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The daily gazette., 1881-09-20
The One Hundred and Thfrty.Fifth
Occasion,

At New Orleans. on the 9th day OF Au-
gust, at the 1s5th Grand Monthly Draw
ing OF the Lou siana State Lottery Co.,
s30. 900, the first capital prize was won
by ticket So. IS 0.2, half held by George
BArkdo,l, much respected conductor
ON the Perk iomen Branch Of the hill.
adelphia and Reading r. r., living at
Norristown, Penn. the other half held
by Felix d, Lester, a helper in the black.
smith shops OF the Mobile and Ohio h.
r.. At lack son, Tenn; $4,000, the second
prize. by No. 85. .SlS ,one-half held by VIM.
II. shaw, book keeper Lakeside s Foundry.
known party; third, IS 900, drawn by No
AZ ss5. half b Id by Mrs. d. MACK, New
York city, the other half by Chas. Burch,
also New York City; ~ 500 drawn by Nos.
pe 70q and is 0S2, halves held by q. Dell
monte, No. $40 Magazine street. New Or
leans La; Henry Zlemer. East New
YORK ; N, A. Frier, rhawneet0wn, Ill,
kers there Truman Bartlett, No 50 Tre-
mont street. Bos' ON, Mass. There were
thous ,,,ds or other lucky enfs too tedious
10 enumerate, but any Que anxious TO
Know about any thing connected with Il
shouid write at once 70 N. A. Dauphin,
New orleans, La, before october llth, this
day OF the 18th drawing. sept, IA.
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ANCHOR LIN E,

AWNH~N - ~ -
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, 500 to $50. srEERAGE, t2s.
These Steamers do not carry cattle, sheep
or pigs.
And every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, t5 to SOS Excursion at Re
duced Rates.
Passenger accommodations are unsur-
passed.
All Slater Dorls on Main Deck.
Passengers booked ut lowest rates to or
from any Railroad station In Europe
OF America.
Drafts at lowest rates, payable free OF
charge, throughout ENG laud, Scotland
and Ireland.
For books OF Information, plans, DC.
apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bow
IIyG GREEN, N. Y. Or 10 SAMUEL
BETS, Adams Express. Whining ON,
Del
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u,rETu FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful teeth at o.. S., s8 and -
A q per act, Teeth extracted with 49,
ont pain by the use OF gas. over 0IIIp
thirty years experience:
DIR. GALLAGHER,
Jylt-tf, NO $50 MARX et street.:
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1,,ANTED.-By q competent woman,
W tIac. to do general housework.
Apply 80 WeSs rr""s o" 90"
SEPT 3ls
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,1,ANTED.-A BOY. Apply at this
W ntf,ee. sepl.tf
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=, ANTED.-A Hostler or Driver wants
" home. Country motel pref rred.
cali at once and door below A on Queen
tireet,
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SUMMER GONE.

Ncm he Bosson Journal.
The miikweed bursts Its silken pod,
The ripe and downy grasses nod,
The golden rod is blossomiDg
And plaintively the crickets sing,
For, underneath the fading grass.
Alas, alasl
The Summer dies.
The winds are sis hing DER the sea,
And woods catch up threnody;
The homesick robin sings no more,
And swallows ny to fairer shore,
Piping. as to the South they pass,
Alas, aIasi
That Summer dies,
Ah.something from my life hath flown
Than Summer, sweeter, ,dearer grown;
Though sleeping. only sleeping they,
My heart cries out impatiently,
That underneath the fading grass,
Alas alas!
Ny darling liest
Doth sleeping summer ever dream OF
Bare brown woods and fettered stream9
WHAT Joy TO waken from repose
And on her bosom find q rose;
But we behold the fading grass
And cry alas,
That Summer dies!
The daily gazette., 1881-09-20

