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L. MEYER ft 8UOOE83 I SUCCESS I MEYER A Tucson, U0RT0N-M0KGAN. The White House FJ Fa80, Texas GONE Nine Prisoners Unexpectedly Leave for Parts Unknown, TartMl.y OetolM IHMt mi a SIM Grand Fall and inter Opening, Commencing Wednesday. Oct. 25.

IN Silks, Satins. European American Silk Brocades And a Variety of other aged by THE RECENT FIRE New and Stylish Novelties. The Goods are First-Class THE LARGEST STOCK We will nlaoo before the public MUST AND WILL BE SOLD er before winailed in tliia Territory, which has been caretuily selected within the last two months by our European and American agents. At a Great THEO. WELISCH CO.

Our popular establishment will olfer extraordinary inducements to all wishing to purchase, and an examination of our goods is only necessary to convince the public oi the exertions we havo made. We havo been specially iavorcd in our selections for this season by all manufacturers, in taking our first choice of colors and qualities for every department in our store, thereby securing none but tho molt fashionable goods at manufacturers cost, which we oficr to our customers at a small advance ot importation prices. We extend a cordial invitation to all who wish to look at our grand exhibition of goods for this season, consisting of or TBI PARK THEATER. ALEX. LEVIN Proprietor.

AU'HONSK KINO Manager. Ths oulv nlaoe of amusement In th city. Corwded houses nightly. LOOK OUT FOR NEW STARS. Secure Vur tickets for Private Boxoa Admission, 23 cents Private Bona, 91 Land Patents! Land ScriP! DEPREDATION! CLAIMS! C.

O. CLEMENTS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, St, Cloud Building, Wabhiwotoh, D. C. JVlem IVors' PracHct.

Smral Ytart Cltti UnmvU Otte. Xeviittr Land 0v, aad fiarvtawevrarmf, I'tuA. PATENTS obtained for Mineral, Agricultural and tirant lands. AVIi HflRIP of all classes for sals. CLAIMS against the United States will have prompt attention, TJkitid STATia Skhati 1 WASnwaroii, 1).

June lt M2. 1 I have known C. V. Clements lutimately for eighteen years. His integntv and legal knowledge, coupled with lua official exiie-rienca and familiarity with the Departments of Government, render his services of gnat value to clients.

U. M. UHiLCorr, Cmmittta en ttnnatu and Claiuu. Further references: i'0. J.

A. Williamson, Ex -Com. G.n'l Laud Office Boston; Juik-e P. V. Wilcox.

San Carlo Airencv: E. A. John son, Surveyor Uen'ls Office Prescott. L. ZECKENDORF Special Announcement! NEW DEPARTURE I Our Mr.

Steinft'ld haa returned from his purchasing trip, bringing with him novelties in profusion. All of our departments are crowded to repletion with new goods. W. would respectfully call the attention of our numerous patron, and the public in general, to the fact that our Mr. Stcinfcld pro poses to gire his PERSONAL ATTENTION to the managing of our various selling departments, and that in the future it will be hie great aim to ace that all customers are rightly treated and their wants promptly attended to.

With thanks for past favors, wc earnestly solicit further business. ol5 ATTENTION! Are You ready to See our White and Colored Shirts, Are You ready to See our Fall and Winter Underwear. Are You ready to See our Latest Styles in'Mens' Hose. Are You ready to See our Novelties in Neck Wear. Are You ready to See our Elegant line of Silk and Linen Handorchicfs.

Are You ready to See our Gloves and Suspenders. Are You ready to See our New Collars and Outfit. Are You ready to See our Cutlery and Russ Leather Goods. Arc You ready to See our i'," Latest Styles in Hats and Caps. We are ready to show tlifciu A.

Cor. Congress Street and Church TUCSON, ARIZONA sg sep31ff PAUL PLUMMER Jeweler Optical), South aid Church Phua, Tucson, Dealer In SDSctasle. Kvs fflassea. Tsl cope, risJd-Olsssss, Ore-Ulnssss, MaimiBsrs etc, etc. XiOO Scnll Saw work.

Wood Engraving of all Mads, and fancy Wood Work, neatly dons acoonUnc to order. BracketU, Picture Yam a specialty, at A. W. 8T1F Mat.Wnl.ane Tor. aiutflt? Satlgflaotory Adjustment of the Diffloulty, An Apology whloh Is Deemed Full and Sufilolent Statement Covering the Negotiations.

