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lEPoKTANr PROCLAMATION.

To e- Etsnas s-d ta Psbse:-Tor yopr better
accommodation We have ado pied and viii aSasrr a
tie following rsiss. yiz-Ist The ofic. I'M he onca
s . 11s1f,ss day from m IS al Thcss
work 20 be done, with fun address will be MATED -,
81 residence in any part Of tn. District 81 All ~ork
r. Iaid or Z. O. u VIII be delivered ~ any rlsoa III
he District. Goods from distance received srf -
tnrntd by uni OF express by W. X. WHEATIEY
Prenium steam Dyeing and Securing EstAhlis hnant
80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, d O. I.iie.' and
sssntemen " caring Apparel, Curtains, Kid Boots.
NIGEL Clean 81 or Owed. isnI !, >
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sloG.cCO DAMAGES CLAFMFn-Frp.Iar icfy
=, sawyer. whose ten-year contract for re-
moving night soil from the District of CO.
Iumbia was recently annulled by the Board
9i Health, yesterday, through his ATTORNEYS.
MT *. i. Mcrrick and Judge P&SchaI. en-
tered suit against the District OF Columbia
ior violation of contract, claiming 500 .O00
damaS yes.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

DASrIEA GE.-Pa-St,ns desiring goal pNSTt' +
:, a A1k hy To-" moth CT .es.gn iCT cows au'
icT>fs, can Obtain fhr same ~ sEpigiug :.
IfNtANs- CsFroE nf ~ al MAIL >.r 80
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1914 PENSsYLVhNIh ROUTE 1915
" To THE
NORTHWEST. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. follows:
wsshington.--.,. Is a. m. Baltimore $500 u.
. II 80 a. m II5pm.
...... 10 m. s2s o M
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RoUTE,
Win elegant Scenery, Palace State room Day sud
Night Cars, with a,.aern irnprovenlerts
Two hundred miles saved TO Western and Central
New YORK.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
inroegh from WASHINGTON 20 the NEST .pf
SOk1H without change.
Tickets by THE be procured AZ the ofces,
corner OF 18th street snd Pennsylvania avenue ard
corner OF 9th street and psnnsyy anis sVeEue, ugd
National Hotel, where reliable Information VIII D.
giyen AZ all times
Passengers procuring tickets 81 these o.fces can,
secnre accommodations in Palace Cars for CbicszC,
PittsbuTg and Rochester.
ID. NJ. BOYD, 5r., General Ps.senRs r Agent,
msrlo-ly PhilsI- phia. Pa.
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. CONCORD HARNESS,

