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The Jews of New York, it is stated
have entered into an arrangement for
tue estaollshment of publication soci.
ETY., with the object Of issuing works on
jewish life, history and literature, ex.
olnding treaties of controversial de.
sicription. It is intended to unite on n
broad and liberal platform, and to bring
the benefits Of the organization within
the reach Of all.
a Western paper tells story OF a man
Sho, " having gone into heavy purchase
OF PORK, on falling market. WAS over.
heard praying in the following style:
20, Lord. for my sake. just ADVANCE
hogs one cent per hundred, and won't
pay but four dollars per hundred for INV
more. Amen"
King Amadeus. OF Spain. is indeed
surrounded with difficulties. He is not
only unpopular with his people, who
cannot understand him, since be cannot
speak their language, but having no pri.
vate fortune, he is compelled to live on
bis civil list alone. -
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a LogDPN FaATusE. "a Loudon Tina
police report, in mentioning the arrest
OF three young women of bad reputa.
ION, and in drink, who had attempted to
conn suicide by throwing themselves
over London Dock, adds that a police
constable has been. for some time paat
stationed on the bridge day and pieht
and also on the Old Gravel Lane Bridge
over the same dock. to prevent women in
eide. 'aA
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a few years ago Ireland had popula-
ton OF 10000. 900. According to tue
last census there are now only half that
number of 7people in the Green Isle.
The same falling off in population is
found in several of the agricultural
Counties OF England and Wales. Peo-
pie pour into the largo towns as workers
or paupers, and the best emigrate. The
great towns are growing very fast-Lon-
don and Glasgow probably the fastest Of
any. Manufactures incronse, agriculture
diminishes. About one-third of the
food consumed in England is imported
rom abroad, cattle as we'll as corn. The
English papers in stating these facts are
sIeriously discussing the questions: How
long Is it to go on, and what is to come
of it?. mn
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IHE RERsrAN FANINE.-ThsB Bombay
3oseae, Of tlfe 4th ultiu:c. contsineJ !.
long letter, dated May 16 last, from Mr..
Manocklee Linajee AttRria, agent of the
Managing Committee Of tho Society fo,
Ameliorating the Condition Of Poor 70.
roastrians in Persin, in which he gives a
dreadful account Of the snfferinps OF tho
population from want of food. Among
the statements he makes are the follow
ing: In Ispahan, public shops ure opened
ior selling camel's, ass, dogs and cats
Hesh, and yet from seventy to eighty
persona die daily. People go about self
ing their children. The Armenian no
pulation only live free from privation.
they DelDg supported by their wealthy
orethren 10 Calcutta and Batavia, In
hassan and Kome, cities where corn
formerly abounded, people have bocn
Gaugnt cutting down children for food"
Ia Khorassan. $4,000 mon have been
swept OH through hunger and disease,
ana those who survived did not hesitate
10 use raked UP corpses for food.". In
iezd' twelve Zoroastriaus were diving
daily for want OF food; yet only one be-
ne7olent Farsee gentleman, Mr.. Nusser
%anlee Maneckjee Petit. had, up to tho
dase OF the letter, sent 300 rupees in
1866, and LOO rupees on the 10th Of
January, 1870. through the managing
and again 200 rupees by tcle.
graph on the 14th OF March, 1871. No
other contribution, the Parsce agent
adds, had been received, and corn dis
trionted among the Zoroassrians ut Yazd
had been taken from them by the Mo-
hnmmedans.
a letter has been received from Persia
tho effects of the famine in
the country. The letter, among other
things, says: ''Our mothers and fathers
arc eating their children Our husbands
are doing the Same with their wives.
Grown up children are killing their
younger brothers and sisters. and, in
some instances. their fathers aud mo-
cry"
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,onoOuiH HsHAts-f -fIaster|y; winds will prOs
Dabiy continue in tds middle and East.
ern States, and it Is probable that q storm
OF some severity will continue at q con.
siderable distance of the South Atlantic
coast. with Easterly winds and threaten
ing weather from Georgia to New JERSEY.
cloudy weather will probably continue
~ t9e New England States; Northerly y
WINDS and warm hazy weather from MI.
cn1gan 1g 10 Alabama and Westward.
