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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

Since the election inC California, Kearney has not called the Republicans thieves. scoun- drcls, hcll-hOunds, snd tho like. kearney is dead duck in the pit He might bc buried in the sane coffin with the Honor able BilKs, Co save trouble, time and ex- pensc. To Chas. Delonng. assassin, Is dae much credit for the killing of Kearney, the blsiherskite.
 Itis a satisfaction 10 knos that Kalloch's insueuce as Mayor will be powcrless in the interests O. the sand-lot, with Republican Board of Supervisors against him. kalloch IS Republican at heart, and as such is aspiring to other acd higher honors than Mayor of san Francesca. He will -De Re publican in his administration, and will work heart sal hand with the stAie sndcity officials.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
Got His Eyes Open.

F. NJ. Jones, Chairman of the Grcenback Central Committee of Name, has resigned. His letter to the party says:
 1t is with no small degree of dissatisfac- ton that behold the tendency of the party 10 give aid end comfort to the Democrats in breaking down the safeguards against election frauds; and 10 commit the country to the doctrine of Qualification, state rights and secession. In short, ana unwilling to be marched under the Greenback banner into the Democratic camp."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
sum ma
In the District Court Third Ju4cil District. Territory
 of Arizona, County Of Mohase,
CHARLES KAIGHIN, Plaintiff,

OI ArASo19s NC4Att1 '1 @Aou~fes
 CHARLES KAIGHIN, Plaintiff,
  The Blackberry sfn and Mining Com p1ny, E. II. spear and ssi breon, composing the nrEn of Breon slesr. I. c. cureton. wm. B. isidenour and samuel Crozier composia tne firm of Rideaous 6 crozier, L. B4shford k. If. lurTuister and W. N. BEEhEord. conaf,sstng the firm of l.. B1rh1ord < Co.,, r. N. Blake, John Howell ano David Calm.
 Action brought iIs the District Court, of the Third Judicial District in for the County of 1hAse, n the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory Arizona eeting to the Hack berry ALl and Mining Ccmfaay. B. H. Spear aud Paul Bre0n, composing the firm of Brron spear, J. c. Curston, nm. B. deaour and samuel CrOzer, com K. H. Bur.nistr and Vim. C. Bashfur, composing the firm of l. Bashford & Co.,, z. w- Blake, John HoSeii and David Calm.
 Yoa hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against yoR by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Jusleal District. and the County Mohaye in the Terri tory of Arizena and the complaint hied with the Clerk Of the Court 5t Mtner Park in Ead county copy of which complaint aceomp-nies this sufnno Ia within twenty days texclusiye the day of seree1 fer the service upon you of this summons served within this county; out served of the county and within this District, taen within thirty days; in ell other cases forts days.
 And yu are hereby no flied thsi ii you fal to sppaar and the complaint above required, the plain tn ~t apply 10 the Court for the reiief demanded in esd copasit. and cos:s and disbursements in this be- h If expended.
 Given under my hsnd and the seal of the said Dis trict Court, this 2,th day of June. A. n. 1879.
 CALDgELL WRIGHT. ANrEL HornroS, Atty. for Plaintiff. GsEALI langsaEgl Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
STEALING Rosas THRoueH rHE GATE
rr sorLlr P. xoonE.

Long--sgo, do you remember,
 When ue sauntered home from hchooA As the silent gloaming settled,
 With its broezes h..ht and cool! When we passe1 stassly mansion,
 And we stopped, remember, Kate, How we spent trembling moment
 Stealing rcses through the gate7 How they hung s6 very tempting,
 And our eager hands were small, And the bars were wide-s1h. Kate,
 We trembled; but we took them all! And we turned with fearful footsteps, For you know twas growing late; But the nowers, uc hugged them closely Roses stolen through the gate. Wen, the years have hastened onward, And those happy days are dOwL; Golden prime of carly childhood,
 Laughing moments spent aud gone. But yester e'en passed your cottage, And saw, ohi careless Kate, Handsome Pe-cy bending downward Stealing roses through the gate. Stealing roses where the willow
 Ger the street it's long bough dipsi Stealing roses-yes. I'd swear lt-
 Stealing roses from your bps! Ana heard dainty murInur,
 Cooling round some blessed fate: Don't deny it! V Ent Percy
 Stealing r9ses through the zase7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

