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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-16
r. PAvvr1L, Auctionccr.
ByII. l.. staples 6 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!ouoers'
1903 Main street.
4 rcrIoN sALEoF \ SAIL BRICK

A TCTION SALE OF \ SMALL BRICK
"A DWELLING, WITH LARGE AND DEsl-
RABLE LOT. OF THE WEST SIDE OF SIT
OND STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
~TBEETs.--We shall sell on the PREMISE, on
MONDAY, DECENBER 18TH,
at o'clock z. ~. the PROPERTY above de-
,rri.od. fronting 40 tctt on Second street, and
hva wide alley. The house hat five rooms ana
kitchen, and .rands on tie redr Of The lot. Rents
FOR $ per month.
and e. ghieen months, Tor negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust decd.
de II II. l.. STAPLES CO.. Auctionccr.
A SSIGNEES SALE or LARGE AND
"A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND LYING ~
Ct MBERLASD AND BUCKINGHAM COIN
Tif~.-Ihc Undcrs sned, assignee OF Joseph X.
Jones, bankrupt viii sell 40 Cum-crl.uI Court
house, 10 public auciiou' on
MONDAY. DECENlDEE 20, 1851.
that being court-day, the LARGE TRtCT or
LAND formerly owned 10y Joseph X. Jono' con-
one THOUSAND MD TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES.
being On Cumberland and Euckngnam counties
seven mites from Cuulcrl1ud toHlilon'e ana NJ
teen miles from buckingham Ccurihousc. adIoiu-
ing the lands of John 4. Pages estate and other.
There is "a large proportion Df good land lu tie
tract and tine body ~ crcch-boi'om land.
If desired mo tr3ctYili Dee divided into Two ar
more parcel, 10 sult purchasers.
a survey and plat Of said land VIII D. exhibited
on the day Of Slic.
TEi,sIs on sALE VIII BE- one fourth in cash ofu c
purcil=t-moucy: ans 90 20 fLc ~ .duc. Oh credit
Of one. TWO, and three yclr-, equal ln-Ltln'it-'
table note with inicrc added, aud Tie tilc To-
tliaed until tie whole pure. asc-uoney j. lnld.
JOHN z. 81 lLrON,
Assignee cf Joseph l.. JOnes, bankrupt.
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ToBACC0. CIGARS. &c.

ID wHITLOCK, 1h5 MAIN STREET
msnuftct,rrr OF the following fine brands o
GIG AIRS:
MODFL. LITTLE FLORA.
I.h FsTELLE, fiLbABls
PICNIC, NIlfTLOSh's hEl WEST,
hOZAIfT, tbitn,
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer IN lhc following brands Of FINE TO
BACCO ~ manulacturcTs' prices
DIANOIiA. EMPEROR.
WARD BRAND, IiOME AGAIN,
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY Toe. p,ngsl,
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Send for pr.ce-llst. my 27-eod
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B.iilding.-The outlook OF Manchester
40 far as building is concerned - truly en-
couraging. A number OF new tenenentS
are in progress Of erection on Hun, DecS-
tar. Porter, Stockton, Everett, ana f0urun
streets, some of which are calculated nov
only 10 be ornaments TO their respective
localities. hut 10 constitute permanent ao-
ditions 10 the material wealth OF the city'
The exteriors Of Weisiger's three hand-
some framed houses on HUI between
Fifth and Sixth streets have been nnlsnco'
while the large school-housc and dweihhS
Of Rev. b. i. Woodward, on Porter Str &c,
is In the same state OF forwardneSS' nc
boom in building seems, indeed 10 DC
forward. lively movement all over the city.
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Chesterfield County.-The work OF get
ting Jamcs-riyer stone into position Tor
use as building material is proceeding win
great aiacrity, and with an increased force
OF workmen at Granite-so named from the
material which is expected to confer on II
the hoped-lor measure OF prosperity rs
one OF Virginia's new towns.
The Bright Hope railway, extending
from Chester to Bermuda hundreds
il nearly ready 10 be opened Tor business
Ben Owens, a colored employc on the
road, has been indicted, with others, by me
grand Jury Of the County Court, ana WIZ
he tried before that tribunal at ITS present
term for initiating a riot at Chester lew
weeks since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-16

