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MEDICAL, DC.

LAss arfAs Rsesvd q. s. Vsss, 90
ae1nsst e. BE consulted priv aseiy, from =
- SN p n, q his once, n. W. corner Of ilth
ss - Asn11Eania avenue, second story,D or ~
iieesaaeoe,a kooS Masoachusetts sssnue, betvsea
sotn 10 ufA -. D. W. From his great ex perie10o
u Isotine over l0e0 easss Of the q. D. Veaersal
..oseAA1 - prect1ce OF thirty pears among koeh
49, 49, ~ SWnAe, he can warrant o surs In leo
Escy,o. IN. r.o.,,. Of 90, .ar.o. ana ..s,.
stne vm " sent b. express. Is warrant. 70 cure
nvelsnS ~ emissfons. sulsly
1LI DIsIAsKe trsstsd and Qonnnenens
oAsee taken. Describe case and)enclose oe, md
sdytce and msdicine VIII be cent. Addrsss Mrs. DIT.
Ln5toAPsoH, No. 6Ss n. 18th strsst, Phtlsdsa-
l(06RE Tor Nervous DsSiiity, ssni.si tms.
lions, caused by indiscrstion, 6onorrhos, eisss.
scroduia, skin Disease, eyDhnh, IN eli fss fsrsss
speedily cured.
Bsisam Gesesss ssf Hrasy d,seGdsa
prusgie corner Psnnsyivssia ave. and isth strses.
Prtce % per box. sent by mall. v3iy
VERY SUBSTANTIAL PABrs for s.boring
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoksALK-BAre opportunity 81 buy sd rst -clA.s
n HOl ek. pressed briciI iron q, nth white marble
steps and window trimmings; With ever NE
oouNenfenee, rspge. not md cold water: la0a \
e. Terms less than Soc Gosh. balance monthly ~
seaIly tr ten years; interest ~ per g nj other
propsrU TAX % IN part payment. W. ". MET
SALI, keal kstate BrUker, oNrner 18Th street "a
New York enne les "A
$500 70 lOA' q %2 sti VIC sE Efrts'
yolG Corner s;h street AMI Nev York syen-s
w 20 buy sRCoNp-Hhep cLoTHING and
yUkNiTIkE. Tse highest price psid. Alires.
skAr BARGAINS IN REAL ksrArE.
HOUSES and Lots for sale .. greatly reduced
prices. RcassB Tor selling out stost 4, leave
the city. Eighteen Hocse- and IS suiidins Lots: rs
81 the Souses are story press s-ick frts and
two snsh press brick t-O-story houses and one
frame house. All have ali modern i-np--v ern slts
The sbOT- BONUSES are ali rev sud location unsur-
passed Now Is the time O. secure good bargain
" III exchange IN part for city lots n small cash
payment down: balance on ffT,s 80 suff pure sssr
Fer all particulars apply 20 1910 Oolunb,a street.
formerly TaEher street, aud save comnsissian. a.
m. tosp.m lmslm'l III. nARRow.
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NOTICE OF OPENING A PUBLIC ROAD IN
~ THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
whereas an application in writing has been m ade
10 the undersgne ed for TIE opening of road in the
county OF " ashlngton, from point opposite Six
tenth street northwest, in the city of Washington,
and 1n1ng from thence into the county in direct
line from the north side of Boundary street. cross.
ing Prospect, Erie and Houron streets. in Il. NJ
nall subdivision Of Meridian Hill, and extending
10 the south side of Columbia road thence in a nOrth
westerly direction to the Linnean Hill road in said
county and whereas the undersigned believ il con-
duclve to the public interest to a road to be
opened as above described and prayed for; and
whereas the route of said rosd has been by the di-
y ctiOn Of the undersigned duly surveyed and plan
ther eof prepared and filed ia our ONCE:
Notice is hereby given of the application afore-
and all persons having objections thereto are re-
auested to make them known to the unders signed at
tne office OF the Vice President of the Board of Pub
lIc Works OF the Di-trict of COumbi4 Boom No 9,
Morrison 3 Building Four and III alf street. Wash
ington, ID. C., where any objections which NAV be
made will be heard and considered
ii. ID. COOKE.
A. X. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
A. B. MULLETr,
b. p. BROWN.
Board OF Public Works of the District of Column
sia. jel2w
n n fsssss = WINDOW SHADES. NJ W 70
Different styles, sizes and coiors in store Shades
made TO order. Orders for Paperhanging or Win
dow Shades punctually filled. in city or country at
MARK RITER'S,
Terms cash No ass 9TH street,
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NJ w OFF z.
ICAN BOYLE d Co,
REAL ESTATE BOXERS,
No. sl3 FIFTEENTH STREET, fLAass' Bull pINs
FOB SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street. between % and Sd streets with al the modern
improvements; small cash payments and iScg time
on balance.
SEVERAL FtCas,
snail and large, the line of tho Polzt Of Rocks
Railroad, within few nlinut walk Of the depot;
Within thirty minutes OF w &c h.ngt ton. Ferns
one Of 40 acres ON the same road and sAe distsnos
Tom dspot, improved BY Reese, &C
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol fronting on sew erser sxeuue: one O.,
the toess situations In the city
HOUSE on North A street: sos cash, balanes
on long time.
- Also,
HousEs AZ LOTS 10 ~ parts Of the city.
MONTY TO LOAN
L. sums Of nom q 0ooto eist0s % real estate
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Nv "A. a. POOR,
w REAL ESTATE BRokER,
RooN Ne. FzDERAL BLOCK, SEVENTH STREET
Offers for sale improved and unimproved PROP
EbTf, as follows Lot Is, IN square II: Lot ., IN
square "a Lot q, ia square ~. Lot IS, ia square
part OF Lot g. In square HISS part Of Lot ia square
49, Lot Is fsOuth half in square las Lots 2 S, a.
6, in square ao4 unyls -eolm.
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FOR SALE.

