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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
friaas's News.

The thing wont woFk, Willie, dear.
 hr. 4. S Robbins aad wife came in frOn Turkey Creek :his morning.
 The Peek stage, drawn by four good horses, wsat out to day heavily laden.
 The little daughter, Msnlda, Of Mr.. J. W swiiling. died al Phsnir last week.
 Prescott xsnis reductioa wsrks for her sFes- iE would make gold and alvsr plenty.
 BoEs.-In Prescott, Friday morning. Nov. I4p, 1879, to the wife of Mr. GoldmAs, . soi
 The MINER is the bes, local advertising sheet in Arizona. SO gentlemen sead is ysur ''4ds.
 RETURSED.-Hon. Chas Silent returned this morning from flying trip to his hume, Dan Jose, Cal. Court will commence on the 2tth Of this month.
 The steamer Arizona, running between New York and Liverpool, had . collision with an iceberg in the Atlantic "a ~hIch the the iceberg came of second best.
 Hayes, of wIekenburg. denies that . telegram was left in the office at thst place on Tuesday of thls week which be failed ts send. We have been misinIormed thea by Major Dake.
 LUNBER.-We are informed that our en- terptisiug lumber merchant, Geo. W. Cur ns, has on hand at his mill yard 500, cot feet of lumber, 75,000 lalh aud 400, 900 shin gles. This shows enterprise.
 Mr. Henry spaulding is in iowa teddy from Smithville, where he reports everythiog in csnDection with the ne S mill as fiourishing. The Copper Canyon road is drawing to completion and is to be good one.
 Mrs. Andrew Hamilton has lessrd the premises adjoining Judge Hargisve's resi- dence. where she coptemplates starting 2 private boarding house. From what VT know of Mrs. H., as a housekeeper snd cook. NC are satisfied that she wiil seon get all the besrders wanted.
 San Francisco Post: That Major Morrow and his Arizona troops deserve the thanks of the country for pursuing the murdering Apache, from New Mex,cu, and defeating them upon Mexi.au soil. If the Mexican authorities follow up Morrow's work with vigor, both countries will be nd of very ueadiy element of discord. Humiliation sc-ms to Ue Ihe only physic for an Apache.
 Camp Apache, one of the most importsnt Military posts in the Department of Ari- zona, ha, but one mail, and that gees en from Tucson by the way eff Camp Thsmas. Apache should be connected with Northern Arizons and also the East To do this it would cost but little. Our mails from Santa Fe run through St. Joseph, on tho Little Colorado. Let there be mail line between St. Joseph and Apache, it would be cheap, and accommodate Apache auo several other towns along the route.
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"WEDNESDAY

Dan Thorne has house full of boarders Some 45 in ali.
 AS. Nef and his family are fixing up 10 remove into T. mbstOEe.
 An appropriation of $s.750,0Oo will be asked for taking the census.
 The restaurant on the corner of Gurley and Cortez streets, has adjourned s'as d'e.
 Capt. wm. l.. Fourth, Sixth Cavalry, has obtained leave of absence for three months. FoR s.LE.-Nine hundred head of stock cattle. Inquire at this office. Price ss per head.
 Col. Price left this afternoon for Mari copa On official business connected with Indians.
 The President has appointed Albert John son Surveyor General of the United Stales, for Colorado.
 R.W. Atkinson, of Iron SDung Station, was in town today with Mrs. A. laying Tn supplies for his station.
 FT, Blake recently paid the employees of the Peck Mine their wages, which makes meuey plenty in that camp.
 CE. McClintock, of the Herald, leaves for Oakland, Cal, ou Saturday, aud Will re- turn undoubtedly with wife
 f,has. Geaupg IS up from Peoples Valley and tells Us that she rain came thick Sno fast reminding him of old times
 JG. Wiley has arranged with Mr. Casey to take his OK teams into Tombstone, where they will be employed hauling ore etc'
 Tine Tiger Company shinp"' s' w"et. 'o San Francisco. over S?fo fromrifteen days wort S "f thtr aiiii
 Tn. Hpdson Bros. dished -"ee' muse toa jolly dancing. at party lat 'ven'ns in the northern part of :he town. real 2 o' time was hsd.
 Al ;r,nor.ant telegraphic disnatch de- nos;ted ip the wickcnhurg 'ffi e sterday, has m, vet arrived. Elihough the s-nder put in an appearanee by coach to-day.
 Las Dos Repub'icas. paper pm 'en 'n Snanish at Tucson, IS now one oi the toes' edited and printed papers in A'izoaS' "h'e" is ssaying considerable.
 PIArISUM wants platinum anu has sent to Photographer Mitchell samples of the article. and Mir. Mitchell in turn has oros.. ted the MINER with sample which can be ipspected by all who have desire in that way.
 The New York Graphic issues double sheet extra of sixteen pages devoted to AT, zona and Colorado. The number has some fifty maps and views of mines sad places in these two attractive mining districts. ia- cluding the Davis and other mines in Isyspsi county.
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A GOOD MAN GONE.