"a CONCORD HARNESS. ~
We have on hand large stock Of fine Single and
Double Gilt, Nickel, Rubber and Silver mount ed
HARNESS,
which We are determined to sell az very low prres
Sole agents Tor Hills celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
al Concord prices Acknowledged - be the hes, and
Cheapest Harness in the market. Concord Wool
Collars Of all kinds constantly on hand. All Con-
cord Harness and Collars stamped with the
trade mark " The Concord Harness. ANY harness
or collar not SO stamped are not the genuine. b.
sure Of name and number.
LUTZ g. BRO.
497 PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE,
ap3 I'm Next to the NaiioLsl Hotel
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"eo'SvtUNo, II e sr'H -
THoMAs powLiNG. sugtt,nosr.
la Bridge street, t;c-rctfCNn.
Nhkf nESIKAHLE BUILDING lot ON CAY
sTEEbI, MAR CONGRESS ST GFOGEE-
TOWN, At AUG rTON
80 ON THURSDAY April g.,th. a. 5 o. clock, r.
m. IA trout # the rrsnIsns.I sal III thsf
= very d'.iTa able Lot IN Cav street mar snsr...
street hsNirs fr"ut e eighty fse fr,t n :tv a.
with depth % one hundred aud twenty .ept IN,
proved hy two two story Fram- Dwelling Tbis ID
IL m"st beautifully located. aud presents rare m
pcTtnnltN g. procure excellent building Ai,4-
Te;ms one third cash. balance IA & n and l.
mont Ia, with interest pr C-ut Couy., aT-l..,
al the cUst If the purchaser.
arc THOMAS row linz; a.,
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A LExANDEIA AND WASHINGTON R.R,
A AND
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG n. X
ro,., 1okNEk OF y AND SIXTH STREETs
Local trains tea, o for Alexandria as f5iioxs.-S
", 10, IL IN, 4, 3, a. 6, o., 1pmsa
s sha D. NJ czly, all other trains Sally exce pt
Local Trains leave Ale1sndrta o. follows.-s. -
~, n m !, 8, 4, ., and , m. The =
9. IN ana .. m. from Alexandra DALI ALI otber
trains daily except sunday. ~ - a
tngtOn and Ohio *. X. "oA
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
leaves ashlngtOn \ 81 .. daily exec OF Sunday
Through tickets 10 all points South ard spufnwes.
lor sale AT ooes corner 18th and Peapsylyan
ANenGe and corner 9th street and PenDsy " ania a. -
uus where passengers can leave orders Tor BAGGAGE
20 be checked a. al hotels and residoncs throuss =
eosunsuon' ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr,
,ro - GenerA Passenger Agent.
. GkO. Q. WILKINS, General supf
1so-u Baltimore, Nd.
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SVM6THlEG NEW.-The only reliable CALrN
tui and pe9sect s s' made in this country Bean
vor,h -. GLkNNs Jewelry Store, 1903 stIeet
apl-1n
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THE FEMALE MINSTRELs CpMING.-Tae
local sensation among patrons of amuSe-
mcnts next week will be the appearance at
Odd Fellows Hail of Madame Rcntz'S Fe-
male Minstrels and Mile Marie die Lacour's
Iarisian Can-Can Dancers. now returning
nom tour III the south. With this orrani-
Zaucn VIII he found corps of thirty sps-
cialty artists, all good in their Respective
lines.
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IHE IHEATFRs.-Tony Pastors company
IS giving lively performances at Ford's opera
House this week. and TOny's remarks La,
night about the Feather busters Little LiII
for wines, whisky and SIGH, raised a great
laugh al the expense of the ''galOOts"
The German Opera and Dramatic COM
paDy, from Berlin, appear at the National
new comic opera, The Princess TfebizOnd >,
Its first representation in this city. TO-mor-
row night Led Astray." Next Monday the
heilogg English Opera troupe in 'sErnanir
Patrons OF the Avenue Theater saw the
best variety programme of the season is pc
scented there this week, and the crowded
houses every night confirm the statement
The lheater Comiqre announces the first
bsfIoTmsnce THIS evening OF that fine old
play. The Golden Farmer besides the
usual excellent variety programme.
ANOTHER MODEL VARIANT he fol-
lowing warrant was returned to the II oIice
Court this morning by Sergeant Dinsm IRE
who refused TO serve NJ:
Whereas complaint hath been made ba-
fore me a justice OF the Peace In aud for fSe
County OF Washington upon the irfOI mation
OF Mary Greene ''who charges Sophia Smith
for using Rad Language and calling her ~
sorts. which she could think OF, 10 the Der,--
tinent of the SAID Mary Grpenc's Ca-r.5tpY
Sc, &C." You are therefore hereby COM
lnaTded imm eiiately 10 appIrhend the sai
Sophia Smith and bring her before The 20
lice Court &C 20 be dealt with according 20
law.
''lSigne,D April 18th 1865
MARTIN CONNOLLY
Mary had 10 90 the Court and get another
warrant This M. rning, which II is thought
viii stand the test.
, 1875-09-11
SUSANNA WHITE.