oAs
EcR sALE-A frst-cIass Concord ENPRSss
"ASoS' and also an sHeellsn, HsRSkss;
iss.st. 1916 en- ma rs 2r'F Fem. S avenue.
E'owk IssaLE.sToCk, FINrCRss; AND GOOD
lit OF a0RoCEBl Stone doing lucra
trade ira. Location, 1917 street, between lsis and
SODA FOUNTAINS FOR SALE CUF1P-N N1e
- lot of OoPPkR SODA WaTKR FoUNTAiSs.
and las North 30 . HesT Batinsfa s.4.
EoR sALE-One DRIVING HOKsE: fast,
BE- seen at the p iney Branch Trcttinr conrNa IN
", mn Sne week II ON June "a Inquire Of Mr. GSA
FOR SALE CHEAP-0ne CART HORSE. in
good condition; two CARTS as good as n
pete sets Of HARsEss apSiS AZ si I'M LNS
street southeast or scrber Feed store s;h -treet
s9uth OF fennsylvania avenue. lo3-N"
Two BE SOLD AT PRIVATE saLF Al tn LONG
~ Bridge, large lot q WHITE PINS aud OAK
hPPiSo BSe sSaHss or u +
n y SION TOP GARBAGE; cost $50, oF7HR<
Sas s sef soId 5eGasea a All eS 60
s Sl% M, AZ Park o new Also. srlend9 HORSE
sot ss'fT S @ as h s. 2. te1. sagS @ G
JcI Goa 9th street under Mssoni' H TSsS@Pie
FOB sALE.A HORSE, nd aHd ganIle. suitable
lsayes the city. NAYLUK son. New IN
f"EA avenue and 18TH street. mA 50 N[A
ENOR SALE-Nsry handsome STALLION chest
n nut sorrel; Young. sound, kind. a good y
stopper Also. stylish shif,ipg TOP BUG ~
Sh, HARNESS. BLANKETS. EoREs NlA
WHIPS, SADDLE, BRlpLE. &c. horse WIN he
500 separately, Il desired Inquire 1927 sth street
no'thWest. m8l 81
C'oR sALE-A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
d CREAM SALOON. doing thriving bu -iness
Canse Tor selling, owner leaving the city Adde'S
,. q. d, Star office. mvls 81
E'0R SALE CHEAP-A fne FAMILY CARL
All, formerly Used by Gen. ketch- . xrsRR,
front, back, aud sides. Can be seen al Hf@Ekz
ncpeTmoti Bros, Coachmakers and 'Carria0s
HealtIs, No. 3lo PenLsy lgania avenue. ms -e0its
lNoH sALE-On very favorable terms, a two
ceated on 10th st, between and q. Ingnire n
BOWMAN WEAVER, 4i27th Sc. ars-eotf
FOR sALE-A fine gray HORSE, six years Old.
sNteen names highi stylish, gentle, ~
ness; Can be seen At MATLOCK : ssleE2S
Stables. No. oSl g street N. W. PAtl myls -eott
EOR SALE OR LEAsE-A GRIsr MILL, with
u FARM Of 81 acres. prime lard, with an flecas-
ssry out-buildings, on Tho Little river turnpike
LOsl, On miles west OF Alexandria, Va. The mill
10 good running order. snd bas large country cus-
tom address {. JACOBS, Alexandria, Va.
a t PRIVATE sALE-The beautiful Country
- sest called MOUNT VIEW, situated on -
Ridge hoad, about one mile from Ge lrEetpwn. I'm
near Drovers' Best This place = one q tn -
nhtst views IN the District, and will be- sold Tor Iers
"a an cost IL contains twenty Eve rs u land,
sll good SOIL and under fine cultivation, with tie
Grohaia OF apples peaches and This place &c
Ea pIo.eq with oottage me static aud Csrrsse
House., Ice House, and nSuss; sS HGIse aud Bee
could he converted into " are House THIS plsoe
Is perfectly healthy, aud sold for no other re.oa
than 10 leave the country For term, apply 70
mays I'M the prem lses
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PERSONAL.

