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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
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x ACT making appropriations for the cur~
 rent and c,ntiugeut expenses of the Indian
 Department and for fulfilling treaty stipula-
 .ous sth yarour Indian tribes for the veal
 -nling June thir.y, eighteen hundred and
 'srsnt7-one, and for other purposes
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of I ares,aatyeS Of the Uaite States of Amer < an Congress assembled, That the following z ga' be sni hey are hereby, appropriated, E .i of say money in the treasury not other . re appropriated for the purpose of paying : cdreut and contiugen5 expenses of the
 '.n Department and fulfilling treaty stipu- 2 ,.'l. with the various Indian tribes
 For par of clerk to superintendent for Cali 'nIa $bS00
 F- temporary clerks to soperintendents
 tl- pay ofsixty four interpreters ss follows: fe.'y-,ne for the tribes in Oregon, and the IrrdoneS of Washington, Utah, and New l'zoo at i've hundred dollars each; thirty Ior the tribes elsewhere, at four hundred oiar8 each t1rse for he Indian service in ,al at five hundred dollars eack one forthe A'slones aEd one for tiIe U,shs, at one thou ahd dollars each; oue for the Sisseton and 'iapeton hands of Sioux, four hundred dol az and one for the Sacs and Foxes of the 'ampplr now in Tama county, Iowa. foGr 4ai'ed dollars in all, twenty thousand 'D hlndred dollars.
 Tor buildings at ageacies and repairs of aHs, $lO, ,OOO.
 tor Vaccine matter aud vaccination of h. '', two thousand five hundred dollars. ''' presents to and provisions for Indians,
 TOT ac!uai necessary expenses incurred, and
 a., 1" Hereafter be incarred, by officers of ~ ''aian D9Partmen ia the rescue of pris- '','' .' rom Indian tribes and returning them 'l7'' H9mes, and for the expenses incidentto -. A''est ani confinement within the territory l7 on''el States, by order of such officers .,n, rV''CA' 2 charged with crimes against the In- ',I'' n'e thousand dollars.
 .j.1. to. contingencies, including travelling iu.- ,,..-.1 s-.A' elrrens, ani contingent expenses of iS ;Iu,euaent' ;o" and agents, and of their offices, '"-iVVV s E;, S. improvement of farms on which Apach- l5i;,. ia;'oNas' and Comancbes are located in the ,,aa r,aa country and for the support of schools a sT5.n3 sas@ and other beuifeent purposes. to b,, PSs11ea HS under the direction of the Secra.
 VI 'ne Interior, S2O.OOO. ,.,' !" 'a's amount, Or so much therenf AS may ,,s rs.sy r,,s4Ty for the subsistence of the Arapa. l,3i,a h; .a'yeane, Apache Kiowa, and Comaptba ,,9o ,s ,s' wac have been collected and located ,,,'. s,, s..servauous set apart for their nse and .Si' s.59a S33a oy the treaties made with them in ,,5.. |" "a .a.' sam as providel, to be exnended !. lss9 ;9' ss9ih article of the treaty of October ., sn. su'' ana Under the third article of treaty
 E., UA'e with the Apaches, $50 900. In, ,,.' purchase of clOthieg, as provided in inc F., @sauss, tFenJ-six thousand dollars
 '4' pay of c'rpenter farmer, blacksmith
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
ASSLNABOiNES.

l For this amount, to be expended in such goods, prov sions, and other articles as the President may from time to time determine including insurance and transpor ation thereof in instructng in agricuItu ral and mechanical pursuits, in providing em 2loyes, educating | children, procuring me iicine and medical att tendance, care for the support uf the aged, sick and inirm for the helpless orphans of said Indians, and in any other respect to pro- mote their comfort, civilization, and improve ment, thirty thousand dollars.
 8LACKFEET, FLOODS, AND PIEGANS,
 For this amount to be expended in such goods, provisions and other articles as the President Il. ay from time to time determine, ia- ciudiug improvements and transportation thereof, in instructing in agri cultural and mechanical pursuits, in providing ompOyes, edncaing children, procuring medicine and medical attendance care ftr and support of the aged, sick and nfrn ioc the he pesS or phans of said Indians, end in every other res pect 10 promote their civilization, comfort and improvement, $50,000.
 CALAP00IAS, MOLALLAS, AND CLACKA-
 MAS OF WILLAMETTE VAL LEY.
 For first of five instalmpns of the fourth S6Ii6S Oi hHudIJy iOt UCuOhCldL OJJTSto HFC thousand five hundred dollars.
 CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHoES.
 For third of thirty instaments provided to be expended under the tenth article, treaty October twentv-eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty seven $2O,000.
 For purchase of clothing as per same art- cle $l4,5O0.
 For pay of physician and teacher, as per I3lh article same treaty, $25OO.
 For pay of carpenter, farmer blacks init h miller and engineer as per same article, $5,- 200,
 For second of three lnstalments to be exc pended in presents to the ten persons of said tribe who in the judgment of the agent may grow the most valuable crops for the respective year, as per fourteenth article same treaty, $500
 For transportation of goods, $lO,OOO,
 For pay of carpenter, blacksmith miller and engineer, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1869, S5,2OO.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
ARICAREES GROS VENrRES AND MAN
 DAMS

