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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02
L'OR THE REsr or
SUMMER READING
60 the NC Of nd rroat Mr.Ic Mns.er.

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7lae o,e no Hea0y Biographies
Slt i are e!armngly written and very tsrtaining
Mozarts Letters e vols, ea h, t753
LtttH"Neh Letters (SGOu0
mrhdtlssulms Letters, q v ls each tki "a and
"Reminiscences Of MeudelssO4 III, ,tl -
To have jubilee az home, send fcr
THE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE CHORUS
BOJk. =.
For good WORK on Composition, buy
BAHEES n r s, ,THEoRETlcAL AND PRACTICAL
hANAONl' sAOU
70 make Sabbath School Ghtldrcn's ewes pnorsIa
get llat Gem Ol he seasJu the new sa6bnth scnuu
song Book entitled: 0''''
sPARhLlNG RI BlES! By Asa Han and Harry
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02
Whrtis NV CnlllnR :

The public debt statement for Ju'y l-t .howz
a decrease OF 203l ,O35 during June.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02


The New York World admits that Greeley is
sure to be the Democratic candidate, and CON
oludss that voters can only do ore Of three
things They may voto for Grant, vote for
Greeley, or stay away from the polls. The World
will not advise them to so FOR Grant but as be-
tween the other two courses Of action it has no
advice to offer. In other worls it does not com
plain of any Democrat who refuses to vote at
ali, when he is asked to support Horace Greeley
Tic Washington Chronicle a staunoh Repub-
lican journal, was quoted yesterday, in Demo-
cratic quarters, as saying that England had
carried her point in the Geneva Conference, -
&c, Nc, and the admission was greeted With
much pleasure. The fact is, however, that the
Sunday Chronicle, an entirely separate paper
controlled by D. G. Forney, made use of the ex-.
preston, and the paper first named holds pre-
cisely contrary views.
The Philadelphia Chief of Police has issued
orders prohibiting the firing Of crackers pistols,
or guns, or fireworks Of any description on
Thursday VIII not Chief Mills issue a similar
order We hope to see it, and that speedily.
Gold closed yesterday ~ ll35s. Government
securities were nearly steady PhilaGelphia
stocks were dull, the market closing inactive
Cotton was quoted at 2Ga26lG.
Governor Parker, of New Jersey, has written
\ letter declining the nomination for Vice Pre7
dent given him by the National Labor Reform
Convention.
Motto Of the Greeley Democracy *" We stool
to conquer Yes, and very low too. Aud sup
pose they don't conquer, even after 80 mucl
STOPPING
The Board Of Trade meeting takes llace, this
evening, and the Managers are reminded of tia,
importance Of being present.
The public debt statement for Ju'v is, how
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

Dislnfectants and insecticides.
CamphOr, Blue stone, Carholic Acid. Chloride
Lime, Solution Chloride Soda, Fosters Bug Poison
Costar's Rat Roach, and Insect exterminator, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

Gold closed yesterday ~ 1885, Government
securities were nearly steady. Philadelphia
stocks were dull, the market closing inactive.
Cotton was quoted at 2Ga26lG.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

PUBLISHED EVERY, AFTERNOON (stindays
,poepted1 at the COMMERCIAL BUnpRo, South West
Gunner Fitih and Market StSest4 Iioo Cents copy
Sir D. H1rs year, By mail, or served ~ carriers
throughout The city.
.esrBE pEsAWARg TRIBUNE t,seskly) tie great
P.sisslsar organ Of RarDeys aud fTpt ro''ers pub
lhsssd seoe-y TAasrsday por'tng, at 7Wo Dollars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

The Blessing of the Age.
No more sick Headache, more Dyspepsia no
more Indigestion no more Files 10 more Chills no
tn re Liver Complaint NO more Jaundlce, no more
ialh la the BaGk no luure kidney Disease no ma re-
.osuHtne-s, no more Heartburn. TU nv VR9E-
TAB + LiN hh PILL is a certain gu grantae against
all these d. strehsug complaints.
ATLANTA, June 90 1869
Dear siT-I sm tail.r and, from want Of eZer-
tselOsl oil ap. ut-r nd hat little did eat sonred
on my siCluach bought sume Of your Liver Pills
ifOm tie. ~inj a Fox, aud have been entirely re.
level ~ thehL Ny appetite is good, ana / digest
what eat now sleep sound at nights WhiCn /
had LOt done for iuUutlls.
WILLIAM J. FERRIL
DR. TUFTS HAI3 DYE Is Harmless
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