A True Story Of tho 0ldeu Time, Told by Her
I;roat-t:rau ausltl laughter.
Folks didn't think much about Eou,sncs In ths old
The, rsrs doug Coz. work for ss tu.u.,, and walk
Ny np!%s! pis: used of'aa to tel Us Of her bp.y s'sh
Ths log house the bears and Indtaus and with w.at
OF njaat.ec oprrea.son and ta1es. It'll their hearts
" III %ps'ins Of Tho p'op's NOD that drs.afue. day
"en %l1.m 4tsa. Fsensh hsr lover man who .sz,sd
p.,,,o., r. mtm.n. msnt. fl, h,, oo,.a..
for ths tight.
f0' 0eis hsY foteot th'' spinning .ua watched ILL
Twas many ,asss from nun4sr Till, suds, untrav~
put ii - as.ia tbs boom Of cannon, and 4n.r work
And ps.y*S ;: eay thu triad pray F.ther Th,
You u! know without my falling The history Of tha.
1t'esnst ~ go bsoss h', hard on. word from tho
Thsn ;.sg = rough but kindly noishbor. pap'ins With
sAid 4..s 10 tell sassnaa that william Frsnah u
That's ~ mother svar told us but bsr ssssa used TO
That " aa..nn. w.s n..ar .h. ..ms .a.la altar that
She assss i.Sss.i aor danced. nor ..ns. por made
Just IT, Tp,t:a spa cana to b" OF youthful
tn Wl.Hs uael4*s MD 10 hss,--s 'tanch OLD Par''
~ a.vs wiila.a 10 bis country Aad you must do tbs
e4ns,
John lovsa 5ou, you shall u.rr5 hin, "a thsy did tp
And II. S = sa51sa to w''u+H,-'hs ooun', nasa4
Was William nos the bsat-lovsd son ! To hsar w.s to
And d. u'sas John FssHch faithful wife unto her
God sls..: &C.,: e. ra LII, loving s..e. not Win
And ~ s'es 1*a .A ,.fos. m ,.e. through ,eu.
b's wos aud pain.
shs ps.sF fUraos hss sssy Love- but t.aasuzed Il -
And kss: e. SSsst !h' golden sassuss rea eouuao
And 70 r. 'a't sas sFas4, ths somshow 1t .Aoula b.
That, though she had besp }ohas xtfs hss, sh, WILL
h'ns SHOULD n III 4savs1l,
And Sasis tod MO ths story phsu WIS blt child,
~ I'd mit = ny IN 'sdus iR AsF pest'as sa!ea
~ a..'. thought t4+s ms'hsr With her ufs of toll
Fur ~ ass's shi'hsd dut1 saa ha4 constant h.sa
Eh't' .,s5:1 II: sl.,:a q u' sssa " - sashs and
Payer suss aartr forgotten. por tas Bbls 'et up-
W. =. nueh Of hssoIas, ...bouah abs wostsd frou
II many sbose asuses h.,s bean tla. nd vro,, sa4
~An"N 4, 1frAN I. EfseNf.1a lKea,*, Republican.
, 1875-09-11
VeFy EKeqpha

--------- TAaFsp&ft
1 littls woman springs from thu a&ss sna Pr
sents hsrs&lG before tne conductors =,
Monsieur, thst pa1son thsss, who travels!
With no from T1ouy1la to Paris, AAs inAultsa
ps," ,,-x
And she polpts ia mild &nd ca!m-loosas
geqtlaiaAg.
In arms. :,
:, Hs slept tbs vhqlt distance Ia Ats oa1nsf'
TablsAn'
, 1875-09-11

perfectly Er,un! cs&. although It 10 very irving
10 tlnk tbat. after paying frinnIy visit 10
nlvhb"r, o,'n should 10 acertSst Of MI Attsm, /
talty.
havo boon In MANY porta Of tho Unted statcs
will my yAalt, but tleycr yat have I'm to make
Anr other thnn serbaf rrror: 1t tho CHAun1-
lioutc. and tho only c1rIaua.Io,, Of The nct1ou
pear. 10 Ia that he rororted to thu Secretary Of
tbs T'easury TIM! l,ad brought 3 art. ai cx.
eur.ionias to Chicago. In tbs dispatch fr>ta
INC socl atarv: quoted IN your article. thi. rss-
eaRo occnrs, "aut1 ,ntorm tue AfaBier that p.B-
sGnsats Garnet he transported f!oro place 10
place In tlc uaite1 St4tcs.' From this il would
sproar - Il ! were fixing for hire on tho lakes.
when ,udignantl.y repudsto: II cary paH-
but q iny'lo MY friyillls 10 60 % ctutso viii
n,e that il serJ different matter. am not
aware that anv British or Canadian yeeAt winch
has hitherto visted Now York Or any o'l,er pnrt
pay anF dues Whatever.
As 10 my Leaving port III an undorband man.
ner, can only nay tllAt It was my weli-known
Intention m to have loft Chlcago Saturday in,mo-
did not oave til MONDAY morning was Tint
tile ~estier WAS TOO rough to leayo earlier viii,
snv comfort made no secrot OF my .uto1tlou,
nor had | the slKhseas i,loa that nv leaving
would infringe my Law Of tho Un,tad statos.
AZ 10 tho idca OF tiefraudlug tho Customs OF
925.42 tonnags dies, called twice at the oIllcu
Of tho Col!ector Of Custotnn AMI he never ip-
iiotmed mo that any pa1ment would he TO lulfei
bofo ie!t Capt. Prindv,le, who waa with
me % co ono .occaaion stated that, pending The
reply from tho Secretary Of tho TteaBury, si,ouIl
any Payment becont0 HetcHrhry, lie would kindly
attend 10 It Tor me, and that. should / at any
limo '''Hh 10 !oAye' WAS Mt liboItv TO do 80. III
sccordauco With this arrangement t!lo i, .ccsssry
papers "Hre taken out by Capt. rlln1tYlllo aud
asns to ma At Detroit.
Tho klndns4s anl hospitality shown ,nvsolf
aud friend" BY the Comaiudors and officers Of
Tic Chicago Yacht Cub aud q her gosltio.,.e1, 10
Chicago wo sllaLl always RENT mbcr With foo, NJ.
of tue iteliest gratitude aud doeply roglSt
tlnt the Retun Of yonr Collector IN not bong
abe to recognize the difference betweoa I yanL9f
aful t'a'lug ueAsol, and altl solry III to nav,
yonr article Of Ang. n, form koh a striking con.
traHt 10 the uniform colrtasy ae have received
at every Unitod y Rtos por,
eau a!eo assl.ro You that nhonld any Chicago
yacht VI Il Toronto OF any Caukdian port, 10 fnr
from charging tonnage or any other tsuss, we
shall ho on!y too happy 10 receive lhen,, as wo
were rccetSed by our f1onds IN Chicago, w.,h
truo yascl'ssnan'a va come. ! ratnain, dear sir,
your obodtent servant. ". CAMPBELL,
Yacht Or.ole
, 1875-09-11

