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wDR. TUFTS PILLS are purcIr

Gy DIR. TUFTS PILLS are pureIy
vegetable concentration for keeping the bowels IN
natural motion and cleansing the system Of all I'm,
purttlcs, and positive cure for constipation Tho
restore the diseased liver, stomach. and kidneys r.,
healthful action, while at the same time they br,,.
and invigorate the whole system.
ROME, Ca, January II, l31!.-Dr. ". II. Tut.
Dear Sir,-HaviDg used your liver pills, AMI drdne
none that have dOne my wife or nysci. as macI,
good would like TO know If they would do az veil
North US here l intend going North In March, and
If they will have the same effect as In this climate
want to take them on with me. Hoping to hear from
you soon, remain your obcdlent servant,
HENRY \. Mills.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR.DYE imparts life TO tiIe lis1f.
IA ll.deodSwlw
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Ep RosADALIs.-Mrs H,nv,.-


EARLY, writing from Lima, Ohio says:
For about twenty two years was afflicted viii,
~ enlargement of the spleen, which had gra6u,r,.
increased In length and size until IL extended The
tire length Of the abdomen. This ueyer exne.,sa
10 have removed. Vow. IN this time suffered v,,,,
reryslpelas by spells for thirteen years, and Often
almost despaired Of my life. heard OF your ce,o
brated RosADALIs, aud purchased one bottle +,
test Il, but finding some benefit continued ia no
and by the time I had,used two bottles, and aluos,
before was aware Of 1t, this enlargement In M,
side was almost entirely gone, which was as uper
pected as gratifying for was using the KosAp,rr,
with view Of curing the erysipelas alone. icon.
tiuued TO take the medicine until had used s,r ,,,-
ties and now at the end Of six months can ssf.,,
say am cured Of both erysipelas and the enJ,rvc
ment In my side, the latter having entirely dlsan-
peared In conclusion can most checrfully recom-
mend RosADALls to the afflicted. jall-eod,w
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eminent. with like pains and penalties. to
stamp all bank checks, sight drafts, profnlsr
sorry notes, inland and foreign 9llis s,id e *,
change, bonds, billssof sale, deeds, ana an
legal Instruments Of writing. such q Jaw
would not bear heavy upon the gencral
prosperity of the State-it would produce 9
considerable revenue towards the payment
Of tile interest on the public debt rircould
be placed to the credit Of the sinking fund,
aswouid. appear most expediei1t. &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-11

The Old Dominion Magazine, published
in this city, continues to improve under its
present management. The lust No. has Il
great variety OF interesting articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-11
CT FRESH CoD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE 4 EAkEK'S importation Of medici.
nally pure CoD-LIyER OIL. A fal! supply just In
store. Guaranteed pare, and made from healthy
liyers since tho tot September.
aEse f}s-t-s MEADE e BAKER. 5fl
Importing Pharmacists,
oc 20 fy+ft 0I9 Ms:u s,rcet.
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NJ PURE MOUNTAIN
q! RYE WHIsKEYS.

Mt ELEGANT CHRISTINA As AND
NEW-YEAR PRESENTs.-COLLARS. HtNp.
KERCHIEFs, GLOVES, NECK-SCARFs, FANS.
FOR THE TOLIDAYS.-THOMAS r. PElCE
co. have Just received ~ great supply Of new and
beautiful goods for PRESENTS, Sc:
Hcmmed and Embroidered iIaIdHerchicfs, in boxes,
for brides;
Initial Handkerchief; IIanikerchicfs In ianry
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Misses and Boys Handkerchief:
Linen aud Lace Sets In endless variety;
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Kid Gloves
Splendid Party and Bridal Fans. Roman Scaffs,
Silk Ncck-Tics for la,!ics, with many other articles.
dnls +. L. PRICE 90.
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the people Of France, to favor the preten-
sions Of her son, sustained BY the Bonapafl-.
lists. II she falls into this temptation Inc .,,
chances are that both herself and son WIZ
live mscrably and die disappointed.
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MARRIAGES.