Ihomas W. Conway, signing himself
otate Superintendent of Public Eduoa-
tlon, OF Louisiana, publishes long let.
Ter 70 the President, wherein, after allud-
lng !eDgthily to his services to the Re-
Punilcan party as an excuse for his
ooloness, he proceeds to- narrate that, on
MS way from New Orleans. the bearer
OF dispatches from Casey. Pacllurd, and
others, to the President read the de-
spatohes to the passengers. Conway
lmpeaches the truthfulness of Casey.
Packard, Lowell, aud the rest. CONWAY
concludes:".No act Of your administrs.
tion will give more satisfaction to the
men who voted for you and made YOU
PRESIDENT than wonld the removal of Che
officials who have perpetratel the out
rage IN question; aud that nothing sh ort
OF their displacement will save the Re.
publican party from defeat in the coming
campaign" M .
New YORK. August 21.-A. T. Stewart
IS recovering from dangerous illness.
a specla! from Long Branch says:
about . o'clock this morning, DR.. 81. IT.
Heimbold attempted suicide. He bor-
rowed double-barrel shotgun, hired a
carriage, with a colored driver, aud
started out on Ocean avenue towards
Sea Bright, to shoot meadow larks. Be.
low the Arlington House, he got out of
the carriage, placed his gun under Ills
chin. and fired. Being small man, the
effort to pull the trigger caused his head
to move, and his face only was injured.
LII desperation, he repeated the expert
ment, with tho same result. The driver,
who, meantime, rushed to him, caught
him, fainting and bleeding, in his arms.
and brought him to the Arcade Hotel.
whence he was taken home.
He!mbold telegraphs that while out
cunning this morning, his gun aociden-
tally went of, but he was not injured.
About fifty suits have been commenced
against the Staten Island Ferry Compa-
ny Tor damages on account OF the West.
field explosion
! WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. WEST y1R-
aIa1A, August /. .21.-Among the late
arrivals here ore General Fitzhugh Lee.
N. D. Corse and Hon. John Goode. Of
West Virginia; Generals III. W. Gary
and James Conner, of South Carolina:
Gov. Jacobs. Of West Virginia. 80
FORT MoNRoE, VA, August 21.-A
large three hasted schooner was reported
he199re at. Body, leland, on Saturday
her; name not known; assistance from
Norfolk will be sent.
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DIsREPUrADLE.- The Cincinnati Ga
zeae states that "Mr. Harrison. the
Chairman of the Radical State Commit
toe OF Ohio, Inns just levied contribu.
slon upon all the clerks in the Govern
ment employ in Washington OF one per
cent. upon their ealaries, and has also
notified them that they are expected to
60 home. at their own expense, and vote.
A great many of them voted in Washing
ton, last spring, at the election for
officers of tho new district government,
and the Democratic Committee have
secured list OF all such, and will uso it
against such rs Offer to repeat III Octo-
ber."
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ThI.ElG%EN.A-PHTo
Foreign lA'.H,.a,I,., =. \!
NOON .DESP,At.risn5 .is 5;E

"ooohSS OF THE AMERICAN LoAH-w1,rTEs ,Ts
DNA"Ah OF dRnMANs7rFRENoH MILITARY
nH-oaoLRRA SPREADING ALEXIS IN
HIS WAY TO AMERICA AIpARL1AMRNr Pro.
aoaGEp-fRENoH aIna TROOPS AhR1yED AT
LONDON. August 19.-The Enropean
oynoicate to-day announces through the
press In London, Paris. Frankfort Rer.
In and Amsterdam the opening of enb.
sscrlptlon Tor the fve per cent. American
loan, on Tuesday next-books TO be Kent
open to md including Thursday.i Tie
press comments on the loan as vsrv
favorable, and already large applications
pave been filed in advance of the Oman
ing OF the books. -,
The Paris 4St,l,Ae publishes a renors
that Gen. GGribaldi died this morning
put despatch from Florence. dated to.
oay. announces that he is better, and hia
physicians have left Oaprera.