EItEsH CHRISTMAS GOODS.
2O0 boxes LONDON LAYER RAIsINS;
100 boxes VALENCIA RAlSINS:
100 boxes sUL1ANA SEEDLEss RAIsINS:
100 boxes NEW LEGHOEN CITRON:
so bags ALMONDS, WALNUTS, I'll, BFRTS.
PECANs, and PALM-NUTS; 10 bags CO.
COANUTS: 10 casks NEW CURRANTS :
z casks NEW TURKISH PRUNES;
10 kegs FRENCH PRIMES;
90 boxes NEW MusCArkL RAlSINS;
boxes SHIELDED ALMONDS:
600 boxes LAYER FlGS--assOrted:
100 buckets and half-barrcis MOEE'S
MlNtk-MEAT; 600 buckets PRESERVES
aud FRUIT BUFFERS;
1000 cascs CANNED PEACHES, tom tTOTS,
CORN, PEhs, sc: 20 crates CRASBER-
iilkS; 20 boXes MfsSlNA ana MALAGA
LEMONS; FIREWORKS, &C.. &c;
together with large stock Of Fancy GrOceries anJ
confcctioneries suitable for Christmas. For sale 10y
GODDl< TRlBBEfT.
Ihliteenth street between Main aud Gary.
dco-eDI3U
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By =. P1nnlll. tuctlCHtcl,
Petersburg. Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAL
Y UABLE WATERFRONT WITH EIGHTY
AND 4 HALF ACRi3 or LAND ATTACHED.
NEAR CITY LIMITS. ~ DiNNlDDiE COZ y
~. At ACC1ION.-Iy virtue Of decree ot The
Circuit Court at DinWiddie county rendered 1t tie
Octohcr Germ, 1859. ana october Term, rol, IN
the 4ult Of Mcfarland and others gs stocklcli and
Others, We SHALL ou
SATURDAY the l7TH instant,
NJ the store Of T.. Paunln. 20 Bank street Poer,-
burg, Va, -cl 40 auction thai : ALI ABLE
Tract or LAND ia ni1widdle county lying
iu>t hcv0nd the Locks. Immediately between The
railroad and ;hc AppomattoN river, containing
about EIGHTY AND A HALF ACRES Or
LAND. with . river front % about one and quar-
ter m .le. and MOST SPLENDID WATER
POW FR Of ~ feet iall. 4 more desirable opening
fora fine watcr-powcr. with % landed property IT.
qchcd cannot found la tli- stage. and those de
-iroli, Of buying an miss this chance VIII have
liictimc OF r. gIct- and a fortune LOST y plat &c
the auct iOuccr'~ office.
TERMS One-fftn cash; bSlauceat one, two. and
three velr credit. intercs added for approved ne
gofiable paper, and tile rCtlined unii lnll pay
mcnt. ALEAANiIlh HUMAN
JOHN MANN.
Commissioners.
r. PAVNTrL, AuctionCor. DE- lu-7tT
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DICHMOND. FEEDEEIOk-nI HU