,,,rr;cd. =, the residence Of c. W. Knox. Esq. In
,,nrmar ohio. december goth. by Rev. j. IL Acton.
NJ FRANK j.. son Of Jacob +. Barnes, OF this
ritv and Miss adobe SCOTT.
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We have just received large additions to our as
sorment of
DRESS GOODS,
in all the nc and peculiar shades. Also,
Handsome assortment Of BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS,
Elegant display Of LACES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE H&NDKERCHiEFS,
LACE SETS. from CSC. to $40:
Immense stock OF FANCY BOXES:
Great variety INITIAL and EMBROIDERED
HANDRERCIiEFS. IN fancy boxes:
LADIES' and GESTLEMEN'S NEGKTIES;
SCAKFS and IIANDKERCHIEES In endless va
riety;
One. two, and tbrec-button KID GLOVES, all
cG!ors
together with great many
H.. -...t FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. -.5 =
Call e1riy at
DELI CARDOZO, FOURQUREAS & CO.'S.
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AND SECURING
~ ny
~, PETER JARVIS,

- No. 1880 BROAD STREET,
near the Chesapeake ard Ohio Raitroad depot.
! learaed my trade under John ". Hsnee, Oh,
oldest dyer that Was In this citys u sets
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The Suffolk Herald is a new weekly paper
published by Z. +. CRorPER, and is one OF
the best edited OF our weekly exchanges.
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MT KNITTING-YARN,a ll qualities and
- colOTs; -. ..... ~. .
.@ NINDOw-SHADES, ..r......f
WINDOW-CURTA1NS, a
BLANKETS,
i'. MARSEILLES QUILTS.
SHEETISGS,
SlIfRTJSGS.
BED. TICK,
CHEEIOT SHIRTfNG,
.s CASSIMERES, -'sa>' 2. ..''
# CLOTHS, Us. '.
= SILK SCARFS and HANDkERLdlEfS,
.as LACE COLLARS. n'#.
and thousands OF other articles, all to be sold at
ciosins-cut prices.
jio ..,.. LEVY Bho1hEh9' i
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nIJEXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS. s"#

AZ | will vaca:e my store on the 18th Instant.
will. until that time, offer the balance OF my stock,
consisting principally Of SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS, :.nd WHITE GOODS, at less than
cost. As special indu;rneut will allow u dis
count OF per cent. on all bills amounting to more
than $50. Parties Indebted will please come forward
aud settle. S. HIRSU,
ia lew GET Broad street.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

d
On accouu, Of the late freeze (my goes ~ T
frozen up en- route from the North. nave WA wv,
able to open my new store. VIII open as S"." =
the Ice breaks up and receive my good%
JESSE CHILD, Apoi!r'Sh'f
h3 liz Main street corner Stcoi.
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House bill entitled an act to authorize the
County Court of Bedford to order the sal(
of certain hands in said county and apply the
proceeds thereof to the completion of 4
church, was taken up and referred to The
Committee on General Laws.
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.pssA'lB Mas.

4 NNAWON TRIBE, No. so, |. o. R. NJ
II CHIEFS AND BROTiIERS.-fou are hereby no.
tilted that we will meet in our new wigwam, corner
Ninth and Broad streets. on the 18TH SLEEP Cold
Noon. q. ;. ID. u.s., al 80 brcatilS past 1th rum
in lI-ot* NJ. MAYS, G.. Of Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

There Is grave danger that the celebration
Of the Centennial of American Independence,
three years hence In the city Of Philadelphia,
will be disgrace rather than an honor to
our country. In our news columns this
morning will be found a letter on this subject
from our Philadelphia correspondent 4
trained journalist, native OF Philadelphia,
and gentleman on whose statements the ut
most reliance can be placed. The story that
no tells augurs badly for the success Of the
Centennial Exposition, and In laying tho en-
tire truth before the country he has done an
important public service. The United Stales
commission, appointed by the President, Is
composed of worthy gentlemen, who will do
NIL that can be done to make the Centennial
ceremonies worthy Of tho country. But
unless they arc seconded by the LOCAL
authorities all their efforts will be
vain and fruitlcss. The classes who have
at present control Of the matter are the last
persons In the world who should have been
selected for the discharge Of SO important q
trust. They are men without character or
influence, in whom the honest citizens Of
Philadelphia have no confidence whatever.
The silence Of tho press Of the city on The
subject will we are certain, be Of very short
duration. We can understand and appreciate
the motives which inspire 1t, but word In
season now will spare agood deal Of pair
and humiliation In the future. Philadelphia
asked that the Centennial Of Independence,
should be celebrated within her limits, aud
there was q fitness in granting her request
She Is city great In resources, In patriotism
a 1t H.. =. -
only before the whole country, but before the
whole world. Let her honest aud respectable
| citizens como to the front, and 10 this mattor
save themselves and the whole country from
future. disgrace and ignomlny. The Philadcl'
phian OF 1876 must prove himself worthy oil
| the Philadelphia Of ITO.
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RAILROADS..