The friends and acqusintances of P. B. Brannen, post-trader at Whipsle, will De pained to learn Of his death which took place at San Diego on the 18th of this month. Mr. Brannen was c native of Ot- iows, Canada, where his parents now re- side. He came to Arizona several years since, and by close attention to business he becsme well-to-do m a worldly way. Three years since NIT. B. went home on a visit nd returned with wife. who is now left . widow with a fatherless boy. All who knew him can ooly speak of him as an up- right, honorable man, and this whole com munity, where he was so well-knows will mourn his loss. His dis ase was th;t of the lungs, for which nc tried diferent locaiitics and climates but seemingly of no avail M the winged messenger came and bore him away to the other shore. Requsescot iH pace.
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 Tas sosi. sru vrrT he,vx ,..a..s..- !. inP ' F the dsffsrent s,ss.,,. s.. - . ..n 'ne- We can stand it if tlse rais sili oniy e.'aie. '''
 ti's e''sei', safuTday. frpn Ca-a f;r.nsir
 as si~ef oa the road. sad Dr. Geor.- ,fesF if~sibw. of Oskizad. Caiifrni. w~. bsisS irjHfrei. hsTIng three fits ,sr.sk n .n.I h r~isr iaJarr.i- Toe Ds-t.s s.s .sat,..u..I is'f s1issr lime ai Fsat Whirpls, sol xe ua.ier 'iSad }, 7.sS ss Eeair e. Pert L. well -Tue- s'a ssAr. Oe'. g.
 We iexfn sy pasiie. fnssa dsM. ~pt ,s~- uohs of tsae country, shat ths ram ha. been general, and from M. G..ldsAt-r. ,h.f ne fainiah . As koSaeEi.As heavier soath .f Prescott. judging from the n.sd of w..-r ne met on ilse desert south sf wsekeabnrg The rain has bsea a grand cas, ssd wlll do much good througboat ibs zbole breadth and width of Arizona.
 Marshall [. F. Dske returned from hss tnp To San Francisco, per stage to day. He hH$i good titne and comes home much im- pf"yed li health etc. He regrets much the death of hls beet friend, senatos Zaeh ssh.nd- Ter; but remarks that the stalssrt of the l-~-%.t~@% akNA EAALttt N1 At UtkrH heard him wish iorit. 10 the a harness doing tor ths great party to which he bsionged.
 ixFAHE.-Ws undcrstand that Jud.e flsuFg sill inyits several ef his old friends t0 ao iDiare. tc be given ia honor of en- trance int0 his neS office as ]. F. Upon the ssscasiDn tho usual braBds Of sine, bFan- dies, etc fran varioas Prescott liqsor st.,res viii be furnished. besides aa eEtFa bTaad sent hIm by an old ffiead nox living "a Oakland. The same old tub used In 1883 sy tDO-e who organized the Territorial Gov ernIneni, in which the punch was made, has been preserved by the Jadge, sud will again be brought into reputation oa this esesiful occasion.
 FRoM PHmADzLPHIA. We we're pleased fO meet, tO day. in oar t0Sn, Joseph c. Henszsy ard Samuel A. Hepszsy. father and seq, direct from Phl.adclplss. These gentle men have been familiar with Arizona for many years. having heard much about it ana it's wonderful mining resources through 1 Dr. Willing. one of the ploneeFs in this i section. The Messrs. Henszey will re- main in this section fer some time examin- l ing different enferprises. and if things | ''sbow up7 as they expect, probably become | interested spd loea e in thls vicinity. They | arc sAId to be excellent gentlsmen, and | possess ample means 10 carry out any en- Ierprise they may embark in.
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Startling Announcemsn.r