The Mississippi River Commission has ad- journed, to meet at St. Louis, in Nov. There will. however be meeting of part of its members, including Gems. Gilmore and Comstock. Professor Mitchell Major liar rod ana Major Sutter, at St. Louis on the isr of October, for the purpose of arranging for the organization of parties to take the field. IL wll be seen that Lieut.. Smith :. Leach, of :he Engineer corps, has been designated by the Secretary of War, as permanent sec rotary of the Commission and executive officer, with headquarters at St. Louis.- Army and Navy Journal.
 Are the people of the United States grow ing more temperate. The statistics rom the Internal Revenue Bureau would not seem to answer in the affirmative. Ofhome productions we have l5,000,000 gallons more than last year. That makes about 4S0, 100000 square drinks of tdree fingers each. Besides this, we imported lsst year in excess of the former year, 4,434, ,iJ5 gal Ions. This looks little disc0uragng, and would seem to indicate that tho temperance millennium Was not usheFed in during the fiscal years of 'is and 70.
 The Toronto Mail, winch is, we believe, the Ministerial organ, takes up the fishery troubles, and remarks, in substance-filst, that if we catch any Canadian fishermen in our waters in violation of treaty provisions we may 60 what We please with them: and, second, that if the provineiaI authorities catch any American fisherman in Dominion waters acting in accordance with the treaty stipulations they will GO what they please with these unhappy yankees; and we al- ready know that they mob ihem. This is of course bad joke for the Mail
 According 10 a Washington cerrespond- ent of the x. |. World, the Quartermsster- General estimated that afl the recon menlaiions of the Equipment Board would have inFolYel San eHpend- iture of S1.425.GIO, while ille appropri. atioDs of Congress is but sG,000,0O0 Ac- cprdipgly ihe iicneral of thp Army declined to approve any more of h.e proposed changes of the committee than can be made gradually ana within the existing appro- priaiiop. Army and Navy Journal,
 A Waterford N. Yj report in the Troy Press says: "Mr Hungerford, father-in- law of Maokey, the California Bonanza king, Is in town on a visit to old friends Mr. lIungerford was a former resident of this village and here, years ago, lesrncd the trade of a barber. and many remember with mingled emotions the trTiBgordeal through which they passed when the 'apprentices was practiclng upon their faces The ex barbar IS now falher.in law of ,he Roman Count TclfoneF alsq.
 During the pas. week Mrs. Kalloch suc- | ceeded in extracting one of the balls from ! the person of her beloved husband. The other yet remains in the wound. Until l that, too, IS taken out, Mr. kalloch's conui. l ton is not considered safe,
 The % vs.sT-@slon h.. sose ,o town;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
Death Of F. M. Larkin.

\ telegram from Phcnix, to-day, brought the sad intelligence 10 Mat. F. Larlun, clerk in the Bank of Arizona, of the death of his uncle, Frank, which took place at the Pima Villages, where he was engaged in the mer- camille business, on Monday night of this week. Mfr. Larkin was a native of Ohio, about 40 years of age. He came to New Mexico in 1859, and was in the employ of the writer of this sketch for some time, sub sequently he was in the office of Quarter master Rucker, at Albuquerque, n position which he held until 1863, when he left New Mexico and came to Arizona with the first party from the eastern direction. NIT. Larkin soon after coming to this Territory was employed as general manager by Gen eral Allen, then at Wickenburg doing a large business. He finally wont out of the employ of Gen. Allen and started business for himself at Sweetwater, on the Gila, his trade being principally with the Pima h. dians, by whom he was greatly respected. As business man he had few superIors, his only fault, if fault it may be termed, was his generosity. Giving away his bard earn ings seemed to be pleasure. Hrs acqnain- tance throughout the Territory was ex- tended and tbere are none who hear of his demise but what will De sad, but none sad der than the Pima Indians, to wlom he had asen for years true friend and good
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
NIilfllnRns.