The Bns pibllshaa this morning tbt following statement and corropondenos A Editob Sua: The following is a copy ol a note I handed Mr. Benjamin Mo gan 1b person about 11, m. ol Sunday the '22nd Inst, at Mr. Morton's request. 'Tucson, October 23, 1882 Mr.

Benjamin Morgan, Sir The bearer ol this Mr. Josia Flournoy, will oommun icite with any frieud of your you may nuue, (or the parpoa ol arranging interview between us at Lin olty, oa the Sonora side ol the line, at your earliMl convenience. Yours W. B. Hobtok Upon presentation ol this dooement to Mr.

Morgan he expressed a willingness to meet Mr. Hortoa at any time, but objected to the plaoe named Line oily ot Kogalee, as being too far and consuming too much time In the settlement ot the question at issue, but desired the matter aettled as soon as it was possible. Mr. Thos. GatM coming In at that moment.

Mr. Morgan referred me to him aa the friend who would act in arranging this matter lor him. In a Bhort time Mr. Gates called upon me and asked until 6 p. m.

lor a further discussion ol the subject. About the hour named, Mr. Gates informed me that Mr. Morgan declined to meet Mr, Horton at Line city, objecting to the place, but stating on Mr. Morgan's part that he entertained the desire that the interview should take place.

I at onoe waived the question of place and offered to allow Mr. Morgau to ohoose any place that.suited his own convenience, but on Mr. Horton 's part requested that details for an interview be at onoe arranged as we desired a settle ment of the question at once. That on our part I could see no possible settlement of the matter but by an interview between the partita at issue and on such terms as Mr. Gates and myself could shortly determine.

Mr. Gates again stated that Mr. Morgan had no ob jection to the interview but objected to the trip to Sonora, and was dejirous that de tails should be speedily arranged. Mr. GatM further stated that the delay was caused by Mr.

Morgan's friends, and re quested that the matter be postponed until 7 o'clock Monday morning when would receive a fltal answer. This morn ing I met Mr. Gates, of arranging for the interview at all.bandtd me for delivery to Mr Horton the following note Tccsob, Oct. 23. 1882.

W. B. Horton. Sir Yours o( 2'2d reoeived. If I construe it right it is in- tended as an invitation to a hostile meeting.

I must decline if such be your intentions, 1st because I cannot go to Sonora, and 2nd if my statements concerning you are untrue you have a perfect and complete vindication at law. Yours, BO MoBGiS. Yours respectfully, Josuh Flocbxoi. Tucson, A. Oat.

23, 1882. About 8 o'clock last night Mr. GatM notified Mr. Horton that he desired to communicate with him or some one in hi behalf. Mr.

Horton (in the absence of Mr. Flourney), authorized Mr. Farley to act for the latter gentleman, in the follow. iag letter Tucson, Oct 23. 1882.

Mr. Thoa. GatM, Tucson, Dear Sir I herewith appoint Mr. Farley to communicate with you in the absence of Mr. Flournoy and to receive from ycu any letter or communication you may have to nake.

Trusting you will excuse my dcure to keep strictly within the bounds of propriety, I am very respectfully yonr obedient servant, W. B. Hobtok. Whereupon Mr. Gates delivered the following communication Cosmopolitan Hotel, Paul Moroney proprietor.

Tccsose, Oct. 23, 1882, W. B. Horton, Sir I appreciate very highly the manly manner in which yon have treated the personal portion of the pamphlet published by me refering to you. I know that it was harsh, perhaps more so than I was warranted, and tb more I reflect npon it and consult my own feelings the more I am convinced that I was wrong in the personalities.

I there fore, in justice to myeel I ss well aa you, withdraw those portions and authorize you to so publicly ata'e. This may be by some misconstrued, but my sense of honor prompts it as a volun tary act. xours, etc Baa Mokgax. THE AGREEMENT. Tucson, October 23, 1882.

T. Gates Daar Sir: I feel authorized to aocept tha note of Ben. Morgan, dated this date as an apology and final termination of the mutter in issue between that gentleman and Horton, on the fallowing conditions: That Mr. Horton may publish the correspon dence heretofore parsed between thee gentlemen, maiely Mr. Morgan and Mr.

