managers instructed Mr. Asa
stevens, chairman OF the committee on trade 10
sehd circulars TO the different trade associations
.hroOgnout the country notifying them OF the
lact ana asking their cooperation In the move
ment. These circulars, with the same re0uest.
were also sent TO the Secretary OF War and the
secretary OF the Interior, and yesterday reply
from the former was received in which IL stated
that no reason exists why the system should
mol DE accepted by the subsistence Department
or the government and inquirlng what weiVhta
Will be adopted for the gallon OF LIQUIDS now
purchased by the commissary general OF sub
Sistence superintendent Grant stated to the
Herald reporter that the weight for vinegar
would probably be referred TO our most proIni-
nent wholesale grocers, the weight for molasses
and syrups TO the importers and grocers board
OF trade, which has adopted the s'cental sys-
tem," and that the weight for oils at present
was seven and one-half pounds to the gallon
N Y. Herald. It'll
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T AWNS AT FIVE CENTS.

Laree stock new Lawns at &c. per yard, In great
variety OF styles Lawns at64, 8, 10 and I2hc.e
New stock OF Madras Ginghams :
GOOD White Bed Spreads, so. 81, 75c. andSl
summer Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices.
very cheap. Black Silks, 90c., 81, 8L25. $3.50. Al
tracdve bargains row In Parasola Goods 9naran
teed as represented e~AA"
BENJAMIN MILLER
jy11tr 1OS Bridge street. GEoRoErowH
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MOTHER "BXG' REDUCTION,
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LAWNS REDUCED TO
Sax GENTS.
ALSO TREMEN DOTS REDUCTION IN OUR
VERY FINE
FIG URED FRENCH LAWNS.
All Of our Cottons at "OLD" prices Positively
no adDdnce
BLACK SILKS AND COLORED SILKS,
VERY CHEAP.
NO VANCE.
BLACK CASHMERES.
ALL WOOL, CHEAPER THAN LAST YEAR.
CARRIERS,
Harriet Space.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
FRANCIS H. STEGMAIER Va. GEoReE W. STEG
MAER.-Eq. 6, 122. Doc. IL.
ms cause was referred to me to report what
oepts there are asanst said estate, including taxes
10 oe PAD ny the trustee and to state the trustees
account Inc claimants and all parties in interes.
sre honned 70 aRpesr at my office, No. 482 Louis
O'Clock pm. 49, ~ "
ang5-7.9,n JAMES q PAYNE Ambition
WALKER SONS, 2O6 lOrH 81. n Whine
Or ry melt OaIPse Felt. Rosin Sized Felt, 0naroosl
hoo OoI00ey VI0cx je28-tI
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BRADBURY PIANOS.
ESTEY ORGANS
A full assortment Of these STANDARD INSTRU-
MENT6 always on hand, and for SALE or--
afkT 1s sppsa and on the
Orders received for Tuning and Repairing.
SANDERS B STAYMAN,
x1OS Pe1sNSN tU01st0 OConsSes
Je1tf 10 n. Charles street, Baltimore
THE 8TIEFT PIANO.
l. UnQuestiOnAbly achieved GENUINE TRI.
UMPH over all American and many-N
Foreign competitors at the Exposition
pniverselle. Paris, 1878. and Is rapidlystSAV
THE LEADING EAVORITE.
@. l. WILD h BRO. Sole Agents,
Also agents for the Celebrated Kranio6 Bach
ana other Ftrstclass Pianos and Organs. Tuning
Repairing personally attended TO- myl7-ly
HA1LET DAVIS 4 CO.H PIANOs-UPR1aHTs
IL ASPECIALTY-NovelA and artistic styles,
low prices easy terms, monthly install
ments The best UPRIGHT Piano In thevI ~
Bill 9th st. NV. 81. l. SUMNER. ap24eotr
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SHlRTS!!!!
y WAM6UTTA MUSLIN ON THE RISE
Recommending our price hst for SHIRTS remains
the same. -'AAA'
Inc very finest Shirts, made to order for.....s2CO
Blk Elegant Wamsutta Shirts. and 21O0 Linen
s,x S3soms made to order. for............... $50
81 p.ctat e. - UrueI 600
The Celebrated Boil Shirt, Wamsutta Muslin.
AID extra fine Linen Bosoms, fnished eX.
r., cept button holes, only; Is
Loom Muslin, and fine Linen Bosoms only GO
One pf1ce only At EDWARD Y. GINN1,
1112 r Ct ss.sc., Washington. b. T..
jy7-tr WAsHINGroN SHIPT E.CIo 0,
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sons prices. ~ ' so''
G.. M. TOWSON,
IN. $50 Penney lUa,aia are, south side,
JyIott Near 7th at
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7 AWNS. 81 and l2kc yard,
II MsdTss and Bombay dinehams.
Queen Shirts, finished, Soc
Wamsutta Shirts, flushed 7tc
Roby's Double Brisk Oorsets
., JOS. B. BAILEY,
JylIu OOFs tn DE- r 8ts. 4. -.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PAINTING, I
July Is, 1879. }
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II O'Clock IA on FRIDAY August Is, 1879, for
furnishing zoo tons run Of mine Georges Greek
Cumberland Coal, free from slate and all impuri-
ties, subject to the conditions required by section
3711, Revised Statutes Of the United States, viz:
That the coal shall weigh 224O pounds to the ton.
be inspected and weighed on the Treasury scales,
and at the time of delivery the quantity of each
to be certified to by the gerson appointed and quail
ned under the law for that purpose. and that the
prescribed fee OF twenty cents for each ton OF coal
inspected and weighed ehall be paid by the con-
tractor. The coal to be delivered ct this Bureau
CURED
No payment win be made without the certificate of
the inspector that the coal such the calls
Tor. nor until the account has been rendered In the
proper form and duly audited
The right to reject bids or waive defects is re.
served.
Proposals must be Endorsed "Proposals for Goal"
and addressed to o. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Printing.
tyl61aw4t Washington, D. q.
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Proposals for Dredging.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
1907 Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. q August 6, 1879.
CEALED PROPOSALS for Dredging in the follow
- tng Buyers and Harbors. will bs received at this
office at IL m. on Wednesday September 10th, 1879,
and opened Immediately thereafter:
l Washington Harbor D. q.
Mount Vernon Channel potomac Rive-,) Va.
Urbana Greek, (Rappahannock River) Va.
specifications. containing detailed Information,
and blank forms OF proposals, can be obtained ut
this oftce The right to reject any all proposxls
is reserved. Il. T. ALERT
au96-6t q. g. Civil Engineer.
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YEo.t Near 7th st.
GREAT BARGAINS
" BRODHEAD co.,
0S9 Fenna. ace, between 9th and 10th sta
Are DOW offering their entire stock at GREArLY he
DICED prices prior to consolidating their stores.
This s q rare opportunity for close buye re- to a.
cure GREAT BARGAINS In Dress Goods. Hosiery.
ToWei: a6 aass and Gents gnderTesr Uorsets
Lonsdsle "A Bleschsd OOTfoN. SIC &c ~"' &C.
Lonscale CAMBRIA, 12hc.
-, Olark's best 2O0yds. SPOOL COTTON, &c., &c
I Black SILKS a $ at less than Importers prices
jy2ltr BRODHEAD 4 Co
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r OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortu

EIGHTH GRAND DIsTRIBUTION. GLASS H.
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
l879,-1IIth Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
This institution regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and Ohari
table purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty.
five Years, to which contract the inviolable faith
OF the State pledged. with capital OF 600 0C0
S350G00 ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DIS
TRIBUTION will take place monthly on the second
Tuesday. IT nerer scales pOstDoases. Look at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50 600.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
TJ2T pRTZEH
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nRAWERS.-Drilling Drawers only so centa
~ Double seated Drilling Drawers only so cents
Job Lot Gauze Shirts, 8 for 81. ~ o'0
Just opened lot Fancy Half Hose Is centa
Eine Linen HAndkerchiefs, 8 for 80 conts
cents. ~ "' Will ~
Bordered Handkerchief, for Is cents
Mems Silk Ties, 26 cents worth so cents
MEMS Silk scarfs. 80 cents; worth 81 rs.
Six Shirts to order fOy &c. fit warranted.
DIX Snlrts 70 order for 81 80, ready to wear at
.o,. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FAOToRY
je2Sr SIG y ct. n. su.. oppoate Patenf Offica
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NEW YORH-BOTTERDA14.

The first olase steamer. Of this line, W: A. sOHOL-
DAH".rd Mas carrying the q. s. mail 70 the
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
mediate $50; Steerage S23 b. OAZAUX, Gent
AT q South William st. New York, FUNCH EDYH
BIS. 30 B'Way. General PASSENGER Ag't ianl-ly
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN SILK.