=, At TIVE SEASIDE.
y. ms willis fnamy Rcn with It's batinrs In ran4r,
Ana ths horr'dass costumes Of flannel md sero
"ntfn the s~eoteAt fDh,snrBs arn acted lii ehath.'
:. AMI sometimes tho droll.a Ut stories enle,ga
4nts alTt Will maid or wffe or Widow
>. Anu eAmb1e OF 1nnnay yoti borroxbt in tnrn,
AsEe, u not tho fashion 10 flay 10 ronAtJer
WHOSE faHo or ~hose fortune your folly rulfa A..
ina lGht nf the NOON m The watePh d&lic,euu
., lne Y'nna Oh sle p7rtI'o tangled and awtot:
NO longer arc dainty fips shy ot caprtetopt-
~ Aad FIN sAch yote lbs aaa,.owa regular traat
fe'i understand false brAds-the rouge snd r., :.
powder, ~" psAn
:. Fon know thai Celestine II nads IN l,y ri,
"a i!oh'nG to Joi--an4i yotI laugh Ill tlo iopas.
""n nohaer ao'netlh's' what you've dons WITH 1ou,
Yon fec! Queer sor1ettnss, 10 rs1sct On ia Josins
. 70 = dear lttlt maid whOtn ypn mat lopr arn:
nnt Hts u ron llss Il II mt jnat your chooane.
:, And Nera yoa to bame thAt your dream euda1 ~,
snn meet anl ynu sno, Jnu touch her III flno,.
To think nf time wbeu thelr tolch made you th'.
lis strange that no traca Of that Bsnk!nopt lin ~.
70 lear at Jous heart-strngs, And torment YOU I'm
f2n sec 10 tbs bottom At shama aud vsr1t,ous.
=. Far toGnee snd sivantursra In plenty sre bsrn.
toa fnt1 with lhs whols. and you asck rettxstons
no Morss-Ana no better than many. itt clear
II ilstA what y0n want, you arc tceng IT, truly.
EnnuHh IL lived out in one ann t,er Tor yearf.
~ tAe end OF 1t nj, yon r. hack to xorf. div
And TAX sap thoaa dutlas. in dismal srrenrI
-St,o Fork Sun,
, 1875-09-11
FUN ReeonE THE FooTL,oHrs,

