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New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
DEATH OF YOUNG JAPANESE NoBLE,fAN.

DEATH OF A YOUNG JAPANESE NOBLEMAN.
n. Keno Hirosawa, a young Japanese no
bleman died on Wednesday at Brooklyn where he was
pursuing his studies at the Polytechnic Institute N
Keno Hirosawa was the eldest son OF Hirosawa
Hoske one OF the NEST eminent and popular statesmen
in Japanese history. Hrosawa Hioske was Intimately
connected with the changes which consolidated the
Government Of Japan. few years ago, by the over
throw Of the Daimios the hereditary princes Of Japan
and put the Mikado at the head OF Affairs, and took
place smoug the Mkados most trusted and confidential
advisers At the OF 3s he raised 70 the rank and
title OF sang the highest any japanese not OF noble
birth attain, and was appointed member Oh the
DaijO-kiroon, or higher board OF government Hls
prestige high and influence vast the place he 1naiy
reached being that Of the third official the Empire
BE desired TO train his Keno TO statesmanshp bya
course OF broad and liberal culture including travel and
study in Europe and America In preparation for such
travel and study he placed in the household OF Col
shepard American Consul at Yedo, TO become familiar
with the and language or America. There h
remained for some years, making many friends among
the American visitors at the Consulate, by vtyaety and
intelirence joined 10 singular amiahiity and gentle
ness OF disposition His father assassinated on Feb
~ 1870, supposed. by the agents of the Danios
whose power he had done SO much 70 break, and The
uncle OF n. Kengs Hirosawa became his guardian and
the director OF his studies. Lieut. Richard II Ponon
now of the asd Regiment U. s. A. tatlOned IN Arizona,
and son or Rschard POion OF this city, while Oh ylst
10 Japan IN the Summer OF 1871, became acquainted
with the family OF young Keno and was much attached
70 the clever lad himself. The youthful nOole was
nut In charge OF Lieut.. Poillon, IN order 10
study IN this country, and after travelling togetnet
for four months in the ORIENT they reAehed
tins country ia March, 1872. Keno Hlrosaw2 almost
immediately entered the Brooklyn Poly teehne Institute
intending 20 90 Paris after graduation aud 70 spend
SIX or seven years studies abroad HIS winning
qualities endeared him 10 many Of has nstrue ors anu
fellow students while his progress in study sarnese
of grasp mind and breadth Of view sudden llness
cut down this HIS dying requests were tnat ms
mineral should take place from the residence % his
friend Richard Poilon. No 90 East Thirty shi
in this city, and that hls body SHOULD DC lntef ~ IN
(reenxood Cemetery. His wishes 70 ne carried Out.
he leaves a mother and Younger brother, BESIDE tAe
uncle, In Japan At he Brooklyn POLYTECHNIC lnsut0te
there four other japanese students.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

70 tAe EdttOr Of rae Tribune.
SIR The condition of affairs in Arkansas is
beginning 20 assume much hopeful and cheering
aspect any other period since the war; and
nature bright with hope and PROMISE lies before us The
only cloud 70 this otherwise unclouded prospect -
the existence . lingering element Of prOscI2Duve'
tntoerant nsyseedng 0fhcelOving rsdicasm IN tue
Legislature Ia session, which, though not strong
enough 70 control the Government, is yet powerrni
enough for evil 70 impede good legislation and weaken
and embsFrAss the administration OF Gov Baxter TINS
element is made up OF elass Of earpetbaggers who
were sent 20 the Legklsture from the strong negro dis
triets- They have other object In LIE bat 20 make
money They have the Legislature for the pur
pose OF blAckmailng every coRmendabie enterprise
seeking Legislative AID of selling their votes 20 the
highest bidder They have, besides. pet schemes Tor
plunder of their Svn, TO carry out which they have
tormed themselves into ring and. by virtue OF the
strength OF their position holding balance OF power
between the Democrats aud Republicans they hol,e IA
cOerce the Administration into the support OF their
ures under the threat OF abandoning Government.
But the threats Of these political "bumIDers" and
dead beats have hitherto failed make auy lIBpfes
son either upon Gov. Baxter or his adminisfragon,
except 20 far 20 temporarily inpede Ihs passage Of
MEASURES that VII tooRer or later trusBA. sBd rsd0aBd
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
LOCAL TOPICS.
TILE GAsMENs HOPE DEFERRED.