DKNssYLyANIA AIR LINE
To BALrlMunEi ms, pu,.
NETWORK bosrou
AND ALI, POINTS IN THE NEW ESSInSb
ruppuou pvrwst rtWs, suINaToN AND
-. NEW YORK.
~. WITHQuT pHhNuE " CA isi m. r,o.,
Inc equipment on this line IL new and OF tpe mos"
Pfh,ph qAlss On phn n TH N hh,T
TRAINS. 49,
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REruBLI
CAN,

The weekly editio, of tho REPUBLICAN, Is
publishcd this morning, and for sale At our
publication office. It contains special corfc-
spondcucc from several important points of
tho country and from the Vienna Exposition;
articles Of local interest aud value; editorials
on the leading topics of the day, aud a large
amount Of miscellaneous matter.
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OPTICIANS.
MANUFACTURER
IHtaMuMutas Ans BARuMtTtas,
II. II. HEMPLER, Op,,cian,
SsR, s ave. cor. F0ur'.nd'..3.n stree
DRoPosALS FOR FUEL.

CLERK's OFFICE
HoUsE or RKrREsEsrArIyEs, U: b.,
WAsHNaToN, ID. o., August Ia. Js73
Sealed proposAlh will be received at this office I'M
81 oel3eh a. 9f the s9b Of August 1873, for FUR
thoroughly scre' ned and free from dirt.
81 cords beat Bakers Pine Wood.
% cords seasoned HICKORY.
M cords seasoned Oak
The Oak aud Hickory 10 be sawed in three pieces,
All TO he delivered into tho vaults OF the Capitol
under the direction Of the Chief Engineer Of the
the date OF contract.
No bids will be from parties personally
unknown as regular dealers and security will be re-.
quired for the faithful performance o. the contract
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for
EDWARD MCPHRRsOy.
Au1l2awtd Clerk House Of Req, U, y,
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FERNANDO woOD OK srArUEs.

M, =, - ., a., - =. =,
rug iion' ,ornsnuo "oou' " "uoni !,''
low uos aau eaIoo .u'n'nS nl'o 'eesn .
s,eu u'no'' ,'''li'U''a' iaiiio' nus Jus' "'no.
a'e.'ei W w" io'h pap, on 'ho euo! ~,
" e'''u.,' "n.n . v"Sy 'uss's
mI my v, 'n"n Nv ,a. no o.iu1n "
w "oou 'e''o' % wa. '"o'o o on'nug
Wv s' u'a" y o'as ', - " 'oo'S .. W" ~
'Al'o Jus Ieuu am SUI" ~, '"as :" I've 'u'uio
onuon,sn ,s -. ~ .n" n'I W. ena YIN
'en'o, ae '"o So 'u w. " oa, w
vouu' 'h'n 'a'n Nv .naa wv y 'ns
",',. .a., uo oS " ~. ",.,n "ooe
s p ,'.''. w, ., 81, -, "p M,
n ''.,,', u. '''. .ou' y aa1 ms
ooau''iu' io'1''' "o"u ""'u'a', 'one'uuo
'na' w, poop'o "a' no' p'ouu'. y, ni.a VI
Nnonl 'ncy Were proua, W ,.s1 II So' 'ney
"e,o snA n n's"e.'u, y, '"ou'' anu P'''
'o,'ou W no'o, '"oso '. o''., .o"u.,.
auO' soS'', 'uI ,'u',"' ~ ,"a'
po,eIo.e' ohO'u 20 So, ~ nv ~ I'0.Nou ~
,'A'u,' W " p'""'' i" 0'""' I'M w ''''
1' NJ -' ~, L,. ., 49,, -.
/ 80, - 'n .-s - 80, - -
uoie " 'eu n'' a'',ou ou' !" 'n''
D'' w w. ''e'o ~ 'eAN y
- o'"sO wv, '' " - as.l
"oou ~ su w',i. s -" ~ W sv ,u
years 'ne'o 70 ~ po'''eiau ~ ,'1" io'N "uo
u'I nlo'U ., ''oa "', .l, u'' .,' No.
ru '"U'S I'u , -, '.@n ~
Il NODu. IiC IL Nuo VIM bSctuci
i In separate clubs and political Organization.
to subseryc his own ambitious schemes. They
l II was also who took him from behind the
counter of gin-mll of not very excellent
i tnii lon aud him his frat nnlifiRal nf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

