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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
At PUBLiC SALE, PHTLADELPHIA.


Tho-as sons viii sel on hafea 80 a. me fMn
brown stone, ont building
% o. a. gorh 100 feet west Of
hv Of TIE Republic The build
a a. -. 10 Chestnut st. eIenas nc eI IL
srraneed a. 70 suit Vsrso tea
49,, srs snr large the front rooms above
an, inc extending Buder both ave1ea leaving he rear
and hg ted from the roof VITA exien
80 ys IN three large bargas poof walt 81 ne mes
Turning bsnEng IN the ctF
So re,trnI elegant Will pTodece Grge rental
70 an Insurance or oher cFpo
g. "a 10 no pe thmseves tree and have FayDg invest
t h Ia VI NE Ieiu value o. the prov
Pr iErlher psrteniAn Apply % n-pp.-r
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auctlon Sales Of Real ESTATE.
Arr,,r u. xrlLrn. AueaOneer.

Aprtay II. MULLER, AuclOneen
AUCTION SALE OF valuable LUIS, on
" sts sbes-sts CtY.B order Of the Estate o.
c.ors. lv-,i aeceaei H. Mu so9 III sci az aneaon
rsAY March % y o'clock a. the Exchange StLeSfo0n
III Broadvsr hes York; q, Oh.
WsTreSL) aud souher{ sac OF
s,sbens connencg 200 feet Of Wsfeugtons1 F per
.ent nav on bonl and mor;ssle 1900, ,-y . eovs ~ ~
To frr sorustou Ggpr 20 C. KINGsL AND 80 NO %
7. GiLLENDkR NO % L9eriyst New 1lA;
Asgs a. q obe ooeer, No Pae-st OK Ao1-gl
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housrs ano forms Uanieo.

ERUIT-FARM. GARDEN, or COUNTRY
PLACE MANTEI-To take ohIrge Of lease by
fsl7 Of sdults; Address va particulars and
terms, }. Il C.. Boz Isl sl5sh n J
VVANTED-A snail COUNTRY HOUSE and
w CARDlS tn city heaaia snd pleasant location Ad
dress 10" kLNr Trbune Otace
[NANTkD-FrCm May l, small HOUSE, or
w part OF bathroom hss and cold water
qret B erhOod; beat references sVes AM asked Address
W. ", IauHae Otce.
WANTED = TO RENT, from four to SIX
rc,y uruisb- ROO : hwrea l4h and o9th-ts ana %
7haveN for h-Ai nO-sr locsnon mas1 be goo
sad rem Moderate Ad4res swing 4 particulars, join SMITH,
Tribune OGfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

HONS RAP, TRANSIT
GENITAL RAILROAD OP SFV-JRPSrY.
dana bes nj economical h0mes
tie OF road vi srpy T. g. d EofB o.
ELSTOS NAH IL gne o. bs Central heFJerseI Lans Improve
COnrsHr 2 Lfie-tv.
nRANGE, y. J.. SPECIALITY Great variety
~ PROPERTY ~ sALE ard EENr OGce bours 20 m
a.. GERRY. - Nasssnsi. sno Orahge, opposite depot
C,l 400 Girst 90 per cent? in two years;
- ~r.tOO rens na-r tu' a. rer c'ut vi pu-aa'e
O. o. to hasa
.hhN LILA LlrlDhhl is VIII
Truunds ~ The robust wholesome ntn
Lrass vel drained SUD sesiF
oepo sHd ilt-e streets - e. Hsreis cbufA's
bGses Nesiork by the uuuvaiei
,oooun of Ne- Jrrssv Houses haTe
b 81 hlh Ac Lots OFT n
irrcs - fruit. &c
OWNER, POs-Ohoe Box lof
Ehsaasfh. = J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