For this amount, to be expended in such goods, provisions ndOther article as the Presi-. dent may from time to time determine, iu cud~ ing insurance and transportation thereof, in instructing in agricultural and mechanical pur- suits, in providing emoloyes, educating chil- dren procuring medicine and medical attend ance, care for the support of the aged, sick, and inGrm, for the hel bless orphans of said ln- dians, and in any other respect to promote their civilization, comfort aud improvement, $40, 600.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31

miller and engineer, five thousand two hun dred dollars
 For pay ofphJsician and teacher, g, ,5O0
 For second payment as provided in the same treaties, Joe eXpen1ed in presents to the len persons ofthe said tribes who in the judgment of the agent may grow tue most valuable crops for the period named, $500
 For pay of carpenter. farmer, Blacksmith miller and engineer for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1869, five thousand two hundred dollars
 For transportation of goods, $7,OO0 ARICAREES GROS VEN TRES AND MAN
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-31
zT WEEKLY ARIZONA ~

,r.b.d every Saturday at Tucson, A. T.
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TIE Washington Canal.

tongresS has now made IL imperative on the
city TO do something with that terrible nuisance.
the Washington canal. In the act making an
preparations for sundry civil expenses tor the
government for the year ending June 80, 1871
Is the following clause:
THAT the Mayor OF the city of Washington
the Secretary OF the Interior, the Commissioner
OF Public buildings and Grounds. the Architect
OF the Capitol Extension and their successors in
Office. together with two men to be appointed bv
the Mayor Of the city of Washington, by and
With the advice and consent of the Board OF Al
deTmenOf said city, are hereby appointed COM
mission, who shall cause the Washinz ton citY
canal, either IN whole or in part. 70 be dredged;
or. If deemed best, dredget and narrowed or
aTched and covered into a sewer; and for the
purpose of making this improvement, the
porate authorities of the city of Washington are
hereby authorized and directed to levy and col
lect a tax OF S1GO .000 upon all taxable property
in said city. for defraying part of the expenses
Thereon. ana the sum of so .Gie is hereby appro-
pTiated cut Ut any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of de-
fraylEg III part the expenses OF the same; and
out CT ary moneys arising from the sale of any
real estate. should any take place belonging to
saiG canal. the government shall first he in
&c mnihed hy any moneys hereby appropriated;
The improvements aforesaid to be pail for At
the rate OF one-thlrd by the government and
tw0-tbiTds by the city the work progresses
ana the total expenditure not to exceed the
amount herein provided for
IL viii be seen that the government sppro-
II
ment and che city Is required to pay one hun
dTed thousand Considering that the canal is
used a. sewer by all the government build
ings, including the Capitol, il would seem fair
thar Congress should have appropriated at least
hall the sum for the work, bat on the maxim
that part OF a loaf is better than no bread. we
may perhaps be thankful for the amount grant,
Cd The clause Provides that the canal NAV he
drcCEcd, either in whole or in part or ii NAV
be narrowed, or he arched aId converted into a
sewer Ii the latter ia attempted the $50 600
VII so very little way in the work and vet
The requirement that the total expenditure shall
not exceed the amount provided for, would seem
70 come in conflict with the idea OF a larger
expenditure. The important question, too. of
SCRATCHING the canal at Seventh street throuyh
the Public Grounds is not settled by Congress.
However. the work of cleaning can be entered
upon a; the two ends of the canal, and this mat
ter can be decided when Congress meets.
IL viii Be a matter of eradication 70 every
citizen TO know that something il to be done
with the long-standing nuisance. With the CT
nal nuisance abated, a new market house con-
structed. and a fine wood pavement laid upon
PenISy ivania avenue, the CITY will have made a
great advance in the way OF improvement.
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The Oidcry Of high hotel charges in Washing
ton must pass away with this week. BY refer
enCe 30 the advertisement elsewhere it will be
seen that the proprietor of Wizards Hotel has
reduced the rates of that well-appointel estab-
lishaent to $50 per day, with even better terms
in special cases. This extensive reduction,
which affords unequalled advantages 70 persons
obliged to board in the city during the summer,
casts far into the shade the much talked OF fall
OF fifty cents a day recently made BY the Metro
politan Hotel of New York. That the enterpri-
sing proprietor OF Wizards will find profit in
the venture no one can Golbt.
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And yet no battle in Europe. The Prussians
not vet ready The French ready but with no
head. Napoleon sick at st. Cloui: and every
thing al a stands-ill.
Gentlemen, this is not satisfactory. Ii is not
the entertainments TO which we were in
ylted- Wewere tod that the elan of the French
and the Bismarck dash OF the Prussiaps would
bring them together with a suddenness and a
force of shock that would astonish the nations.
We were led TO expect the shortest aud goriest
OF campaigns, and decisive Waterloo for one
side CO the other within week. But here We
are after many days, and the only battle j. one
OF pistol shots between patrols: the only cap
tnre L that CT One-horSe custom-houSe in a
border village
Gentle mens-EmperOrs, Kings, NapoleOns.
blsmarchs, Grand Armies and all the rest OF
you, proceed with your show. Collide. explods.
slosh about and bang up things. Produce yoar
needle guns, your chassepOts and all the res. Of
yoGr internal enginery. Display your aora
yoCr cracked Boscs and broken heads.
Bloot!sLed and warfare are not desirable
ihlngs pr 81. but when a couple OF kingIy roos-
feTS have determined upon a light TO settle the
Common Of the European BARNARD, wiz the
sooner Il i fought AMI ended the better.
90 that Eeaceable people can be allowed
10 attend 10 their business Here. for in
stance, are we, the people Of the United
States. having not particle of interest in this
sluabble between Napoleon and Bismarck, and
vet We are made to suffer 10y the rise in gold and
the consequent rise OF every article in use. In
England and other Countries the cry of distress,
psralyzed business, and commercial ruin is
raised all because of the covetousness on the
part OF France and Prussia for each Others ter
ritOry. Fight your fight, gentlemen; play your
little game, and end il so decisiyeIy As 70 settle
tic question now and forever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-22