In the District Court ThIrd Judicial District AohAye
 County, Territory of AnzO;ia,
 NJ, CARR CO. PlAintifs, He Mccrackia Consolidated Mining
 Co.. The Plank of AIizona. Moses
 Levy, Henry koshland and Gale Levy,
 cofartners doing bUsiEsss under the Summons brsn name of Levy. koshlalld & Co.,,
 4 ktmbls and Newell kimbie. celar-
 ners doing business under the hruf
 name of mble Bros., and 1T Light,
 Defendants,
 Action orought in the District Court of the Tbir,l Judicial ustrict ia and for the County Of Mosye the Territory of Arizoua.
 The Territory 0f Arizona sends grVeiing e. the M- Crackn Conso1daied Mining Com Qany. the Bank of AdxoDa, Moses Lew, Henry kush.aId aud Gale Lew. eopartners doing business under he q name O. Isvy kDshlani x Co.,, kinlbie and Newell Kimble coqsTt- ners under tlle ii m 'ame Of Kimh.s .os., and C H Light, Defendants.
 Yon are hereby summoned and required . appear sn action brought against yoa by the ahoY -saFneai a- tis in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District ia and for the County of Mohave In the Territory Arizona and the compaIHt fiad with the Cl.rk of this Court at Mineral Park n said county "a coty af whian ooiuplan Rcccnpaas this summonsl within twenty dnyE exclusive of ths day of servcsl sfr t service upon you this sanns us, if served in this county but if served out of this ccuBty aud within this DStrci, thirty days in E athoF forty days The said gctiou "a brought Co obtain decree or ths Court fur the foreclosure ff certain Hsn described il the said complaint. for he of s77t0 pith ie sal interest from fehraary I6 ls7g.
 And yCu hereby notified that if you fail to apear and answer the complaint ahoNe required. tse Ilai- d- will apply to Court fer tlis relief p;ua andi in the said complaint d for costs and dssurscmenss i this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand a:a ths seal ef said Court at Mineral Park, tiiis 3-th day af @a,y, D 1879.
 CALnAfLL WRIGHT. MANUEL HAM5LTox, tv for PiElnisd. lsgALi (aug dsol Uierk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

CURTosITIEs oF EARTH.--At tho city of Medina, in Italy, and about four miles around it, wherever the earth is dug when the workmen arrive at distance of 63 feet, they come to a bed of chalk, which they bore with au auger, five feet deep They then vllhdTaY from the pit before the au- gur is removed, and upon its extraction the water bursts up through the aperture with great violence, and quickly fills the newly made well, which continues full and IS affected neither by rains nor dEauthr But what is the most remarkable m this opera ton is tho layer of earth as we descend. At the depth of II feet are found the ru- ins of an ancient city, paved streets, houses, floors and different pieces of mason work. Under this is found soft, oozy earth made up ofyegetables. and % feet, large trees, with the walnut sticking to tue s;em, and the leaves and branches in a perfect state of preservation. At as feet deep soft chalk is found, mixed with vast quantity of shells, and the bed IS II feet thlck. pn der this vegetables are found again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

The team of the Regular Army to repre- sent the Military Division of the Pacific al Creedmonr arrived at Governors Island, N. Y. Harbor, on Wednesday morning, Au- gust 2sth, under command of Captain Mar GUS F. Miller, 4,h | .. Artillery, and at once proceeded to Crecdmoor. where they found pleasant camp laid out for their accommodation by ihcir comrades of the Military Division os the Atlantic.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