MOAD. fEEDEEit h-Hi ED
II AND POTOMAC EfliEDND.-e.t.
commencing SUNDAY, No,'mlrr ~, 1851.
G.CO a. ~, leaves byr'i-~tr''t --. Don 90. d
only 90 Nlil.ul .ud iuc,,'l .. r.
$50 4. NJ, icaNC- hWd-~fi'-t station dllt ....
ccpt sunttsI
400 +. VI. lctvos Byrd pst station f.0.
400 J.. IL, Accommodation fpr t-iIlIi.., '...t .
Lrotd--tpe- .i2liou -..g H....'
SLudtyeI.
l1:2s \. W., auiros at plr',--,r'ct o.. .t.ou ll...
2:49 L. NJ, arrives 20 byr'--tr-f fagun .....
makes no local -i'l-.
9:J6 L. NJ, arrives 10 Iiyra-~lr,t fItCu . n.
(rNcopt ~uudfyL
S:3f \. NJ, Accommodate, -||ftn Ht ir.I..
street station ego D. D.pIt ~UniIF.
&. 4. TAiLOR. t'l. I'D ilDtH i-....
J.. T. ID. Ma EEs, Gcucr.l eUItf.r.,u,rL'.
uu 30
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-DOWN SHE
~ COEs.-FUsST-CLAS~ ANTHRACITE 80
40 per ton. 1000 pounds; LUMP SPIINT. $3.50
Der ton. 1000 pounds; PINE aud OAK WOOD
long. sawed. and split. NIsT VIRGINIA En-
CINE md CUMBERLAND Goals. Full weigh.
and satisfaction guaranteed. 7us Broad and 1908
Cary strtst idc b 4. y. PAGE.
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PROFESSIONAL.
LUMBER.

u,O PARTIES USING PINE AND
| OAK LUMBER I would say an prepared -
contract Tor aln bins from 5o94 to 1 ,I
pfN.F &C.. w 4. Gil NAiBERS. JR..
Hardware Depot. Nalienn Post-Othcc,
no o-9m Richmond and Aiicohary railroad.
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STEEL. IRON. &c.

STEEL. Iron, &c.
CTEEL.-NAYLOR'S CAST-STELL-
ri rsTFPFD and MACHINERY sTEfL-as-
sorted; - .t
TIRE and ~PRING-sTEEL-a sorted.
ALSO,
WAGON and CAPT ANLES, Norway -hnpcs'
SNEDFS and REFINED lhON-t, -or,,sl ne.
For sale hy H. IL WIN ''-'
no 27-.Od
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A CnATTERBoX FOR TEN CENTS.