THE GAsMEE's HOPE DEFERRED.
The district furnished with gas by the New
York Gas Company was still limited in It's supply yester-
day bo, more was seat out from the works than before
since Saturday last As on Thursday, the flow OF gas
was checked soon after daylight, but the deprivation
only continued till II o'clock IN the morning. and wi II
is promised be entirely done with to-day Ihe Fresl-
dent the Company unquanedy asserts that there Is
no possibility of the COmpanys yielding to the slKers'
and claims that the refusal 20 comply with ther ue-
mands is in the interest Of consumers as the payment OF
the wages 10 the men for eight hours work as de-
manded, would necessarily raise the gas rates. The
skilled labor obtained from the Metropolitan Company
and other sources with increasing experience OF the
other employees daily the production OF gas.
The police force VIII be retained guard, ana the retor
sary 70 protect the Company property from injury and
the J0mpanY's wOrKmen from assault
The reports from all the other companies In the city
favorable yesterday. The ranks OF the strikers
have not been reinforced by single from the Man
haitian, Metropolitan, Mutual ana Harlem works. Ihe
strikers assert however that many OF the best sokers
from the Manhattan Company among them that the
number OF the dsaected is daily increasing, and that
there Will be startling upheaval In the established
order Of things to-day They still gather IN secret eoun-
general They report progress" whenever Questioned
but IN the most indefinite terms. Either the edge OF
their resentment against those who have taken their
places duled and determ ned attitude
gather the aud seem 70 have given up way
laying their SUCCESSORS The police have not relaxed
their vigilance, however special precautions are stu
maintained; large bodies OF officers az ready call,
repetition OF assaults passengers suspected 0f
acting against them.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