IFDANIEL MCCALL WILL CALL AT I7aa
\ y street, he will hear something greatly to his
son BEWARD Will BE PAID FOR TIE
AZ rest and conviction of the party or parties
who disfgured my house, situated on the corner OF
Htmo q ies hsss5 x 81 as'h
WHAT OLD DR. pABBY DOES NOT KNOW
about those Cor dental Matters is mot worth
he the Gsty rs1osatz.d physician
rooms Tor ladies' IA street, three doors south of
Penn sylyahia avenue. may30 I'm
MRS b. SAWYER, C1a,,royasf, Magnsffc ia,
3I5 Tth st between and b, Island, upon all i'm.
port.nt business, past present and future MIA In,
A T b o L o G ST.
MADAME ROSS,
THE WONDERFUL PSYCHOLOGIST,
has Just arrived from New Orleans after an absence
friends, and Gil those desiring Astrological Consul
ta,ions. She has estonished thousands Of people
is really endowed with the natur al gift ~ forstens
eled throughout Europe and imerics q, and wherever
Satisfaction. This isdy has been pronounced by
the most scientific phrenoogist and astr .logist 70
be the most wonderful in her profession. Advice in
she respectfully invites all to call and be CON
WINGED OF her great powers. Satisfaction gusraa-
Madame Boss cures ali diseases modem to f.
males. Her psrlors are now located ct 9O6
street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Ladies, 81; Cent emen, 81 50. may6lms
- from the effects OF Errors ana Abuses in early
Impediments to Marriage removed. New method Of
and Circulars free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASsUCIA TION, No, south Ninth ST.,
Philadelphis, Pa. apis eosm
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VERY sUBsrANTIAL Parts for l.boring
men, from ~ 50. "a and o3-5o. at a. sThAUs',
l0ll syivsnis avenue. myz9
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7H FNOM lHE EAKLIEST AGES
~ TO the present day, ScrOfula has been the
cane, and as II were, the curse of mankind So ter
Fibie and lJathsome had it been some period, Of
ne wrid history that person know TO be infect
81 with II would not be allowed to mix with society
Happy IN our day the disease is stripped Of It's ter
JUICES. and the victim of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores,
PLnples Blotches. letters, &C., can be restored to
sound health in a few weeks
BOOT AND HEB JUICES. 81 IS per bottle
Sold by ;. FORD, l105 Pa ave, and by Or lg-
glsts. DESMOND CO, Proprietor, 9l5 Race st,
Philadelphia mayT-ly
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
MORE KILLING.

Two correspondents detail for us the killing of two Mexicans at the camp of the Caverness Brothers about sixty miles below Phenix. We con- dense both of the interesting reports as follows:
 It seems the Indians attacked Mar tinez ranch near Camp Date Creek on February 21; that in a fight, two In dians were killed and left dead on the ground; that soon after, party of Mexicans came along and murdered MT. Cullunber and Mr. Harris and stole their horses and made for Salt River with all speed; that February 29l true Indian ally-Juan Jose promptly advised the sheriff and others of Maricopa county that the stolen hon Ses and men were oD the river ]; that Sheriff Warden, assisted by othars, at once went on the trail, and on the fifth day of unremitting search, the nhurderers were found at the camp afor5 said, and in volleys of shooting by Both sides, the two assassins and thieves were killed and the two horses recovered. That the men killed were guilty as stated, there seems to be no doubt.
 Before receiving the reports, our space was nearly occupied-hence this summary. /
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
GEN. TOWARDS VISIT.

