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Cenilsirp.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, IS; GUM TEETH.
a $40 single. al; slLi GOLD o. silver 81 all w9rn
A SET OF TEETH made in three hOurs at
L iyo west Thirty fourth ST. near Broadway ahd SIKH
ave- special mecAapcai dentistry IlAihh gold, Ana VA
rubber ceulOid Take green nom
Irand stIvol orIy. sixth Or broadway
Sl:WBROuGH l2S West Thirty fourth ~
COMBINING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTi-
~ PUIi-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and snb
sancs sItncial teeth, everything heretofore Of
for Orpt strength AMI Ugh nces only e. be
Ia b. appreciated nnr ia one day, and only . pr set
Coll Also best Rubber Sets. from $40 Ga 80
Gold and Planna $50 to $40 Extracting under gas. Dr. T.
G. WAIT. 40 Fast Twenty thirlst near Msiison-ave.
VNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
i Dr. GEO IL. MODEMANN, 632 3dave.. 56i+st.
vnonood BY Al y Do the Lsht VI Qexa art
Beet sets 3d. so. $50.
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ment THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday the account of Wet
more. Crydor II Co. At Nos 73 ana ~ Southtt' WIS
marked doubtful" Judge shipman cofrects this
classification and states that the claim Will be promptly
adjusted the final accounts are received from
Iuhohama.
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Mastle an0 Slate 1n.aIeLs.

EASONI & ISOLA, -
~ STEM iANIiI !: and GP ANTE WORKS.
IiG 80 ~ W,.t tt..-.t. r'ar Broadway.
Monuments, Mantrs AIisrS }''s'r, ti'n. W".'.otnS,
C. Ia it1E ami maItild, tUciS AZ LAZY a MA4 O1
work ~ every G,acuiil"n
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MINI ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,, r,ses 5l3 san ssts G:J2 Moon rises. 100
WAFER rIis DAi-A n 90 m
Unot island. $40 Hell q. Feffy lOoo
HI,di wAiKR IBls DAY. 81 .
CANDY Jook s,3I Cows Island y2S Hell @. Ferry l1l7
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mistellaneons

ALIEN's PHOSPHATED LOIENGE Sslls-
"A taIn the nervous energy. Try them. At S!iEDDEs q
Co T. Yway and 3itl ST. ami other rsgtS Box 49, NY.
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SHIPPING INTELLiGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK. .............-....huc' IL.
CLEARED.
S,ecn ship Old Dominion Walker Norfolk city font anu
yiciimond. Old DOnpn mon steamship 60 ,,.,,.-
steamship Wisconsin tBrj. Freshman Liverpool "'"'" "
steamship Othello (,r) Rogers. Hull Eng, o. L. Wright
Ns,esmship GIaucus Bear-e. Boston, H. i. Dimoos.
steamship phiIad, lph.l. Davis Philadelphia las hihd'
S.ar,.lip Eeyerly, pierre Philadelphia, Jas iiabl
steamship Arch Druid (Br), Thomson, CORK lH ofuer|
sim fl u,L,on Pratt. London G. II. Mayshall q Co.
Bark PeIropUis (NIr.l ,OOfs.. ~tctuh ,., H., 90
BARK Eliza ounn tBr, OBnon. Cork or Falmouth ioi OF
ders i. whitney IL co r,..,, O..
BARK Loyal sam r GyllencIanz, Cork or Falmouth iof
orders. Il. y. BOTand. ,,-., g.,
Eers Harmonic Nor Jensen Queenstown or Falmouth for
Or.lrts. Iet " }0cSmriin ,,.t
BARK Jonannc Marie Gor.l Gustavus. Rotterdam PUNCH
Bark Hong Kong tiec Brandhof, o,ettin, Funch Adye
Eark Hanna (Norl Luttkn Rotterdam FINCH Fdye Co.
lark tNOi.i Jacobson Riga, iirnhil i5"HsI
EIlg l. Iial BIB DurAin, bHdseto"h Leayci't
Trig A. b. Br> Patterson Porto Cabclo aud Lngnaytn Da
lett. Bliss ~ Co.
EIig OticilI tfrl, lO"se, ST. Johns, y. r., Hehey ~
SER. Inuulse (Ir), iountrce Belize. L.ycrift & Co.
scar. 4. Mcneil, Kelly, Boston, i,l4c X. staples
,clr Jesse D. Ciik. DAP FenLn.na Fla, h. d. liuiip"t
&
ARRIVED.
steamship Somerset (Br), Weston. Brs'oi Eng" Aug .
win nuis, AMI pass. ". D. NOreaI -
Sfar.ip Benz factor, Jones' Wilmington. n a., ~ hours
with naval stores. vc. 10 VIM. p. clyde Co , .
steamship i;c Hrrurs ChccsmaL, savannah Aug ~, Win
indse ,As. - ". Il. Garrison.
.uiD Ma thorough windsor " So Munro', IAforpooi
July H. IL bll Anc.o.'i ~ sandy ookIof 0s"'fr:
snip srpiise johnson, Manila Ai Twin susd al" ZIP
BARK Dirussund OsrJ .Hil-y. shanghai ArrI >. with
Sclr W r. smith Iawry, Jacksonville day' win ur
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Go t0hom it mdn Goutcrn.