.a rpehaprs l,s Of 70 zs,g9. Sc, T.'s a. s,-
% y a'I % s.; I'm % .s q AZ s ss :. 1 81 H: 5 T 'sS.,i %
@ s seller s' tsr % dS :sd sss@;Ts ss1; Ts x san s. ,
Jars s;s quiet and unehAnEsa whss, .esa At s'
70 so susb o.s oJ bub Rys lBd oJ0 bu,h Barley ssD
ss Foq ~ 30 20 3 s1.S 90 va gss'i 49, % 'oa Cora
CTscySar April Flour dui al 81 2s3f7@ Ebest Trst .,
ia % Rs, CSla SS. ssd snesssg Butter sesaS ro7es
qe but sr@ pork 5oIn,y ussasnsss Lara 5a " 20 s,S
dehTeryi Shoulders, 6iobtc clear kh sges 9s
c @ : s.' :: es, % ' .. 5 ,Sefsr BSsH 1 be-: s Sh S &
CLEvEAsD Apl IFour far esnasa aaa am nas-' snn
quiet, Nrsa ben 1t at salee Far. The ne %, Oa.
Us4aorr Apal LflSur auie, ind wSsi .ir -
o " for E :: - for 30 S wss ~ :@ ~ s "a zS'' cos %.
Sesd, auns sa Reo-ps-lco tbS Flour 400 essh wssai
soOo SS SSs WI %Ss o oasR % Cora 91s spa oS 5a os
I 5s Sg1 APT g .e. s bs Four.sod Ior,
ErrA Fsmiy 20 7s A. so "a Fsne 81 o.iq-s,nsh 's
round ois s5eudcTs csar RID s8c se Ger Soc,
Ts-r l sas,SiS G3s % d %sasr P pee, hsa ~ S KS =
Zoe; sscI zaan os. Ag-. Nlssy sadT a.
MrxrH spr lFlour dur and gpebsug- Com @ and lover
7e for shOuie for SIDES Lri s.alo for asass
ML1auKEr April r-Flogr qziet uu,h,uge4
for 80 Corn steady Mred dul sou,hlf
800 b5ls Flour and 1900 bwA wheat sL5sssls--sJoO
TsEK1Haxs Apn LFour 8u e. Of Trebs Ertra
ss Fsmr 40 e5dsl075 Cora qlet Sc for Nrfd ed5c or
p p s ~ ss IS DrI-saitsd Neass am a. s FOR shou
Sdes 64Gc for Clear rs HaIas ~
Tor ShouccE y 4lc w ear KID ana
clear Sdes Hams Lard dusr = Iere az = ~
20. ssssed kss g 81 sqE,5 E,I a ass. S Z SOC % a.
7Hi9lc krchange-SterIng, i<tf NsE- iefE
swrSo Apr -F oui sni unehaused ale 80 bsls st
s.: ~ !: %r; st s tf f'Esi t DepS. lr ~ Wheat % us,s
c. Corn quiet 'ae for Nesie-
BomlaAy state Bssy is4egsi IslsaA aea y y
BOted. 81 3 Cnnaifcf = caf hiea
sneh.nsed; Shors sli; shpstus. s2i Mdiu-r, - To-
Feghts-F0ur PhAlelDna- 0Jc: a. D0sn tei %
Hev-iort. dc T. Ahany. 3tc
PHIADEPHiA April PhTSte sales Of Bfescts ey 're an
important Whisky. Sic
ST LorIs Apnl lFour dull unsettled. besne s Whest
dropping; sell; onlV fw sample o9 ai iofa
Mixed, Tie at East 81 Louis the tlck N ae.~
dull unehange; No "a EAST Il Loais te rAs
acke4 Barley -eilf ins SOIL
No p WHISKY doll: .aani-
over 5d2c Pork quiet: Prime Mess 20 51 Dry Ssd Mrats
Clear cash Brc1u
Tor delivery Clear Sides So seller aD hs o ser
araTe are slle Lcas Fsrr
September Llr arm PIT
Hogs lower a. - Cattle dull; Texans Native Cow
Hriiers ~ 250&4 -tnckers ga - Ia If - 7
bush Cora 70 90 bush oats 2oO ousa. Ba. LOO r.
TolEoS Aprl i1Four quiet and unchanred. sa'-
higher: of White W1hssh - % Er- hits NJ
spot o.: May, = o. seller June. u G 10 h'
- ,Ot No. Gft Con quet unclzaEo4 iales q
gb MIed spot seller May. &c eier JuHs, s5s Ne
gsa hCaer az Jic 4or No e Tor Wa gao
sSover Seeis sold AZ ~ . Mammoth g. Res-ip2oo t
Wbr,r 900 hssh. Corn tlh sIpmsnts-l ,o
bts Pou W5ea l0Ol DaAh Cora ant 400 blsh
Wr.rverov < c. April Ii-Spi-ts Tur1,une Grm Al ale
Hart - or Yeow DIP and Fn - o So c7o F7nA Tat
cmei q g. g..
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
nnMpsrlc MARKETS

BrYYGLo april ll-F1our quiet; Western sprue 81
Der 80 oe=s 2ss wsi,e Hiuter ~ seds8 wbsst hAas
on Wes-u Snrng sales snail lots 81 81 dusief
Alwsute- Ne sPnEE si s5i Chicago spnu; s 90
Daluit No spuag . ~ Waite CEuAda VI 13aSl ~ Whii
Mchgan ~ B st Corn sun sas 100 bash Nsern trstk
10 basG at be Oats aei sales 10 IA bsh Nri.
Mfrd private trms .o lash Western -i- Al
4baAc Barey scare. CzuAda Ecdsi No Wesism, 81 - =
fSwei state ac fourueet s3c kresso no9
quiss Western slGei OB Psne .l
Wrssra. 81 odsi 3i Prime Canada 81 Dds - hle h-'i
heN Al pc. Baanos ef The nsgket uHchAaged
CACtso, April -kiour dali aud BomusL Wheat 10 iar
hrr bat irexaArf ,aes Of No spus 81 ~ ar
Rrzulsf lgG& lsl SOC fsh, No spring are frs ~ ~
Rcto Die Ma Spnhg. seller Mar eesed 81 ~ .-er gane
Con qu.st ssA autAnxej 1le had ef No Atsl es,n AZ
appapnt ba rea' an e-et 70 ~.
q sslr 9t aJ.tc s<e Ssss a. a.ir
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