DIR. G. W. BENSON, OF BALTIMORE, MD
We give above correct likeness Of th,.
weii-khown and successful physician
and surgeon, who has made q life long
study of Nervous Diseases and the mis-.
eases ca Of the Skin. and he now stands in
the hlghes, rank, as authority on those
special and distressing diseases. In the
course OF his practice he discovered what
now are renowned In medicsl practice.
viz: com btnaiion OF Celery and Cham.
omile in the shape OF Pills. They are
used by the profession at large and CON-
stanily recommended by them.
IL Is not patent medicine. IL is the
result OF his own experience In pract .ce,
They are a SURE CURE for the following
special diseases, and are rthv OF a tr al
by all intelligent sufferers. They are pre-
pared expressly 10 cure sick headache.
nervous headsche. dyspeptic headache.
neuralgia, paralysis, sleeplessDess, dys-
epsia and nervousness. and WILL CURE
an case.
sold by all druggists. Price so cents n
box. Depo'. l08 north Eutaw st., Balti-
more, Md. By mail. two Loxes for 81. or
six boxes for 50 50. 10 any address.
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,I1ANTED.-A purchaser for TWO nnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth.
near the beach. or an exchange lor city
property. Address. ID" This once.
sepl dSwtf.
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TEAS AND coFFEES.

BUSINESS NoTICE.-Jas. Crippsn, havs
ing s0Id all the stock OF Teas. Co1I6oss
and Sp tces, contained In store No. west
Third street TO joseph d. Patton, to cheer.
fully recommend him 10 the public q =
honorable upright business man.
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,.yANTED-Ail persons wine are Ia
w want of anything, 10 make known
their wants through the columns oil the
GAZETTE. u.
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1,yANTED.-A GIRL 70 do 1 housework'
sepl9-Ts
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,r-ANTED-A cook. Apply at
w lI05 MARKET STREET.
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RAILROAD Linz
PHILADELPHIA. a. WiIWIUIT57
l AND 1ALTIM01E = AL

pAILADMPMIA, Willie
MAY "a, u
Trains willlsavs Wilmingsun apfun1pu10
rhiladelphia and Yntsrmsdis ~ eaae1nauos
wv $40, 3l0sl0.s0 D. M; III. &oo1S ~
Pniisaelpnia Qcxprssp s.ss. ~ ~
H. "a. Hlb. 0.6 p. m z
Phila. and New York, a06. aas. IN, n.
9.66. u.68 q. m, 1248, a06. k6a. 06 . -
9 z !1saitimors and Intsrn.sdiais ntsaiSnA
PerrvvilIe and lntsrmsdiass ssseasng,
6I6 p. m. \ = - =
Baltimore and Bay linz. $50 ,. =. -
baltimore and Washington, I0s ~
A.2, 56,5.88, .. m; LASS, l.0l, a., ,ldkl p.6
Trains for Dolaware Nvisl0n. leavo ~
Now Castle 900. s.s6. q m.s LS &eg -
Harrington and Intermediate ooaaaenso
S.S6 z. m. Los, e.B p. m. - gg-j
Delmar and Intsrnsdiats atAlaonA ~
q M; Los p. m.
SUNDAY rRAIua. "a
Phtladelphia and Intermodtato Honfsnna
X rni,s y g ssaaelphia d New York. 80. a8as =
Baltimore and Washington, lan, IN
4.0z, 7.65, 2. m. l0.6l p. m,
For further Information paanonRonu -
referred to the time tables posted e -
depM II. y. RENMEYs
9upur1ntln&Gwa
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LINENS AND BLANKETS
All
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADBLPH
Linens.

We are willing that these
should be taken as samples
of our summer buying of
linens: Barnsley double-da-
mask table-linen at $I.5o,
Scotch ditto at $2, and Ger
man napkins, a halfinch un-
der 1 yd. square, $2.25 a
dozen. There are about E
patterns of each.
We have a wide range in
linens very fully covered.
Outer and next-outer circles. City
hall-square entrancs.
JOHN WA
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market
p 4TTT,AD
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-14

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters testamenta-
ny on the personal estate of
WILLAMINA BOSLEY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof
On on before The 1lM day Of December, 1881,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
estate are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 11th day of
December, 1880.
WILLIAM NORRIS,
dec-1TGt Executor
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Harper's Bazaar.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
TUESDAY
Lovely day for a picnic.