~ IDEIAS II. MGILER. ABesORes.
TXECITTORs SALE.
u ksTAfB Of BDWARD DELAPIKLD NJ D. DeessssG
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY on 1ih.AFh
4 STABLE and LOT on WEST loIHSI
Also,
LOTS On kTH.ATE l00rH and llSIH-brsr
"a be sold o. SrctOa on
THURSDAY. MARCH Is.
No III brosdsay Va;
The Bstoy orek oudng ans ~
bewees pa and %4ins an ~
a. 0msr Hotel" TIE buing most suDtsa'i ~
esY 0f ho purposes 30 foons Joy - ~ % -
wKsf 5TasT fH lot tue gg, or1ek aNe'12 On w
sps toe inca sb ts fIOI Ma % West lotAsi ASf S'
tween Oh and gii.sves
10 norb side and Matssn-tveA
llSfn&T-x ssathsst Of otAsse the
l5th-Et
TEkns gALE7e cent can remain the 9Th wepery
sDd ~ pef ile feEA1deI
- ADRIAN Il. MULLER SON.
fsa4al AScuobcsr.. No. Z FDe-s
CHFRIFF's SALE.-April 3, at Somerville.
NNr-J.r~r FRgIT pa An Of 30 Psntsld,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Ciip Real estate for Sale.
Broo.,lrn Real Geiais tor Sale.

Brootl-u Real geiais tor Sale.
A COTTAGE on Wllow-st.; also one on
tC-AyD wulrrxo sBeyln.s.a.
CAMBRIDGE PLACE.-T hree-story, brown
- ''''' - ''''' ~ a so %irS &c
COR SALE-Bareain, a comfortable and
so Al @sro'-ast a. e 49, 90 car. ass-ssas' sTSsHa
NOR SAIE-O1 Clnton-ave., in the best
psr' "a -.n "a ~ GROUNDS sad sr,BLsi o. s0sa be
49, krLayp wurIyo. B,.la.s.,
LOR SAIL On brooaiyn)
i s.'og .--ss' Ski,E h6Jse. No q L.hy,',.,va
I !; :: {: If II 5s : %':::s:;:s
GORDON L poE0 " Csr.-E. Broot'yr-
nor SALE, on Carroll place, near Carroll
Pars5 frs' ar esssnssi she suseeAs erswSsioUs
ysrs .. 10 siss .sis rS- nani5r sy ss.ssss SJ ear
r,a'es ise 90 hnas fn aH shn uAtrs ttees q
Nv } 6EDElL s~lssn ss7 sniiAst opposite
ID s. BUSSING, H., No 2O4 Montague-st.
~. lCert1,a b asl. lrOot BEokhR IN REAL ESEAfB
:. I.f'ys, 1-rar ca % 0. S.te. sd ss. saiseat
Fsieash qua Prospect Psrk
s~ene, Of Va "a. s.r oss or sn - 600 70 so OOO
The ierensnst o. rss b. eHehssge otssSse
y :
ng change Of b' essate nTesnes nay tud
r1rss breekys seld seson uos
sss ProJe the sfetafe TIL adVerrsst s1s several
parc. Of ve vel ee's taes es nee Of iocuabts1ee who.
could be traced sr cher poer' eoan One 2sree Of shout
o. ooanirT resas. Is oS ser raur approved city
L. nsasng e esais easir.s Of The anoeI
sor-sosure % a. rrss,
a. a., invite - osrfyr RIAL BSTATB sORl
sAGB DO ND- a. .ase % sc sean protected stri Leu on
Eoag psa Eq Tusi c, npApy, with pad
a. Brooklyn Agea reT mai Application
r BUssiNG. j.. 2O4 hOS'Ague'L BrOoklyH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Real gslatc 10 Gxrhnuss

ITO EXCHANGED fine 4-stsry II. s., Is. ).
TO SE Oh 7:;s-s 5have; proe $40 90; mortgage
Brook end cesr good counrJ property
70 equltF. nOIdHs BROl HhRs, 46 East Z3Ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Aur,ion Sales Of Rezl Getate.