Nellie Henderson, age 90 servant, fell
down flight OF stairs at No. 46 West foureenth-sr On
Thursday evening. and received very severe injuries
about he head and body. Capt Byrnes of the Fifteenth
Precinct police was informed Of the accident Yesterday
uorning and sent Police surgeon steele 10 the hOuse
Df steele greatly surprised reaching the mouse
tu md TIA. injured woman had yet received no
medical cart. de asked the andlady. Mrs Noble, whhl
was ls cause Of this neglect. Irs Noble replied that
tn aara had mOney % pay physician. aud accord
igiy noue mad been sent Tor DR. steele then Ordefed
tie Injured woman ~ be taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
,ArTIE Markets

srrr,ta A-rI 1rrE-Reccipts to-iaT irails H e'r-
-e,d - arrive 74G ie total srppY zoe Fees nus
1916 ~ agns ~ cars Tor ne ame ln A'' ".
doll tls morning about TesiefiaFf ps 'r
are the operate Wth nearly eTeff ng h
been shipped hesf Disposed Of aes ~ 'l
Illinois from lS4 20 l2h r. az - o 30 u aa
CAnAiA sesn averaging - So ~ bead hssoun steer
sversgipg ~ To- AZ +6 I2s sngi1g hfa
Jlo 20 H. - Ohio stockers Averaging ~ d
At So
I,BsRfis tsiav 2oo bs, matinr hs to'a slp
1000 bead tor th 7Ane a. .
s,i o stoek leaving nothnF % operate WI
consequently he saes pne RUE a - % 70" ss'S
Woo ed Al eep. anI - Je5 A. s. or Western clipped
HOGs-Rece1 TO-DAY, ncud8g reported arrivals p ~ n,sl
IL total suppv has r 2Je bead aao 9 hrr.
,ar he same ae market a. l5e = csL SWAMI On
good hos On prices hsbt hogs dns On ne n'l
o.. sales ytJ bead Illinois hog
sroro isO % l u n - head Ohio hogs rsnRng os
t6J o l8. d 81 s5 60 s3 -
ALBNsr ~ 7. April ITte cattle nrEet ooenei Eih gee
rp7 but du and rargug average qnsbv of ohu god mo, "a
better 1Ehe pr ic er Deaiy lpo, %
rspre vrs from 5ie calves peEg sG7tc hcb
cous D unail AMI good demand.
SaExP Iyp LABS higher showing @Eznrs Oh
t. 70 lc- sae sOO. sheep 81 GSci ambs, 'aoe
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
IErTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
ONE OF THE ATLANTIC HEROES.

m, EdffOr Of fAs Trtb1Re.
sw, cannot tell whether the managers of
e white star Lane appreciate the services of Mr. Brady,
-, thirt officer of the steamship Atlantic better than
,n av press do, bat IL is certainly 70 be hoped that
a,h s thc case. Never having met the gentleman in
.tton Is impossible for your correspondent 20 judge
A. him except by his aotons reported in the tele
erams from Haiiax but Judging .oy those. he is GER
,ainly man IN thousand. He reused out Of his
berth hy the ships striking; went deck and cleared
away az I ara not mlstakenl the only boat lowered,
thsugh 70 be sure. it swamped went forward
with his wits about him and cool az
though be were of watch " In port and unrove the
grnal halyars swimming ashore with them IN the cold
dark night thus establishing communication with the
lnd which saved the lives OF very many people. Then
after getting the inhabitants out % ther boats and
nut of to the wreck of goes Mr. Brady Halifax over
Land. 20 summon relief by water.
U il very difficult OF course f0r any 70 judge OF
connection with H. after II Occurred but u Ger
tsiny does appear though this Mr.. Brady had done
more good ann got through good solid work IN
a cuiet way, through OF duty, and because ne
man Tor emergency, than a great many OF ~
cOnld accomplish un Ter similar circumstance II 10
be hoped that hereafter he iwil be placed where ne
wlI do he most good" and II there were more men on
tine same caiiber 10 the employ OF cur Transatlantic
companies it would hurt neither their reputation nor
The va'uo OF their stock. hAhANAh-
Washington, ID. C., April g. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
P4SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM sAvAESAH--I- s',aHshp To- April ll-MIs J. hen'v
Mr. n Erohn A A. T. sche;er. Ms Van Alien, Mrs Lngson.
i iaf.nt and srrran: sr p Kelly ". Hort fast
Mr n g. BAkey Holmes and IlpL j. K DeuAr H. u
Rid Geo John BlAr II. He mann G. VI kossinha1 W. g.
Horsler J. Harris Rev. A Poots. Dsne Conn-n Fats 'nn
E. r. d. yOsseyn, yao sherry 10 MANURE
Thos WGrpe Rohe1 sarus Daten, F-a1cs De- Bone = o.
Joa,ou h. n BAKER Blan Ol'es. se nn1 esH
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