"A story ID circulating in Paris that m
Important Russian parsonage reoentIv
told French dipiomatist that the resnit
OF the late war had placed Russia in the
position :of France after the Battle Of
PANS. : August 1s.--The German
iorces are withdrawing from the neigh.
3orbood Of the fortifications North and
VERSAILLES. August 1s.-Iu the As.
sembly, to-day, the committee on the
army Dill made report recommendinR
1ts passage. The. bill, as returned to the
Ouamoer, makes military service COM
pulsory, and allows no one to procure
substitutes. It prohibits soldiers from
Young IN political eleoti0ns, and dis
solves tho National Guards throughout
the country. ,4t4r. ,i,f
A despatch from Gambennin. East
Prussia. siIty-Bix miles East OF K6nioe-
berg. says the cholera has Appeared in
several districts on thp German side az
the Russian frontier: n3,ii;
LONDON, August 2l.--It is feared the
potato blight will almost destroy the
Irish crop. "4''
John Bright is much better. Victoria
ls III, at Balmoral. ttt'4H !.G,ll0I-
The Russian feet,t with the Grand
Dqke Alexis, loft Cronstadt. yesterday,
for New York. III. .y.G.,,,i., =
Parliament has been proropued to
November, 7, by royal 'cot1 1miasi6n.. Re-
iatiohs with foreign powers are friendly.
. ana the hope Is EXPRESSED for continued
tranquility. In her last speech, nostly
devoted to locals ,affairs,) the Queen
dweiis satisfactorily upon the treIty of
Washington. '''lh -e'.' lTH.
NIGHT DESPATCHES. ~ Fl
LONDON, August 21.-$20, 600. 600 of
i've per oeuts were taken in adva,ice Of
the regular opening Of tho, Syndicate.
Bonds are active. at 1L@I2c. premium.
VERSAILLES, August '21.--A despatch
from AIgiers announces the arrival of a
large number of French troops.
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ooADA>NA' - L ue NaY0eSOOTO.
ga, E1positor says: While Mr.. Thomas
Prescott aud Mr.. james Tennyson we're
together hunting destructive boar" a
gun upon tho shoulder Of the former vaa
accidentally discharged, ii,e entire ioa5
seven buek-shot, lodging in the breast
of the latter.
In reply to an exchange that old age
is to be respected, the Boston TrareHer
says much depends npon whether we
hnd 1t IN men or III poultry" To this o
slight amendment may be made-that in
a men 1t is to be respected, and in poultry
1t is to be expected.
Alexandria. Va, has now noner
called the Liberal Citizen, and it's con.
ductors announce that no efforts will he
spared to mako it thorough '.humbue
squelcher, whether found in chnrche
State, corporations, market laws. toll.
gates, fertilizers or pilot laws.
An old negro woman, near Ricbmor5
W., ls the veritable "oldest inbabitant =
She says she cooked for de man what
dngged do Jeems River"
The Pope has published an enovcl;cal
letter, thanking the bishops and the
faithful for their sympathies on the occa.
sion Of his jubilee.
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American Intelii9ence.
NOON DESPATCHES.

LARGE FIRES AND HEAVY LossKs-FLIaHr
OF OFFICIALS OF AN EXPLODED TUG
INDIAN oUTRAdEs SINGULAR CASE OF
0IsOHING-QUARANTINE PREPARATIONS
SUITS AGAINST THE STATEN ISLAND
FERRY ooMPANY-HELMBoLD THE BuUHU
HING, ATTEMPTS sUIoIDB-THR LoU1sI-
ANA sQDABBLRs, Ao., Ao.
ST. Louis, August 20.-A. 8. Merritt
o prominent hotel-keeper, was found
dead in bed. ~
MRMpHis, August 2O.-The city voted
s2o0. 900 in ala OF the, Mississippi Rail
road.
LOUISVILLE, August 40. Complete re-
turns, except in six Counties, give Les
lies majority at $4,000, and other De-.
mooratio candidates at 39, 1000.