Horton, and Mr. Flournoy 's statements of interviews had with you and also this note of even data her ewith. Yours, respectfully. H. Farley.

H. Farley, Dsar Sir. I agree to the above on behalf of Ben. Morgan, Esq. Thos.

Gutrs. Gentlemen take Notice. ftct'cirod from Devlin Clothiers, New York, 100 Elegant gambles of Fall and Winter suits by tbe solo agents A. Goldschmidt Cor. Coiiirrces street and Church Plaza, who will take orders at Xcw York prices and guarantee fit.

octl-3ms A CARD. To all who are aiiffetilur from the arrnra and inniacreuons ot youtft, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of I will senil a rfciii that will cure you, FliEK Ot t'UARUE. This great remedy waa diacov- (F etwl by a miaiioiurv in South Atnmira. n.l a self, addremd mvrloie to the Ktv. 1.

ia. iK lnr Ynrk it CITY AM) COIXIK OFFICIAL PAPER The Sally STAR la sold on all Paaaentter Trains going East and West from Tucson. Railroad Time Table. AIWIVK lIAVt Passenger Kl, Kaat jVaonger Kx.Weet 1'lmiip-ant, Kaat. Kinwrant, Wast.

..6:00 in 0:30 kin. ..0:00 u. 6:30 u. m. .11:80 12 4.Nii.ui.

,11:00 a. 12:30 p. to. Demooratlo Central Committee. Chairman Host.

P. R. Tclli, ol Tucson HEXBUia: B. Hereford W. B.

Hopkins Paul Mortmey, Sr. A. P. Pettit W. A.

Scott John Lamhie Stouter Mart Maloney Tucson I J. A. Browder Line tlity Ont Blanco. Arivaca. ttunsiht (irenterville CP.

Syke Thin HTe JohnBartlett WBernarr KLWood It ThoaU Coyne ii Sanford W.C. Keei Pantano Wollolk San Xavier D.K eyinas Santa Kitas (ler Co Tubnc ami Junction Wood Santa ('fetal ina Scott 1lbm 8 KM Total Wreck ATUe T. xnii mn. Wiuhini.nn Caino. Harnaon Pajarito A Kerr W.

Hopkiss, Secretary. LOCAL warms. C. M. Flnmb ol San Francisco, is in the citY.

He ia connected with the United States Treasury Department. Richard B. Speneer, ol New York, has been in Arizona (or several days, on business connected with some Globe mining properties. He will remain ia the city (or some days. Wm.

B. Brown advertises his new blacksmith shop in another column. Mr. Brown is an experienced hand, and guar antees satisfaction. He ia loonted in the Star Corral, oorner ol Movers street and Court Plaza.

The Paciflo Iron Worts. This well-known San Francises (oundry established over 30 years ago maintains its reputation tor promptness in fill ing orders and the excellence of all machinery bnilt in its shops. A large ex- pe ranee and a thorough practical knowledge of the treatment of ores and the ad aption of machinery to this purpose, have made the Paoifio Iron Works one o( the fo'emost establishments o( its kind in th country. The shops of this foundry are nausully busy at preser.t, with a variety ef specialties in mining machinery. Among other work new in process of construction ia a 20-ntamp dry-crashing mill for a promt.

nnnt mine in New ilenco; a 5 stamp mill (or Lower California; and a hoisting works (or the Coriaty Mine, at Pioohe They are also building for the Benicia Flonnnjt Mills, one of their Wheelock au. tomatio cut-off engines, with boilers and snrfaoe oondensors, of 350 herse-power Also an engine of the same make and size for the new flour mill of M. Weloh at Stoakton, and a number of smaller engines. This angina has already made the best reoord ia milling flour, ever made in California. In the construction of Water Jacket furnaces; which is a specialty of this es tablishment, a very large number of orders has recently been received by Messrs, Bankin Brayton, among which are the following: a tbirty-ton combination stamp and smelting plant for the Massachusetts and New Mexioo Con.

Mining Company; a thirt-ton galena smelter for the Miners' Smeltins Works nt Gaiena, Colorado; and a thiity-ton plant, complete, (or shipment to Australia. Besides thoso above mentioned, a large number o( orders of less Importance are being filled at this foundry. This establishment has shipped within the past faw weeks no less than eleven complete tnrnace plants, of an aggregate daily capacity af about 400 tons of ore. The rapid accnmnlation cf orders has compelled Messis. Rankin to run their works night and day for some time past.