Gall and examine THE AIRTIGHT STAND;
ARD fURNACE, all wrought iron, aud capable Of
heating anv = teU,story dWalinE In the city. Price
only siel, Alao, see the prize MedAlh Cooking
and Heating IIgll :. II. GREGORY,
iyal.lm No. li1 street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
WOOD AND COAL.
DYEDTG AND SECURING.
pHE FAIL RUSH IL COMING.

The present long, warn days IL the best time for
and Winter Goods Of once. thus. by avoiding the pn.
sneh Push of bnsiness A. we eIpoct 10 have tbls
fall your goods will be nicely cleaned Of Iedyed.
and carefully kept for slx months, II desired
Charges moderate. Terms invariably U. q. d.
w. II. WHkATLEY,
PREMIUM STEAM DrEIk0 AND SECURING rs.
TIBLISHAEkr,
~ jefferson street, deorEetown. D. O,
Once open from AZ a M until sunset iell
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r Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
- ~. =. wAsaHlssfssHtps p D, 2, .n.,., -,

the sth q October nett PRoFEss0Rs TYLER
and KENNEDY will continue respectively 10 direct
the studies Of the Senior aud Junior Classes
special course Of Lectures on the Diffiulties In
eountered by Young Practitioners In the Legal Pro
fession, and the Best Means Of SurmountinE Them
OF the Washington bar.
A Post nradlAte Course Of one years instruction
ton with the school, open TO the attendance OF all
who. having attained 70 thoorectieAl knowlod.e Of
details Of It's practice. including offic. work and
methods q Judicial procedure In all Kinds OF oourts
by the Hon, CHARLEB' u. MOTT AssociA,e Judge
"a tho United states Court q Claims. Price Of
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FOR ANNAPOLIS
fOR NORfOLK
Atiio p. m. but MT on Hunday,,,

fOR ANNAPOLIS
Mee 4 m and fS 3 n ao nj, III on Sunday
A''h'p. m' f sGs R2s y sFpRRS&iiSNis ,
ai ssss sS ay ;Ss i nd
ris$ .sSS$ .; a q :as
s3;IaS; s,sn n a. s% e1Ss IA \; ~ IA
Foh FONT " hoSks SsD 'ifssIEsSikDIATE
.Atshssm, and 81 and g . p. m. Returning leave
P9R. g, sGSs: 4 az sns sPd
AfIT 1sB EA Rs1fl
sis.pins 4 q and
Ss Y SSss !. r asS q e:
aG%psRS AVE-
e
III Ne. Y9ls PSi.ds Pss snd ID boston. .ss I'd.
A'.'f. Il r. fCsSsnniEp0H'n'n'
80. e sES. ! T K5Ss As:n'
jea: General Asrnt, wsshinstnr.
'I'HRou9H LINE BKrWkKN WAsalku ION
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Train, between %s.snoni n ans Sas Yols arc
ssS SSss sassss ss.Hs: IS e car. and
:. Leave a,ily 1si0sDs sunday s,7sosm. ihO .nas
., Leave for Nov York sts;so p IN. snd Philadelphia
SisspinS cars for New York on the 80 p. m train
s. s s:s u. sss sss ss sas
SEss: :ss 0ss ssss:e % ss
nApolis and the West TH0H r. SHAH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

