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Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING.

fIsnE undersigned having secured an assistant
L Is now prepared To wait upon all who may
call. Ilair cut In the latest style, clean shaw
gvsranterd, and shsmpooaing, dying, kc. done.
hair cut ON Saturdays. q. ". UNRUH,
June lo--3 u NiddlsaoWu, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

The Ladies OF fMlalctown and vi"ini,y are in-
v'c TO r,ll aud eStininr the urm stock uI sripc
Grenadines, fcrc,s. PiuurS. lawns, Summer
rnplins Linen Suiiiugs. Role Lawns. frints
e., jasi received from the iohhrrs and Offered for
snlc nj the lurge corner s,orc hy
John l. Reynolds & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
- THE
=: KING
| Pa. Ayci4is,
f r.

I, washes without wearing The cloihes- no rub4
bing squeezing
II washes from enc 10 twenty-five articles iu
from one TO four minutes.
IL washes the incsf I.nte Curtains laudker-
chiefs, &c. without ANY injury.
II WASHES the hetsies, Quilts and iilankeis.
II wnstea whittier aud more thoroughly clean
than by any other prueefs as strong currents of
water are dashed through every par, of the shric.
II viii save three times lis cost IN single year
IN lai or and wear OF clothes.
/, reduces waslidAy 10 sn hour
Tie King " sl,r Is so called, II we nrc rightly
Informed, after the name Of Its inventor hut Il
may well assume the name as royal title, fer II
is destined 10 lord ii over all con ret tors, and
reign supreme In the Laundry. IL aims rrs
everywhere acknowledged, nnd OF only are
those who 81, Cd aloef fromali washing naeiin.s
but some lao have been Using other machines
are replacing them with the King Washer Bsi-
HHn r. Gd-efie
Tic Eias lasir is so complete, apd answers
so well all the ends desired, that there Ii nothing
more desired In this hsne-sarhg, iaitr.sariey ND.
ehine.-i'hita. Fr.s,.
Having purchased orc Of your h.ny Itashiny
machines, and practically tested lis curaciiy for
economy of time md iaipr, and also i,s cfcans-
ing properties do not hesitate TO say IL uili d.
all ,ou claim 'ot IL, aud win ehctrimlly recon-
mend u tony friends TO he the tfa washing ma.
chine have ever seer. -. ". l.oanc, CT W,a
irT S'rtd Bthimor,.
Does II take all the dirt uut2 TRY IL, and We
venture the assertion that YOU cannot iipi 4
piece nt linen sg'lti that the Riny Uashsrwilt
40, make clean rs new in five minutes - iissiea
JJRrati.
SPECIAL.
In The invention cf ita Hing Hf,h,r, il was 10.
signed TINT II should combine ail the good quail
tic Of every other washing machine, and al ia.
.siinc iiur 10 invc not ii stgc ~ tccionnLlc fen,
iuFc. Su,h a machine IL The King no rGLhinr,
no wearing and ttntiHg and hsl hut no, least
labor nihdv easy.
II YOU cannot purchase hiA3 lfasl,r in your
pla," send us Tie
RETAIL pUit E. $500.
aud wc wilj furwafl the stme 10 ,au. fee of
freight, r. rlaccs Wlcrr one Ii selling. lfnny
oBr j not satisfied aud wishes 10 return the ma
t!iirc niirr MON lt's tfiil, according To dircr-
nunss nt rr ~
nNFt sp rHr MONEY,
free u tei1tt
a1t'- Siikg tt.,itfs g,sts.fp, II .rleM l,trai
hEt4abts I'll
King Washing Mrt hin- !. ManaE Go.
llep. I'LL liia MILLER .sTRfEr,
may sly l,hila.eithia.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