A CHATTERBOX FOR TEN CENTS.
FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS
Il. y. FRENCHS,
no. 1903 MAIN STREET.
ENGLISH CHATTERBOX for 1881 at 75c.;
All Of the GILT-EDGED POETS At 75c.;
BlBLES-lll sizes and prices;
Hl1IN-BOOkS from SC. 10 50;
POCkET-BOOhS-all sizes and prices;
FINE Sll.k-PLUSH GOODS In ALBUMS. RETl-
CVLES, CARD-CASES, and PURSES;
CHRISTMAS CARDS from lc. To soc;
WORK-BOXES (cOmpeiel from 35c. 10 Sc;
WRITING-DFSkS from soc. to 81:
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH-ALBUM
20c. TO Sc:
GAMES from lc. to So:
CHlLDREN'S BOOKS from SC. 70 $500;
Finest assortment of Bon PAPERS IN The city
A comnicte assorfncnt Of HOLIDAY GOODS.
REMEMBER TIE NuMBER,
dc I5-Iw 1903 Main street.
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CELLULOlD TOILET-CASES,
GENTLEMEN'S DREsSlNG-CASES,
BEAUTIFUL ODOR-CAsES
POCKET TOLET-CASES.
ELEGANT CIGAR and MATCH-CAsES,
FlNE-CUT TOILET BOTTLES,
| NAIL-SETS I'm boxes,
ELEGANT HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and GERMAN PERFJJhl.
EEY,
and every description TOILET ARTICLES for
sale by Il. ROBERTS BAKER,
| successor to Meade & Baker,)
/ dc l5-2w 90 east Main street.
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On Train 5C-NeF orb and tusna rtH N...
ingCn ald banYilic.
on lrylin 5@-Bichmcut and DIrNl",, ruI ID
VIE and Augu-tf.
All T.iss cugtT trains .tDp 80 Bon .iir.
Tickets sod 30 80 Ieinl- Drtb. -Dli'l...', ..
southwest. aud Lazy &c cbsra, through.
No hy-oycg choyhe rfcn 'u ileai ' A'tf-
TlFf
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i+.t''lef. fI--.
- it,, .t-... ..,... ,I
I-,a'' ~, ~, n, o. '-. 10" ~ 10 t.t DO
-,''-'' 90 w ''' 800 '' '
coni,,ctlTe at w. ,oii.i ou Ir,..i .Tirr...
and SATURDAYS si.l -t,lus.s ~, I..Ilm,u I
th sl SeT;1' train ,,.,,my u,.smoul .,eloAu
viii have pa .ugor-co,cu at,er.L
foit and Wc,tsm r,.iro.., ~ = .., o.. D.. De-
burg. and ~ -lutIWo.u.rG I...f-
Tram 20. - ifi.tIua.N ulU. only l0iNf''I I'I..
VIII aua Atlanta, -lorllu.. 30 tI.....r. -..
bury, Charlotte, -fnrtlubnr.. trsns De
Ioccol. Lula ana n.ir' '"'r' -"t b.. ..
lluta ~ IN points >.I.a .... sang. "'a-
Train No. 90 tlhrourL rI.-'. ,,r up 90 1li
uons. couuceusr a .t.f--t Pa A,iiiDH
su,iierhn hauow-ca-f. rYi' p ''l'.n' b..
salisbury VIZ" N"teri ',.- go D., r'.i,' a.,
frau point in Victim = .i -.i'l. 4t' no Ne
l4nta f5r all point. soaol -.. -.n.Ar'rt
Train NJ. b. lt.r.f -'h.' '." h.I.
80 all stations. caulcrtH. -t -u.i'f 'lr' VIII ~
TN and suu..lilu. haIroH-'ia,-'' l-ilroad 'i
Milton; no t.' .a.t f.r d. t'irf- 'trt' tn4 -O'
wet: "a Chsrlot.e Viii tnraar,. Columbia ln'
Augusta railroad t.r columbia, A-f. li' $50 1907
nah and ioaat Ifih-.
Trains isolH 10, 7Nut'i A.tN. II
2:3- J.. VI; n. IL ga J.. 'i'' .l l9 d,
r lt,.,.., - io-' - ''' '''- 'As t' '''V ''
PCLLMhN-C.H SERVICE
On Train 5o-N,,7 Yorl and ,,i,u., ftrW ...
lnaon aad panyllic.
on . ~, %, 'u' ara I'1i '''' '
AZ I,see .ls,E tiAin' y. '' u.A .N'f. .
litAcL- r"in - 80 i-.ih'- -ii w. r'
southwest Hiil aef itc enc e., ~ fN.
No hy-oFci chctAe Hftn "h iDo..i - ZOO
General Pas. MGR and Is Lel 50.
=. NJ II. rAioorT, Gtne."i Na1as'r.
C1tEeApEAEF ANn ,Iuo pff-
Y WAY TIME-rABLE,IA LYfECr No'th.
Dir -, 1881
TAO 4. ~, A. II No. !, i.HFo7 Eicfuunt
arrives Chariot, Mile 1870 \. =. -
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.