ABEtas H. MuLLEn. Aaehoseer.
4 UCTI0N SALE OF
n 2yAbgADLB BUILDING LOTS on
b3gsTkhEr.
south side. heiwres Ate sal Madsos-svea,
Ga THURSDAY, MARCH %,
A. ~ 'eisck a. NE Rxehs9ge Salcsroom,
NJ III Bro-dssT.
ADRIAN II. MULLER SOY.
fGQ3N Aar,isseers. Ne. 7 Pne-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

0-O 7Tu-AEE.-A respectable woman as
~ SYsKsTKEss: aaAug; euI and 80
I'LL The hrla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

JOIN lST-AVE, Near 23i-st "A good
s(DU pREss8AABe ho As cheap h'F own house de'-
q fayu ,ore ruo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
GitD !9roufrtD 10 tet.

L
ITO LET-The STORE, ia FultOn-st., cor
: her fNssssG Apply to ,-,-,,, mas -,
no LEASE-rhc spacious ana conspicuous
PREMISES northv corner o. lsave "a 10 hist Po'sessisn
Is Nav N. UAni k,LEI, D. ja-lve, 10 y j. a. u.
TWENTY most desirable private RESI-
BbSCE~ b,iongnz IL North Am. Lie ln Co.. reSi per
slaaE ton Il UUU 10 at, OVJ LEaSR tor Term 4 years
l. PAGE. 30 rsIE.rog. Ma,sser
TO LET-A desirable APARTMENT, eight
Iv.peeAJie Wei ~othL $J H. NJ BHUNDIGE 949 Broad
TO LET or FOR SALE-Brown-stone
L HOUSES West Side Rent from 20 TO 5000 prees,
1000 $50 900 Terms J. \" sIbN"NS Broadway
ami F.hvhrst-t. Ane P.ne-st
ITO LET-In the BIBLE hOUSE-STOHE on
AsTORPLACF, AM OFFICES in second and iIi ,oFrs az
bsn-ut for s'oise pu-goe Apply oGce Of IhAsO AEE
AMERICAN 6IBbB SOCIETY. No Bible Hoa,e
rF'O LEASE-1be elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
a ~ nivesh Lie nS % on ao'la
thsr Il u rrenst offices OF n. n
Comysay dag, once Gaaia.s Lie 20 BIoadF1
h. rAGh 50 Park-row
/ TTR 5-sTOaY TRiCK BUILpISG,
No FrAlkiyr,-st. seconi door from CA.ham-'t
App,Y to
TTF BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE Y. TRIBUNE
,1spN EAST BROADWAY.-TO LET-4-story
fty l..h baemcu;. Chandelier. &G De'she Jr
boarding Inquire rs, ext door en 10" 10 good et
Brccklpn properta GO fet.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 103 Pineapple-st.;
f-,. con q sata oice beng bu. tao doors
nsn Faic14- W. p COOK. 2j5 WaslnE'On-'t BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Walters.

WAITER and USEFUL MANA French
w yosng waiter pn,ss hIllJ lI1.,'I,sa s' s..
e~Vaop.b. eervao.. Appy uDELLs PREACH BV8AAU. lOS
No. SlkSl garner broalxN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

CHFRIFFs SALE.-April 3, at Somerville.
CEs-j.s, FasIT "a An Of 30 sssss near rsissa %
xDaALL AART AssssssIA hAsssssAs - NJ v 1EAAkD.
tkankA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

IT GREAT JONES-ST. Groom 49)-DRESS-
CUTTING srd FItIISG eEeoasi ~ ss9-r'' mAHhef
-. l ~ q y d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

n young cOlored man, a
stasoH PORTER store rhoass or hose % OF oai "
nv. zoo. Ieefe.cs Adaress Il b., 49, W cal 30th-sb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city proUert.
Irst, in-e14re ~ ars fee fae kESlDANCh d
6s p.rt Of al Esta al improvements Ao4Tess IL 10
GOA Pos on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Counlr1 Real estate Tor Sale