A YOUNG MAGNETIC PHYSICAL MANlP-
a II!1ail pio,s. ona rubber viii pvo 81.
- pafi.nt, hors n d.sr'h Add:lss FRED BERNARD,
Tribune Ul-tu8n Ohi0c l,-jo l;IUsdHry.
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Ccsul Notices.

NLW-YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
CHARIf-s L. JACK-0N. SARAH a IAcKsON n. vii'
wiLJ D. AaB 81: N, ,,o for YIN iS are
nr"y ,Snla,ne md rqrrci % answer thG con,,nt in
t acoon which viii b. Gl' ia tha oc Of ts cli@ OF .hs
ErooAyn, y. " And To serve COPY Of your answ to the
NeulofA city. within ta'ny days Gii"r he service Of M;
.nnnos on you cscnsi,c OF the ay % sneh ser',fe s
sal tio paatih - tA acton %Iu 4y ~ LeConf. iJ ue
+. A.ACKER. Planda'. Attorney No. Bevery.
The complaint in to above entitled action his day u
n , gi' ii ~. Ne, % tHg " SlJ 81 1' III 'o '"'
r. =. ACnEH, Plaintiffs Attorney BoNery Y.
CuPhEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
plqiaa.' eyai..t I%Mi5 D. MIIicg and JAMS WITT
% SP ~ pot asa ST raul s
ssweI 'c cornGaa, "a lhs action Tsa yin be Med n go
city iia. N Ire Ciy Of N.wYok and to s"rye COPY II
Once. 81 IIod ay corner o; Murray street in ho Guy
County Gnl STATE Of ~" ~ within twenty Gays aficr No
t,il asw cJnpla,t within the afor,si the
S S u 81. ha i' led i devon VIII inCs.t from
sSS ea5 he s den ,@ i . ~. s aS9 a.t Il
tis acuan-lat''i Scw foik, Jun? 80 X rows -
The complaint the above entitled i in tho olce
d. July s-bae d SSi July I'D iS75 ' '' -a
SUPRENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
All % gosEfM 4 S1a r. .s.s Sf JHcB SAM
VEL and COIN, composing tho firm Ssmael a Conn,
Delcndan ts.-SummOais f.r n ninuey demand
Com. not SER To the deicndsIs You hereby
and required TIE complaint In this tor,
which viii be h In so or,e Of the Clerk Of tho City zpd
County Oi Neyl At tho CouTtOlse Ia NowN City.
Ad 60 cops q" your Ia the s>d complaint on
tho sIb,crb-r at his O1ce. No Gl Drosway sew York
city within dsy- aftf the service ~ THIS
yO. cXousle OF tie dsy ~ SsI service and yen lsi to
the ssd complaint within the time aortss aid. the plain
tis IN s acton N take Judgment Senst you lot To-. sam
huudr'd dollars the twentieth
July THOUSAND hundred and seventy i've at tho
Of cight pr per besides the costs and dis
bur senents u. this aot,u.-- Dated Juy 20. 1870.
GEO. ]. FEET, Plaintiffs Attorney,
I6l broadway, ~ Y.
Tho complaint The nioyconugel action filed this
9th duly. 1870 the Office of the Clfrk Of the City
and County Of New Cork. GEO. J. PET
Jy2o IASOwW PlAinuls Attorney.