In the "Rem.nisconorH OF Michael Kolly, Of
ths king's Theatre. III rhrouic'ed ono OF tho
iadicrons lno'aahta that frequently occur dnring
the progress Of play. neyerely trying, If tloy
do not altogctllar uAsat, tho gravity of both per-
former and spectator, 1t was on tho night al
tho ilrBs presentation OF the drama Of "Bfuo
Nesrd.' lie mIao to which had bean composed
by Mr. Kelly. Tho machinery employed 10 tho
play Was complicated, and. from tic lupRlug of
the carpenters, n.uye1 with difficulty OF W,us
wrong entire ;. At one point. the faIura Of tbs
d, att,A ~As immlnelt IN Rcruuuk OF tho titcltng
aud ls|tinR oS par tops of the Apr hrat,,s bill
s1s energetic eiurts OF prominent actor 1t tho
ln6ae c.'tlsal instant earned tue piece through
tr'umrhantlr. MlsAA: y followed aac'. other 10
tie end Ct the pesfol mauce. tho nlost la1Kt,Rblo
one OF gil tthing I1A"e inst tefnru tue ci,ita5u
dropped on the death of Stlim ty tho band Of
D!ae Heard. Wo bnrrow tho descTiptiop OF Tho
Incident f.om Mr. Kelty;
Where Btus Hf1rI ainka under The stsRs tte!eton
rises. which. whsu seul By The deu,s WAS ta stuk
down aBAin but unit ene III h wot t4e sa1I skelotnI
mUfs. !, who had Juat bpeM sthQ Eht< Efaru 10.
tally forgetting ~lers WAL nj with my drawn
sabre, aud utIniteI hu poor 4ke.cnn'y hpaJ with Ill
NY pGht, vuc!rFsst4y until Au t!tsaI,p4sEed ioud
eunngh iu ts hpsrd ty tAs whoie h,}nse "u-u
you! d-n you'll why I1uh yon 70 down Z" The
Anornrr wsFs III roats Of lHnxhteF At Tits rulculuut
afaus, hut goonatHrN1ly sPIxuEeA to sptty lutp tbs
fusllaxs VI Al tul0s!atsa couposet.
, 1875-09-11
sWARM5 OF BuTERFlIes.

near itu setting, we noticed mu,titudes Of tne
large, handsome, hnrn butterfly called Danais
Arcl,ppus coming togathsr from ali diroct,ous
aud aotting In closo ranks upon the pskod
branchos Of different .sees In small Rrovo On
lhs lake shore. For two or three aoure before
tho night closed down the 1ook would b. pktbet-
ing, AUD while some Individuals saslly ae.tlsd 10
rest others would ressessly sail and cfrc,a
around ~ II No spot presented exactly tho condf.
tlons desirable for lodgiug. Il waa curious to
watch tho maueusros OF tAsae uneasy. f.daetty
fellows. They uero eyidouslv worry suxious 10
got f4yorAby disposed for the night but had
not sapee enough to accomplish TIM m,ttsr
without An ohdlass fu.a .hout ~ n,,,.s"G;s"
tno "lsest Oh tlot1' nave Vesy !itto intelligence.
Nature dressed them gaudlly, aud thon seomed
to think they coald do without brsns. And slo
was right. ~ usual. Thoy man.ca ~ ,n,u1, 49, -, =
ouu' ~ 'uo" oooS eNa "o no"'1e shelr SNOWY
ooiof6 ana lAunty ilgufeH, without troubling our.
selves to inquire how much they know. We
might draw parallel here betwepu The bum.n
,n.,,;... as'a 1890 v, ~. oa' wv 'ease tnss 20
no'@as's ana oo''le oaea 20 our dro"Sy. silly
crowd shifting and dodglng about III tho twi-
light.
Tho blaodsrtnu royors sti,, a, III. vim. ,or,a
.v.rv ,,n- ~, .sa ~, ae "4As "u".
e's,5 , w" aoa snea aAsn Gown INTO sho nl!dst OF
oluAtaF OF qulot, Eeacaahl ysnlindod Danolia
that WeEs already crowded ~ thAt tAo1o Wa I'D
albov-ro among them, and thoraby s.t ,ha
vhota m,.x n lu,cn;no .na a',..a",as 80 ~ ne
eo'ne ou' o1 'nel1 paooa together. This vc1a-
tIouA performances x1ntd bs repeated over
and over again, whsrs thsra vera
plenty Of open spaoes on Tho sans tsie
s 1oaas Io9 'ae accommodation n OF thoae not Jet
provided tor. lut tho STUPID beastlaa we're
, 1875-09-11