I, Ia n Tonic and will strengthen YOU. Reduce
the dose so il acts a4 gentle laxative, mud con-
tinuc on regularly with Simnnn : Regulator, ,and
YOU will become strong mud healthy
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

lIonson Eros. have just received direct from
the manufacturers, "A lngr lot Of = Madam Fos +
celebrated Corset Skir, Supporters, whiei, can
nn, ic surpassed for elegance, dnrahilii. and
easr Ladies' csll and examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Highest prices paid far wheat and corn ON ae-
count Of James H. l'iite K to, u.
4 T. Bradley
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
4 GREA : OFFER.
Only SO, for S1l. in Value.
Demorest's illustrated Magazine
aSn
MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

atk lc,ieci the most PRACTICAL useful, ofigi-
nal patlnr Magazine.
els.i She rreii, Is ienntiful Chrome, a
spendid farlor rirnfe nal valuable work of
art II Is highly finished, mounted and varni-h-
ell aud ,rorii NOR thu ipn9tf hf eosf u sitserlJ-
non, aud together with nsnonrsr monthly, nf-
foris m oppot,naiiy iGr the investment Of Three
Dollars tHfh ~ naR hftfr perHr eaftn. ;9on fail
io subscribe for 'ppAaa.Sr MAaaziNs, nud YOU
will never L. willing 10 lie without It. II will not
onl, icne,, soa how la dress how to cook how
10 make over your ehiiren's clothes liui il will
make you better wiser, happier. Women every
where find il exactly what they want. In fact,
/, il the most complete Ladies Magazine now pub
lshcd. Highlands, Fathers, Brothers and Lovers
subscribe for II, and present il with The beautiful
Chrome, .'lsni She Pretty |, will make ewes
sparkle with dcligh, and satisfaction and prove
n monthly reminder Of your good taste aud Kind
feeling. Address,
". JENNINGS DEM0REST,
e3s broadway, N. Y.
Specimen copies of ,le latest numbers of the
Magazine mailed free on reccip, Of 25 cents.
may 20, 1911.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

4 new 10, of Insertions and Eacings, Ladies
Ties. lac.s. etc AT Hanson Bros.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
NII.r'iif.Iti:1sit's

WILrBERGEit's
Iflavor.ing Eat acts
are warranted equal inaus made. They are PR
ptre,! ,ron the fr1its aud will ic found mari
bsncr Than many Of The EftEft thu, atc sold
i,k ponr Graecr or braygia .for llhbrrqer's :
ExirHrts.
EtRLOW's INDIGO Hire
Il, Without Doubt, the best article Ia tile market
for hlgin. clothes. II will culor mere water than
four times hc same weight Of indigo, nni much
mpte Than anf other wash Line in the market,
HE nuls senninr Is ihai pal nr II AtIaan MILF
gi.g.r4 pnt SranE. Na. ~ North Second 81
Philalelphia la The ldicls haze both Nili-
hef ger and barlow mime ou them. III utisra
trf eeeitsr,tt For sale /, must lrorcfs and
druggists
WIhTBEBoER lNpELiiiLE INK Will ht
found IN trial 10 he Il superior nrii,,r. Always
Ell hHHA aud faf 7.t,t I'll reasonable prices, Pure
t.tnnl Splsc5 ,,sutiine Medicines. thanat1 skins
spouers. Ttpipfa, Pearl, Sago, and nil articles
IN the drug line al
tifRtB vi TBERG tR y pRfG sToRE
NJ ~ SerA Segui ~. pbi,ntl1tg, IN.
july <. ls7l-ty
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
INSURE YOUR LIFE
lN .HE
DELAWARE Mutual

Life Insurance Company.
HONE OFFICE hNfGiNGE ItllplNG,
wlLMfSsroH, p:LtwaGE.
John r Nlle1e. r.s fha liaffea 1r Sc.
Robert Z. fraim, GsAs5 sapt Of AEcnsics.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Sugar cured hams, drird beef smoked .hund
.ers aud sides, Mess Pork, bottled pickles, chow
cbuw, canned corn and tomatoes.
j. 4. REYNOLDS 4 Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
NOTICE TO
FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS.