NOR SALE-At Hyde Park, D1tchess County
DWELLlNG.HOCSE s6i BARN viii na'ut one 'cfr o. eroau
- ,hs .s. 81 ii u Para i ar1 %
,o9rt. ,rc IBl eu rrrien ana coce rt ties fEe
~ste on DE prem Price $1,000 Apply 10 H. l. DhL" 20
No eat frtff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

E'Df WEST 25Tu-ST.-A tirst-cass DRESS
')t MLKkk - b. the dAg " month"; can cut 'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

INOR SALE or EACHANGk-DelaWa
il FllIT FA.N - Al RES Mfcr 500 pe-rh tree
fv, acre. small irs healthy uechhortoei pnce, 81 9oO o1e
~ a ~ hrpr 10 r. y USDERlilLL 81 PDe e.. n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Mattresses.

80 FAST 98D-ST.-As WAITRESS aBi
CHlMBERHAID snail private .alJ goo Gu! sie'sS -
Gala ali. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Brooklyn Board.
BOARD. FURNISHED ROOMS, with or with
ID out BOARD d Broo.a Cal - .hs weef
W"
Country Board.
EIKST-CLASS B0ARD.-Centleman's villa
on Hudson Ry,I; Aesbuh hoses &C. Those desrges
Of nav Bg r prices lOdatioHs board address H.
c4, OF j. AuIvrd. $40 Droa4EaT, " !.
Rooms Wanted.
doom WANTED suitable for Dentist must
Ia ne above l4l-l. between 4h rad Oeves be rrnt
VI be ven Tor .,f Address 4 H. BhO'
WAY. ii. b. 5, - Grcrueave., EroGl,H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Stint TINS UaIt:o--fendie5.

I ACE- WORK.-An expert lace hlnd DOR
l. merry fsreNonaa srrs Haaaiiciarn; ehilas - 90
WORK aHi .es anJ y-s
g. /, -,,r m-nss Cs u Adsress 2sAA-
>TRff-S sSJ Gtl-sve.. the .ancf sir-
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silaations marifS--f cnn!rs.

III WEST 54TH-ST.-A respectable young
gr - Gil AMBKEMAID AMI w All RE5s o. waitress ao
70 obeeoa country good from lat place Cal
a. ar .ddress b. REID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Prstspt nsrred agoi p Iears chlFen, wishes
sTrI sTION whe I've good c0achssu
M roo house ana outdoor garden
rg cattle and do general wgTE about paes FOOD recon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
Gardeners.

A GERMAN GARDENER lMethodisD desires
g. xe,n In oria flower beis kc pnVste
bonse, tr IA reference Al terms Moderate s. H.
BYsEGLK. % ELlrGge-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

ava wiling WORK; crve NILS God DOS AL Kinds o. fan,
s,esls Iucish VI. LINDQLlsIss SWEDISH
sFRvASTs' OFFICE. los last 27th--t near have
DARN HAND-A respectable German young
man IKE place on iarm or reullem.n ,ae car DO
- I-roirr plan gafdrnipg ard wiling TX ef u-efl
rs-rste wages reference Apply At OD4LL
AGESCY 100 3it4 ST. Ber Broadway inquire for D.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
"
LIxIvItrEoN. lLEAcH1NG.l

The reverberated metal is placed in- to the teaching boxes, whose dimen- sions are according to the quantity of metal 10 be worked at a time. These tubs or boxes, which are generally made of pine wood, have Q double bot tom, and upon the upper bottom which is a wooden sieve, a coarse cloth of wool and cotton is placed which serves 10 retain the ore.
 After the ore is placed in these boxes, it is washed with hot water, which dis solves the sulphate and chlorides of copper and iron as well as the other soluble substances that the ore may contain. The faucet, with which the lower bottom is provided, is then open ed, and the water is allowed to run out into pans, where evapoEating, the salts are chrystalized or thrown away The operation of washing lasts from five to six hours. Then the ore is covered with the solution of hypOsulphite of lime, which is generally kept in de positOry placed higher than the box which contains the ore, it is left to di- gest for sometime; and then the faucet is opened, which conducts the liquid  with chloride of silver, to the box or depository in which the precip- itation of the silver is to take place, The filtration of the liquid lasts from one to two days, according to the kind
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