They will on SATURDAY tho 10Th day Of De-
cembcr open the largest and most elegant, a. well
as the cheapest assortment Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAH CARDS
ever offered in this city, and solicit on and after
that day an inspection of the zane.
We have also the largest stocks Of
FINE BIBLES, IYNlN-BOOKe PRAYER
BOOKS, AND HYNINALs,
IN sets, ever brought 10 this city in one season.
FINE PAPETERIEs, in eilk-p!usI, siii:, and lea
thereto;
WORk-BONES, In walnut, ebony, and leather
WRITING-DES from 9cc. TO SO;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS Of all styles and the
best manufacture;
BACKG AMNiON-BOAEDS. CHESS;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at all prices and in al
sizes;
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, surcrb assortment, In
paper, IN cloth, in leather and in limitations
ivory bindings;
SCRAP-BOOKs, all sizcs, qualities and prices;
CARD ALBUMS for the preservation Of the
Christmas cards;
THE BRITISH POETS, from Chauccr 10 Tenuy-
eOn. with red lines and git edges-75c. per vol
ume the same IN full morocco, for $3.50;
TIE CHATTEGBOX FOR 1851, only 7jc.ca
JUVENILE BOOKS ~ low prices.
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lhFshAY.olsr DrcrMnEE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will he sold at the
- Richmond Bazaar on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. 1881,
"a, 10 O'Clock. ONE BUGGY. % sIti-fy au exccu-
ZION Inn INV hands. JOHN ". WRIGHT,
dc - rheril City Cf Richmond.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
NOR CHRISTMAS.

EOR CHRISTMAS.
BUY NOW!
GET YOUR CHOICE,
AND AVOID THE RUSH
or THE
LAST WEEK.
MCCARTHY,
BooKsELLER
FANCY GOODS,
ole MAIN STREET.
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS CARDS,
ELEGANT LEATHER GOODS.
WBITING-DEsKS, WORk-BONEs,
onOR CASES. JEWEL CAskS.
GLOVE AND HANDkERCHIEF-BO Boxes
cuu nPrN;s sI Boo f GAMES, BLOCKS, &C.;
PURSES, PORTE-MONNAlEs;
sATCHELs, PORT foIlOs, MUSlC-hQbis'
LAE-lADbEIS. --..-....
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S DRbSolNu-
GASES.
PHOTO ALBUMS, sCI,AP-BOOhs;
FINE BOX PAPERS;
FINE OLIVE-WOOD NOVELTIES,
CARD-CASES, ISkSrANDs;
FINE LEATHER CIGAR AND ClGAfEI IL
CASES:
EASELS. PANELS, FRAMES
and many other goods now In stock ana more 70
come. .
UAND%ONTLY -ILLUSTRATED POENiS-aH
STYLES Of binding:
ALL THE POETS, from DOC: to $40
PRAYERS AND Iii MNALS-all sizes ana s'YicS
BIBLES, HYMN-BOOkS, ~
REVISED TESTAMENs, RELiGlOuS BoOhS'
MLUSTRA TED BOOKS OF TRAVEL, ,
JUVENILES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, selected
especially for my trade. by Robinson Crnsne,
Esq. -. Nichols, hate Greenway' Mo.her
Goose. Dr. Watts, Caldecott. Eosnh tminell !;
friends Of the children, including Hans Chris
tIan Andersen. Grimm, and Old Dir. Robinson
Of the Swiss family.
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CIiRISTMAS TRADE
beginning with Us fully ten days cartier than usual
found us not quite prepared for It. But Monday
morning we will he in fun force, and equal 70 any
demands that may be made for
BOOKS, ALBUMS. DOLLS,
TIN TOYS, WOOD TOYS,
TEA-SETS. BUREAUS.
DOLL CARRIAGES, CHAIRS, VASES,
TOILET SETS. SMOKERS SETS,
CHINA ORNAMENTS. MAJOLlCA GOODS,
MOTTO and FANCY CUPS AND ShUCElS,
MUGS. PLATES. CAkE-IhSkE FITS,
PICKLE-STA NDS, UGAB-DiSllES,
CASTORS. CHILD'S SETS
JEW EI-STANI1S.
SPOONS. KNIVES.
FORKS. CUPS, GOBLFTS,
INDIVIDUAL SETS, WORh-BONEs,
WRITING-DESkS,
JAPANESE BOXES. TT AVS. and Bie ACkErS,
VELVET FRAMES, WALNUT FRAMES.
COMBiN ATION FRAMES. EASEL FRAMES
pOCkET-HOOkS. S!lOPplNG-BAGS,
NFCk-CUAINS, LACF-PIhS,
LADIES SETS, SLFENE-BCTTONS.
EAH-DROPS, WALNUT TABLES,
BIACk1NG-CASES. CORNER CLOSETS.
CLOCK SHELVES. BGl;D-C AGES, TIN SETS.
DECORATED CHINA CHAMBER SETS,
RUGS. SATCIiELS. NALlSES,
PARIOR LAMPS. SIT DENT LANPS,
BRACKET LAMPS, HALL LAMPS,
LIBRARY LAMPS.
We are bound 20 sell tie stock we lave, and the
prices are very low at STEVENS,
dell sos Broad street
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Eatate Agent and Auc'i0nccr,
IIl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
I HOUSES AND LOTS,
ON NORTH LINE OF MARSHALL SIREAI
BETWEEN COLLEGE STREET AND
JAIL ALLEY.
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SMITH AID ALs.} Charccry Court city Of Rich
~. n,nd
IL. II. BROWN. y
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vovsnAY GOODS.