We hear that considerable complaint is made
a. warrenton, Va, and at the Fauquier White
SalphUr Springs and that part OF the State,
that Washington papers are received b. sub
Seribers with great irregularity, and it is
thought the fault is with the agent on the
orange road. VIII not the Post Office Depart
Iaent look into the matter?
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BOARDING..

ROoMs, WITH B0ARD-A fine residence, Just
Ia Yacat by member Of Congress j. now onen
Tor the yao"'i"n as a FIRST class Boards g
HOUSE. Large col, airy rooms hot and c,,I,l
water, ath room, &c. Terms: ST 80 per day 81
rer week, SIS per month. Location, iI3 An
street 40 %. 10,
- OOMS And BOARD, new houses win All
"a modern convenienees and free from dust viii
New England board. Atl432 Corcoran street Ret
hhd y ano i4lh ana loth jyI2
Il FRONT Rooms, to be had on reasonable te, ne
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and I9th street
Good location and accessible, rnbas.ir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-22

81 PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have TIE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the ofice. Terms 50 cents
Der month.
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MINORITY GETS A MAJoRITY.-It was thought
last week that the minority representation
clause Of the new constitution OF the State Of
illinois had been defeated; but a full count
Rows that the clause was carried By about
JJ.eCg majority.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION or MONT
L1ERY.
CLERKS OFFICH,

CLERKS OEFTCE.
HoEsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, S,
WAsHISGTov. ID. g., July Is, 100
sealed Proposals will be received at thi, ofirn
until IL O'Clock m OF TUESDAY, July 26. Is7n for
the erection IN the Congressional Cemetery of
TWENTY Monuments in memory of Representatives
The Monuments TO be placed upon stone foun6a-
lions laid sufficiently deep 10 prevent them from
being affected by frost, and to be liz al! res meet
Similar and with 81 nilar inscription each aud t.
be OF the same material those heretofore ere ted
IN said cemetery. The inscription to he furnished
by the Clerk. The whole 10 be completed VA min
hye mont jas from the date of contract
Bids must be accompanied with the written guar
an'ee u some responsible person ihe ability of
the bidder to do the work, and security in the sum
OF i've thousand dollars for the faithful performance
Of the contract
Bids should he directed to the Clerk of the House
OF Representative. and indOrsed - Proposals for
Congressional Monuments.
EDW. MCPHERSON,
Iy2f 1T Clerk H X. u y.
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WANTS.