Governor Parker, of New Jersey, has written
a letter declining the nomination for Wee Prezi-
dent, given lin by the National Labor Reform
Convention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02
HuaufiaI.
NIRsT NATIONAL BANK,

FIRsT NATIONAL BANK.
OF WILMINGTON.
DepOs'tOrV oI the Public h~ntrs.
FINANCl IL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATE
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsHlEh
Paid Up Capital. Observation-Disclosures. S500,OOO
Ev-Phnadelphla and New York Exchange fur
nlshed TO regular depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at sX Am
DIRECTORS;
lsRAkL PUsEY, ELI GARRRTT
Henry 5. MCGoMB, JOSHUA 4. HEALD,
EDWARD BErTs, octl-'y
YINHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANR,
NO. sO7 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBL
Open to receive deposits daily Sunday excepted
during the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from 10 O'Clock, p NJ
All the pronts OF the Bank, after the payment Of
necessary expenses, are devoted 10 the benefit OF
the depOsitOrs, aud dividends are made semannn
ally In April and October Since the organisation OF
the Bank in 1861 the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate Of ak per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
at once become entitled TO participate in future
dividends.
No manager Is allowed TO borrow any Of the. funds
intruated TO tha Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM S. hli,Es, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT Is. SMyTH, GRoKGR 8. CAPELLR,
CHARLES W. HOwLAND, NJ. L. LIcHrEEsrEIS,
EDWARD DARLIEGTON, N. r. BENSON,
HREKY r. DUHR, Jon II. jackson,
joan MOLKAR, WM. IL. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINs.
VIM. HILLEs President
GRO W. Bush, Vice President
!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

Motto Of the Greeley Democracy h" We -toop
to conquer. Yes and very low, too. Aud sup
pose they don't conquer, even after 70 mucl
dtoOpngf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

In thems alves-B. a c. shoemakers Liquid Rennet
aud FlayDrtng Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange
Aim nJnd anu hose. Give them a trial.
b. "a c. SHOEMAKER,
SOB Market street. Institute Building
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-02

The Board Of Trade meeting takes ,llce. ulis
evening, and the Managers are reminlcl of the
importance Of being present.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

DKPIRrMgSr OF DOCKS Nos 3i6 and $40 BRoADwAr,}
NEw-loRK. April ., lS3s.
NOTICE to CONTRACTOkS-Pro Tor I0r
Masonry at baitery place, North RIVER IA,
Sea propssa ndofse with the title Of the work S above enu
name OF tie hcr viii be received ~ the Onee OF the %
~ o'clock when uine the
be publclT opened ana read. - ,- -.,.,. -, A.
Mud specifications together with the Engueers estimate OF inc
,woni AZ work 10 be aud blank forms Of Proposals
aud ohtsae appheston At the once OF lne DEPARTMENT
The p,p,rmeut res,e the night reject or all BIDS
hOHN T. A1NBW.
WILSON q. HUNT Commissioners
RICHARD NJ. HkNkf. 81 the
WILLIAM WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
To a. e e u IAC & L4...&i 4Sso,
No II NAssAC-ST
JACOB r, 6HlTI2: 2IhE.3 ID & Co.,
9AMIEGlAlG,
81 PINES7. EEv-TORK,