Two or three miles of telegraph wire belonging to The government line, between nere and Mtricopa. Is liable to get out of order at any time. OSiag to the unusual accident of break in the wire, we were uEable Co obtain our usu d telegraphic news to-day We do not need to apologize for the management of the iine Their efforts to keep it in order are only too commend able; ana ~e should not blame them for spy such li.tle accidents.
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Mouptalneers a, the "cabinet."

Choce fresh groceries direct from Eastern markets, ss L.. s .shford < Co.'S
 MT Herzog will sell California Apples during the month at twenty-five cents per pound. sS-u.
 100 eases Security Coal oil IS, fire test at L. Bash ford Co.'S.
 F. Stahl, of the Pioneer Furniture Store, has recently received new invoice of goods comprising evei iything needed for outfitting hotels, saloons, or private dwellings. These goods have been purchased with a knowl- edge of the wants Of the people of Prescott and vicinity. Cheaper than ever before known. ho
 Iust received full line of the choicest brands ef
 obaccos and Cigars, ct L. Bsshford Co.'S,
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Business Notice.

John F. Scador s duly auth ,rxed to attend to busi ne.s for during my absence in Cs foruia aud for me, and in mama, to and receipt for mOneys due Being my sttorneyl fact he is authorized to sign and acSnowiedge pape my name. He is also appointed Deputy Territorial Treasurer, and VIII st tend suy and all busines, official otherwise,
 IT.. BUTLER Prescott, Oct. eth. 1879.
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Horse Brand.

Know all men by these presents, inst I. the under- signed have adopted make knovn and publicly declare the folowr gt be my stock brsna for horsce, muis and ell sninas owned by me of the horse kind; Brand on Jeff thigh, s.9 H, connect d. Stock running wesi of and near nliamson Valley. in Yavapsi Go nty, Arizona Territory.
 MARTHA JANE CHARLTON. WILLIAMSON WALLET, sept. let, 1879. oct27
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Disso,ution Notice.

The cofertnership heretofore exi.ting between Maj tin SanenbGrg Aug. Boln, fin inc saloon and othe bnsress at Tiptop, Humbug Distric', has bern dis solved by mutual consent, ang. Boln retaining ana continuing the busisess.
 MARTIS sAFFENBURG.
 AUG. BoLIS TIrroP, Oct. 10th, is79,--4tdw
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Executor'. Notice.
In the Probate Court County of yavaoA in the Ter
 rtory of Arizona. In the matter of the EstatsI of
 