WAsHINaToN, August 20-The Attor-
ney-denerai has received numerous re.
guests for the opinion as to the effect of
the fourteenth constitutional amend
ment upon the eligibility Of persons to
office. Not being able to reply officially
TO these reqpests, he has issued circn-
lar, stating that it is not his duty to give
Official opinions, except at the request of
the PRESIDENT or the heads of depart
ments' Ho aaPpendlse copy Of the fonr-
WARSAW 'IND., August 21.-Thirteen
bul1diugs' Including the Baptist Church, !
combustion; loss, $50, ,OOO. '717,.0
VIRGINIA CRY, NEVADA, August 21.-
Fifty7bnildiuiJs were burned to-day; loss.
$15O,C00; ;ineendinfism. a''ul
=, SAN ,F'RANctsoo, August ola, aer.
geant-maior aud private OF the third
cavalry were killed By: the Apaohes near
Camp Verdi. Altoona, and their boilies
horribly mntilated. 1,>''
ST.. LOUIS, August 21.-Ool. Dowpino
was elected chief Of the Cherokee Nation,
by 200 smajority u.d.rfi'fso'1',
NEw: YohK, August 21 Tie Fenians
will join the proposed Italian procession.
1t other netionnlities are allowed to par.
ticipate. ' Ill'p q H ;-1--
A family OF ak persons were poisoned
hy eating fish cAught near q wrock. It
is supposed the Ash were impregnatea
with copper. The symptoms were eimi-
lar TO poisoning from stryohnine.
:, Ihe Ward Hospital, on Centre street,
Newark, N. j., was burned to-day; loss
The owner, captain and engineer OF
saS S1F1ossast1s S:ar5ack have disap-.
peared. The boiler contains fifteen large
Ra.She, I1s;ass qNpPH 1syen inch crack on the
,W1nnrAMspoFr, Pa. August 21.-The
,Wayar!y House and thirty buildings were
burned to-day; loss So. 900, 900.
NIGHT DEsPATOHEs.
CnARnEsrox, August 21,-Arr;vod
steamship South Carolina. New, York.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-sI,arn,on
departs NortG for five weeks. =: :
The Delaware and Albany have been
turned over TO the health com missions ut
New York for quarantine use-they aro
to be anchored in tho lower bay. for the
r!eccepton|of poople coming from cholera
infected regions.
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The last cipherins Of the Millerites
brings the world to nm end on the Sd OF
September without fnil. The hour is
not stated; but, if VIC might be permitted
to suggest, dinner time would be the
most soasonable. If there is ANYTHING
important to be done on The Sd, such as
hanging, Or settling old accounts il had
bes. be attended to on the 2d or very
early on the morning OF the Sd. It
might not be out of place for the Radi
cnls to hold prayer meeting, though
wa fear they have delayed it too long
already.
The latest novelty of certnin rural
region OF Maryland is an African sala-
mander, known rs the Fire King, who.
1t IS said. licks red hot shoyels, takes
burning anthracite coal from the stove
stirs shot over fire until they tnrn red,
then pours the moulten mass into his
mouth, aud ejects it us solid lead. BE
is the most practical Southern tire-eater
OF whom we have yet heard.
Forester, the supposed Nathan mur.
derer, IS hiding among tho swnmps in
Louisiana, according to the latest re-
ports, where it is impossible for INV
posse to find him. From his stronghold.
nc writes to the newspapers to say that
he Is not the murderer Of Nathan, and
Will surrender himself for trial if the
authorities will remit his thirteen years
sentence in Joliet (Ill.) prison.
Mr.. George Broadfield, who has been
in the employ of Moses p. Green, of
Burke County. Ga, was found d.ul
in the peach orchard ut the place Of
his employer, on last Friday. Mr..
Broadtield had been complaining for
home time, Ind disappeared on Thurs
day. and was found on Friday, as above
described.
At Heidolbnrg, in Germany. there is
not language, ancient or modern, with
out lts competent professor to teach it to
all comers. A Japanese student, unable
to speak a word of German, found there.
on his arrival, teacher able to converse
with him aud give him lessons through
the medium Of his own language.