Noe tcs
|
Sam, Hoai,.. 7l0 s54 Hell Fcur.. s5
! aisa
tsl@ i-i l0tA
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
SHIPPING NrELAIGENck
PORT OF sEv -IoRE. e. ....; r..'......,...Ap

PORT OF SEH -1CRK.,.. ...., .APsit n
CLEARFD.
ste.s IN Europa fBf Camps. Gsgo. Heniefson BrOa,r<
S,sAaaap IvT, sAge@r A,r tefu e e. Nurag rcrn
Co
steamship Psr Chester Bermuda SeTar Ea wesi ps si.sA
shp Co
stesmshp Delaware Croker. Nev-IIF-r-.
steamship BeteriY Pierce. PhilscelpnS
ship Edlia. Cod. IraLeisco. sutton 4 Ca
Ship DiktoTsi lBrl C-dy-s London, H. S~eet aHs 4
ship Br. lngis L0naon Gunas hlutnn Co
BARK Tafsmsu tBrl Bscklorc PeruzmbucO Phigps co.
BArs Lydia fBr Haldesoa J0hn. y. B.. Bod Hsseb
BarG Ten tNarl Mortimer Goitenbarg Punch EdYe X Ca
Al-InHr OtaLl. I'm, Csss fA!Hosth Soooych Ca
O. C. dead. Stanford Stamford Msnuiacsnug Co
Schr Sairs Carton. Bue Stamford stan ors asusc
scar Wsslngton irr-rian, Rooinson, Ag-
Scar p T. Brsinsri. Hull Fal X yer.
Sehr. J X. Chase. Busil Prosideuoe.
Schr NJ I. Vsu Cesf ThcFndike, Chsre1sas
Sebr Lrh.la Alea. P.-mOnk.
s.gstar ffsrnf.r f
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

after the directions by she Legislature that the vats be
removed
Mr. GERR rising debate, the resolution lies over
Adjourned til Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