rCf TwENTY-SECOYD ST.. CHICAGO.
wv T reruisr Banking business 10 al is branches
YOUR pga CENT GNT2CE,T a!ove1 al aces Of Banks
Bls, rr.. c,.porsi.o-s. aai Iu-i,iluas
ADyANCEs TO CORRESPONDENTS upoo a'-re7ti Co'''eAs
RAILWAY BaNgIyG in all oitnae forms ieelaE 2ecia
INVESTMENT SECURITIES oftle Lset sra' "T'ys o. hand
COLLECTIONS OX CHICAGO .peca;, al other points on
us1al terms
ILLINOIS SUCURITEs speciality. or Cc 90 nosse affords
ever e, iof Investment. any part Of he sta'e r hf mort
raar Of ~ ioc,l NIa.c. 81 lesDs
0,r.u,SDBoOK OF ILLINOIS SECURITIES s,a fee upon
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
REAL ESTAl. W.
NEw-YonK, Wednesday, Apr ~ S no'1.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Apr ~ c' ,o'-'
The sale of the Grand Union HOtel, ,non
togu Springs, attracted large attendance OF prom
capitalists The sale was made by order OF the assel
In bankruptcy Of the Leland Brothers Inc n''el WA
sold with all the furniture and equipments incluulne
five parcels of land OF which contains seven "cirs
and also all the wines and stores on 'no oo n
hotel nropertv cost originally upward of s1ooc,oo but
to.Jar was cold TO Mr. A. T. Stewart for sSS2oCo The
solo was conducted by E. H. Ludlow Co., under drec-
ton of the trustces or,or ot Smith Parl,er
EXacnfor of he estate John Pentz deceased 100 ols
n 8, V,oins and Tenth-ayes. and OnehuDdredand
,h ~, | Onplundred- d-tortieth, and Pcntz-sts
The sale was largely attended by the leading operators
tr snccuIative account. Full details OF property sod
will be found below.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
AUcrIoE SALE OF SARATOGA REAL Es7ATE.

l.. 7.
Fve-sory lulling and plot Of ground known as ne
Hotel ocees with furnture carpets &e situated IN the vig OF
Sars,ogt Sprirg The hotel is < feet front on broadway! Wild
one Congress St. wing On "sshineon anu con
tq;ns ahpt COO rooms beside plror diEingOos ohce halls Nc
sJ an or ON eron Gor ground 6 feet Broadway 30
ieet on Congsss 6l feet on Wsslngtonst ana 81 ee ON
S. Crrcrusr together with plot HsntoH lz1N IV 'oA''
I42A5.HlI AID 10: South Federal 2Ixt1i FJdZNo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Gorses, Carriages, 6arness, Sc.

4 MAJOR c. W. BARKER, Auctioneer.
as NNtS5B CLOSING OF Y SALE
At THE EMPIRE STABLES,
EOi 80 ThomgsOust ij Sulyans. Ia Cbsrtont snd lao Var
comneLcng
on THURSDAY, APRIL ii. AT O'CLOCK,
at the stables, 10 1AOmpsou-st,
and containing ion day to-day until the entire sbockb
ho property Ellis Crow ESQ who has sold bis stables and re.
tired from the business
The stock comprises
,, 10 head Of fstesss KOADSTEs BUSINESS and DRACGHT
I5 COACHES and cLARRSCBs
% eSSe std single TRUCKS for furniture aud heavy work
u EXPRESS WAGONS.
81 Top aud Notop ROAD WAGONS.
3threeseat FARH PIIAEIOSs
> 3sULklES, SKELETON WAGONS &c.
~ sets coach irnca and gh sdouh and single HARNESS
BLANKETS. RoBES. BELLS. SADDLES BRIDLps. srspLR
TooLs. PIXTuRBS, OFFICE FURNITURE, sAFEs, &C.
CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW-yORK TArTERSALIs coz.
sER oP BROADWAY AND THRTYNINrIIsT., OR AT Tha
Stock exhibition Sale positive ,rd without
At N. Y. SALES and STORAGE RE-
"a POSIToRY 3 33) aud Jl Fourth Twenty 6ht,
Rsesr Aretion Sales Of HORSES CARRIAGES, &c. EvERy
TUkkSDAI. Cd II O'Clock n n.
NO P0sTP0SEMEST on ACCOUNT OP WEATHER
NO LIMITATIONS ALLOWED.
S. DINGEB. Ale.cuser,
will sell.
THIS DAY.
II O'Clock. a. m.,
BhY MhnP. ~ hands, warranted sound
BLACK HORSE years, IS hands, good free driver.
sCRRtL H03SE. IS hands, years; gentle ami KIDD.
BLACK MARE, 1873 hands, years; gentle in all harness.
BLACK HOssE, Is hands; good farm horse
BAY HORSE. IS hands, good work horse.
BAY HORSE. L! hands sound arl go roadster
Top and no-top BlGGiES, four ED siz.seat PABTONS -
very superior PARK PHABfONs CLOSE COACHBS DEPOT
WAGONS vELOCIPEDEs, SINGLE AID DOUBLE HARNESS,
&c,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

rgNHE subscribers will sell at Public Sale. on
TIT RSDAY, the l3h day Of April next at O'CLOCK p NJ % .e
premises al that LOT Of LAND FACTORY BUILDIEG3. ani
FOUNDRY situate Fst In the City Trsnto " aynf
J13 feet ani being 25D feet de,p
river power furnished said premises
". r. Co. Conditions made known day n ale ty
KENDRlCh & LCNELR.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Gituaiions Uanteo--5erales.
Situations Wanie6-- MGles.