--of--
 JOHN FRkIG, dec'd.
 sppsxring to the Judge of said Court by the peti- ton presented and ned by William II smith, executor of the estse of the John Freig deceased praying any order to sell real estste that is cessary ssll the whole of said real estate Co pay tho debts ousd- ing against the deceased. the debts, expenses and charges against the administration:
 IL is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons interested fin the said ppear fore the said Probate Court Tuesosy the eleventh day of November, A. D. 1s79 at 10 clock in the renoon of said day, at the court room of .ad Probste Court m the village of Prescott and said county of ayapz to show why order should not be granted to the said executor to sell much of the real estate of the deceased ss shall necessary.
 And copy of his order be bublished feast three successive weeks in the ARIZONA MIsgR . newspaper printed and published in said village county. Given under my hand at chambers in Prescott the 2st day of October, 1879. JOSEPH P. HARGRAvE
 Probate Judge. TERRITORY or ARIZONA, ss.
 COUNT or YAvAPAI. oo'
 I, Joseph ?. Hargrave, Probate Judge and e1-ofico Cerk of the probate Court of said county d. herebd certify the above and foregoing to be fu true any correct copy of an order made by the Jude of said Court.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand aud affixed the seal of said PIopae Court this st uay of Oct. ber, A. D. 1879. JOSEPH r. HAkaRSvE, Oci her 2i, is1s.-Sw Clerk Probate court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers to sell close to the northern bou dzrv ine Of the Village of Prescott O7 of land about so of which table for residences and tow lots vh 25 acres of garden soi vhs time of the most drought there water enough for any knd of mill or works. PETER BROISASD.
 PRESCOTT, Nov. 9th, 1s79-2m
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PnEseoTT, A. T.,
 Oct, 31st, 1879. Notice is hereby H that the following nAu- d settler " has filed rotce of his intention make final proof in support of hs claim and final entry thereof st the expiration of thirty days from the date Of fhis notice, vfz: JOHN !. BUCHANAN, Of YsvsFai Co. Arizona. for the fractional NE t Sec S. twp "A V w, and names inc following his witnesses, via: Adam Scott, of Fsrgusca yalley and Micah Foster Of Prescott.
 wN. \. LILY, Register. Prescott Arizoua, Oct. sI, Is7s,-a
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Cattle Brand.

Know all men by these presents, that l. the under signed have adop ed and make known. and do publicly de lsre the following be my stOc brand for horned cattle. Brand letter. U on the right hip Stock ming west of Williamson valiy. Yavapai County, arc marked with crop, under bit right
 MARTHA JANE CHARLTON. WILLIAMSON VALLEY. Sept. l, 1879. oc427
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to be in arrears for the Weekly MINER are reque-ted to send the amount m, otherwise fhe paper will be discontinued. We send m dunniag letters. C. <. BEACH.
 Prescott, Nov. fl. 1879.
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List or Distances Fron, Apache to Prescott

Nessrs. Tuning and Staples, wAo recently came over the route from Ccamp Apache to Prescott, measured the same carefully with an odometer, and furnished us . copy, winch will be valuable table of reference fos all who live along the route or have oc- casion to travel over the same:
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LSs~

Tbe follss lng Is . Iist of letters remsiu- ing h the Prescott Posf.ftioe foE the seek .-..sf.n~ Nnx s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
FARM MANDSTOCK

Containing a asrcs rich moist arable land, and stock range unsursssed in the county. Climate very mild long reasons. Ten Is . cieeegA which be easily subdued and planted in alfalfs other crops- During the present dry season. the land pro dsced s the rate of s0 bushels o and i50 bushels O. potatoes per acre
 In addition to the ae range the ground will produce in ordinary year g. 800 worth Of corn, and po- atoes ~ three cents Ter pound. IL also many advantages ss poultry farm. IT you looking for ouch pisce can and see it.
 Price S2,OOO. sE-FoE full particular. enquire of J. L. FISHER co.
 Prescott. sepsember s,h, is7s-2 mos.
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UULDERs or STEAM MAcHIxKx IN ALI ITS bssneAss- sae~uhaat, steamship esd lad
 E.iGlAES 4 BOILERS,
nlsa fr's.ars oT convsuaL

ORDINARY KN0ISE compounded xheB aasi~shle.
 STEAM BoELE e -Parsscuizr sIirutsas <ipra to tfs quafy f ths nssrszzi workmanship. and baz hrss-cl1ss wogk rfodncs<l.
 WATER FIfE. ef eosirx or shn-i tren. sf szy sise an14s a sNs1ahas lsngth fer essnseslns t<rshs<. sheets ros ptneed sssa p4ckea for shlys eat ns&ay te bs invites co tsss sraaEa-
 HYDRAULIC EfNETtSo-- Bc4ler vprk sed wster Etp~ sasfs by this sishsaesss. rfxsi~d hs ky- 1rsa rive usrhine y quality of vutk b<<nf fsF saTez4er Co baud woTt.
 FuNF <-Fcr Eata aR of sny cap4eify and of any sfFae. Our sgie of di7ert- compound engines, ssfk eubie iiar ef pz1ps pArtacaisriy ebdsd. we refer o thoss ln use having eees hrokra aosn.
 DIRECT ACHING ENGINES fer undsrsroane ucFk irrigation cfty ~4arw rks purposes bn h s1fk the esl-brz.ea DAssy wave nassios sng@rsog to sny cthnr.
 MINING 1AcaTNERT--<sasEfE mlIiz. pans. b ss<rs. hssfne machinery. ssnkIas. ho tpg esesnrs. oshsz machinery Ieonire<i. oalTam
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CONSUMPTION Positively C UT e d