We caution the public that Whit mans exultations that Gen. O. O. Towards visit to Arizona on Indian business, as stated last week in THE CITIZEN, is in effect an indorsement of his bad course and triumph of savage murderers over good citizens, must be taken with as much care and limitation as poison. If Whitman were correct, then the unparalleled liar Colyer would have been sent here in stead of into well earned disgrace.
 As we did with Colyer, we will first believe he comes with purpose to promote the peace and safety of all. In such belief we shall welcome him. Before changing this belief we shall be convinced by his own actions that he intends only good to the savages. The people at large will without doubt, act likewise.
 Anybody, officer from abroad or citizen here, can go out among the savages with an armed escort, way ing white banners, exhibiting a spirit of apology for his presence, offer ing food, clothing, protection, idleness, ct cetera, and emphasizing such acts by spurning the conlmonest rights of citizens and turning the artillery of the nation upon them, and be sure to meet with no Apaches ill battle ar ray or murderous ambush no threats of continued war on the unfortunate whites, and will also have his ears dinned with assurances through lying interpreters that the Apache IS a vlr- tuous, peace loving, heaven inclining race, ever reluctant to do wrong ex- cept when provoked by poor citizens in their hard, selfish efforts to earn their own living in an honest, legal way. We repeat. by acting as in dicated, anybody can and will fare, see and hear what we point out. We have faith that Gen. Howard will not so act, and hence see, hear and report facts and make his mission of worth to that class of men who open new section of country and smooth its rough edges down to the condition which is required to get a prof fessiOnal philanthopist to live in it, or not ma lign it and its people. We are certain the Secretary of the Interior and Commissioner of Indian affairs expect his course will be as we outline.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16

THE sniveling hypocrite and ex- posed liar Colyer has resigned all con- nection with the Indian Peace Con- mission. We are pleased to know that he continues to make fool and stock of himself by con- blaming of the western influence which compelled him to resign, and that he is trying to gain sympathy by a babyish exhibition of his sore made bvl the removal of his official scalp.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
Geological Sketch of Pinal Mining
 District.

District.
 About six miles east from Florence, on the wagon road to Pinal Camp, the traveller meets with those formations of the primitive geological period which are, according to the geological records, the principal bearers of metal liferous minerals. Foremost it is the mica slate which for at least ten miles Is visible at both sides of the roal and forms the greater part of the plains between the Superstiticus, Pinal and Gila River mountains. Nearer to- wards the Pinal range lean alternately clay, clorite and tale slate. All these different slates (the principal matrices of gold bearing leads) are largely de- veloped here and show an abundance of quartz lodes which probably never have been tested. Already some pros peetors claim to have found gold there, also argentiferous galena from this vicinity from what is called Martinez Ledge has been exhibited.
 Two or three miles northeast from the picket post mountain, rises strait fled limestone without petritications, and belonging to the primitive period, too. Said limestone aid lartially quartzite bed the Silver Queen Ledge. On this occasion 1t might not be use- less to correct the erroneous belief that ledgesin limestone are superficial all over the world, by the reason, that this was experienced i'll some dis tricts of Nevada. The richest mines near Alamos, Sonora, not over 500 miles from here in a straight line, stand partially in limestone. The famous Batopilas mines, Chihuahua, worked for several centuries with great success, stand in limestone. Grauwacke, clay and hornblende slate, greensboro, porphyry, limestone, syen- ite, granite and quartzite, are in Mex ico, although not everywhere in the same degree rich in mineral deposits. The richest ores at Catorze and Cerro de Pasco, Mexico, are found in lime stone. Generally the principal ore deposits ill Cornwall and Devon, in occur in clay slate and gran ite, also in limestone. In mica slate, to other formations as sven ite, limestone, etc., occur the great deposits of copper, silver etc., in the Banat in Hungary.
 After having shown thus the con- tinuance of number of rich mines ill limestone on one hand, experience shows that lodges frequently give out III granite, gneiss, slate, etc., on the other side. Consequently, the petro- graphical character of the wall rock alone don't furnish conclusive cri- terion with respect to the perpetuity of qnineral deposits. For this purpose, Auite different symptoms must be in- vtstigated.
 lThe minerals of the Silver Queen qbnsist in sulphide of copper and sul- bhide of silver, oxide and carbonate of bxide of copper. The gangue is buartz and limestone. The richest Silver ore was found at the place where on the northern wall the lime stone changes into quartzite. Besides the Silver Queen, eighteen ledges have been located in its neighborhood, con- taining mostly argentiferous galena.
 GAnI R HEYNE
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
summary.