Salns Stanford "
SEER SEER B p Bs.ssri B Hui fii Is. Rver '~
sss5 @ 4 Fs'' 7ss es' s'' fbdsSs: rTSssss; eh...a
Scbr Ursla Anea, Pl-moah.
Sen. CocLeoo. Cooper Camden. Ne
ARRIVED
Steamship c-h.o'aA lBt crsg Gao" Aareh - sad no'n' "
SeinlHi5 Bei Bs1emsn Rg-o54 and sor,s
STEAMSHIP Cbsrestou, Berry cAariestoa Win nd~ AMI oasA
Seaap Leo Dear0u Savanna vi.A nass una p- Many
sap PriIa DcauA Lnl Liverpool Feb. a With mas,
Bart " E. Csas Is Cana Dub4H . 5,y, s.'a.s .,
Bsit Adj, AeAlsa P,Is Masul.s a.,, .us,r and
6sTl Isn,t, Dutch sebhsr Rotsrdsu. ss DAYS. s.'l
BaIk Assa col gov J. Sry Cy aay' rtA
R:Ts RTs si.cSS sS sPi . hiss. R.,, . B.l s. is s
cOassanuA O ssaaeanal Chasass Manila O$s a. -isA
6sft Isl, Of skye tof Liverpool 81 Morse Aq'sbhs r.
Brs Jeremiah of sesr-pc, Fc Csrae.. Il a'
sns sOo, i.riue TssPs Bay rs 10 GAYS va ps.~sre
M M s & s S H1ss Ca LA a.'-ss Pss6i p ~, 1 y Sr s with
- 1To tos a. rur.ou, csss with ~og.
selE PreOTi H.1lss tOf Bshss Me- AeDo. JsaA.asnl.
s.s s,,h. gl wls.r Tsnyoo 70 days with rsd.e
Sur i.s pe. of s1iasl s spe.', PafsHs :. .ay =. hS
sugar
%R. M IN. m.as.s Bedford @isIs PSSSsieSSs
Esi.s cs:s.s Ta'a''''- Iss.,n; sSs.sA, ss,1
sziis W. Punaes. Tsua;OI J. Hesltv Csps Alu-
b. n. c1esseoIs, Asssetig- q q sHytA TsansOn.
NJ G. Lye1k, Providence Nesfuoregni
M. q. Wells, Bridgeport May Johnrez. Nes Bselsrd
RoekissA
HLSD-saasct. nolersi. :. T. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEwss. Del. Apfl n.Arnvsd. seAr c Libby nsy.ssss
Tor orders
SPOKEN.
ssp FaEes yaTl r~a IvsTDe for Pa.i,ipba hsHA y. w.
VI BsfnalA
DISASTERS.
The steamship CIT O Dsa JOne on Ssr foi Arl s ss.
Orleans epfied West 4hsts ths sad bsAeh. Is
les seaih Jupiter ght She s probably BE- got o. Tie Coast
Wesg comPsuT teAShp WHATS has soD- 'Sa ksy Wsss
~ Der
hs steamship Cssu CBrl Phsdelphis Apri ss D.,Fpsot
sbost coal Whsa days esnpesc so
oi Peruvian bsrk fac
!F~ --latest SsS 4secs ssssa Pass.,
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence l. Agr l-Pnnt Cloa stety 3. f for t4Eo
bes. clsths, with moderate demsnd
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

WANTED-AN OFFICE BOY; MUST RESIDE WITH
w parents and write fine hand wages So per week.
Apply, with reference, after II A. NJ, at q Ann St,
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

MODERN DENTIsTRY.-DR. r, @. DURKrN, LATE,
M s7s Canal street now at No Clinton place Eghthn
used natural teeth. Teeth extracted without nain
with gas or by benumbng process
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

vxrANTRD-pY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A
w large pleasant Room or Cabinet with Board IN a
Changed Address stating terA j. r. H., box 2,4O Post
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

vxrANTED-pERMANEN BOARD.-A SECOND
w Floor with private table, in modern house, for
gentlcman WIFE three children and maid; parlor and
bee sicenjna rooms; location from Fourteenth to Fiji
teth street and from Fourth to Seventh avenue;
terms must not exceed $500 TO $3.50 Der mouth, Address
+. r, box 81 Post Office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

We hereby authorize, ALBERT MosaoR to fake entire charge of our business ID Yd.a. A Y. from tais date.
 At! Gebis Gee inc Yuma News Depot must be paid to Mr. Albert A5rtof
 CRNEIDEE, GKIEil,oN & co.
 Yusna. A. T., Sept: 9th, 1873.
 We. recommend Mr..Aisert Sforrof1o he citizens of .f4na and surroundiHg country, trusting that the patronage se iibsrsiy bestowed apcn us heretofore, may eoatirre urder bia management. r. ssCHNEIDER, GARRISON & CO, sepi3 4t fgG's aad Shn Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-04


 Having closed ear retaifderart- lmontl we shall, from and afser this date, attend exclusively to the wants of our jobbfng custom. t.. 9rs throughout Arizona Territory snd Sonora, Mexico. To interior mercbants, small lealers, station Keepers, saloon keepers, ranchmen, freighters, etc,,a who buy in quantities. we oow offer our entire ssoek,of goods.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-04
TNlSSOLUTiON 1T?-l' ~ ,=.s4i - :ts.' ..' OF ,f c O-P X RT x ERS4HiP P.