In i'm, 5,stiee's Court of Mineral Park Pree1nctr n the County ol Aohaye, Territory Of Arizona " ". c. BLAKKLT, P. A. L. DAVIS and ALDER RANDALL under the firm name of Dasis and Randall, r!aintEs. Snnmois
 versus
 MICHAEL F0RAS. Defendant The Territory sends grsefnx 10 Michael F0fAn dsft- Ycu are hereby summoned fo appear befofe me At my oice In Mineral Park. the County of NohAse on the 24fh day of October, ls1e. tlo oeosk A h- m an the complaint of the apoye named plaintiffs. Said acton is brought to recover the srm Of One hundred and nineteen dollzrs sad seyeny-to cclts, fsIi9T3s upon balance of account Tor goods, Hsre- and nerehandiss. sold and delivered to you between the Arst day es January, A. D. Iss6. and the nrst u4y Uf January, A. D. IBIS, or judgment vih DC be taken against you for the said amount together win costs of this suit if you fan to apfar end answer To the sheriff any CcusEable or said County, greeting;
 Make lSsaI service and due r-tnrn thereof. Given under my hand this ssth day of ugnst, is'9-
 wv. c. BlAKELY,
 A Justice Of the Peace of said Precinct Mineral Park. August 2ath. isIs.-fs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
MesdaY. sspssrnb IT a. is,o.

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 AfTHEK MARTIN. <AsrsF ef Aqsrsis esFsI1iy T. sod lsssres sss.f g ts ft tsafs ta senzs ssss h a ssss s2s rff.5 1-at.s is sss1t 4e,Es. ssaeas eeassfs. Aae ss gesa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
A Romance

Scft as siLk uas her Fuiisu haif
 Hsighi ss sfsrs were hey eyss af hl.se. Truly lowed ny lsds fair:
 Truly my lady loved me. too. Did C br-ak ms heart ~hsn my love ias aeads Why. bes~ your soul. sh dsdnf die. IiEas sfpusht change ss C ouNsrd sg.sa: She loves saosasfs 70 ao q.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

wASyxp-Ai the .cal.iasi- re.,~ur.s,. 'so walters. D C. THoKSE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
100, 900 Pounds Salt 1!

xsghsa BtrsA ss. ios.sea reansis af sslL .k.cA hs stsi ssA d aru7 At3sc~z kiaa a' Erse gst. 8is
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
sheria's and Referee. Sale.

In shs Issric; Cgurs of the Taua sasas nsssris ef
 D. fs-Tstof Of Arzaaa' ta aaa for the coahl, of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

The vS.er-meloH hxs come Co town. Ts ehesr lhs swrlisT1ng son af tpil. hs takes hfs nielua in the morn
 At Eiras he takes hls cEstoi- oil.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
SufHna o1la.
pAvm nRaNrnAvEn. rl.la.Ia.

In the District Coar; of the Third Judicial District Territory Of Arix0na, County Of Mohave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

In the District Court Thrd Judicial District, AohAye
 County, Territory of Arizona, NJ, CARR S CO.,. Plaintiffs,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
lSCELLANEOUS

In tle Justices Court of Mineral Park Preelnctr n the County of Aohaye, Territory Of Arizoua- - W. a. BLAKELg, ,. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