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sNHiTE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CARVING IIiE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND EUILPOWErTD STA Hips.
SanE from Now YOU. cn 5ATt DhN- from Liverpool on
TIL L Rs,DANS. calling at CDrN Ibor each way.
ApHIArIt. SAT- iBAi. aug II, a. : a. NJ
BAIIfC SATURDAY. Aug 3, ~ 500 D. m
II,pt-pIft. SAII HNAI. 80 E. i. ~ 1850 p m.
BlifA NSlt. SATURDAY. -"Ht II, at p II.
GT.e'fNNIC, : ,It'itD =, S-pt =, ~ 4.
FfJM me WHITE. STAR DOth PIER o. NORTH
ri ~ Steamers the fastest in the trade are uniform IN s!le
ami unsurpassed in appointments ~. Sa0nl rtatsi9on
smoking auI Bath roo'is placed amlshs re th noise
motion least aJrng degree of comfort hitherto ul
RhT.,S~ saloon $50 sOO gold Return Tickets on
favor. BE tgIui-. storage, E2o.
BRAT, rom - upward. .,
Inspection 81 plans and other Information apply al the
X. J. COETIS. Agent.
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(sUNDAY1, June ~ Ia aug. %. incusiye) AZ , p M
Prom Her %. North Pivef, foot OF Mnrriyst,
THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Cant A. g. 3IMMONs Capt. H. u. SIMMONS
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TIE sEAsDS.
The most direct rolte Taunton MCGeboro plymouth.
New Ee!,,rl M.rihas Yinc} ART Nantucket Cape Coi' Tie
WHITE MOUNTAINS. anG AL principal points n New In
ciand and the Provinces.
For Tickets Stasroons apply Oh proafwav Prosd'
way corner Tweutythrd. Court ~, Brooklyn or ct he
Office On the Pier ~ principal Hotels and ickoi Ocss
the ~. BORDEN d LDN hll' Ae'D'T
GEORGE L. CONNoE; zen. PAS. Agent o. C. 3 u. co.
i EHIGH VALLEY INNER
4 ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3, lS7j.
Trains leave Ic;O.s, .Co oi CDGtl.a an la'fo' az
TOO b M. through 10 Eimiia, colnc,ilne " III iNls
for IIa1-t,A. Beaver H'a0w, H.nanoy ~; 7A'hGi,
Go'h, Isuht Camel, lHt points I'D HAL"f.b apI
MahsnoT ,oa regions sd nt., g. - t,. ron ih
ithaca. Auburn. tO heAt, Bunai1, h1g4ia ! ~. 8e
Loo T. ~. !uLhhaIIsor come" Ing VIA fia4Is Tor
Ia7lcton. Mahaimy CITY, Eca,.nG Po;idyIle AMI har'
400 q, a. ior Mauch Chunk s'o ping AZ ~ st'tio,.
GgO - "a : .tt tvfress dav, fJT en- r'i ra stations.
c.nec.lg witt Ms fOr ltiaca A. bsrA. 500 s'"r,
H:al'. >aeara Iill-, and the West Iul-nan'
' ROBE ri IL. sAN8E, SBl ard Eng s.eer.
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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroa0s.
NEPARTURE or THROUGH RAILRoA
albany AND TROY By DAYLIGHT