THE Washington papers inform us that Whitman has been reinforced in the lying business by one Cooley at Camp Apache. With Apache, mur- ders at Bowie, Wickenburg, Verde and other places, well known to them, they continue to report the damning falsehoods that the Apaches are pea ceable, and we'll contented. How these wretches must detest the truth!
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16

THE MINER says that James LeRoy, a former soldier of the 12th Infantry, was shot within three miles of Camp Verde on February 20, and so severely wounded that he was unable to get away and laid on the spot for 24 hours and through very cold night without food, water or fire. He was discover ed and taken to the Verde hospital for treatment. This attack was made by six Apaches who had long played Ne dishonest role of '' friendlies."
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16

THIRTY-FIvE thousand pounds of flour from Joseph Pierson's mills in Sonora reached here this week, and some lots of corn from across the line. Flour retails here at $S F 100 lbs.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16

NOTHING new that is reliable or i'm portant touching the murder of Mo- Farland and consequent troubles has been reported to us this week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
Dissolution Notice.

HyHE COPARTNERSHIP FORMERLY l existing between Goldtree & Perrin, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. J. Goldtree will pay and collect all debts formerly made by the firm.
 J. GOLDTREE.
 J. PERRIN. Tucson, Feb. IA, 1872. fel7-3t
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
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Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16

AS the girl said to tardy beau- well, you've got along at last, have you ?" it may now be said for certain that four companies of the 23d In fantry left Arizona City March ', for this part of the Territory. Company E for Tucson; H for Grant; F for Bowie and D for Crittenden. We believe Col. Brady, one of the best of officers, comes to Tucson in command of E company. We have no accurate details in respect to names of officers.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost Note-Wiu Not Be Paid.
 NN OR ABOUT THE 17TH

V of February, we gave joint note to Mcfarland & Forbach, of Sacaton, A. T., for S2OO at five per cent per month inter- est, payable July l, 1872. MT. Mcfarland being killed on or about that day, and hay ing at the time said note on his person, and for other sufficient reasons, another note for the same amount, same rate of interest, due at the same time and for the same purpose as the one just described, 27. to Peter Forbach, lately of the firm of Me -Farland 6S Co.,, or Mcfarland & For bach; therefore, this is to notify all whom it may concern that the first note above described will not be paid, and should it be found, all parties are eau toned not to negotiate for it.
 SAMUEL B. WISE.
 MILTON WARD.
 Sanford, A. T., March l, 1872. mal6-3t
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16

THE railroad news Is of the most cheering character, according to our San Diego advices fresh from Wash iugton. The Texas Pacific company is said not to be seeking amendments to its charter with any purpose to delay work, but as necessary to prosecute construction with vigor. Assurances of an early inauguration of actual work are given. Nothing will so cheer up Arizona as the light of the locomotive.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-16
UNITED STATES MAILS. ARIZONA TERRITORY.

fOS1 OFFlCE DEPABIMENT,
 WASHINGTON, January ?, 1872. ] DROPOSALS WILL BE RE- U ceiyed at the Contract Office of this Department until o'clock P. NJ. of April l, 1872 (to be decided by the 20th), for car rying the mails of the United States from July l, 1872, to June 30, 1874, on the fol- lowing route in the Territory of Arizona, and by the schedule of departures and ar rivals herein specified, viz:
 No. l7, ,2l7-From Prescott to Albuquer- que, New Mexico, 431 miles and back, once week.
 Bidders to propose schedule of depart ures and arrivals.
 Bids of S5,000 and upward must be ac- cOmpanied by a certified check, or draft, equal to five per cent of the bid. Law Of March 5, 1S7l.)
 For forms of proposal, guarantee, and certificate, and also tor instructions as to the conditions to be embraced in the con- tract, Sc., see advertisement of this date, and of September 30, 1S69, and September 30, 1870, inviting proposals for mail ser vice in Arizona, &c., &c., to be found at the principal Post Offices.
 Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, superscribed, Mail proposals, Territory of Arizona" and addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
 JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,
 ma9-2w Postmaster General.