The high reputation of this firm (or honest, reliable work has enabled them to secure a preferanoe on many orders. Buyers of mining machinery are assured of perfect satisfaction oh all work entrusted to the Pacific Iron Works. The North American Beview (or November presents an unusually diversified Table of Contents. "English views of Free Trade," by the Hon. John Welsh of Philadelphia, is a clear and forcible expo-.

sition of the difference between the economic si of England and that of the United States, and of the considerations which make Freo Trade imperative for the former oountry, If she would retain her present position as the world' workshop. Joseph Neilson, Chief Judge ol the Brooklyn City Court, writes ol "Disorder in Conrt-Bocns," a subjaot of profound Interest to good oitizens at all times, and more especially now in view cf certain recent occurrences. The obiter dictu of tho learned author touching the Ouitesu trial and the Lawsou-Gray incident at Dubliu, ere characterized by the best judi cial tempor. Dr. Wm.

A. Hammond, ex- 8urgeon-General of the U. S. Army, of fers "A Problem for Socioloiiists," the problem being to determine the degree of responsibility before the criminal law, of persons affected by certain forms ol in sanity. "The Industrial Value of Women," by Mrs.

Zulia Ward Howe, is a very able reply to an article recently published on "Woman's Work and Woman's Wages." "Advantages of the Jury 8ystem," by Dwigbt Foster, formerly a Justice of the Masfachcselts Supreme Conrt, will commend tba attention of every thoughtful citizen, being a grave and learned defense of an institution which It is becoming the (asbion to belittle the deerj. The remaining arAclM are, "8a(ety in Theatres." by Steele Maekaye, the distinguished actor and theatrical manager Pretension of Journal-bo," bv Bev. Geo. T. Bider and a symposium on "The Suppression ol Vioe," by Anthony Comtlock, O.

B. Frclhiaghsm and Rev. Dr. J. H.

Buckley. tT-A positive mt Paaatama Mtlm. lor d)ieia OainluK Liberty Through a Back Door. Murphy, Moyer and Olbaon Bid Ooodbye to Tucson. Ths city waa startled last evening by tha report that nius ol tha moat notorious prisoners in the eounty jail had escaped It took but a lew minute tor the new to to spread through every thoroughfare, and soon tha Conrt Hon waa surrounded by as sxclted crowd of anxioua questioners, The report wm true.

The story of lb delivery a told a 8tat representative, by the jailer, furnishes all the aalient detail. He staled that about half-peat six o'clock, John Murphy, who locked in a oell on the lower floor with 'Moyer and Olbaon, waa apparently taken quit alek, and when discovered by the jailer, waa endMVOrlng to vomit. He begged to be allowed to pau into tha water-oloMt, situated In tha corridor, and about tea feel from the Mil door. This was granted, and he probably remained there about 5 minutes when he called to the guard to be admitted baek to the oel which, la the meantime, had been locked, The jailer, who waa entirely alone, passed through th outer iron door, leaving it un locked, and turning the key ot th cell door opened it to admit Murphy. At this moment the prisoner grabbed his right arm with one band, with the other cover ed his mouth, saying, "I am sorry George, but I have to do it." oiasoa in a stabs was on the officer, and pulled him into the oell.

While one of th trio waa un locking the other three cells in the ball, thereby liberating six other prisoners, two were busily engaged In tying and gauging ths jailer. They toroed a towel in his mouth tying it back ot his neck while his arms were thrust through the iron bars and bound with a towel on the outside. One ol the party, presumably Moyer, secured his revolver, which was oarriedin a back pocket. The men then closed the oell door, locked it, but leaving the key in the lock. The parties then proceeded to the jailers ofBoe, seoured the key to an iron door in the rear ol the corral, and passing through the side door ol the jail building, quickly REACHED THE OCIN LOT HACK, which led to Church street.

Their move ments after that are unknown to the officials. The jailer stated that it could not have been over two minutes from the time be was first assailed to the time the fugitives had passed out. In a fe minutes after he was left alone he suc ceeded in disengaging his hands, and reaching through the bars easily unlocked the cell door, running through the main ball ot the building, he encountered janitor George Hand and hia assistant A. J. Greenongb, who were talking on the front steps.