~ bay boata e. NIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave
Vcsr, ST. Pier 30 Mr. caiy SUNDAYS excepted At 3D. and
2ihs'. a n. anc at West Point, Corn" all SewOnIgh.
P0nglkre,- Rhluebcck CatsA and Hudson Iickeis on
salo for points Norh West IMP uckc's 10 West Point
Cornwall Hcwburgh returning same day, IL SPECIAL
and from saratoga To saratoga 81 70 Round Trip.
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NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers / aEi -, North River
TOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK. THURSDAY, aug q, AZ y m
FOE OUEENSTOWN AND LlkIRPOpl- % -.
SPAIN ........Aus. =. a. n 49, D- ~ i;,Y a. m
IJNt.TTt Aug ~ 10y PIT sept H. D. M
cabin Passage 40 and so. currency ~ GRACE AT grtLy
rcarr.d lr.r RETAIN tickets at reduced rates lrtptl
Srcrage from liverpool az The lowest rates Apply al
wv N0"'f"'v : NV - " = u j IITRsr. Manager.
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SPOKEN.
hur II, at. -. lon ~. bli4 Me,0ourno tDrl from
for - drcy. 10. Il.
JOY lat 10 &c NJ lol 81 W. bark Chester fron Baseir
for / aIOutn.
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New-York, Hayana & Mexican Nail ). 5; Line.
~ steamers leave Pier 3, North itytr ~ T. M asf0.lo"s;
Tor HAVANA DIhECI: -,
CITY OF MEH l:;-.- tsDAr' aug -,
CRY of IRA CIR L..... ~! j. ~ J. AuE
CITY III ltoJA ,'Pt =
FOR VERA CRt Il and NEW-ORIEANS,
oalng a Hyara Prgre sO. CanpcacY tus ana anpco
CITY or MENfCO. .............TU k@DAf, Aug "a
For freight passage apply 10 - .,,. ,
+. ALfHSNDlSEt e., sons. Nos. y ana IS Bl"alNay;
steamers leave New orleans Aug. and Aug - ior
Vera ruk ant all tHe above
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOGD ,.,.,,vonv
"a STIA M~lIIP LINE BETM Elm NEWGORk,
s-Dt fffAMPTON AND BItlM N.,.,...
CANAAN . PER loot Of 5l.S - D-si" ApBphtN'
MO- fI............Aug. - IA 80 -
ToN WANEE OR BKENLN -. - .
FIRST CABIN +lDc @oid. sc ND CABIN, SbO goa
SiEERAGF. $40 currency. ,,
Return Ticket, reduced rates Prepaid oteeraSe CrIth
cafss. = .
For 4. gut passage apply to . 49, . ,,,, ,
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ALD DONINlON STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ saline from Pier -, No. p i,.ver. ,.,.,,,, -.
For Norhlk, Cty Point and Richmond. TUESDAYS
Til URsDAN, a ~AIl i.DAIS, 40 . p IA? com. i :
with he vi u and IruIns., AR iur Atlantic Coast i.r
iir,wcia Air Ll. cnrsei a'h ON" Mtac, au WIN
ill.,. .pupS, steam lines - nor prIS ~ No..h c'4 oN"
"' y'riu and W5.hin ton ~ & (ya NoIfoll. every TUES
nay. THU Il DAY. AM ~ AIE'tpAl.
Tr,v,s Dol leaving Ncvh"fk iasv, excepting >'turdaj
q; D. M connecting Ia Eta,1i" tii Nary lana I~I.l'@