flailE undersigned hnying leraiod ani cs,nl-
L lishei themselves permanently in tie NtR-
SERf BfSiNE'SS IN Ntkfafarra. D.i. would
respectfully call til. attention nf iho.e interested
10 their large and tinc stork Of PEifH TRIES
which they are now oii.r n fer fsH y.,tpgiua.
We are also prepared To f.etive orders for all
kinds oi Fruit and ornamental Trees, Shrnltr-
rv Bulls, bedding Plants, &c. ke.
All orders will rrteise ptoinp, attention. Gooas
carefully packed and forwarded by the most l-
rec, and reliable routes.
June iI-if NELLY 4 GUILD
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Ladies' and Misses fine lnsing button nni lac
en- Gni,ers, and the celebrated Marie Aniuinclt.
Slippers, received direct from the manufacturers
aud selling nj tlirr prices.
j. A. Reynolds 4 Sons,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

New Lawns, prreals, Prints, Ginehnms, Re,
jus, received hy Hanson Bros
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

s,o0e drs,-class Clayton rcash Tubs for sale
ny 4 II. foard
r,fs,eiown, bel.
jus, received a lot Of No. = Mnrkcrei, at 80 30
fand $40 per barrel. Also, Nsttin's brand Of
Kcntuckcy, =. G, Hams, Covered aud uncovered
of superior quality. We als, selling OIL sum
ancr Stock a, reduced prices,
s. =. Stephens 4 Co.
Mitdii ia,cwn, Do. 5uly 20, ls1i.-2w.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Large stock Of labrador srli, herring, gihhed
herring, No. / aud shore mackrrel in barrels
a,la half barrels, in slorc AMI fur sale a, very
low prices. J. \ Reynolds Sons,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Are you dysrcplir? powon hav. cllls and
fever? IL 50. use simmons Liver Regulator; il
will cure you
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
POSTS! POSTS II POSTS II!

v1sHE undersigned will furnish whis oak pasts
/ of any siae desired, 10 tise public = le1ss
rate prices. y: DgNN5I1
apr 2s--u Neo4Uego, -.
Relsssnse--J. r. Cochran, nlD1lsss~s ~
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

COLLINS on lroad s'r,c' Aid!leiown IL
selling ont his large stock ot Shoes nj cost.
Great Bargains
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

SoTts ~ if'iAci Ganwvm .lInnaen Hros have
lust rccci-ca fr. N Ycw York large 10. Of Pick
ing Baske,s Il et anil. at pynufa,tsrrs prices.
Call aud sec the..
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Buy the Diamond state tie.sc. III. hest in the
market. John 4. Reynolds & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Ask the recovered dyspcp,ics, Bilious sufferers,
victims OF Fever and Aguc, the mcrcnrinl diseased
patient, how they recovered health, cheerful
spirits, aud good appe,irs-thcy will tell you by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Delaware Phosphate brill, for sale BY
A. T. bradley.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

u'ilE Delaware Hniud i rn Stockholders
J. All tic surplus fun's u lho Company will
he .pui'ai@ dlsii,d ainon-st roliry holders
The hnsinrsA u - Company i toniGet5 wi'..
energy equity and economy ilesct enabling
The tompau, " easli .Hs r4nc. RI low rates,
with rctitrt sceGtiik e pulley hu'lers. Grnlr-
mrn Of character dr,ireb. ai forming connection
with tie inapanr A. nous ate inti!9d - rom.
mnnledlc with isIlett Z Trim Geneta sup.r-
inlrhaent II liUar Hii5ze, Wilmington, bel
Books containing reier.nacs aud iallc ni ,aies
vii bf srtli 10 al, nalttss an rllealion heing
naar 10 M, of iht officer. N ng,ns oi the Cum
lmny.
WILLIAM T. M.GiGilS,
GESRRAE AtfNr tan HEtAWAnr.
IDrAi. AGENTS:
Aired q tuN lidsi,}oma, ri.
llrnr, e Malitf, lofl renu, :.
lo.rrh q, B,snn. uIas.a, .
.lames Gatmdh. 81 Gtofgts. j"
lieuj " slr,!lr. ncl. tiu, .
aug limos
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Hero aud Gem glnss frni, j,rs, selfsealing
stone lrs, lin cans, bottle Wax, porcelain lined
kettles from 10 IL quarts, for sale hs
j. A. Reynolds & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
Ghe 1ulluy 1t'crkla Sun.