49, rrs ,APp;y Immediately az 1898 h street,
NA.N SLl e9rgoraiiop q city LICENSE;
q customer. Address HUCkSTER. Star or
zee. Dsaa-
NTANT ED-A roch COOK, noat aud &c ,namical:
ct'rgt man 90 Other ChTi-tisn geat.Vman mag arr
~ hni price, CON certain coalitions all at 4l3
3th street. Jy22-lm
W 1lCN-cne as cook. washer, and ironer; the
oisr IS nberrnai no objection to assist in the
23ls II st.. bet 2sii snd 18th sts ~ WI jv2s r.
IVAN Ep-A sober end reliable MAN, able to
ru, ana &c .cnr horse tenn to driys an onni-
less able TO bring good rcco n, ,,o
jys2-st " w. RSieiSb' Nc Nc.
WAhTEp-A sIRL for general housewnrK at
w 1895 Pennsylvania syenue.S iy2l ct
NNAETED-A TEACHER IN STENUGRAPHY.
W Address g. o., Star Office, and state
A WET NURSE WANTED IMMEDIATsLY
"a at II IL street, between LIST aud North Capi-
tol. Jy2l 81
WANTED-A WOMAN TO Cook. wash Iron
Ec!ereness required. Apply at laaa 18th s;reer,
WANTEB-Jo engage tor the fail MILLtSER
ply to NJ WILLIAM
Iy-i-h 9o7 Pennsylvania avenue.
WANTEn-A wOnAN to do general housework.
tween Eth ard 18th SITS. jyM-3t~
WkNTEp-A neatly furnished ROOM, in the
w First Ward, within 10 minutes walk of tn
Star Once. y25 81
W,NTED-A good Waite GIRL to cook and
w help with firn hing hnd ironing. Good ra.
and 9th sts. jy2O-St'
WANTED Immediat,Iy, three experienced
M.,i Shirt HhkhR b IN Whsels % 4 Milsen,s
FSI 2i5 Pfnnsy5vania avenue. Also; BUT
aI Yii T sS p1d n!iq,
s ,n Office. ADDRESS, with terms, J. W, Ciy POST
A YOUNG NAN: at leisure till the middle OF
"A September, would Ike to have employment in
he meantime as Clerk Cepsist or Assistant in an
of5ce or store not afraid of work Good references
given a. to character, il required. Address RI :"
WANTfD-F Families breaking mp Housekeeping
CAR di.p1se OF their FUKNITiRE without the tro st
G i Pa ct ss auction i 6y ader,igg a.
STOKsGE wANTED-Call on GREEN & VIII
- i.iAMS. corner 7th and ID streets. isli2g
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE BUREAU, as
rd. in want 81 snS s,s
in Iced of good Gnd reliable HELP. such as ser
wants, &C, shou!d not tai to ca!i at the above
y eLr . " ~ q Iii Ne Nh L IONab tafI
"A TOT. LIFE INi uRAEGE COMPANY, lIO7
Pcnns, lvsnia ay enue, Hon NJ. e. Emery President,
will give EMPLOYMENT II Special A gents and
solicitors Ia gentlemen Of good address, Wash
iEEtcn and Georgetown. Apply at the office
y 7-n Hepub. and Chron
I1AhrEn-An those WHO value their sight 10
w know that the best LONE DOLLAR SPEC
TACLE' in the country is accurately suited to the
cye7ight by II. II. HEMPLER. the 0ptican, corner
" sTeet and rennsy ivania avenue. Depot for tier
mclnrters OF all kinds. jell
WANTEn-PARTIE HAVING HOUSEHOLD
w GOODS to dispose If can save money and time
by calling at t0S 10th street, next to J. g. HcGura
Co. old stand. K. BUCHLY;
Je6ly Furniture Dealer
WANTED-CULT'S REyULVERS-kn The
w large sizes, ~ HEMPLER'S Optician Store
n'aT Nafi"nai Hotel. apl3-tf
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From blanchard * Nohun we have HIrPsrs'
hSga-iAs for August; a bright, lively, season
able number
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EXTRAORDINARY!

DEDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Pubic and Permanent C0arders.
wILLARD's HOTEL. a. u
July % $50 VIAA4
In and after the 18th inst an,l up 10 and II:iH
including 'lr 7lst day of October next the Tai- ~
charge at tbs extensive and well appointed hotel
beard AM Rooms. per day...-.............. 81 so
Rooms hoard - =. ..f..si 90 10 / Is
According to location.
Rooms will be exhibited at any time, and a sample
hi Of Pare in readiness for tn Inspection OF
those"ho are not familiar with the cuisine OF the
Special rates may be made to clubs composed of
Those arrar gtnIonts afford an uneaualled cornbina
ton OF comfort. cheapDess ami desirable locality
who wiss TO avoid long. hot. and dusty walks to
reach unpalstable meats and inferior apartments.
prices 81 hrst-cIass accommodations to ante war
rates respectfully solicit the patronage Of that
MFR IN ks5sssli4S ssss
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR DRUGS AMP
- MEDICINES.
Sealed Proposals, for Drugs and Medicines, will
August 81, $50, for the fiscal year ending june a0ih
can be had Of the Ply .cian at the washington Asy
iq BY order Gf ss Board e oSm% KaS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Washing
$50 Tons White Ash Furnace sizej Coal, and
a. Cords mcrch antabie Pine Wood
The coal must be free from slate and 6ust. and
The wood to be of good merchant able quality. to
be delivered at such time as Me Commissioner may
By order of the Board Of Commissioners.
D:2-e'st IRep.t G. A. KUHN, sec'y.
WAsHINGION. NORFOLK AND BOSTON
w STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
THE SUMNER SEASON
Tie fare on the Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
coInueIeipg MONDAY, July %. $50, .N-A
and ,S, Gentlnni,g until September next, G<skG
Regular fare to Norfolk 81 90
1--WE fS" round ,,s ,rp tickets % ~
Regular fare TO Piney Point and Point Look
Round trip .... 100
Five round trip tickets. ..... II w
r. urd trip tickets good until September l.
Fare to Boston, including meals and state
Sailing days from Washington MONDAYS and
DAYS and THURSDAYS at four rpm p. m mn
The fare will be put at the rates heretofore charged
after the summer season is over.
ChHRL EsroS'' SAVANNAH and new or!
"a, SOMETHING NEW. -
I'd GLAD TIDIN
SF COOK STOVE, E
With Rsssrroir, Closet and Auxiliary Ar C'aH1ber.
This Stov warranted and the front of the
reservoir TO tbe hack Of the stove the water heats
SS-Call an {, anna it, For sale by
H. 1. GREGORY,
Dn"u ga Pennsylvania ayeaus.
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S2~N IS Phelps, the "Gates : jar" authoreSs
during her school days was considered the sta
4 .de>t OF her class.
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isTAETs are suffering terribly from this
6.'f.rc 80 20 weather, and the mortality
ST. i-tI- VII. we suspect, show n fearful
O.. er.t.l selection OF food dress
tr- I'd. 81 -i"iy and with regard for their
CO. r, rsrieT than for show and uniu,nsach-
abe t.-"r mess, together with guiet will
prevent ctoiCTa intantum and other Affections
NIiel q srch a seaScn usually stand ready to
slize upon tie little ones.
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|" REACHES, BATS AND MICE
SAIRE'S EFFECTUAL VERNIS POISON VIII
iDfallibly destroy iheze Pests and perfectly safe
20 use. No other preparation for the purpose IA
been 80 extensively successfully used In this city
Price 20 cents per box. Sold. wholesale and re-
tail by SIOTT Il CO. opposite National UOtal, and
GTsgTjsts generally. DylS sms
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THE WEEKLY STAR now on our counter,
and IN wrappers ready for the mails, contains
an exciting story entitled " True Story of Nal
~ii.e al, As told by her HouSekeeper;' an
amusing sketch entitled - Disasters OF a We'd
dlhs Day all about the War in Europe;
the suicide OF NJ. Provost Parsdol The
rfehC. munster; the SchaetzenfeSt; Rail
I1ad waters. Foreign News; Society News;
working People; Useful Items of Dom.sfic
EcCEOmI; Humorous Sketches; Depart.nentai
anu Local News; Agricultural and House keep
patches from all parts Of the world
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fkSTE7--Many Of our readers may not have
iaI Unc' rs'anding Of the word s.rent4s
which occurs 20 consfanlv inf no. :, -.
zen - "a. hes and whose rise and fall seem =,
g.iS'''1'S .he financial barometer OF Paris
~ a. ~, ie tandea debt OF France, nos how
from the PEOPLE These loans ar. ~ I3auS
Tie credit Of the leiders ON the go-ar1 ca -
J., gers AID draw a Specified rate 81 -. .l ~
Tie holders Cf the debt are called ..rrnt re !,
snd the fluctuations in its value denote pon1Is
GstTEst OF C nIdenco In the government