la,t'lgora c ~Holi l.' aiS ;! r ass T. ,, int. -.
TLgh s-.ig" Urict- aud bLN O. 'ifc n Al points ~
Ig,,.t &! It's la-rracr NoIfOA Sc / cent? FielsA.
.,s> i. ,4i G..y ~ per -, Sort f'r'r
General Oaitls, ~ "rceHw. Pa g. NcF-hoik, -, IT,.
only DIRECT Line 70 FHANCF.-THE
~ ,;F.N t.liAi. GRANSATLAN7It COMPANfs MALL
M. rii ve,.es t'ls iav,e route Tor la Conuact
lbeg more uui ~ tan y OE-cr viii sal RON f!ei NO
'0' PA vdr frmi,jle .SATUPDAY. Ang 81
VILE DE PANie laceonez. Al 40. - nt.
nm !, OT pass tGF ~ GOLD u, chatting vine'.
Firi C.Jn $50 ani SllO ao,orir4 10 aeon On;
second cabin - third, a. KNtfra t,'s ~ Irt' 'd i-i"
nee, , without extra charge steamers markell thus - 90
"'' GRO. AArktNzlE, Agent. No s. Broadway.
DACIFiG MAI. :. =. LINE.
4 FOR 9 ALlFoRNIA, lAPAN. and CHINA
SAILING from i.rr -, AoTtl !aytI.
FOR A-PlSWAlL;
Acapulco. Au. 3d. II m.
Connecting for al central AmeIlc'I AMI acne n0rfs
INc iIaigy T.@ct - tie thI.ii f1i1-.i,, a., .''rn
good -feroh 1916, 1871, gold Outward Tickets "ny
% rl'T,gT Hi SAN FRANCISCO for JAPAN and CHINA:
H. }. BUiLAi, superintendent
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INMAN LINE.-Flxcd Southerly Course.
Royal Nail steamers are apjontcd to sa,l as follows
FOR GI. ff.NSIONS AND LiNERIOpl~
CITY OF MONTRiAL.-..SAIU kDAY' hnS. ~ az a. ~
CRY or BERIl. Sal kBAf, Ar9. y, at - d.
CRY or II limos D...SAT UNDAN. oept dt s - IA
CRY OF BROOK IS .SATt RDAi, sept IL, at D. N
CITY or CHEST Err. Sat UkDAl, sept - ~ o. H.
ald each SUI ceoaing ~atuT iy from Plrr -, =. H.
RATES or PASSAGE
CAPIN. $50. $50. and 800, Sof .
SIEFRAGT CuT.nrv. Drafts issued ri iow'st a'es
rCtDu Pas5ee general bA-rrs- app.Y Al t'ie IN
papv otce SO ro,dNay. For stcerdbe Passage al no
% Broadway or PER 10, y X ,,-,. - r,,,, ..o,.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
a LINE.
b.e steamships vii saf IT 3 p H. Pier -
North EVor Oot odagst Tor IANAHA, direct AZ Io.'
- ~
steamship sol II DAl aug III
SfesmSbp CITY X ia aug 10
For freight Or nassau, taviZ ura.,ed acc0'lnolap
apply to N. T. CLl ID. O . g., o Ii si'e"
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rVHE BEST YET
4 Ito for the
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MT. Descent
Norwich Liue
f29 the round trip from New YORK and return
Choice OF Seven Routes
Passengers allowed u stop over al any point
Circulars with fu information may be had al the prncips
rtaons on the Ere ronsy and the Phiisdepns
Wilmington Baltimore Railroads where tickets are alss
| for Glie ,.
Asa w White Mountain uskes W w AeSvlch LIMA
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l,nR WEsr POINT. NEWRTRGH. Pkner.ie,
IlOK Rnndont and kingston. commenting wIth