. Newspaper oi tac sr.a ~ iime
fntrndrd for frnair .,aN on Earth.
iAElgting fasne !, nerhq 4lr Merchants, l're.
ia,seaal Men Wai4prt rlin'irss. "a, MAJ
fr= q i'0apsi fnies the T!yD ssa. hni
D.a=l.gst ~ ~ suea.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Chemistry is furnishing us new agents for fuel
force, food, and ,nauy other Important aids over
those we once possessed POETS from which com
mcrcc was driven during the hot moths by their
terrible fcvcrs are visited sli the year with I'm
.puniiv now. Many localities in ,hc South aud
West kept tcnantlcss iy ,heir ar,c,crous n,iasms
are now hlliug mp wih, l"Istnt"ns Under the
lpro,cciion Of Ayers Agnc Care. Their ailicing
'rhlls and Fever nrc 50 cticc'aally cured by this
remedy that the disease no longer turns cnigra-
,,ion aside or destroys the settler if lie ventures
upon It's infected districts. Gazette, Indepen-
,icncc No.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
l,EFER To,

N numerous ihes rnrties. srud for eire,-
ar with iihpaftaHt inflammation 10 fruit growers.
alri la@lm1s
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Country merchant. supplied ~ manufacturers
Jul, = II
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

n screw ring acting
on a metal cap re
quitting ~ au equal
pre..liiron the sior.
per nr zap, and gn'a
sjifg,
These JAR. are
prffeafig Y,rry re-
sia.t ~ i.!.rs llascr.
will find upon n
trial ~ their merits
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

WANTED, immediately. l5O. o0a f,et OF III ",
ELM aud POPLAR TIMBER, suitable fl making
opr stnve peach baskets.
WORDEN L EVANS, SMYRNA, DIT.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Nj. Carmel Locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
and Oak Wood, for Sale At Evans Goal ana
Wood Yard, Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19

Whereas certain persons are cndeavorin2 TO
prevent us from making nDh selling our Stare
pearl, Basket, hy claiming Letters Patent VIC pub
lisl, for the information NIL persons interested
the following eminen, legal opinion;
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-19
O:.I.i one aoI,i.lE 4 YEAR.
osI HUNDRED COPIES ron s5e.

: les t1an an- Cen. { ~. t., ,hsrr ,tc !,
$50 Ciu, a, ~ ~ l'1si t,iire
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
City Council Proceedings.

Council met at Congress Hal August :. Except the Mayor, all the members were present, c. W. Brown Acting President,
 The bond of John Miller, as City Marshal, was received and approved
 In accordance with law, it was decided that CouIteilmen Brown and Williams should hold office until the second Tuesday, in January, 1873 and that CouHcilmen Hughes and Vosburg, shall hold their places until the second Tuesday in January, 1872.
 A large petition of citizens relative to the annual feast of San Augustine, 1t being protest against holding the feast on the Church Plaza, was re- ceived. Hearing deferred.
 Adjourned to August g.
 Council convened August 9, as per adjournment. Councilman Vosburg was elected President, pro tenn.
 Another petition against holding the feast on the Church Plaza was pre- sented.
 On motion of Councilman Hughes, it was ordered That the Feast of San Augustine be held on the Courthouse plaza, and confined to an area west of a line running north and south from the northeast corner oeA the house of $. Warner to the southeast corner of the house of M Aldrich on said plaza; also that no music shall be al- lowed on or adjacent to said feast ground after midnight.
 It was further ordered that the ex-. elusive use of that portion of the plaza designated for the feast during its con- tinuance, be sold at auction by the City Marshal on August 12, at 10 A. M., to the highest bidder for cash ill hand, or with approved security payable September 5-the purchaser to keep the grounds well cleaned, and after wards to remove all structures erected thereon.
 The City Treasurer was ordered to give bonds in the sum of $2, ,000. Adjourned till the 12th, at P. M..
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

AS will be seen by our Fort Bay ard letter, more stolen stock has been traced to the Canada Alamosa camp, and the thieves are bold enough to refuse to surrender their booty. The citizens below the Jornada are tired of working for the Apaches, and un- less the Indians are kept on the reser- vation we may expect repetition of the Camp Grant affair." New Mex lcan, July 29.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
THE "0terland Monthly" for Au.