BARGAINS IN SILK.
We have on hand lal SO lot OF
REMNANTS OF SILK,
from tc 20 yards iI each, that we ara determined
10 Fell at any price great many of these rem
pants run from l6 to 20 yards. enou "a for drsss
pattern, and ae we must positively close them out
this month, 10 reasonable offer vii! be refused for
them.
Every article in our store is positively offered AT
COST for the next u onth
CONNOLLY'S,
auR6-tr 11fh st. and Pa. ace,
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SH1"Ts' sH1nTs' sHIHTs'
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD.
Best Wamrutta Unfinished Shirts 75 c.s
Best IF Of the T." Unfinished Shirts. go eta
Fest Wsmsutta Finished Shirts. .........9 so cts
Best IF. OF the l." Finished Shirts. ........75 eta
6sst BOYS Fimsned Sh1rtS. IS cts
Ghoi : assortpent Of washable Ties and scarfs.
The best Dress Shirts made to order, in most ele
giant manner, for so; fit warranted. At
THOMPSON'H SHIRT FACTORY,
3e28tr SIG II st. ss.sO.. opp. Patent OHce
SPEoI4Adh5dT1BEIs. ~ !IRRY GOODS;
~ 1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
just received-2O0 Paris Oorsets at SOC, worth rs
so dog Ladies Linen Hdkfs, $15O, worth %. as. 25
Towels g. worth g 50; Beautiful Victoria Lawns
from 124 to 2bc Buntings from 1919 to 23c., best
splendid line Of Black Silks at old prices splendid
guality: "a 2S 10 pieces l04 Sheetng, 500. worth
80. A full line Linen Drills, Buitings Danaeks.
Eapsins and other Linens cheap. Gents and Ladies'
and at lowest cash priceA
LUTTRELI4 h WINE,
jel4tr Cor. 10Th st. and Pa. ace.
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Dk. HENRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERa.-
II Certain cure for Disesse Of sle Kidneys. ars.
He! aDa 81 Crinsry Diseases, Nervous DEBILITY.
and ~ Blood snd Skin Diseases speedily cured
12th st. Pa ave Price, 1S per box sent by maI
On receipt Of price, securely sealed feblklY
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AXE Sleeping Oar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
The British F armer.

The telegraph brings us daily startling intelligence regarding the condition of the peasantry in the British Isles. Add to an a'nost total failure of the crops, the increased exto, tons of the landholders and the condition of the poorer classes becomes pitiable in the extreme. The tendency in England has a. ways been to accumulate land in a few hands, thereby reducing tho ten ants, 10 condition little less than scrflom. This then being the con- dition the British farmer finds him : self in, he naturally seeks for some means of alleviation. The only hope for him is to emigratc from the land of lis birth, and to endcavor in a country more hospitable and consid- crate to retrieve his fallen fortuncsf The class of emigrants thus com : pelled to leave their native land, are of kind that America may gladly welcome; being as a rule sober, law abiding and industrious, these stur- dy- yeomen would form an acquisi- ton to our farming community of the most desirable nature. Already steps are being taken in some of the Eastern cities to divert this tide o emigration into certain of the west crn States, We sincerely hope these efforts may prove successful for.in the course of time Arizona would also reap share of the gen. eral benefit, aud many places ROW desert would be made to blossom like the rose.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

less than one hundred dollars worth of labor shall be performed or i'm provemenls made during each year. On all claims located prior to the
 tenth day of May, eighteen hundred snsl scventy-;wo, ten dollars worth oi labor shall be performed or iInpror- mcnts made by the tenth day of June eighteen hundred and seventy-four, and each year thereafter, for each one hundred feet in length along the vein until q patent has been issued therefor; but where such claims arc held in common, such expenditure
 may se made upon any one claim and upon a failure to comply with these conditions, the claim or mine upon which such failure occurred shall be open to relocation in the same manner as if no location of the same had ever been made, provided that the original locators, their heirs, assigns or legal representatives, have not resumed work upon the claim after failure and before such location. Upon the failure of any one of several co-owners to contribute his proportion of the expenditures re- quired hereby, the co-owners who have performed the labor or made the improvements may, at tho ex- piration of the year, give such de- linqucnt co-owner personal notice in writing, or notice by publication in the newspaper published nearest the claim, for at least once a week for ninety days. and if at the expira- ton of ninety days after such notice in writing or by publication, such delinquent should fail or refuse to contribute his proportion of the ex- penditurc required ny this section, his interest in the claim shall become the property of his co-owners who have made the required oxpendi- lures.