L'OR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIfl-Tj WHITE MOI NrAIN-. MONTREAL, and inter-
mediate points steamer leaves PEEK sip day ,upaysei
al D. IN; Twenty third ST.. F. H. j. - p m 'onLet
n9 With s;,ec train ~ Sew Haven Nicit boat leaves Irk
sln Il II TicAets sold and baggge checked at JiA
ElpIdA a.. Sew YORK aHd touTjst, bf.OD5h
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Highway Robbery.

October ?, J. Bullock telegraphed James Blade from PhenIx, as follows:
 The stage was stopped last night eighteen miles this side of Florence and fourteen hundred dollars taken from me.
 For several days, doubts were enter tained about the genuinenesS of the report but we are informed that relia' ble news since received in Tucson, confirms Bullock's telegram. It is said that while the driver of the blackboard was watering his animals, three mask ed men came up and demanded his pocket book known to contain Sl4O0 in currency. After receiving it the robbers left. Their action is reported as having been very nervous, indiea- ting them to be inexperienced "road agents" MT. Bullock is reported to have had 8 couple of hundred dollars in currency in a pocket which the rob bers did not discover, and few hun dred in coin in 6 trunk which was al- so saved. We have no news of who the thieves are or are suspected to be.
 This robbery took place on the Phe- nix road from Florence, and Is the first one of the kind We remember of hav- ing been committed since our arrival in Arizona: and this seems to have been the work of men who were famil- far with BullOck's finances at that par ticular time. 1t is nOt apprehended that stage robbery is tO be new and vigorously pursued industry in Ari- zona, and yet il would be good policy for travellers to carry arms and keep them in readiness to shoot all such robbers.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Local Mining Affairs

During the week, L. NJ. Jacobs & Co.
 purchased lS0 ounces Of gold or near
 5000; Lord < Williams two lots
 amounting to $797; Zeckendorf Bros
 twenty-five ounces; Wood Bros. about
 $100; $. H. Drachman, John H. Archi.
 bald and others small lots.
 The Old Mine Company have pur. chased the Ostrich mill and all the
 buildings, lands. roads, etc, connected with it and also theIr interests in the Ostrich lode. the consideration being S15,000. Representatives of both par hes went out yesterday to deliver and receive the property. The members of the Old Mine company are: Dr. J. c. Handy, J. H. Hewitt, John Bartlett, J. L. Darrah, R. N. Leatherwood, R. E. Eldred, Henry Allen, Prof John Arey and Willism Roach. They intend working ore by new process which Dr. Handy has promised Us for pub lication next week.
 Our Santa Rita letter tells how busi- ness is in the placers.
 The Pinal mountains are full of prospectOrs making some good discov- cries. The Silver King mine is report ed as looking well but that work is al most suspended on it in view of the prospective sale. Several other mines in the vicinity of the King are being developed with fine prospects. Near old Plnal Camp, some rich discoveries have recently been made, the ores of which assay as high as $5000 per ton. The new placer diggings on Lost Gulch, twenty-five miles north of Pinal camp, are being worked with vigor. Nothing very rich has been found, put good average wages are expected o be made on quite an extent of ground. Very flattering discoveries ,f Silver and copper ores have been made a few miles east of Lost iulch, but as they are on the San Car os reservation, they cannot of course, ,e worked now. Gov. Stafford will cave here in few days for San Carlos nd go with Agent Cum to see if that 'art of the reserve covering the mines, an be excluded without detriment to he Indians, and thereby let the miners 70 ahead. We know Agent Cum will eadily recommend the measure, if no injury or interference will thereby re- ult to the Indians or their manage nent
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
The Commissioner of Indian AT.
 fairs,

In view of the retirement of Secre. tsry Delano, Commissioner Smith was asked about September 2s. whether he would resign, and in reply said that while he did not feel that it would be incumbent on hIm to do so, yet he would gladly tender his resignation should he receive the slightest intima tion that It would be acceptable. He says the forthcoming report of the Red Cloud Commission will undoubtedly eKonerate Secretary Delano and him self, as not an iota of evidence adduced tended to show their culpability. He further said he would be glad at any time to be relieved of the arduous and responsible duties of the Indian of fee"
 We trust Mir. Smith will remain There is abundant evidence that he is superior officer. Arizona especially IS aware of this fact. He never sought the place and, ss he says, does not care to continue in it; but being in and so admirably qualified, it is hoped that he may remain.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Merchandise in the Malls.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, U srrTrrON Sa,1ta,n hor I6 1ST