The American horses In England have com
menced Well. Mr.. r. Lorillards "Parole' Won
the Newmarket handicap race yesterday IN a
field of six. The English turf men previous to
the race held the American stable In light es-
teem but the result seems to have heightened
their respect for IL amazingly. Parole Will be
remembered. especially by KentuckianS, as the
horse that beat the famous Ten Brock at Balt1-
more october "a, 1877. That race excited great
interest and the attendance was immense from
all parts of the country. Congress was In SeS-
sion at the time, but the Senate adjourned over,
and in the House there was scarcely quorum.
The Kentucky members. Messrs. Beck, Black
burn, McCreery and the rest went over to Balti-
more to see Ten Brock scoop the eastern horses;
as it was not doubted that he would. He was
the favorite in the pools at large odds, selling
at 81 200, while Tom Ochiltree brought 800, and
Parole 500. The race was twO-and-a-half
mile dash. Parole was the hind horse In the
race until the home-stretch, when he went to
the front, and finished two lengths ahead Of
Ten Brock, who beat Tom Ochlltree four
lengths The time was 1919. The south
western gentlemen, and especially those from
the Blue grass region, were SO enectually
cleaned out by the unexpected result, that, &C
cording to popular runor, some Of them had to
pawn their timing watches to get home, and
were compelled, for ecOuomy's sake, to wear
their linen busters the following winter. They
Will doubtless feel some satisfaction In hearing
that the Britons have been done for by the same
deceiving horse.
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Double Sheet Saturday.

The Double Sheet STAR of Saturday will be
Of exceptional interest, and large extra edition
win be printed to supply the demand. As here
tofore, our advertisers will no doubt want to
utilize the opportunity to display their bids for
public patronage in way to attract the atten-
tion OF the immense number of readers Of the
double sheet, and we would ask, therefore, that
they send in their advertisements intended for
Saturdays issue as soon as possible, either On
tomorrow or early Saturday morning, In order
that they may be properly displayed and class
ffied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

The Car has said that the audacity of the re-
cent attempts at assassination will compel him
to take extraordinary measures, and the man
who throws such light upon the fnterpreta-
ton OF cable dispatches by his explanatory
notes Is rather inclined to think that this state
ment seems to corroborate the current belief
that terribly repressive measures are indicated.
The measures proposed viii need to be terrible
II they are to exceed In severity those now en-
forced, which have been marked by the fog
ging Of suspected men and women, the trans
porting Of them to the mines, and the slaughter
of prisoners who have attempted to escape
even after they have been cornered and recap
tured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

The Pennsylvania legislature steadily persists
In refusing by small majority to require the
state to pay for the losses by the labor riots In
Allegheny county. The motion to reconsider
the action OF the House In voting to postpone
Indefinitely the consideration of the matter has
been itself indefinitely postponed, and the propo-
sff1on Is killed for the present session. The Penn
sylvanians outside OF Allegheny county hold
that It VIII. be time enough for them to think of
taxing several million dollars out Of their pock-
els when the courts have decided that the re-
sponsibily for the damages done by the rioters
rests upon them, and that they are bound to
do so.
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News Of war continues to come from the
southern halves of the eastern and western
hemispheres. The English relieving force for
s1kowe Is advancing into Zulaiand in consider
able strength Slight advantages are gained
BY the English only to be neutralized by the
daring attacks OF countless Zulus. In the in
ternational unpleasantness On this side of the
Atlantic, Chilli seems to have gained great, If
not decisive, advantage over Peru by the
promptness of her movements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

A recent act OF the Massachusetts, legislature
permits women to vote for members OF school
committees I'm the towns and cities of that
state. 1t comes more easy for politicians to
concede the gentler sex the right to take part
In school and church elections, In which insti-
tutions women do the most work, than to intro
duce new and uncertain elemen at into general
politics, by permitting women to help to decide
who shall make and execute the laws of the
state or nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

Despite the loud boom for Grant, there are
not few republican papers that think Secre-
tary Sherman the better candidate The Phila.
oeiph1a Telegraph holds that If the Grant hur-
rah should be successful, then man less
strong than John Sherm IN will be likely to run
losing race with Samuel j. Tilden-a race that
John Sherman might make a winning one.n
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HM1TED YATES 4 PER uscvr
Da aHar T ON baud los imlnsdiats delivery
800 Bonds Ruaranteed by unifeo 9tsfaa IN, s.,.
Ofasrs Tor all Investment Securities promntlv AZ
q. 8. Called Bonds purcnasea.
MARTY LEWIS JOHNSON & 90, Bsnhe,a
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The above IL only . small part OF the property tor
rent and sale on by books For compiste list bu
can be had on application at my Office. or VIII be sent
by mail, II desired.
AUCTION Sales.
On SATURDAY, April 18th, at 4: so m 7th and
Boundary.
On sATURDAY, April 10th. at G pm K st., bet.
4th and 9Th.
$1,000 s. 1000, $4,000, 81 600, $500, 5000 at per
cent. 81 $50, 81 600 At per cent sp16tr
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INLAND AND eEAROARD COAsTrrc
COMPANY.
FOB NORFOLK. E0kTRESS MONROE AND