IN Pennsylvania town lately, a NIT. sam Wache married a Miss Ophelia Ryan, and the German band of the village serenaded the couple on the wedding night, playing among other things. "The Watch on the Rhine" " The vouug lady having grave suspi- cIonS that there was 8 personal ahu- sion in the incident became highly in dionant Her brother horsewhipped the leader Of the band next day and tbe whole matter has got into the courts.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

w. Kelly, nawsdealer at Prescott, has TIE CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to L. P Fisher, 70 and q New Merchants rycbarge. is cur authorized Agent in san Francisco.
 schneider, Grlerson S Co., Arizona City. F. Irvine X PheniX.
 WASSON E BROWN. Prop1erorS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
R. A. WILBUR, ET. D.

CORNER PLEASANT AND CONVENT SITS TUCsOE ARIZONA VII resume 'hc practice ur A,, profession Thursday. July l. Will give attention Hy dran.
 Oflce hours from g a. m. 10 8 D. ra. and avpufr-
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
J. z. 8dcCAFERY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA. Wiil practice in all the Territorial Courts. Office on Congress street, TUcsou.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,

SoTART PUBLIC AND CoHyETANCER, Spec ial assistance given in obtaining pa ,rni~ for Mining and Praemption claims. 0lI,re south side Congress street, Tucson trfZAua
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
FAT BY & PONROY.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSSELogs AT LAW. Tucson. Arizona. Notaries Public. Omce United ~tate- District Attorney. ohcc on COuEre s- street.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
GEO. HILL HOWARD.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Ar.zoaat sonora Land and Mining Agf. Office In ZeckendorrS building,
 Pennington Streej. lJr-nn, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
BRIGGS GOODRICH,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW District Attorney for Pima county. No lary Public and CommiS,.curr Deeds for 7eZaS-
 0tHee on Court-housr plaza, Tucson, A-i- Toua
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
THEO. P. WHITE,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Deputy Surveyor or Mineral Lands. Tucson. Arizona. 3a-'i
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
STEPHEN c. R1ARC0U,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT ]
 AVOCADO ' CoNSTIEEO,

So oclpa de tOdo loyue porieDece a Su oi- 'la, labla ESpanol y da eou~Ulra> GliA- TIS los que nrcesitandola> no iIguuH con que pa2tria~.
 Los gEe. viveu lejoS dpl Tucson puedeH consular, DOT c>crit0, tocante .aS leye> 1r. Ie-ritorio de- Arizona.
 Tucson Arizona. Julio sI. 1875. I3-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

The first operation which the ore has to undergo, is pulverizatiOn, which takes place in mortars, in the same manner as if the ores were to be work ed in the patio-pan-Or barrel process. The machinery used for pulverizing purposes have been and arc continual lv modified in m advantageous man. ner. When speaking of the establish ments that 1 know, I shall then extend more in detail upon this matter, which cannot but be important At present l shall pass to the second operation, which is that of roasting.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
BUREAU OF legal and Departmental Infor-
 nation.
F. O. Box Al, Washington. DC.

Gi,.-N il.-' iSi ES BRIEFS, LEGAL OPIN- from ,i.S' copies OF dlge>fS of Decisions ',5l,l'tl '5...'t lon regarding inc PuhiIc .nfs po. CT m n, ..'l.eFnal Revenue eases. and aIl oih- Of lb- r tis coming before any Department Srr---.... government, the Cour. uf Claims. rol,,..-lllr Court or the United States. or mav t.,. All business with tine Bureau may oe transacted through
 JAMES F. MCCARTHY. Attorney. iisee,on, Arizona. our regular corrrsnon. lion ,,,o. .1 WHom applications for inforna-
 "0 made. 5i-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

COMPACT EXPRESSION OF WISDOM from the Milwaukee News: "The biggest fool was girl in New York who poisoned herself for dry-goods clerk who parted his hair in the mid dle and wore an oroide watch and chain"
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
COLES BASHFCRD,
ATToKNEY AZ LAN.