THRIsTMAs GOODs.-FINE WHEN
y ciARAIslNs ia gsr ei r SE ,Sc ci pay ~
49,, ,,ounds for oSc.: ATMOEE'S MlNCE-
Mat, IOc. per H.; MIXED CANDY, lec; pSr
~, three pounds for be-; FRENCH tANDf'
Doe per m: MIXED NUTS. 15e. per n. AZ
A. last WOODS, 4ip Sixth street.
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.LaaaLs EIyIS FOSI puv G06l Nv
LSaa aHL dOA MOOT
10 MAJ
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

By virtue Of n certain decree Of The Circuit Court
Of IIcnnco county in the cause OF Howell ana
wife IS. Moricn and diS., entered on the ION uhy
day Of December 1881, we shall sell by public auc-
fion a the PREMISES,
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RAILROAD LINES

Fragltmd Prf,i,
Mail Pa..suv.r f.,'. ~
e'' sunday. *. sunday. o.. sqri..
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Eyyirtuc ofGcrrcc Off edmond Chanccry Court
entered December 10, 1881, in a snit styled as
pointed. win proceed t. sci by public auctiyn On
fle .rcml -ts, on
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Trains fcoin tlo south a-r.yC 70 Richmond I'
OBS u. 81. - a. NJ, ana ! =. ". nr3 ir.a A. .f
Point 80 1920 4. ~ ,f. cu.erl, e.lV f NJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
Progress Of the Auentic s Pacific.
SAUNDERS, Sept. 10, 1881

oAb-hDLASoi A1Cpt' 1NJ 1OSA- The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad iseomple ted from Albuquerque, \. NJ, to Navajo Springs, A. T., which is l3 milet west from here (Saunders) and PIP miles west of Albu- querque, or the junction of the A & P. and A. T. & s. F. R. R.
 Saunders, the present terminus, is 199 miles west from Albuquerque, and will be the terminal station until the road Is con- plcted to Billings, % miles west of here, when terminal station will be moved ts Nay ajo Springs The road is partially graded to Bill Williams Mountain, which IS 400 miles west of Albuquerque.
 Work on the road is being pushed rapidly forward and trains will probably be running into Holbrook by November 1st.
 The terminal station will most likely be at Navajo Springs within two weeks.
 The recent heavy rains have seriously i'm peded the progress of the road, which would otherwise have been completed to HolbroOk ere this
 The road will not be completed to Brig ham City before November %.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23

o ea week in your own t3va. rsrns aad s5 oRtet poVlss- AsSrsss R. HALLsrr Ca. PorsaRa, Me
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
TUESDAY.