A sufferers from this disease thst are sxious to bs cured houd try sr. kissner's Celebr ted Conaump- 1ve Powders. These Powders he only preparation known that viii consu npti0n and all di-ess~s of the throat sqd lunEsindeed, strong f. faith in them and also Co convince you that they are hgm- bug, will forward 10 every sufferer by nal poet paid. free trial box
 don't wHilt your money untll you are perfectly satisfied of th' ir curative pputrs. If ysur Efc e Ith saving, don delay in wing these Powders . trfsl a. they will urciy cure you.
 Pric~, for large box Si. sent Co any part of the United sses canada by mail, receipt Of price.
 Address
 ASH & ROBBINS,
 nov7yl S60 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. \. Y,
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Persosss in calling fer these letters wiIl please say sdEerliscd.
 T. ". OFgs, Postmaster. The Pearl oil, xoS EXPLOSIVE. guaranteed 50 fire test, st Ellis' store. j30 Fresh neetarines just received at N < c. Ellis. l30. Dried Necfaunes, Cherries, Plams, Ger. man Prunes, and Rlaskberriss st kllis' store. al Imported wines and liquors 6. N & c Ellis. s27n
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EDUCATIONAL.

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CPENOKRIAN CUISINES OOIIHa1
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e, hnndreds OF sraduatss, men md Epmsn. sas
Esspcpdenes. Sung = aioSi.ssoos. siSss v q
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E thics md Lecturer Entire oourss nay s. en-.
ss sS;ss 7''' % 0'd'SS :sSsafisSs ,,,.s..,
PsIny.As;TC!xtESs Hoe. or e @Asa-L.a.1, -.
Nsa pa na1t HanS H !oeae oAsitnmstic amptaeA
a'1' 81 ssSS s:'s:s i Z I1 slsss s,5
BANKERS.
Xto5n profits on Is days investments Of 0i00
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S1O e $1,000 MVE0TED q van q aee0
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A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHAN0R WI
execute orders for the purchase or sale OF 6toc1
sions o. each 100 shares Stock privileges neeotated
on responsible parties only. Correspondence solo.
tied Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mining and
STOCK Exchange, IS Wall st, New York Referenoo,
ManyAns Esq. President National Trust 90,
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tNHOMAS ]. MYERS, Real Estate Agent,
1915 F street NV.
FOB RENT.
Gil 18th, 4story Brick, 10 rooms, mod. imps,
s so2 lStss story Brick, rooms, mod imps.
6ga ana OH n. J. ave. NV, Brick, rooms, m
922 st. n W.. Brick. rooms, mod. imps
~ f. cor. VT ave. and n st., Brick. IL rooms. m l.
BOB 22d st, Frame, 10 rooms, mod. imps.
2207 81 St. Frame. 8 rooms, mod. imps
91& 18th n. w., Brick, 10 rs., water and gas m1.ly
LOB RENT
nos. 5l8-2O22 10th ct n. w. furnished, m. $4,000
no ~! "a ava NV, house and store. 666
no. "a Zap. 81, moo tmps ................ COCO
NO. SIS Missouri ave-, gas and water. 60OO
NO ls6 T. Jap. st., mod. tmps. 5000
No l4!S 9th ct. NV, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
I'D VIZ 6tn st. &C., store ID 90
NO. i4lO 9TH st. Is 90
6taDle, st. bet 7th ana 9th &e............... 500
Houses and Lots for sale In all sections Of the CITY,
A. A. NICHOLSON. Real Estate Broker,
Lenox Building, corner It'll and sta,
IeDzo-u Room
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TNOR RENT
I $40 9Th n-, store and dwelling. mod. imps $1,000
9! Defreee st. rooms, mod. imps ........... 1900
"A Defrees st., rooms, mod. imps ...... 1900
l741 et rooms, gas and water. ......... 1900
New Brick Houses, NH ave-, 2 rs., m i, ais each
FOR SALE.
Special inducements to builders in buying ground
and to parties wanting small houses the monthly
sold at auction prices and on easy terms Parties
be suited at my office ~
To LOAN-Several sums at per cent
W. T. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker,
feb25tr 101 e street NV.
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some OF the southern papers seem to think
that Congress and the President may be able to
harmonic after all at the extra session. The