TrCsON ARIZONA.
 Wm practice in all the Courts Of the Territory. III
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
J. c. HANDY, M. D.

Trrs0N ARIZONA CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

THE Indians in Indian Territory this year have harvested six million bushels of wheat. Result Of bad management
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
,rrHoE1zED AGENTs FOR THE CITIZEN: |:

-rs,ness advertisements at Reduced pstes office Northwest corner Main and T0n-rtsS streets.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

and am ready for work in any line of my business at following prices:
 Single Assays for Gold and Silver-......S} 50 Single Assays for pcr.-.........--....-.-.5 5.0o Single Assays, Copper. Gold 6 silver $50.
 SAMUEL HUGHES, Assayer. Tucson, Feb. 0, 1875, lo-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

Plain death 6sa notices @ esr fTss Sar Obituary in re s5 70 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
Tucson Assay Office.
Assav Omce in Tucson.

IBEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY l friends and the public in general that have opened an
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
praLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ADVERTISING MATES

twelve imes in tnIs type, one sq. ,,s square. twelve lines, one time.....s3 % ,,a,b subsequent Insertion..- 5U Occasional cards, per Quarter............ 5 00
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
For Sale Chean.

i1d a SHARES IN THE MONTFZJr. Pnort..L5,,ts ,,i- L,tsn, ID the Upper Gila Valley.
 ' hA CfTFzzE office. 24-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23
Good and Cheapest Barber Shop.

Good and Cheapest Barber Shop. FRANCISCO BARRAIA HAS OPEN | eo 70 new Barher shop un Congress street, one door east Of CuSiom-hOuSc. Work satisfactorily done at these rates:
 Nnampooing, 50 cts.
 Shaving, 25 cts.
 Hair Cutting. 50 cts. SuaVlus and Hair Cutting per Month, g. III. t...SSe ctll and try my work.
 '"'t io, l.75. 40-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

PRESENTED TO THE MEXICAN MINING so- CIETY BY ENGINEER ANroNIo MORENO.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

1 E sF1d E1bS, MORTGAGES. BILLS OF legal ,i.,--., ' ''r.'. Dissolution and oihei ly and ,'-.-llii ,.lii -liS executed neatly. prompt-
 correctly, and at moderate charges.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

This, which is unquestionably the
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

Translated for rur CITIZEN by J. sprio
The daily gazette., 1875-09-21
Discharge Of UOrknlen.

CHAIRMAN OF STREET COMMITTEE EN-
AMINEs TIE ROLL CALL OF STREET
COMMISSIONER CoYLE, AND DIS
CHARGES THAT 9ENTLEMAN's 20
HTICAL PETs,
VIM. McNlcnamin, Chairman of the
Street Committee, gave orders to
David Ii. Coyle, Street Commissioner,
10 have the tools and men belonging
to that department of the city, brought
to headquarters last night. The
Chairman after making due examina.
tion of affairs, caue to the conclusion
that certain men were employed be
cause of their worth in politics, and
not as to their fitness. The whole force
were discharged, and those whom tho
Chairman thought were good work
men, were re-cmployed, while thu
drones were laid off, This is a move
In the right direction, and the bal
should be kept moving. There is NJ
doubt that Mr.. Coyle has used high
handed authority in his official posi-
tion, and it is well that there SHOULD
be check of some kind placed upor
this-the last relic of the old ring.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-21
THE EASTERN TROUBLES.