NJ STREET, WAsHissToN, p. oIFfsnch
fa ss RI p sef90 tSs paHsr
pal, aasistsd By. Msdemolselle Prudhomme, reel
eisni instructors In every Department Annual
session will commence september %, and termi
tnces he, 70 be had on application TO the PriDy'
pal, or at the bookstores. AuEi2 eoims
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fy-CoUNTy or WASHINGTON,

fy.COUNTY or WASHINGTON,
~ board OF PUBLIC woRks)
DIsTHICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsnisoTOs, August 4, 18Th
Whereas II having b ten de-inod conducive 10 the
public interest to extend Ninetoenth street north.
west from Boundary street to Columbia road,
through the land Of MAJ. Lansbursh. Jas. II. Hidge-
way, MP, Chapman. A. 4. Pardon, al others owning
land in Oak Lawn subdivision. aud the purchasers
OF land Of John Little; and whereas the extension
Of said street has been by the drsltiOn Of tue un.
dersiEned duly surveyed. anil a plat thereof pre-
pArepAred and hled In our ONCE: Notice 10 here by
given Of the proposed extension Of said street. and
all persons having objections thereto requested
70 mako them known 10 the undersigned on the LIST
day Of Septe nber, 1873 at noon. at the office II tho
Vice President Of the Board Of Public Works OF
building, -Four and. ArhAf street, Wellington, D,
z whs n any onec.ions which may be made will
HENRY d. COOKE.
ALEXANDER X SHEPHERD,
JAMEs A. MA9RUDER.
ADOLF CLUSS,
HENLY A. WILLARD,
Board OF Public Works.
aull, i5,ls2a. sbG29 tChroncle6Starl
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GTITTYRfiT7fG

kAIALysISE WATER.Tn dhrAr MEprqIsr
onNAIrRE. Indorsed by the Highest Medical
paralytio. Youthful ylsor 70 the Aged, and be
siSs the H9 en- Griiosl psriod D,ssSlses
ImAtihm, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Gravel, Diabetes
IpiseaSss Of the Kidney, Liver aud skin, hbdom
Asthma, Nervousness, Sleeplessneas, Genera
Debility and neArly-eyery class q Chronic Dis
uease. Pamphlets contAi ming History OF the
uSprins and Testimonials from Medical Journals
Eminent Physicians and Distinsiished Sitihans
Ueral Az pts, m South Front street. Philadelphia
FOR sale BY III nrnxensis: ly1l.aosn
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BOARDING.

DOARDINa.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In . good locality, convenient TO the
Executive pcrsrtlents Apply at sis Tw.lith
street. tctween and streets northwest sepnn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. tOrnnse, Alexandria and MAnas.
~ and LynehbHrE and bsnvills kAirosd
D0UDLE DAILY TRAINs, teIcegt Sunday D. M
Commencing SUNDAY. May %. fgls. double daily
yneRR6Irs In The srss, line sron Nsy Orleans and
and Ohio railroad at qordonsville and Charfottes-
VILE dor Richmond and South. and all the line TO
Leave S%sss,SSston ~ to.op.e Ferry Company.
and : p m, and tsks trains corner King and
Unioa stroes AletAndriA, az 10 q. m. and 10 p.
making close eonpsctions West and Southwest.
PASSENGERS for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf ., M, daily. excepting sunday,
PULLMAN Palace Oars from Alexandria to New Or.
leans, chAnEtnE only at LynchbuE.
nB gy tickets At 40 rennsylvsniS avenue and at
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
=; u or ~ Alexandria. corner Of King and Union
Knois Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be-
tween bAi,im2Ie and Ohio railroad depot and sev.
breakfast and supper on ferry boats for through
Apa l. NJ RROAnUA "a sr A
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
. o L i G +

Pursuant 10 an act Of the LegiT
lature of the Territory of Arizona,
entitled "aR act TO better enable
the Board Of Supervisors of Yuma
| County to erect County Build
irgs," and of section of said act,
4, plans and specifications will be
received by the Board Of Supervi-
sors of Yuma County, up to and
until O'Clock p. NJ, of the It'll
DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1873 lat
which day and hour plans SUBJ
mitted will be examined by said
board J, for the erection ola COURT
HOUSE, OFFICES for County
Officers and COUNTY JAIL, the
approximate size of such build
ings to be Us follows:
Court room say forty feet square,
eight Offices, say fourteen feet
square each court room and offices
to be, say II feet high in the clear;
Jail building, say twenty-eight by
thirty feet, with four cells and a
general prison room. 1t is sug-
gested that plans be presented
with view to the amount author
lied to be expended for such build
ings. which with n suitable lot for
the same, cannot exceed $4,000
in Yuma County Bonds, as speci-
fed by said act.
The person whose plan is ac-
cApted will receive warrant on
the General Fund of the County
for fifty $50 dollars, upon the
that he surreDders such
plan to the county.
BY order of the Board of Super
visorS Yuma County.
j. s. SPANN,
Clerk.
Yuma, A. r., March 3, 1878.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
IErom the Citizen, 9Th inst. J