Richmond State says concerning the report that
the President win approve the repeal of the
Jurors test oath and the law authorizing the
use OF troops at the polls. but that he will veto
the repeal OF the superv1sors:-"Now, nobody
cares particularly about the supervisors. 1t is
the meddlesome deputy marshals we are after.
Rid US OF these, and the supervisors or two
OF each party to witness a fair count-will not
be greatly objected to, We suppose, by any
body
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TOR BENT
R. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and street northwest
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ASersoe esC0sH D0HS Circulation 0cer
15s6OO-bets0 q nsssoh larger BONA nae,
reeSt6r and permanent circulation than
gh0e a. al The other daily popers ~ fhe
cite 0dded together.
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VTANTED-Old GOLD and SILVER. In Largo or
w small quantities Highest Cash price paid.
82l Pennsylvania avenue,
teb2 I'm between 30 and AZ Sta
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suffering Parent mas some remarks to the
point upon the matter of home teaching for
school children. In fact neither parents or chill.
dren should be required to give up their even
fngs to school text books. The children get
quite as much mental examining as Is good for
them In the regular school hours, and their time
out OF school should be given to their physical
growth and cultivation.
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LAeeW1 ahould be addressed to the Editorial or
Duaine0 Manager Of TIE STAB, according to thetr
Ionof and not to any individual name. Otherwise
0ouce, etc.
% the order OF TH1 EVENING STAR NEWSPAPln
OofPANY-not 10 that Of any individual.
- Anonymous communications not read; 10.
lected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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~ Second hand CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES.
&c, 623 9Th ct sw., olery great bsrsainA He pays
the highest prices In CASH fd the several articles
named above Orders By NAL attended TO- novktR
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New YORK, July 9.-The sixth
council of the Union of American and
Hebrew congregation resumed its ses-
sion to-day. Rev. DR.. Silventhal, chair
man Of the special mission on the
course Of duty from the Hebrew Union
College, presented a unanimous report
on the subject, in which he said he
was happy to say that all the differ
ences between the clergy had been
settled.
The report was unanimously
adopted. e
Rev. DR.. Mcndes, chairman of the
committee on Onion College, pre-
sented report recommending at once
the establishment of college and the
erection of a building for such pur-
poses in Cincinnati, and adverse to
establishing branch college in New
York, owing to tie fact that until the
college proper in Cincinnati is fully
established no branch is permissible
according to law. The report recon-
mended an appropriation of $500 for
a preparatory, After an amendment
to the effect that the committee is op-
posed to the establishment of
branch college in New York because
it was in conflict withthe organic law,
the report was adopted.
The chairman of the committee on
the Sabbath question, presented a re-
port pertaining to the preservation of
the Sabbath institutions, which was
adopted.
Mr.. lsaaes presented q report in
favor of circuit preaching, and the
appropriation of one thousand dollars
to supply deficiencies in congregations
unable to pay The report was re-
committed
A letter was read from Ex-Governor
Seymour giving his views on the sub
ject of land culture. He said that he
had watched with interest the
plans of the Catholic Church
to get its people into the cOun-
try and to make their homes
on farms. He deemed it a wise poll
cy and wise to have those of differ
ent faith so placed at the outset so
they can keep in their respective
places of worship. He had no idea
but that the Hebrews would become
good farmers. A recess was then
taken.