Constantinople is to be connected with
the opposite Asiatio coast by railroad
tunnel consisting OF sheet-iron double
tubes, under the water Of the Bosphorue
The tnnnel is to be about 200 feet long,
ten feet III diameter in the clear, and to
DO thlrty-six feet below the level of the
"ater, IN order not to obstruct nayjen.
tion.
The burrowing undor the water at Ho]l
Gate goes on bravely. a number Of the
rocks have been quite undermined. and
explosions will be the order of the day
very soon. General Newton confidently
expects to get through before another
year.
Napoleon III, in his days of empire.
while quite Indifferent to the fantasies
OF the moro classic musician, went into
nndisgniscd rapture over the simple
negro melodies of the minstrcls, and
even now ho cujoys them at his Chiscl-
hurst homo
Mr.. John Davidson completed his ex-
trnoriinnry lnsli Of walking 100 conslcu-
i've hours without sleep or rest, at Little
Nock, Ark, on tho 18th inst, carrying
IN nnvif weighing Ill pounds for thirty
minute" iln''t''" i'll every twelve hours. or Tor
lonr hours III all.
Jim ilarris, the brother Of i, II liar.
ris. OF Rome, Ga, was shot 1T Oxford,
:; A!l"bama, a, Inst Sunday, and Instantly
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Capital Building and Loan Asso ISOLATION
YtHE regular monthly meeting OF this Aa,o.
AL, citation asan n, viii be hold at the Hibernisn
Il Son, ut o'clock, THIS EVENING .T inst.i1
NJ, meats . viii be received. and books issued bv
tne treasurer, at the Bank and Trust Com.
evening. w r GaTtIHapmn the
August % l Saoaa.,
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State of South Carolina---Richland Co
EOURT, Oh' (,O lflEn AZ 11mAn

State of South Observation-Disclosures Co
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
James q. Gibbes. as Administrator OF Gabr;e,
Is. Startling, Plaintiff, against Charles Bnr-
;, rows, Dof"ndant.-.Sun,nons
~ THE DEFENDANT, CHARLES BunHows.
Vou arc hereby summoned and reouirad to
Il answer the complaint in this action
OF which copy il herewith served upon yo,
ana TO serve copy Of your answer to tile saii
complaint ON tho Subscribers, at their Office
Columbia, South Carolina, within twenty dsva
after the service hereof, exclusive OF tho ia
OF such services; and il you fail to answer the
compliant within tho time aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the 2;onrt
'"r tho relief demanded in this com piaint
CARROLL, MELTON & JANNEY
Dated Columbia, S. O., August ii, 1871,
10 THE DEFENDANT, CHARLES BUnnoys.
Iake notice that the SUNNI ms in tbis action
OF wlMch the foregoing is COPY, was flled in
the t oflice OF the Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleae, at Columbia, in tho County of I;ich.
inhd, III tho State OF South Carolina. on the
2ist day at August, 1871. -
CARROLL. MELTON &JANNEY
coLuMnIA, S. c., August 81, 1871.
August % ,nc
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The details of the explosion of the
boiler OF tho steamer Chautauqua, or
Chantauqua. have been received. Mapy
OF the features resemble those of the
West6eld explosion. Every person on
board, some forty in number, was thrown
INTO the air. Many were carried as high
ns 250 feet. a lady was thrown s'about
S0O feot from the wreck, and fell into
the water, doubtless striking upon her
feet, as she was fonnd drowned IN that
I!osition. standing erect, her feet fast in
the soft mud Of the marsh in about ak
feet OF water. with the book still in her
hand that she had playfulIy taken from
her husband rdoment before"
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liable kilograms contjnue to furnish
doleful tidings OF the fatal ravages of
CHOLERA III varjous parts Of Germany.