Lovely day for picnic
 Abe kieWe left for his home to-day
 Lawyers are as busy IS bees preparing fol Court
 The festive fy has opened the summer campaign.
 Sheriff Walker was busy to-day collecting licenses
 The travel to the railroad via Chino Val ley IS increasing.
 Bones & Spencer make a fine display oi California oranges.
 The work of fitting up anew station at the old adobe IS progressing.
 Prospectors should not ignore the coal fields to the north of us.
 E. T. Riggs will start out to look at a new mining find in the morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
MONDAY.

Paul Breon Is m from Mineral Park.
 Barney Martin, of Antelope, is in town.
 Tptnp has quieted down. All serene.
 A little child of Nathan Ellis IS quite sick.
 The Bell mine. at Big Bug, is looking up fine.
 District Court opens next week at Minera Park.
 Wasn't there mistake last night in thai serenadel
 The Tiptop produced over sG0, 900 durin { the month of April
 sheriff Walker assessed the bullion found on hand at the TiptoF.
 Jrmes Roseborosgh, of the Mineral Park mall line. Is in Prescott
 II. Asher. formerly of Prescott, is in Sar Francisco with his family.
 McCollum, the beef raiser of Bill Will jams Mountain, IS m Prescott.
 Judge Hargrave returned last evening from trip to Peoples Valley.
 Col. Head and Hugo Richards are ex. pected home daily. Bonds sold
 Lieut.. weatherspoon arrived home or Sunday from extended trip to California
 Bryan's prairie schooners arrived to-day with government and citizen freight.
 Richard Shroupe lei;, Saturday per stage for PheniI, where he joinsa surveying party. Several small freight teams went out ;o the K K. to-day heavily loaded with mer- chAndIse.
 Hon. Tom Fitch was Tn Tucson last week. How long Will It take him to milk Southern Arizona dry,
 The track of the Both Parallel R. R. |. now lad :}O miles west of Wingate, and IS actually within the lines of Arizona.
 .Iassen was on our streets today with his bran new express rig. He Is ready to receive orlers.
 We hear that Cd. Head and Hon. Hugo Richards have been successful IH disposing of lavapai County Fund Bonds.
 Mrs. CIaris>a Green and Mrs. Fanny Sher- if, VIC arc told by Mir Sol Lewis. who met them m San Francisco. return snon to Pres cut.
 The Tucson Star. one of our most valued exchanges. comes tu us semi-oocasioually. We miss 1t and would like to sce its bright face daily.
 Jackson NcCrarkin. @ genuine old Hassa- yamPer. came In un the stage Saturday. and immediately Prpcceied to Mineral Park on mining business.
 Fred Maraney came [" town today with hay from ThouPson Valley. He had also samples of very rich ore from the Copper King mine. santa Mara country.
 Geo. W. Hance and wife were in town Saturday and sunday. m attendance on a little matrimonial affair of relatives. due mo- tice If winch appears elsewhere in the MINER.
 Dr. W. W. Jones and partv from Phenix are III town enr,ute to the Cataract cr.ek mines. We expect s.sun to chronicle rich discoveries n that mos; wonderful of all countries.
 Near NIT. DInsinores residence. 2i miles south oi Prescott. Is situate an old fort up- on the apex of high hill The wallsof this aneien; work rf iefc-se are about five feet high yet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
Local intelligence.
SATURDAY.