Tie eorartaerahip heretofore existing between James A. Moore aud Earkia ". Carr, at harieopa Wells in Arzor. Territory, hy mutual consent is this day dissolved. Jamrs A. Moors continues ibe business heretofnrs conduct. cd by tte -fFc, assumi,'g s.,hshe firm debts, aad is eu,itlcd to all the assets thereof. 2 JAS. 4 MOORE,
 LARKIN w. CARR
 MaricoPa Wells. A. T.. Sept s.. l6z:s. In
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-04
EDUCArioNAL.
sCHa0L.!GE TKAE ., SISTERS OF CHARITY
 zeL0s ANGELES, GAL st-s~sr
lARENTs and C GUARDIANS dariroiill.

{AEEAtc ana UUAEDiANSa assifouf ol .proeuring for their Uaugbtere aGd " Yards ihs adransascs ei h Seeq scrcstioD and ilo6,e in s IsaftiFi cliGiats ard F;eis. eni lucaii:yl will 6iui beth in thia kJs.a, E.:aaai IasG1tatinsof the SISTERS of ST, VINCENT 0Es PAtfL.f4 i1 T 2t s
 i. @sla Tkc2ss1S.Ege T -. s.. Board and tuition, ,Engfisa, French, ia''
 Spanish, Grrman. GruatnenfHl sh-
 Needle. Work, Tapestry, iesn- 7. g.:
 sroidxry, etc., DIT sessloaf of tea :i,, ]
 months g2GG O0 Ip parhing 30 co
 EXTRAS,
 Drawing &, Paiasing per month $3s 3e % Piano aad MeIuGeon, with uss of
 instruments. St 50 psr menth. G 90 |9ui!nr. per month, SS.--<-.. so co Vacation, if pupils reinain h scheoI,
 per mon h. 20 Ug
 TLe Sisters have ;0.,ened a SELECT DAY SCHOOL for young ladies. z.fis'i irst Clnss, ,-the languages. etc----- % Eeeond DtylsI0s. s.--.-. --<4.-..- --. cy hiTd DivlsinD...-., ---s-.--s---- V0 EXTRA BRANCHES, charged as in- tented above. s..5 . The Scholastic Half Session of , neBths b commence the l6;h of August and he th of Jansary, and will terminats about e l6thsof June. . .s AkilIs, without exception, must be paid in yance. and ne deduction will Do raade F partial absence or withdrawal iiUm tbe l stitHiian, unless in cases of protrscted ness. Doctors ices and medieines ate i ira charses x.s For further particulars. address ..-. . 1
 sR. SCHOLAsTlCA ALoGsDoN. lgl6 ;im] .}f ssee x 2. 1
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-04
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To make r,osn for large invoices soon to arrive.
 We "guarantee" satisfaction 'in quality and PRICE, and. those desiring anything in stock, will not regret examining same befofe doing So in any other market. e !. Orders from parties atadistance will meet with the same care. and attention as though themselves present. @.sg. f4 xss'gf Highest price paid for BUII-. LION, HIDES, or any other mar ketable article produced in the country. i.s,el e .ld1 Consigned merchandise, ma enInery, etc.,, VIII be pOmpily forwarded to destination, as usual, by careful and competent freight, srs, at current rates.
 WA. B. HOOPER ( CO.
 Yuma, May IS, ie7S.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-04
AA0 RETTExs EC Thar ary otl.er machine.

2 Thar a.iy otl.er machine. If .3he:o is f. F!crenes Sewing Ma. chino within cae tho,1eand niles Of Ean Sranoisa&so not working well and giving entire satisfaction, if I em in foine9. oft, i: will be attended to 9ith2lt expense of any kind to ths owner. .l7
 SAMUEL HILL, Agent
 1 '3 aex sfas.sore7y S:resH, 6saad aolei ;aii3irg. Sen F-saeisos.
 Er,,G for Cq.rn!G,s Gs.d semas'<rs sf eAc soo-as. ASffrs -Aeessfs srCSisd Sa esery 7is<s.
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