To e.s Editor Of Ths Ch4eauo tribune.
BURLINGTON, la.. sept. I'LL think you should
have religious department In your pApar, be-
cause Hotno Of yonr many trsonda my Wish to
preaol' sermon occasionally. BY your per-
mtsson will take a text and preach short dis
courso The words have cho4sn. you viii find
in the issue Ut Sept. . Of tho Standard: "Grcat
chanco! ten horse-IoekeJ tricks. worth etO. for
80 censs. E. Fl. lTanpi4n. Salisbury, Nd" Now
you will remainder that tho paper from which
this Is taken claims to be the BAPTIST organ OF
the Northwest, and strictly religious, OF course
It does all th,ura to the gIo Of God, and thts
10 pa!t Of its work, advertising horae-tockn.
tFloka.
think II Pau! was soadcr OF ths Standard
and saw constantly In its columns such
trAsh rs the Above, lie would wrte
letter to the oditor and tell him
how he Ind departed from tue falt.,.
remssnbat Of toadtDg that paper fo1no AK
toon years ago. 1t 1aa tllal cAIIei tho Christian
1tncs, ami kn5H that Hucli Chrstian literature
wae nut found 10 It's Columns, It taught dli-
ferant docIrtue from hkt. Rul was MT 80 Aux-
iou+ 10 mako Monbv as IL IL iow. OF COURSE 1t
seRc1es poor suucts tnat they must nut th!nk
too MACH OF money, and iH exanpo is of The
best kiud when It will aiver.iso almost anything
for tho rake Of llt.e cast,.
We hare hard mplstatb OF the GosDe1 nreAcb
against novels and noyol.i sadlng ws have seen
thom labor hard to keop tho sonuK mombars OF
their nockH ftom reallng tho Ao-cai!ed trash;
mud now tho m;nlsters soul can bo cbeoted py
turning to tue Standard and seelng these Rame
volumes recommended 10 Chriat,an people.
] kHTTu
, 1875-09-11

1Ak EnIEA0o ElTf HALLWAY AGAIN.
Thfhs EdtGr af This Chscaqo 1ribun4:
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-3o much haa been yen.
tured upon this subject OF late, that it seems
uaoleba for me- to make Il suggestion. The many
reforms which have been proposed, il carried
out. would loAvo little room for Improvement.
But will vensure 10 say hero la ono ".oforu
that has not boon fully discussed. I refer moro
particularly to tho selling Of tickets aud ths re-
dnotlon Of faros, Tho Chicago City Railway
seems to hare taken very independent post
tton IN this rca. set. While noarly all tia othor
railways In the osty arc selling ticketa u greatly
'eiuned satoa The Chicago CIT. Hallway
strictly sdhares 10 tGo old price
mud rcfnsea to soil tickots ut that. to tlle
Ereat inconron,eocs OF the public. When /. 10
happens that Jou hays moth ug ioas than a6
ball in your pocket, YOU arc obliged to walk, for
the dt1yer IL INSTRUCTED to change nnth,ug larger
than 81 npte; aud this state OF affaira seoms
likely to exiat for Al Indelnito porlod. OF until
aone competition can bo brought foru ard to
compel them TO make tie required " reform"
Non. when tho Company put On conductors, IT
thav Will aoll tickata, Hay II the rate OF ceuts
zach. or tTontv-lye for al, it will greatly ill.,
creass their bnslness do away with tho tntolera.
bls nuisance Of changing 4 b,l to pay fate,
aud be of great accom- mudatlon 10 the public.
EUANK l.. HAWKS
Arizona citizen., 1875-11-13
Yavapai County.
From The Miner of November 5:

From The Miner of November 5:
 Four and one-hslf tons of Silver Prince ore was brought into Prescott and by assay is regarded worth $6,- .272.44. The Peck Company will at once take out and ship twenty tons.
 District Court adjourned on. Satur- day last, having got through with the business of the term very smooth ly. Judge Tweed left on Tuesday for Cerbat to hold the regular Novem- Der term there, accompanied by Judge Rush, Capt. Hargrave and John W. Leonard, Esq, members of the bar. An injunction was granted in the case of the War Eagle Mining Go. vs. the Palmetto Company, to restrain the latter from working within three hundred feet of the ledge of the form CT.
 At the meeting of the Board of Supervisors, held Wednesday last, the resignation of A. O. Moves ss one of the Board was accepted, and Fred Williams duly appointed to fill the vacancy.
 Major Brsyton, commander of Camp Verde, has gone with Al Seiber and his scouts to San Carlos, where the present scouts, whose time of en- listment has expired, will be muster ed out and @ new company enlisted.
 A letter received this morning from Chas. H. Wells, Supt. Arizona and New Mexico Express Co.,, date San Francisco, October 18th, says he has abandoned the Csliente route and will start his stages from Whitewater in San Gorgonio Pass, and run via Ehrenberg. He hopes to make the time to San Francisco in less than five days, but five at the furthest. F. W. Blake will be here by December l, to take charge of the office.
 Land Patents for the following persons have been received at the office of the Register of the Prescott  Land Office, and will be delivered to the parties upon surrender of the Receivers duplicate receipt: Au- gustus Cranes, Edward c. Donohugh, John T. Lowell, Curtis c. Bean, lief ferson II. Lee, Stephen Breon, De- Witt P Foster, Robert Gsrside, and John w. Simmons.