The days of Book Beer are at hand.
 Mir. Madigan, of the tunnel contract, is iu town for supplies
 Several passengers vent out on the Black Canyon stage to-day.
 Tombstone people are having lively times over titles to certain tOwnaite, mineral lands.
 There was a pleasant dance at HOwey's Hall last evening, under the supervision oi Professor DownsY.
 The good people of Skull and Kirkland valleys hold s.ssial party at the former place this evening.
 James Bixby, a good citizen, who died yerterday morning, was burled to-day III the Citizens bury ground
 Joe Taylor, of Tiptop, leaves for his home to-Inorrow, after a solourn and pleasant visit of ten days in Ffsscottt.
 X young gentlsInaz from Illinois, relative to the Miller Brothers, has taken up resi- dence in fayapai county.
 Mir. Pffeny, good honest man, has re- turned from the Salt River Valley to7Pres- cot, and taken up residence.
 We hear that All tetd ADl -hC rnanfa-ture of lssiks rspex has been estab- lished at TiptOp. It may be-
 Mir. Mccarthy is in from Price, King & Co.'S camp, Flagstaff. He reports lively operations III grading, cutting ties, etc, m that section
 Billy Wander bilt is busy fixing up his trading business at Chino Valley. He re- ports the travel vpon the route between Prescott and the k. K. as just immense.
 Tom Miliigan has made his tonsorial es- taDlishment next door to the Cabinet, a per feet little gem, and if man wants to make A trade with Tom we'll insure them that they'll get shaved
 J H Lee Is again home from Mohave county. whithsr he went with lumber for the Lone Star Mining Company. The re duction works of thls company will be Tn fuli bast in about thirty days.
 Five mules sold to-day by Auctioneer Fisher under order of Justice fleurys Court hrou int s4s5 cash This We consider good indication of the times m Prescott when hFe u,ul.. under the hammer will bring the ab.Nc amount
 Miss Ida Burnett and mother, who left
 
 Prescott some time since to visit Tom bstone. the land where the grasses grow silver threads. the oak trees bear ae"rns oi silver and where the streets are llned with the brilliant metallic substance. has had enough of the '-taiiy land and has arrived at Phe- nix nn her way back to old Prescott
 ARRIVED We note with pleasure the ar rival of Bishop Dunlop In Prescott. The Bishop will hold Divine Service and Holy Communion on tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, m the Marina Street Church, and m the eve ming at < o'clock seryices. The public are invited ,o attend The Bishop IS a friend of the family of Col Benjamin, |. :. A., hence will be A guest of the Colonel and family during his stay. which Is limited until Tues day evening. during which time he will he ,Ic.sa5 ,o have hls friends call. This iE the tir,t visi. m over five wears that Prescott has been favored with froi.. an Episcopal clergy man. Bishop Whitaker, oI Nevada, being the last to favor this section with call
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
Centennial Mining District.

NIT. \. Ellis who returned from the Cen tenniai Mining District day or two since, informs us that the people who own claim: in that section. owing 10 the scarcity of funds have done but little in developing their properties. Mir E. took out supplies and has contracted for the sinking upon one of his five claims a shaft 100 feet deep. The greatest depth down on Hi:: !. . c!.:.;.ns .;ns IS only l4 feet, carrying rich ore 4 feet in width. If the mine about to undergo pros pecting carries its width 100 feet deep and equally rich. then fortune is insured He shipped per team t. Maricopa from two of his mines about 5000 pounds of high grade ore which will be sent to San Francisco for treatment. The surface prospects on some of his properties are fine especially that of the Nabob and 70. k.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06

passing unobseryedIn the urine. and many other dis eases that lead to in sanity and death-
 DR. MINTIE il agree forfeit $500 for case O: .hls kind the Vital Restorative under hs special advice and treatrnent) will cure for anything impure injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie reses all Private Diseases sucoessful without mercury. Con- sulfSton free. ThUrough examination and advice. in- cluding analysis of urine, s. Price of Vital Restora tive 6 bottle four times the quantity sl0; sent to any address uPcD receipt of pr ce, or C. O. D. se cure from observation and iE priyate if des rcd,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. SPINNEY, NO. II KEARNEY STREET. Treats all Chronic and Sp' ciaI
 Di-tasrs
Young Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS of youthful fOlies idscretiOR, E do well to avail themselves Of t,s the boom ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity. DR. sPINSEI will guarantee to forfeit $50 for every of seminal weakness disease of any kind character which he undertakes aDd fsiis to cure.
 MID LIE AGE MEN.
 There many s the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by slight smartIng or burning sensation aud weakness of the system in manner the patient cannot for. On examining the uri nary cep 5sis rOpy -e4nenf Wil often be- Iound and SoInetrae- small particles of sloumen will appear ar the color wlu be of thin milk~h hue again changing 10 dark and torpid appearance There are many men who die of this difficulty Ignorant Of the cause which is the second stage Of seminal weakness. D.. $. will guarantee rfect cure in all such and healthy res- oratiOn of the gsniiO-uTinary organs
 F. S. To private diseases of short standing, fuli courze of medicines, sufciFut for cure with all srcions, vi be sent to address receipt of Slp OFFICE HOURs 10 to and [ E. sundays om 10 % II A Consultation fres. Thorough examination and advice S5. Call CT address,
 DR- SPISNEY co.
 No. II KeaEn-y St., San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
THE BALDW WI N