SITUATION WANTED.-A young man, a
- good bookAeeper writing good business hah1 with cons
In situation
De idrnisAti
Parties requiring exclusive services bookkeeper can ASs
their weekly balanced regularly a: sman
Address {. o. d.. Tribune once -
VyvANTED-By a Scotchman, a SITUATION
w COACHNAN; wou.l akec Of ROAD loe
deands his toogh The beet of references Call st
dress A. B. d SGssad-t, Seed store.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
HORSE AND ChRRIIGE MARKET

NgwYoRE "Wednesday, April 10, Is72
In the general horse market work horses Of
all descriptions sell quite freely at old figures, bat
transactions in more valuable Himals have been
ported public sale Of the conteEtS Of the livery sta.
bes NO. Sc Lexincton-ave. aad No. .oJ East Tw0Dty
fonrth-st was held to-day by order of Granville r.
Bawes, Receiver, Mr.. A. J. Bleecker officiating
tOneer. Tho vicinity OF the BulPs Head Market caused
large attendance of horse dealers and stable owners to
bc present and the bidding and competition woso lively
enough TO insure satisfactory result. The horses
bro ght 20 The haIlmor wore klOokod down s fOtoHs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
100000 GOLD D0N)S
ST. Louis County.

gTNIFD TP0POsHLS WI Ne Tecvf1 ne oT ~ We eA o
oi The It, g. So L'', state 81
M.t. .uI u-u two O'Clock MONDAY 'h 'e ' @. AD
rrtcs-, X bualTcd 20 " Co b" %. inJLsala
,,l. c-c ~ ai ord interest at rate Of s ~ ce I ahno py'
the CITY OF Nev-lo;k , o ~: LJns al op
Tn Id ruich1cr These bonds bear Ge or 4ri ere i're o.
Iaa- 1872 pa able tSeig ae a. a'c VIVA er'
h' r8ysbe scf1t u7'lv 1 '0''f 'f3 'su' O
cot DO ID OF entitled 40 Act o out r- County IoaTi OF
tluty a c.et Tor
r,. Ar socei. thereof shall be ey " 'rd - as -
90 enable 70
i-i iaebteuess approved Nh, . l' approved
.
be received for uumIr o. bonds. h ms " cDe gsand
sr. Az 1eg reseryiug ie re &c aIy or a ids
II c,nai.Ini ro sstsisclrN 90,
Parerr. viii PEI currency of he ln to' "r te is,re Of The
K.t,ol Hanks aud the bon viii h de ycr - cry ot r LOUIS
I'll ilLFS sri. x. ..-- us Justice.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Copartnersbip Notircs.

DISSOLUTION.-The cOpartnership hereto
fore existing under the HOYT 4 BLANCHARD
having expired dissolved The will
continued AID outstanding business settled by
REUBEN HOYT, 2O3 euwich-st
New-York. april Q. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
finan,.'ai'

NTOTICE.-UNITED STAT > hEEtOI-D
~ LAND AND IMMIGRATION COMPANt.~' ~ efteii meevng 3
she stoOkhOers of this COMPANY wh 10 he'd or % ". AZ
I'm OFce the COMPANY 80 Liberty Sc a. l. t W S
ecc,us Drcon and for such other bu,'ues
toe meeting. eAMO III - ". "'-,''''' ,'--.-.------,
CS SHARES n. Y, NEWFOU NDLAND, ana 1
ses1 LONDON TELEGRAPH STOCK. siv'ieues % ov" k"u'
rsyabe Quarter.y to BXCnA nANGE for Rel T. "a r
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