The always welcome rain made its appear snce again to-day.
 Lieut.. Smith is acting Chief Quartermas ter in the absence of Col. Hodges.
 In another column will be found the wheat lad" of Theo. Louisillon.
 Berry Brothers, of Albuquerque, ar. shipping corn to the San Francisco Noun tain country from the Rio Grande.
 MT. Frat, a capitalist from Sacramento arrived in Prescott yerterday. He has beeI in the stock business for many years 1T California.
 \. Ellis has received portion of an invoice of 300 sacks of barley which he had shipped him recently from Phenix. It is all sold tc the R. K. contractors, who are carrying il away about as fast as it comes in.
 Mir. Frank Wells and John Reese re. turned yesterday ..from the stock ranch oi Messrs. Wells, on the Verde. They have been up and down said stream for 40 mile: and failed to find any sign of Indians.
 Joseph R. Walker, Sheriff of Yavspsi county, returned this morning from Laip: camp. on the line of the A. &. P. R. K. having servedan attachment on the property of NIT. Lail to satisfy claims in this city. Deputies were left in charge and work goes on as usual.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23

Several freight teams arrived in Prescott to-day. The MISEE received proof press just 5 days out from San Francisco. OK wagon time in 40.
 Johnny Bourlze is in from his San Fran cisco Mountain Dotatoe ranch. He tells us that the only thing he misses in being out of Prescott is the luxury of her barber shops, for let it be known that John has forest of whiskers that annoy him very much. Try a razor
 Fl. 4. Marsh, good brick mason, con- menced the br1ck work on the new Congre- gational Church to-day. This church, when completed, will have seating capacity equal to that of the Marina St. Church, and would Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
Late Military Orders.

Surgeon c. c. Bryne is releived from duty at this point, and will proceed to Camp Thomas, A. T., reporting to the command ing officer for duty in the field.
 Second Lieutenant Percy Parker, Eighth Infantry, now at Maricopa, will proceed to join his company at Globe. The enlisted man now at that point with Lieut.. Parker will proceed with him and join his company.
 Major George B. Sandford, First Cavalry, with Companies c and I, First Cavalry, will proceed to Fort Grant, and upon his ar rival will report to these Headquarters for further orders.
 His service being no longer required, Lieutenant Colonel J. D. Wilkins, Eighth Infantry, is hereby relieved from duty in this department, and will proceed to join his proper station, Benicia Barracks, Cal.
 The Acting Commisary of Subsistence at this point will furnish liquid coffee for the detachments of Companies D and K, Eighth Infantry, on duty ss guard for railway trains of the S P. R. R., between Tucson, 4. T., and Deming, \. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23

passing urobseTvedin the urine aud rnAnS other ds eases that lead to iH sanity and cesth.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
MONDAY.

Pa;en & c., and Mir Mccormick, R. R contractors, ale ID town.
 Our brewers are sending out goodly quan titles of lager in the R. R.
 Nr. Geo. Banghsrt, of Chino. Jno Marion. of Upper Verde, MT. Pine, of Lower Granite Greek, are in town.
 Yesterday passed of quietly. only one fight having disturbed the usual tranquility of our ''plne-clad village"
 The boys of Phenix have Indian blood in their eyes and woe be unto the red man that gets in range of their pop guns.
 Attention is called to the advertisement ef Captain Eagan, who wants four Specu- iators have chance in this to make some money.
 Lute Wilson is in from the saw mill. He reports the mill running regularly and orders enough coming III 10 keep 1t going for months.
 Capt Chas. P. Eagan left yesterday for Camp Thomas for the purpose of directing and managing in person the forwarding of supplies to soldiers in the field.
 The number of fighting men in popul,- ton, IS about one in five. Using that as a basis of calculation, and knowing that the number of Indians out does not exceed 75O. 1t leaves l50 available fighting men.
 Several gentlemen, who have had the Vic torina mine bonded, arrived in Prescott on Saturday and left for the camp on Groom creek to-day. No doubt they will take the property since 1t shows up so well and has enough ore on the dump to pay the purchase money If they take deed, then mill will follow. This IS good property and in s fine mineral district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
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