The Leading Ho;zl of san TrsDcisoo and the mos elegantly sptUIntei hotel tn he word, over SS5nU having ben eIIeuded by Mir Baldwin in its con-trc- G {. A.d furnisEtlg. Headquarters Army snd Navy. special accommodation families and lrge parties Pm the o1her fir tcIzss hotels s to ss Der dsy >Ie.ial coir,racts viD cmade flor permanent boAriers The hCts, ccsehc and err1sgeN tp waiting al yosts an rals=-y ierS-s Rooms can be reserN7d efOre ArrIvAI oy tee gE Ipi.ing the ad~1n
 h25 II. | r AEON. ba-ines- NSnATer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
4. F.. MINTIf, M. D..
Il Kearne1 Street, San Fr.nci.eo, Cal,

Br. Minti-'s kindney Remedy Sephr <tt cum, cures all K iney an Bll fier Complaints Con orrhaa Gleet, LeucorrhoeA- For sale by all druggists sl a bottle, six bottles for s.
 pr. Nintie's Da hriibn pfil<. arc the best and cheapest Dysppsia and Bilious curt in the mrrket For sale by all druCgists- SSt8wu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Isa never failing Cure for Nervous D bihty, Exhausted Vitality. seminal Wes kn-s- Sperulztor=hoEA, Lost Man hood ,ImPotency, Paralysis and all the terrible effects of Self-Abuse, youthful foIlie-, k excr-ses in matnr~r years, Such as loss of Memory, Lassltnde, Nocturnal Ennis sion, Aversion to Society. DiInDess of Vision, Noises in inc Head. inc vital duid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-06
AL KlnDo OF WORK

The d ,rJi,I,i is ? p-eoirsd 10 rece ve orders f-r 5aw s Wo d, C.eanins csilsr and Y rds making Garden Digsi g Graves snd Vel 2. Bu ,lding Fences, Constru ting Walks Set. ng Out Trees, He'ding Cows and chichens- uiidins Quicken ana Cow Pegs and all other Miscellaneous Wo k Lett CTS Dropped in my B X front of the Postofhce, vii Receive Prompt Att sntion.
 JOEL SMITH.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-28
TIE srAR ROUTE Gases.

1t is reported that President Arthur has
expressed determination to push forward
the star route cases, as being aware that
his predecessor had these prosecutions
greatly at heart. 1t is to be hoped that
this report Is true. the more particularly
since the star route people have recently
been exhibiting new access of inpudent
confidence, and since they have not hesi.
tated to tell reporters that they have no
apprehensions. and that in effect the Gov
ernment dare not push them to the wall
One of these persons told reporter of the
Sun the other day that he supposed they
might be indicted, but that the matter
would never get any further. When men
who are charged with wholesale robbery
take this tone, the Government must
either prosecute them to the uttermost, or
1t must plead guilty to the accusation of
being their accomplice. The star route
people have throughout manifested belief
that there were too many Government
officials involved in their swindles, for
them to be pursued seriously. If they are
allowed to escape this is undoubtedly the
view which the public will take of the
affair, and neither the Government nor the
party which is responsible for the Govern
ment can afford to let such belief become
GENERAL