THE "0terland Monthly" for Au- gsist is received, and we approve the general expression of the press that the number is superior to any for sev- eral months The articles which con- tribute most to our entertainment are those by M. G. Upton on 'The Dar- winian Eden;" by Prentice Mulford, on "The East at Yosemite, and "Min- ing on the Pacific Coast" by Henry Degroot. "Harry Meiggs in Peru. by Charles A. ,Wetmore, is very readable, and is full of interest to many thou sands who knew or knew of the hero of tie article. The history of such a man is of general interest.
 The Overland will hereafter be it. lustrated after the style of Harper's, and it is announced that the first illus trations will be the old Missions of southern California, and the second, Mare Island Navy Yard. This will increase the popularity of the maga- zine.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

A PRIVATE letter from the State o1 Sonora reports that 'the Sonora pa pers keep quiet on the Mission Camp Decision. It surprised the best people of. the State almost as much as 1t did y0aa,in Arizona, as the ruling in this case is dangerous one if it ever gets iH fair working order along the bor- der"
 We'll it may have surprised the good people of Sonora, for the "fair working" of such a decision would operate like well handled two-edged sword, and the border would have been a very dangerous place for Mexicans or Americans.
 Generally, a state of quiet reigns in Sonora, but in some others, disturb ances occtT. Financially, the report is very gloomy.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
NOTICE

HyO' WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 l Youare hereby notified that from and after the first day of July, A.D 1871, that am not holden nor will pay any debts con tracted against me, or in my name, except by me personally, or by my personal order. And all persons indebted to me are hereby notified to settle with no one for the same, except with me personally or my legally authorized agent. D. C. THOMPSON.
 Sanford, July l, 1871. jyl-3m
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

THE Los Angeles Star of a late is- sue has this observation
 We are glad to find that the editor of The Miner is ashamed of the ex- pression he used toward Governor Mccormick, in reference to his great afiiction. At the close of q long winded explanation, he makes this apology for his coarseness, etc
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
POsTaiIsTER L(

POSTMASTER LORD received atcOmple- ment of blanks, books, etc., OF Wednes- day lasti ,f6r postal money ordeF;office in Tucson Before the office can be opened for the issuance of money orders, an ac- knewledgment of their receipt must be made to Washington, and specific irstruc- tions returned as to the day of cemmenc- ing the business and how to procure funds wheIineeded, therefore it will be near Oc- toberil: before the public need expect any accoh@Modation in the matter of postal orders.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

A GENTLEMAN of much experience and observation in this wicked world sends the following to THE CITIZEN:
 Cure for the Women's Rights Mania Plenty of good-looking, hale and hearty, twenty-four years of age, who are not afraid of responsibilities
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
MT. Brichta Notices The Miner
 Scrubs.

MI. A. Brichta recently received the appointment of Assistant Postmaster in the Tucson office. Last year he was a candidate on the Democratic ticket for the Legislature. Both The Miner editors were then his professed friends-only professed. He was not elected, but obtained some employ ment about the Legislature from his successful opponents. Members of the Peoples Party make no inquiry in employing men, other than as to their fitness for the place to be filed. Mir. Brichta being honest and capable, Postmaster Lord employed him, and because he accepted the place, The Miner rogues assail' him with their feeble ridicule. MT. Brichta handed ns the following,on the subject:
 TUcsoN, August :, 1871.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: l see in The Miner that the editors think it very strange because I accepted the posi- ton of Assistant Postmaster under Dr. Lerd.. I cannot see but what it is an honorable position, and probably as honorable as the one the editor fills who wrote the article referred to. Each one of us in this world has to earn his bread and butter. I try to, and think do as .honorably as the edi- toY. of The Miner. A. BRICHTA.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