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 WAsHIN"oN, September l6, 1875.
 DEAR SIR II sm in receipt of yours of August 9, in regard to send ing merchandise through the mails.
 The point you make, that it was not contemplated by the law to allow such merchandise to pass. through the mails, is an important one, and diff cult question for me to handle. I have directed the postmaster at New York to see the parties who are ship ping this merchandise, and endesvor to have it stopped. I have sent your papers to him.
 I will do what I can to have it stopped, and will try and have you notified of the result.
 Yours truly, MARSHALL JEWELL.
 Hon. JOHN WAssoN, Tucson.
 The foregoing is in reply to our construction of the law authorizing " samples" of merchandise, and not merchandise. to pass through the mails at sixteen cents per pound. There is nothing clearer to our mind, than that Congress never contemplat- ed the transmission of merchandise by mail except at the rate of ninety six cents Ter pound-or letter rates. The shipment of merchandise is the business of steambosts, ships and rail ways, and the merchandise put up in boxes, eases or sacks-not mail sacks either. There is reason for authoriz- ing the transmission of samples "I of merchandise by mail, but not or ders of merchandise to keep up s wholesale or retail store. The very idea of getting stocks of goods by mail, is absurd in the extreme. WeI venture the opinion if our hint re- gsrding instructions to the New York postmaster, be strictly followed out, precious little merchandise will after wards be mailed and sent of from that office. Our idea was about this The posmsster say topsrty depositing the merchandise in Inc office, that it would not be sent forward; that it might be withdrawn from the office on condition that the business should be then ended, otherwise retain the packages, let suit be instituted against the postmaster to compel him to for ward it, and then go into court with the merchandise ss proof that it was merohsndise" instead of samples. Postmaster General Jewell will very likely effect reform in this matter ss we'll ss in the many others he has un-I dertaken with success.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

ST. NICHOLAS, Scribner's Illustrst- ed Magazine for girls and boys, for October, is at hand and it prosperous ly closed the second year of the most charming and instructive of all mag szines for young people. It is beau tifully printed with neat type on eI- cellent paper, and its contents are made up by the best talent the coun- try affords. Every family with chil- dren should have it regularly, and all may have it by sending $ directly to Scribner $ Co.,, 743 and 745, Broad way, New York, or we will supply THE CITIZEN and St Nicholas one year st$7.40.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09
Dr. TOnnOr's Resignation.

Several weeks ago, we were inform. ed that pr. J. A. Tonnor had resigned his office as agent for the Colorado River Indians, and that under no cir
 cumstsnces would he reconsider hi. action and continue longer in office than until relieved by successor. He once before resigned with a purpose ot entering upon the practice of his pro
 fesssion in San Francisco. but owing to the flood of unwarranted abpse heaped upon him, he was prevailed on to continue in office awhile lonrer
 and he did so with credit to himseI, and government The Doctors great est error was in failing to publicly make war on his vulnerable enemies
 They commepced it upon him without good cause, ssd, as is believed. to shield themselves, on the principle of rogues crying "stop thief" We believe in, Doctor conducted his official bu.;,a.,
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-09

THE Commercial Bank of San Diego is spreading out with brsnches-ons to be in San Bernardino and another in Los Angeles. September 4, srti- cles of incorporation of the latter were filed in Sacramento, the object being to maintain 6 bank of discount and deposit, and to do general commer- cial business. Capital stock. $500, 900, in 300 shares. Directors-A- H. Will COX, o. $. Witherby. M. s. Patrick, J. G. Cspron, H. Msyburg, l.. J. Rose, s. H. Mott, R. M. Town and Edward Barton.