On and after April Ri sth, The new and |. 49,
and JANE MOsEIEY iesve Sir
st T1n wharf =, every aoNpAY. WEDNESDAY and
with the steamers to Boston, New Yorf. Richmond
ard al the Railroad lines south
2,cassss, 81; Eo9nd Trip. good for 30 daya elsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-17

DEPORT OF TIL e CONDITION
II
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON CITY,
AT WASHINGTON. IN THE DIS rRIOT OF
COLUMBIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. 4TH APRIL, 1879.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ OF
THOS. =. wA00AMAl, sI9 Seventh strsea
fOhAn9ee made Wednesdays AID SaturdSyx)
TAree-Story Houses Jor Sal

zAyee-6tosy Houses |or Sale
R IA Motel 7th Ct road mod inrs. $6S.gg0
BIO 9th st. NV, mod mps.. IL rs.......... 90 500
@9 at D.w.. mod. imps., Is rs............ II 500
y99 st. NV, mod irps.. IL r.. ......... 1900
62s-6I7 10th q. He mod. Imps-. RS 1910
@af Oh FL sw, re..-..-.-.. LOU
Ttpo-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
70 e, 9Th st. Sc. b.. mod imos, RS. 200
i iaIp loth st. ", e. H.. mod 1mps. rs. Az 2
913 10Th st. NV. T. b., z rs..,.,......... $500
s24 826 Del av., b h.: rs................ 1000
sls eth ct sw. +. h., 10 Observation-Disclosures. 5000
oo3 ID st. e., H., IL rs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5000
Unimproued Property For Sale
st bet. ~ and 9th s.w., per ft............ 30
d st., bet 10th ana 18th 8 e, per ft.......... 40
1 1sth e.. bet ana SITS NV, per f. 30
10Th st bet and II W., per ft.............. 20
st bet 18Th and Goth n W., per f.. .lS
o., b + Del ave- and 2d st. sw.. par TT. Is
oth st. bet Va ave. and st. s.e., per ft...... Is
Houses for Rent.
100 10Th st.. NV, store, mod im ps 85O 90
24c "a ave- nw.. upper doors), Ia j., IL rs. 40 no
i ICY Uorcoran ct mod tmps. 10 1900
~, ~ ny. ave sW mod imps IL rs....... 4U.C0
~ TIN st. n W, cd. imps., 10 Is ......... IS 90
40 81 &C.. moo 1mps. 9rs........,.......... $500
a56 TT s~ Inod 1mps.. Srs........... rs Do
11411'oi44u hnoue Island ave-. n. & 1000
~ otn 81 ne . H. .................. 20.u0
q T. cor 1Zth st. ana Ma. ave- s.w.. 5000. Is 90
TO 81 NV. RS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
81 81 W. re. 1896
Z1Ic l5tn st. n W.. rs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
z59 l5th g. sw.. 100
554l 9th st NV. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
70 Grace Ct, Georgetown. rs...... ........ Is 90
Stores
H cs b.. carpenter shop)...........-... $3.50
63a st., ball. has steam power printing office 80 60
AZ To 1n ltlz 22Uo
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LOB CHOICE TEAS.
II COFFEES.
SUGARS.
CANNED GOODS, &c, &c
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES,
Go to the Grocery and Tea Store of
WIN. T. GIVEN,
11O4 TtUelftA st.
Get his Latest Price List aplE-tmy8