~ Is steadily venting it's way Westward,
from Russia into Poland, from Poland
INTO Germany. from Germany into Eug.
lsnd, and, il it makes one more vigorous
str,de, it will next appear in the sea-
ooard cities OF the United States. Pru-
dence and Immunity should, therefore,
prompt all American officials entrusted
Win the regulation OF sanitary affairs to
make the best possible provision for it's
approach. 70 cholera. moro than to
any other disease, does the old maxim
aPp'y-that ZAP ounce OF prevention is
Detter than pound Of cure
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,Bathingis rapidly growing into disre-
phe9 at Long Branch, In consequence of
the revelations OF the unsycophantic' seo. !.
Alpss oflthe gentler sex, who nre onlv
nrtificially plump and roseate, refuse to
'oathe. outright. They may have heen
ordered to- res0ft to the bath over ai,d
over again by their exacting physiciane.
bus the,gentle creatures nevertheless re-.
fuse, even though assured that health
might be found in the saline srms of tho
bridegroom waves.
SAoRnEa1oUs SoouNpnE11sM.-Some
time during the early part of last week.
81 Luke's Episcopal Church, where tho
late Rev. O. p. Gadsden ministered. was
entered by some thief, who carried of
the chairs, looking -glass, combs and
brushes in the vestry room, and even the
,drapery in the ohancel, hung in respect
to the memory Of the deceased rector.
Charleston Ne,os.
The truth OF Ohapman's line. ..The
Gods on murd're Ak revengeful eyes )"
ls shown by the recent suicide in Mobile.
Ala, OF Henry b. Couch, son of Rev. A.
b. Couch. o Baptist clergyman, who. two
years ago, killed man named jacobs in
notorious bordello of that CITY. Re.
morse literally drove young Couch to
the grave
a school-master in Bridgeport, Conn.
who asked a small pupil Of what the sur.
face OF the earth consists, and was
promptly answered, ''land and water"
varied the question slightly. that the
fact might ba impressed on the bows
mind, and asked. "Whnt, then. do land
and wator maker" to which camo tho
immediate response, ''mud."
A delioAte female partook of twenty
eight different dishes Mt u Chicago hotel
dinner. =
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Auot1on aa1a=
TO CLOSE.

Il HE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE BEEN
placed upon our
. Slaughter" Counter.
And are offered at
RUINOUS PRICES
To close them out.
Black and White aRENAD1NE sHAwJs
tvery pretty.)
Satin. Striped, Silk and Wool sHAw1s
(handsome.)
Solid oolored Llama s sHAWLs, (stylish.)
Black LACE POINTS, (real desirable
Every conceivable style OF PAnAsoI,. GOOD
value.)
Swiss Pulling.
Jaconet Pulling.
James Cambria Pualng, In quadrnple .,,.
tuple and octuple.
Linen Sets, plain and embroidered.
Aug IS r. C. sHrvEp : ~ l.
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Broom Makers Wanted.
4 GOOD BROOM M-MAKERS. who ,,n6.r.
II stand their business, will find s,ealy am.
piu!mcnt, with the highest cash wages. Nono
but solIrr and steady men need AMY.
aug 20 z ID. q. FEfNprrU x SON
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Seegers' Beer is Pure.
don't contain Cococulus Indirus Fish
Norrlrs tO make sleepy or hnadachc
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-17

ARIZONA CITY.-Our correspondent will see the Lyons Campo affair on the first page, in type from private note in advance. The following is fresh:
 The Colorado Steam Navigation Co. will put line. of steamers, running from San Francesca to the mouth of the Colorado river, in connection with the river craft. They will commence by making the round trip every month, but if freight be offered in sufficient quantities, steamers will be run semi monthly. This will enable merchants to receive freight in 12 and 13 days at this place from San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-17
Tucson Postal Directory.

.H- Office open from c. m. tor D. na. ercepf On Sundays, aohen tt aCiN De open from 9 to 10 c. 70. mntI tart1ter notice. Mails West-Clos at 511l D. ma. on Tmesclays, Thursdays and Saturdays ar7iye Wednes- days, Fridays aud S,sndays at 6 c. n. Mails East-Depart Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays ct l2 mo-; and ar7'iye Mondays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. Mails North-Depart at 4 p. na. On Mondays, dITiue Saturdays. Mails for Titbac and dSonora-Depart Mondays at c. nl. d7riue Wednesdays.