THE Indians have been very active in thieving for the past month in the vicinity of San Xavier. According to reports ,siten us, nine cases of stealing have taken pIace within that time, and with one or two exceptions Juan Elias and his brother have been the losers. Several pursuits have been made, and in one instance the stock recaptured. Leopold Carillo lost one lot, and other parties few.
 The thieving Indians uniformly drive the stock into the mountains to the north and northeast of town, and most always pass between here and the Point of Mountain.'
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

TROoPs ARRIvED.-Thursday last Com pany A, Twenty-tirst Infantry, commanded by First Lieutenant Thomas F. Riley, and Second Lieutenant John M. Ross, arrived at Camp Lowell from the abandoned Camp Pinal. Captain Patrick Collins of this company is on recruiting service in California. Acting Assistant Surgeon J. LaBaree came to Tucson with CompanyA:
 On the same day, a detachment of sevi enteen men of Troop L., Third Cavalry3 arrived here from Camp Hualpai, under command of a First Serg@ant We believe they are here on heir-way'to report to General Crook.
 P. S.-We are informed this morhfBS that the above-named detachment is or dered to start on its return to Hualpai next Monday, taking along the baggage of General Crook to Headquarters rc-estab- lished at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

JUDGE JOHN ANDERSON has removed his office from his residence to west side 01 Church plaza.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

DR. J. C. HANDY's professional card ap pears in THE CITIZEN. The doctor is { successful practitioner.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
E. N. F1S H & O., MAIN ST, FLORENCE, A. T. " h ole ale and tail
 DEALERS IN
General Merchandise.

uAVE constantly on hand large and III well selected stock of Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Hardware, etc, which we will sell at the very lowest prices.
 We have, also, Hay pnd Grain, constant iy on hand to supply the Public. 5-tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

INDIAN AGENT J. H. STOUT, of the Pima Reservation, is reported quite sensible on the Indian question. He has resided three years at Santa Fe, and hence knows something of Indian actions as well as promises. He re- gatds whipping the Apaches the first step to peace with them. Glad to hear that he has good sense on the present vital question in Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

Keeps constantly on hand large supply: of the best quality of WINES and Il O., UORS of all kinds, and the choicest brands of WINES and FRENCH BRAN DIES for Medicinal purposes. Also just received large quantity of the finest it4- ported Havana Cigars.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12
The Annual Feast.

For some reason, an unusual interest is being manifested in the approaching feast of San Augustine, the patron Saint of Tue son. It has been the impression that these annual revelries were declining in interest, but from all appearances the one opening on the 2Sth instant will be large and of considerable duratiorl- In view of orders on the subject and will exercise a fatherly care over it, as may be seen by reference to published proceedings in THE CITIZEN. The feast will be largelyattended from abroad, and it is reasonableto expect additions to the chaingang befotsAts close. Lively doings are expected.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

THE weather during the week has been cloudy much of the time, and fine rain fell. this morning. The hills, mountains aneSi plains are very green with new grass.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

TIE mails have again been missent at Sanford. Postmaster COllingwood eX- plains how in his letter, but more care at Sanford would prevent these annoying and even injurious mistakes.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

large and spacious B IL l. A R,D R o o NJ, elegantly furnishe6'and fitted Up, where the guests may entertain them selves after their own tastes. 1tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

City, with government freight, on Wedne: day!.
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

MhJoR HENRY R. MIzNER, of the Twelfth Infantry, has been ordered to report at Camp Lowell. He being full Major, we presume he will assume command of the most
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

CREDITORS of I. Goldberg x Co. would do well to read their polite notice in this paper
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

-=ss@zgUE WOULD RE
 |2SF=s NILspectfally a4nounce to Gz- G~-L~~- the community of Tucson and travelling public, that hehas refitted his House in the latest style, and cannot be c&celled east of San Francisco, or west of St. Louis for neatness, order, or accom- LaOdatiOns
Arizona citizen., 1871-08-12

Than they can 'pty the same on the Rio Grande, or in Tucson, and save them the great cost of transportatson from either of the above mentioned places.
 .EGive us a cail and you will be satis- fled with both goods and prices.
 2tf FULLY, OCHOA & co.