LNXECUTORS
NJ THOMAS, deceased.
at public Auction on Tu
change, a 3story frame &
large lot, containing abou'
Island. New-Jernsy. II
on q street sclccle.l by the
the island for a private CO
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
ID LAINFIELD, N. j.,
One hour from New.York by Certral y. J. Railres8
Is trains daly
EXTENSIVE SALE
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1872,
at II OcocN NJ,
ofsome Of The mot desirable
P8AL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
in that beautiful and healt ful city,
The ani twOtory HOUSE southeast Seye,'st
Chry taiHing II rDon lot 100 seyeD by 2O
depth every description Of choice fruit.
The LOTT rnaey the the
IL opposite ssrpaee, being 100 ort EgEtst
se By 2yf - in DEPTH These properties admitted
be- loao the Gne In tie city high ground ony
i've minutes wax from the depot
The BLOCk NJ IlIaTEES O-ST0nY HOUSES Thrds,
ner OF ehmot each containing SIX rooms oni cellar conveniently
arranged for families and renting month
Tie magaino, niLL6lDE PROPERTY OF o8 acres, about
ten minutes drive FROM the depot, the Pak.
Cherryst with the houses, ard bIngs thereon.
Probably no EuPerg within the distance from New
York Offers equal niueemen purchasers Of real
Situated g'i be'ond the ely ne viii enjoy wsaou sharing the
tpee) tho advantages Of III the
made to that point It contains large eauul
villa sites in the vicinity overlooking the city and
ciar yarl and extensive
Cherry the ene length Tie esde hss charter for
hcrsearoa between Planied and heuchen which WILL pass
Wilma Few hunire icot Of the frontage. The
rapidly.
Terms viii be moderate, and at Of
For further particulars apply
WAKRMAN 4 IATTIyG.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
Conc JsIano Real Gstate for Sale.

NOM p l. + TIE Summer and Winter RESI-
~ DENCEIouse ouiung perfect oricr hve hei
and railroad depot
prce moderate. rutland VIII iNu > beeAmth'se
EOR SALE at FLUSHING, l.. IA fine
BUILDING LOT 5rl5O situate Of the principal avenues
either Of S3O;
Address !. NJ. GREGORY, Box 1882, " Y 7. o.
TOR SALE-On Long Island, one mile from
Il Brooklyn HOUSE with eight rooms and three OF good
LAND Apply TO ABRAHAM ". GODFREY % Spmeest New-iofE
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29

nd-That while the Apaches have been kept on reservations more or less for years with constant complaints and proofs on the part of the citizens that they were murdering and robbing, this IS the first instance where & Chief has ever reported it; and also that they have invariably shared the spells of plumber and then turned to their affidavit men for proofs that they were good Indians, and that these charges made against them were malicious and made to break the peace (may God save us from ever again having such a peace).
 We ask, in all candor, if this raid from the reservation of full fed h. dians, just one month after concluding 8 solemn peace, does not prove as strong as words can prove it that the complaints of the people have been just, and that the letter recently pub lished by General Hazen giving the same testimony is as true as Holy Writ, and also that these bad men have been perjured slanderers, and as General Hagen says, are in copartner- ship with them in murder?
 This act of Eskimenzin is the most hopeful sign we have seen, and if he thus continues to show good faith his past evil deeds will be forgiven and he will have no better friends than the citizens of Arizona.
 To Colonel Royall, who promptly sent after these raiding Indians, the people feel deeply obliged. In him we have felt from the start that we had true soldier who would do his whole duty, and we have not been dis appointed. MT. Jacobs, the agent, has done his duty nobly, and we hear good reports from Major Dallas, at Apache. With General Crook in con- mand of the Department, we believe we are right when we say that there is ray of hope ahead.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29

DELEGATE Mccormick has intro duced bill to establish an additional land district in Arizona. It has pas sed the House, and we hope became @ law. A Land Office on the Gila or Salt River, would enable many far mers to procure titles to their land, who are now too poor to pay the ad- ditional expense of going hundreds of miles, through dangerous Indian country, to enter their lands.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE.
4 NY PERSON OR PERSONS


 elaiming the following described goods seized in Tucson on the premises of Bui fente Hernandez, on the 17th of June LfS72, for violation of the United States Revenue Laws, must come forward within A(20) twenty days from the date of this notice, and enter their claim and file the Jtequired bond for the same according to kSection 12 of an Act of Congress of the United States, dated July IS, 1866 termed an Act to prevent Smuggling and for other purposes.
 Failing to appear within the time speci- fled and complying with the above require ments said property will be sold at Public Auction at the Custom House, in Tucson, on the 18th day of July, 1872.
 | Said goods consists of one barrel of mes cal containing (25) twenty-five gallons:
 JNO. W. HOPKINS, Deputy Collector.
 U. s. Custom House,
 je22-3t Tucson, A. T., June IS, 1872.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29
WE gather the following news items