To them he gave the alarm and they at once started down tc-m to inform the police. Sheriff Paul is confined in bed, suffering from a severe attack of malarial fever. Under Sheriff Ward organized a posse at once, and by eight o'clock, had men scouring the oountry, but the general be lief is that ths prisoners had anticipated an escape, and had friends outside with horses and arms. Hence there is little possibility of their being overtsken. tbi ruornvis.

Morpby, Moyer and Gibson, charged with the murder of Leavy, are too well-known here, to need description. D. A. West- over, indioted for grand lsreenr, is atout feet eight inches in height, weighs 185 pounds, of light complexion, has eurly hair, and mustache. Is not over 22 years old.

Tim Hurly, sentenced to 20 yesrs for murder at Tar Flat, ia not over 5 feet seven complexion dark, with grey mustache weigta 100 pounds aged aont 59 years. James Casey, indicted fcr robbery nesr Calabasas, nearly feet high weight 170 pounds complexion sallow; no beard; aged 25 or 2C, James A. Mortoi', indicted for murder in the Santa Ritas, stands 5 feet complexion light, with mustache of similsr shsde weight 130 pounds agrd about 28 years. rat. Mahoney, under indictment for highway robbery, near Calabasas, is not over 25 years old has smooth face noticeably tanned and must weigh about 155 pounds.

Charles French, indicted for robbing U. A. mails near Camp Apacho, has very dark complexion with mustache and goatee weighs about 135 pounds and is abont 6 feet 7 inches high. The Board of Supervisors have offered $300. reward for the capture of the' parties.

Guns I Guns I Guns I Having purchased the guns ol the lste Tucson Bangers, we offer the same for sale at a greatly reduced prioe. They are all good as new, and warranted perfect in every particular. 0Ct21Gt NlCHGI.LS, PlTTEBSON CO. Old Soldiers and Sailors. $100,000,000, for Pensions 3 months extra pay for all Volunteer Officers who served during the war.

kxtsa Pit to orricias. I collect three months pay proper (extra) for all ofHucra below rank of Brigadier General, who were in servioe Maroh 3, and honorably discharged after April 1865, and were not paid the same at muster out of service or since. Apply to urns r. 'icrurr, U. S.

Claim Agent Ho. 10 Conpress St P. O. Box 217. TuMon, A.

aug3tf U. A. Avery bas just received an elegant assortment ot splendid furniture carpeting brio a brae and indeed all th requirement of a complete home furnish. ing establishment. t'Jtt Announcements.

James P. Ilizson, representing tb pop ular merchant tailoring house ot Oordon San Francisco, will arrive in a few day with a lull line of (ample of goods for gentlemen wear lor the present and coming season. Those wishing Srst-clasa custom made clothing will do well to give hiniaoall. Good bnsinei suit from $30 to $4S. Dress suits from 10 to $(10.

Oordon Brothers employ none but th bast tutter and workmen and they guarantee satisfaction to all. Oordon Broth el carry tb. largest tok of Imported good of any merchant tailoring house in tbe elty. James f. uirson 1 th only scientific) practical gutter who make regular visit, to our town.

oil-fit Babbit nietai for sale at th. Bran onW. Fresh fish for breakfast at th. Palace restanranlj also, for dinti.r. o90 At Silk Grenadines Silk Plushes, Shawls Goods slightly dam Water at very Desirable in Quality.

Sacrifice- Dr. 8. F. CLAD WIN DENTIST. Zz-oxia area ts Trnaoloo, Haa opened office and labratory in Buehman'g new block, No.

316 arid adjoining the photograph allery where he is prep ared to do allkinde of first-class Operations in Dentistry, haTing a large stock of teeth and every shade aeiect irom, hence teetn mane at dm labra-torr cannot be detected from the natural teeth and can be worn with perfect eane and comfort and be used for all of niaatica-tion. Having had over 35 yearn practice and oonversement with all late improvement in wi an. Capping and Restoring Teeth with Gold invented and prepared by hinwelf alao bit long experience renders his service valuable in the treatment of Children's Teeth. Teeth extracted without pain. All operation warranted aug29tf New Blacksmith Shop.

HORSEBHOEINO, Wagon 6l Carriage Making And all kinds of Repairing. Th undersignsc? having opensd a new shop Id tb old Star Corral in Tnoson, adjoining tb Cosmopolitan Hotel, on Conrt Plaza, most rsspeotfnlly asks th patron-airs of tb. public, and gnnranttes satis (antioD, both in work and price. All or-1 rn (or mining tools pramptly filled. iaMf Wm.