Following is the Department
commanders order relative to
headquarters of the Fifth Cavalry:
Headquarters Fifth Cavalry. are
hereby changed from Mcdowell,
a. IT., to New Camp near Tucson.
A. r., post office address, Tucson.
The commanding officer of the
regiment will proceed, without
delay, to carry out the provisions
of this order. The troops belong
ing to the garrison of Lowell, A.
T., intending Troop D, First Cav
airy, will report for orders to the
commanding officer of the New
Camp near Tucson, A. T. The
Quartermaster's Department will
furnish the necessary transporta-
ton.
Samuel B. Wise in forms us that
he has recently planted 100 graft
ed fruit trees on his farm below
Sanford on the ella, embracing a
variety of apple, peach, pear and
plum trees. They are of two years
growth on Mr.. Wilson'S farm in
Salt River Valley, and it is reas-
enable to expect fruit on many of
them next year.
A. Levin recently sowed a few
acres to rye, in the valley just OPP
posite the old Pioneer Brewery,
and it is growing very rank, and
bids fair to make a large yield.
Mr.. Levin believes this to be the
first and the only rye sown in Ar
iona, and hence its progress is
worth noting.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
Territorial News.
From the Miner, 1st inst.

Mr.. Henry Ewalt, who has just
/ arrived from Salt River valley,
gives a glowing account of the
agricultural wonders of that fa-
nous locality. He says that the
Catholics of Tempe settlement
had commenced the erection Of a
church. He brought with him
a wagon load of sweet potatoes.
d. p. Foster has received and
accepted the Office of postmaster,
at Camp Hualpai, to which posi-
ton is attached the "princely"
salary of $12 per annum. He will
keep the office at his store, in the
garrison, and may, at the end of
the year donate the $12 to his
poor government.
WIN. Walters, who was MEM
Der Of the first Legislature from
MOhave county, was on last Tues
day night, shot in the left leg, by
some person unknown to him, but
who he thinks was bent upon as
sassinating him. DR.. Kendall
extracted the bullet and he is now
doing we'll.
A private letter from Gov. SAT-
ford to the Miner says that the
good work of the late Legislature,
which adjourned sine die on the
18th ult., will compare favorably
with that of any previous Legis-
lature of this Territory; in proof of
which the Governor says that not
a bad law was passed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15

| THIRTY CENTURIES Old. The
oldest relic of humanity eXtant i,
the skeleton Of the earliest Pha-
roah, encased in his original bur.
ial-rObeS, wonderfully perfect, con
sidering its age, which was de-
posted Is or 90 months ago, in
the British Museum, and is justly
considered the most valuable of
its archaeological treasures.
| The lid of the coffin which con-
tained the royal mummy was in
scribcd with the name of its Oc-
cupant, PharOah MykerimuS, who
succeeded the heir Of the builder
of the great pyramid, about ten
centuries before Christ. Only
think Of it! The monarch. whose
erumbling bones and leather in
teguments are now exciting the
wonder of numerous gazers in
London, reigned in Egypt before
Solomon was born, and only eleven
centuries or so after Mlsraim, the
grandson Of old father Noah and
the PharOahs, had been gathered
to his fathers. Why, the tide
marks OF the Deluge could scarce
ly have been O1litcrated, or the
gopher wood knee timbers Of the
ark have rotted on Mount Ararat,
when this man of the early world
lived, moved, and had his being.
His bones and shriveled skin are
contemporary with the nineteenth
century, and the date Of the cru
cifiXiOn is only about midway be-
tween this era and ours.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-15
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This Hotel has just been thor
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by the undersigned, and he has
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and we'll ventilated. The tables
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and supervision.
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