LONDON. September 21-5:30 A. Nj.
A special dispatch from Berlin to
the Times says that the Porto is en-
deavorlng to impress on the foreign
powers the necessity for fixing date
for the determination Of the Con-
sular mediation in the insurgent
camps. The Turkish government, in
view ofpossiblc military requirements,
has ordered the construction of the
Sophia, Nisch and Banja,ka Railway
to be pushed with the utmost dispatch.
A telegram to the Times from Vienna
expresses the opinion that now that
the Turks have had time TO occupy In
force the Bosnian frontier the chances
of renewing the insurrection in Bos-
mia have vanished. The Daily Neles
correspondent at Vienna telegraphs
that the Turks now have force at
Vienna of $1,000 men concentrated
on the frontier of Seryia.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-21

MR.. sMUH's RED CLOUD COMMISSION
TO GIVE THE SECRETARY A "CHARAC-
TER"
Special to .ie ". Y. Erening Post.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-The
report of the Indian Investigating
Commission is in preparation and will
be ready to be laid before the Presi-
dent within the next ten days, Mem
bers of tho Commission say that on
the question on the innonence of Sec
rotary Delano and Commissioner
Smith on the charge Of being person.
ally cognizant ofimproper proceedings
OF the contractors and agents in regard
to supplies, the Commission is unani-
nous and will give both officers a
"clean bill" In regard to some Of the
subordinate officers, there is ground
for believing that the report will take
different ground and maintain that
their conduct has been such as to JUS
tify and demand the severest censurc.
Immediately upon the presentation of
this report Secretary Delano will lay
his resignation before the President
satisfied that he can retire from the
Interior Department with no stain
upon his integrity.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-21
FOURTH EDITION.
Strange Suicide.

A WE'LL DRESSED YOUNG MAN FOUND
DEAD UPON THE BANKS OF THE BRAN
DIVINE.
This morning, about II o'clock,
news was brought to police headquar-
ters that a dead man had been found
upon the banks of the Brandywine.
We visited the place and found the
man lying under tree near st. James
Catholic Church.
In the absence of the Coroner who
IS engaged with a case in Mill Creek
Hundred, Chic fof Police Brady took
charge of Tie body, The man was
about - years of age, brown hair and
mustache, dressed in suit of ribbed
cloth, and nothing on his person to
give the least clue to his identity; in
the left hand vest pocket was found an
ounce vial withklaudanum in the bot
tom, and in the right side coat pocket
was found another bottle, which from
its smell was also laudanum, the labels
of the bottles were torn off, the name
as made out on the corks were identi-
fed as Philadelphia druggist but this
was mere guess work.
Lying by his side was Philadel.
phia Press of yesterdays date, and a
mershaum pipe, two handkerchiefs, one
lady's with the mark of "W." upon
it, this was the only thing that had q
mark upon it, pocket book, thirty Ave
cents in currency, pen knife, comb and
pin cushion and lead pencil were
found in his pants pocket. His hat was
fine stiff brim, black cloth, neck tie
of black silk fastened by gold ring.
Many persons went to see him, but
none could identify him. Owen
Donahoc met him yesterday, and
lady said her son told ner that there
was man asleep in the grove late yes
terday evening. Mr.. Isaac Walraven,
found the body this morning about
| 1850 O'clock, with the hands folded
across the breast, ard his feet crossed.
| No doubt that the man is a stranger
here, and did the act after due delibera-
tion, As every precaution was taken by
him to evale identity. The body was
taken to Mr. Daniel Fox, undertaken, at
Sixth and Shipley streets. until the
Coroner return. when an inquest will
be held.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-21
STRAY WAIFS.

Consumers are aow laying in their
Finter coal.
bandywlne and Mutual Loan Asso-
elatIons meet this evening.
Tho new tower on the City Hall
nearly enclosed and ready for paint
ihe peach shipments hold out well,
u' lnty will soon begin to decline
Inc base ball excitement Is only
5ualied BY the rush of custom at d.
y, Ss,uMSessey's cheap boot and shoe store
~ Market street.
NOT the loast attractive store on
6anae 6,ael street is No. BOT, where E,
solaaos dispenses cheap boots and
PaOe' 10 the buying public.