B. BROWN. AMERICAN BAKERY. Fresh Bread, Tics and Cakes taken out of tho oven at 11 a. m.

at tho American Bakery. NO. 207 CONGRESS o21tf OppnsiU 3. C. Parry's Law Office.

Notice of Bale by Marshal. ltv virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exmnas to ms directed and delivered, I will sail at public auction, at Arivaca, Pima county. An-una. on the Slat dav of October. IMS.

at 10 ockick a. twenty -six thousand six rittn- Ircd and scventy eix ht pounds of salt. ZAN. TIDBALL, oU-dtd United States Marshal. W.

H. LEACH, Physician Surgeon No 220 Pennington Opposite Telegraph offios, 1 08OS, A. Cf At day cr night. 24 -9 SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, BROCADES, CASHMERES, SCOTCH PLAIDS, WOOL CHEVIOTS DALSAS, BUNTINGS, FOULE CLOTH, MOM IE CLOTH, PONGEES, CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN AND FANCY GOODS. AND LOWEST PRICES I a errand assortment ot trood.

nev DOLMANS, ULSTERS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, WHITE GOODS. LINENS, LACES, EMBROIDERY, EMPRESS CLOTH, -ALPACCAS, KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, NOTIONS a Dollar Goes a long I Tucson, A. T. Millinery Department: An elesant assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Novelties just opeued. ALSO GENTS' CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, ROOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS- Absolutely Pure.

Thi powler never varies. A marvel of purity, ritrenifth nl who)emmenn99. Mora economical than the onlmarv kinds, and can the sold in competition with the multitude of low teat, fthort weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only cans. Royal Baking I'owuer uo.

iuo an street new. $900 REWARD. The following prinoners broke jail, on th pveninif October 23rd. Iave Gtlaon, Wm. Moyer, John Murphy, Jot A Morton, Pat Mationcv, John webner, fjonenn iim Hnriv and A Wwtow, 8MQ reward will he paid for the capture of all the fortro inif fugitive, orSlOO for each couture made.

By order Board of Supervisor of Pima county. Davih. oct 24-tf Chairman, Paace Lodging House or X'omoavtone. Is centrallv located on 5th, between Allen and Touvhnut streets. It is the only two story Jjodinng nouae in i onitjstone.

1 rte rooms are all elegantly furnished, well ventilated. Bath rooms is attached. It in. exception, the Palace of Tombstone in all at its appointment. Visitors will p.aae ask the e'lgft drivf-m tu use than to ina-'Ptlace Ia dgins: ITtdU MH8.

L. Situation wanted in town or eonu by a lady who thoroughly ni.di her business as house keeper. N' nitj lions to honaework in a smell thorough eook, apply for one week Prnmngton street, Tucson, eCi Iw Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretotofe (listing I and between the undersigned, st the (ii of Tnoson, under the firm name of "Kiis. 1 Lolly," has this day been dissolved l) mutual consent.

All account due a firm are to be collected by and paid to II. C. Kieael, who is also to liquidate and a all debts dns and owing at thi date lj said firm. The business will be continued by said Henry (J. Hieeel, under his name alone.

HlJIRV O. Kieskl. Mies Lrn.LT. Dated Tnoson, Oct. -2Qtb, 1842.

22-Iw Paper banging and decorating neatly and promptly done by tbe Paoifio Painting Company. all) Chicken tomales and fresh oysters every day at tbe Ban Francisco restaurant, 14 Mesilla street. Subscriptions for all leading papers and magasine taken at tbe Pioneer Nis Dspot, at I. n. Manefeld'a.

Lost An o.der book. tho fiader wil Bhotwsll. 1 pleas return to Wilkins Jast reoeived at Fleishman Co', a filll assortment of trues, and ebonldr mlO-dtt Our stock being brand new, and the novelties thoroiu quite numerous, we will rcfrainfrom publishing a full price list, and will simply invite our patrons in Tncson and vicinity to favor us with a visit, and compare OUR PRICES with thoBo of other establishments. Remember Way at that MEYER CO. S01, 803 and 305 Meyer street, A 100, 109 A 104 Mesilla ntrTet.