WE gather the following news items from The Miner of June 15: .
 Three fine horses were stolen by the Indians from Thomas Stonehouse. Lieutenant Garvey with fifteen men, and Wm. McCloud and Archy Me Intosh for guides, pursued the Indians, overlook and killed one and wounded another. They saw large numbers of Indians on the hill-tops, shouting ob- scene words at them, but as there was great danger of being overpowered, if attacked, they were obliged to return
 Some horses had been stolen from the Cornucopia mine, and Adam Ries- back of Burnt Ranch, four miles west of Prescott, was shot and probably mortally wounded. J
 A new colony has been started at the base of the San Francisco noun tains, about sixty-fve miles north of Prescott. The colonists are mostly from Colorado Territory, and propose erecting 8 saw mill and making other improvements. The location is on the line of the Thirty-fifth Parallel Railroad, in @ delightful country, with plenty of timber, excellent grazing and agricultural lands, and cannot fail to become @ large and prosperous settlement.
 Mail service from Albuquerque to Prescott will soon be in operation; this has long been needed, and will be a great accommodation to the peo- pie.
 A. J. Shanks, an old and esteemed citizen of Prescott, died June, !.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29
Pine Lumber!

UyHE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co.
 are now prepared to furnish all kinds oi
 Lumber and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of Messrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filled. u
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29
A Beautiful Story.

Coleridge relates 8 story to- this effect:
 Alexander, during his march into Africa, came to people dwelling in peaceful huts, who knew neither war nor conquests. Gold beng offered to him, he refused it, saying that his sole object was to learn the manners and customs of the inhabitants. "Stay with us" said the chief, Gas long as 1t pleaseth thee."
 During this interview with the Afri- can Chief, two of his subjects brought a cause before him for judgment. The dispute was this: The one had bought of the other a piece of ground, which after the purchase, was found to contain treasure, for which he felt himself bound to pay. The other refused to receive anything, stating that he had sold the ground, with what might be found, to contain, ap- parent or concealed.
 Said the Chief, looking at the one, "You have son." and to the other, "You have daughter; let them be married, and the treasury given them as a dowery."
 Alexander was astonished.
 ''And what" said the Chief, "would have been the decision in your coun- try?"
 \ "We should have dismissed the par
 les and seized the treasure for the king's use."
 "And does the sun shine in your Country ?" said the Chief; "does the lain fall there? Are there any cattle dbere which feed upon herbs and green 1rass!"
 Certainly" said Alexander. \ "Ah," said the Chief, Git is for the skke of those innocent cattle that the Great Being permits the sun to shine, the rain to fall, and the grass to grow h your country"
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29

CAPTAIN HANCOCK, County Sur veyor of Maricopa county. estimates that $15O,OOO have been expended in the Salt River settlement, during the past year, for irrigating canals.
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29

AN Exchange gives the following rkmedy for curing balky horse:
 [ It is simply to place your hand over the horses nose and shut off his wind un4 4l he wants to go, and then let him
 We played it on our mule; he gave u} three in the game and beat us. We 6ass and have a mule on hand to loan
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29

NOTICE, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY IN concern. This gives notice that the Assessment Roll for the year A. D. 1872, has been completed and is now on file in my office for the inspection of all persons interested, and that the Board of Equaliza- tion will meet at my office, on Monday the lst day of July A. D. 1872, at which time any person aggrieved will be heard by the said Board of Equalization:
 OSCAR BUCKALEW, Recorder and Clerk of Board of Equaliza- tiOn, Pima county, A. T.
 Tucson, June F, 1872. Je2Z-
Arizona citizen., 1872-06-29
Notice.

NNHE COLORADO STEAM NAVIGA- J tion Company's
 Steamship New bern Leaves San Francisco for mouth of Col orado river CD first of every month, con- meeting with rlver boats. Freight landed at Yuma in twelve (12) days from San Francisco. Agencies of the Company 61O Front street, San Francisco, California; Yuma and Ehrenberg, A. T.
 J. POLHAMUS, JR., WSly. General Superintendent.